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Attractions at Strand Theatre

To-day and Thursday There is
nothing tame about life in the en-
ergency hospital which serves as
background for 'The Girl in 419."
Gangsters amble in and out of its
doors offering subtle bribes to the
doctors, lovely ladies are brought
in beaten into Inconsistencies
hard-boiled telephone operators un-
emotionally dispense information
to anxious callers ard carry on
their own wise-cracking patter on
the side, nurses and orderlies trot
hither and yon and the whole is
presided over by young doctor,
who is a mixture Of surgical gen
ius and Don Juan. The sleeping
beauty, who causes DR.. French to
focus all Of his romantic attentions
upon her to the discontinue of the
girls in uniform, has her share Of
excitement and adventure even af-
ter she has gained the sanctuary
of the hospital Her former gang
ster sweetheart, determined to"put
her on the spot" because of her re-
fusal to aid in a murder, sends one
of his killers into the hospital with
gun hidden in a bunch of roses.
James Dunn, lent to Paramount
for this picture, displays a charm
and an ability that have been al
most completely lacking since he
/ skyrocked to favor in Bad Girl. "
You'll like him in THE Girl in
4f9." Gloria Stuart isn't required
to be much of anything but beauti-
| full, and she manages that very
nicely. David Manners is ingrat-
iating as the ambitious inferno
who solves a difficult problem for
everybody.
Friday and Saturday - Richard
Arlen, Mary Brian, Charles Bick-
ford, Jean Eersholt, Louise Dres-
ser, Andy Devine and George E.
Stone play the leading roles in
Song of the Eagle" drama por-
traying the march of events in
America during the past two dec
AIDES. The story centers around a
respectable upper middle-class
brewing family, who, in 1916, the
year the film opens, are enjoying a
mild degree Of prosperity. When
war breaks out the following year
their two sons go overseas. Only
one returns to join his father in a
business that is soon blasted by
prohibition. But they struggle
through the decade that follows
maintaining dignity and respect
The legalization Of beer seems tc
mark return to the prosperity
and happiness they once enjoyed
but they soonfi nd themselves con
fronted by a pproblem that al
America may face during the next
few months. The pictures solution
is daring one.
Monday and Tuesday 7 Love
That Man" drama of a woman's
devotion to a man she knows is q
crook, with Edmund Lowe, Nancy
Carroll, Robert Armstrong, Lew
Cody, Warren Hymer and Dorothy
Burgess in the leading roles. Lowe
sticks his tongue in his cheek in
this drama of women's devotion tc
a black sheep, enacting the role Of
a slick ICON man." pursuing elu
sive dollars and DANES. His ex
ploits include the sale of words tt
dictionary, tea to bootlegger
In his leisure time, he promotes
danes; finds, however, that love
has promoted him when he meet:
Nancy Carroll. The two joir
hands as partners in crime, sweeI
across country. loot the pockets Of
"dubs" in sundry get-rich-quicl
schemes, finally evolve a deal tc
sell glass collins to undertakers. II
turns out so well that Nancy per.
suades him to go straight.
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