Evening star., 1935-09-01
Coming Attractions.

IN
- Raphaelson comedy, which was
one of Broadway's hits last season,
will come to the Earle Theater next
Friday, with Herbert Marshall play
ing the role of Americas most popu-
lar playwright (age, 48) and Sylvia
Sidney enacting his secretary cage,
26). Phillip Reed has the part of
the athletic young man she marr1es
IN the midst of a hilarious series of
complications which eventually lead
to a triumph for the older man.
The supporting cast includes Holmes
Herbert, Astrid Allwyn. Donald Meek,
Nick Foran, Lon CLANCY, jr, and
Ernest Cossart, who won Hollywood
attention as Noel Coward's assistant
in "The Scoundrel."
On the stage, the complete show
will be presented by Ted Weems and
his orchestra, popular aggregation
of radio and recording rhythm max
ers. With Weems, noted for his nov
elites. will be a group of speciality
entertainers headed by his brother,
Art Weems; Red" Ingle, baritone
soloist; Elmo Tanner, "Whistling
Troubador," and the Selbys, unique
dancing stars.
page Miss Glory" the first Marion
Davies picture for Warner Bros. re-
lease, proved so popular in its en-
gagement at the Earle Theater that
it has been booked by the Metro
politan for special repeat engage
ment following THE Irish in U.s."
Miss Davies, who appears as Dawn
Glory in the gay comedy based on
the New York play, heads cast
which includes such Warner favorites
as Pat OBrien, Dick Powell, Mary
Astor, Frank McHugh, Allen Jenkins,
Patsy Kelly and Lyle Talbot. Morvyn
LIE Roy directed the picture. which
is a Cosmopolitan production. A
variety reel featuring Rubinoff, and
is minutes of world news complete
the program.
my Heart Is Calling" Gaumont
British film, starring Jan Kiepura
and Marta Eggerth, will follow Loves
of a Dictator" at the Belasco. 1t
is an operate musical and features
selections from "Tosca.'
Diamond Jim" will be the next
attraction at Keith's, after TOP Hat, "
Fred Astaire- Ginger Rogers musical
film. TOP Hat" will continue at
the Fifteenth street playhouse for
some time to come, however.
"Dante's Inferno" one of the years
most widely discussed films, and Art
Jarrett and his orchestra head the
screen and stage entertainments at
Loews Fox starting Friday. Spencer
Tracy, CLAIRE Trevor, Henry B. Wal
thall and numerous others are fea-
tured in "Dante's Inferno" a film
which combines breatk-taking spec
tacle with romance and drama. Art
Jarrett, famed vocalist Of radio. stage
and screen, heads his own orchestra,
which has as its stellar feature Eleanor
Holm, Eddie Rio, late star Of the
Earl Carroll Vanities; Mann, Dupree
and Lee in dance diversions, and Mar
got and Libby Robin are other stage
acts. A Phil Lampkn overture. news
and a comedy will round out the pro-
gram.
"Call of the Wild" film version OF
Jack London's tale of the Yukon days,
with Clark Gable and Loretta Young
leading a large cast, will grace the
Loew's Palace screen when Greta Gar
bo's Ann Karenina" exits. Jack
Oakie, Frank Conroy, Reginald Owen,
Sidney Toler and Katherine De Mile
are others in the cast of this Twen-
tieth Century production which VIII
liam Wellman directed. The stars OF
the film faced the rigors and dangers
Of starvation and subZero weather for
months to make the picture in Mount
Baker, Wash. Gene Fowler and Leon
ard Praskins adapted the story OF
love and treachery. News, a comedy
and shorts will be added.
"China Seas" the blazing M-G-M
drama of the Orient, with its multi
starred cast headed by Clark Gable.
Jean Harlow and Wallace Beery, opens
its third week downtown at Loew's
Columbia Friday.