Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 27

SEVEN HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN. SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1933 HljAMUSEMENTS'THE STAGE AND SCREEN ijSjl I PRINCESS OFFERS SATIRE ON HOLLYWOOD DOINGS; AFRICA TALES AT HAWAII 0 i 1 i t'L it .1. i ii I I- "Once in a Lifetime" is at the Princess Tc TmndnoqtirpFilm PWsl 7 Extreme left, Rbbcrt Montgomery and TaHulah Bank-head in "Faithless," which will be shown at the Princess Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Next, a scene from "Afraid to Talk," featuring Eric Linden and Sidney Fox, the Hawaii offering for Tuesday, Wednesday and Center, Warner Oland and Elissa Landi in a scene from "A Passport to Hell," a story of the African Gold Coast which will show at the Hawaii Sunday and Monday. Right of center are Jack Oakie, Sidney Fox and Gregory Ratoff in a scene from "Once in a Lifetime," the satire on Hollywood film life that opens at the Prin- 'Those We Love Is Showing at Pawaa Mary Astor and Lilyan Tashman head the cast in "Those We Love," showing at the Pawaa today.

Sunday Leo Carrillo appears in "Racetrack. and for Monday and Turs- E7 a en a a a a AT THE dav showtng a double program Zne Greys 'South Se Adventures" and Sally Blare in "Forbidden Company." Carole Lombard appears on Wednesday "Virtue" along with the 11th chapter of "Galloping Ghost." and for Thursday and Fridav. Walter Huston with Chic Sale in "The Star Witness." narj 0 i 5, 4 Elissa Landi Stai'S In New (Africa Picture "A Passport to Hell." with Elissa Landi. Paul Lukas. Warner Oland and Alexander Kirkland.

is a drama of life and love in the African jun-cles. This feature will be shown at the Hawaii the two days opening with the matinee performance Sunday. Elissa Landi plays the role of Myra, a pirl who unwittingly brings discrace on her family and then seks forgetfulness in a remote sec- of the coun try. To escape the -'ugma, she un-lesitatingly weds a young army 01- icer only to find Ihcr former indiscretion revealed iio his parents. To separate the pair the boy's father sends, him to Africa expecting the 'wife soon to tire of life in civilization's last outpost.

With the hus Paul Lucas band called away on temporary duty the wife finds in another the love she has longed for. She is alone and unprotected and hounded by the men of the post who have come into possession of her secret. Led by intrigue into a trap that spells high treason, this girl 'who has been hounded from one tropical port to another finally strikes back at her percutors with the only weapon she possesses, her sex. fight in behalf of the lad. while on the other hand the political machine prepares him for the sacrifice.

When looking for lodgings a man must either inquire within or go without. Don't think that because a man does you a favor he is under everlasting obligations to you. Learn to Dance Madame Lester Honolulu's Only Professional Teacher of Correct Ballroom Dancing Home Studio, Manoa 22C6 McKinley St. Phone 98173 i5, St Hi 0 Sunday lor a tnree day run. extreme ngnt, uinger Rogers, who plays the lead in "The Thirteenth Guest," Friday and Saturday at the Hawaii.

COCONUT GROVE KAILUA EVERY SATURDAY CHUCK THODFS ORCHESTRA Delicious CHICKEN DINNERS FINEST FOOD OF ALL KINDS 'Police Court Is Kaimuki Offering "Police Court." with I'on Jarmey and Henry B. Walthall as the featured players is showing at the Kaimuki today, while Sunday brings ana ea ra ca czs ro 'r NT I Joan Blondell In "Miss Pinkerton." Monday and Tuesday, Constance Bennett in "What Price Hollywood." and Wednesday and Thursday. Buster Keaton with Jimmy (Schnozzle) Durante in "Speak Easily." The feature for Friday will be "Sinister Hands." starring Jack Mulhall. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MATINEE 2:45 TODAY 6 :30 TONIGHT 8 :30 TODAY! 2:45 6:30 8:30 Last Times Tirn nvo J8 he rAnr VAIL ANGEL HEAT PAnffWEQG RENO Beretania near River TONIGHT 8 O'CLOCK Given by Ibe Women the Moos MOOSE HALL Fort and Beretania Street ADMISSION 73c LADIES FREEALL RIGHTS RESERVED Music by Fred Rocha's Paradise Orchestra LM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 771! MATINEE 2:30 TODAY 6:30 TONIGHT 8:30 If 'SB' oo oo and Kaufman Play ing themselves in and out with the swiftness of a finger snap. "Once in a Lifetime" is a wild adventure in the cinematic world.

