CATHAY.—"Step Lively, Jeevi With Arthur Treacher, of course, Patricia Ellis, Robert Kent and Alan Dinehart. When Wodehouse's famed "gentleman's gent" invades America in search of fabled millions, it starts riot of gleeful excitement that finally lands New York's toughest gangsters in the Social Register—and Jeeves back in livery. Opens to-day.
GRAND.—"Love is News."—Penniless reporter and madcap heiress form an excitingly new and hilarious angle, "Ride him, heiress," cry the vest and does she do it! Starring Tyrone Power, Loretta Young, Don Ameche, Slim Summerville, Dudley Digges, Walter Catlett, George Sanders, Jane Darwell and Stepin Fetchit.
NANKING.—"Night Must Fall"—An unusual and bizarre picture which brings Robert Montgomery in an entirely. different role and Њe lovely Rosalind Russell The supporting cast includes Dame May Whitty, Merle Tottenham, Matthew Bolton and Kathleen ' Harrison. Alan Marshal E. E. Clive and others complete the cast.
METROPOL.—"Hscadrille"—The inner lives and emotions of two French world war flyers whose observation place is the target of fast enemy combat ships, along with a beautiful and lonely Parisian woman, the wife of one. Miriam Hopkins is ce-starred with Paul Muni, who plays her pilot-husband; Louis Hayward is seen as Muni's observer with whom Miss Hopkins falls in love while he is in Paris. RIALTO.—"Plough and the Star: Barbara Stanwyck is starred in this screen version of the noted Irish drama by Sean O'Cessey. Preston Foster who is much in favour today epitomizes a virile type of leading man and is cast opposite the star in a featured role.
CAPITOL.—"On the Avenue."—Dick Powell and Madeleine Carroll are ce-starred, while other players include Alice Faye, George Barbier, Alan Mowbray and the Ritz Brothers, Opens to-day.
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