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PART 7 PAGE 12. CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE MAY 15. 1032. MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES IlCELLANEOlJS MOTION PICTURES SOUTH. SOUTH.

Historiette The Voice of the Movie Fan UBUX GREATER TALK! THFATER5 New Operetta I on' Careers of 'Mikado' Men r73l iTa Sti ii ture version, and if Brian Ahern were not the Browning of the film, Paul Lukas should be cast, et cetera. Do you realize that the Barretts are a SALLY EILERS, or, to le exact, Dorothea Sally Eilers, was born in New York Dec. 11. 1909. Her father is Irish and her mother Jewish.

With her family she moved to California when she was 6 years Here's the 'Adopted Child Brightens Home tor Film Star Tempestuous Lupe Gives Gary and the Countess Some Uneasy Moments 1 "'X fK 33 Public? Idea of a Perfect Show! HE PROMISED A PEHT-HOUSE Hut uhs wound uij willi two rooms ana a baby I VaJdjpJm This Fascinating Mr. William, Dear: Miss 'Tinee: Not since the late Rudolph Valentino has screen personality so captivated me as has the fascinating Mr. Warren William. It seems to me he has all the attributes necessary for making a tremendous success in sound pictures-acting ability, intelligence, a sensitive, mobile face, splendid physique, grace of movement, charm of manner, a delightful sense of humor, and, last but not least, an exquisite speaking voice that runs the gamut of all emotion. 1 I was attracted from the time of his first appearance on the screen in "Honor of the Family," and on the III WING BRIDE1 Gilbert and Sullivan as Characters In Show They Helped to Write.

old, but later returned to New Tork, where she attended high school for a while. Then she went back ERIO LINDEN. ROSCOE ATE3 iiir.ioia Tlr" Edwards IL 1 ALSO. I-OUTSTANDINS FEATURE-Spiced With a Variety of Selected Short Subjects 6 -Delightful Units-6 EW TORK, May 14. I'amous 57V RirtCf Radio to Holly By KoscZired Shaffer.

inner Milton Aborn, Impresario of OL.LYWOOD. Special. ilbert and Sullivan revivals. Is H' Miriam Hopkins adoption of strength of his work in that and the other pictures In which he has appeared I went to see his first starring end comedy fundamentally English, and how could Pola with her broken English portray Elizabeth Barrett or Paul Lukas the Austrian play the English Think it over. An Ex-Tin6t Fan.

Editor's note: Admitting thf.t Pola and Paul are not English and t.iat the Barretts and Browning were I think these two players would be great Jn The Barretts of Wimpole Street." But, of course, I'm not always right. Information on the Side. Dear Miss Tinee: A responsive chord to the note counded by a correspondent whose letter appeared in "The Voice of the Movie Fan," Sunday, May 8, prompts modesty forbids inspires me to suggest re the plaint of Mrs. D. Horwich, this "happy Remember way back when, in the days of vaudeville, on either side of the stage there were clipboards upon which were posted the names cf the actors appearing is the chow, and sometimes one or two prominent ones who were to appear the following week? Why not install such bulletin boards In movie theaters, listing the names- of the players on the Baby "Wilson in Chicago brings 8 Isl BE wood, where she graduated, stud-led art and worked 1 an art store.

It was none other than Jane Peters, 5 3k vehicle, "The Mouthpiece." To say that I was carried away by hi3 per Ha Trllced Juries O'Jt et Jus- 1 4 1 with WarTSti William and S'dney Fo to the fore the fact that a great many Hollywood homes are brighter and merrier because of the faces and laughter of Wemen aut et Henerl fect impersonation of his role would be putting it mildly, for not only did A A SALLY EILERS he put the story across by his fine mUKl KiATES ZASU PITTS S1Lr: acting but also by his facial expres sions and the beautiful Inflections of hi3 voice. IVIsckey Moues Cartocs WARRSN WILLIAMS Siflney Sox Guy Kibbee Td llusing's Spert Sfants May he keep up the good work and news Events be fortunate enough to be given little adopted children. Miriam 1 i a only one of a great number; of Hoi ly wood foster parents. The last year stories worthy of his exceptional Bargeln 13 and 40e From I till Matinee D.uiy talents. F.

L. Mauds. Any Seat ia Thrater I Editor's note: Now that's what I call a good sendoff! YAKJVKR HAXTKB I LCPE VFI.EE Marian Nixon in I Carrillo MATKt'U HAnTlV'4 RRIKF.N IVIVP." planning for the more or less immediate staging of a play with music that should arouse the Q. and S. fanatics.

