Evening star., 1935-02-10
~ EVIL DOGS OF THE AIR"
- screen drama of the fly
in Marines, is the current
- attraction at the Earle

- screen drama of the fly
in Marines, is the current
- attraction at the Earle
Theater.
This picture is based on story
by John Monk Saunders. 1t reunites
the inimitable trio who appeared In
Here Comes the Navy" James Gag
ney. Pat OBrien and Frank McHugh,
while Margaret Lindsay has the lead
ing feminine role. Included in the
cast are 1000 Marines, who appear
as extras or in bit parts. Others in
the cast include Helen Lowell. Robert
Barrat, Russell Hicks. William David
son, Ward Bond and Gordon Elliott.
LLOYD Bacon directed the film, from
the screen play by Malcolm Stuart
Boylan and Earl Baldwin.
The stage program at the Earle
features Ina Ray Hutton, the girl
maestro, and her Melodears Orches-
ira, including the Frazee Sisters, en-
chanting singers, and Dorothy
Crooker, Americas premier control
dancer. The Trainor Boys, nlmble-
footed dancers, and the Three SWifts,
Among the Best Clubmen," complete
the bill.
THE screen at Loew's Fox currently
l. features a new Cuban dance IN
the dramatic love story, "Rumba,"
which reunites as its stars George
Raft and Carole Lombard. the
dancing stars Of "Bolero." "Rumba"
is vivid, poignant and human love
story of q tempestuous dancer and a
fascinating beauty. A series OF care
fully planned climaxes bring the film
to its exciting close when Raft dances
on the stage with Carole Lombard,
in defiance of gangsters' threats and
guns. Margo, exotic Mexican beauty;
Iris Adrian, Lynn Overman, Monroe
Owsley and Gail Patrick are promi-
nently cast in support.
On the stage there are two head
line attractions, George Givot, the
Greek Ambassador of Good Will"
and Joe Laurie, jr., with his cele-
brated Memory Lane Revue" Phil
Lampkin's overture, featuring melo-
dies made famous by Bing Crosby;
news events and a comedy complete
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"NfAYBE IT'S LOVE" a First Ma
tional picture based on the COM
edy-drama by Maxwell Anderson, is
the current feature attraction at
Warner Bros Metropolitan Theater.
The story concerns a young couple
torn by doubts and jealousies, as well
as financial difficulties and family in
reference. The cast is headed by
Helen Lowell plays Miss Stuart's
mother. Henry Travers is her father,
while Ruth Donnelly and Frank Nc
Hugh appear as the elder sister and
brother-in-law. Joseph Cawthorn.
quaint boss of an importing house;
Phillip Reed, his son, and Dorothy
Dare, the Office vamp, are others in
prominent roles. A musical comedy,
a new "See America First" reel. Hail
Columbia" and IS minutes Of news
events will complete the program.
"nAvID COPPERFIELD." Metro
~ Goldwyn-M Mayors amazing adap-
tation of the immortal Charles
Dickens novel, Is the attraction now
showing at Loew's Palace Theater
All Of the immortal people Of this
book troop across the Palace screen
as though they were actually REIN
carnated. There Is Freddie Bartholo-
new, 10-year-old English actor, who
portrays David as boy, and Frank
Lawton, Who gives vigor to the grown
up David; there Is Edna May Oliver
as Aunt Betsy, Roland Young as the
treacherous Uriah Heep, w. c. Fields
in the tailormade role of Micawber,
Lionel Barrymore as Dan Peggety,
Madge Evans as Agnes. Maureen
O'Sullivan as the tragic Dora, Eliza
beth Allan as Mrs. Copperf1eld, Basil
Rathbone as Mr.. Murdock, and many,
many others.