El heraldo de Brownsville. [volume], September 01, 1935, Page ELEVEN, Image 11

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Buddy Rogers Returns to Screen in ‘Old Man Rhythm’ at Capitol
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COLLEGE DAYS
AND MUSIC IN
NEW OFFERING
_ I
Bevy Of Girl* Sing
And Dance Through
Comedy Show At
Capitol Theatre
Smartly effervescent. “Old Man
Rhythm,’* showing Sunday and
Monday at the Capitol Theatre,
Brownsville a new type of musical
comedy, comes to the screen replete
with novelties in plot and melody.
Its keynote is the sparkling spon
aneity of youth as contra led with
the laborious rejuvenation of an
©Id-timer floundering enthusiasti
tally in an atmosphere which tempts
and intrigues him. A clever cast
and an ambitious production haw
been given this show, which fea
tures Charles (Buddy) Rogers as the
leading Juvenile character, with
George Barbier in the title role and
such clever eyefuls as B«tty Grable.
Barbara Kent, Grace Bradley, Jo
Bodges and Evelyn Poe.
The talent is strongly reminiscent
. ©f “The Gay Divorcee” and “Ro
berta.” Eric Blore. the funny but
ler of those shows, and Erik Rhodes,
another featured comedian from
those productions, Betty Grable, re
membered for her ’Let’s K-nock
Knees" number with Edward
Everett Horton in “The Gay Dt
•vorcee." are in the cast. Further
more, Zion Myers, who was an as
sociate producer on “The Gay Di
vorcee" and ’ Roberta” supervised
‘Old Man Rhythm.” Jane Hamil
ton. Maxine Jennings, Kay Sutton.
Virginia Reid and Lucille Ball, the
stunning fashion models from “Ro-!
, berta” are now seen as college girls
in this new RKO-Radio musical, and
Rennet P: n erved again as train
er of the dancing chorus.
The plot concerns a captain of
industry's entry into college as a
fresh in an in order to keep an eye (
on his sporting son who is enamour
ed qf a pretty campus gold digger,
and to divert his infatuation to a
girl favored by the parent. A riot
‘OLD WAN RHYTHM’ AT CAPITOL SUNDAY
Youth, speed, glamor and melody are said to be prim* factors In RKO Radio’s topnotch and tuneful “Old
Man Rhythm." with Charles Buddy Rogers. Colleg* love affairs In which Rogers Is Involved bring "dad”
to the institution as a surprise member of the freshman class. Then the fun starts, for the lather isn’t
the type to pay-off gold diggers and call it quits. As a freshman, the dad is a senior. Above, are Grace
Bradley. Rogers and Barbara Kent. Among others in the cast are Betty Giable, Eric Blore and Erik
Rhodes. Sixteen youthful artists have bits and specialties in the novel plot. Showing Sunday and Mon
day at the Capitol Theatre. Brownsville.
of fun attends the ensuing'compli
cations. "Buddy” Rogers plays the
son. and George Barbier the father
Barbara Kent plays the old man's
choice, and Grace Bradley the gold
digger. Eccentric comedy roles are
plaved bv Eric Blore and Davis
Chasen. rioted as Jack Cook’s stooge
and by Sonny Lamont, heavyweight
vaudeville headliner. Edward Lud
wig directed. The musical numbers
are many and varied. Six new songs
written for "Old Man Rhythm by
Lou Gensler and Johnny Mercer in
keeping with the fast tempo of
TCDA Y and MONDA Y
When
“Diamond Jim”
Stepped Out . • >
Arrayed from head to foot in
nis most dazzling jewels . . .
he made the sun look like a
dark cloud!
Edward
Arnold
• AS
DIAMOND
JIM
Jean Arthur
Binnie Barnes
The Troth Behind
the World’* Greatest
Newt Stories!
BOW THE U. S. WOULD
MOBOLIZE TOE WAR!
FATHER COGHL1N
FRANCE BUILDS A
NEW REPUBLIC
POPEYE” W
CARTOON
ARAMOUNT
NEWS
TODAY and MONDAY
nuri i
I The Entire Nation
declaims This Great
Three-Star Triumph
modem youth, and are the basis of
the attractive special episodes in
the performance.