It Is called "The Savoyards" that ing the slang name for people who perform in or make a hobby of the Gilbert and Sullivan repertory and it will tell a story that begins when thi last curtain fell on the London premiere of "The Gondoliers," in London, Dec. 7, 1SS9. Miss Wtllson Whitman Is the author. The lyrics are excerpts from the famous ditties of Gilbert, and the score 13 a melange of the equally famous compositions of Sullivan. All of which sounds like a happy The Theater Guild's plans for next season involve a play by John Howard Lawson called "The Pure in Owen Davis" dramatisation of The Good Earth." The organisation will send Shaw's "Too True to Be Good" cn tour nest fall, but Beatrice w31 be missing from the cast Gossip runs to the effect that Miss Lillie or Lady Peel the society Bpb TURP1N romctly.

"Lisht. House Loves" He Had the Key Roles Not for Pola end Paul. HENTITRY Clrk-DiVPrKy to 'i P.M. Reckless 'Stunt Flyer Kills Pal in i A i Collision! now known as Carole Lombard, who persuaded her to "go into pictures. Miss Eilers made her screen debut in "The Red Mill" with Marian Davles and later had a tiny part in "While Paris Sleeps." She has been creatir quite a furore lately by her clever characterizations, of which Ed Girl" is the outstanding.

Red is the natural shade of her hair, but Fox wanted her to become a bdond and so she did. For this concession to the powers that be, her husband, Hoot Gibson, from whom, says report, she is at present separated, refused to speak to her for three days. She loves sports clothes and blue la her favorite color. She has a passion for shoes and hats. Her hobbies are swimming and tennis.

Miss EUers is 6 feet inches tall and weighs 103 pound3. a- nas seen a number of I ado ptions, 1 the rcost re Dear Miss Tlnee: I have always to fcvery City but Not the One to His Own Bedroom! Mturlea CHEVAltER IStOHEV a MURRAY Jeanote J'arDorflo "COHENS HOUR with VOII" 1 HOTJ.TWnOD" valued your criticisms and enjoy your reviews, but one of your Sunday columns was a keen disappointment to Exts a Lautrns Micky Ifovso Cartoon riot i'l tfciJlJ 3i to P. screen, illuminated by coftly Bhaded lights, so that they might be read at any and all times, yet be of no annoyance when looking at the picture? The Idea I seek to put over is this: I do wish they'd find soma means of posting the names of the players where we could read them at any time. Why not? Appreciatively yours, William B. Dklancet, Editor' Note: Why not, indeed! It's an ida, anywav! cent Dmg the adoption of three children by Wal lace Beery and hla wife Kita.

Eonaaree of ThriJl-Huiiffry Vnbi, WIMIKV Wallace ford ON tlTS MEZZANINE Youth wita JACK GAKSE Richard Arlen me. I refer in particular to "Bits About 'Em," wherein you made the utterly ridiculous suggestion that Pola Negri resembled gorgeous, Katharine Cornell, and that in the event Miss Cornell could not be induced to film "The Earretts of Wimpole Street" perhaps Pola Nesrr! could make a pic- The AdTenturea of a Beal-Ldie Hero With Douglas Fairbanfcs Jr. We'tern-DHvn MIRIAM HOPKINS. Sisr to flORfjir. imiu inimir.R BAXTER "THS HIM virnn I Kiynn in PLAYED" GOn" I "AMATEUR OAODY" Balcony Eeata.

1 62 'It' m. H7 a. acj 's jr 3. 2js a tso to Ch'Mreo WAHKES RAXTES SHa Tried OncaJ I' "Leo Carril'o MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN vestcre! aV-4 HE i-J f'AN" pi Jja I T5A r5T''" Vox Playgoer columns will be associated with Clif I-etti Your Wixia Uhirr K. i 53 JAMES r.iCNir A Jnrjr.

Elo-de" ton Webb and Charles Buttarworth in a revue ta be staffed by Max Gordon. Six Broadway premieres are scheduled for the weel: of May 23, as fol awn SlKlSIVrrvv 8404 W. 22r.d St. Ferrer Sixtor VV. EMGLE WD Wint- Saites, Dlfly Chicago, May 12.

