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* sityy îumer "A Midsumtner Night's' Dream," Warner Brothers' production of Max' Reinbardt's interpretation of Shakes- pear's great.comedy-phantasv. is the'ý headliner, this week for the .\arsity theater. It is scbeduled for nextl Monlday aid, Tuesday. Wa*àrsics have donc almost as re-, volutionary a thing with the Dan, . as tbey did when they firTst Intro-, dnced sound. Shakespeare is followed witl: care and witb accuracy, and' lie deissohn's music bas been or- chestrattd perfectly. Four tories, as every schoolbo yi knows,. are interWoven ini the -play. i There is ,the story of Oberon and' Titania and their fairy band. Therci is, the story of the rustics and clowns who aspir-t to appear in a plav . of ther. wnmaking before the duke.! Tiiere, is the story of the tangled loves of foaur younig peopk, and there i, the story of Theseus and Hippolyte. Th.y'r. Loos Aea Thle thrüe Marx brothers, Harpo, Chico, and Groucho, irresponsile screen zaniés, are loose again, and *tl)ey once again leave audiences ini stitches and hysterics with their mad antics in **A Night at the Opera," the' 1-- film which cornes to the Varsitv theater on Friday, Saturday *screened. "I)aigie'rous,*" in which Bette Davis- won high. recognition as ont of tie best scrcen performances of the year, plays ai thé Varsity on Thursday of this u-tek. This story of the life of a ~jnx"actress wbo dëstrols the .ijves of ail who love ber, is rated as indeed ptent.dramnatic farce. Fran- chot Toile, Margaret Lindsay, John 1U.dridge, and Alison Skipworth arc a)so ini the cast. STit.... iAhLove-," in uyb<ch Alerte Oberon an£d Fredric -Morch. as they appear in 'l7,e Pa~rk /,I,îgel," .uohich connes to the iI- mette tiseater, ona Sunday. lloiiday., Tuesday antd Wednesday. Amateur Hour Theme of Çornmunity Film A humait pyrainid. ain impersonator of Popeve. a singer with a girf taD lions in the Air." The picture, coming on Friday anid Saturday to the Winnetka Comniiiii- ty theater is the first fulI-length feature to be devoted to the amateur- hour theme and ail the dramna of this vastly popular new.entertainanenlt mà k i h i rrht.,îit<ithe -film :storv.1 Th'e parade of amateur performer 1s to the -microphone reveais fhot only the biner workings of the amateur-, hour broadcasts, bt serves to ' mdi- cate 'the> emotional, range that' is. packed into an hour's variety 'showv. HORtOR 1MAN ,Otto Kruger "has. been :cast in. a part for the forthcoming, film, "Dra- cula' Daughter,"- It's a mild, "hor- ror," picture. James Cagney--Mavgoeê Lnsm OIFRISCOIUDOI Saturdo.Morcd 21 NOTICEI Thuraday, Friday, Mareh 19-20 Clair. Tr*ww-R&hpi BUsmp Cnedy, - Camera Huntlug ]Casy Aces N ~ews Feature Starte 7:50, 9:50 Saturday, March 3 1 "LASOum, XHE Mau a".dLtu Starsof *Bskiub, Henry Armnetta ln 'Carnivai DaTa' Cartoon - Nqews Feature.Étarte 2. 4. 6, 8. 10 $Un." Mon., Tue$.,, Mareh 2--24 Etn. l ysm Olviïa de, iiaviliahmi ChicSale ln l'Great Ainerican Pie C-onwanfy" . Color Scenie - News Penture Starts Sunday 2:00; 4:309, Peature Starts Monday and. Tues- day 7:10, 9:45 Wed, Thums, Tri, March 35-28-27 "IE. 130»" Grge -Aâ Travelogue in Color - Musical News eature Startu 7:40, 90:40 Sats. d Perron~ m week lays. 0:0 >p, m Ince. iegine a t 7 P. m mes. doors open at 13:0 ee begins at 1:00> p. M6 trday, March 19 tliai many a trsUa Oeli We know you'11 like "MILLIONS IN THNE AIR§@ MIckey mou". Cartocu