Show V RAISED CHARMING LOVERS SEEN IN BRILLIANT NEW FILM TO STARDOM BY He-M- OAKIE sa S “4 h- - t rs "4 cl ? d el se cl Si Sf 1 ti -- tlv T0 'fi T1rlAT ert : 3 ra- - rea In r- -' 4- - S- well-kno- ' v and his boyish efferbeen rewarded by the :1 that he be starred - 3&fcSWaw CLARA BOW IN -- U cl ' by Paramount Fa S is announced by Jesse Lasiv f:rs: vice president of the charge of production 2P&ity f this song dance and 4te j bit roles to stardom of a year and a ue shtvj Ver:r fcv Lasky one of the 'i :i“ advances in recent Oakie's grin his - it4 cracked his way from vaudeville and then oictures has beto ele -- o FILM his first Paramount r “The Fleet’S In” this him a featured con-p'- ‘ r-ar- i- v- Srpa’-r- is third screen role in “Close presented he va' foev" and Sweetie” and soon AT seen :n Let’s Go Native1 was 1 t On Parade” starring vehicle co into production tchsduled n Hollywood this week -of "High Society” j£‘hP XI cictire is the adaptation of the raris Rov Cohen short story and tiadiav stare hit “Marco Him-ra- le Oak :e fus : of a none-too-brig- ht lisfwho crashed the ’gates of ae’lour hundred’’ ilTHERLAND TO DIRECT direction of "High Society” Suth-xh- e been aliened to Edward screen play is the work f Joseph L Mankiewicz who wrote for Fast Company” in ittalocue — Oakie Skeecs Gallagher 33 Brent were featured fi and fh’Eigh Society” Oakie has the be of Marco Perkins who never ex-i vea a f::ht so he turns poloa so--£fe and becomes embroiled in rcrarce Sheets Gallagher s in “Close partner-in-laug- h y-r- t "Fast and Company” has xrcnT3 assigned the comedy role of fghter’s manager and Mary ia Cynthia Brown lady of the n±boards Casting of the other aha & tew under way j 2- -ia -- Dust Specks Barred From Camera Glass plate loping the sound-procl camera booths spotlessly :m is cce of the most exacting ta a the Paramount Hollywood of liaflct It? slightest speck of dust or ”zar cf grease on these plates will t scene by producing a blurr I ra lindection on the film are I hr this reason booth-fron- ts im h airtight padded cases at Utt and daring rehearsals and are the cameras are rj it is necessary to owot their clicking from reaching x mrrophoncs Co? handyman or grip is assigned 3 each plate and his job depends x Liability to detect the slightest ssed shea wdy to turn and Cc- sketch -jc writer black-fac- e r!TjCncIe Tom in “Uncle Tom’s musical comedy performer pa?? owner stock company heavy actor— those are some fc apprentice ship positions held ’ V Jr f Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell and a few society folk In “High Blues” Society I'HE audible 'Screen’s greatest pair gagement between her daughter and of sweethearts Janet Gaynor a foreign count snubs the ou Handers and Charles Farrell are again in "High Society Blues” Fox How the Iowa grocer with his danMovietone musical romance which der aroused by an insult to one of wife’s pies finally brings “high opens at the Orpheum theatre today his to its knees while hatted” "High Society Blues” is adapted meantimesociety an absorbing from a short story by Dana Burnet blossoms between Janet and romance Charles which recently appeared in the Sat- makes one of the most interesting urday Evening Post and details the productions of this type yet turned troubles of a wholesale grocer from out for the audible screen ' small Iowa town who sells his The stars are surrounded by msiness to a chain-stor- e corporation & cast young unusual of strength’ Including :’or several millions and then tries William Collier Sr Joyce Compton 1:0 crash the exclusive social set of Hedda Hopper Louise Fazenda Westchester county New York Littlefield and Brandon Hurst Miss Gaynor Is the daughter of the David Butler- who guided Miss fam- Gaynor and Farrell so successfully socially prominent and wealthy ily which controls the chain-stor- e to new fame in their first musical system while Farrell Is the son of comedy on the screen "Sunny side the Iowa grocer addicted to the Up” also ' directed this delightful co-star- red Lu-cl- en - 1 ukulele The Iowa ns buy an estate right across the road from Janet’s family and try to be neighborly but Janet’s mother who has arranged an en BOW LARA ' comedy romance Both Miss Gaynor and Farrell sing In this production five tuneful melodies having been provided by Jo- seph McCarthy and James Hanley IS INCLUDED IN PARAMOUNT PICTURE were laid to include equalled only by that of Miss Bow of Hollywood’s lead- This marks Oakie’s second performing stars in the intimate film frolic ance opposite Miss' Bow as he sup"Paramount On Parade" and the ported her in his earlier and lesser names of this noted array of stellar film days in another nautical proIn" talent were announced the query duction "The Fleet’s In addition the Bow act ’has was raised on all sides “Why isn’t Skeets Gallagher lately appearing Clara Bow in the line-upThe faithful followers of this