"Dark Victory."—The story of à beautiful and headstrong young heiress who suddenly learns that she has but six months to live, and of her fight to extract a lifetime of happiness out of the brief span of existence Fate has alloted her. With Bette Davis, George Brent, Humphrey Bogart, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Cora Wither-spoon, and Ronald Reagan. Coming to the GRAND.
"Love Affair."—The poignant romance of an international Casanova and a luxury-loving lady who try to beat love at its own game and run into a situation that adds a tear to a show that is mostly laughter. With Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer, Maria Ouspenskaya, Lee Bowman, Astrid Allwyn and Maurice Moscovich. Booked for the. NANKING.
"Women in the Wind."—Swift, suspenseful story of the thrills and spills that abound when women take to flying with Kay as an aviatrix who enters the Air Derby to get the funds to put an injured brother into hospital ior an operation. With Kay Francis, 'William' Gargan, Victor Jory, Maxie Rosenbloom, Eddie Foy, jun. and Sheila Bromley. Soon at the GRAND.
"sixty Glorious years."—A great historic pageant in technicolour with Anna Neagle again as Queen Victoria. The cast includes Anton Walbrook, C. Aubry Smith and Walter Rilla Coming to the METROPOL.
"Broadway Musketeers."—Pathos come-cly and spine-tingling melodrama are blended in this tale of three, Broadway beauties whose motto, "All for one and one for all" lands them finally on Easy Street, With Margaret Lindsay, Ann Sheridan, Marie Wilson, john Litel and litre Janet Chapman, Coming to the CATHAY.
"Three Loves Has Nancy."—The vivacious story of a small-town girl who goes to New York in search of the man who left her at the altar, and finds herself involved as the romantic pivot between two other men. With Robert Montgomery, Janet Ge T, Franchot Tone, Guy Kibbee, Dodd and Reginald Owen. Soon at the CATHAY.
"Give Me a Sallor.—When the gals Zo. overboard for the Navy, it may hot po news; but it is liable to lead 1o most hilarious complications, as ihis "star-studded funcfest plainly roves. With Martha Raye, Bob Hope jetty Grable, Jack Whiting, J. C. Nugent and Clarence Kalb. Booked for the METROPOL-"Wite, Husband and Friend."—Gay and unusual story of a couple of would-be songbirds, the "wife" and "husband" of the title, who go on adoring each Gther—and say it with socks—through WIL sorts of romantic entanglements. With Loretta Young, Warner Baxter, Binnie Barnes, Cesar Romero, George Barbier, ^J. Edward Bromberg and Eugene Pallette. Soon at the GRAND.
"spring Madness"—A gay, glamorous, fast-moving, colourful tale of college love that hits the rocks and then rebounds with hilarious results; the screen version of a highly successful Sage. play. With Maureen O'Sullivan, Lew Ayres, Ruth Hussey, Burgess Meredith, Ann Morriss and Joyce Compton. Coming to the NANKING.
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