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Drama
Apollo--"Harlem". A melodrama that sets a fast pace from start to finish.
Copley--"The Creaking Chair". Revival of an old and popular mystery play.
Hollis--"Ladies of the Jury". Mrs. Fiske brightens up a satirical comedy.
Plymouth--"The Whole Town's Talking". The second and last week of Grant Mitchell.
Quincy--"Strange Interlude". 5.30 o'clock. The Theatre Guild's nine-act hit.
Wilbur--"Courage". Janet Beecher in a good comedy-drama.
Musical
Colonial--Earl Carroll's Vanities. Reviewed in this issue.
Majestic--"Follow Thru". Youthful and peppy with good music.
Shubert--"Animal Crackers". The Marx Brothers are all one remembers in this show, but it has lots of other good points too.
Movies
Central Square--"Say it With Songs" with Al Jolson.
Keith--"Four Devils" with Janet Gaynor.
Keith-Albee--"Side Street" and the Honey Giri Minstrels.
Metropolitan--Clara Bow in "The Saturday Night Kid" and Ruth Etting in person (reviewed in this issue).
Olympia and Uptown--"Two Black Crows" with Moran and Mack.
State--"The Hollywood Revue".
University--"Why Leave Home" with Sue Carol and "She Goes to War".
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