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0n Jtagc anb Screen sunday mapxh 24 1935 THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE (13) PAGE ELEVEN 1 fi Stars in "Age of Innocence" Federal Agents Foreign Stars Win Plaudits Attractions at Theaters A CCTi JJpV-- -51'. 1 I i 'V TvM Ifl- 4 ZV T. ''iWitWC Jilt -NC 1 I SEVENTH STREET It isn't always the woman who monopolizes the heartbreak of a romantic disappointment. It happens equally to Jonn Boles in "The Age of Innocence" in which he co-stars with Irene Dunne at the Seventh Street theater today, Monday and Tuesday their first appearance together in films since "Back Street." The supporting cast includes Lionel Atwill, Helen Westley, Laura Hope Crews, Herbert Yost, Edith van jCleve and Julie Haydon. For Wednesday and Thursday comes "Wednesday's Child" with Edward Arnold, Karen Morley and Frankie Thomas.

The picture deals with an old topic domestic schisms but presents it entirely! different angle, through the eyes of; the child involved. Friday and Saturday "David iHarum" comes with Will Rogers, i The story concerns itself with the life of a shrewd horse trader. The supporting cast is studded with an array of screen personalities that includes among many others, Louise Dresser, Evelyn Venable, Kent Taylor and Stepin Fetchit. PANT AGES "Baby, Take a Bow," starring Shirley Temple, will be the feature attraction at the New Pantages theater today. The picture is a com edy drama centered around Shirley Temple and her young parents, Its theme is James Dunn's struggle for happiness in spite of the Irene Dunne and John Boles are the stars in "Age of Innocence," current picture at the Seventh Street theater.

UA0 PACKED UVjg' IV A i BETWEEN SCEMES OP LV OJCAJUoS KJ fj 11 "A TO BEC-VJGE OP TU5 INTENSE MEAT OP TU LIGUTS 4 I 4 NECESSASV FOR TAKJN6 Wl-C0LOS. MOVIES, jjwsr i IK 3ss of Broadway By Mark Barron. Aieerlated Pf it, It Writer. New York, March 2.1. With the Pulitzer prize pwarda scheduled a short time, Broadway ends another theatrical season that Is chiefly distinguished by the success of foreign performer.

Never have the theaters within the vicinity of Time square reported so many triumphs of imported stars, chief of whom is Elisabeth Bergner. Along with Katharine Cornell this Hungarian actress was unanimously proclaimed In the Associated Press poll of dramatic critics as giving the best performance of the season. Miss Cornell, who shared honors with the silent, elusive Miss Berg-ner, is a Buffalo, N. girl, although she was born in Germany during a visit of her parents to Europe. Furthering this foreign motif, the most highly primed actor of the year was Pierre Fresmay.

His brilliant performance in "Noah" won him the vote of every critic except one, and the vote he missed was from a reviewer who did not see him in that role. Three Imported acting troupes were given high praise during the pant season. The D'Oyly Carte Opera company, playing a repertoire of Gilbert Sullivan, proved an outstanding hit and played several weeks over their scheduled time. The Irish Players, with Barry Fitzgerald winning most of the critical plaudits, had a long run. Even the Russian speaking cast of the Moscow Art Theater players were, artistically speaking, success-j ful.

Broadway, a resume of the past; spason shows, has been bountiful for foreigners. Blondell Starts a Scrap Book It'i Not for Herself But for Norman Scott Barnes, and He'll Cet It 20 Years From Now. March 23. A fl.p book, which ihe txpecU to; keep sc-cretly fcr the next 20 years, I has been started by Jean Blondell. First National star.

It is to be Robinson, the noted tap dancer. Miss Snowden is concluding her Minneapolis engagement in this week's revue. She will introduce; three numbers she intends to doi about music and religion, and the oi a pome retuia. idire a comedy revolving around later in the year in pictures. One IS the young Wife WhO believes in tuB 100 nf a winnintf lr.tti.rv thorn ic a tnnrhin fiiimhor I him.

