Wayne Morris and Jack LaRue come soon to the Grand. that Walter Cameron will appear in the current Carole Lombard-James Stewart production, "Made for Each Other" Mr. Cameron, it was explained, played the role of the sheriff-hero in "The Great Train Robbery," produced in 1903—the first movie with a plot: but he hadn't told anybody about it because, he said, "Nobody asked This prototype of the glamour boy had been known locally for the past sixteen years as the proprietor of the Ben Hur Stables, which provide horses for the more virile sequence: in modern films. Some of the less callow inhabitants do-recall the days when he acted with Will Rogers in Samuel Goldwyn pictures eighteen years ago; but the knowledge that he had roots in the dawn-cinema was lost until a Selznick representative made the- discovery and insisted on ing him up.
Music lovers, specially of the piano, have a treat in store on November Last Performance 8 in the Lyceum Theatre at 9 p.m., when Prof. B. Zakharoff and Vladimir Havsky, will present a programme of classical music for two pianos. Most of the selections will be from Arensky and Rachmaninoff.
Booking at the theatre and Moutries. ce a In "Don Quixote" at the Lyceum- on Thursday.
The Russian Light Opera are presenting the final performance of "The Dollar Princess" in the Lyceum Theatre tonight, with Valin, Orlovskaya and Poliakova in the principal roles. Manjelei and Seroff and ballet ded an excellent number in the.second At the Grand Theatre today Arleen Whelan and Don Ameche have the tarring roles, while in support are Binnie Barnes, Gregory Ratoff, Gilbert Roland, Raymond Walburn. John. Carradine and Harry Carey. ava enim "Secrets of an Actress" ances will appear soon at the Cathay ud George Brent. Among the others ud Herbert Rawlinson.
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