QUEEN SHOWS
CHILD ACTRESS
Shirley Temple Appears
In ‘Our Little Girl*
Sunday, Monday
Shirley Temple, that arch darl
ing of the screen, has captured our
hearts again.
Her new picture. “Our Little Girl.”
is showing Sunday and Monday at
the Queen theatre.
It is an amazing performance she
gives here. Without exaggeration.
“Our Little Girl,” an emotional
story that might happen in any
home, can be called her greatest
picture to date. The rich spon
taneous art she displays here re
builds our faith in all that goes to
make life a joyous adventure.
All through the picture this re
viewer kept thinking of the tribute
which Irvin S. Cobb, the writer paid
Shirley, on the occasion of the
Academy Award. Said he: “You
have made more people happy and
made more children laugh than
any child your age in the history of
the world.”
Truer words were not spoken to
describe the charm and glamor cast
by this amazing youngster.
By this time one takes for grant
ed the splendid natural acting ac
complishments of Shirley. But how
she can singf
In this compelling picture, Shirley
sings a song which bears the title of
the picture. She captivates young
and old. tugs the heart strings with
her unassuming but perfect art.
singing with the same rich human
TUESDAY Only
“The BIG .
KITE>^
Starring
Gene Raymond
Ann Sothern
and
1 Bili Robinson
A
Bis Show
For
The “BIG
NITE"
Same Screen
Program and
Announcement*
at Both Theatres
Tuesday
‘CHINA SEAS’
Jean Harlow and Clark Gable tn
• China Seas" showing Sunday and
Monday at the Rnoli theatre in
San Benito.
ity that holds her audience when
se is acting.
Shirley plays an adorable .Vie
charmer who touches the heart one
Instant and sends you into gales of
mirth the next.
“Our Little Girl" is easily Shirley’s
greatest acting performance!
‘PAGE MISS GLORY*
Marion Davies is co-starred v.. h Dick Powell and Pat O'Bnen. in
"Page Miss Glory", and me. : d in the cast are Mary Astor. Frank
McHugh. Patsy Kelly. Allen Jerkins, Lyle Talbot. Joe Cawthorn and
A1 Shean. showing Friday and Saturday at the Capitol. Brownsville.
IN ‘DIAMOND JIM’ AT ARCADIA
Binnie Barnes co-starred with Edward Arnold in "Diamond Jim show
mg Sunday and Monday at the Arcadia Theatre in Harlingen.
a nother outstanding feature Is the;
circus, complete with clowns, acro
bats, wild animals, elephants, and
all. "Poodles’ Hanneford famous
clown and rider heads the circus
cast. There’s thrills galore here as
the "Clarkonlans ’ leap from swing
MARION THE FIRST...
LAST...AND ALWAYS
IN EVERYONE'S HEART
Including Dick Powell's!
They’re screen tweet,
hearts now ...and scream
mates ... in this daffy
. . delirious story!
MARION DAVIES
DICK POWELL
PAT O'BRIEN — FRANK McHUGH
-IN -
‘Page Miss Glory’
AN»
AND A 18-STAR CAST OF HILARITY STARS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
V..U1UM
to swing, while the elowne Ham
bone. Oscar, DumbeU and Smiling
Sambo cavort.
Splendid work is done by the sup
porting cast, composed of Rosemary
Ames. Joel McCrea. Lyle Talbot.
Erin OUrien-Moore, Jack Donohue.
Poodles Hanneford. Ous Van. Mar
garet Armstrong Rita Owln. Leo
nard Carey. J. Parrell Macdonald;
and Jack Baxley.
John Robertson directed thta
Edwmrd Butcher production.
“Our Little Girl’ is surely this
child star s finest picture. We rec
ommend it warmly I
A new church in London will be
used for religious services on Sun
days and as a motion picture thea
ter the rest of the week.
TODAY MONDAY
In this, her meet touching picture, ador
able Shirley Temple lives an emotional
story that will leave a choke in your throat
tho.^h your heart's full of Joy ... as she
bravely meets a crisis in the lives of those
who are dearest to her I
SHIRLEY
TEMPLE
. — IN —
Wtaifc.
With
Rosemary Ames — Joe McCrea
Lyle Talbot — Erin O'Brien Moore
I— Extra Added Attractions —
Thelma TODD — Patsy KELLY
in “TREASURE BLUES’*
Cartoon "BUDDY’S LOST WORLD”
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