"Varsity Show.'—Reading, rioting and thythmatics to the tune of toe-tickling melodies. More songs, more laughs, more girls, more new ideas than any show since "42nd St." Starring Dick Powell, Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians, Ted Healy, Walter Catlett, Priscilla Lane, Johnny Davis, Rosemary Lane and Buck and Bubbles. Coming to morrow to the GRAND.
"Head Over Heels In Love."—With Jessie Matthews, Louis Borell, Robert Flemyng, Whitney Bourne and a big cast of lovely girls. A gay Parisian romance, with Gordon and Revel song hits, dazzling dances, glittering sets, sparkling comedy and "Unquestionably said the New York "American." Coming to-morrow to the CATHAY, "New Faces of 1937."—Several of the most popular radio notables on the air including Joe Penner, Milton Perle, Parkyakarkus and Harriet Billiard are to be seen in principal roles in this initial new talent revue, Seven of the most beautiful show girls that could be found are featured in one of the big production numbers. Coming on Saturday to the METROPOL.
"Sing and be Happy."—"Dirty work" in the advertising business forms the happy, hilarious framework for another of those popular 20th Century Fox musical romances. With Anthony Martin, Leah Ray, John Davis, Helen Westley, Allan Lane and Dixie Dunbar, Coming to the CATHAY.
"London By Night.'—The story is played in London in an atmosphere of fog and intense mystery, It revolves round a young and determined reporter who solves a series of mysteries and baffles even Scot-Jand Yard, and the daughter of a wealthy man, In the leading roles are George Murphy and Rita Johnson. Soon at the NANKING. "Mountain Music."—A fast action, comedy-packed story with a background of melodies singable, swingable, weird and wild. Hillbillies in love and in trouble—mostly the latter. With Bob Burns, Martha Raye, John Howard, Terry Walke" and a large cast of talented variety performers. Coming to me CATHAY.
"Back i Circulation."—A forthright, vigorous tale of mystery and murder as viewed from the editorial room of a paper that prints all the news no matter whom it hurts. With Pat O'Brien, Joan Blondell, Mar-garer Lindsay (in the best role she has ever enacted), John Litell, Eddie Acuff, Or Reynolds, Walter Byron and Regis Toomey. Coming to CATHAY. ego
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