AMUSEMENTS
Amusement The Week On Stage By Joseph T. Shipley THE GOOD OLD DAYS I. The days that used to be are recalled by Mrs. Plske, in her revival of "Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh," a: the Klaw Theatre. In...
...Certainly, you want to make your life as pleasant and happy as you can...
...it is lessviolent melodrama, slightly more sentimental (if that be possible...
...April 21, at 62 East 106:h street...
...Think of being the daughter of an Indian medicine man!—especially one who has made a fortune at it...
...Santley's reason for spuming this offer is that the Paramount people hold him under contract as a director of singing and talking pictures, his most recent directorial effort being " i he Cocoanuts" starring the Four Marx Brothers, shortly to be seen m a Broadway theatre...
...played by Joseph Lertora, connives at an uprising of .he students during which the' prince is captured, but all comes out happily at the end—to everyone's delightful surprise...
...At the end of the month...
...Though our private opinion is that the best thing Floyd ever did, offstage, is his study of adults and education, in the took "Were You Ever a Child'"> j This being Actors" National Jubilee Week (Just why we haven't been able to discover, nor Is this a season for undue rejoicing among actors...
...of course, Harpo Marx, to their proeram at the Palace...
...On Monday night it will open for an extended engagement at the Shubert Dercit Opera House in Detroit...
...He wants to read and understand the great philosophers, the beautiful poets, the delightful novelists...
...at 219 Sackir.an street...
...est the 9 o'clock Open Forum, George Gordon Battle will .speak on "Can the Working Man Obtain Justice in the Courts of New York...
...He was in the enemies' UrrUory...
...Opposite Bartheimess.- Betty Compson, last seen with him in "Scarlet Seas,' p-Eys the leading feminine leadThe personal appeal ance at every performance of "The Rainbow Man," of Eddie Dowllng...
...Let us think only of ourselves...
...Before the first actor had a chance to speak at curtain rise, the hoots and cheers, the gratuitious advice, the piebald and ribald bellowed banter, announced that the world had ccme to make itself the show...
...In this Sim, a thllllng climax is achieved amen a Russian submarine sinks to tne^hottom of the sea in a dirrster somewhat similar to that c." the £>4...
...In the inimitable naturalness of Mrs...
...mmspl Young men and women, your country needs you to bend your energies and the ecstacy of your quickened souls to the uplifting of humanity and the establishment of a civilization which will be a credit and not a disgrace to humanity!—Arthur Ponsonby...
...to realize that it is only in a society that is aimed at production for use instead of for profit, a society in which waste has ben largely eliminated, a society in which there are no classes or exploitation, a society in which machine is the slave of Man...
...The programs each contain a symphony, a fantasy and a folk scene: the first three nights, Richard Strauss' "Ein Heldenleben" leads: the last two will feature Ernest Bloch's "Israel," repeated from last vear...
...so that this deft play of Drinkwater's at the Booth here, is now running in four cities in three countries...
...Sunday, April 21...
...Seymour Goodman, 582 West 183rd street...
...The following Sunday night...
...Glenn Hunter and Charles Ruggles help to explain why...
...The City Office has taken a large bloc of tickets to the spring dance and entertainment being given in the Debs Auditorium, 7 East 15 th street on Saturday evening, April 27...
...The odd part of the story is that it deserves the run...
...Such a society would be Socialism...
...There are certain general things that Man needs to make life pleasant...
...It is difficult to know where to draw the line between appreciative merriment and mere noisy interruption which spoils the enjoyment of the audience as a whole and is embarrassing to the actors...
...than was the bicycler who looped the loop when that was the season's ¦ dare-devil novelty...
...Christina...
...Alibi," a United Artists Picture, is on view twice daily at the 44th Street Theatre...
...Alas...
...ZiegfeW, whose "Show Boat" closes early in May...
...presented by William Fox and produced in the usual lavish manner of that distinguished house of motion picture art, is one of the best-loved pictures now on Broadway...
...The Captive Woman" is continuing its successful run at the Central Theatre, Broadway and 47th street...
...Bensonhurst...
...sung by Joseph Tcner and Ensemble cf Students, and "There's Love in the Heart I Hold...
...Brooklyn, will hear a talk on "Consumers Co-cperaticn" given by Comrade Dancis...
...Samuel Earon announces two films of importance vrill be presented by the St...
