NANKING and METROPOL—"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs alt Disney's first feature-length animated production is a wonder-feast of thrills, fun and romantic drama, with equal appeal for juveniles and grownups. Everybody-has read Grimm's folk tales, in whose fascinating pages "Snow White" and her utile warf pals Gre'born. There's a never-to-be-forgotten treat awaiting fans in its marvellously appealing.film ver-Sion presented in full technicolour. Opening today.
GRAND,—"Sally, Irene and Mary."—Stars enough, laughs, tunes and gags enough for any six ordinary musicales, plus a screen ful of romance and that, extra zing and sparkle that always distinguish ai Daryl Zanuck super-musicale. The cast includes Alice Faye, Tony Martin, Jimmy Durante, Gregory Ratoff. Joan Davis, Marjorie Weaver, Louise Hovick. J. Edward Bromberg and Fred Allen. Opens today.
CATHAY.—"Non-Stop New York"—A swiftly paced tale of love and villainy 10,000 feet. in air, that is packed with more hair- ising thrills tHan any picture that hus come to Shanghai for months. With Anna Lee, John Loder, Desmond Tester, Frank Collier and Frantis Sullivan. Opens today, RIALTO—*Captains ourageous."—Rudyard Kiplings famed tale of Gloucester fishermen ahd the boy whom they regenerated through ideals of courage and humanity. An impressive cast is headed by Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer Tracy, Lionel Barrymore. and Melvyn Douglas.
PARIS—"Love Under Fire "—Intrigue and an escape from war, torn Spain, featuring Loretta Young
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