Little Shirley is their able baby daughter who lends other is a story in song about life nment to me action and turns a.and Ted Healy piav the principal trick in the nick of time that makesola. Carrillo plays an Italian bar- tne neroine or tne nrarna lues- ber and Misg Fazenda is his bel-j The California trio, William day and Wednesday the screen' iiBerent thoueh affectionate Irish ens. Jack Nernon and Irene Huehcs VHP snowing win oe nine ana uus." with W. C. Fields.

Alison Skin i i wii wuuii ana dauj ixiwy. inursaay and Friday the film offering will be "Sadie McKee" with Joan Crawford, Franchot Tone and Edward Arnold, aaiuraay me screen nit W'; Colleen -Nte. S-TWEEN TWS AfiES OP II VKD 15' "LP CAM LLSXM UT1MP IAAJCKI 1 ic 1 1 will be "The Last Roundup" withipopuar senal bv Zane Grey now Randolph Scott, Fuzzy Knight and showing Bt the Time theater. Like George Barbier. the setting is in the isouthwept, with the time period UPTOWN slightly before the Oklahoma land Eddie Cantor, pop-eyed comic, Is 'rush.

Martha Sleeper plays oppo- QMS BROWN QMS lPA0Kg4uE BED 6 STU. NOlBJV T) UM EVE AND Coming to Theaters -v HWUIVIO A to be seen in his fifth annual screen; this week at the Uptown This film introduces him as a boy or tne Brooklyn watertront who inherits a fortune in buried trees- ure and travels to Africa to claim ii. iviuunan, nun oouinem. George Murphy and Block and Sully lend romance, "hotcha" and1 hilarity to the proceedings as they; appear in support of Cantor. Sev- The next Mm at the Miss.ss.pp.

occurs when) will be the new picture, "Sequoia," in which a puma 1' 'k a rUer r. (h Joan Bennett, all alone. And is featured in -yone who duels: So first turthday, and it will contam this nature drama which takes its and I ha; to go to every press dipping about his from Sequoia national park inj repuUtl0n 3il birth and babyhood, copies of every California where much of the nr.A evrrv lure wn made. The film deals with. eral new musical pieces are fea-j second week to headline the show, tured and a technicolor fantasy, She is presenting her new dance closes the film.

creation, "Zombie." The dance is offered in a tropical setting. Miss GPAXD LMcCawley is a personal friend of the adventures of a girl of the forest, Miss Parker, who tries the'Laglen, tough and trusty he-man iexpenment of raising the deer and are the featured players in about childhood" af'cr he has i 7 I ft I ltlvli ltlIiIlllll.iyiL.llfl.il i'fTn Vii Innlmri ijigflj 1 lLW villi ull Gary Cooper, whose soldier roles ii ar lv nnr tn ho coon I 'Rritixh rnnfnin nf tho ir-nr-M TnHn lH tmu tuuuo favour unik in llic Lives of a Bengal Lancer" which is to be shown at the Grand theater beginning Thursday and through! Monday. This film which is said to1 reek with adventure includes the supporting cast Franchot Tone who proves to be a eh annov- ing comrade to Cooper until hiSl He Will Direct Drama Festival I i Robert Hendersen is to be the1 director of the Civic Drama, in! spring festival at the Lyceum. rnr)(1Pr JD WfS III UIO fTTI 1 LJ I if. Hollywood.

March 23. Columbia Pictures announces that in 'His House" will be a I i 1 I 0 i Paramount has Marienc er.tmy. the hunter. Into this drama under rivers. Known as Dietrich to a new contract and the woven a wholesome love story "sand-hogs' these men work far be-blonde actress, who in her next between M.ss Parker and Russell low the actual bottom of the river Get Hero Roles in Crook Films Hollywood, March ani unreel: The six stories in production about the operations of federal agents in tracking down criminals are simply reversals of the old gangster Instead of glorifying the crook, as so many of the stories of the criminal cycle did, these new ones make the men the There's a great ta-rah-rah-boom-de-ay at the finish of each for the hardworking "federals." Justice will triumph in a big way.

A report that the department of Justice told the studios that their pictures could not show a govern-, ment agent being siain is "Censor" Joseph I. Breen, of tha Hays office, has read all of tht stroies in the new cycle. say a the government hasn't interfered at And that, moreover, there if nothing in the production code to prevent picturing an officer beinjf slain. Contlnuooi to Closlne Pauline Lord, W. C.

