Evening star., 1933-07-30
Current Attractions.

II f1ElI 6AflfI MONE, appearing III
person for the first time in any
Washington picture theater, and a
, world premiere showing of Warner
Bros. Mary Stevens, NJ. D." starring
Kay Francis, are the companion at
fractions OF the current program at
Warner Bros. Earle Theater.
Mary Stevens. NJ. d." Warner
Bros. picture, is said to give Kay Fran
els one of her mos. unique roles. The
star is seen as a woman doctor who is
forced to choose between a WOman'S s
! privileges in life and competition to be
found in purely masculine profession.
In support of Kay Francis are Glenda
Farrell Lyle Talbot. Thelma Todd.
, George Cooper and others.
Ethel Barrymore. who Is the stage
headiiner, presents foT the first time
in any motion picture theater Sir
James BarrieS one-act playlet, The
| Twelve-Pound Look" Miss Barrymore
has made this vehicle SO much a part
CT her dramatic repertoire that the
Barrie playlet has come to be identi-
fed III America as one of Miss Bar
rymore's finest character mediums.
Also appearing on the stage are Major.
Sharp and Minor. well known harmony
trio. presenting cycle of popular
songs; Goss and Barrows. Broadway
comedians. Offering Is minutes of jests,
and the -Four TrojanS. intercollegiate
athletes
The short subject program includes
THE Worlds Greatest Thrills" Uni
versal special featuring Graham Nc
Nance noted radio announcer: the new
Bobby Jones golf film. The Impact" +"
and the latest issue of the Universal
Newsreel
"CAMARANG" q United Artists pro-
- duction. is the current Offering
at Warner Bros. Metropolitan Theater.
The film has for its locale the pearl
| diving country of Malaysia and q pearl
diver is the hero of its adventures and
romance. All the thrills and dangers
are not. however. on the floor Of the
Indian Ocean. Tigers, pythons tapirs
and other strange denizens Of the jun
gle appear William Ward directed
"Samarang." from the story by Lori
Bara. and B. F. Zeidman produced it.
Pie la Mode" Vitaphone's latest
two-reel musical comedy, is the added
attraction. Completing the program
is the latest issue of the Paramount
Sound News.
"THE nitwits Of the networks u
L George Burns and Oracle Allen,
stars of the Columbia Broadcasting
| System. are the featured stars on the
| stage bill at Loew's Fox Theater this
| week.
Edmund Lowe. co-starring with
Wynne Gibson. is to be seen on the
screen in Her Bodyguard,' a story
| dealing with the adventures Of gold
| digging chorus girl who is obliged to
| have Lowe follow her around as her
| bodyguard The supporting cast is
| composed Of Edward Arnold. Johnny
Hines Marjorie White Alan Dinehart
and Fuzzy White William Beaudine
directed the picture. while the story
was furnished by Corey Ford.
The remaining portion Of the stage
| bill presents the Lee Twins and Com
pany. with the Ambe ssador Sextet
dancers: Serge Flash, the boy wonder
| PLAYER
Phil Lampkin's overture in Ladies
! I Have Met" in which Joan Moss is
| featured as the solotst.
7 IONEL BARRYMORE returns this
II week to Loew's Palace Theater in
| The Strangers Return" in which
Miriam Hopkins is ,co-starred. The
| Strangers Return" is a story Of the
soil. Written by Phil Stong. author OF
! State Fair" The supporting roles are
taken by Franchot Tone, Stuart Erwin
Irene Hervey. Beulah Bondi. Grant
| Mitchell Tad Alexander and Aileen
| Carlyle. Barrymore has the role OF
! Grandpa Storr, a lovable old farmer
King Vidor directed this picture Tor
Metro -Goldwyn- Mayer.
The bill is concluded with a new
Laurel and Hardy comedy, Me and
NY PAL; an Education "Hodge-Podge
| reel and the Hearst Metrotone News.
"PEsT OF ENEMIES" marks the re-
II turn to the screen of Buddy Rog-
| ers. co-starred with Marion Nixon. The
picture opens Monday at LoeW's CO.
| lumbia Theater This is the story ol
| romance between two youngsters
whose personal lives are inextricably
bound up with passing events. They
are kept apart by their parents be-
| cause of the differences OF opinion on
! prohibition.
| The Paramount News, selected short
subjects and comedies will complete the
bill.
COR the second time R-K-o Keith's
| IS Offering a two-Star combination
| Of PLAYERS that heretofore have not ap-
| peared together These are Lew Ayrss
| end Ginger Rogers. The picture, Don
Bet on Love- is the third film of the
R-K-O Midsummer festival and tells OF
youngster who learned more from
slow horses end fast women in an hour
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