Evening star., 1934-03-11

~ UTH CHATTERTON, IN her
latest vehicle, journal Of a
II Crime" Is currently being
i shown at Warner Bros Earle
Theater. Miss Chatterton is
supported by Adolphe Menjou. Based
on the powerful drama by the French
playwright, Jacques Deval, the drama
depicts the devastating effects OF q
murder on the conscience of refined
and sensitive woman, although that
murder was committed to save her
home from love pirate. Besides this
emotional side Of the play there Is
much thrilling action, including the
actual murder committed behind the
wings of a theater where the star OF
q musical revue is shot down during
q rehearsal Miss Chatterton is sup
ported by Adolphe Menjou, George
Barber, Claire Dodd, Douglas Dunn
brille, Noel Madison, Henry ONeil,
Phillip Reed, Henry Kolker and Frank
Reicher.
The stage portion Of the new pro-
gram is headed by the return en-
gagement of Singin' Sam, the Barba-
sol Man Of radio fame. He brings
q new program Of ballads and ditties.
Other acts are the Rimacs and Ha-
vana Orchestra, in a program of their
native Cuban dances and music, fea-
turing Charley Boy; Irving Edwards,
the Broadway comedian. and Bryant,
Rains and Young, dancers decidedly
different.
Short reel subjects, including the
latest issue Of the MacNamee News
reel, and the Earle orchestral prelude
complete the bill.
ALL OF ME-" drama that brings
"A Frederic March, Miriam Hopkins,
George Raft and Helen Mack together,
Is currently on the screen Of Loew's
Palace Theater. The film has been
Transcribed from the Broadway stage
success, "Chrysalis." by Rose Albert
Porter. March and Hopkins are cast
as pair Of Park avenue sophlsticates
while Raft and Helen Mack appear
as kids" from Hells Kitchen. James
Flood directed the picture.
Charley Chase, in -Four Parts" a
sport cartoon, Flying Bodies; Pop
eye cartoon and news reel are sup
Elementary features.
CRETA GARBO is back on F street
" for third week with her match
less Queen Christina" now playing at
Loew's Columbia Theater. Once again
Garbo is reunited with John Gilbert.
Others in the splendid cast are Lewis
Stone, Elizabeth Young, David Tor
renee, Reginald Owen, Ian Keith and
Gustav Won Seyfertitz.
A comedy, short subjects and news
events are added.
ANN HARDING is the star of the
~ poignant drama Of mother love,
Gallant Lady," which Loew's Fox
Theater is now offering on its screen,
along with a lively stage presentation
that is head1ined by Benny Meroh
and his celebrated orchestra. Not
since Holiday" has a picture been
able OF bring out the qualities which
Miss Harding displays in this Gal
liant Lady," It casts her IN role
typically suited to the sweep and
power of her acting abilities; that OF
q mother forced to give her infant up
in the cradle to foster parents, prom
tsing never to see him again. An ex-
ceptionally fine cast supports Miss
Harding, including Give Brook, Otto
Kruger, Dickie Moore, Tullio Carmi-
natl and Janet Beecher.
Benny Meroff, who brings his or
chestra to the Fox stage with an
offering Of novelty arrangements;
Marty May and Jean Carroll; Gordon
Reed and King, dancers, and the
Kitchen Pirates are also on the bill.
Phil Lampkin directs the Fox Or
chestra through a special overture
arranRement and the current enter
tainment is augmented with COM
edy, news events and short subjects.
tY1ARNER BROS Metropolitan The
w ater, which has inaugurated a
new price and entertainment policy
that brings Dark Hazard" the First
National perturbation Of the Book Of
the Month novel as its first new price
entertainment. The f1lm, which Is
based on the novel By w. r. Burnett,