"Peter the Great.'—Brilliant and spectacular screen realization of Tolstoís gripping- story of the greatest of the Czars. Gold medal picture of the Paris Exposition. With a huge cast headed by Nikolai Simonov as Peter and Alla Tarasova as the serving maid who became his empress. The rest of the cast includes Mikolai Cherkassov, M. Zharov and №. Tarkhanov. Soon at the CATHAY.
"Having a Wonderful Time."—The mishaps of two young lovers on vacation provided the story of the year's funniest stage comedy, which has now been made into an even more hilarious picture. With Ginger Rogers Douglas Fairbanks, Peggy Conklin, Lucille Ball, Lee Bowman, Richard Skelton, Ann Miller and Donald Meek. Coming to the GRAND.
"The Devil DolL"—Back from a living death at Devil's Island, Paul Lavond plans a revenge surpassing that of Monte Cristo in the weirdest thriller ever to reach the screen With Lionel Barrymore, Maureen O'Sullivan, Frank Lawton, Robert Greig, and Henry B. Walthall. Soon at the METROPOL.
"Paradise for Two."—Alexander Korda's first musicale—with rica Ellis and Jack Hurlburt stai red—directed by Thornton Free-land. On Wednesday at the CAPITOL.
Gateway."—A thrilling drama of all sorts and conditions of men, caught in the human wave beating against Ellis Island, Gateway to the Land of the Free! The cast includes Don Ameche, Arleen Whalen, Binnie Barnes, Gregory Ratoff, Gilbert Roland, Raymond Walburn and John Carradine. Coming to the "The Valley of the Giants.'—Romance, comedy and authentic thrills in Peter B. Kyne's story of the Might for the forest empire of California. Entirely filmed in technicolour, with Wayne Morris. Claire Trevor, Frank McHugh, Alan Hale, Donald Crisp, Charles Bick-ford, John Litel, Jack LaRue, Dich Purecell El Brendel and Russell Simpson. Soon at the GRAND. "Seerets of an Actress."—A galmourous drama of the stage, featuring a love tangle with a Gordian knot. It is announced as Kay Franci; farewell to the screen and ce-stars with her George Brent and Ian Hunter, There is a fine supporting east headed by Isabel Jeans, Penny Singleton, Donnie Moore and Herbert Rawlinson. Coming to the CATHAY.
"Breaking the Tee."—Genuinely human in theme, richly enhanced by homely humour, and with an ice carnival as its showpiece, this is Bobby's most pretentious picture. Starring Bobby Breen, with Charlie Ruggles, Dolores Costello, Robert Barrat, Dorothy Peterson and Charlie Murray in support.
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