Evening star., 1934-02-11
Current Attractions

TARL cARROIL's "vanities"
l. are currently being presented
by Loew's Fox Theater for the
IL first time at popular prices.
Ray Bolger, amiable, long
legged comedy sensation, Is the MAIN
stay Of q cast Of so that includes the
celebrated worlds most beautiful
girls"
supplementing this revue is the
current screen comedy six Of
Kind" that blends the hilarious ef-
forts Of Oracle Burns and George
Allen, Mary Boland, Alison Skipworth,
Charles Ruggles and w. c. Fields.
In addition to Ray Bolger, the
Gvanities" features Jean Travers in
songs, the Collette Sisters and the
three Samuel Brothers in gay, novel
dance routines, Jack Squires and 40
OF the highly lauded Earl Carroll
beauties who were specially selected
for this production by Mr.. Carroll
himself.
The "vanities" are staged in 20
scenes, moves at fast pace and pre-
sents q succession Of episodes that
embrace all types Of entertainment.
Augmenting this stage attraction
and the film "SX of Kind" is an
overture by the Fox Concert Orches-
tra under the direction of Phil Lamp
kin, a news reel, comedy and short
subjects.
CONSTANCE BENNETT and Fran
~ chot Tone are enjoying a second
week at Loew's Palace Theater in
moulin Rouge" their first produc-
tion for Twentieth Century Pictures.
The story concerns sister act.
Tullio Carninati, Russ Columbo and
the Boswell Sisters are in the support
ing roles, giving the picture number
Of catchy songs in which are includ-
Cd Coffee in the Morning, Kisses in
the Night" Song of Surrender and
boulevard of Broken Dreams" A
large chorus, the Moulin Rouge Girls,
provide several spectacular dance
numbers.
Added shorts on the current bill
include Betty Boop cartoon, Thel-
ma Todd Patsy Kelly comedy and
ncwsreel.
TAY FRANCIS, supported by Ricar-
do Cortez, occupies the screen at
Warner Bros. Earle Theater this week
IN "Mandalay," Warner Bros. newest
release This Is a tale of thrilling
adventure with a eolorful romance.
1T Is set in the picturesque back
ground OF the Orient, in that section
Of Burma where the whites come In
contact with the natives. The theme
concerns a beautiful Russian girl, an
exile from her own country, who Is
sold into virtual slavery to a resort
keeper by her own lover. There is a
brilliant cast, which includes such
players as Kay Francis, Ricardo Cor
tez, Warner GLAND and Lyle Talbot IN
tkne featured roles. Also Ruth Don
nelly, Reginald Owen, Hobart !Cava-
naugh, David Terrence, Rafaela Ot-
tiamo, Etienne Girardot. Luc1en
Littlefield, Bodil Rosing and Herman
Bing.
Lulu Mcconnell, who has starred
on the radio networks for the past
few months, headlines the stage por-
taon Of the bill in "a Quiet Came"
IN which she is supported by Robert
lyman, Virginia Mann and Lawrence
Simpson. Other acts include Radio
Rubes, King, King & King, world
famous tap dancers, and Ching Ling
FOO, IT,, and her Chinese wonder
workers.
Completing the program is a Para
mount song cartoon, Graham Nc
Nance newsreel and the Earle orches-
trail prelude.
ICHARD BARTHELMESS with
~ Ann Dvorak are the screen stars
Of Massacre" First National pic
ture, which is the current attraction
at Warner Bros Metropolitan Thea
ter. Massacre" is an unusual ro-
nance with the unique love triangle
Of q wealthy white society girl as the
rival Of an Indian maid for the heart
Of q Sioux brave. Barthelmess has
the role Of an Indian youth whose