The Washington times., 1934-08-29
Feature Films
Due Friday at
Theoters


Erwin head the cast in support OF
the stars. Edgar Selwyn wrote
the story, which was directed by
Clarence Brown. Miss Crawford
is seen as a young girl, indebted
to an older man, who, on her
way to marry him out of graft,
tude, falls in love with another
The denouement Of this triangu
lar problem forms the climax OF
the film.
RKO KEITH'S - Produced by
those responsible for Flying Down
to Rio," a new musical romance,
Down to Their Last Yacht" will
come to Keith's Friday. Mary Bo.
land, Sidney Fox, Sidney Black
mer, Polly Moran and Ned Sparks
head the company. The plot has
to do with some impoverished so.
ciety people who turn crew and
run their own yacht for a group
of nouveau richie, Stranding them
on a South Sea isle. Several mu-
sical numbers are interpolated.
EARLE-Adapted from the stage
hit, "She Loves Me Not" starring
Bing Crosby and Miriam Hopkins,
will be the attraction beginning
Friday. "She Loves Me Not" is
laid in Princeton University and
describes what happens when a
night-club dancer hides in stu
dents room. Kitty Carlisle is also
featured. On the stage will be the
well-known dance team of CLANCY
and Fox, plus Charles Carlisle, Will
and Gladys Ahearn, the Carr
Brothers and Betty.
COLUMBIA - Robert Montgom-
ery's latest vehicle, "Hideout," will
return for second week down
town on Friday, at the Columbia.
Maureen O'Sullivan, Edward Ar
mold, Mickey Rooney and Eliza
beth Patterson are also promi-
nently cast in the opus. Mont
gomery portrays a play-boy and
gangster of Manhattan, forced to
flee from New York, hiding in a
farm, where he falls in love.
Whitford Kane, C. Henry Gordon,
--'riel Evans complete the cast.
METROPOLITAN The latest
of the S. S. Van Dine mystery
stories describing the adventures
Of Philo Vance, Suave detective,
called "The Dragon Murder Case, -
will be seen here commencing Fri
day. Warren William plays the
astute sleuth in the picture which
has the strange disappearance of
a scientist in a swimming pool as
the basis of the plot. Margaret
Lindsay, Eugene Palette and
Helen Lowell have important parts
in the photoplay.
FOX-A new young screen &C
tor, David Holt, makes his debut
in "You Belong to Me-" opening
Friday. Lee Tracy, Helen Mack,
Helen Morgan and Lynne Over
mann have the adult roles in the
feature, telling of the lives and
loves Of a troupe of actors. Joe
Morrison, singing screen player,
will be seen in person on the stage.
Other acts include Ben Blue, noted
comic; the Danny Dare Girls,
Manjean's Internationals and the
Allen and Kent Foursome.
GAYETY-The new burlesuue
season will start on Sunday after
noon, September 2, when "Spices
OF 1885" will begin a weeks en-
gagement at the Gayety. John
Grant, from the musical comedy
stage, heads the company, which
includes Dorothy Maye, John
Head, Margie Lee, Vic Plant, Rae
Russell and other well-known en-
tertainers, plus a chorus of 16.
The newly formed Independent
Burlesk Association is the pro-
ducer.
Rhythm Heat" a
new revue, will have its premiere
on the Howard stage Saturday,
The production is described as a
fast and furious musical, replete
with catchy tunes and torrid dan
cling. The company assembled for
its presentation is headed by sew
eral favorite T Street performers.
On the screen will be Here
Comes the Navy" starring James
Cagney. Gloria Stuart and Pat
OBrien.