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110 V A R I E T Y Wednesday, June 2S, 1930 Theatre Ad Reproductions 1 in Various Cities as .Indicated I PltOVt0£NCC Suppose Your Wife Eamied More Than You EKd— M^Ann Vaoglui did in "TOUNO MAN OF ICANHATTAM/* would it "gripe jouV* Wotdd jou Jbe jealous of hetv even tboogh yoo loured her ttta/dSy, aa Toby MiaLmMk did Ann Vaugbnf • Ooae, see "YOUNG HAITOF MANHATTAN*^ at' the Para-^ juonnt be^ofliog Friday^ June Meet Aim and Toby^rf^^ face, UinU to Ihe daribgly ttiak unfold' ing of ifaeic life. 33ieyVe the most fasciiiatuig character^ the talking acreen ha» ever-produced.. -Toall .nndentaqd and love them. First a aenwatipnal fijatgrtey Ev^ ulog Post serial - Then the: beat Beiler of last .year. Katberueie Brijsh'fl' sensational noy«l of . modern 'marriage is now a vivid And'stirringly .dramatie triumpib of the audible, sereeft: DonH miss "irOTING MAN OF MANHAT- TAN." AtSO Am F.vrfHrnt Prognua of AaMMesMnt Swpriae* ncu'Dna JOE ALEXANDER GIANT WURUTZER THEATRE IH PROVIDENCE An Acre of AoBiemeat In •.Pakce of Pleaaure X^o Gorgeous V/omenl - Um bmit to* humor..»5,-,'!iroul ROCERS VlOHVOH itii STRAND «Tc»rt«j.to- 'aw DRAMA wy ovtrf ■ __ vltb Fays Theatre Plans Novel Carnival Vaudeville Shows InausimUnQ • new era «r vaudeville Tor ttie •umin'M', the oreat Aow new playlna belna an eumiile «r what U to mma. Fays Thwu« aiiMwoeee a aarlw «r Oanitval'IIVeetak ««• bultoeya show alter an- «UMr,.«aoli •how-flrawla|.«r««Ur In eidertalmMni value. Haw York bonfcles ara In eaniival mioiL Vautfavllie^ meit faadnaUno sIm are new pointed lowivda Fays Theatre. It's golhf ta be a oamlvai euinmer or'VarlatyH y ea n si f a a eomfertakla UiealM. / Tbto<rii»k*«re«tureaotooniesfr«mHo4ly«lroD<k Uttle Sally Rand and Har Hollywood Boy IvHend^ The girl who deMrted ploUwes to danoe In Vaudeville. ■W* adirie Sally In her ultra tmart revue. If you like to look at beautiful glrlt, we bava Uianv—Irvlng'e «<Flapper Frariilei^. Tlia "IT'* ttrt» and tha teaotier, Imbibing night olub eU- qnetto. An aet for th« «ye«4r men aiid thaenvy of women. And then 'oomee Vaudevlllo't clismplon drummer boy, "SUddy" tra|M, lilne years old. How ha dnimsi^and sings, and danees. Ut the kiddles see him. The show starts wHh a bang. Oaynor and Byron are eyolonio roller Skaters, a whirlwind sMraetlon great enough to open any show. No. 4 spot Is a oomlo surprise, Bertram, Rallston and Le Van, In one of those ludicrous things that mskes the ohronio «reu«h snicker. As the nrst Summer Oamlvai SboWi the entire business on the stage Is a rloU In addlUon to these five great aots,. there Is a picture of the first water. Ir you have read 'iUuls Beretti", you are coming to sesi tha picture. If you haven't read Donald Olarfcs's book, see "iom Reck- less", as the fsmoue Jehn Ford dIrooU lu Edmund Lowe, Oatherlne Dale Owen, Marguerite Churchill and Frank Albjprtson Interpret the story of the roaring gansters> guns. It's a knockout. So Is the Comedy ^picture and the Movietone News. So Is the Whole Show. Tho Shmrk^y-jBehmelinc fight pleturas are Mn additional attraeilon. Yol Can See H Ml For a Qiirter Bp to 1 P. M.