Evening star., 1933-04-16
Current Attractions

Others in the cast are Noel Madison,
Christian Rub and Ferike Boros.
THE Vampire Bat" with Fay Wray
and Lionel Atwill in the co-starring
roles, will close its engagement this
evening.
EARLE-"Ex-Lady."
RETTE DAVIS, in "Ex-Lady," her
- first starring vehicle for Warner
Bros. Is the current screen attraction
at Warner Bros. Earle Theater. Dor
othy Stone, dancing daughter Of Fred
Stone, famous comedian. headlines the
stass bill.
In "Ex-Lady" the manners end n.=:als
Of New York's artistic set are depicted
In all the modernity Of today's and to-
morrow's ideas rather than borrowing on
the material Of yesterday. In the title
role Miss Davis enacts the part OF a
modern girl. frank and sincere, who
wants romance. but not marriage A
nnely cast group Of players appear in
support of Miss Davis-including Gene
Raymond, Frank McHugh, Monroe
Owsley, Claire Dodd, Kay Strozzi. Fer
dlnand Gottschalk, Alphonse Either and
Bodil Rosing.
For her vaudeville turn Dorothy
Stone presents pot-pourri of dances
IN which she is assisted by Charles Col
lins. Others on the bill are Rae Sam
uels. "The Blue Streak Of Vaudeville;
Garner, Wolf and Hakins, comedy fun
sters, the first two Of whom are Wash
ington boys; Mary Palmer and Pony
Boy in q novelty. and Maxine Doyle,
mistress Of ceremonies.
The program is completed by short
reel subjects, the MacNamee newsreel
and the Earle Orchestral Prelude
METROPOLITAN oliver Twist"
CHARLES DICKENS "oliver Twist"
Is on the screen at Warner Bros
Metropolitan Theater this week. Little
Dickie Moore, fllmdom's famous child
star has the title role So familiar is
the story to the vast army of theater-
goers that it is scarcely necessary to go
into detail concerning it.
Bill Skies is played by William Boyd:
Irving Pichel plays Fagan Doris Lloyd
is Nancy Skies; Alec B. Francis is
Brownlow; Lionel Belmore Is Bundle,
and George K. Arthur is Toby Crackit.
Bing Crosby is seen on the supporting
program In his latest Paramount COM
gram is completed by the latest issue
Of the Paramount Sound News.
R-K-O KEITH'S-"Sweepings
7 IONEL BARRYMORE is currently
- being presented at R-K-O Keith's
in the Radio Pictures production
"sweepinss." For the royalty gifted
member Of the Barrymore family ex-
ecutives of the producing company
selected the Lester Cohen novel Sweep
tngs" because of the opportunity it
offered to present Mr. Barrymore in a
character entirely foreign to those in
preceding pictures. The film tells Of
the rise and fall of a great American
mercantile family.
The supporting cast includes Alan
Dinehart, Gregory Ratoff. Glora Stuart,
Eric Linden. William Gsrgan and a
score OF others.
The Eeith program also includes a
new comedy featuring Eugene Palette,
an Easter cartoon. "Bonnets and
Bunnies";; "Shir of Dreams" featuring
the radio tenor. The Dream Singer"
and the Pathe News
GAYETY-"Sugar Babies"
COUGAR BABIES" one of the new
~ est attractions on the Empire
Circuit. comes to the Gayety Theater
this week, starting with the regular
matinee today. 1t is said to be an up
to-date crgy Of fun, presented by Joe
Freed, Lew White and Jim Coughlin.
Others in the cast are Eddie Aiken,
Floyd Hallicy, Stella Novack, Connie
Fanslau, Mile. Fantana, Florence Ma
onie and Worth, Bryant and Worth.
Eighteen fair young girls take active
part IN many musical numbers, dances,
poses and military drills.
Matinees will be given daily.