f ’ Is Based O
Outward Bound’ Is Based On
Stage Play Coming To Loew’s
[Douglas Fairbanks Jr. And Helen Chandler Top
| Cast Of Great Production Of Stage Success;
| Amerique And Neville Head Array Of Acts
. | Loew's Theatre once again brings; Bros. with a cast consisting entirely
to its patrons a splendid all around |of seasoned stage players. In fact
stage and gcreerf show, starting / this picture is the first screen ap-
tomorrow, that will more than please | pearance of Leslie Howard and two
even the most fastidious. Talent and | other members of the cast, Alison
variety have been perfectly blended | Simpson and. Montagu Love.
|in the stage show, which forms an | Mr, Howard is one of America’s and
entertaining background for the fea-| England's most distinguished actors,
ture picture, “Outward Bound,” which | and “Outward Bound” was his great-
|ts considered the most unusual ple- | est stage success. He was so fitted
ture that has ever been produced | for the role of Tom Prior that when
It carries a story that is extremely | Warner Bros. were ready to go into
thrilling and features a plot that| production of “Outward Bound” they
carries a world of interest with it| procured his release from the pro-
from the beginning to the final fade- ; ducer of “Berkeley Square,” in which
ou | Homard was’ starring
Five great acts will be the attrac- Henry, the young lover, the char-
tive stage offering at Loew's starting | acter Mr. Howard played in the stage
4F \omorrow and continuing until Pri- | production of “Outward Bound,” is
‘¢ day night. The international dancers, | magnificently played by Douglas Fair-
Amerique and Neville, with the Neal | banks Jr., opposite exquisite Helen
|Sisters and Al Baker, are seen in|Chandler, who ts known as Ann in
Melody and Rhythm,” an instru- | the story. Montagu Love once again
J | mental, sing and dance revue. Fortu- | is seen the the blustering bully type
nell and Cirillino, "Famous Italia |he has so often successfully depicted
Clowns” present a novelty comedy |on the stage. Alison Skipworth, who
Jacrobatic act that 1s full of fun from | always liked to play naughty parts,
Ni tart to finish. Rube Demarest and | has her wish. for she appears as Mrs.
Lucille Deland, in “Songs of the Day,” | Cliveden-Banks, an affected woman
/\ bring an entertaining variety bit.|with a shady pest. Beryl Mercer
George Lyons, “The Harp Virtuoso,” |as Mrs. Midget, a London charwo-
N's an old favorite to the patrons of |man; Alec B. Francis as Scrubby
Loew's, and it can be safely said | ‘he genial steward; Lyonel Watts as
C | that Lyons is one of the most pleas- | the Rev. William Duke, and Dudley
-|ing artists on the stage of today. |Dirges as ‘Thompson, the examiner
Buck Warren and Chic Cooper, “The | complete the cast.
s | Dakatas,” are seen in their own con-| Robert Milton, who directed the
” | ception of roping and whip cracking |stage play, was the one logical man to
| im "Let's Go. direct the picture. Given a perfect
1 % cast, Mr. Milton has hewed to the
; ore roe script of the stage play. ‘Thé picture
‘i Tt ws & singular fact that Sutton | version, therefore, retains all the
S| Vanoe's sensational drama, “Outward | tenseness of the stage, plus the added
t Bound,” playing at Loew's Wednes- | scenic and atmospheric effects impos-
: i day, has been produced by Warner! sible of achievement on the stage. |