The Working Man (Warner Bros.) (1933)

CURRENT PUBLICITY “Working Man” Glorious Entertainment e _ George Arliss Magnificent _ in His Most Human Picture Timely Dramatic Story Presents Arliss In Rare Form | In Role Every Movie Fan Will Adore te de ————— ~ ror of . It's negro ge And own competitor. §— sci pace, Jéhn Adsl decetel, story. Never have we A Treat To Watch and can well be proud of his effort. Arliss to better advantage. Watching Arliss was indeed a| “The Working Man” is ideal enexcepting his exquisite treat, one moment he had the audi-|tertainment for the entire family, or his enormously popular enee in tears, the next he had them|and this reviewer gives the....... Monsire.” The on the edge of their] ......... picture his unqualified enSanne thet tle heard in a motion picture Bette Davis, who starred recently | pathos and drama, with the inimit‘That should give you a fair in “Ex-Lady,” plays the leading fem-|able Arliss flavor throughout. what a inine role opposite Mr. Arliss and| It’s another feather in the cap of gives a delightfully pleasing perfor-| Warner Bros. who have been conmance as the spoiled, fast-living| sistently turning out the best picyoung lady who is set aright by|tures of the year. . Westcott, Theodore Newton ~ 1s. Farrel) MacDonst#—! Catalina Waters During Arliss Film ] Batte Davis does not belong to he Polar Bear Ch and-she has » ingention of joining such an or| ganization, Just the same she took |a long, swim in the icy waters off’ | Cataligm Island. If she had ever wished \to be a Polar Bear, that joop she says, would have cured her of the desir« | om | The swim was made gecessary in ne 4 wh ‘ley “THE YOUNG FALLS INL ve v JENNY: ° | taking a @cene ew George riiss pictur ¢ 1 Hay showing at t aaa have introduced one of the most popular pictures to have ex me to town in months, George Working Man.” A large cnppertieg cast appears with Mr. Arliss in “The Working Man.” Cut No. 14 Cut boc Mat 20c tre. In the picture, Bette, ° brother, a payt played t Theodore Opening Day Ist day of run Newton, swims from their palatial = private yacht \t fishing smack, recruit a ypmrtne for a bridge as filmed # 5 roost of the time the fishir 4 George Arliss Film (inv enone at teaean;| Working on Water = {2."),.°" Sh time the febing “The Working ” ruin. Arliss is said to reach the ig Most Exacting saved time for the company and j n February, a despite the boasted highlight of his brilliant career in convenience for the actor California sunshie, the waters of Opens Today al “The Working Man,” as the most To George Arliss Mr. Arliss admitted, however,| the Pacif 4y cold. The boate -~---=-|human character he has yet porh ‘chen the scenes were finished, ¢ Island = It a picture with unie was glad they were over at tt i Bette and sorge _| Versa! appea: George Arliss, who has crossed|:hat for future pictures he wou Poe gd pray pe a As usual in an Arliss picture there| the Atiantie more times than he can|riay rather carefully on drs of the present day, comes to the is an unusually strong cast of stage remember, is, nevertheless, & poor a eae Theatre today in and sereen celebrities, hand picked | sailor, Consequently, the fishing and his latest Warner Bros. pictare, by Mr. Arliss himself. Bette Davis, yachting scenes in his latest War“The Working Man.” pg are 4 a og ner ner Bros, picture, “The Working r. Arliss in “The Man Who Playe ” The pieture is delightfully en-| God,” has the leading feminine vole — —— bod wal m ROMARAS, Wr tertaining comedy drama which pre-|in this picture, Hardie Albright, hast forthe nelertd tein tal pe at his et as uit} sents Mr. Arliss in the type of pie-| who has the juvenile lead, is also eourane ont bequer g as ture with which he has had his/an Arliss protege, and played with ” greatest successes on the sereen.| him in “A Successful Calamity.” Mr. Arliss usually goes to bed “The Working Man” is of similar) ‘Theodore Newton was brought di-|"4 stays there during a sea voypattern to “The Millionaire,” his! rect from the stage for his first|*6¢ but he had to sit up and fish most popular hit, although it is on-/ picture role with Mr. Arliss. Gor-|#4 play bridge during the days tirely different in plot, don Westcott is also a recent ac-|Th¢ Working Man” was being As the head of » large business,| quisition from legitimate drama, al| “!med at sea, he masquerades as a lowly fisher-| though he has played in several im-| A providential calm which kept}. man in order to save the children of! portant pictures, the Catalina waters tranquil during! . Page Four ults, were make the The picture, taken from the stort s inte wat ind withdraw them with Edgar Franklin and adapted t rlea Kenyon and Maude T. H