"The Woman Alone."—With Sylvia Sidney, Oscar Homolka. John Loder gnd Desmond Tester. Joseph Conrad's powerful and gripping fate of anarchists at work in central London and of a woman caught in their web of terror. Coming next to the GRAND.
"Topper."—Constance Bennêtt is coupled with Cary Grant to form the ce-starring sweethearts who pursue a madcap series of hilarious adventures. The supporting cast includes Roland Young, Billie Burke, Alan Mowbray, Eugene Pallette, Arthur Lake, and Hedda Hopper. Coming to the NANKING.
"She"—Rider Haggard's famous romance of "She Who Must be Obeyed," the woman who had conquered time, brought to the screen with all the splendour, spectacle and fantasy of the original story. With' a cast of many thousands, headed by Randolph ceti, Helen Mack, Helen Gahagan, Nigel Bruce, Ta more, Gustav von Beyfferi jumsden. Hare. Coming
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Broadway Melody of 1938,—With Eleanor Powell and Robert Taylor ce-starred and with its giant cast including such celebrities of the stage, screen and radio world as George Murphy, Binnie Barnes. Buddy Ebsen, Sophie Tucker and Judy Garland. Roy Del Ruth who was behind the making of such earlier musical film hits as "Broadway Melody of 1936," "Gold-diggers" and "Born To Dance," directed the film. Coming to the NANKING.
You Can't Have Everything."—With an all-star cast including Alice Faye, Don Ameche, the Ritz Brothers, Charles Winninger, Louise Hoviek and Tony Martin, this musi-cole comes next to the CAPITOL, Eina and giddy gaiety hits New; oms on Broadway,"—A rodeo of
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bubbles over with laughs, love and merry of cheating cheaters song hits, With Edward Arnold, Shirley Ross, John Trent, Rufe Davis, Weber and Fields, Coming to the CATHAY. ign. Flyers."—Coming suddenly into the possession of a package of jewels may be good or bad luck, just as you chance to view it. That's what happens to two erratic aviators in this latest Wheeler and Woolsey comedy, and the comíe complica-/Aions loom still larger, when they axe hired as detectives by the owner of the looted gems. Supported by Lupe Velez and Marjorie Lord. A METROPOL booking.
"The Prisoner of Zenda, greatest love stories of times is dramatically interwoven with desperate adventure and inirigue. This picture features those incomparable lovers, Ronald Coll-man and Madeliene Carroll, with Dsuglas Fairbanks, jun., in. the role of the fighting daredevil, Rupert of Hentzau. The notable supporting cast includes Mary Astor, C. Aubrey Smith, Raymond Massey and David Niven. Coming to the NANKING.
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