Evening star., 1933-04-23

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Practically the same cast that bid
you adieu last year will again take their
bows tomorrow night. Leona Powers
and Donald Woods will head the cast
supported by Kathryn Givney, Romaine
Calender, Ona Mnson, Freddie Sher-
man, Adelaide Hubbard, Burke Clarke.
Forrest Orr, Karl Nielsen and Frank
Peck. Clifford Brooke will direct and
personally stage the production and
Charles Squires is designing the sets:
Patrons are requested to remain seated
after the performance so the players
may say hello" to their old friends.
LOEW'S FOX-"PIeasure Cruise"
7 OEW's FOX THEATER is present
Il ing Pleasure Cruise" this week
with Roland Young and Genevieve To-
bin In the starring roles. The film was
directed by Frank Tuttle. 1t is based
on the London stage hit by Austen
Allen. The story concerns wife who
decides to inject some romance in her
married life by taking pleasure cruise.
Her husband, timid gentleman, isn't
enthusiastic about her taking the trip.
So, with the benefit Of disguise and q
somewhat changed personality. he
manages to become steward on the
same ship.
Benny Davis and his Future Stars
Of Broadway" head the stage bill.
Others include Collins and Peterson,
comedy stars; Oracle Schenck and her
company, and as an added attraction,
radios newest comic sensation, George
Vivot, Americas Greek Ambassador"
COLUMBIA-"The Big Stampede"
John WAYNE is slated to ride to
> new film honors in THE Big
Stampede" which opens tomorrow at
Loew's Columbia Theater. Leon Schle-
singer produced this picture for Vita
graph, Inc. This young. popular star
who already has brought much action.
hard riding and quick gun play to the
will again, be seen in story set against
the background of one Of the most
stirring periods in the history OF the
Southwest.
A capable cast Of supporting play
ers appears opposite John Wayne.
The leading feminine role is given 20
Mae Madison, while Noah Berry will
once more be seen in q type of villain
GUS role which he always portrays so
effectively. Others prominently cast are
Luis Alberni, Berton Chruchill, Paul
Hurst and Sherwood Bailey.
METROPOLITAN-"A Bedtime Story"
MAURICE CHEvALIER'S famous
~ love songs become lullabies this
week in "a Bedtime Story" current
screen offering at Warner Bros. Metro
politan Theater. In this film, Cheval-
ier is seen as a man-about- town who
suddenly discovers that home and fire
side have their charms. This awaken
ing comes to him on his return from
voyage when he finds a baby aban-
doned in his car. He calls police TO
take it away, but by the time they come
he has grown so fond Of 1t that ne
decides to keep it and raise it HIM
self. Helen Twelvetrees. Edward Ever
EFT Horton, Adrienne Ames and Baby
Leroy, the year-old youngster chosen
from among thousands Of others to play
the role, heads the cast which supports
the French star in new type Of char
acterization.
Completing the program is a two
reel Vitaphone subject, yours Si1i-
cerely," based on the famous musical
success Spring Is Here" Lanny Ross,
popular radio tenor, is starred with
Pearl Osgood, Nancy Wexford and Janet
Velie and Dudley Claments, all we'll
known Broadway players.
EARLE-"Elmer the Great"
TOE E. BROWN and Fred Warnings
> Pennsylvanians share honors on
the program at Warner Bros. Earle
Theater this week. Joe e. Brown is
seen In his widest First National COM
edy, Elmer the Great" adapted from
Ring Lardner's famous stage play. FrVo
Waring and his Pennsylvanians head
the stage portion of the bill with Is en-
tertainers. including Tom Warins,
Evelyn Nair, Lane Sisters and Babs
and her brothers.
In Elmer the Great" Joe is seen
as Elmer Kane, the Gentryville, Ind,
boy, who modestly admits that he is
the greatest batter the world has ever
seen. He has three interests in life
eating, sleeping and base ball, and he's
champion at all three. In addition,
Elmer proceeds to fall in love.
Other stage acts are AL Abbott, come
dian, presenting "At the Old Town
Hall; and the Five Arleys, sensational