Freddy genial manager of. the › which re-opened last ight, Turning to the scattered items not within the immediate purview of the Amateur Cinema League one finds such distinguished productions as those of Dr. James S. Watson, former publisher of the "Dial," and Melville Weber, who together made "Lot in Sodom" and "The Fall of the House of Usher," the latter acclaimed as a far better work {han the professional French version of the same story. Robert Florey won a Hollywood contract on the strength of his "Death of a Hollywood Extra" and Gunther Von Fritsch won similar' entry to sacred precincts by making "Wanted A Master," with Arthur Ornitz, son of the novelist.
Production at the Nanking Theatre finds a good response
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.