METROPOL.—"Counterfeit Lady. With Ralph Bellamy snd Joan Perry ce-featured in a thrilling crook-drama. A daring girl -steals a rare jewel and matches wits with the perfect sleuth on a mile-a-minute cross country chase. Douglass Dumbrille. Gene Morgan, George McKay and Henry Mollison are seen in supporting roles. Opens to-day.
NANKING.—^"Man of the People." With Joseph Calleia in unquestionably. the best role of his career and Florence Rice, daughter of Grant-land Bice, the sports writer and commentator, who continues her rise to eventual stardom in Hollywood. At the Matinees—"a Star is born/"—(to-night)—The Cihderella tale of a small town girl who becomes a great star. Janet Gaynor turns in the best pertormance since her memorable "Seventh Heaven" and is lovelier than ever, Photographed for the first time in colour, and Frederic March who gives his best performance.
GRAND.—"The Sign of the Cross"—A reissue of the greatest screen masterpiece of all time. A tale of Imperial Rome in the days of. Nero. With Frederic March, Elissa Landi, Claudette Colbert, Charles Laugh-ion, lan Keith and 7,500 others. Last day.
CATHAY:
"One. More River"—Featuring Diana Wynyard, C. Aubrey Smith, Frank Lawton, Colin Clive and Reginald Denny. To-day only.
RIALTO.—^Espionage"—A spy- ad* venture story packed with thrills and suspense; with Edmund Lowe and Madge Evans in the leading roles and in the supporting cast, Paul Lukes, Ketti Gallian and Skeets Gallagher. Opens to-CAPITOL.—"Marked Woman."—Be ite Davis as a "clip joint" hostess, supported by Isabel Jewell, Rosaline Marquis, Lola Lane and Mayo Methot—also Humphrey Bogart and Eduardo Ciennelll Opens to-lay,
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