...April 22 and 23, another double feature program will consist of "Synthetic Sin," with Colleen Moore and Antonio Moreno, and "Tide of the Empire," with Renee Adoree...
...Laura La Plan te and Joseph Schildkraut enact the roles of Magnolia and Ravenal, Miss Ferber's heroine and hero respectively...
...At the regular joint meeting of the Bron:: Yicsel Circles beir...
...The news trickled through the world of intelligence and good taste, that this play of^Dlon Boucicault's was being exquisitely done, with a most subtle emphasis of the over-melodramatic that made it absurdly yet deliciously ludicrous...
...Showboat'" was a year in the making...
...Your healthy beating heart —not your weak and shattered nerves...
...Your full strength —not your crippled body...
...Louis P. Ccldberg will speak on "The Menace of the Injunction—and How to Co;rte,t It" Circle Si...
...in which he is _csn and heard in talking, singing and playing roles, will be p.-.«ented for the first time at popular prices at "The House of Talkies...
...The human who (like She breakfast foodi is shot fom a gun is no more exciting (how could he be...
...Broadway heard of the great success across the water...
...Nancy Dover, Julia Swavne Gordon and Eddie Phillips...
...N. Y. c Circle 2 Jrs...
...8:30 P. M., Labor Temple Forum is given over to the Paxton Hibben Committee for "The Paxton Hibben Memorial Service...
...Your active spirit —not your shell-shocked mind...
...No matter how long he may look for an answer, he can find nothing better than this—with the aid of others like himself be can work during some small part of his free time for securing of more leisure...
...alas, this time must be devoted to work, and during those hours that remain free to him after his day's labor, he is too tired to read, and his mind cannot listen to music except lullabies to put him to sleep...
...Executive Secretary New York Urban League, will speak at the Hubert Harrison Memoria' Church, 149 West 136th street (Comrade Ethelred Brown, leader), at 3:30 o'clock...
...Of course, there are lots of students who sing about seidels and beer, and very good ringing it is too, even though the Professor of Music has the literary name of Carl Van Dorn...
...Joseph M. Schenck has spared no time, money cr human material in making of "Alibi" a picture that compels interest every moment of its showing...
...At the Labor Temple Activities at Labor Temple...
...that ought to he fun, too...
...is centering his attention dike so many more New Yorkers) on "Whoopee," at the New Amsterdam...
...In this play, society is the chief concern, that older American social level which was based upon and determined by one's ancestors, by what used to be known as "blue blocd...
...star tf the picture, is delighting the huge audiences which have been packing the S«lwyn Theatre, in West 42d street...
...The play, which had a long journey to reach the stage, will probably have an even longer one before it gets off...
...For some time this continued' the hero was warned not to enter the cave where the kidnappers awaited him...
...They hired a theatre In Hoboken, advertised "the" last 'seacoast of Bohemia," and produced (ultimately) "After Dark...
...State Cost»aek Bill Loses in W(| Springfield, 111.—The State S«i»>-J rejected the Dunlap Cossack WB WH of 35 to 8. organized labor sg*«**5 over this vicious proposal...
...Ours is the spirit of "individualism...
...The Jitney Players continue Sheridan's "A Trip to Scarborough" at the Provincetown another week, before they make their own trip to the provinces...
...Corrrade Sh-Jtter...
...High...
...It is called a thrilling, talking picture...
...At the Rial to Theatre, the glorious Miss Clara Bow is tickling huge audiences dally and nightly with her performance in "The Wild Party...
...but anyway) at the Palace Theatre, in addition to Ada May and the Four Marx Brothers, there is a shifting group of guest stars...
...Tickets are 75 cents...
...Cnly in this case the Prince marries the blonde and lovely lady of his choice, the daughter of the Purveyor of Umbrellas and Sunshades to the Emperor...
...vniir mrtin...
...Primitive Households...
...A Welcome Letter I am following out the Injunction of Comrade Claes=ens at the last Annual City Convention of the Y. P. S. L. He told us that there should be a Yipsel group wherever a party branch is located...
...Where then can he go—what then can he do—for culture...
...Animals, freaks, and stunts, are the three-fold eternal appeal the circus offers, always "more startling, more magnificent than ever...
...Warner Brothers' Vitaphene production...
...Page Commissioner Whalen" was one of the suavest bits of free counsel: but the strain of continuing to be witty told after a time, and the audience subsided...
