Arnold's Top Note For the third production of the "THE "Byyhy eyre bpw has been Pas selected" Ronald- - Mackenzies DIVORCED WIFE Everybody knows the burly Edward $2807 t! seas he committee of the A. D. C.
rather excessively typed by pro-/A hr a senes of DA, oth a (THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN) ud directors. We are so used hange of dier Of num offered inas. Light Opera by LEO FALL g him as the over successful business man who finds in the long much as "Musical Chairs" is a drama Prices from 75 cts. to $3 run that success in business is but exceedingly strong one and ie jin of intense interest the plot being an Booking at Moutrie's and Lyceum dust and ashes, that we can direct contrast to the plays recently hardly imagine him as anything else. Seen congiast 10 the pays 9 thx Just now he is scoring one of his Ya g ds scoring one of it characterization and the strong situa-race petits! tons this play is by no means an LI A S: ament in Capra's ful easy one to produce and the Com-on Take it with mittee has been fortunate in securing the services of Mr. E. C. Gmehlins But Paramount has unexpected in- whose experience in production and tentions in Mr. Arnold's direction. whose many successes are well known There is a rumour of casting him to {10 the local playgoing public. play Caruso in a film based on the "Musical Chairs" will be played on the We story of one of the most famous January 25 26, 27 and 28. rie "Y nae la E Having had a phenomenal showing at its roadshow in Shanghai, the 'The' Good Earth"
Metropol is presenting again this outstanding production, starring Paul The Ritz Brothers are headlined at the Grand Theatre today. In support "Straight, Place and Show" rai pa. i ariete: i pice xt all Italian tenors, Of course it npossit n are Richard Arlen, Ethel Merman, Phyllis Brook, George Barbier, equally impossible for Mr. Arnold.
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