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THOSE THREE FRENCH GIRLS
( Charm aine , Diane and Marianne )
What a title! . . .What an angle! Three American youths, one a millionaire, the others paupers, leave a trail of glory throughout provincial France, as they proceed to Paris to make good for the three French girls they had met. An irate guardian seeks to subdue the young millionaire. They accuse him of being a lunatic and then complications! Something that will startle even Paris A laugh a minute. Full ot mirth, gusto and hot-blooded romance. A great exploitation picture. Bv Dale Van Every and Arthur Field.
DOING THAT THING
Laughs and Music by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy P'ields who wrote “I Can’t Give You Anything But Love, Baby” and the music of “The Blackbirds.” What a plot! B oss brings shipping clerk to country club. Society adventuress thinks the boy’s a millionaire and marries him. Tells him she took him for his money. Lie confesses he has nomoney. It’s a happiness treat, full of laughs and studded with a dock of gay songs! Wait till they hear “Go Home and Tell Your Mother,” “Doing That Thing,” “Love Magician” and others!
TAMPICO
Joseph Hergesheimer and Bartlett Cormack paint the drama of the Oil Fields in this great play of theirs! Never such a narrative as overpowering as this romance ot an oil baron in Mexico. He is the strong master ot destinies and human souls. Strong — until a beautiful woman without principles crumbles his kingdom. The color, the romance, the intrigue of the oil tields have been re-created for you on the Talking Screen. Watch for “Tampico.”
BALLYHOO
Beth Brown’s best seller novel of circus life. “Ballyhoo.” There have been circus pictures betore. but never has the “behind-the-scenes” oi circus life been exposed so frankly, so realistically, so thrillingly as in “Ballyhoo.” Beth Brown told it all in a novel that reached thousands of excited readers. Now Metro-GoldwynMayer has been privileged to bring this romance of the “Big Top” to you on the Talking Screen.
THE WORLD’S ILLUSION
Jacob Wassermann, Europe’s most gifted writer ot soul themes comes at last to the Talking Screen. What did she seek this beautiful dancer, possessed ot every wealth and luxury, adored by men? A nurning, unquenchable restlessness in her soul sent her across the tace of Europe into strange places and torbidden experiences! A great modern novel, best-seller on two continents,: yields its powertul story to the screen!
THE CRISIS
Winston Churchill’s Civil War Drama will be “The Birth of A Nation” of the Talkies! Look torward to one of the most dramatic and soulsearing productions of all your days (if exhibiting pictures. The throbbing love story of the Southern girl and the Northern boy as told in Winston Churchill’s immortal novel of Civil War days is to be one of the things they’ll wa'tch for on the talking screen this coming season. A truly Big One!
MONSIEUR LE FOX
Of all the dramas that have come out of the great, silent Northwest, there is none to compare with this exciting tale that hammers out thrills like a machine gun! A handsome, reckless payroll robber of the lawless north, an aris
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