Fields in "MRS. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH" Popfje rrtnon. Hl I.e Ro Musical A fLI A Vf ehi.r. rMIVrVYf I Mont Comfortable Thrater font. to Toda Today, Mondar and Tuesday Irene Dunne in 'SWEET ADELINE' Mlrke Mfflu Cartoon OULEVARO tyndale and Minnehaha Bird.

TodaT-Monda-Tuedar Fredric March Anna Stcn in 'WE LIVE AGAIN" iino.iiiWAYM'-'i Wallace Beery Adolphe Menjou in "THE MIGHTY BARNUM" 11 ITT At N. 11 1 15e (0 Wallace Beery Adolphe Menjou in "THE MIGHTY BARNUM" LEO LA Sllh Av. s. mh St. 15 to Warner Baxter Myrna Loy in "BROADWAY BILL" SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "BRIGHT EYES" Fffi BonkleU n( Shlrlv Tfmplf' "totv of Mv if" nnfl-iv MMjnmRnSBaMHBBMfM rV I ILT al NlrollM Nancy Corroll, Gene Roymond in "Trantaflonfie Merry-Go-Round" CYTD A I Why Mlnnfsota'i Fonthall T(ra Bcrarna I'll I Minnehaha at 40th St.

Wallace Bccry Rochelle Hudson in "THE MIGHTY BARNUM" HOMEWOOD "'ft yrsi Wallace Beery Adolphe Menjou in "THE MIGHTY BARNUM" X'l I 53rd Ave. 'WlII' 15 to Wallace Beery Adftlphp Menjou in "THE MIGHTY BARNUM" MlrlrT Millie Cartoon fMIlFV Wash. 4 I.ynriale tii.iiiiriii i3( tn Sylvia Sidney, Gene Raymond "BEHOLD MY WIFE" Trvo Cobb t'nmiy and Pnocvft Central lllvlllltin Artm. to 6:30 Randolph Scott Jackie Coogan in Zane Grey's "HOME ON THE RANGE" I ll.WIiM.V Wallace Beery, Adolphe Menjou In "TI1K MIGHTY KS.RN1M" laurel In "IIV' en Shirley Temple in 'BRIGHT EYES' I I I 11' at liiith Si. j.m n.il.jtt Adults irie anvlime Warner Baxter.

Conrhita Monteneirro in "HU I IV Till-' HI- Vt I H'i Lake and ftflth Ave. S. Katharine Henhurn In Sir James Rarrie'i "THf I ITT' MIMSflU" I' I Ii Laar al Bloom ton '11 a -W Shirley Temnle, lames Tlunn in "RRM.HT FVFS" hoiy starts I m. It 1a I.1 Lake at Ave. S.

Alm. joe-ihr Jeannette MseKonald, Maurice heya-ller In "THK MURRV WIIMIW" Matinee "Talliiin Tommy" SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "BRIGHT EYES" VLKXW OOI1 Voril Vi.rwS..N' Penner, Jark Onkle, I.annv Rn I In "('(IIIKiF RMVTHVI Sillv tvrontinnw lf W. a 15 in a Svlvia Sidner. Gene R.ivmnnrf in "BI.IIOI.D MY HII-K" Cfitn. Chitne Cnmedv.

Pnpve rirtnnn I LIt.M I 5 to le alter Wallare Beerv. Ailolnhe Menlott in lllf VlliHTV IHRM IMItAOISi: Adm. 15 to 3i) Warner Hatir. Mvrna l.o In "BRonvvY furi" at lib -v, Nanev Carroll. Gne Ritvninnil in "TRANS ATI ANTIC MtRRY vn" PIim Bir tie Hhovi mil Mlf.

Mmre taut franklin Are, (Jlmer Rneem. rraneii leiterer In "ROMaM'F IV MMIMTW" UUOl tV.nhliiel'Hi at llrnnmiii Ave. 'ESKIMO" A SIT'I SPFCMI III ailll) Lnr Penil N. a mi Ginger Rogers Francis Lederer in "Romonce in Manhattan" ft Prenrtfl Cr.mp.lv ,1 InifrvKi to fl.Mi Katherine Hepburn in 'LITTLE MINISTER ItflYV at Hh Mt. 1 l.W In SHIRLEY TEMPLE JAMf' ft WW in "BRIGHT EYES" 5 Ml production will launch out fromlHardie who is seen as a forest with Fields, the cap'ain of the river! jsteamer, in order to escape 'taunts.

