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Carrying bags containing their personal belongings, workers leave the Amoskeag Mills at Man chester, New Hampshire, on the eve of the recent nationwide American textile strike. To many it was a "vacation" but to others a hard struggle against want."

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continue the bidding beyond game. The most active person behind (although, In general, an immediate cast of star players in the picture,

spades over two headed by Joan Blondell, ag the scenes in the movement, for ind of four

super vamp who gets every one stance, is the Marshal to the notrump is available.

trouble. Adolphe Menjou We have aid that sign-off bid, into

to the and Mary Astor make their bows Court, Gen. Acu Dimitrijevitch.

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Two main problems of foreign politica-the Habsburg question!

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McHugh, Patricia Ellis. Ruth Donnelly, Hugh Herbert. Hobart Cavanaugh, Grant Mitchel and Gordon Westcott.

"I GIVE MY LOVE"-CENTRAL

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"I Give My Love," Jadaption of Vicki Baum's latest

a literary achievement, is now show-| rise to the late M. Barthou's re-sign-off and shows that the hand is ing at the Central Theatre, with cent visit. In nolther was he com- an absolute minimum consisting of Wynne Gibson and Paul Lukas in pletely successful. M. Barthou's & long diamond suit and possibly the leading roles. official receptions, were magnifi.about trick on the side.

Miss Baum, who is best remem- cent., but there was little publie bid is not a distinct command libered for her novel "Grand enthusiasm. I saw him land from partner to pass but is a decided Hotel," again gives her admirers his Danube steamer in Belgrade, warning that the hand may not be ม powerful story modern society and the crowds, which gave him a strong enough to stretch, to game. life in this film. pleasantly warm welcome. were astonishingly meagre. So it was, everywhere. Yugoslavia still feels prevails here that in the last re sort France would yet drop the herself really skin to France, but Little Entente if the Anschluss her Latin sister's firmness on the drew really near and play a Haba- payment of war and post-war debts burg restoration as a last tramp atar, scores another triumph in has strained the bonds of family affection a little. No trade agree-. ment with the French, either, has afforded Yugoslavia anything like such good terms as those granted by Germany in the agreement just concluded....

Habsburg Threat

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“BABY, TAKE A BOW”—KING'S

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Shirley Temple, the five-year-old

Fox's current release, "Baby, Take [A Bow", with James -Dunn and Late King And Russia ·

Claire Trevor. After her over- As to Russia, the late M. Barnight success in "Stand Up and thou failed to get his way. The Cheer!" little Shirley has become late King, who was brought up at one of the most outstanding · per- the Tsarist Court, sheltered and sonalities on the screen,_and_in_this. found employment for 40,000 or picture she practically takes all 50,000 Russian "Whites" in Yogo-honours for herself. ·

Then there are the Habsburgs, slavia, and did not forget that his whose return would sooper or Russian brother-in-law was killed As the baby daughter of James EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (Southon of Yugoslavia. To her it is Revolution; he hated the idea of vides sparkling comedy with a Inter, mean inevitably the destruc-by the Bolsheviks in the Russian Dunn and Claire Trevor, she pro-

the most vital question; France is recognition.

thrilling climax.

obsessed by fears of the Anschluss Bulgaria furnishes a bright spot The story deals with the struggle Manila, Rahaus Brisbane, Sydney & and inclined to be lukewarm about in the foreign picture; two years for happiness and success of a young

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acta with his usual assurance, and I listened to his fiery eloquence of friendly visits between sister Claire Trevor is not

come

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"TARZAN THE FEARLESS"

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Alyn Warren and Frank Lackteen.

MURDER AT THE VANITIES" ORIENTAL THEATRE

TRUMPET BLOWS" MAJESTIC THEATRE

George Raft, sleek haired Alus star, Is starred in "The Tro Blows," a thrilling, action-packed romance, of Mexico and the most With 11 of Earl Carroll's beau- dangerous sport in the world-bull ties Carl Brisson, noted con- fighting. tinental and English screen and

supporting east is headed by stage atar, Victor McLaglen, Jack Adolphe Menjou, Frances Drake,

P. Buchanan, Mrs. Le: Borgne, Mrs. E. Rev. M. J. O'Carroll, Mr. M. G. Potts, Cogan, Gen: M. A. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Chas Prince, Mr. H. D. 8. Page, Lynn Cowan, Mr. B. Carbonnell, Mrs. Mr. A. M. Parker, Mr. W. G. Pirle, CH.Crichton, Mrs. W.. N. Grofford, Mr. M. Pagh, Mr. Rens Prieur, Mrs. Maj. V. E. Duclos, Miss C. Dyor, Miss E. Rixon, Mrs. B. E. Rokes, Mrs. J. E. CDyer Mr. WJ. Dyment, Mre. B. Root, Mr. T. Randell, Mr. WG "Tarzan the Fearless," a thrill-Oakle, Kitty Carlisle and Duke and Sidney Toler Katherine De Elder, Mr. W. Edge, Birs. M. Flynn, Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers, ing drama of the jungle, based on Ellington and his famous rches Mills, daughter of the famous direc Mrs. E. R. Feeney, Mr and Mrs. E Mre. F. G. Feinicke, Mr. Stafford the stories of the famous ape-mantra are featured in the cast tor Edward Ellis, Douglas: Wood, Ford: Mr. 1. H: Goare, Mr. J. Gould, Smith, Mr. N. C. Sherman, Mr. Grant is the current attraction at the Murder at the Vanities," a ara Nydia Westman and Francis Mr. T. M. Gregory, Lt. and Mrs. J. B. Rilth, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stone and a

mount production heralded with. Graggi Miss M. Garthwaite, Capt. and family, Mr. G. Swan, Dr. A. J. Skinn, Lea Theatre k

Mrs. R. Hemmick, Capt. J. Mrs. J. Simon, Mrs. B. Smith, Mr. Buster Crabbe, an Olymple fanfare of trumpets. Handerson, Hon. Mr. Charles Hoover, Jr E. Thomion, Mr. P, J. Taylor, Mr: swimming champion, as Ta Mr. and Mr. M. Hodges, Mr. and H. Talbot, Mr. G., Traveraf Mrs. A. G Ideal in the title Mrs. A⠀ W>Hughes, Mr. S. P Healey, Trillo: Maj, W. El Tyndall. Müs

and Mrs. G. Miss

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Comdr D. Go Jefferson, Mrsa M. H. Lt. and Mr Y. R. H. Wisdengimas la

The story centres round @jent- ous girl (Gertrude Michael), who Vows revenge against Brisson, one knows who y Brisson's, phot

are also prominently

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„Drake draws Hai Isive roms and he In turn inds she is loved [brother

Is "save-Miss Michael, and, she ffur, intén,ity" by "Ran's pursuit of bull ther knows that Brisson's mother,

Hestro, who was onec a famous opera låtar, orde

deance of reaches a thrillin

climax in

the supporting is wanted in Vienna for murder, the arena,"