It was at about this tie last year that you favored your readers with an Interesting series of sketches of the careers of various stars popular in musical comedy and light opera years asc. JEFFERY GROVE Dlddy Warntr Baxter HTStsrr T.rr.!er. -Hote! SHORE 3. V-ttmrr 'Crowd Eosrs CovAw-i' '-isi? to vr I "CROWD HOARS" "ffljlfi FET?" j- (Opens OHLY) SENATE Why not treat us to some mc c. Ht Seleerv Iicrfea Chevalier WASNER BAXTKK lows: "Bridal Wise." a comedy with Madge Kennedy as star: "Heigh-Ho.

Everybody," a play satirising radio broadcas ters, with Joseph Santley and Edna Hibbard in the cast: "Christopher Comes Across," a farce to be i these sketches, covering some folowing? Harry Bulger, Richard Carle, Joe Cawthorne, Jess Dandy, Neil Hamilton and his wife adopted Baby Patricia some eighteen months ago when she was a wee mite bom into a cold world. Harold Lloyd ar.4 his wife Mildred adopted a sister td playmate for their little Mildred Gloria, when for a while It looked as she would have to grow up without any blood sister or brother of her own. It notable that the Lloyd adoption came to them through the hands of one Mrs. Louise Sullivan of Pasadena, who In fourteen years has placed more than 168 orphans in homes, as a memorial to a son she lost during wartime, Mrs. Sullivan has five of her own.

Another notable case was the adoption of little Alexander Hayes, now known as Tukio. by bessu Hayakawa and his wife. The child is a son of Ruth Noble and Hayakawa, and is to grow up in Japnn. Table Near Gary's. Terrific quakes and tidal waves of gossip relayed from New Tork, relate that Warrer Baxte "AM ATKTja ADD?" LUPE TALE2 "BROKEN WIKG" ClilVTIiAL PK.533 TtS'a cntfcHlhsvyHsscf wersn? A reb Hsinss "i Brsf-flP-j Wiri.HM miv irt FROM i 1 TO staged by Brock Pemberton; A Thou 35-A Dave Lewis, William Norris, Frank Moulan, Joe Howard.

Victor Moore, Bert Williams, Nat M. Wills, John Maria Evune In Trar-r. vers 3D FEDZT55 5n Till 3 P. M. ummers," a drama by Merrill MARQUETTE Are Von Mte-lnTfl t'ondnet 50c After 5:30 to Closing TOTI LISTENTKG mo Spencer Tracy uusiuuvi Rogers with Jane Cowl as its star; Words and Music," an intimate revue, and On the Make," a play by HTnnRfctfl.IHhi Art WARNER BAXTKR "TnH MAM WHH I Marian Kiror, in MAN 1WTT A 810 S.

HALSTJiEl nllLUA DOUBLE FEATUE3 PLAVED GOD" 1 "AMATKIJR HABHt' is i Slavin, Mabel Barrlson, Mabel Grace Van Studdiford, Anna Held, Cecil Lean, Joe Whitehead, Joe Coyne, Oscar Figman, William Rock, Ropers Brothers, George Sydney, Joseph Murphy, and Chauncey Olcott. Roger Gray. JAMRH CAONKV TIM M'COY "DARING I pctl Ina Claire, who has not graced the 5U W. M-ob UltU tJ nven W-4 l- rM m.m CRYSTAL MIDWEST 'AmAliW stage since her revival of "Our Betters" in February, 1923, will return I would particularly like to see a JOHNNY MAIRKKN 8LIM Sl MMESVIIXiS Mutkal Brfvltics wilh Joaii Brniit jt A I A MTI WHIiam HHinrs A 1 LAH lit, Von LititenliiK" 8a1lT Kilrra In DTJnbl'CQ Lfo I.uue Vein fil'm SnramrrrHK "Kaeing Vooth" North A P-. Cel.

BILLi BOYD "CAKJN1VAU tSUAT' ANN HAiniNQ Afloinne Mftiiou "PRESTIQC" in A II MANOR to the footlights cn May 29 in Cleve sketch about Richard Carle, my favorite comedian, whose productions of W. North AT land as guest star of Robert Mc- Wm. Hulnes. Hrnie evm in ATTORN tl A TI TftW 71st ft Psxton Adults. 30j ft IViSL I Url "Cheaters at Play" Richard Barthelmess "Alias tha Doctor" BILTMORE The Chaperon." "The Storks." The Tenderfoot," "The Pprinp 'Are Yeu Listening' LaughliYa production of Reunion in Vlnna." Other restagings of I Ptt.

pr Pii'eo R. P'x. K. Von StrnVe'm. "The F.nst PniiHdron" PALACE 20e 2:31 Melchan 1n heaters at I'luy" Thoi Chicken." "The Mayor of Tokio." were considered the last word in en recent Uroadway successes will follow, with ot'ier leading players Blessed ACADIA 65TH ft FAIRFIEI "ARSENE LUPIN" SAVE MY CHILD" RKO-Reitt Pimn wi'h TWELVETREES "FIREMAN.

