GRAND—"Lite Story of Irene and Vernon Castle? Lite story of the famous Gancing partners. who held ballrooms "spellbound in tne days before the Great War, played ey inc logical pair to bring "their romantic careers 1o lite again: With Ginger Rogers, Astaire, Edna May Oliver," Walter Brennan, Lew Fields, Etienne Girardet and Janet Beecher. Opens today. METROPOL.—*A Man to Remember." "The powerfully human story of an oid country doctor noose life is given to tne Service of nis neighbours, and the fight he puts up to save wie Iuni cee jesuit of their own sno E folly. Witn edward Ems, Anne Sni-Jéy, Lee Bowman, William Henry and "Giahviue, Hates. Opens today.
NANKING:—"Idiot's Delight."—Film Version of the famous Puuwer Prise Play whicn takes one from the conciu-Sion of one World War to the begin-of another and nignlgating fhécts upon ihe various cassiaer ers concerned. With Norma Shearer, Clark Ganie, Edward' Arnold, Joseph Schildxraut, Charies Coburn and Bur-ess Meredith. Reviewed elsewhere. entertaining story of a mad-cap society in Who marries to win a bet and then "nds herself stuck wiin a husband Who makes it nis joo to tame her. With Madeleine Carroll. Fred. Mac-Murray Shiny Ro Jessie Rapa; ie water, Allyn Joslyn and Don Alvarado.
PARIS.—"Between Two Women."—A dramatic story concerning a doctor, a nurse and the doctors millionaire Wile. With Virginia Drwce, Francaot Tone and Maureen O'Sullivan.
RIALTO.—Lloyds of London."—Colourful drama of the days of Nelson that traces the rise of the world-famous insurance institution. Wit Maaeieme Carroll, Tyrone Power, Fredole Bar.
mew, C. Aubrey Smith and George Sanders.
CAPITOL—"Her Jungle Love."—A glass merous, sultry story of the Soum Seas ina tne customs bf the people Woo Ray Milland.
re there, Wita Dorouay ratio GOLDEN GATE.—Mystery of the Wax Museum."—A gripping story or a maas man Woo mu asia an Viner 10 display his vicums in a wax-works show. Wita Liniei Atwut ana Fay Wray.
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