CATHAY.—"Youth of.the Poet"—Made last year in Soviet Russia, this flm marks the Pushkin Centenary, dealing with episodes of his life.—(to-night).—"The Green Pastures,"—Something totally different in films! The play that 2,000,000 people paid G.$5,000,000 to see is now the most stupendous of moving pictures! The story of Genesis as seen through the reverent eyes of a simple-minded, negro. With a negro cast of many thousands, including Rex Ingram as "De Lawd," the role he immortalized upon the stage.
NANKING,—"The- Women Men Marry."—Starring George Murphy and Josephine Hutchison in a story of newspaper reporters who expose a fake cult of mystics. The cast includes Claire Dodd. Sidney Black-mer, Cliff Edwards, John Wray and, Peggy Ryan. Reviewed elsewhere.
GRAND.—"Fit For a King."—All the King's horses and all the King's men cannot stop Joe E. Brown as he rides to the rescue of his princess in the most hilarious and thrill-packed tale of a mythical kingdom that ever struck celluloid, With Joe E. Brown, Helen Mack, Paul Kelly Harry Davenport, Halliwell Hobbes, and John Qualen. Reviewed elsewhere, CAPITOL.—"That Certain Woman."—
Bette Davis, Ian Hunter and Henry Fonda, supported by Anita Louise, Donald Crisp, Mary Philips and Herbert Rawlinson. Opens to-day.
RIALTO.—"Gocd Old Soak"—The story of an old soak, a lovable but shiftless rogue who is a sore trial to his family. Played by Wallace Beery, the supporting cast includes Una Merkel, Ted Healy, Eric Linden, Janet Beecher, Betty Furness, Judith Barrett and Robert McWade.
METROPOL.—"There Goes the Groom."—Loss of memory, that emiction known to medicine as amnesia, plays an important part in this romantic comedy which stars, Ann, Sothern, Burgess Meredith and Mary Boland. Reviewed elsewhere,
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