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Guest" a battling mystery
with Donald Cook and Genevieve
Tobin. The film tells the story OF
eight people who are summoned by a
mysterious telegram to attend a party
In a penthouse high above the city.
When they are gathered, voice
from the radio announces that they
are all to meet death. Each Of the
guests suspects the other of being the
arch fend, and five Of them die be-
fore the real murderer Is known. It
k only when the madman attempts
to separate two lovers that he meets
his waterloo
The cast includes Hardie Albright,
Helen Flint, Nella Walker, Edward
nett and Samuel S. Kinds.
The stage portion Of the bill brings
Reggie Childs and his Hotel Roosevelt
Orchestra direct from New York City
for a special engagement. This musi-
cal aggregation boasts Of % musi-
clans, comedians, singers and enter
tainers, including Crawford and
Caskey, Don Howard, Olaf Odin and
the Three Little Pigs. Other acts are
the Stanley Bros, Whitley, the canine
star, and Ed Ford in Late Again, "
and as q special attraction, the
screen star, Betty Boop" in person.
Short reel subjects, the late news
reel and the Earle orchestral prelude
round out the program.
TIE 1894 edition of ARTISTS and
-. Models" with JAMS and Whalen,
Jimmy Savo, and Joe Herbert, head
ing q large cast is the attraction that
currently is on the stage Of Loew's
Fox Theater.
On the screen, Lillian Harvey and
Gene Raymond blend their talents in
II Am Suzanne" The story concerns
q young dancer who falls in love with
the faithful representative of family
Of puppeteers. She leaves the stage
10 join the puppet show on his ac-
count. When she discovers that his
love and praise are lavished on her
puppet rather than on her, she be-
comes infuriated, destroys the puppet
and returns once more to the stage.
The lovers meet again when they find
themselves in the same production, the
youth finally realizing that it is the
girl he loves and not the puppet. The
Poddroccax Picolli Marionettes are en-
ployed throughout the major part OF
the film and lend q unique background
to this decidedly different kind Of a
picture. Leslie Banks, Georgia Cane,
Edward Keane, Halliwell Hobbies and
several other capable artists support
Miss Harvey and Gene Raymond.
Rowland v. Lee directed and collabor-
ated with Edwin Justus Mayer on the
stroy and screen play from which this
picture was filmed.
An overture by the Fox Concert
Orchestra under the direction of Phil
LAmpkin; comedy, news events and
short subjects round out the bill.
7 OEW'S Palace Theater currently
II offers Carolina" with Janet Gay
nor and Lionel Barrymore heading
the cast. This screen version OF Paul
Green's play, The House of Connolly
depicts realistically and dramatically
the aspirations of Southern family
to regain the glory that once was
theirs. The story concerns South
ern family who live in the glory Of
the past, but in the povery of the
present. Into this household comes
an Impoverished girl of the North,
whose charm and sincerity and vision
fires the family with new desire to
live and brings them a new prosperity
and happiness. Robert Young. Rich
ard Cromwell, Henrietta Crossman,
Stepin Fetchit, Russell Simpson and
Mona Barrie are also In the cast.
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