Evening star., 1934-07-01
ON THE
HORIZON.

THE first feature full-length comedy
with Ben Bernie and his lads. plus
the stage appearance of Voice of Ex-
perience," the radio entertainer. head
the entertainment in the Warner
Bros. Earle starting Friday, July 6.
Shoot the Works. written by Ben
Hecht and Gene Fowler. also has in
its cast Jack Oakie. Dorothy Dell,
Airline Judge, Alison Skipworth, Ros-
coe Karns. William Frawley and Paul
Cavanaugh.
On the stage the Voice of Ex-
perience' will present a l5-minute
talk. The supplementary stage show
includes Bennie Ross and Maxine
Stone, in a comedy musical skit; Rus
sian Revels, a musical presentation
with Col. Fedor Maybohm, Mile Mig
none. Mile. Penne, Mile Tassi, Albert
and Fonda, Sasha La Rue, Lou Masse
and Imperial String Ensemble, and
the Gilbert Brothers in a novelty pres
entation. The Fred Clark singing
overture, with Bert Granoff as Soloist,
completes the entertainment.
THE new two-and-a- half hour show
i at the Metropolitan next week
will be headed by Paramount's The
Great Filtration" starring Elisa
Landi and Adolphe Menjou. The film
details the adventures of this roman
tic pair-Menjou as Karpath, the
darling of the Budapest theater, and
Miss Landi as the beautiful and am
bilious unknown who climbs to fame
over the wreckage Of her husbands
career. The major portion of the ac-
ton is laid in the United States.
where these two have come in pursuit
of theatrical fame.
The program of short-reel subjects
will include Is minutes of world news
events, depicting news from the four
corners of the earth; Abe Lyman
musical reel, Tin Hat Harmony; a
Ruth Etting musical reel, a New York
tour reel, City of Contrast" and
Buddy cartoon, Buddy of the Apes"
7 ORETTA YOUNG and Cary Grant
share honors in Born to Be
Bad" the Twentieth Century produc-
ton which is slated for showing at
Loew's Palace upon the completion of
the current attraction, The Thin
Man"
Born to Be Bad" is from an orig
inal story by Ralph Graves and tells
of an unscrupulous customers girl"
in the cloak and suit trade.
Jackie Kelk, Henry Travers, Russell
Hopton, Andrew Tombes, Howard
Lang, Harry Green, Marion Burns,
Paul Harvey and others are listed in
support. News events, comedy and
short subjects are added.
son and Murder in the Private
Car" a comedy mystery, will be the
major picture attraction on the new
program Loews Fox has prepared for
Friday, July 6. In Murder in the
Private Car" Charles Ruggles gets
mixed up in a plot to aSsassinate
comely young heireSs aboard a speed
ing express train. Ruggles considers
it his special duty to watch over the
passengers and his resulting efforts
afford the comedy.
In addition to starring the personal
appearance of Mary Brian, who has
been featured in many of Hollywood's
most notable pictures, the Fox stage
bill will present the Radio Aces, wide
ly known radio funsters and har-
monists, the Five De Gucchis and
others. An overture by the Fox Or
chestra, directed by Phil Lampkin;
news events, comedy and short sub
jects llso will be seen.
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4 MURDER mystery, garnished with
"A comedy and offering a quintet of
screen favorites, will be found in 'Pri-
vate Scandal" the picture attraction
for July at LoeW's Columbia.
Phillips Holmes and Mary Brian,
Zazu Pitts, Ned Sparks and Lew Cody
are the featured members Of the cast
of this Paramount picture. A murder
mystery involves four persons who
had all been up to something they
shouldn't have and they all perjure
themselves rather than reveal the
truth that would embarrass them.