"Make a Wish.
An outstanding east of favourites appear with Bobby Breen- in his latest starring picture. These include Basil Rathbone, Marion Claire and Henry Armetta.
Coming to the RIALTO.
"The Baroness and the Butler.'—
Sparkling with witty humour and ly sophistication, this tale of a perfect butler with political and other ambitions ranks easily as the cleverest of the current season's comedies. The perfect cast includes William Powell, Annabella, Helen Westley, Henry Stephenson, Joseph Schildkraut, Nigel Bruce, J. Edward Bromberg and Lynn Bari Coming to the CATHAY.
"Dead End."—Sylvia Sidney and Jeel McCrea in vital drama of New Yor s, supported.by the original boys from the New York stage. Coming to the CAPITOL. "Stage Door."—Co-starring Katherine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers ana Adolphe Menjou—deals with the varied experiences of a group of ambitious girls residing in a theatrical boarding house in New York, vividly revealing their hopes, tragedies and triumphs as they valiantly seek fame and fortune in the Great White Way. The sup. porting cast includes Gail Patrick, Constance Collier, William Carson, Andrea Leeds and Lucille Ball. A
NANKING booking.
"Blossoms on Broadway."—A of romance and giddy gaiety hits New York's Great White Way when a merry game of cheating cheaters bubbles over with laughs, love and song hits. With Edward Arnold, Shirley Ross, John Trent, Rufe Davis, Weber and Fields, Coming to the CATHAY.
"That Girl from Paris"—Lily Pons, Gene Raymond, Jack Oakie, Herman Bing and Mischa in a roman-tie comedy, interspersed with vocal efforts. Wednesday only at the CAPITOL.
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