Loew's Warwick Theatre, Brooklyn, New York - May 29, 1936 LOEW'S WEEKLY ISSUED FREE TO MOVIE PATRONS Vol. 17          FRIDAY, June 5, 1936          No. 41 PREVIEW CRITICS HAIL "FURY"! Winchell Applauds New M-G-M Hit New York and West Coast previews of "Fury," M-G-M's dramatic smash hit, with Spencer Tracy and Sylvia Sidney has won wide acclaim from the critics: WALTER WINCHELL says: "'FURY' is BETTER THAN 'Fugitive From a Chain Gang.'" LOUIS SOBOL says: "'FURY' is BETTER THAN 'The Big House.'" West coast preview reviews included: HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: "One of the best pictures of the year." VARIETY: "Powerful drama presented with absorbing and shocking sense of reality." "Fury" is one picture every man and woman must see! Wartime romance by Jean Harlow and Cary Grant in"Suzy." Franchot Tone plays the other romantic lead opposite Jean. 1905 ERA IS RECREATED The Gibson Girl era of 1905 is recreated in the costumes, dialogue and backgrounds used for "San Francisco," the new Clark Gable - Jeanette MacDonald hit with Spencer Tracy. The picture is a dramatic love story that is brought to its climax by the earthquake. KEYE ROLE Keye Luke, Chinese artist who turned actor, has one of the key roles in "The Good Earth," M-G-M's film version of Pearl Buck's novel starring Paul Muni and Luise Rainer. BARRYMORE HEADS CAST Lionel Barrymore as Andrew Jackson, seventh Presiden tof the United States, head the cast in support of Joan Crawford in "The Gorgeous Hussy." Robert Taylor plays the romantic male lead. IN NEW HIT Robert Montgomery plays Robert Luis Stevenson's hero in "Trouble for Two," film version of the famous author's "Suicide Club." HOW'S ABOUT IT? Now that the women are wearing larger and larger hats, we think the movie theatres ought to revive that good old sign on the screen: "Ladies will kindly remove their hats." -- N. Y. News NEW LOVE TEAM Maureen O'Sullivan and Frank Lawton play the romantic leads in "Devil Doll," the Tod Browning mystery featuring Lionel Barrymore. KEEP YOUR AUTO LIGHTS BURNING! Warwick patrons are cautioned to keep their auto lights burning while parked near the theatre. This is a police regulation. If you wish a theatre attendant to turn on the lights for you, just ask the manager. CAST FOR "SWORN ENEMY" "Sword Enemy," new M-G-M production, will feature Robert Young, Joseph Calleia, Florence Rice, Nat Peldleton, Harvey Stephens and Lewis Stone. Edwin L. Marin will direct. NEW ROBERTI-KELLY FILMS "Mutiny on the Boundary" and "Ha! Ha! Wilderness" are announced as the tentative titles for the next two Patsy Kelly-Lydia Roberti comedies to be produced by Hal Roach. 2 Shows for the PRICE of ONE Bette Davis, the Academy Award Winner in "Golden Arrow," her newest hit, and "Let's Sing Again," the picture which introduces Bobby Breen, Eddie Cantor's boy singing protege, to fans, plays here Wednesday and Thursday, June 17 an 18. "Golden Arrow" is a rollicking romance, filled with laughs and situations and affording Bette Davis one of the most unusual roles of her career. George Brent plays the romantic lead, and Eugene Pallette heads the list of important players in the cast. Loew's Warwick Fulton & Jerome Sts. TELEPHONE: APplegate 7-6373 CONTINUOUS FROM 1 to 11:30 P.M. DOORS OPEN AT 12 NOON EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY YOU MAY SMOKE IN LOGE AND BALCONY "Program Subject to Change Without Notice" Friday, Saturday, Sunday, June 12, 13, 14 2 -- Big Features -- 2 GARY COOPER and MARLENE DIETRICH in "DESIRE" with John Halliday Produced Under the Supervision of Ernst Lubitsch ----- and ----- "BIG BROWN EYES" with Joan Bennett, Cary Grant   Monday, Tuesday, June 15, 16 2 -- BIG FEATURES -- 2 "SPEED" with James Stewart, Wendy Barrie Una Merkel, Ted Healy, Weldon Heyburn A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture ----- and ----- "THE BRIDGE OF SIGHS" with Onslow Stevens, Dorothy Tree Wednesday, Thursday, June 17, 18 2 -- BIG FEATURES -- 2 BETTE DAVIS in "THE GOLDEN ARROW" with George Brent, Eugene Pallette ----- and ----- "LET'S SING AGAIN" with Bobby Breen, Henry Armetta, George Houston "DESIRE" STARS MARLENE DIETRICH, GARY COOPER IN LAUGH- AND THRILL-FILLED LUBITSCH ROMANCE "Big Brown Eyes" Other Hit Next week-end's Spring Festival program brings Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper in "Desire," and Joan Bennett and Cary Grant in "Big Brown Eyes." "Desire" tells of a sensational jewel robbery executed by a breath-taking Continental beauty. She makes a jeweler think that a famous pathologist is her husband, and the doctor that the jeweler is her spouse. While they are busy misunderstanding one another, she skips off with the precious string of pearls, and meets an American engineer out for a glorious vacation. Out of a hilarious series of misunderstandings, an