pe- with Oakie in "The Social 42Lion” chorus of spry tite and animated star who for the There is a dancing Miss of Bows view in and sailors two led the has popularyears past motion picture song and the intimate nature deity poll of a leading canvasses exhibitors signed for "Paramount on Parade" which magazine to were observe that generally this numBer is expected quick annually she was the only one of the t out- to be intimate enough to suit all standing Paramount Players who tastes t was missing from this notable galaxy There was a very definite reason U S Go why she was absent from this roll of honor Clara was taken ill when "Paramount On Parade” was under way and had to gife up all motion rest A complete picture work American women are wearing which included a trip to the east their skirts longer than Europeans presently put her on her feet again was stated when Travis Banton it she to When she returned Hollywood fashion creator at the Paramount had not only recovered her charac- studios in Hollywood returned to the the her made teristic vitality which film after a colony but sparkling "It” girl of the screenbeen of tour the old word v had she was trimmer than she women have really gone in “Our was She had lost 18 pounds and long skirts” Banton said "This back to 109 pounds which was her for is when one considers surprising normal weight last fall when the caused furore the CHARMING SPRITE heam-lin- e dropped’? i She was in every way the vivacious charming sprite who had NINE HITS OFFERED soared into such remarkable popua couple Nine song hits will be introduced larity in the brief space ofdecided to in Paramount’s all-st- ar screen parof years So Paramount On On "Paramount Parade” "Paramount into ty introduce her Parade” even though this gambol of the illustrious players was nearly finished Then came a decision of even It greater interest to the Bow fans and was planned to have her sing dance displaying talents thatcon-so were far as the general-publi- WHEN plans score ?” 1 1 HERO! Ik rf In Women For Longer Skirts ri- NEW THRILLER 1 v- N ft t ’ ho-A:rc-- full-leng- th - $ another chorus girl the other day By DAN THOMAS is right on the high road to fame NEA Service Writer And all in one week after she arrold The HOLLYWOOD— comes true on ived in Hollywood occasion If you don’t believe it lisIs a typical "whoopee” girl She viten to the story of of looks and personalwith plenty Eleanor ity thrown In vacious and auburn-haire- d Hunt She became a movie star in 'h V H— ' just one week’s time PITTSBURG ERS MEET EleanoL a short time ago was atnatives of Pittsburg are apThree tending George Washington high school in New York planning to be- pearing together In Paramount’s new come an interior decorator When William i Powell starring picture she graduated however she had to "Facing the Law” They are Powell make some money so she man- Natalie Moorhead and Regis Toomey aged to get a job as chorus girl in the Eddie Cantor musical show old "Whoopee" Recently Cantor came to Hollywood to make a film version of the play Among others he had Eleanor corhe along too to appear in the chorus Then Samuel Goldwyn saw her He took one good look —and then picked her from among t100 aspirants to play the feminine lead in the picture opposite Cantor So now Eleanor who was just 4 x - A : JANET 'jl J'vV f i - ‘ 5 ' vi 4 SUNDAY WILL MEAN SO MUCH MORE if you include the I7ROM the gutter came: the builder of topless towers offering to a woman whose life was "luxury the fora tunes he had won Her heart pleading to open the gates to the crude stranger whose kiss awakens her dove But her social position— a wall sur3 rounding her loveliness You’ll agree the role of fa man who has the to fight every inch of the way against social barriers of Park Avenue furnishes George Bancroft with his greatest dramatic “I’m In the Market For You “I Don’t Know You Well 1 Singing With in limes oeiety Fable with William Collier Sr Lucien Littlefield Hedda Hopper Joyce Compton - Louise Fazenda Additional Features Billy Lytell Bargain ! and Tom Fant in Two-Ma- n Jazz Band Latest News Events ' : FARRELL Enough For That “Eleanor” “High Society Blues” “Just Like A Story Book” 1 ! lorn mmMs CHARLES vX s Very Latest Western Electric Sound System es GAYNOR - Comedy Vitaphone Act g numbers ten distinct new ranging from comedy: the directors bringing "Paramount on Parade" to the screen are Dorothy Arzner Otto Browed Edmund Goulding Victor Heermsn Edwin H Knopf Rowland V: LeejErjnst Lubitsch Lothar Men-dVictor Schertzinger Edward Sutherland and Frank Tuttle In addition' Elsie Janis who supervised the production directed two” of the starring interludes prises twenty novelty of them (introducing sobg bits the balance spectacle to slap-stic- k Listed alphabetically ! j Sweethearts again! Janet and Charles! The adorable romantic adventurers of "Sunny Side Up” Making love oh the sly