Vth I cr "DISORDtRLT CONDUCT" tertainment about twenty years ago. Event," with John Gallaudet in plac Lupe made things plenty interesting for a time with H. S. Storrs. of Rogfjr rryor; "Whi3tllng in the DftiUn 1 Ull "Are Yon Pallv "TMaorilerl.v Condirt" BOULEVARD "Dixor'lerlv CnndT'et" Vera "The Mowwteryalksl.

2Sc Bersela Baleen Prlea AH Day NORTHWEST We; Dark," with Percy Helton In place BAMTIirANILtmi Viler. te CerrllH in I trMn T. I nn" of Ernest Truex, and Mourning Ec FT ner ex-name ihnenar.nr. un umm.rvlHe. "Rarlra Y-itrth" HALFIF.LH llli t' i'um comes Electra," with Alice Brady as Film Time Table CO VENT M.noer.""BJ Flnh Lavlnia.

SHIS Clerk ft oeyfl.n)"rr 3 iRKAT FKATl.RKS Norman Foster. "Steady jCompany" ffprmn Foster In 'RtealT Comnany" irr All 1 In "Caralvel Heal" Gary dur- ing his stay if "1 in Newt- Tork on his return from E-tra-MlfKn MOUKB Cartoon Com-flTi Frittire picture are prenrntrd en thm fol toeneer T'ary I Ihomag flp'ehaa "DISOFOERLX I "CHEATEES I AT PIAY" Peejry CONTINENTAL Billy Rose, who is optimistic on account of the 33 weeks of amazing ALAMO Catney. Jnen Blonrtell TIATinro Thomns lowing at the flrt ran honr 41 rilrawAt "Crs BOirt aie rei-nr today: njrr.ri;n. Chnter at piiy Pola Nerrl. "Woman Commandw" 'jawisniv ihi'B' mm-m nh.

ii ii nun Tm-irBr-iTrri-la-'-vi-RMim prosperity enjoyed by his touring com t-ft VA tJ s.t (ft CASTLE Newa ttrl, 8:30 a. m. to 10:30 I2Se ts 1-0 Shinies, "Hotel csatintstar-WINDSOR pany in "Crazy Quilt." talks about putting another revue into rehearsal p. m. Continuous 40 minute ahowlnc.

nerd nanny 8 FEATIJKE4B 3 CHICAGO P. M. 12:23, PARK 25c to 2:30 abroad. It seems Gary 'j has been wooing Count era Frasso. sis- within a month.

Whenever any one 8:30. 10:15. i RIcheri! Dir i Bi-k "LOST I "A MA' THS SQT'ADRON I DOCTOR," Barbara Stanwyck "SHOPWORN S5e to P. M. raMIW "Bra wim; nFAREORN MardlBt.

Ailolprie Men-40 J. speaks to Mr. Rose about the depres CINEMA P. M.t 2. 4, 6.

8. 10. McTICKER'H A. M.s llitO. P.

M.t Spencer Trv "DISORDERLY CONnUCT ADULTS 30e AFTER 2:30 P. M. fW open RKO VAUDEVILLE fm n-sents a Host of Star 1 to P. M. 'inewe iwi.

nn Mystery! Laughter! i Romances! 3:15. 6:13. 8:30, 10:15. sion he laughs and produces his bankbook as evidence to the contrary. Ethel Barrymore Is another theatrl S705 FULLERTOJT Doors Open at Nooa LIBERTY ORIENTAL P.

M.i 13:15, 3, 8:35, 8:00, COLONY BARGAIN MATINEE WEST 10:40. ter of Bert Taylor, i New York, and. since Adm. to 3 p. Adults.

15c. Alter 8 p. rALACE A. M.i 11:83. P.

M. cal celebrity who refuses to feel the Vrmiam POAT- Nora A DOCTOR TELLT i ii2 ft LUPE VELEZ. 5:40, 8:18, 10:41. ROADKOUSE MURDER' pinch." She will not bring her tour 4dc. cniiflren luc All ui'v.

irioie Attraction. Leon Janney "POLICE COURT." Jack Mulhall "SALLY OF THE SUBWAI.t Laurel ft Hardy ELPM ATES" Mickey Mouse Cartoon anil Movietone News. STATE-LAKE A. M.I 10:31. P.

