AMUSEMENTS.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20257, 8 June 1931, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

rM JAMES' THEATRE.

IMgrg AND COUNTER CHECK." ultra'- I*o moit famous broadcasting .V""** »&d Andy, appew oa the •SSpfar the flw' tinio in "Check ana dw*" JaiaM ' Theatre SnNgP*' B , jju, Fresh Air 'i'axi Company, imjSmSlffj,, are one decrepit Ford Harlevv, .Sew WBIO WBHBJvtam. b*gin«' c J t0 entl » whenever thl •«««»» the comedy i» oonof a yuung man from comes to Kow York to search hi>"" that had once belon Sed Imfl'SlK tor certain deeds that will wealthy man. He falls in love Anahter of the house in which rjiaigi.fr bwl luck tho villain ot who i» ttlso in love witll tl,e eil '' V&3E him tfi llip g tor about the deeds hi* intention to go and look day. Tho villain hurries away - to the old house to find tliem WK there and destroy them. In tha * * 'J-., Amos and Andy, who hod been ■jfIJTL 0B the estate of th« young man's ■iSSSIi, Georgia, come on to the scene. 'iShi rsrmbers of a comio negro lodge ' Jaa'lseawUy celebrates its foundation by fSt |tro of its members to hold a vigil cfSSa warby empty house between mid* I o'clock. This year Amos and dwsen and the house they an iSn uw one the villain ia about to 'lSßrfer At The i>rin«^ - of the picture ia that showiagr in. the house, which is sup- ; >wni bs haunted, and Amos's accidentftl pockftin™ of the misaing deeds. f]Mrr realise what they have found the paper* over to their oH &Wta iMfro comedians are almost perf«r» of «nt«rUkvai*nt tho beat of an amusing