CRYSTAL PALACE.
"SOCIETY GIRL."
"Society 1 CI ill," a thoroughly entertaining picture from tho I'ox Studios, which, bids luir to push the refutations of its principals a. good many Btepa up tho ladder of film tamo, will begin to-xnorrow at the Crystal. James Dunn as a hopeful young middleweight, Spencer Tracy as his alert manager, and IV; gy Shannon as a thrill-seeking society girl, nil give impressive performances.
The film if unusual in many respect*. For one, thing, its makers did not have Dunn teliow the customary formula by making a whirlwind finish in the last round against insuperable odds to win tho championship. Instead, he gets licked. The fault, of course, is Peggy's, but when she grows penitent she finds Dunn is considerably incensed over the affair, and by no means in a forgiving mood.
So the story speeds along to an exciting chinas, and ac,aiu refrains from forrcula in so
The box plana are at Tho Bristol
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20623, 12 August 1932, Page 17
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