Modern Screen (Dec 1931 - Nov 1932 (assorted issues))

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Modern Screen iL YELLOW TICKET She wore the brand of outcast as a badge of courage. Trapped by Russian intrigue, hounded by police, she fought gloriously. For love, shefaced disgrace. ..through love, she won victory. ..Superb drama, superbly acted. Elissa La ndi... exotic, fascinating. Lionel Barrymore... polished, sinister. Laurence Olivier... suave, romantic. A great story of elemental hate and enduring love! OVER TW£ -HILL Gay and tender and deeply moving, it brings a lump to your throat and chases it with a chuckle. A true and heart-stirring tribute to love, brimming with action... And what a cast! James Dunn and Sally Eilers ... first time together since never-to-be-forgotten "Bad Girl." Mae Marsh. ..idol of the silent days, and the grandest bunch of kids you ever laughed yourself weak over!