Danclilts ing five new song as they interpret laughingmost ing two of the charming personalities this famous pair have ever created for you on the talking screen i i Also Tuesday Wednesday Thurs he day and Friday-durinInstallation of the ThisJneW-typ- e a Manhattan’s Songs Tliis theatre wilUbe closed on Parade" f Paramountscreen frolic com- party Still Keeping Their Sunny Side Up These Lovers Come Back to You! in ps The directorial efforts of eleven of Hollywood's film: makers are combined in the forthcoming all-st- ar £ ONLY Great Open’ 12:45 Noon Matinee P M 1- -2 35c Cl&maTunmt&Utiaz-- J i with si I : - MARY ASTOR & TREDRIC MARCH First —“The Wolf of Wall Second — Thunderbolt? Then— “The Mighty’ '5 I And Now — his greatest!' DON’T MLS3 IT1 St:reet I j Added ‘ v Riotous I Talking Comedy1 Screen Vaudeville Act i Latest News Events in Sounds ' "with Sing J Clair Anderson at the Kimball Console 3w I V Work On Single Picture ONLY With CHESTER MORRIS ? 4 11 Directors DAYS The Original Gold Digger of Broadway : ng wn r DAYS Winnie Lightner - he-m- an m 5 4 Say No” : fast-movi- ng 5 ’j-7- “She Couldn’t ed all-talki- ‘V A well-kno- V ’ ii! i ? MI-STA- terp-sichore- an & '' V j Today and Tomorrow s- "AV-- Jv X organ-singin- Lc-v- - two-fist- V wn c cerned had been thus far hidden under a bushel Close friends knew that Clara could sing as she had entertained at them often with rollicking ditties her Malibu beach home In addiV tion it was known to her own circle that she was a nimble-foote- d George Bancroft dancer Not only did she enjoy Lac:cs admirers Brutes’ pirouetting with youthful Par:-- -rt for hours at the usual Hollywood Picture dances but she was dexterous at But aside from e he made doing trick steps studio biogofficial her in a line :ures M-- r: "she dances that effect to the s hs associ- -' raphy and vocal of her no hint well” ‘rv for the in- Vav-- ' ever reached had ability ’ tor renown 4 world outside the ry that one ADDITIONAL STRAIN I is the new threw herself into thisexubClara ) S t out to characteristic v achieved assignment with was under ts of bitter erance even though she on her energy hA is so well-l- -' the additional strain in same time at the of appearing and vehicle next talking her r did Navy” But she de0' ‘Va if e will “True To the that such with sketch her spirit decidLaJes Love ' t lhr which lighted Paramount executives spots a story of a ed to make it one of the high when Hence y sheer force of the production “Paramount On Parade” is shown ' oural steel here soon at the Paramount theatre view her ssik“ restless devotees of Clara Bow will in a incarnation screen new a m a way in toward the last s ltd laughs position of honorclose-uof screen of nr original of this series in revealed who are virtually ' by Zoe stars scenes the scenes behind ar’d Son” Clara’s act is virtually a companion piece to her current starring vehicle She sings a song "I’m True to the Navy Now” which was written by Elsie Janis who was in genhhin SAD On Paeral charge of ’Paramount who Is M colSTORY Jack and King rade” by ”C- writIn Miss Janis laborated with m song hits in this ing several of the UVEL " offering OLDBLKCi Miss Bow appears in company with v'3 the irrepressible Jack Oakie whose Slrp pungent comedy has raised him to stardom recently with a swiftness lr-tC2- Star In One Week Wins Love In! Paramount Show "Ladies Love Brutes” is the intriguing and unusually Interesting title o£ George Bancroft’s latest starring picture which opened at the Paramount theatre yesterday It goes a ithout saying too that this genial of the likeably screen proves as adroit and fascinating i$ ever In this romantic melodrama which Para- mount § has fashioned from Zoe Akins’ My play “Pardon Glove” In “Ladies Love Brutes” Bancroft is cast1 as Joe Farziatti the “sky- scraper king" who attempts to dominate the social world just as he the world of towering One situation follows another ntil the climax arrives with one off the most unusual and yet ope of ithe most dramatic situations ever tojbe screened George Bancroft is his usual splendradid self jin this matic smash In the leading feminine rflei opposite Bancroft is Mary Astor cne of the screen’s most beautiful wgmen who comes out of temporary retirement to play her first Miss role 01$ the talking screen Astor s” splendid work before the microphone in this picture immediately! won for her a long-terParamlUnjt contract Frederic March whose Secent performances in "The Marriage Playground” and "Sarah apd S§Prt stamp him as one of the most talented of the newer screen stars also! gives an excellent account of hineli! as Miss Astor’s estranged hiisbancL fTheii on the same program with "Ladiei Love Brutes" there Is an uproarious comedy as well as the sound pews and a screen act Then Clair Anderson presents another of his organ novelties! which can readily be compared with the best that this artist has ever