Evening star., 1935-05-30

In Caliente" opens today at the
Earle with Dolores Del Rio appearing
in one of the most satisfying bathing
suits of the season, rs also IN muSl-
csl comedy which has Mexico as
setting. Pat O'Brien PLAYS the role
of a magazine editor who lands IN
Caliente to get over hangover. Eo :
ward Everett Horton does grand Jon
as his nurse. The stage show includes
the Landt Trio and White and Paul
Draper, famed dancer.
TomorroWs Loew's Fox Will present
"The Flame Within" splendid
screen drama featuring Ann Harding,
Herbert Marshall, Henry Stevenson.
Maureen OSullivan and Louis Hav-
ward, Miss Harding is extremely ef-
fective as nerve specialist who
changes Louis HAYWARD from a
boInder to nice guy. MISS y Sulh-
van appears in blond wig; Marsha IL
is as good as he always Is ana HAY
ward comes pretty near stealing the
show, Joan Marsh heads the stage
show.
Miss West keeps on rolling along
in Coin TO Town al the Palace,
thereby shattering the rumor that she
is Slipping. In her second week she Is
still practically the toast of the Town
Her leading men are legion IN this film
Shirley Temple plays second week
ct 2 downtown thealer when she
,ones to the Columbia tomorrow In
Our Little Girl" She is Suppor'eo nv
Joel McCrea
unfinished Symphony." IN winch
the Vienna symphony Orchestra plaVS
the Schubert musical score and Hans
,Isray plays the budding musical
genius. remains for a second week Al
the Bela SEQ. This modern Blossom
Time" is attracting considerable al
tentjon not only on account OF lis
familiar score. but because a certain
Martha Eggert plays the heroine. In
unsvmphonic language she's honey.
&c Men" probably the most popu-
lar and the first of hlisterlng G men
film series, is still playing AT thP
MetropClitan and doing very well al
that. James Cagney has one of his
hest roles
The Gayety is all agog over its
Cherry Blossoms" revue which Will
open on Sunday; the Crystal Pool at
Glen Echo Park is alive with people
these days; the Wilson Line is ablaze
with customers, and everybody in
general is off on scme sorI of hSh-
Ing expedition on The hav or watching
The bows make Annapolis Farewell
ct Annapolis life seems 10 be fair
lv we'll under control.
X
A S YOU PROBABLY know ov now Eddie
Duchin and his Central Park
Casino Orchestra will appear AT rhe
Earle for a week beginning FRIDAY
June 7. This announcement yesterday
caused considerable comment in a GER
tain managers Office where an argu-
ment was going the rounds as to which
is the most popular orchestra at this
moment in the country. Some said
Eddie Duchin-and if imitation has
anything to do with il. Duchln wins
in a jiffy, judging by the number of
pianists who have been Duchin imi-
rating for the past TWO years. Some
said Paul Whiteman-snd yet Mr..
Whiteman didn't do the business az
the Earle the past six DAYS that it was
expected he would. Some said Guy
Lombardo, some said Ben Bernie lin
spite of "Stolen Harmonv"!p some said
Wayne King and dear old Lady Esther
and some said Rudy Vallee. What
DO you think?
&HIRLEY ROSS, VINO made 8 more
~ than favorable impression on a
great many people when she played
recently at the Fox. has had her
contract renewed by Metro Goodwin
Mayer.
Dick Powell is at the Lombsrdy in
New York.
Laura Tuckermau is back 10 town
after a tour of the studios and lunch
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