MARSHALL SO Onen 13 Koon. 23c to a JAMES CAGNEY "THIS CROWD PeRiry CONT1NEMAL" '-in IN PERSON! in The School for Scandal to an R-K-0 EKGLEVOOD 12. 5:59. 8:0. 10:35.

end In Montreal tonight, according to IMTED ARTISTS A. M.s 11:30. P. nr.o-Kaaio i iriorr wn i CO WEST TWO FFATrRES "Cohens 4 Kellvs in 3USTER 1:31. 4.

6. 8:03. 10:10. schedule. She announces that her busi reps is too srood to bp abandoned.

Hollywood ana Anotner siar feature. OOROTHY JORDAN A Rooeetelt 1 "-00 BROADWAY STRAND WOOD P. M.s 3. 8:30. lOVIMr i IRVING PARK BLVD.

IK mil and CRAWFORD Spencer Tracy, "Disorderly Conduct" Richard Dix, "Lost Squadron JAMFI CA6NET "THE TPOWIJ ROARS" v. ivn "THE RT(i TIMFR" ntntinriv 63T 8. WESTERN ERIC LINDEN ROSCO ATES UHiM A I 25c Till 3 P. M. ALBCRTINA RASCI1 DANCERS "8 oilies" I'armr Dance Stars ROXY THEATER ENSCMBLE 12 Merrbera of Roxy's Gang- RAY HULING AND HIS SEAL MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN JAMES CAGNET "CROWD POAFS Ben Lyon.

C. Cummlnits "BIO TUdER" Madison at Cicero Tntfl :00 Also BING CROSBY BYRD S103Iryln(r Park Blvd. COMMODORE I Richer Bar TH TnrTOa" 4644 S. Parle Way 2S to 3 P. METROPOLITAN JAMES CAGNEY "THE CROWD ROARS' PUBLIX-BALABAN Hnb-rt MontC" fiery "FLF'rf Is WEAK" Bert Taylor has been the man of the moment with Lupe, Lupe had many chances to devil Gary by arranging ahead of time to reserve tables near his at the smart night clubs and places about New York.

If we know Lupe, she probably did not curb her remarks nor spare her efforts to make Gary uncomfortable. They do say that Bert gave Lupe some lovely diamond and ruby trinkets. However, while Lupe managed to make Gary uncomfortable, what was everybody's astonishment when she walked in one night on both Gary and Bert with Johnny AVelssmuller at the Central Park casino. John Is the rage since his hit in "Tarzan," and Lupe couldn't have done better for her purpose. The local "DISORDERLY CONDUCT" Rex Leave the MUJNSit-a wuis NORTH 17" NORTH CRAWFORD 19 Richard Barthelmess-" ALIAS THE I.F.XINCTON ikEa- IXfif I 380 ELSTON 3 FEATURES KlVULl 25c Until 2:30 J.imes Carney.

Joan Blordfll "Crowd Roars' WM. HAINES "ARE YOU LISTENING PITTS ft TODD "RED NOSES" Hardlnr "PreRtljre" ft "Are You Listening VOGUE ItMUI Adra. Adults 25o-JOe AnlQ BROADWAY 25c Until 2:00 -Matinee NigM "Broken Save My r-nnT in 65TH ELLTS Sally BALCONY, 25c- HHttl.tK-HiM)l.stV-Ili,l tKtb.N TP Fliers "nisorflerly Coniluct JAMES CAGNEY "CROWD ROARS" riVfiV 4346 W. MADISON pAVUI Nancy Carroll. "Ulrl rar" JOAN BKNNF.TT JtlHN B0LF.S "Careless Lady" 2 P.

91. to Closing, Adults, 40e RANDOLPH it 4TATE Mr it Snnn to M. TWO STAGE SHOWS! HERBIE KAY nd Hli Orchestra DORIS ROBBINS. eonR ttar I (n -Paramount Milwaukee-Sawye? LUvAPl K5e Until 3:00 BARBARA STANWYCK "SHOPWORN" Jack Oakie "DANCERS IN THE DARK" RAKDCUPM-STATE iT-tAKE 50c 11 A M- Ao" The treat tar trter than you've ever aeea her I RUTH Ghatterton "broken lullaby "Panama flo" nivi tmncn 3047 prexel i-ar- Adm. 25c "Man Who Flayed GoU" "Amateur Daaay AUSTIN Cm.

