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22 LOS ANGELES EVENING EXPRESS THURSDAY DECEMBER 5 1929 4 YR ACTOR FORMERLY SUPPORTED DUSE FOX WEST COAST THEATRES ittiend from the Patine to the Atlantic Ocean scrota Prairies and mountain reaching important community! 4 2ttend from the Pneitie to the Atlantic (tenon arms Prairies and mountain reaching every important community! 'RAYS PICTURES and PIAYERS ter VAtti li WRITERS SHOW GOOD BALANCE IN PLAY BILL Spectacular Warner Revue Early Booking Here 0 DEVIL'S ISLAND IS DRAMATIC LOCALE CONNELLY CRASHES GATES OF 'HELL' A former leading man of Elea-flora Duse the great dramatic star Is playing with William Haines in Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer's new talking production "Fresh from College" He Is Agostino Borgato who In the past few months has appeared In a number of notable screen roles Including "Madame Borgato for years was with Duse playing opposite her all over the world The new picture shows Haines In the role of a college graduate facing the business world for the first time Leila Hyams plays the heroine and Francis Bushman Jr William Janney Junior CoghIan Polly Moran William Meng Clara Blandick Phyllis Crane and others of note are in the cast Sam Wood Is directing the new play Has Greatest Massing Of Stars Yet Seen to Have Christmas Premiere 1CHINESELOEVS RKO BOULEVARD MILLION CHANGE By KEN TAYLOR WITH its custotnary excellence of plays and casts the Writers Club preseMed the first performance of the second bill of the eighth season In its playroom last night Variety that brought stark drama burlesque and light comedy together in one evening left the first audience happy with the almost I rare experience of enjoying a see-Si on in the theater with no regrets Outstanding Is the modified Grand IGuignol type of playlet The Claw" 1 which not only has Georges Rene-vent in the leading role but was and partially adapted by him 1 "One-Eyed" Connelly who claims to have crashed everything but the gates to heaven and hell has finally crashed "Hell's Angels" After attempting for years to become one or the "angels" Conde lly has at last been cast for a part in the Howard Hughes air thriller The solo-eyed thespian will play a German soldier In the final shot of the picture which will be filmed next Friday More than 1000 other battle-scarred veterans recruited from various veteran bureaus will also take part in the final episode which will be a spectacular battle scene Another month or two will be spent in making sound for the airplane and Zeppelin sequences ROGERS TALKIE SOON TO LEAVE HOLMES HERBERT orzeonaly 711 in a a Produced by Metre Gold win Mayer! The Flaming Orchid Sea Siren Seductive Empress of Emotion at her Fieriest! BETTER THAN "SINGLE STANDARD" rAEZ HARLEY CHASE Au- TALKING ICALROACH LAFF -PANIC CRAZY FEET tA T's4()- -DA pTg1 A 6: 0 A A 0 Ai it I fir kv TATE 1 i iQ: 3y e' 1 :40 ns Ati) rA $-- Ns OP it'W t' t4'''' 1111' 1 1 1 4 5' I-- i The Flaming Orchid Sea 4'" Siren Seductive Empress i :4 AO'i'' rii-i of Emotion at her Fieriest! BETTER THAN :1 "SINGLE STANDARD" A F-i- 1 i 'it 4 1 4'1 I VII irb i l11111 41l fi- 16 fo 1 0 i I TH 1' 1 t140: i I i 1' Ie' 4t 0' CONRAD NAGEL kri-t- On the Stage k- q1 HOLmES HERBERT tw 4: i sly Fll 0 'Ilk'' 1E11 liii I 'Eg II Y' '4'l nnre" a' drrodneed '4 i4? me Gold ITI wi Muir! i lip rcos 8 4411t 4 4 i rI-lor FOL 7r am y' AMI i i MOS Les Kilo 1) nr "4: 010 8 ebb HARLEY CHASE GEOR eties sroLL ALL TALKING 14AtilOACH LAFF -PANIC ICIA MOV News 4 CRAZY FEET Gilbert Talkie Has Last Show Tonight -7-7771 tek 43 z1A- 7o ii lif 4 "44 4- 4 Will Rogers in They Had to See Paris" starts his second week at the 4Fox Palace Theater tomorrow With this announcement made yetterday came a warning to those who have not hastened to see Rogers' all-talking comedy at the Fox Palace "We would Ilk to urge those who are planning to visit the Palace to do so at once as the run of They Had to See Paris' is limited and It will shortly he replaced by another special pro- duction which cannot be delayed" said a West Coast official Thus urge and announcement has evidently been heeded before it was made for the many hundreds who missed it