The premiere of the super-production of the Russian Ballet this season will be presented at the Lyceum Theatre on February 3, b and 6, when the famous symphonic ballet in three acts, "The Sleeping Beauty," musie by P. Tschaikowsky will be performed for the first time in Shanghai.
GRAND—"Submarine D-1."—Warner 3 Bros present their million dollar drama of America's hell divers of the deep. The tense and amazing tale of the most dangerous game on earth With Pat O'Brien, George Brent, Wayne Morris, Frank Me-Hugh, Doris Weston, Donnie Moore, Henry O'Neill and personnel of the U.S. submarine service. Opens today.
METROPOL.—"The Road Back.'—: drama of love and hate, comedy and Pathos; jealousy, greed, trust and betrayal This brilliant story was written by Erich Maria Remarque.—3 with a cast including John King, Richard Cromwell, Slim Summerville, Andy Devine, Barbara Read and Louise Fazenda, Reviewed elsewhere, NANKING.—"The Good Earth,"—A distinguished and beantifuly authentic production of Pearl Buck's novel. The story of the 3 poor Chinese farmers rise to Wealth is magniücently acted by both Paul Muni and Luise Rainer. Tilly Losch is provocative as the second wife.
CATHAY.—"Shjps that Pass in the Night"—An "intensely interesting drama of life in modern Russia. The forthright story of a typical working-class family, overwhelmed by the age-old problem of Ambition v. Love, With Russian dialogue.
CAPITOL.—"Wilad and Woolly." Jane Withers in a Western film, supported by Walter Brennan, Pauline Moore, Jackie Sean and. Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer. Opens to-day.
RIALTO.—"Quality Street"—Sir James Barrie's classic brought to life by a perfect cast headed by Kath-crine Hepburn in the dual role of a spinster and her giddy niece. Fran-chat Tone is the dashing doctor lover. Fay Bainter, Eric Blore and Cora Witherspoon are excellent,
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