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hit of the new season. Cast headed by Otto Kruger and June Walker.
HENRY MILLER'S — The Changelings. An intelligent comedy and an interesting cast, numbering Blanche Bates, Henry Miller, Ruth Chatterton, Laura Hope Crews, and Geoffrey Kerr.
KLAW — Nobody's Business, with Francine Larrimore. Light and amusing.
KNICKERBOCKER — The Lullaby, starring Florence Reed. A punchy and exceedingly daring drama by Edward Knoblock with Miss Reed doing vigorous work.
LIBERTY — The Magic Ring, with Mitzi. Musical entertainment by Zelda Sears.
LITTLE — Chicken Feed. An amusing small town comedy by Guy Bolton and Winchell Smith. Apparently a hit.
LONGACRE — Little Jessie James. A musical show that isn't so much different, but it has a Paul Whiteman band.
LYCEUM — Little Miss Bluebeard, with Irene Bordoni. An Avery Hopwood comedy lifted to high interest by the vivacious Miss Bordoni.
MAXINE ELLIOTT'S — Rain, with Jeanne Eagels. This absorbing drama of the South Seas is still the biggest thing in town. A big drama. superbly acted by Miss Eagels.
MOROSCO — Scaramouche. Rafael Sabatin's novel done into a stage play to challenge comparison with Rex Ingram's movie. But not so good by a long shot. Sidney Blackmer has the principal role.
MUSIC BOX — Third annual revue. One of the biggest hits in town, beautiful and entertaining. Strong cast, with Grace Moore running away with the big individual hit.
NEW AMSTERDAM — Ziegfcld's Follies. The newest edition of this annual and, of course, one of Manhattan's institutions.
PLAYHOUSE — Chains. Strong drama by Jules Eckert Goodman, with the promising Helen Gahagan in the leading role.
REPUBLIC — .4 bie's Irish Rose. This Irish-Hebrew hokum is still running, the marvel of two stage seasons on Broadway. Why? Don't ask us.
RITZ — In Love with Love. Pleasant evening assured, what with Lynn Fontaine and her efficient associates.
SELWYN— Battling Butiler. Another girl show, but with considerable speed.
SHUBERT — Artists and Models. Rough burlesque and the gals undressed to the limit. Just the show for the buyers visiting Manhattan.
THIRTY-NINTH — A Lesson in Love. An emotional comedy worth seeing, acted by William Faversham and Emily Stevens.
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