The yarn tells of the hectic period when in the giant movie industry the talkies first poked their squeaky sounds at an unsuspecting public. To Jack Oakie falls the honor of portraying the outstanding nitwit of his era, In the role of the por-trayer of a dumb role in a vaudeville act he rises to become a supervisor of super-screen productions and also lands in comfortable berths the other two members of his trio. He wins the high favor of the mOvie moguls by doing the wrong thing at the right time, climaxing his blunders by purchasing 2,000 airplanes because a glib salesman promised him one free, and then produces the wrong scenario with the wrong star only to have the critics hail it as the outstanding hit of the year. Other members of the cast include Louise Fazenda, Gregory Ratoff. Zasu Pitts.

Onslow Stevens, Jobyna Howland and Sidney Fox. Politics Are Involved In Hawaii Feature Eric Linden and Sidney Fox, star in "Afraid to Talk." with Tully Marshall, MSyo Methot, Robert Warwick. Berton Churchill and 30 other players in support. This attraction will be shown at the Hawaii Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. It is a story concerning a political regime faced on the eve of an election by a public demand for immediate action following a gang murder.

With the murderer up for trial, the powers that be are suddenly confronted with the information that direct action against the culprit means their undoing through information he holds against their crooked orkings. To smother the bombshell in the camp, the wily tricksters elect to frame a bellboy who was in the vicinity at the time of the crime. The forces of decency take up the IT RATTLES THE HOLLYWOOD FAMILY SKELETON AND STRIPS THE GATES FROM THE THREE Wfk. EHiWk 4iuNyiiiiii -V LEON JANNEY MARY ASTOR HENRY B. WALTHALL 5 LILYAN TASHMAN 1 'TOLICE "Those We Love" 1 nniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuHiiiiiiuiiiiiiiniiitiiiiiiiiiiir "Faithless" Is Story Of Girl jLosing Fortune Tallulah Eankhead and Robert MontRomery head the cast in "Faithless." with Hugh Herbert.

Maurice Murphy, Louise Closser Hale, Anna Appel, Lawrence Grant and Henry Kolker in leading support. This feature will be shown at the Princess the four days opening with the matinee performance Wednesday. "Faithless" tells a startling story of a girl of wealth wno lost every- thing when she lost her fortune. ana of a boy wno lost everything when he lost her. While health had unfitted them to struggle against poverty, love gave them courage to make the fight together.

Sophisticated in 1 tone, with comedy Bliss Bankbead alternating with tense dramatic situations, the story comes as a warning to those who live for today and forget tomorrow. Miss Bankhead gives a finely etched characterization of Carol Morgan, the flippant society girl who undergoes a complete transition of character as she feels the sting of poverty. Robert Montgomery "appears as the gallant who tries to follow the girl's pace in the early episodes of the tale, only to fall by the wayside, and then proves to her that poverty is no obstacle to happiness. Palama Enters on New Schedule Today The Palama theater enters on a new schedule of attractions starting today with daily changes of programs to be made with the exception of the Sunday feature, which will also be shown each Monday. Today, Joan Blondell is the star in "Miss Pinkerton;" Sunday and Monday.

Edmund Lowe and Constance Cummin gs in "Attorney for the Defense;" Tuesday, Leon Janney and Henry B. Walthall in "Police Court;" Thelma Todd and Lyle Talbot in "Klondike" Wednesday; Thursday, Jack Mulhall in "Sinister Hands," and Friday, Adolphe Men-jou in "Bachelor's Affairs." Murder Mystery at Hawaii This Week "The Thirteenth Guest," adapted from the story by Armitahe Trail, the author of "Scarface," will be at the Hawaii Friday and Saturday. CTiDTTOn P.M. CONTIN UOUS A Weird Romance of the African Gold Coast A woman, alone, unprotect ed and hounded by the men of the military outpost who knew of her past. This mysterious adventuress, condemned to live in a tropical hell, triumphed over primitive justice and was redeemed by her first true love! ARTHUR LAKE DIXIE LEE MM I I in baruara'kent SHIVER TOMfflRBOnf DAYS STARTING oo Adapted from Hart "Once in a from the Moss Hart and George Kaufman stage play of the same name, comes to the Princess screen for the three days ooening with the matinee performance Sunday.

Its theme is to satirize and ridicule almost everything that Hollywood holds holy, it pulls aside the curtains on a lot of inside stuff In picture making and gives the fans an opportunity to see the things that make the wheels go round in a big studio. Jack: Oakie. Russell Hopton and Aline Mac-Mahon, the last i i named wen re- i membered for her great scoring as the secretary in "Five Star Final." i play roles of small time vaudeville players who jump a rattler and barge into Hollywood on the crest of the wave, find- Jack Oakie Former Island Visitor Wins Film Contract By GRACE TOWER WARREN Many who met young Bill Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A.

