GRAND.—"Love is News."—Penniless reporter and madcap heiress form angle, him, heiress," cry the an i excitingly new and hilarious
rest and does she do it! Starring Tyrone Power, Loretta Young, Don Ameche, Slim Summerville, Dudley Digges, Walter Catlett, George Sanders, Jane Darwell and Stepin Fetchit Opens to-day, "NANKING.—"Night Must Fall"—Lonely Epping Forest provides an eerie setting for fiendish murders in this production with Robert Montgomery in the leading role, Rosalind Russell, Dame May Whitty, Merle Tottenham and Kathleen Harrison. Opens to-day.
CATHAY.—"Make Way for To-morrow."—Three generations of an American family in joy and sorrow. It's the greatest down-to-earth drama since "Over the Hill" but packed with riotous, laugh-packed comedy. With a big east of stars from the record-breaking stage production, including Victor Moore, Beulah Bondi, Fay Bainter, Thomas Mitchell and Porter Hall. Opens to-day. METROPOL.—"Escadrille"—An motional romantic role said to be the greatest in her brilliant career is essayed by Miriam Hopkins as the woman who was left behind in the World War. Paul Muni, recent winner of the award for best performance of 1936, is teamed with Miss Hopkins for the first time, playing the part of of taciturn French aviater who finds his wife becoming the mistress of bahai Observer. Opens to-OCAPITOL.—"Call it a Day.'—Ian Hunter, Frieda Inescort and Olivia de Havilland have the leading roles supported by Marcia Ralston, Roland Young and Anita Louise. Opens to-day, RIALTO.—"Sinner Take AIL"—Brucé Cabot, Margaret Lindsay and Joseph Calleia head jhe cast in this film which is. a Mast-moving murder mystery with a newspaper background. Comic moments, however, abound, including laughable incidents in the newspaper office, the baiting of the cub reporter and the mistake of the police captain on the case. Last day.
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