Evening star., 1935-09-12

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ton with a crop for fresh picking.
Two veterans also hold their forts. and
q former inhabitant of the Earle moves
down the street to the Metropolitan.
The Rialto, since it is the newest
addition to major exhibition ranks,
flttingly offers the most news at the
moment. Tom Moore has engaged
Creatore, the dynamic and eccentric
italian bandmaster, to conduct per-
nanent symphony orchestra in his
Ninth street playhouse. On the screen
next Monday will be Jack Buchanan
and Lii Damita in "Brewster's Mil
lions" This was WOW as book,
stage play and silent film. 1t should
be again.
Loew's FOx-"RedheadS on Parade y
This inspired all the blondes in
Hollywood to strike, picketing studios
with sandwich sings announcing
'Redheads' is Unfair to Blondes. y
what grammarD Or did it? Any
way. you have John Boles, Dixie Lee
(Mrs. Bing Crosby, Jack Haley, Alan
Dinehart, etc.
The stage show boasts AL Trahan as
the headliner. If you don't get a
laugh from him, why go to the
movies? Others are little Jackie Hell
Ter, Billy House, Futuristic Rhythms
Phil Lampkin conducts the overtures
Warner Bros Earle-Joe E. Brown
in Bright Lights" Joe discovered
while making a personal appearance
at this theater that he could have
fun working with the tumbling act
This show is more or less the result
Ann Dvorak, Patricia Ellis. William
Gargan and others in this studios
stock company help out. Since Joe
impersonates a burlesque comedian
the above remarks imply all those
gentlemen 60 in for tumbling. Oh
well.
The stage show is topped by the
Salici Puppets. and very fine tor
it is. Also, Paul Sydell and Spotty
the dog with an oxford degree (ano
accent?) the Radio Aces and others
Loew's Palace Will Rogers il
"Steamboat Round the Bend" one o.
his last pictures. Deals with river
life and all phases OF steamboatin'
including the amorous. Irwin S. Cobb
Ann Shirley, Stepin Fetchit ano
others. Also short subjects, one Of
them about Pitcairn Island.
Belasco-Another new one, begin
ming Saturday. Peter Lore, the Teu-
tonic Charles Laughton. In a sombel
little number called "The Man Who
Knew Too Much" If Herr LORE
knows too much about anything, ii
isn't acting. Also Nora Pilbeam, Les
lie Banks. Edna Best.
Warner Bros Metropolitan-"An.
1apolis, Farewell" wherein Sir Guy
Standing acts rings around a lot OF
young talent, and a newcomer named
John Howard promises to become one
OF the better strong and silent juve-
niles. Richard Cromwell, Tom Brown
and Rosalind Keith. Much to dc
about the Navy and Annapolis tradi-
tions on all sides. Short subjects
added.
Loew's CoIumbia-After much weav-
ing and bobbing in the booking Offices
1t has been decided to leave China
Seas" here for another week. "Toots'
Gable, Jean Harlow, Wallace Beery,
Lewis Stone and Robert Benchley in
o state of high agitation on the seas
of China. Likewise padded out with
short subjects.
R-K-O Keith's-Last on the list, but
not by far last in value, "Top Hat,
with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
The gentleman's dancing is worth
your money, and more. Comedy by
Edward Everett Horton, Eric Blore
and Helen Broderick. Third week be-
gins Sunday.
GET out the henna, girls. The first
~ rs titan -tressed damsels to pre-
sent themselves at the portals of
Loews Fox tomorrow morning will be
admitted free of charge to view Red
heads on Parade" The only quail
fication other than the hue of the
tresses Is that each carrot-top must
be between Is and 80 years old.
THE Roadside Theater winds up its
- season next week with a return
engagement Of "Trilby," revived earlier
in the season with much success.
Carey Lucas and Denis Connell will
again have the leading roles and
another Roadside favorite of last sea-
son, Fred Haskin, jr.. returns to play
o supporting part.
Others Of the original Roadside