Under the tutelage of the; blustering old braggart, Crosby rap-: i iialy develops into a gun fighting Edmund Lowe and Victor Mc-I I "Under Pressure," to be shewn at; the Lyric theater starting Thurs-i "Under Pressure" ennf-erns the! ves and adventures of tunnel-; workers who risk injury and life! telf to construct man's wonder i under air pressures often as high 50 pounds per square inch. Included the cast are Marjorie iRambcau, Charles Bickford and Florence Rice. Next Friday, March 23. will mark the arrival of that tempestuous little Mexican star, Lupe Velez, for her personal appearance at the Or- jphcum. This is Miss Velez' first: vaudeville tour and her offering is! aterent irom the average ceieorny appearance as sne is an- ferent in personality herself.

The! feature brings Barbara Stan-j "The Woman in Red' with! screen wyck in T- i 1 I laymond as her leading nunc nayrnona as ner jeaaing man.f Genevieve Tobin, Phillip John Eldredge and many other im-i portant names are included in the strong suDDOrtine cast. The usual vaudeville bill supplements the Bp-, pearanee of Lupe Velez on the stage and the acts booked tne wecK are Pettct and Douglas, "Two Gobs' on The Ve.pers. four Korman i Hyde assisted by Sally Eurrill in if i Inv pranks precipitated an embarrassing. 0T. K.

a situation on himself which Wlth SteP'n Fetchit and Bl11! has to relieve him of. Richard: -i Cromwell, Sir Guy Standing and! C. Aubrey Smith are the other fea tured players in the film. Starting Tuesday, "The Right to based on "The Sacred Flame" by. Somerset Maugham, a daring drama of a young woman who must de- cide whether she has the right to puma together from bab.es to pee if thev will overcome their r.uinrzt Thev rn'v w.

v. 'come this trait but fight for each A climax is-pro-! Vl(jvj jhCy their worst ranger. May Robff.n in "Mills of the Gods" will be the next attraction at the Time theater. The picture shows how Miss Robson as a wealthy mill owner, fights to keep her factory open despite financial difficulties. Others in the cast are Victor Jory and Fay Wray.

Bins W. Fields and Joan Bennett vie for honors in "Mississipni," a romantic musical film which will be the next attrac- a-. -i ition at tne state ineater, opening (Friday. "Mississippi" is a story of Dixie in the days when the ladies wore crinoline end the gentlemen, didn't eniov their morninff coffee unless it had been preceded by a duel. Comes Crosby, a Yankee youth from Philadelphia, to claim the hand of his lady, played by i iGail Patrick.

He will not duel uu uia iuou uic Hon, not because he is afraid, but I nve ner own we, to love and beiV: Sunday and Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday Richard Arlen will be seen in a western "Helldorado" with Th. winnin the irish SWeenstakes will be1 Leo Carrillo, Louise Fazenda! wife while Ted Healy portrays a shiftless brother-in-law. TIME Richard Dix comes back to the type of picture that won him fame, in nf tho P.r" frnm slle U1X- GAYETY Celebrating its twenty-sixth an- niversary, the Gayety theater this week is nresentine a sneeial birth-! day revue which features two of; ine most popular siars in tne coun-: try. Jcrrv MeCawley, the dancer known as "The Mae West of Bur- lesaue, has been held over for Mae West of the stage and screen, and has told her 'many of the gags pictures.

Another actress well known In Hollywood is appearing in the cur rent show. She is Carolynne Snow den, mulatto dancer, who was the first to introduce the Charleston and Black Bottom dances to the otin pictu5e She 1 rawmra, ana itooert Montgomery, DOORS OPEN 10:30 M. DAILY HELD 2KD.WEEI LV 1" Featuring RADIO'S ROMANTIC TFN0R CHARLES CARLISLE IN JERS0N WILLS DAVIS Copt. Wijjjc Mausi SYLVIA kJtllMKTICr, PRITCIHRn ft Oni.DIE DAM IS REVTK 35 to F. M.

