Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-03-08

others girls away from one another
| They also make an agreement that
neither shall marry until the other has
tested the prospective wife.
Surprise Picture
Saturday at Metropolitan.
| A S the screen attraction at Warner
IA Bros Metropolitan Theater for the
week starting Saturday, surprise pic
ture, the title Of which the manage
ment at this time cannot reveal, will
be presented. The title of the picture
will be announced in all daily news
papers on Friday of this week. The
picture, which opens Saturday, neces-
states the hold-over for one extra day
of Grand SIAM" which will play up
to and including Friday.
Park View Players
Present Comedy Friday.
WTHE LAUGHING CURE" two
L act comedy, will be presented by
the Parkview Players at 8 o'clock on
Friday night, at the Park View School
The play was directed by Miss Lena G.
Parks. In the cast are Evelyn Canova.
julius Holbrook, Kirk Mears, Hazel
Smyth, Elwyn Caskey, Gladys Bur-
and E. c. Canova. An added attraction
will be a one-act play, "Fleurette
and Company"
"The Big Cage"
Saturday at Rialto.
"THE BIG CAGE" comes to the
Il Rialto Theater for the new week,
opening Saturday as directed from
an original script by Clyde Beatty and
Edward Anthony. This is said to be
all thrills, all action, very human and
distinctly picturesque. Kurt Nuemann
managed the megaphone. In the cast
are Anita Page, Clyde Beatty, Raymond
Haitian, Andy Devine, Robert McWade.
Wallace Ford, Vince Barnett and Wul-
dred Lucas. The Rialto completes its
new pOgram with selected shorter sub
jects together with the Universal News
with Graham McNamee in his favorite
role of the talking reporter.
Wheeler Woolsey Film
At R-K-O Keith's Thursday.
RERT WHEELER and Robert Woolsey
- are coming back again to R-K-O
Keith's on Thursday, day ahead OF
the usual schedule, in their most re-
cent laugh Greater, $50 This Is Africa. !"
In this picture, produced by Columbia,
the comedians are couple OF explorers
in the wilds of Africa. They find a
tribe of 200 wild women who have
never before seen white man; they
find that Mrs johnson Martini, world
famed expert of wild animals accom-
panying their expedition is actually
| frightened to death of them, and that
the tribe of 100 Tarzan men are
pretty rough bunch of "hombres." In
the cast will be found Raquel Torres
as Tarzana, Edith Muir as Mrs. john
son Martini and some 300 of the most
beautiful of Hollywood girls.
Second Hand Wife"
Now Playing at Columbia.
THE story Of q man successful IN
l. business, but a failure in his do
nestle relations and young secretary
who falls in love with her employer,
is revealed in Second Hand Wife"
the new Fox picture co-featuring Sally
Eilers and Ralph Bellamy. The cast,
| appearing in support of the featured
players, includes such favorites as
Helen Vinson, Dorothy Christy, Esther
Howard, Efie Ellsler, Victory Jory. Nena
Walker, Karol Kay, Clay Clement and
Ara Haswell. The picture, which Will
continue its run through Sunday at
/
by Hamilton MacFadden.
Eddie Cantor
Friday at Loew's Fox.
EDDIE CANTOR, star Of radio, stage
II and screen, will be seen in person.
as the chief funnyman in new vaude-
ville-revue, which opens Friday at
Loew's Fox Theater.. In addition to
Cantor, the company consists OF Benny
Meroff and his celebrated orchestra,
Holland and Knight, the -Four Abbot
tiers, Bobby Bixley and others.
The festure attraction on the pro-
gram will be Crime of the Century"
Paramount production with Jean Her
sholt, Wynne Gibson, Stuart Erwin and
Frances Dee in the featured roles.
Sonata Program Tuesday
Third In Benefit Series.
CTEPIIEN DEAK, young Hungarian
an artist in the National Capital next
Tuesday night at $3.50 pm. at the
Washington Club when he shares hon.
ors In q sonata program with Miksa
Merson, Hungarian pianist, here. This
will be the third In the series Of six
benefit concerts sponsored by the 10
O'clock Club, Edward 8. Macdonald,
director, for the benefit Of local musi-
clans who are in need.
| Gittelson to Be Soloist
Sunday With Orchestra.
Drank GITTELSON, concertmaster
L of the National Symphony Or
chestra, will be presented as soloist
on Sunday afternoon at 4 pm. in Con-
stitution Hall. He will play Bruch's
Concert in G Minor"
Percussion instruments, especially the
drums, will be demonstrated by Hans
j WiuAIer and the Nafioma1 SvmDhONV