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The Playgoer

• September 27, 1935

While the double-feature at the Paramount and Fenway this week is no reason for an extra, the performance of three

• March 14, 1935

The Iron Duke's gilded lily sat on a bench at the Uptown last week and stole his fire; so we

• March 1, 1935

The psychological reactions of a child whose parents are divorced and remarried give "Wednesday's Child" a plot which might make

• February 15, 1935

Bing Crosby and Francis Lederer are quite anxious to give everybody a good time in their films at the University

• January 21, 1935

"The Lives of a Bengal Lancer" is a top-notch adventure story, supplemented by capable acting. Drawing freely from Rudyard Kipling

• November 24, 1934

J OHN MASEFIELD adopts the character of an old naval officer in "The Taking of the Gry" and chats with

• October 13, 1934

Some unfortunate people were unable to see Edward Moulton-Barrett rule his large family in Wimpole Street last-week since they were

• October 1, 1934

Some unfortunate people were unable to see Edward Moulton-Barrett rule his large family in Wimpole Street last week since they

• May 12, 1934

Whoever conceived "Manhattan Melodrama" showing at the State this week, evidently desired a rest from the arduous tasks of producing

• April 16, 1934

The sincere story in "Men in White," of the young interne's struggle against the physician's code loses little of its