"Armored Car"—This film vividly portrays the endless struggle between the law and the lawless. An organized criminal band led by a cunning, scientific mind, fights against the forces of law in a de: perate battle of wits, with millions as the stake. Robert Wilcox, Judith Barrett, Cesar Romero, Tom Kennedy, Irving Pichel and Inez Courtney are featured. Next at the METROPOL.
"Hotel Haywire."—Leo Carrillo, Mary Carlisle, Lynne Overman, George Barbier, Spring Byington, Benny Baker and Lucien Littlefield in a wildly hilarious tale involving many matrimonial mixups engineered by a crooked astrologer. Coming to the GRAND.
"On Again, Off Again."—Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey are seen in an episode on the screen as hoaryheaded old men, one with a long white beard and the other with a goatee. This comedy runs enough reels to find them doddering old men, still carrying on a long and hard-fought private feud at the climax, Marjory Lord, Patricia Wilder, Esther Muir, Paul Harvey and Russell Hicks appear prom-mently in the cast. Soon at the NANKING.
"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, Pig deci sed
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