during its Carthay run are crowding the Palace daily le 1- I 4 I :0 '0 If a a It is the story of how paralysis that restricts his movement and speech falls to halt the retribution the eldest of the Hardouin clan wreaks on one who trespasses even though the guilty one is a daughter-in-law A gripping little drama it admirably acted by Robert Graves Hilda Vaughn Edgar Barrier and Geoffrey Wardwell in ad-I dition to Renevent Another highlight is George Ade's smart comedy "Nettle" which paints the disillusionment of two out of three "friends" roped into playing permanent Santa Claus to a lady of charming manners She doesn't appear et all hut the three ere played by Cranford Kent Ken! neth Thomson and Sidney Bracy with Jimmie Gullofyie (excellent as 1 the waiter) and Spec O'Donnell Today and tonight mark the final showings of "His Glorious Night" at the Uptown This is John Gilbert's first talking production which Lionel Barrymore directed Catherine Dale Owen and cther favorites also appear in the cast Starting tomorrow and continuing for three days the Uptown will offer "The Return of Sherlock Holmes" starring Clive Brook an all-talking vehicle from the Paramount Studio DUNCAN GIRLS IN SECOND WEEK WAIPTErt BROS' spectacular -fr Show of Shows" the all-color revue with 110 famous players undoubtedly the greatest revue In screen history will open at Warner Bros Downtown Theater on December 23 This informa- Con came yeeterday in a win from Jack Warner who 1E4 in or where 'NS "Show Shows" is playing to capacit3 at the Winter Garden at $2 The revue will open here with a gala premiere following which popular prices will prevail for Jack Warner an extended run This glittering pageant of the amusement world includes John Barrymore Irene Bordonl Winnle Lightner 11 Warner Betty Compson Richard Barthelmess Beatrice Lillie Ted Lewis Nick Lucas Georges Carpentier Dolores Coetello Douglas Fairbanks Jr Louise Fazenda Frank Fay and scores of othern The complete list reads like a "Who's Who" of moviedom There are a dozen specialty teams 850 dancers a colored chortle of 150 another 200 girls in a military parade headed by Monte Blue and other features too numerous to list here The entire production was supervised by Darryl Zanuck Warner Bros associate producer and directed by John Adolf! Jack Warner announced in his wire that "Show of Shows" will inaugurate a season of fine screen entertainment at both Warner theaters A eerie of road-show pietures which play at advanced prices in other cities are to be shown here at popular price They includel John Barrymore in hie first tensing picture "General Crack" Marilyn Miller in the all-eoller screen version of "Sally" Irene Bordoni In 'Tarts" Alexander Gray and Berniee Claire in "No No Nanette" "Little Johnny Jones" with Mddie Busse "Song of the West" wits John Boles and Vivienne Segal "The Green Goddess" with George "Under a Texas Moon" with Frank Fay and others Al Jolson in "Mammy" Joe Brown and Winnie Lightner in "Hold Everything" 1 1 1 I ONIGHP Grauman's Chinese Theater may set a new standard in premieres when Samuel Goldwyn's production "Condemned starring Ronald Colman with Ann Harding has its initial performance Adapted by Sidney 1-Toward from Blair Niles book "Condemned to Devil's Island" and directed by Wesley Ruggles it includes in its cast Louis Wolhelm Dudley Digges William Elmer Albert Kingsley and William Vaughn Harry Richman screen and musical comedy Star will act as master of ceremonies A forty-five-station hook-up over the entire Columbia system will broadcast the proceedings The local station on this hook-up is KILL Laurel and Hardy's latest comedy "Night Owls" will be shown Gino Seven will conduct the orchestra in Car 11 Elinor's arrangement of Victor Herbert's overture from "Sweethearts" 1 With the close of two-a-day vaudeville at the Orpheum tomorrow the BKO Theater will be the only show house in Los Angeles presenting this type of entertainment in con- junction with 14 first-run talk- 10 ing attractions 4 Today the ItCO oPens Ann z4 Harding's Paths hicl "Her 4140A Private Affair" talking romantic 4 -410v414r 0 dram a Harry Bannister in private life Miss Hard-I g's husband plays