...The surrounding program at the Playhouse will however be changed...
...Your Country Needs You...
...Your living self —not...
...The Black Crook" opened at the Lyric Theatre, Hoboken, a block nearer the New York tubes than "After Dark...
...Lavendar spoke on H. G. Well's essay on "Labor's Future...
...4 P. M„ 1167 Boston road...
...Another play of Dion Boucicault's...
...The Divine Lady" is settled down at Warner Brothers Theatre for a solid run...
...The Marx Brothers, fresh from cracking cocoa and other nuts, on stage and screen, are adding the bridge scene from "Animal Crackers," and a harp specialty by...
...The music throughout is above the averr.~r...
...Eddie Cantor, in addition to starring, is manager of the "Whoopee" baseball team, which issues a general challenge to other actor-teams...
...E. C. "What a relief it would be from the old line papers it we had a daUy with the character of The New Leader...
...M. P. Reprinted from the Harvard Progressive, Edited and Published by the Harvard University Socialist Club...
...3m The bill has been urged atdwBB isla'ure since 1916 by large corp*S terests that profess an unusattf*^ in farmers...
...for in this rather clever piece the imposter continues to impose, and the sweet heroine marries into society despite her revelation of her lowly birth...
...Officers were elected on Friday evening...
...Monday and Tuesday...
...The program, though mainly new to New Yorkers, includes the popular sons of the "Volga Boatmen...
...this is Hoboken...
...7:15 P. M., Dr...
...Your country needs you —alive and not dead...
...It is an intimate revue of pleasing prospect...
...Comrade Cohen will discuss "Wealth Concentration and the Disappearance of the Middle Class...
...the man In the lobby who looks like a composite picture of Augustin Daly, and the villain of his mellowdrama, and the hawkers of peanuts and songbooks, cannot take the place of the spontaneous amusement of the players, and the genufne relaxation of the audience, across the water...
...It is true, this drama has an unhappier ending than "After Dark...
...With the co-operation of Mandel Freed, I am trying to organize a circle there...
...April 20, and 21...
...Romans and Egyptians...
...Spring is here...
...The audience began the evening by behaving just as a class of college children, released from restraint by the presence of an inexperienced substitute teacher...
...But good manners are to be exacted only on Broadway...
...It is in its second month at the Winter Garden here, where it continues to establish record business, and is playing in Chicago and Philadelphia, where it is atracting the same extraordinary business that New York is according is The picture is one of the biggest film hits that London has ever had...
...Sunday evening, 21st instant, on "The Economic and Social Life ol Harlem...
...The days that used to be, and still are...
...To devote his energies to culture, he must have leisure to do so...
...Tell me, then—whet do you want...
...Discriminating motion picture-goers have written Eddie Dowling's "The Rainbow Man" shown as one of the pictures that marke a milestone in the history of screen art...
...T!drr"md B. Chaffee, on "After Capitalism...
...Comrade Belsky will discuss "Labor and the South" at Circle Six, Brooklyn, Sunday, 8:30 P. M., at 167 Tompkins avenue...
...The two tickets which were offered her were forwarded to her mother...
...by Gladys Easter, are the songs moet likely to be hummed on the way horr.e...
...Solly Ward, wire is Rttusenfcaeh...
...The Bowery is still Manhattan, and New York is circumspect even its misbehavior...
...On Sunday evening...
...All members having admission tickets to the Youth Rally being held at the address of 1591 Boston Road, near 174th street, Bronx, tonight at 8 P. M., are urged to attend...
...our love for the ideal— and what are ideals but illusions...
...Eddie Dowling, with Jimmie Hanle at the piano, finds it Impossible to satisfy the audiences who insistently demand more and more of him...
...always ready to sprout forth with new shouts when occasion seemed to offer...
...At Henry Miller's Theatre, ¦ "Journey's End," has still a leng way to go before it reaches its journey's end...
...and the entire company helps maintain the light touch the evening requires...
...Sunday...
...May 4. at 7 East loth street...
...Ml...
...And that opus is none other than the much-talked of "Alibi...
...only the superiority our age finds in contemplating the crudity of its ancestors (and the success of current Hoboken ventures) leads to the resuscitation of such a bald melodrama...
...Broadway is still in the district wrierc one watches one's neighbors, where one wears one's inhibitions on one's sleeve, where one behaves as much like a gentleman as one can manage...