Arllm "MAN WHO PI.ATFP i.nn-Slim Snmmrrvllln HAt IN Y0rTH" liORTIl BIG 3V2 HOUR PROGRAM Foh.rt Mflntlnmerr-'T! FH Wurw B.Ttrr "AMATFI DAIU'V" "RED MlK Th-'ma TM. 7.nta fiMS TfPPY I.OVF"-nt the Fro Tartoon BALCONY'. 2.V Matlnre and Mailt PORTAGE PARK 25c after 2. Shannon "Hotel Continental." Sally Eilers "Disorderly S. HAI.STED Extra Stagm Production "IAN-K DKKAMS" 'A NEW REGENT tattlers are au buzzing with it.

and wondering what next. Gary returned POBKRT MONTttOMF.RY "Bot th- Hwh Weak" BILL BOVn OINCFR ROGERS "Carnival Boat" Swamt In Person IteRICH "LOST THE DOCTOR AUSTIN 15c 6619 MADISON ST. BARGAIN PRICES 1 Opening to 2:30 ALWAYS I as Hollywood, and met the countess at the train when she arrived a few MONT CLARE Grand Ave. at Hirlera SDencer ROSE! ANH-ST ATE Charles Farrell "AFTER TOMORROW" LEW A YRES "IMPATIENT MAIDEN" days later. It seems Quite serious at "AMATEUR DADDT" ft BIG STAGE SHOW Wiliam Haines "ARE YOU LISTENING? GEORGE BRENT BETTE DAVIS Stage, Muiie Ftntur i On fA tcrn SINNERS in the SUM" with CAROI.B LOMBARD CHKSTER MORRIS 8743-4T Chlraao Ats.

Adulti. J5e 1 rSO 940 E. 43D MS 6008 Irvinir Pk. Blvd. 25c, 1 Jark Oaki PATIO Janrs Cheney, the moment.

Salary Cut, No Bonus. SHAKESPEARE "CROWD ROARS" "CLEAN-UP" STAR Flf tE!) REVCE FRANK WILSON, with Nancy Carroll "BroKen HHiaDy" Hav. Mv Child Joe E. Brown- A ssrvassilatC.lAniil MARC El LI. Orchutta) Production 7074 N.

CI-ARK Cont. from 1 :30 jlionmd BARRYMORE "ARSENE M'PIN" sta ViVk "SHOPWORN" News Cartoon Novelties Nancy Carroll has teen having dif IlAIJVAHn eOd-Harvard Mat. Only HAHVAKIJ "Kin Tin 11 HI'HAKII HARTHKI.MKSM nkTfV 6060 W. LAKE ST. rM'I Marlon Davids.

"Polly of the Circus" "Behind the Mask" ficulties with Paramount because the "CROWD ROARS ft BIG TIMER incen viio uars nraien at iiay Biaeest Stage Show on Northwest Side. A VHN 3326 Fuller! on A dms. 10c-20a AVUil "ARSENE LUPIN'S Jos E. Brown "Fireman. Save My Child" TIFEIN 051 W.

North Ave. Jamea II rill Csimey "Crowd Roars" Spencer Tracy "DISORDERLY CONDUCT" a ny "ALIAS THE DOCTOR" Thoniis Charlotte tircrnwood "CHEATERS AT PLAY" 79TH ft HALSTED cut out SYMPHONY COSMO Spr ncer Trsry 1 'ULU, the pleas Sauadron." Jack in the.Dark" "DISORDERLY CONDUCT' ant habit Adults 15c P.M. it. to P. it.

I 50c-11 A- of giving HOWARD "Ss 2Sc to 3 P. 33c Thereafter WILLIAM HAINES MAIMJK FVANS "ARE YOU LISTENING" BEN LVIIN THKI.MA TODD "THE BIG TIMER" CHFITEN EMU A CCV 3940 Fullerton 25c Until 3 :00 tlHOAOOl "LOST SQUADRON" Richard Barthelmess "Alias the Doctor" PI AVsKflCV 4fl" N- PARK? IDE rLrtl.lAlVLr. "ARSENE LUPIN" "FIREMAN. SAVE MY CHILD" her cash Thomas Meichan "CHEATERS AT PLAY bonuses Ao. at Prlmont--25e Aftrr 2 P.

SI. aiujAKD Squadron" ill. .1 BIl'HARTI Alias xhe uoctor bakthllmess Talkartoon Newa Reel Orean Sonas Millions loved the book Millions will laugh, weep and rave about the picture I 'J MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS .1. with each picture and put her 3. 1125 NEVBRYNMAWR BRYN MAWB PUBLIX-BALABAN KT7-UUonder7ftea6enf 4717 LINCOLN AVE.