the part of the husband Ana rfarehir In the picture Other Players Include John Loder Arthur Hoyt Kay Hammond Prank Reicher and Dimer Ballard The RICO vaudeville show is headlined by Joe Morris and Pio Campbell Stepanoff and company in an American-Russian revue Evers and Greta in dancing on a wire Brady and Wells in a cycle of songs and other stage and screen features are on the bill 1 A kiss (for which Greta Garbo is famout on the screen) is the pivotal Incident around which centers the emotional fire of all the characters in the star's latest picture opening today at Loew's State Appropriately enough the story is called "The Kiss" Conrad Nagel Holmes Herbert and Lew Ayres in the picture Lmo00 0 nlaYets include John Loder Arthur Hoyt Kay Hammond Frank Reicher and Enmer Ballard The RICO vaudeville show is head- lined by Joe Morris and Flo Camp- bell Stepanoff and company In an American111111 -51am revue Evers and Greta in dancing on a wire Brady and Wells in a cycle of songs and other stage and screen features are On the bill I I -I A kiss (for which 0 8 eta Garbo I famout on the screen) Is the pivo- tal Incident around which centers the emotional fire of all the char- acters in the star's latest picture opening today at Loew's State Ap- propriately enough the story is called The Kiss" Conrad Nagel Holmes Herbert and Lew Ayres 1 A rather fantastic comedy "The Hell of It" paints a picture of more retribution this time humorous The scene is an apartment in hades where the punishment fits the crime Clever lines are frequent in this playlet by George Waggner and Jac Jevne Natalie Moorhead Ernest Wood and Lloyd Corrigan whose fine touch makes the devil a good fellow are in the cast "The Crack of the Whip" is interesting for one thing for the clever footwork of Julanne Johnson Oscar Apfel Ben Hewlett and Mary Emory complete the RONALD COLMAN "Ws a Great Life" 'the Duncan sisters' first talking and singing picture entered its second week at the Criterion today The principal supporting players include TAW rano Gray of "Marianne" Benny Rubin of the same picture Jed Prouty of "Broadway Melody Dudley Chambers of "The Rounders" and "Hollywood Revue" Oscar Apfel George Davis and George The Dungan sisters are first shown in the story as a pair of clerks in a department store They are fired with Lawrence Gray because of smart cracks during the funny amateur show of the store muttered by Rosetta Duncan Big brand-new songs by Ballard MacDonald and Dave Dreyer are Introduced a It Second of Ronald Colman' talking pictures opens this evening at the Chinese Theater It is "Condemned" and the scene of Its action is the French penal colony on Devils Island Ann liarding plays the principal feminine role with Dudley Digges and Louis Wolheim In important parts In important parts ORPHEUM ADDS EDDIE BORDEN IJII 111 Allitdit I BA tasILIo EDDIE BORDEN are the supporting principals This is Miss Garbo's last silent picture The remainder of the new pro-Arrant is varied with stage and screen features Fanchon and Marco present "Hot Dominoes" Idea Charley Chase provide fun and laughs in "Crary Feet" The talking photoplay according to Joseph Sehildkraut star of "The Mississippi Gambler" the Univeraal special enjoying a firet-run mhowing at the Million Dollar has been able to achieve stomething which no other medium has ever approached It re-creates realistically the romances of yesterday Speaking of the role he enacts in "The Mississippi Gambler" Schildkraut said that he believes the Ported when the romanticism of the Missiseippi River was at its height to be one of the most picturesque in American history Joan Bennett Otis Harlan and Alen Francis support the sitar 11 James Murray returns to the screen with Mary Nolan in "The Shanghai Lady" at the Fox Boulevard today This is Miss Nolan's first starring talking production The entire action of the picture takes place in China The cast includes Wheeler Oakman Yola d'Avril Mona Rico and Lydia Titus An added attraction is Harry Langdon's talking comedy "Hotter Than Hot" Freddy Bernard with his band and girls are to be seen In an "Oriental Revue" 1g 01 1115 11-010 no outat 1 Mississippi Gambler" Schildkraut said