AMUSEMENTS

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 81, 3 February 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS

THE KSNG'S THEATRE,, .COLLEGE STUDENTS BECOME FILM PLAYERS. All the college types used in the various soeneis in the Tiffany ;pro>duction of "College Days", which was written by A. P. Younger, who adapted ''Brown of Harvard" for the screen were actual students attending the University of .Southern Californial. Both tho writer of the story, Mr Younger, and the director of the picture, Richard Thorpe, were, unanimous in agreeing that the best characterisation of college. types could only be secured by collegians, and Koveral hundred co-eds of the University of _ Southern California, were engaged for the various campus scenes. and lor the cheering sections during tlie exciting football game ''College .Days," a Master Picture .production, which u-ill be the feature Picture attraction ; .,.t the Kind's Theatre to-niglit i„ the cae t of player "■» Mill .Day, Charles Delenov, Janfes narnso-n, Dnane Thbunpson, Brook s Benedict. Edna, Murphv Kathleen Jvey Robert Ho.na.us. (i-nll Wellesley at Harmon. Lawford J)a v - Ktson, and William A. Carroll.