Evening star., 1933-08-31
PrevieWing
Next Weeks
Best Films
Katherine Hepburn s Picture
Held Over at the Keith
Theater.
WALLACE AND MARIE
ARE BACK AGAIN
Goodbye Again broadway
to Hollywood and Three
Cornered Moon
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

BY T.. Oe >. MELShEh.
WORLD premier" revival of
n the potent Dressler- -Beery
II drama, "Tugboat Annie; the
4 \ continuing of the Bernhard-like
Miss Hepburn, in Morning
Glory" ard two comedies, which are
likely to be among the seasons best
Goodbye Again" and "Three-Cornered
Moon'-are the stimulating film at
fractions which picturegoers may an
ticipate for the coming week.
, Katherine Hepburn, who continues to
defy various oracles and in whose honor
Manager Hardie Meakin labels the
boards of R-K-O Keiths with What
Is It This Girl Has?" is the most sue
cessful of recent screen heroines. In
Morning Glory" her current personal
triumph she walks all over rather
insignificant story and blazes forth as an
actress who can shake Star-dust out OF
moth-ball material. Paired with the
averagely-successful Douglas Fairbanks,
jr. and aided and abetted by the dappsr
Adolph Menjou, she does her stint
with an amazing assurance and gentls-
ness at the same time which few had
suspected of her. A lady who is gen.
orally admitted to be doing greater
things than any other young actress,
Miss Hepburn is so alarmingly excellent
that her future seems almost too rosy
to be true.
Other items on the program at Keith's
include a CLARK and Mccullough COM
edy, an Aesop Fable. traVelogue and
the customary two new issues of the
Pathe News.
HCOODBYE AGAIN. which the
~ National Players did with con-
l. ~, k@rt, ,.rr
brought tc the Earle screen as the
weeks feature. plus the annual Parade
of Song Writers" accurately,
"Song Writers on Pa-ade"-plus little
Oracle Barrie (torch singer of Strike
Me Pink" fame, who will replace
Maxine Doyle as mistress of ceremonies.
This Warner Brothers-First National
film. based on the hugely successful
s-lge play of the same name, has as
its CHIEF players Joan Blondell. Warren
William. Genevieve Tobin. Ruth DON
nelly. Hugh Herbert, Helen Chandler
and Wallace Ford
Vaudeville attractions, other than the
song writers-Charles Tobias. Sidney
Clare. Al Sherman. Murray Mercher,
AL Lewis and Gerald Marks-who wsrble
their own hits include Sammy LeWis
and Fatti Moore in Love in the
Rough: Barney Grant as That Feller
From Missouri" and Manning and Glass
In "Yippee, the Cowboys Are Coming" :"
Z x x x
THE Duncan Sisters, noted "Topsy
and Eva" team, are bringing to
Lcews Fox stage tomorrow revival
of their Broadway stage success with
company of some 40 singers. dancers
and whatnot. This gay musical eXtrav-
aganZa" tand it was just that will
-
Sister Vivian es Eva. The music, which
you may or may not know is being re-
pested. and the scenery is said to be
the same as in the original
This stage show, plus Three Cor
nered Moon" with the always provo
cative Claudettc Colbert in the leading
role and Richard ArIen and Mary Bo-
land TO help along. should make this
weeks bill at the Fox light and bright
attraction. Others in the finn are Wal
lace Ford. LYDIA Robnrti, Joan Marsh
William BakeWeI and Hardie Albright.
NRROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD"
from the moment of its initial pre-
viewing on the coast, has caused more
than casual excitement. The local
Loew Office is. as matter of fact. an
ticipating great things when it IS pre-
sented tomorrow at the Palace in its
world premiere together with 80 ether
world p-emiereG" round cbout the
country The film is book-staoa
stcrv. a story of three generations in
a theatrical family. and is said to BE-
one of those laugh and cry recreations
which is worth more than its weight in
gold The cast is particularly outstand-
ing. including in its players Alice
Brady, Frank Morgan. Jackie Cooper
Jimmy (Schnozzle) Durante. Madge
Evans. Eddie Ouillan, Fay Templeton,
May Robson Russell Hardie. the Al
bertina Rasch dancing ballet and many
others.
Other attractions for the new week
at the Palace will be a Laurel and