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LADIES IN LOVE— 20th Century-Fox
EAST MEETS WEST— GB
JANET GAYNOR, Loretta Young, Constance Bennett, Simone Simon with a romance for each, are crowded into a Budapest-set story which somehow stays dull and unmoving despite the best efforts of all of them. Don Ameche, Paul Lukas, Tyrone Power are the men, with Alan Mowbray a quaint addition. Recommended for cast and production.
C^LEYER dialogue, the colorful background of the East Indies and plenty of suspense enhance George Arliss' latest attempts at intrigue. Arliss is simply splendid as the wily potentate who outwits the diplomats of two countries at their own game and upsets his son's romantic interest in the neurotic wife of a ne'er-do-well English officer. The whole cast is swell.
THE PRESIDENT'S MYSTERY — Republic
THREE MEN ON A HORSE — Warners
DRESIDENT ROOSEVELT conceived the idea; Liberty published it. About a lawyer who fakes his own death, to right the wrongs he did in the name of Big Business. The cast, headed by Henry Wilcoxon and Betty Furness make such sincere drama out of this New Deal propaganda that you like the story and disregard the lack of mystery. Recommended.
A RACY, raucous, hilarious comedy with Frank McHugh as a dim-wit who writes verses for Mother's Day cards and picks winning horses on the side. Lured from home by gamblers and Joan Blondell, a blonde vamp, McHugh piles up the laughs while everyone and everything grows sillier by the moment. Guy Kibbee crabs throughout. A chuckle a minute.
ALONG CAME LOVE — Paramount
15 MAIDEN LANE— 20th Century-Fox
Tills Ugh) romantic comedy, with Irene Hervey and Charles Starrett, will please the entire family. It's homey, real and amusing. Concerns a salesgirl's love for her ambitious theater doorman boy-friend, who is studying to be a baby do< tor \n unexpected scandal furnishes a dramatic climax. Irene Franklin and H. B. Warner are fine.
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[CRAPED around the interesting information of how stolen jewels are recut for selling, is an action plot abounding in robberies and murders, with Cesar Romero the coolest crook of all and Claire Trevor, a detective, pretending to be his accomplice. Robert McWade, Lloyd Nolan, Lester Matthew keep the plot moving. Thrills and suspense aplenty