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AMUSEMENTS. j TO-NIGHT. ENCHANTING MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. BING CROSBY BING CROSBY BING CROSBY BING CROSBY BING CROSBY BING CROSBY BING CROSBY BING CROSBY BING CROSBY : BING CROSBY j In I " TOO MUCH HARMONY," ) " TOO MUCH HARMONY," " TOO MUCH HARMON Y" A Paramount Picture, Approi-cd for Universal Exhibition > With JACK OAICIE, JACK OAKIE, JUDITH ALLEN, JUDITH ALLEN, SKEETS GALLAGHER, HARRY GREEN, LILYAN TASHMAN, NED SPARKS. Hero is a picture you will applaud ami cheer—not only 1"or its grand SOURS and music—brilliant ballets —and hilarious fun—but. because it gives vou tlie first real peep into the lives of (lie people who entertain you. SONGS . . . BLAZINa AND HAUNTING. COMEDY . . . CLEVER AND MAD. DANCING . . tempestuous AND ORIGINAL. Hear these Latest Numbers : "Thanks," "The Day You Came Along," "800 800 Boo," "Black Moonlight." "Buckin' the Wind." RED THE NEWEST from HOLLYWOOD— THE WINDSWEPT BALLET, " BUCKIN' THE WIND " And " BLACK MOONLIGHT!" A Revelation in Musical Settings. A FEAST OF MUSIC, SONG AND FUN. j "THE LONDON." c/ 1 first-class Entertainment. 2 EINE FEATURES, oJ Headed by oj uu "DEFENDERS OF THE LAW." "DEFENDERS OF THE LA?.'." New Thrilling Melodrama, qj 4-PART COMEDY. Q r l Continuous from It a.m. to 10.,'i'i. u 6d THE LONDON, opp- G p Q- 6d 1 TUDOR I KBM ,V,, K O I,V- gl .^ &la -| \\\A Dazzling Musical Parade of Beauty. a\. I " BROADWAY THRU j \\ | A KEYHOLE." | A\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. \\ Strong Supporting Programme, including i\\ New Mickey Cartoon. j~GREY LYN \\ \ Fredric March. Carole Lombard, in \\"EAGLE AND THE HAWK." Ay Approved for Universal Exhibition. \\\ Lionel Atwili, Gloria Stuart, in \W"S ECKETS 0K THB b lue r oom -" v\\ Jiccommcndcd bu Censor for Adults. ,\\ Special Children's Mat., Sat., 2 p.m. | AMBASSADOR I \\A THE SMASH MUSICAL ROMANCE, v\\ " MOONLIGHT AND \\\ PRETZELS," A\ With Bip: Cast Screen-Radio Stars. \\> HENRY KENDAL, in V\\ " THE SHADOW," A\ A GREAT MYSTERY DRAMA. \ v Rccnmmctulcd bu Censor for Adults.

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