40 Nltes ittmncapolitf cdjefitra Eugene Ormsnd; onduetor Northro Auditorium Today at Paul Lemay Conducting Ann Conrlnp.v, Friday at lils(in. Soloist Prrmlnr, Nnrdoff Mass Tickets at Donaldson's, Field, Srhllik and Northrop JO aTOOaNITH Zan Crty'i 'WEST of the PECOS" with RICHARD DIX Flr' RUTH FTTINO In AN OLD SPANIfiH ONION" UNDAY km' MUSICAL From 6 00 to 8 30 in th Main Dining Salon. Dick Long'i Concert Orchsstra. Dlnnur and Muiic ontr SOo to $1.00 crinoline trio CURTIS HOTEL ,3 wr wc i vii I I' Featuring "VLC 1 I ill rTYTV-V I I Fi il Hi i ft 1 1' I i of the Negroes in the south. Her third is a new Harlem dance.

will present scenes from "The Des- ert Song." Since the Gayety was opened 28 years ago, it has present ed such famous stars as Joe iWanna' Buy a Duck) Penner, Jack (Baron Munchausen) Pearl, Tom Howard, Jean Bedinl and James Barton, The latter actor was starred a few months ago in Broadway's big stage hit, "Tobacco Road." Ruhinoff at ork on 'Melody Master Dave Rubinoff and his stage and radio orchestra have started work at the Brooklyn Vitaphone studio in a one-reel "Melody Master" band number. In support are Kuznetzoff, miun, omu ..0... iavsky, well-known specialty per- formers. SEE IT TODAY! III DEVIL DOGS CF THE Aid 111 JAMES CAGNEY PAT OBRIEN MARGARET LINDSAY 2nd BIG LAUGH WEEK! fe A Orana American Cnmedy! with cmRtrE RtoniEs MARY BOlD 7ASI' PITTS ROLAND VOI'V'a LEILA HYAMS rv 'Supentition a Rabblt'l Foot' SFORTI.IOIIT Ni hee ll "SHADOW OF DOUBT" Ricardo Cortex-Virginia BruceJ Arthur Byron-Betty Furnest i rius TOM HOWARD Comedy EDDIE CANTOR in "KID MILLIONS" Plus rOPEYE CARTOON "THE LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER" GARY COOPER-Fronchor ToneJ Richard Crnmwell-Kathleen Burke All POI'FVK AHTOON IRENE DUNNE in "SWEET ADELINE" Donald Woods-Hush Herbert Ned Sparks-Louis Calbern LORING Smoking In Balconyl i Gary Cooper-Franchor Tone Richard Cromwell-Kathleen Burke Sin "Lives of a Bengal Lancer" Flui Mickey Mouse Cartoon GRANADA MAY RORSoS Fted MacMnrrav-Mary Carlisle InJfiRAND OLD GIRL" RIA TO GARY COOI-FR Franchot Tone-Kathleen Burke in "Livel of a Bengal Plus Poncye the Sailor Cartoon INOKOMIS Any Seat 15 Joe Pcnner-Jack Oakie-Lnnnv Ross in "COI.LLGK Plus Charley Chase Comedy AMERICAN Any Seat" t5 Joe Penner-Jack Oakie-Hi-lenS Mack In OI I.KdE RHYTHM' i PlusChaiiev Chase Comcitvi ARION Anv Seat 15f Joe Penner-Jack Ross in'COIIItiF Plus Todd and Kellv Couif-oyJ 5 end Porx-ve the Raiinr C-irinnn muifc nightly Unmer And $uppr, SPECIAL. SHNDAC DINNER InclutUn a tn1! trirw mr Ai4 lriia P.

M. 't'i i A- UReRVATIOMI 1T Sf a fii the title of the Jack Holt produc tion which was known in produc-jwife The under the directorial wing of Jofet' von Sternberg, is new in New York: for a vacation. No ry or rector has ben a'gned by Paramount for Mist Dietrich's first production 1 tinder the new contract She has1 Just completed "The Devil Is a Woman," under Josef von Stern-1 berg's direction. The supporting' cast of "The Devil Is a Woman" Includes Ce.ar Romero, Lionel At-j will, Edward Everett Morton, Alison Skipworth and Don Avarado. It is scheduled for release early in' April.

