T. H. C.

Live Like Pigs

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Ever since the reign of Elizabeth I, Britain has suffered from terror of the tramp. She has whipped her beggars

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Cab Calloway, the hi-de-ho man who brought Minnie the Moocher everlasting fame, occupies the stage of the Boston Theater this

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Newspaper men, their lives and loves, have already been recorded a number of times on the screen. The latest version,

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"The Great O'Malley" is a stupid, run-of-the-mill picture which divides its time between half-hearted humor and blatant sentimentality. The theme

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Tangible evidence of the oft repeated press agents' blurb, "You'll laugh and you'll cry", is found in: Three Smart Girls,

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"Black Legion" tells a tale of terrorism and character degeneration which is gripping in its realism and frightening in its

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In "Lloyd's of London," the producers took what seemed to be a singularly unromantic subject and whipped into shape one

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Sonja Henie in one ballet costume after another, Sonja Henie dancing on ice with an elaborate troupe of chorus boys

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As a work in color photography, "God's Country and The Woman" is unexcelled, but the plot, while appropriate to the

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If you like to see headlines from Hearst papers flashed on the screen every few minutes, and if you like