presented "Ladies li§ve Brutes” j may be seen at the Paramount until Tuesday night r ’ r-- ? ' the life 'of an OHcanfor football player! Warner Brothers Is making a picture called "Maybe It’s Love" In which these heroes will play: themselves a football game Among those who are on the gridiron are Russell Saunders Paul Scull of PennsylAudiences who go to the Paravania Howard Harpster of Carnegie mount theatre expecting to be footto all and many others known thrillecTiwlIl not be disappointed beball fans cause George Bancroft is there in new thriller It is titled "Ladies a a Jail! We Love Mary Pickford’s home's Brutes” Contrary to general Tormean that her former home In this star appears supposition onto has 1 been purchased by the it is not a When gangster picture It is municipality for a reported $440000 Bancroft In an entirely different will role The new central police station conTrue he is a virile as ever for be erected on the site and the he and thunders with his vigrages stabulary expects little trouble in orous voice he pummels and pounds filling the place with his powerful fists and he and thunders with his usual Gone axe the days when we used laughs aggressiveness burly to see some of the following titles "Ladles Love Brutes” is the on the screen and what a relief of a building contractor who story has that we don’t: "Came the Dawn”-amassrisen from has the ranks and theatre See the next episode at this to ed a fortune He next week— "Thar’s Gold In Them become a force in istheambitious life social Thar HillS”— Git to the hills men of the city Love comes to him when the dam is bursting— Intermission he meets a beautiful young society of five minutes while the reel is matron What happens makes that lit- a most pleasing romance then being changed — So there incame As- Mary and love of dreams tle cabin one tor of the younger beauties of found her waiting— Thank God the the films enacts the part of the United States Marines! young matron with whom he falls in love - Remember all we used to hear of action and one There is about “yes men” in pictures That’s of the best plenty fist fights that has been the screened Bancroft is also seen in something else that’s gone with advent of talkies Now all of those some of the tenderest parts he has fellows have to be “nod men” depicted in the love scenes and other situations It is an excellent picMy gawsh! Rudy Vallee has writ- ture A s£iort vaudeville act song novten a book! 1N0 foolin’ It is called Come True” Dreams elty sound news reel and J Clair "Vagabond g Sounds alright but if our "vagabond Anderson in another dreams came true” we would wake novelty that has proved so pleasing up and find there wasn’t any Rudy at the Paramount completes the ofVallee’s or boogie men! fering to be seen until the usual change of program Wednesday — We Just’ can’t understand Holly- C S N wood Now we read where A1 Green who turned out “Disraeli” the finest picture Of last year was let out PUBLIX USHERS IN by Warners And Zoe Akins who R FROLIC rated bouquets for the way in which she adapted “Sarah and Son" and her own play “Ladies Love Brutes’’ Several squads of Publix ushers for Paramount got the gate In spite those military youngs gentlemen of good notices Try and figure it who stand alert to serve in theatres from coast to coast will be feaout! tured in Paramount's new show world film frolic “Paramount On we about told how you Remember Parade” Kenaccording to word from after brave Astor’s fight Mary the studios excited She Hollywood death? neth Hawks’ d the admiration and pity of cinema-lanbut at last overwrought naIt contains thirty-seve- n ture has asserted itself Miss As tor is directing speaking parts suffered a nervous collapse the other day and is in bed under the care Maurice and Evelyn of a physician and a nurse It is Brent do a Chevalier luxe de sketch slapstick and a weary said sh3 will have long which of the the call origin they all pull fight back to health Let’s On "Paramount in Parade” Apache folks for her quick recovery The pair try to show how the Apache originated in a bedroom — We spoke of Norma Shearer awhile Nuff sed!!! back so we must tell you that her selectIt’s Easter and we ought picture rTbe Divorcee"towas be shown to be sportingSunday ed as the first picture old spring outthe aboard the reconditioned liner Levia- fits so we’ll have to close our serthan which had Just Installed sound vices today with the hymn— equipment Four hundred newspaTHA’S ALL! GOOD NIGHT permen who attended the preview acclaimed and praised the picture NOTED BAND IN FILM highly Abe Lyman’s band appears with Here’s a picture that is plenty Nancy Carroll in her starring featalky It is Mary Pickford’s next ture of "Paramount on Parade” a "Forever Yours " which Micky Nellan number entitled "Dance Mad” aU-Ame- oa‘::e former stock brokers’ Theatre J&Fi'EWS PUBLIC DEMAND 57 be sr- - L an 4 j I |