"Back in Circulation."—A forthright. vigorous tale of mystery and murder as viewed from the editorial room of a paper that prints all the news no matter whom it hurts. With Pat O'Brien, Joan Blondell, Mar-garer Lindsay. (in the best role she has ever enacted), John Litell, Eddie Acuff, Craig Reynolds, Walter Byron and Regis Toomey. Coming next to the GRAND.
"Wild Money"—When a penny-pinching accountant suddenly finds himself on the spending end of things. he is liable to go off the handle—specially if the mean one in question happens to be Edward Everett Horton. Supporting the star in his mad career are Louise Campbell, Lynne Overman. Porter Hall, Esther Dale and Lucien Littlefield. Coming next to the CATHAY.
"Smiling Through.'—Starring Norma Shearer and Fredric March in a sentimental story of a man. who Amable to forget a tragedy which happened fifty years earlier in life, seekes to gain vengeance by thwarting the son of the man who destroyed his happiness. Soon at the NANKING. ountaim Music."—A fast action, comedy-packed story with a background of melodies singable, swingable, weird and wild. Hill-billes in love and in trouble—mostly the latter. With Bob Burns, Martha Raye, John Howard, Terry Walke" and a large cast of talented variety performers. Coming soon to the CATHAY.
"Married Before Breakfast."—Robert Young and Florence Rice are the principals in the light-hearted. laugh-provoking romantic comedy. Robert Young portrays a happy-go-lucky playboy who tries io find a husband for Miss Rice but in the end decides that he is the best man for the job himself. Coming to the NANKING.
"wild and Woolly."—Jane Withers. Walter Brennan, Pauline Moore. Douglas Fowley. Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer, Jack Sean, Berton Churchill. Robert Wilcox and Douglas Scott. Jane's out where the West begins—only she begins where the West leaves off. Packed with comedy and thrills, it's the little star's fastest, funniest to date. Coming to the GRAND.
"The Man in Blue."—A powerful and inspiring story hate and love; of distrust and suspicion; of faith and redemption. Through this is woven a beautiful romance which makes a man's life worth while again. Robert Wilcox. Nan Grey, Edward Elis. Frank Morgan and Alma Kruger. A NANKING. booking. "phar Certain Woman."—Bette Davis Henry Fonda. Ian Hunter, Anita Louise and Donald Crisp. The tensely thrilling. poignant and powerful tale of a woman's struggle to bury her past and of her battle for the happiness of the man she loves, Surpassing even her performance in "Marked Woman". A
CATHAY booking.
"High, Wide and Handsome."—A hard-fighting, thrill-studded drama of America's first oil boom. with a background of lovely songs by Oscar Hammerstein LI and Jerome Kern. The huge cast is headed by Irene Dunne, Randolph Scott, Dorothy Lamour, Akim Tamiroff, Raymond Walburn. Charles Bick-ford, Ben Blue. Elisabeth Patterson and William Frawlwey. Coming to the GRAND.
"Legion of Terror."—Sensational picture dealing with the activities of the hooded organization. Bruce Cabot, Marguerite Churchill and Crawford Weaver are featured. C.C. Coleman. Jun., directed. Coming to the METROPOL.
"Sing and be Happy."—"Diriy work" in the advertising business forms ihe happy, hilarious framework for another of those popular 20th Century Fox musical romances. With Anthony Martin, Leah Ray, John Davis, Helen Westley, Allan Lane and Dixie Dunbar, Coming to the CATHAY.
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