...O. F. Beck on "Psychological Drama (Goethe's Tasso...
...What makes the play carry, of course...
...He wants above all as much culture as he can have...
...Gertrude Lang is Vita, the belle of the university town who wins the prince away from the jealous Comtesse Ols?., played by Gladys Baxter...
...popular musical comedy favorite — now under contract to Paramount Pictures Corpora-tion cs a "talkie" director, has turned down a handsome offer under the terms of which he and his lovely t cam-mate were proferred the principcl roles in a musical comedy to be presented in the fall...
...Entering the spirit of the evening:, they hissed the villain, tossed coins to the entr' acte singers, stamped and shouted and catcalled at appropriate moments, and had a hilarious, atavistic time, half-returning to the primordial days of sixty years ago...
...And over to Hoboken lovers of good things went...
...Speaking of "Spring Is Here," that "musical corredy of youth" runs along at the Alvin with houses as crowded as the baseball parks will be at the time cf the big games...
...What...
...This came as a complete surprise to her followers—who are legion, but it is nevertheless the truth...
...This circle is also holding a "Spring Carnival and Plantation Dance" Saturday evening...
...April 19...
...Comrade Wacks will discuss "Concentration in Industry...
...Johns...
...But...
...The sheer beauty of the much-loved Corinne Griffith and the general excellence of the production make the picture one that should go on your "must-see-lt" list...
...Let us practice this rugged individualism of which we boast so much...
...The role of Cap n Andy is entrusted to Otis Harlan...
...Jack Sktirnlck...
...Brooklyn, is now holding regular educational meetings every Friday...
...The vocal sequences that accompany the picture are technically all that can be desired and artistically superb...
...Morris Gest, whose recent activities include the importation of the Passion Play, coming this month-end to the Hippodrome, and the sponsoring of the Spring Shakespeare Festival in several cities, has brought the Russian Royal Choir to this country, for a first, concert at Carnegie Hail tonight (April 191...
...There is an unusual addition in the Smith String Orchestra...
...Augustin Daly's melodrama that...
...It is all of that, with many unexpected thrills which is giving high praise to a picture or play which boasts of being a thriller...
...HIXSTOX DANCIi, EDITOR Published Every Week by The New Leader for the Young Peoples Socialist League The Necessity for Socialism Socialists have generally appealed to our emotions—our love of truth, justice and humanity...
...embracing all of Washington Heights, has a party branch...
...This piece has no retained cleverness to recommend it...
...Circle Four...
...Flake's performance, excellent acting with which we have all been long familiar...
...name'y "Shiraz," the bee.utiful Hindu film wit.i the same cast that played in "The Light of Asia," and a silent version of "Irterference," with Evelyn Brent, Doris Kenyon, William Powell and Clive Brook...
...come best to us in that American institution, the Circus...
...can he...
...Beautiful illusions, it is true, that uplift the spirit as a religion would...
...Rugged individualism, forever...
...In place of other attractions now on the program...
...fe IT" T^ERT ML" SIC ALE "Mu-eic in May," at the Casino, is an cpeicr.a of "Th: Student Frince" variety...
...And New York had heard, by this time, of "Morley, Throckmorton, Milliken, Gribble," the refrain for which a dozen columnists have not dared offer riming...
...God save their women...
...And if he frees himself from the machine and refuse to work—he will soon feel the pangs of hunger and be unprotected from the inclemencies of the weather...
...Edna Ferber, whose song of showboat life on the Mississippi River has been immortalized, first as a Ziegfeid musical production, and new as a movietoned picture, was not present on the occasion of the New York premiere of Universale photo-dramatization of her celebrated novel, Wednesday evening, April 17...
...Emily Fitzroy Js Parthy...
...three, and children of all ages are equally reluctant when it is time to visit the egress...
...Mays and Players "The Little Show" comes from Atlantic City to the Music Box Theatre, next Tuesday...
...His eyes are too weak to see any movies—except diverting comedies and acrobatics...
...Those who have been giving the Hoboken group the lincerest flattery more probably start with the thought: "Why should these amateurs be grabbing all the* dough...
...April 21...
...This is composed of eighteen young women who provide some exeellent instrumental music...
...It was withdrawn the same week...
...Janet Gaynor Is becoming an institution in herself...
