"Meet the Missus"—Halled as the funniest picture of the year, this film am the uproarious difbowug a toga bee p former's passion for eum.
vi Moore are wi contests wins her"national mecognition as one of the country's lead ing housewives. Anne Shirley and] Alan are featured, including William Brisbane and Frank M. Thomas, Next at the NANKING. "Wake Up and Live.'—With Walter. Winchell, Ben Bernie, Alice Faye, Patsy Kelly, Ned Sparks and. Jack Haley. America's leading stioqper and the old Maestro continue on the screen the feud they have} hitherto conducted over the air, Songs, dances, wisecracks round. ow a swell show. -Next week-end at the GRAND.
"Marry We Girl"—Hugh Herbert heads a cast of "lunatics" including Mary Boland, Frank McHugh, Alan Mowbray, Frank McConnell, Allen Jenkins and Carol Hughes, in a riotous tale of big business that nearly lands the entire cast in the mad house. Coming next to ihe CATHAY.
"Breezing Home."—Featuring William Gargan, Binnie Barnes and Wendy Barrie. Many scenes of the comedy-drama were filmed at the Santa Anita track, providing stirring action as a background for ihe streamlined movie. Other prominent players include Alan Baxter, Raymond Walburn, Alma Kruger and Michael Lbring. Coming to the Oh.
"The Singing Marine."—Return of Warner Bros great musical hit. Starring Dick Powell, Weston, Lee Dixon, Hugh Herbert, Jane Darwell, Allen Jenkins, Coming to the GRAND.
"Dance, Charlie, Dance,"—Stuart Erwin, Glenda Farrell, Jean Muir, Allen Jenkins and Tommy Wonder, famous tap dancer, in the tale of a country boy who went to town with a bank roll. Coming to the CATHAY.
"Artists and Models."—Paramount's ion dollar musicale, with Jack Benny, Ida Lupino, Richard Arlen, Gail Patrick, Ben Blue, Hedda Hopper, the Yacht Club Boys, Andre Kostelanetz and his orches! Coming to the GRAND.
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