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3REDRIC MARCH :: BETTY 3IELD
and the sensational SKIPPY HOMEIER
Based on the PRIZE-WINNING PLAY which thrilled Broad
way audiences for 14 months :: By the same producer who
will bring you Ernie Pyle’s “G. I. Joe”
NEWS C A R T □ □ N NEWS
2
DAYS
SUN.
MON.
THE THEATRE THAT’S FIRST
ANNOUNCES
WORLD PREMIER
ENGAGEMENT!!
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— HOLLYWOOD’S TOP MUSICAL —
—An electrifying blend of excitine entertainment—
CAPTIVATING CABALLEROS
SCINTILLATING SENORITAS
TANTALIZING JUNES
"mexicana”
TITOiGUIZAR —CONSTANCE;; MOORE
Leo Carrillo Howard Freeman Steven Geray Jean Stevens
St. Luke’s Choristers Peter Meremblum Junior Orchestra
and introducing ESTELITA RODRIGUEZ
NUT
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FRIDAY
Broadway Hit
“Tomorrow the World!”, star
ring Fredric March and Betty
Field, will be shown at the Lyric
|Sunday and Monday, with a
double news service and cartoon.
This picture carries the .highest
of ratings from Harrison’s re
ports, Variety, Parent’s Maga
zine and the New York'News,
which describes it as a truly
great motion picture and it is
based on the prize-winning play
which ran 14 months on Broad
way.
World Premier
A World Premier Engagement
on 1 hursday and Friday of
“Mexicana starring Tito Guiz
ar and Constance Moore, is an
nounced. The Lyric, the Theatre
That’s First, does it again in
bringing you a premier showing.
You, too, can wiite your friends
in the States recommending a
picture. No longer need you open
your mail to read your friend’s
raves about a motion picture
This picture has not yet played
in Seattle. Remember, come early
—only 243 seats! A souvenir giv
en to everyone attending this
show
The gay musical is made by
Republic, which has recently an
nounced an expansion program
and a $23,000,000 picture sched
ule for this vear. Recently com
pleting a $600,000 sound stage,
the company will soon make
Technicolor pictures. With Re
public it’s top musicals today—
Technicolors around the corner.
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GOOD FOOD! j GOOD FUN!!
.AND A FfmmiY ATMOSPHERE
AT TME
Beachcombers
SUe SCRANTON
at the Piano
OPEN
DAILY