PLAZA THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 132, 1 December 1936, Page 4

PLAZA THEATRE.

' | "The Road to Glory" Coming.

.Af dramatic star-slhell is promised in "Trie Road to Glory," the Twentieth Century-Fox production coming on Friday to the Plaza Theatre. Featuring the \ year's most impressive cast, the film j is hailed as the sirangest, strongest drama of love ever brought to the screbn. Fredric March, Warner Baxter, land Lionel Barryanore are starred withi the supporting cast headed by Jun4 Lang. Fired ■with the inspired acting of such performers, the film tells a gripping story of love in all its phases, painted on a canvas as great and encompassing as tlbe war itself. Baxter is seen as the tvar-weary commander of a valorous regiment. Monique, a lovely French nurse, provides him with his only '. interest in life. Flredric March, Baxter's chief aide, unwittingly falls in k) ye with Monique too, unaware that cares deeply for the girl. The triangle creates a crisis between the t ivo men, which is increased when Baxter, to his astonishment, discovers tnat (his father, Lionel Barrymore, is a private in the regiment. What glory does jtt> the hearts of men and love to th& Hearts of women is revealed as the>.fl!|rn moves swiftly, strongly, on to its drowning climax.