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Decemiber 24. Excellent short subjects, in ad- dition, to ail outstanding, feature pic- turc, wilt sl)iceecdi prograin. Yielding to l)optialr tenand., N r. Mýeyrers lias booked Frank 3uck's Bring 'VnBck ýAtive" for .17rd Y .and Saturdav.,l)cenîber 23' anîd-24. .nie filin is ahsolutely autlenitic-every foot of> this> picture ivas 1actually inade ln thue Malayail jungle coulntry.> No, This ,Isn't a Dream Ves., Frank Buck saw ainaziîîg thinlgs aîîd thev arc rccordcd b4 thîe cameira : -He saw a, gianit :python strike-30 fect of crushing p owcr colt ab)outthie striPed body of a tiger-- ..saw t hein fight to the end an anicent feut;- lie saw 'a. murdero .us bllack pauthecr leap to miatch its courage and ciiiriiîg against the iron bide anid gapuiîg Jaws of a crocodile; the ex- plorer saw a roy-alt Bengal tiger statk a baby buffalo . . . tlhen the bull king of the liert. snortiing defiance, pttinged ai the' saber-tootlîedl killer primitive venigeanice iii bis horius These and inany other thrills feature -Brinig Tin Back Alive." On Sunday aiid Monday. I)eceînber 2.5 atid 26, thîe Teatro del Lago lifts the lid of the nation's capital l>y ;)resentiing "\\ashîntgtôoiNIM rry-Go- J<oiu<lThis filin doesni't need to rlcpenid txînô a national issue to put YTlus is because the leading players are members of an orchestra wvho have to produce jazz tunies as- well, as enact their individual rotes. It was orîginally -ntended to' have a double for David Manners, who plays the titie rote, but as he prbved to Ibe the owner of a splendid crooner voice,.,tile*double w as *dispenseil with The actors, who play ilu t4e band are William janney, corniet; Allen Vincenit, first viotin;ý Teddy. Joyce. secondl vio li n; Edward Nugent, trap drums; Clarence Nordstrom, piano:. WiII Morgan, cello; John Harron and Sumner«.Getchel, horns.. "Crooner. is a gay story -of night club' life ,with ,a' thrilling, romance, in which Ann Dvorak, in the leading feninine rote,- sets the. masculine hearts aflutter. Ruth Chatterton Was Broadway. Star at 17 A star on Broadway at the age of 17', when most girls are stiti thinking in ternis of school or coltege, is the record of Ruth Chatterton, First Na- tional star, who appears in "The Crash." The story deals with the effects of the stock market crash on the idle rich of New York, with George, Brent once again. as Mliss young 'Diaces of today are copying the style lie set back. ln Coney Island 20 yearsago. 941 was playing the piano in a Coney Island jernt," he explains. " -My toitte- neck. sweater. was, bright blue,. and I wore 'stispenders over it. Hot-cha !- dlid F Partic .'eml "Now ail thée'boys, dQ%!i on Tent' avenloo are wearing tle- sain e costume.: Ain -I a success, or arn I -a success? l'ni' askinig you, .pal." "'MERRY-GO-ROUND" Lee Tracy stars in ".Washington Merry-Go-Round," a story set in the nation%'scapital. Constance Cuîî- mings plays opposite Tracy.' BIG HOLLYWOOD HOWL Fi",,Sai., Dec. 23-24 O~.M. CHAN Jimmy Durne-Claudette Colbert "11g z HATOM Com.dy. Act, Cartoon, Newi Sun.. -Mon., Dec. 25-26 MATINEE ROTH DAYS IJNi. graduiaI clinib) to stardonm and places imii ona very higli pinnacle. C:on- stance Cumiîîigs emnerges frionî lier adolescenit davs of acting into sinooth andl capable mnaturity. Alan Dinehart takes bis place as a forceful actor by lus por-trayal of a politi.cat dictator. 'lhle ,stor%.: A voung congressmnai goes to Washington on purchased votes. His object is to doùble-cross bis gan in the interests of lis coun- mellowved itîrn rt, and no Uîgnity to wvorry about 1" Sounds like a postcard f rom sone- hodlv's best f riend enjoying that sum- ni er vacation, but it happens to bc Clark Gable's enthusiastic comment on his role as the hard-boiled. plantation overseer in "Red Dust." work to restore the latter his job, for ýtuart 'VIlle Doswell Msters-Son g Cartoon "SLEEJ'Y TIME DOWN SOUTH» Nfews Flashes loves Crosby, and un a gesture, buys the station d'a net-