I Kathleen Burke Is LJ7j C'T ijfgflwu I VI I IVU i (KM. Mniivwwwt rlif March 23. Columbia Pictures hag signed Kath- leen Burke, the panther woman, for a prominent role in "Jim Purke's Bov," Jack Holt's latest vehicle now in production under tne OireCUOn OI UOlWll limyi-l. Florence will have the fem- (nine t-arl Mis Burke won a na- tional contest several years ago from a field of 60.000 applicants. Among the pictures in which she i has appeared are "Lives of a Bengal Lancer," "Mutiny Ahead," "The Mad Game," "Torch Singer," "Murder In the Zoo," and "Island of-Lost Souls." Broadway Gondolier Production Started "Broadway tnnairal Irrppen lhnul ,1..

in WhiChl tj mci Hiplr I uic because he thinks the custom "A is oy crane wiiour irnra a. play is by Crane Wilbur from a. Branded a coward he goes off happy, or to remain with her hopelessly crippled husband will be shown. Josephine Hutchinson who recently made her screen debut in Happiness Ahead" plays the beautiful young wife. Colin Clive plays the husband, while George Brent ii cast thp rrof lov'r i climax is reached when thej is accused of murdering her, bedridden husband.

cfvp jDt'Kiu i 112 in wppk ar. inp Mipri ulie,) ira- i. NELSON FAMILY MARCUS SISTERS A CARLTON BROTHERS WALLER LEE ERNEST HIATT NAHM FR.NIE PEREZ SCREEN "THE MYSTERY MAN" Robert Armstrong Doyle I at pa AT NEIGHBORHOOD LORINO of a Bental Lancer," with Uary Couper and rranchol Tone, I ami. won Tiifv; Th Hecret Bride." i Iwitti Barbara Stanwyck, Ibmt.l 4 -Border! own" Uli Paul Muni and Beuol la. Sat.

nd Oirl" th Maw Robnoti and fred MacMurray, I tntm, Madame" ith Cart OrantiHoart" with Bine Crosby. iond'Elifia tandt. Thurs; Piesldent Vanishes'1 with Edward 'white cockatoo" with Ricardo tortei ana iv, e.i yvainri uiui. Mon. ine secret urine' Powell with an supporting B.ra sp.u.yy wit-rast, has gom into production.

Munj Rnd jtt Dvw( bh. hlorl manv fam- 1 NOKOMIS "College Rhythm" with Joe OU names 01 Biage ana set ten lined up in support of Powell in th production, which is to be tho most elaborate of all Warner Bros, musical pictures. Powell has just completed the role of Lysander i. the screen production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" which Max Reinhardt is directing for Warner Bros, at the Burbank. studios.

tOio eleseioe tion ss uimpy. Among tne sup- porting cast are Mona Jackie Scarl, Ralph Morgan, Brad-j Pacro FrnnVii flarrri Ram TiTr- "B'-' Daniel, and Frank Orth. The screen a.f.ory oy wiiuam jacoDs. i'na itosen directed. HOUSES Kith Knthnrina Hepburn, Fi "Homance In Manhattan" with Ginger Rogers.

Francis Ledertr. Sat. BIJOU -Eskimo" A Super Special. cmpeior jones wun rain Kooeson. "Mima wif win nn ootnern.

Men Hamilton, Tues: 'Mis Double Liie with Lillian Olsh, "Al! of Me" with Frederic March. Geor Rait. Thurs; "Fniir Fri'ihtenef) People" with C1audft -Mr. onitcn wun vwiu Roer. fiat.

pARKWAY "Sweet Adeline" with Irene ijtituin. nun nun iurv. iiic tB. Bride" wi'h Carole Lombard. Chester Morris, Evemreen" with Jessie Mathews.

"Law Be on I the Rantp," Sat. matine. PAR AD1BF-' Brondw Bill" with Werner Baxter, Myrna Lew. Sun iTues "The Band awi On" with Rob- young, sweet Adeline" wun Irene Dunne. Thurs "Wicked Worn- Jea" "rker, Charles Bicklord, NILE "The Mighty Bnrnum" with Wal lace Beery, Adolphe Menjou, "The Gay Bride" with Carole Lombard.

