Evening star., 1933-11-23

Of the Guard" and 1.-The Pirates ,
The cinema theaters, led by the
Earle, which is celebrating three ami
versaries- for its successful" three
year vaudeville policy, one for Freddie
Clarks 20-year mark as the Earle
maestro and one for Fred Stone, who is
now contemplating his thirty y-f1fth year
on the American stage-will present
what promises, at least In advance, to
be rare and ripe entertainment. At the
Fox you may see Kate Smith and her
own revue; at the Palace, Gable and
Crawford in Dancing Lady; at Keith's,
the years surprise picture, Little
Women" will be shown, and the other
theaters have announced attractions
which are so good that they are being
held over for second and third weeks.
The following is survey of the new
weeks attractions:
Little Women" at R-K-O Keith's.
The film which is likely to produce a
revolution in Hollywood, inasmuch as
it proves that "a clean picture may also
been done with great beauty and boasts
In its cast the sometimes amazing
Katherine Hepburn, Joan Bennett Tin
her best role), Frances Dee, Jean Ar
thur and an accurate reproduction OF
the Louisa May Alcott house at Con-
cord, Mass.
Dancing Lady" at the Palace. This
unites Gable and Jean Crawford in
musical film which the advance agents
say is something" Although we
missed yesterdays screening, the follow
ing will give you some idea what an
executive thinks about it: "A musical
crossing story and performances by
Crou,forJ opd T-ahIo fbot ore y,,otnh1ncc
Gable will again be cause for feminine ne
tongues to wag. Dancing Lady WILL
have everybody applauding enthusiastic
ally Yours. Never more sincerely.
Signed Carter Barron" He evidently
likes it.
Female" at the Earle. While the
new Ruth Chatterton film with George
Brent and that same swimming tank
you saw in "Footlight Parade" is the
screen attraction, the Earle's main ex-
citement this week, in the midst OF It's
triple celebration, is the fact that Fred
Stone and daughter Paula are the fea-
tures of the stage show; They viii be
thy Stone) in a stage presentation
which marks Mr.. Stones thirty-lfth
year in the theater. 1t is to be hoped
that all of Washington will turn out
to give this veteran entertainer one OF
the biggest hands of the year. He de-
serves the best. inasmuch as he has
given the stage his best.
white Woman" at Loew's Fox. This
Is the film which Charles Laughton did
in some kind Of defiance before he set
off for jolly England and his 20-pounds-
a-Week engagement at the Old Vic. He
is not. however. the white woman, but
a bearded toughy. The woman is fair
Carole Lombard The stage show is
given over in its entirety to Kate Smith,
who brings her own Swanee Music
Revue into action. This includes
band, Cookie Bowers and those nice
little Preisser sisters from Atlanta
(Barron stronghold), Ga, If we remem-
ber rightly.
walls of Gold" at the Columbia.
Based on Kathleen Norris's novel this
picture features Sally Eilers and, no,
you're wrong, not Jimmie Dunn, but
Norman Foster.
THE World Changes'-the Paul MUM
picture being held over for a second
week at the Metropolitan.
So is "Only Yesterday" at the Rialto
the film which has made Margaret
SULLIVAN a full-1edged star.
The Gayety will present "Gals and