BERTHA back on a straight ANN EABDING ADOLPHE MENJOTJ tout. 1 to a-o ju js i ii jiim'WW. Bi iLM IJ.IM4P "LW. 'SJ Jack Oaltit "CANCERS IN THE DARK th Teen ShannuB "U3TEL CONTINENTAL" BTI AT1ENT MAHJEN" salary low Lew Ayrei ft er than be S0-il A. M.

tn St. ADltTH OM.T Join Chicago's Happy Crowds Who Acclaim JOAN (Jawford ROBERT Montgomery LETTY LYNTON7 A Metro Dramatic trtnmph with NILS ASTHER LEWIS STONE MAY ROBSON Pi rr- iitvr 1141 WILSON fore. A run MTTCTP DflY 373.1 SOOTHPORT UlUoll. dUA Adult? 25c All Day III ra k7j isaTr- rr- -aJmr-mr-Trrrrrr-trm UiU LUAEi 25c to P. M.

JAME3 -THH CROWD ROARS" BEN TIMER" of bad sto- 3ROADWAV tAwRENUi RAWfOKO" WASHINGTON. COTTAGE BKN LYOH "PTQ IM C.R Sally "DISORDERLY COWDUCT" rlei i BOclrlS to r. if. to P. Children lSe to P.

il. rj, i- blamed by Children 199 Adults 50c. to One of the Years BIG HITS I Nancy for a her loss of Tho Complete 3 A Stacre Mystery Drama I PAULINE STARKE with the original stage cast in Children isc to UP FROM THE DEPTHS! Raised by a Vast, Mighty Lovsl SYLVIA SIDNEY CHESTER MORRIS BORIS KARLOFF a Dram rlrl who loustht and won Love CHARLOTTE HENRY Betty Blvtha Brvt NANCY CARROLL. popular i at the box taniuyi office during the last year. 'a.

'-'-1 Jamee Kirkwood, Joyce Compton 3s 1 When Paramount sound news reel men shot the picture of the king of midnahtber's lj. mm Slam recently, they were obliged to wear formal clothes, at 114 in the iade. Tnen th king anointed the Exactly as t-resente 2 Exactly as Presented 50 BIG nr on the Stage i 111 at the Adelphl Theater for S3 Pvbltx Balaban Wat ROOSEVELT atatut of the first king of Slam with sacred oil from a fly-spray gun. I 2 Stage Shows 2 EDDIE HOUSE On th Screen That Exciting Romanes Claiidette Colbert 25c to 3 x. m.

35c After 3 STATE at SMOKING ON MEZZANINE 1U Acts Biasing Hotl EARL 4 MIKES Chicago Critics Say: "DAS LIED 1ST AUS" (The Song Is EnlpJ Carol rWfiA. 'The Hit Pnn 'A-llfU ehince et Examiner bein popular as Zwti Berzea." Mae Tinet: "Firellentb acted Tribum and una 0. Harriit: "Hti th tame chirm and ftfant v. Pott at Two Hearts In Walts Tim. Juat a little bit better." Pndenback: "Win? Knrtt Mnn.

daneei, make A'auia lo enarmlnalf. 8. Tn Lied It Aim- in la the Abendpost play "Blue Uaik" acaln prone Its ponularlty." ENGLISH TITLES SECOND WEEK UFA CltlTt.tA Chlcaat Mlehlgaa' "ART GALLERY" featuring PAUL YD ELL SPOTTY Eddifl Cola (He knew Chaplin) Bob, Andy Tod Josephine, the Mo via Monk and many others PHIL 8HUKEN ART KAHM MISLEADING USAILF "STAR NIGHT At Cocoa nut Grove" witb screen stars' PERFECT And orchestra in Sizzling ADY ALL-COLORED Maurice CHEVALIER in "ONE HOUR WITH YOU" with Jeanette MacBonald Charlie Ruvtrles Eoland Young BUCKINGHAM anVW DAVIS "Sff 35c Warner Baxter "AMATEUR DADDY" Willinm LAKE SHORE juuaN "ssffifeSi'rrl Charles Farrell "AFTER TOMORROW" HOOT GIBSON "TWO 60 CA A LLE RO' Ann 6740 SHERIDAN 25c Until 3:00 I lir milDT Crnter St. Nefir Clark HUU Georite O'Brien "Gay Bandit" LArvr. IAMJK1 Ann Harding.

