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Stopping at the larger cities of the United States in its nation-wide publicity campaign, the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer trackless train, which has taken two years to construct and which contains a complete motion picture studio and sound equipment projector "on wheels," will come to Harvard Square this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock.
For a half hour it will be on exhibition, although students will not be able to take screen tests. Tests, in connection with a search for new screen talent, are being given in Boston, and those interested may obtain information from the attendant in charge of the van.
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