for Ladies and Gentlemen Platinum setters have just arrived from Berlin and Vienna singly difficult to please and that is the reason why possibly a large number of theatre-goers will feel slightly disappointed when seeing "Little Miss Broadway," which opened at the Grand Theatre yesterday.
The child-star who has taken the fancy of the world's cinema enthusiasts in the past few years, has for her present production a huge supporting cast which however is left rather in the back-ground as Shirley Temple sings and dances her way from an orphanage into the happy midst of a large crowd of stage artists and musicians who live in a hotel especially catering for them. Serah Wendling, the proprietress of the building does everything in her power to cause the hotel to be closed and to seemingly destroy the happiness not only of Shirley Temple who has been adopt-
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