Marlene Dietrich "SHANGHAI EXPRESS" "PRESTIGE" "GET THAT GIRL" rtPVOM Brondway 25c to 3 P. M. TtfOfD A PU 2435 Lincoln. 25c Until 3 Jararn Cagnev "Crowd Roars" llHAlAArn Conduct" William Haines "ARE YOU LISTENING?" JAMES CAGNEY "CROWD ROARS' BERWYN JJ2J25iIJ2x. tiVXU PIT7 6334 W.E0OSE7ELTRD.

Tafrn iIpIT rn S-ridan Foed Brtween ilfiVV lUI A ADM. ADULTS. I CatTO 0C1 LftgO wilmette Kenilworth I to 22nr i 2 to 6-35e fl to ClofinK-40c TWIN FEATURE MADGE EVANS I I 5 WM. ATNES "A RE YOU I.1STENINGP "ALIAS THE DOCTORS ann harping -prestige" Norma Foster "Steady Company" 1 5-Dig AcU cf Loop Vaadevillc 5 mSMSJcEES TtnnvCT Des Plaines at Madison PflYV Grove B. 0.

R. R. rUllLDl Mat. Daily-Jack Oakie, AUA1 1:30 to 2 Mirian Hopkins "Dancers in the Dark" Jack Oakle "DANCERS IN THE DARK" Richard Barthelmes "Alias the Doctor" Richard Barthelmees "ALIAS THE DOCTOR" i CICERO JSDALE VIII AC 22D 4 65TH JIIftoUAl.fc Tuea. -Wed.

"Impatient M.iden" VllifurttJ Adults 25e 1 to 3 P.M. "Arouni the World tn 80 Mtn. with Barbara Stanwyck "SHOPWORN" Doua. Fairbanki" MeiKhin-'Cheaters at Play Charles Farrell "AFTER TOMORROW" i DOWNERS GROVE IJ2Rm -vv, w-ww. Tx-w 6th Ave at Washington Blvd.

TIVHI I Jamee Carney "CROWD llil Evans, 'J'-'I POARS" William Haines "ARE YOU LISTENING?" HOTEL CONTIKENTAL" 3 :00 Ptgy Shannon "HOTEL CONTINENTAL" WILMETTE "Crowd Roan" ALCYON "Crowd Roars" JAJHES CAGKEY-JOAN BLONDEUj 1 JAMES CAGNEY JOAN BLONDELL REVUE! "Smiling Tenor" I and his music DOUBLES E5s if. 40s TODAY UNTIL 2 P. CH'ltlren Alvrays 15c 40s iii RICHIB CHAIS Comedy Riot RI SOUVENIRS" "CARELESS "YOUNG TALKARTOOX Latest Newsreel IT 5' (fq'OlH vl isagl Attached while you wait or de .1 int wttvneTT JOHN HOLES SPENtEK TRACY. DORIS KENVOV livered. BOc AIZ, DAT Amklno's Latest Triumph 66 A with English LjKJlS Hi Explanations A thrtHlna ttnry of a Mmmunirt ichool teacher.

TOVPTB FL3, CENTEB. boor Open 945 60c Vav Tops 'Em All in Riotous Laughter and Roaring Spectacle! "SKY DEVILS" 1 Spencer Tracy William Boyd AND "IT'S TOUGH TO BE FAMOUS" Doug. Fairbanks, Jr. WARNER BROS. ORPHEU STATE AT MONROE 6RCACWAV a LAWRENCE MILWAUKEE at- SAWYER Punch Judy tOW WICH UEAH tOWBl fWCSS AT THE Van Buren at KB 63of BLACHSTcmE MS it HOWARD of CAAR.K So L-l" p- ar- MAURICE CHEVALIER Sic 1:30 to 3 r.

m. Children lS(Lr'Pain0 "SKY DEVILS" Ssenear Traey. ns Dvera 5c 1:30 to P. M. "SKY DEVILS" Ana Dvsrak, Spencer Traey Jeanette siwciionnia One Hour With You" iff r.

Richard Arlen. Jack Oakie, Roht. Tooan "SKY BRIDE" and -YOUNG AMERICA -and- and -arifl jfc SiAIt. MAOSON ANOClASJOf.NSIIiKlS 1 1 -a no- CARELESS LADY" Castls Hews Heel Theater 6TATS AT MADISON enrt a B. Bancroft.

Miriam Honkins 11 PLA GlKC 'WORLD AND THE FLESH' oescer Traey. Doris Kenvss Jiil.