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Universal’s Weekly Chat
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The powerful force of love sweeps aside all obstacles, levels ranks erases the memory and effect of post errors and sweetens characters.
You will realize the full significance of all this when you see the charming KATHRYN CRAWFORD with JAMES MURRAY in"The College Racketeer " The story is clever
Briefly— Morley Wolloce iso famous stroke-oar ot Crone University. He spends his vacation hi-jacking rum runners in Canada He is caught, but escapes and returns to college where he falls in love with a girl and poses as an inspiration to others. When his criminal tendencies ore revealed, the girl is disillusioned Then love steps in and works a revolution The author is Lambert Hillyer — the director Reginald Barker
Be on the qui vive for "Hell's Heroes," that great story by Peter B. Kyne and laid in the West wherein three tough characters discover an abandoned baby in the Arizona desert and under take to care for it The influence that baby has on the lives of the three drifters will give you an unusuol thrill The four principal charac ters are taken by RAYMOND HAT TON. CHARLES BICKFORD, FRED KOHLER and FRITZ! RIDGEWAY
Universal hos the full rights to Gershwin's “Rhapsody in Blue" ond you will hear this magnificent world of melody in PAUL WHITEMAN S picture, "The King of Jazz."
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I am looking for o letter from you When I do, you will hear from me Sincerely yours,
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The column on thi left will appear it The Saturday Eve ning Post issue oj December 21, 192!