ardent romance emerges. The comedy and romance are skillfully blended in this picture which brings Miss Dietrich and Gary Cooper together for the first time since "Morocco." In the supporting cast are such popular players as John Halliday, William Frawley, Ernest Cossart, Aki Tamiroff and Alan Mowbray. Frank Borzage directed. "Desire" is perfect entertainment -- the happy combination of the romantic appeal of Gary Cooper and the allure of Marlene Dietrich, in a story peppered with the mischievous touch of Ernst Lubitsch. "SPEED" AND "BRIDGE OF SIGHS" DUE ON BIG MIDWEEK PROGRAM Mon. and Tues. Bring Fine Festival Treats "Speed," M-G-M's romantic action-filled comedy drama with an outstanding cast of favorites, and "Bridge of Sighs," thrilling and dramatic romance featuring Onslow Stevens, Dorothy Tree, Jack La rue and Mary Doran, are the two Spring Festival treats due on the same midweek program next Monday and Tuesday, June 15 and 16. "Speed," the new M-G-M hit due next week, is happily titled. It reflects the pace of the mechanical age and at the same time humanizes the scene in any typical American industrial plant. It is a story of automobile mnaufacturing (sic) and of dare-devil tests on dangerous curves, with a colorful love affair in progress. The cast consists of James Stewart, Wendy Barrie, Una Merkel, Weldon Heyburn, Ted Healy, Ralph Morgan and Patricia Wilder. Stewart portrays a daring young man at the wheel, who is vitally concerned with his invention of a new carburetor. Miss Barris is charming in the role of a factory executive's daughter who goes to work in the plant and promptly wins the heart of the world's most reckless test driver. Watch for These LOEW' SPRING FESTIVAL HITS! "MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN" Starring GARY COOPER, JEAN ARTHUR "TILL WE MEET AGAIN" Starring HERBERT MARSHALL GERTRUDE MICHAEL What DO YOU WANT TO KNOW? (To the best of our knowledge, these answers are accurate. However, we are not responsible for any errors which may occur. Ed.) George Buterick, 39 E. 79th St., N. Y. C.: Charlie Chaplin is 47 years old. He's been in pictures since 1913 (actually 1914). Miss Miriam Finkelstein, 1391 Clinton Ave., Bronx: Fred Astaire is 35 years old, 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 140 pounds. He is married to Phylis Potter, a non-professional. L. C., WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.: PETER HIGGINS APPEARED IN "THE PAINTED ANGEL," FOR WARNER BROS. IN 1929. "FURY" IS COMING! Miss Fay Quashrofsky, 1024 Longfellow Ave., Bronx: Michael Whalen played "Tony" in "The Country Doctor." He was also in "Song and Dance Man." L. E. W., Corona, N. Y.: The cast of "The Desert Sond" included John Boles, Charlotte King, Louise Fazenda, John Miljan and Myrna Loy. Dennis King was starred in "The Vagabond King," a musical romance. MRS. K. T., 529 E. 147th ST., N. Y. C.: YOU CAN REACH JOAN CRAWFORD BY WRITING HER CARE METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIOS, CULVER CITY, CAL. Miss Jo Valenti, 23-73 32nd St., Long Island City, N. Y.: Allan Baxter played Babe Nelson in "Mary Burns, Fugitive," with Brian Donlevy as his pal. Miss Ruth Kohen, 327 E. 93rd St., B'klyn: Dick Powell's birthday is November 14, 1904. M. H. N. Y. C: James Stewart played the part of John Flower in "Rose Marie." LEO ADLER, 1427 WILKINS AVE., BRONX, STEPIN FETCHIT WAS NOT IN "THE LITTLEST REBEL." BILL ROBINSON PLAYED THAT PART. Miss Lottie Wilk, 15 Wall St., Passaic, N. .: John Howard appeared in "Car 99," before his role in "Annapolis Farewell." "FURY" will raise A FUROR! Miss T. Corio, 111 Factory St., Jersey City, N. J.: Frankie Darro is 17 years old, and 5 feet 8 inches tall. He's an American. "Black Gold" is his next picture. Miss Irene Dalton, 105-53 130th St., Richmond Hill: Nelson Eddy may be reached, care Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Culver City, Cal. MISS l. DESSARDO, 369 E. 160th ST., BRONX: BOLADO IS MARGO'SSURNAME. SHE IS NO RELATION TO JEAN PARKER. LOEW'S WEEKLY Published Weekly and Distributed Free to Our Patrons LOEW'S STATE BUILDING 1540 BROADWAY, N. Y. C. HERE AND THERE WITH THE M-G-M STARS Juliet's nurse brings Romeo a message, much to Mercutio's amusement. Edna Ma Oliver, Leslie Howard and Lionel Barrymore in a scene from "Romeo and Juliet"...  "Women Are Trouble" is the name of Stuart Erwin's next picture -- and it looks as if he's in disguise as a result...  Wallace Beery is all asmile because he had a fine vacation and is now back at work in "Old Hutch"... and this Collegiate Quintet from "We Went to College," includes Hugh Herbert, Una Merkel, Charles Butterworth, Edith Atwater and Walter Abel. PACE PRESS, INC., N.Y.C. 324 More Information on the Loew's Warwick Theater... The Loew's Warwick Theater at CinemaTreasures.com Last Modified April 23, 2023