"A Star ig Born."—This David O.
Selznick's technicolour production tells the glamorous story of a country girl who went to Hollywood and sealed the heights to stardom, starring Frederic March and Janet Gaynor, with Adolphe Menjou, May Robson, Andy Devine, Lionel Stander, Edgar Kennedy and Owen Moore. At the NANKING. soon.
Met Him in Paris"—Starring Claudette Colbert, Melvyn Douglas, Robert Young and Mona Barrie. A sparkling comedy-romance, written by Claude Binyon, author of "The Bride Comes Home" and "The Gilded Lily" and as fast and funny anything Claudette has ever done. Coming to the GRAND.
"The Go-Getter."—Cappy ' Ricks is back again, more cantankerous and efficient than ever—uptil he meets a lad who defies him/ With George Brent, Anita Louise, Charles Winninger, John Eldredge, Henry O'Neill Joseph Crehsn, Gordon Oliver and Eddie Acuff. Coming next to the CATHAY, Mighty Treve."—The story centres on the accusation against a dog who is charged with the killing of sheep. The solution of the situation provides breathless drama, for the dog more than justifies his right to live by saving a man's life, rounding up flocks of sheep and winning prizes at a dog show. With Barbara Read, Wallace Beery, jun., Alma' Kruger and Hobart Cavanaugh Soon the at
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"Man of the People.'—Describing the thrilling adventure of a poor boy who rises to the post of assistant district attorney in a gang-ridden city, and rebels against the whitewash system which protects favourites and is forced to quit. As a member of an investigating committee he uncovers corruption in a huge corporation. Joseph Calleia is seen in the leading role, with Florence Rice, Ted Healy, Thomas Mitchell and Catharine Doucet.
Coming to the NANKING.
"Charlie Chan at the Olympics."—Such a thing could not happen in Berlin—but it did! And Charlie was called upon to solve his most baffling mystery amid the excitement of the Olympic Games. With Warner Oland, Katherine de Mille Keye Luke, Pauline Moore, Allan Lane and C. Henry Gordon. Coming to the GRAND.
"A. Successful - Calamity.'
George Arliss, Mary Asto y Knapp, Grant Mitchell, David Torrence and Randolph Scott. The tale of a millionaire who faked failure in order to win back his family from pursuits that were ruining them. Coming to the CATHAY.
"Counterfeit Lady."—Ralph Bellamy plays a private detective who falls for the girl he was chasing. The cross-country chase for a valuable diamond with one crook hot on the trail of another provides Bellamy with an action-loaded role. Dougl: Dumbrille, Gene Morgan, George McKay and Henry Mollison support, Coming to the METROPOL.
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