Henry of Los Angeles, the summer he spent in Honolulu and played in one of the performances at the University of Hawaii lecture hall, will be interested to hear that he has signed a five year contract with Fox studios, his stage name to be William LawTence. Henry will be remembered as the younger brother ol Thomas Browne Henry, now associate director to Gilmor Brown at the Pasadena Community playhouse and an instructor in the school of the theater maintained there. The elder i Henry assisted Arthur Wyman as a guest director in the local performance in which he and his brother took parts. After leaving Honolulu young Bill Henry studied stagecraft at the Pasadena playhouse school, and acted as stage manager for "The Play's the Thing," starring Guy Bates Post. He was also stage manager of the musical revue, "Hullabaloo, and acted in a similar capacity for "The Cat and the Fiddle" for Belasco.

Prances Rich, attractive young daughter of Irene Rich, whose little girl days were spent at Schofield Barracks when her now famous mother was the wife of an army officer stationed there, Is to have an important role In "Pilgrimage for Fox. films. She has recently completed a role in "Zoo in Budapest," and has a role in "Bondage," another Fox picture. It is said that Irene Rich acts as a censor for her young daughter's screen assignments and Frances does not do a part without first obtaining her mother's sanction. "Little that classic of childhood days, recently completed a four weeks' run at the Pasadena Community playhouse.

A report announced that up to July 2. 1932, about 1,500,000 copies of Louise M. Alcott's famous little book had been sold. it a "The Prince and the by Mark Twain, was the second in the new series of Saturday morning children's matinees which the playhouse in Pasadena is making popular. Susan Gla-spen's "Alison's House," the 1931 Pulitzer prize play, is being produced this month at the Pasadena Community theater.

Gilmor Brown first produced this play at the Playbox, where workshop plays are put on by casts not yet ready to appear on the main stage. Thomas Browne Henry is appearing in the character of Eben. "A Character Intrudes" is one of the offerings at the workshop this month. The Foothill Players of Altadena, CaL, recently produced "For the Defense, by Lillian Gayton McCarthy. am George Aubrey Nash, a 21 year old Pasadena boy, has recently won a six months' contract in Hollywood.

His first important role is in a film of Charles Dickens "Oliver Twist." Another play in which Thomas Browne Henry recently appeared at the Pasadena playhouse was Lord Dunsaney's "Mr. Faithful," a new play which created much comment. Lorin Raker won many plaudits in his role of a watchdog. Onslow Stevens, former Pasadena community player who now has a Hollywood contract, was recently chosen from a long list of possible leading men to play opposite Marion Davies in 'Teg o' My Heart." 0 SJIlllllilifiillillillliillliilllililllillttiillillllllllllllltliilillff llllltililllllilllf Mlliillllllllilltillllf I m- ami jpi i T0r.l0RR0V--2:30 a ex TODAY -10 A. M.

C-O-N-T-I-N-U-Q-U-S Jack Oakie as the outstanding nitwit of his a the dumbbell hoofer "who goes to Hollywood, becomes a "soupervisor," makes the wrong picture with the wrong star, and turns out a smash hit! Russell Hopton as the brains of the vaudeville trio that crashed Hollywood and got into the big money despite everything the boobishness of one member of the team could do to prevent it! Onslow Stevens as the playwright who waited six months to see Glogauer, and didn't and who went cuckoo from receiving fat pay checks for doing nothing but wait and wait and wrait! Gregory Ratoff as the great Glogauer himself, the picture producing genius who "doesn't waste time on and who proves it by his success in making movies for the masses! i 1 MEN WITHOUT HONOR WOMEN WITHOUT 1 STARK DRAMA ON THE DARK CONTINENT 7 -V vxv. SI Unusual Kat Cartoon ..7 1' IV -A Aline MacMahon as the small-time vaude-Tille performer who goes to Hollywood to teach the stars to talk who stays to hear them squawk and who finally learns that the boob is the wise guy after all! Sidney Fox as the terrible ingenue who is "great" at reciting Kipling's "Boots" and awful at everything else who crashes into stardom in the movies despite everything she can do to prevent it! Zasu Pitts as the high-hat reception clerk at the Glogauer studios who can remember everything but names, and whose job it is to do nothing- else but remember names! Louise Fazenda as the gushing movie chatter writer whose column is syndicated all over the world and whose brainless blurbs are quoted as movie gospel by the Hollywood great! 1 liP d(sUU 1 WITH IV 1( ELSSSA PAUL I LANDI LUUAS I Warner Oland Alexander Kirkland STUDIOS ET THE FUNNIEST, MOST HILARIOUS SATIRE OF THE MOVIES EVER MADE! ONCE IN A LIFETIME yf 4Betty Boop's Invention" A LAUGHTIME LIKE THIS You'll Laugh! You'll Scream! You'll Howl! You Will Roar! (Great Hokum Mystery) Texas Guinan and Sally Starr in "Down Memory Lane Pathe News "Little Thrills' Events 'Seeing Krazr 40) Metro-News DON GEORGE "DON GOOD MUSIC 5 mu-r.