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Thunduy. Februlry 19, 1931 Ed Wynn', Antics Wynn's fooling is contagious. and,‘ on the talking screen, he is, more than ever, "The Perfect Fool." lure. ly, indeed, in such supreme fun.rmrk. ins, such honest laugh-making pre- sented tor the entertainment of m audience. We heartily rep6mmend Ed Wynn for people of all ages, end this includes everybody from six to sixty. The story of "Follow the Leader") centerl Hound Wynn's comic antics, but a clever little ram-nee, pinyed by Ginger Rogers and Stanley Smith, looms up in the background with en- joy-hie effect. It's not a serious ro- mance, just I boy-and-trid affair which adds joint and "vor to the Wynn fooling. Rogers and Erwin in I'Along Came Youth" In "Along Came Youth" Rogers is seen as the romnntic youth Ameri- cnn atnnded in England. and Erwin is his buddy. Whereas Rogers is a success " love-making. Erwin is a terrifie flop. He even has to get William Austin, a likewise bashful suitor. to propose to his girl for him. Just as in "Young Eagles" Erwin is seen to good comedy advantage as I partner for the dashing, romantic Rogers. His difBeultiea on a befud- dled, bushful lover provide the comedy highlights of this zestful and exciting fun-and-love fest. _ "Under Suspicion" Is Long Itomaned Once more Lumsden Hare, well known character actor of the stage and screen, finds himself in tt British role, this time in "Under Suspicion," the Fox Movietone song romance with a Roy-l Cnnldian Mounted Police background. In "Under Suspicion," Hare imperJ sonates Commandant Freil, in charge of the Canadian Mounties. The lead- ing roles of this outdoor romance are portrayed by J. Harold Murray, who recently appeared in "Women Every- where" and “Murried in Hollywood," Ind Lois Moran the charming little blonde star who scored heavily in "Not Damaged.” Other prominent members of the cast are J. M. Kerri- gan and Marie Sexon. "Divorce Among Friends" sets) forth with extreme humanity and much hilarity the tra1livantintr sdven- tutes of two "new married" young folks, Ind their ttltrtrrttodern friends, s tippling sheik. and a blonde lady with designs on the husband. The cut which presents this little elsssic of matrimony-gone-msd. includes Irene, Delroy, Natalie Moorehend, [new Cody, James Hell and Morgnret Seddon. The play is en adaptation of "Two Time Matisse," s story by Jack Townley. Arthur Cm“; Broad. way wise-cracker, did the dialogue. Roy Del Ruth directed. DIVORCE AMONG FRIENDS Delight Audiences [HIE Double Bill Is Scheduled 2 Nights At the Deerpath "ToNble David," screen classic from the pen of Joseph Herttesneimer, known the world over for his 1sitrttifV cant works of more thin temporary fame will be shown at the Deerpsth theatre Friday evening. WSHIturdIy a- leader Vin fun and I lender its laughs, Ed Wynn. will Ip- pear in 'ro1iowdlty Peder." . “Putt Time Wife," gay and thor- oughly entertaining Fox movictone comedy romance will be seen Mondsy and Tuesday, proving that a golf course is the best path to s lsdy champ's heart. Plenty of laughs and humsn interest assure this picture n highly successful run. "Divorce Among Friends" and "Under Suspicion" are the two fel- tures to be shown on Wednesday 1nd Thursday evenings. A good out of eharotters appear in both pictures. Richnd Bttrthelmestr, First NI.- tional-Vitaphone star, his developed In intense interest in Old Californil. The reason being nothing less than his current production "The Lush,” a version of "Adios" the popular novel by the Bartlettn which will be shown Friday. Leila Hyams Stars In Uproarious Comedy "Part Time Wife," gay Ind thor- oughly entertaining Fox movietone comedy romance proves that I golf course is the best path to a lady champ's heart. Plenty of lunch: nnd human interest assure this picture n highly successful run. Mr. Murdock, portrayed by Ed- mund Lowe, was a quick-tempered, erotehety captain of the gasoline in. dustry, so completely weighed down by big business that his heart of gold couldn't shine through the rough ex- terior. His wife, Leila Hylms, breaks under the strain of living with him and leaves him to pursue her course " amateur lady golf champ. Murdock promptly has a nervous breakdown und is advised to Luke up golf. He does, and through his coddy, Tommy Clifford. learns a great deal more than how to play just that game. He meets his wife again on I golf course Ind, with the oid of a good game ond Tommy's philosophi- cal advice, succeeds in winning her back. Richard Barthelrness. who is now to be seen in the Ines-t First Nation- al production, "The Lush." is with- out doubt doing the most efteetive work of his remarkable cuecr. Be tiltsys the put of a bud-riding. tlght- ing, loving vaquero of old California. my, “In". v-qucsu v. v". u-...v......, in a way to make the galleries and the pit, too, yell for more. Mary " tor and Main Nixon In in the fine out, as well u mlny masculine screen favorites. Frank Lloyd di. acted. DICK WINS AGAIN THE PRESS Emma!) (ttttttt "LIPIONI m FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20 SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 21 SUNDAY, FEB. 22 riGirAY and TUESDAY FRIDAY (1mm "mairi"UGrs. Sin-rt Erwin. Prince- Dee Austen in I comedy of Viv-chum doing: in Merrie Ryder III Laughs! Leader W I r EDMUND _ i(.,iji,'iii'"'ri:)ii',',i, ' LEILA . HYAMS I- LAUG LAUGI LA UG “Kaila CAME room” with MARY Bibi: arid MARIAN NIXON "5NtL'ABlLllll DAVID” RICHARD BARTHELMESS in “The Lash” Pom not r171 “Divorce A“: FM" WEE-THURS. FEB. 25-26 TWO FEATURES UNDER SUSPICION Les (My. Irene lklmy and LOIS MORAN J. HAROLD MURRAY Matinee and Evening TWO FEAT't'ttRh' ED WYNN in “Follow the Leader" with IS,,' Rmrers & Hun y Sunk Ben Lyon’- Nan-II “any Hurr' London in "A Selim”: l'llyuvlng" Continuous 2 to It FEBRUARY June's "I“ The haul Day FEBRUARY 27 in and W illiun I‘ll-I'd su, in lib (the h... II-