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HERE ARE ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS FOR BIG BOX-OFFICE RETURNS!! RONALD COLMAN The Screen’s Most Romantic Actor in “BULLDOG DRUMMOND” Samuel Goldwyn’s great presentation, which has scored sensational runs here and abroad. One of the most stupendous ALL- TALKING HITS. “THREE LIVE GHOSTS” One of the great stage comedy successes, now a thrilling, mystery com¬ edy. All - Talking with Claud Allister, Joan Ben¬ nett, Robert Montgomery, Charles McNaughton. Di¬ rected by Thornton Free¬ land. Presented by Joseph M. Schenck. HERBERT BRENON the man who gave you “Sorrell 4c Son,” now produces his greatest picture “LUMMOX” All-Talking. Fannie Hurst’s best seller with Winifred Westover, Ben Lyon, Wil¬ liam Collier, Jr., Myrtle Stedman, Edna Murphy. Presented by Joseph M. Schenck. DOLORES DEL RIO in the biggest picture of her career, “EVANGELINE” The greatest epic in ten years. An Edwin Carewe masterpiece. A record breaker wherever it play3. A serial picture in which Miss Del Rio sings three times. NORMA TALMADGE Heard for the first time in an ALL-TALKING screen version of the stage success “NEW YORK NIGHTS” with Gilbert Roland. Directed by Lewis Milestone. Another tremendous box-office picture. Presented by Jos. M. Schenck. FANNIE BRICE the popular internationally known stage comedienne, in an All-Singing, All-Talking picture adapted from Joseph Jackson’s story the “Champ.” “IT’S A PLEASURE” with Robert Armstrong and Harry Green. Directed by Thornton Freeland. Presented by Joseph M. Schenck. RONALD COLMAN in his greatest picture “CONDEMNED” All-Talking. From “Con¬ demned to Devil’s Island,” by Blair Niles. With Ann Harding. Directed by Wes¬ ley Ruggles. Presented by Samuel Goldwyn. “The LOCKED DOOR” Thrilling All-Talking Screen Version of Chan- ning Pollock’s great play, “The Sign on the Door’’ with Rod La Rocque, Bar¬ bara Stanwyck, William Boyd, Betty Bronson. Sure¬ fire, big entertainment for any theatre. Directed by George Fitzmaurice and presented by Joseph M. Schenck. HARRY RICHMAN star of stage (George White’s Scandals), in an ALL-SING¬ ING, DANCING, TALKING story, by Irving Berlin. “BROADWAY VAGABOND” for which Irving Berlin has written 8 new songs. Presented by Joseph M. Schenck. GLORIA SWANSON in her first ALL-TALKING picture “The TRESPASSER” with Robert Ames. Written and directed by Edmund G o u 1 d i n g , who wrote "Broadway Melody.” Her singing is a sensation. Pre¬ sented by Joseph P. Ken¬ nedy. “HELL HARBOR” Henry King’s All-Talking melo¬ dramatic sensation, featuring LUPE VELEZ The cast includes Jean Her- sholt, John Holland and A1 St. John. A romantic drama of the South Seas which is box- office for any theatre. Present¬ ed by Inspiration Pictures, Inc. CONSTANCE TALMADGE in her finest picture “VENUS” from the novel by Jean Vig- naud. Synchronized Production. A gorgeous and gripping drama that carries one through France and Italy to the deserts of Africa. A Louis Mercanton Production The very finest in screen entertainment, whether it be silent, 100% talking, singing and dancing or a dialog film UNITED ARTISTS PICTURES T )