that he believes the period when the romantiolinn of the siseippi River was at Its height to be one of the most picturesque In American history Joan Bennett Otis tie Harlan and Alee Francis the atAlT1 1 Murray returns 1' es to the creen with Mary Nolan in "The Shanghai Lady" at the For Boule- today This is Miss Nolan's first starring talking production The entire action of the picture takes place in China The east in- eludes Wheeler Oa i man a Av- ril Mona Rico and Lydia Titus An added attraction is Harry Langdon's talking comedy 'Hotter Than Hot" Freddy Bernard with his band and girls are to be seen In art "Oriental Revue' Carroll and Skelly In 'Dance of Life' "The Danes of We" at the Fox Figueroa Theater is OIL all-talking picture version of the stags ruooess "Burlesque" with Nancy Carroll and Hal Skelly in the leading roles Tomorrow the Figueroa will Present Clara Bow and Jimmy Hall In their first picture together since "The Fleet's this one titled The Saturday Night Kid" a talking picture 1 I Holmes Solves New Mystery on Screen lGabbo' Director Is Popular Individual 1 I 1 AN 4 i "'to' a I 4 SI 0 h' I I ft I I "1 1 4 2 1 1 4 I I I 44 0 4 1 A 0 The Return of Sherlock Holmes I showing at the "Westlake Thee ter with Clive Brook as the famous man-hunter Harry Morey plays the part of Professor Moriarty the arch-criminal A Sennett comedy "The Constabule" and movietone news are on the program I 0 Who is the most popular director in Hollywood? The answer usually is "Jim Cruse" BID first talking picture "The Great Gabbo" starring Eric von Stroheim and Betty Compson opens tonight for a three-day run at the Ritz Theater i i 13WAY AT 9TH ir mai ovirTH EATRESw 1 4THANKSGIVINGIMONTH1 13WAY AT 9TH KV fi iwaaza AKrac I 1m) ecy Lff Or SONGS 006S BARROWS THE MAXELLOS EDDIE BORDEN LARRY RICH RICH ANp rmteNos ettERIE 1ND VAN SA- SC HEV A ICK ALLIIV11 'en IMM' IIMEMMNEEIIIEIIIIIIJ ELI CA EL MYERSaveDtALCIF 006S BARROWS THE MAXELLOS SCHEPP MAWS EDDIE BORDEN LARRY RICH AND 1 RICH ANp rmteNos ettERIE VAN Irk SCHEgCK ALL- 511f im 752M il MGM Froduttion di -1111411 'Cr et i a littloltf 4q GRAND APER ---Colotprosipt Drama Music Comedy Song Beauty and Long Loud Lifts in Profuse Abundance! MN SIM TALKING SINGING DANCING IN rug BENNY RUBIN LAWRENCE GRAY JED PROUTY 1 tAtROAnLOwN Pt attiA)k11 tarts Today! MARY NOLANI S1IA4WA1 LADY An All-Talkinrt Alt-Dialog Drnynatio Triumph by Yhr Author or "Rain" JAMES MURRAY ALL-STAR CAST! 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I Italgt g-Ibis I LIM E34171 VI 8 ra ss lir i 1 i 1 GU rtit-xcrairr- oincira 50c to $150 1 ilk 4 5 11 1 G-1- Ab9 al t5g1TAIL'74iiiig 0 -g4" G'PANT BWAONEP TULLY MAPSHALLRIN-TIN-TIN 1 tt ILJBLESOUE THE BURBANK i priory 'Permian 91i f' 111 Ilbor 9 (7S1 WI''' I 0 0 14-160 -1141 11 re4 NI6ISTS 354 To IllIA 1 I a TITIMATt tVFICII ttINOWPFT)ryor mor "SWEET BA BI ES" with VI RGI IA JONES 1 COMPANY OP 85--CLIOEU8 OF 45 EUDDLING KUTLE5 a i The shadow 1 a former affair bone like a black cloud ever her happiness enacted lir stellar stud Inc lad I a Harry Bannister Frank Reicher John Loder THEATRE angle HILL Did she wadded bliss grIPPing all talking romantic melodrama the She Stage: IMO VAUDEVILLE JOR 770 MORRIS CAMPBELL "New Muoical Farce" Joe Keno Rosie Groton "Hilarious Thieve-Fudge BRADY WELLS "Cede el Songs" Sawyer Eddy i "Aerial Purpriss" STEPANOFF Co Big Amerioan-Ruattion Revue and Steve RKO EDITION Paths Sound News 1 5 4e 4 v-20 11 I THEATRE tinok HMI IrWt I Did she deem wedded Ti 'VP 411 I ilia amazing ll griPaind talking all talki 1441spittti: 0 AA1 a'l Irri 'I thito I romantic melodrama liti 11 lt 1101 1 giblospilit AtIrA 1 1000--- s- 1 Sho Stage: )- Alt IM lip 1 1191 JOR lat 9 11P1' VAUDEVILLE I MORRIS CAMPTBILL 41:1 film "Nolo Muoicat Force" IP' NI "Oke -4 1 Joe Keno Rosie Groan 4 NI Ettariono fludge-Podge BRADY WELLS The sh ado of a termer Cgdo of Songs" 1 affair bung like a Meek cloud oser her ick att I aztri1' i Sawyer oy 1 i STEPANOFF Co Harry Bannister II TO 1 Big Amerionn-Runitian Frank Reicher Revue and "tope John Loder RKO EDITION Paths Sound News I DM LUXE Da LUXE irlh ANA rit INEDIN Nightly "Spooks" Matinees at itti NINON awnotes 1 ALL COLORED anfrud IMMO 6mMp.