Chester Morns. "We Live Again" with Fredric Murch. Anna Sten. -The Bund Plays On" with Robert Young, Betty Furnejs. Sat.

i CAMDEN "Behold My Wife" with Sri-' via Sidney, Gene Raymond, "The President Vanishes" with Edward; Arnold. Arthur Byron. "The Little' Minister" with Katharine Hepburn. "Romance In Manhattan" with Ginger Rogers, Francis Lederer. "Dude Ranger" with George O'Brien, Sat.

matinee. 'forfeit Our 2t(Ji Ton if SHOW Festurlns ITT IRENE DUNNE JOHN BOLES "THE AGE OF liiOCEilCE" -Un ITOVfl TUItI Treat in Travesty" and Jean; iDcvereanx. a versatile muss in solo variety offering. Mfrrv Widow" with JfanUt MacDonald. Maurlc Chevalier.

Wed. -Now and r'oremr'" witb Shiney Tempi, Sat. I New laivo i ransaitam ic iwerryo-j round with jack Benny. Nancy carron, i Ann "Buche or of Arts" with rom Brown. Anita Louise "Here Is My Arnold, Arthur Byron, o.

rtotn.FVARt Live Ann with Fredric March. Anna Sten. Sun Mon ine captain nairs -a Victor MeLailen. Wynne Gibson. "Chu Chin Chow" with Anna May Wong.

Sat "The Band Flaya On" iih n'ihtt. Youn. Sat. FRANKLIN "The MUrhty Barnnm" with; Wsllece Beery, Adolphe Menjou. I "Hell Bunt for Low' Broadway Bill wun warner oaaver, Mvrna Loy, Sat.

wv with Shirley riunn Dun Mnn: "Ro. Manhattan" with Ginger Rogers. Francis Leiterer. Tues "Lovetlme" with pat Patterson. Nils Asther.

"Bachelor of Arts" with Tom Brown. rl. Sat. LA SALLE "Hell In the Heavens" with Warner Baxter, Sun. "Gamming witn George M.

Coha an. Wynne utbson Tues "The Hel ell Cat" with Ann Rot hern. Robert Armstrong. "Anne of Green Gables" with Anne Shirley, Fri, Sat. AGATE "Romance In Manhattan" with Ginger Rogers.

Francis Lederer, "The Mighty Barnum" with Wallace Beery. Adolphe Menjou. Mon Tues. "Broadway Bill" with Warner Baxter. Mvrna Lov Thurs, Fri.

Sat EMPRESS- "Behold Mv Wife" with Sylvia Sidney, Gene Raymond. Bun "Two Hfads on a Pillow" with Nell Hamilton. Tues "The White Parnde." with Loretta Young, John Boles. Wed. "The Barretts of Wimoole Street" with Norma Bhearer.

Frederic. March "H65 Nights in Hollywood1' with James Dunn. Alice Fn.ve, Sat. BROADWAY "The Mighty Barnum" with Wallnr-e Bery Adolnhe Meniou. Bun "The Affairs of Cellini" with Frederic March.

Constance Bennett. Tues "Transatlantic Mcrrygoround" with Nancy Carroll. Gene Raymond Thura.it "Limehouse Blues' with Jean Parker. George Raft. Sat.

Mighty Bnrnum" with Wallace Beery, Adolphe Menjou, Sun "Marie Gallante" with Snen-ct-i Xiao, Ail Own-is" with Joan Crawford. Clark Gable. Robert Montgomery Fri. ALHAMBRA 'Romance in Manhattan" with Glnirer Rogers. Francis Lprin-er.

Sun Men: "I Am a Thief" with Ricwrrtn I Coi'tcl. "Wo Live Again," with Frederic March. Anna Sten. "The Silver Streak" with Sally Blane, Fri flat. ROXY "Bright Eves" with Bhlrley Temple.

"Lightning Strikes Twice" with Ben Lyon, Pert Helton, Wed "Peck's Bad Buy" with Jackie Cooper. Sat. matinee; "The Perfect Clue" with David Manners. Sal. NORTHTOWN "The Little with Katharine Hepburn, Sun, i 'Fugitive Lady" with Nell Ham-i llton.