...and not as at present, a society wherein the machine is employed in the restruction cf Man...
...Although millionaires of a single generation's flowering had not yet broken through, they were near enough "the upper crust" to have the influence of "democracy" felt...
...The Path* Sound and International Newsreels will complete the screen entertainment...
...Dlayed about a dozen selev.ions which the entire membership enjoyed...
...he wants to study the sciences...
...has opene<l in Paris...
...Note—This article is interesting, but would not appeal to many of those aimed at...
...But we in America are practical and self-centred...
...High...
...Among the pleasing runs of the season is that of "Little Accident," the social comedy by Floyd Dell, whom our readers are glad to see transferring to the stage his success in other fields...
...The "Octoroon,"" was in brief order offered to a supposedly eager world...
...Articles dealing with the attraction of Socialism for the average American individualist should obviously deal with more material considerations or attempt to demonstrate to such the efficacy and value of accepting our viewpoint...
...He is a slave of the machine and is not free to think...
...Ceorge Playhouse...
...While the group over the river, however, said: "Wouldn't it be fun to produce one of our fathers' howlers...
...and when"*that went across, added: "Let's try one of the old-time musical pieces...
...Organization Activities The Milwaukee Yipsels are actively conducting a membership drive during April and May, according to a report in the Milwaukee Leader...
...Hubert, by reason of his official position, is fully qualified to deal with this important question, therefore his lecture will be both instructive and interesting *o all students of economics and scc.ciogy who are especially invited...
...Ever since Barium & Bailey combined with Ring ling Brothers, the stupendous size of the show has defied (or outspaced) description...
...Santley has alio contracted with Pcrarrcr.n: for the reproduction in sound and dialogue of scvarr.l tabloid musical corr-oics which he and his wife, Miss Sawyer, enacted c;i the vaudeville state...
...Harrison Memorial Church Mr...
...Fa'ccnnetU, whose performance in "The Passion of Joan of Arc," French film at the Little Carnegie Playhouse, is heralded as a remarkable piece of dramatic art...
...But, how are you to obtain - this thing called happiness...
...Alibi" was made by Roland West...
...the Worrell Sisters produced in 1867, now at Pay's Bowery Theatre, two blocks from the locale of its early action...
...the Mark Strand Theatre, beginning Saturday...
...Meanwhile, Edward G. Robinson continues to prove, In the star role, that he is not only one of our most intelligent actors, but among pur most versatile...
...We have no time to waste on such impossible ideals as socialism...
...Tickets should be obtained immediately from the appropriate circle officer or directly from the league office...
...FILMS: Silent and Sound "Noah's Ark...
...General discussion will follow rh«<> tilled Circle Two...
...Unto Your Heart," sung by Gertrude and Bartleit Simmons, "High...
...8:30 P. M., at 1934 63rd street...
...Ed...
...persons from the visiting English critic through Heywood Brown to professors of —not pinochle—philology, have commented on the title...
...The Chester Hale Girls dance with their usual agile grace in sucli springlike frocks that May seems really here...
...April 21, at 7:30 P. M...
...Two cf the most popular leading men in pictures play with Miss LaPlante, [Huntley Gordon and John Bole...
...ON RESTRAINT—And HOBOKEN «P|NCE upon a time a few men had an ^ ingenious idea...
...The Sovidno picture, "Prisoners of the Sea," which, was produced in co-operation with the Soviet navy as a sister picture to "Potemkin" remains for a second v/eek at the Fifth Avenue Playhouse...
...A neat looking, person behind me, a prosperous business man, clearly, behaved as he wculd have been ashamed to act without a sense that the bars had been let down...
...held on Sunday...
...Agnes Morgan is again doing the book and lyrics...
...Or, he wants to understand and appreciate great works of music, art and sculpture...
...Is being seen and heard twice dally at the Gaiety Theatre, 46th street west of Broadway...
...starring Dolores Costello and directed by Michael Curtiz, is now playing in five big cities, having opened Monday in Boston at the Majestic Theatre...
...Richard Bar:helrrr»s in his la'ert success "Weary River...
...The Neighborhood Playhouse, which has been significant in our theatrical history, is concentrating (it emphasizes temporarily) on symphonic drama, and will give five performances with the Cleveland Orchestra beginning April 26 at the Manhattan Opera Hcuse...
