The Washington times., 1934-04-11
Green Bay Tree
Opens Monday
AZ BeIasco

Of this seasons Broadway hits,
opens Monday night at the Be
lasco. The drama tells the story
Of . young Englishman, reared in
luxury, who tries to break away
from the influence Of his foster.
father and marry a young girl.
In the cast are Paul McGrath,
Robert Wallsten, Mary ArbenZ,
Charles Francis and Murray ste
phens. Matinees are given on
Thursday and Saturday.
FOX.-"Men In White" from
Sidney Kingsley's gripping play Of
medical life, with Clark Gable
starred, opens here Friday. Myrna
10y, Elizabeth Allen, Otto Kruger,
Jean Hersholt and others have i'm.
portant roles. Gable plays young
and aspiring inferno who is forced
to decide between his career and
marriage On the stage will be
Long Tack Sam and his Oriental
revue: Mells, Kirk and Howard;
Professor LAMBERT and Betty
Jane Cooper and Lathrop Broth
erS.
RIALTO-Based on Edna Fer
ber's Cosmopolitan Magazine story,
Glamour" featuring Paul Lukas
and Constance Cummings, begins
its engagement at the Rialto to-
morrow Thursday. Miss Cum
mings is seen in the role Of an
actress. Philip Reed, Joseph Cav
thorn, Doris Lloyd. Alice Lake,
Luis Alberni and many others are
included il the cast. William Wy
Ter directed the production.
METROPOLITAN.-Al Jolson's
musical spectacle, wonder Bar,
will play a return engagement
starting Friday. Kay Francis, Ri"
cardo Cortez, Dolores Del Rio,
Dick Powell, Hal LIE Roy and q
large company are cast in a story
laid in a Partisan night club.
Many musical numbers, inter-
preted by a large chorus. are in.
troduced. Busby Berkeley staged
and directed Wonder Bar"
PALACE-The new Russian i'm
portation, Anna Sten, makes her
American screen debut in Mana"
opening Friday at the Palace.
':Nana" was adapted from zola's
famous tale Of a Partisan girl
who rose to fame and notoriety,
and is. laid in 1870. Phillips
Holmes, Richard Bennett, Lionel
Atwill, Mae Clarke and Muriel
Kirkland have the principal sup
porting roles in the Goldwyn fea-
ture.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
Great" Elizabeth Bergner's intro
ductory film to American audi
ences, is at last definitely set for
the Fifteenth Street theater, open
ing tomorrow. Miss Bergner Is
coStarred with Douglas Fairbanks,
jr., in a perturbation of the early
life Of Russia's famed monarch.
Sir Gerald du Maurier figures i'm
portantly in the production,
filmed in England.
EARLE-'Death Takes a Holi-
day." from the stage play of the
same name, begins it's engage
ment at the Earle on Friday.
Fredric March, Evelyn Venable,
Sir Guy Standing, Kent Taylor
and Kent Taylor head the cast in
the fantastic tale Of death" in
human form, who vacations and
romances on earth. The stage
bill includes the Brandt Trio and
White, radio entertainers; Chester
Fredericks. comedian: nellie Kelly,
in comedy, and Ferry Conway, mu.
Sical clown.
COLUMBIA-Sally Eilers and
Richard Arlen are costarred in
"She Made Her Bed" a new ro-
mantle comedy opening Friday.
"She Made Her Bed" is from the
story, "Baby in the Ice Box" and
has 8-month-old Richard Arlen,
ir., in the cast. Robert Arm
strong, Roscoe Ates, Grace Brad
ley and Charles Grapewin COM
plete the films company. A
tourist comp is the setting.
GAYETY-The famous "Bozo"
Snyder and his show will occupy
the Gayety's stage starting Sun
day. In the company are Bates
and Hunt, Fritzie Bey and many
others. "Bozo's" featured scene
will be his famous Theater Box
number. Two matinees are given
daily.
HOWARD-Starting Saturday,
"'Creole Follies" will be the stage
attraction at the Howard. Sally
Gooding, the Three TurbanS,
Long and Markham and the
Hardy Brothers orchestra are in
the gala production. The screen
feature will be wonder Bar"
spectacular screen musical with
AL Jolson and a large cast. A
midnight show is given on Satur-
day.