"Perk's Bad Boy" with Jackie; Cooner. Thurs Fri "Hell In the Heavens with Warner Baxter, Set, HFIGHT8 "Home on the with Randolph Bcott, Jackie Coogan, Mon; "Were Is Mv Heart," with Ring! Crosby, Kittle "The Little' Treat in travesty ana jcaniriay iei I 'Case of Curious ifW- elTH RIALTO "Llv of i ena) 0r Cooper and Franchot Ton, Penner and Jr Oakie, Tues. Llmehonse Hlue," with George Raft, and Iran Parker. "Anno of Green Gablts" with Anne Shirley and Tom Brown. Sat.

i AMERICAN "Co ea Hnyinm" Win JO Penner and Jack Oakie. "Limehouse Blues" with George Raft and i Jean Parker, Wed. "Ann of Green Gables" with Anne sniriey and Tom Brown. Bat. ARION "CUge rtnyinm' wiifl Jue Penner and net Oakie, Mon Tues Limehouse Blues" with George Raft and Jean Parker, Anne of Green Gables" with Anne Shirley and, Tom Brown, Sat.

ED1NA- "Mis. vuggs or tne caoDage Patch" with Pauline Lord. W. C. Fields.

"Sweet Adeline" with Irene Dunne, Donald Woods. "Evergreen" with Jessie Mathews, "Col-lege Rhythm" with Joe Penner, Jack Oakie. Lenny Ross. Sat. UNIVERSITY "The Mighty Barnum" with Wallace Beery.

Adolphe Menjou, "What Every Woman Konws" with Helen Haves. "Transatlantic Mcrrygoround" with Gene Raymond. Nancy Carroll. Nights In Hollywood" with Jamei Dunn. Alice Feye, Sat.

METRO "Bright, Eyes" with Bhlrley Temple. James Dunn. "Romance In Manhattan" with Ginger Rogers, Francis Lederer. "Bnbes In Tovland" with Laurel A Hardy, Charlotte Henry, Sat. Bill" with Warner Baxter, Myrna Loy, "Imitation of Life" with Claudetle Colbert.

Warren Williams, Thurs.j "The Silver Blreak" with Bally Blane, Sat. PRINCESS 'Ti aiiaatittHLic Meiryao-round" with Nancy Carroll. Gene Raymond, "A Very Honorable Guv" with Joe Brown, "Imitation of Lite," with Claudette Colbert, Warren Williams. Thurs "Desirable" with Jean Mulr. George Brent.

"Peck'i Bad Boy" with Jackie Cooper, Sat. FALLS "The Mighty Barnum" with Wallace Beery, Rochelle Hudson. Charles Dickens' "Great. Expectations" with Henry Hull, "Limehouse Blues" with Oeorge Raft, Jean Parker. "The President Vanishes" with Edward Arnold, Arthur Byron.

Bat. RliZ- The Mighty Barnum" with Wallace Beery. Adolnhe Meniou, 8un "Our Daily Blend" with Karen Morley, "Lady by Choice" with Carole Lombard, My Rnbvm, Fri: "Limehouse Blues' with Jean Parker, Gcol'BR Ruft. Rhythm" with jack okle. Joe Penner, Sua- Monj "The iffiTwirihiitiiiiiWiiiiiia ii urn mmm(r" n-'m- i Bride Is Completed Joe E.

Brown's latent First Na-fional picture, "Alibi Ike," a screen version of the late Ring Lardner's famous short story, has gone into production. Two players, William Gargan and Roscoe Karns, the latter borrowed from the Paramount studios for the picture, have been cast in principal roles as baseball players. Brown's leading lady in "Alibi Ike" will be Olivia De Havi-land, who has been appearing as Hermia in Max Reinhardt's production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" for Warner Brothers. Ruth Donnelly also has a prominent part In the picture, which is to be directed by Ray Enright. Bert Kal-mar and Harry Ruby wrote the screen play.

ANCIENT CASTLE REBUILT. In preparation for his next Paramount spectacle, "The Crusades," Cecil B. de Mille is utilizing a large portion of the studio lot to rebuild tdctia tie ii in tho i Vu 1 twelfth century, 11 flW SHIRLEY I ifl James Dunn Clair Trevor.