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Janet Gaynor has never shown her trients to better advantage than in her nowest starring volote, "Paddy, The Next Best Thing", in which she in co-starred with Warner Daxter at
he King's Theatre.
Cast as a lively little Irish lass whoso sole fauit in her ability to tell white ox, n quality that eventually embrolis her in all sorts of entangle ments, she performs in her usual charming manner. Warner Baxter,
3 the melon of the Irish constal town! in which "Paddy" inkea pince does an xeel ent pree of neting in a typically romantic Warner Baxter role..
The others of the east, Including Margaret Lindany, who will be re membered as the "Titanic" girl in "Cavalendo" and Walter Connolly, from the Now York stage, all do their! utmuxt to make "Paddy" an enjoy- able screen work, -----
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"Night After Night"
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George Raft, who skyrocketed to film fame through supporting roles in "Scarface," "Dancera In the Dark," and "Madenie Racketeer," is playing featured role in "Night After Night," coming on Thursday to Queen's Theatre, with Constanco Cummings, Wynne Gibson, Mao West and, Alison Skipworth. The picture is from Luis Bromfeld's novel, "Singlo Night."
Raft, born in that hard-boiled fight. Ing region of New York City where the "Forties' ineet Tenth Avenue. hoxed in the fenthorwelght division while in hle middo 'teens. He also played baseball. As soon as dancing became his hobby he turned to it for a living, and became a favourite at all the big Now York night clubs.
Something of the life he led and people he Itnew la incorporated in the story of "Night After Night," direct- ed:by Archie Mayo and founded upon A Brembleld story that in a slice of life from the heart of the "big town." The role played is that of proprietor of a popular little night club and former duncer puellist and ball player!
"The Shadow"
One of the outstanding featuren f "The Shadow", at the King's Theatra on Wednesday, is Viola "Compton's brilliant' comedy characterisation of Mra. Bascombe. Her performance is even more of a triumph than it np- pears, as she was very far from feel- Ing in a mood for humour when these
enes were shot. Her only son had just been operated upon and was lying dungerously ill in hospital while Vicin Compton was registering laughs for the benefit of camera and "mike".
"It was naturally a very worrying timo for me", gaid Miss Compton, "but there is an old saying: Keeping Halling" in which I am a firm bo. liever. Anyway, I was compelled to keep amiling for my part! Everyone at the studio wan vory kind and sympathetic, and I am glad to any that my son is now well on the road to recovery,"
Bravo, Miss Compton!
"The Engle and The Hawk" Paramount's thrilling story of the drame, excitament and adventure of War aviation, "The Engle and Tho Hawk," zoomed yesterday at the Queen's Theatre and kept a highly cthusiastic audience literally on the edge of its sents frogs fade-in to fade-
olit..
Packed with even more aerial Units than were seen in "Wings" and "He's Angela," the film reveals tho
tragedy and romance and philosophy
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IF-1-HAD-MY-LIFE- OVER AGAIN
(Continued from Page 6.) talking to son, hat in the spirit of real comradeship.
If I had married later, sny at
thirty-five, and been rewarded by a
in the liver of the intrepid aviators Ron, he would not yet be fifteen. who soared through crimson-clouded Then I should feel acutely the gap kies during the War. The power in our years, sensing that, in com- and strength of the story are equalled parlson with himself, my young son amy by its star-lilled cast-Frederic regarded me as an old man. For March, Cary Grant, Carole Lombard which reason, if for no other. I and Jack Oukie.
should always be opposed to mar- ringe later than twenty-six.
John Monk Saunders, who created "Wings", wrote the story. And what n story it in! Moving with lightning- like rapidity, it builds thrill upon thrill and reaches one of the most usual climaxes that has written finix to any picture. You'll be talking for Jays about the death-cepting air scenes-boiling chandelles, nose-dives, spirals, crack-upa, flanting balloons, tall-spins, side-slipa, loopy! They're nimost too realistic.
And, of course, there is the deci- sive consideration that, once having reached twenty-five, the longer. a bachelor delays marriage the more likely is he to become self- opinionated, if not actually selfiel.
....
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I have had a liberal share of hardship. I do not think it na done me any harm.. My friends Handsome and debonairo "Frederic tremble to think what I should be March, chosen the best acter of 1932, like without those constant hard gives another of his powerfully knocks which, I fancy, have left me dramatic portrayals, and Cary Grant
gives a nis less inspiring performance. measurably tolerant to others. Be Carole Lombard does completo justica cause I bellove hardship does givZ to her romantic role, and Jack Onklo a man a sense of human fellowship, put his comedy, lines across in hilari- and doca help him to a kindliór ous fashion. Stuart Walker did understanding of human weakness brilliant directorial job.
Many a cake falls before it gets
in the oven.
and frailty, I should ask God," in that second chance which I am imagining, not to decree me too smooth a path through life.
Only if I am to suffer, let me have the courage to boar my misfortunes uncomplainingly, along with the smiling dispostion to make light of the robuffs which in this uncertain world come to most men and women.
TO-DAY AT THE MAJESTIC THEATRE.
"EVEN GREATER -THAN
BIRTH OF A NATION”.
The story of a love that held, with faith and cout. age, in defiarice of the rush Cavalcade" called life.
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FOX FILMEK
CAVALCADE
DICTURE OF
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AIR-CONDITIONED THEATRE
Commencing Wednesday, 15th November-
ON THE STAGE
THE WORLD FAMOUS
ACROBATIC TROUPE 'ABELLO"
NOVEL SCENES, DANCES,
AND OTHER ACROBATIC FEATURES.
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