The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-02-27
New Programs
Listed for
Theaters

FOA-Janet Gaynor and war
ner Baxter, co-starred in "One
More Spring." will be the main
screen attraction beginning Fri
day. In the supporting cast
Walter King, Jane Darwell, Roger
Imhof, Grant Mitchell and Stepin
Fetchit.- Henry King directed.
The Dave Apollon revue will pro-
vide the stage show with Danzi
Goodell and Loew, Burnoff and
WenSley featured. The Movietone
newsreel and a Phil Lampkin
overture will complete the pro-
gram.
PALACE-Ronald Colman and
Loretta Young in "Clive of India"
will provide the main screen at
traction beginning Friday. Based
on the true story of Lord Give,
the picture abounds in thrills and
has an appealing romantic theme.
In the supporting cast Colin
Give, C. Aubrey Smith and Gaze
sar Romero. The Hearst-Metro-
tone newSreel related by Edwin C.
Hill; Laurel and Hardy comedy
and Mickey Mouse cartoon COM
plete the program.
COLUMBIA-Earl Derr Bigger's
famous detective encounters a new
adventure in Charlie Chan in
Paris" which opens on the screen
Friday. Warner Baxter. Mary
Brian, John MILAN, Murray Kin
nell, Minor Watson and Henry
Kolker are members of the cast.
On the supplementary program
are new events, a comedy and Sc
lected short subjects.
GAYETY-The Carroll sisters
are featured in "Brevities," a new
burlesque attraction opening Sun
day matinee. Bobby Vail is the
chief comedian, and others fea-
tured are Lloyd and Murray, Bert
Saunders and Art ellison, Dorothy
DeHaven, Marion Lamar and
Joan Dare. The extra added at
traction is Nora Ford. There is a
large chorus.
RKO-KEITH'S-LeSie Howard
in 1.-THE Scarlet Pimpernel" will
hold over for the second week be-
ginning Friday. This Alexander
Korda production of an exciting
French revolution story has been
attracting record crowds. In the
supporting cast is the new English
beauty, Merle Oberon.
EARLE-Kay Francis, George
Brent and Warren William are
featured in Living on Velvet"
the new screen attraction opening
Friday. Frank Borzage directed
this picture, which tells the story
of an irresponsible playboy and
his love for an heiress. On the
stage the Dorsey Brothers Orches.
ira with Bing Crosby's brother,
Bob, will be the headliner.
INSTRUMENTATION Dogs
of the Air." that exciting airplane
adventure with the Marines which
features Jimmy Cagney, Pat
O'Brien and Margaret Lindsay
will return for a third downtown
week beginning Friday. A band
reel featuring Charlie Davis and
his orchestra and Is minutes of
news events will complete the pro
gram.
BELASCO-"Chapayev," the ex-
citing story of the Red Com
mander, has been attracting large
audiences to Lafayette Square
and will be held for second
week beginning Friday. In this
picture the rebel leader, who was
one of the colorful figures in the
1919 revolutions, is shown Or
ganizing his forces and meeting
the Cossack army.
HOWARD-Teddy Hill and his
orchestra, direct from the Club
Ubangi in New York, will be the
headline stage attraction opening
Friday. It is called Harlem Va
rieties" and the revue presents
Pete, Peaches and Duke, Jessie
blue Heaven" Cryor, Cook and
Brown, Mercia Marques and Jes-
sic De Almond. The feature pic
ture will be 1.-THE White Cocka-
too" with Ricardo Cortez and
Jear Muir. Midnight show Satur-