Evening star., 1934-10-11


thus probably be Roberta" We have
seen it. We know there is music
Certainly Smoke Gets In Your Eyes"
did not come from "A Farmer Takes
a Wife"
GUIDE to the new weeks films:
The Cats Paw" at Loew's Fox,
brings back Harold Lloyd to the
screen, thus doing everybody favor.
Mr.. Lloyd throws no pies, does not
get himself dunked in water Milder,
still horn-rimmed, he is, however, as
funny as ever in a new kind of an
entertainment which you will enjoy.
The stage show, featuring Ed LoWrie' S
revue, boasts the presence OF Eleanor
Powell, whose feet are her fortune.
George Sidney will be on hand, too.
In Now and Forever" which fol-
lows Grace Moore into the Earle,
Shirley Temple plays rings around
Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard. At
the moment she is probably playing
rings around everybody else in Holly
wood. She appears in this as the
daughter of a major crook and
gambler. She tries her best to reform
him. But somehow that necklace is
too much for him, and he loses out.
Shirley gets what is known as dough
in the end, however. Irene Beasley
who sings, heads the stage show.
The Barretts of Wimpole Street"
comes back to town tomorrow and
you may see it at LoeWs Columbia
This is the much discussed film version
of the stage play, with Norma Shearer
Fredric March and Charles Iaughton
in the major roles. You can argue
with almost anybody as to which Of
these three is the best. Well take
Flush"
Mae West will keep right on at
the opolitan-according to last
minute news-proving that a Belle
of the Nineties' is no Slouch. Mae
may not be quite as good as she used
to be, but there's life in the old girl
yet.
R-K-O Keith's gets THE Age of
Innocence" this week, in which Irene
Dunno and John BoleS are starred.
This was the first directatorial job
given to Phillip CTheater Guild)
Moeller in Hollywood, and We shall
see what We shall see. Helen WeStley
and Laura Hope Crews play two Of
the old warehouses in this tale Of
New York which was once ably
written by Edith Wharton.
The Rialto closes tomorrow. Hope
some smart person nabs Manager
Rodney Collier before Broadway
gets him)
And the Gayety will reveal Paris
Nights" at its Ninth street club house
Sunday, starring Nora Murray, Milma
Horber and Billy Arlington.
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SORRY to have missed Sam
- Wheeler's function for Director
Henry King yesterday. Mr.. King
came to town a few days ago without
letting anybody know. Seems he's
interested in aviation. When some
body met him at the Mayfower he
was introduced merely as Aviator
King"-no mention was made of
Hollywood-or of pictures. Mr.
Wheeler heard that he was here
only when he had word that Winnie"
Sheehan might come to town, too.
Winnie" didn't. But yesterday
afternoon he got hold of Mr.. King
finally and invited the drama de-
partments to meet him. And lest you
forget. Mr. King is the man who
has put life into Marie Galante"-
a new Fox film which is rumored to
be o. K. Ketti Gallian is the star
and they say she's a knockout.
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THE first annual banquet to be given
at the Willard on the evening of
November "a promises to be something.
Yesterday Chairman John ]. Payette
announced his committees for this
event: Dinner Committee-Julian Bry-
lawski, Louis Rome and Nat Browne
Finance Committee-Sam Galante. l..
Garman, c. E. MCGOWAN, J. Makover
and Mr.. Payette. Admissions Commit