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ROXY.—"Dome Live with Me"—With James Stewart and Iredy Lamarr, They made a "busi UPTOWN.—'A Bi of Divorcement"—With Maureen O'Hara, Adolphe Menjou. Fay Ba and Herbert Mar-Shall Miss O'Hara in an amazing drama of a beautiful girl who dare not marry.
Folies Bergere.""—Starriny ice Chevalier, Merle Oberon ani Ann Southern, this is a gay and scincilating mu steal revue taken the stare of Paris. "with" beadtital d lovely chorines to make entertainment, "Strawberry—Blonde,"—A. ture is rudely jarred when his pal first pinches his ga] and then leaves him to take the knows nothing Cagney, Olivia de Havilland, Ri Featuring Orson Welles, who wrote produced and directed it himself, creating the greatest interest a film ever did in all screen history. Coming to the NANKING. and Jullet"—With Norma er and Leslie Howard. A re-An entertainment even for the ages! Beyond a doubt the greatest thrill ever to come from the screen Coming to the ROXY.
"Artnka."—The romance between a lovely station m; daughter and a Tallway engineer, seen in the everyday ife in the rugged country of present-day Russia. A first-run Soviet film, with "English slides shown. Coming tomorrow to the DOUMER
"Dulcy"—With Ann Hunter away a we disnest doll! A and everything brings to tne tures oí da Rangers Trading their pintos for patrol cars and their six-shooters for guns, the Rangers go "scientific" to catch up with a gang of ultra-modern cattle thieves, in a drama packed with suspense and surprises, With John Howard. Ellen Drew, Akim Tamtroff. May Robson, Broderick Crawford and ar lie we win. Coming to the GRAND.
"The Good Earth."—With Paul Muni and Louise Rainer, Torn from the pages of the greatest novel of our time! Two crowded hours of never-to-be-forgotten dramatic thrills. The thunder of the revolution, the loves and hates, the spectacle and pageant-Ty of the Orient, Coming fo the ROXY.
"Youth Will Be players, Coming ta the GRAND. ton er feat "Power Diye-"—The thrill-packed story of three young aviation enthusiasts who devote their lives to the furtherance of airline progress, plus a charming love With Richard Arlen, Jean Parker, Roger Prior, Helen Mack, Cliff Edwards, Don Castle and Billy Lee. Coming to the NANKING.
"The Lady From Cheyenne."—Comedy. romance, spectacle of love and politics in Old Wyoming. With Frank Li for and a. huge cast Loretta Young Eaward—afonol, Gladys George, Jésste Raluh. Stanley Fields and thirty other featured play. ers. Coming to the NANKING.
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