...1591 Bcsion road, near East 172d street on Srnday evening, April 21...
...Street Angel" and "Sunrise" are now considered but stepping stones on the road to fame which she has apparently achieved in "Christina...
...Othec members of the cast include Jane Winton...
...From pop corn to pop guns the show constantly changes—yet is ever the same...
...Or, he wants to see the great dramas, to witnes both good and mediocre movies...
...A member stated that there will be another middle age like that of after the Greeks...
...Joseph Santley...
...Bird In Hand" moves to the Morosco, to accommodate "The Grand Street...
...Barclett Simmons is the Prince, who not only sings with a most pleasing voice and manner tut looks like someone you'd really like to know...
...and it prove* to be such sound theatrical material that some in the audience took it seriously and did not remain dry-eyed...
...An initial meeting will be held at the earliest possible date...
...But the lull came...
...Bird in Hand...
...Only now, what with our general srowth,' the circus offers five rings instead of...
...And by culture I mean pleasures of the mind...
...The program for Wednesday and Thursday April 24 and 23...
...James H. Hubert...
...But the chief reason for its failure was that it was produced on Broadway...
...Our harmonia soloist...
...Baron Metternirh...
...half-laughing at those days and at themselves, j But the news spread...
...It was directed with dialogue and sound by Wesley Ruggles...
...1929, 5 P. M.—Dr...
...The definitions of "Kibitser," which runs its merry way at the Royale Theatre/ continue swarming in: a complete volume of wlsesaws and old instances might be gathered...
...The result is that all the elaborateness of revival, the old bar next the theatre restored to olden vigor (in all but alcoholic content and price...
...iMcrtcn Salzberg, Brooklyn...
...The second chapter was discussed by the entire membership...
...titled "The King of the Campus" will have its premiere in New York from the screen of the Colony...
...The days that used to be are shouted back to us in "Under the Gaslight...
...The first sound and dialogue version of Carl Laemmle, Jr.'s "The Collegians...
...Manhattan", has been making an intensive study cf Socialism, using the study course outlined in these columns a few vreeks ago...
...a Ufa novelty, and "The Painted World,'' with Anita Stewart, will be shown...
...That is, to give a fraction of the little time he has for his cultural development to secure more leisure and greater wealth here and now—and to use as tools—the only tools he has access to —the labor union and the labor party...
...include "Street Angel," with Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell and a Universal comedy "Anybody Here Seen Kellv...
...Swiftly the catch-penny minds set to work...
...Helen Arthur is once more general director of the production...
...Fine...
...Organization Education Solidarity* FREE YOUTH Young People's Socialist League 21 E«sex Street, Ccslon, Mass...
...Brooklyn, had a full membership meeting which decided to get ten pamphlets for discussion on Chasi's "Challenge of Waste...
...The 22d and 23d A. D...
...Stella Mayhew makes good company for her, as the mother who cannot be bred to society's liking...
...I wish that all those interested and residing in the vicinity would communicate with me...
...Follies," which are bringing many of their old favorites to us again...
...Saturday and Sunday...
...The Civic Repertory Tneatre, now closing its season in New York, announces that Jacob Ben-Ami will be one of its permanent company when it returns in the fall...
...It is only fh such a society that Man may hope to find greater leisure, more culture, and more happiness...
...but The Madison Square Garden these days holds as much allure as the,-field of old Iowa where I once carried pails of water to the elephants all morning, so that I might watch the freaks and acrobats through the afternoon...
...Purveyor cf Umbrellas and Sunshades to the Emperor, supplies the burner with an accen* like unto Weber and Fields with a dash of Feitelbaum...
...Laura Let Plant?, Universal star, will be the feature attraction at the Colony Theatre in her latest picture titled "ScandaV This is an adaptation by Paul Schofleld of the magazine story "The Haunted Lady," by Adela Rogers St...
...The Bronx Free FeuowsH;* "Humanism" will be the topic: of the Rev, Leon Rosser Land's address at the 8 o'clock Fellowship Service at the weekly meeting of the Bronx Free Frllov;ship at Azure Masonic Temple...
...You don't need any alibi for seeing one picture that is gracing the screen on Broadway in these days of superlative pictures...
...So runs part of a plea the theatre passes out with the programs, appealing to the patrons' "sense of fair play to control their sense of participation within the limits of good manners...
Vol. 8 • April 1929 • No. 14
