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coinedy which will be seen 1. at the Vansity theater this Thursday le sbown, at the Teatro del Lag< this Thursday and Friday. 0and Friday Paramount's "My Amenican wife,"' Filled with ex-coal-mining foot'ball stars, a few of the great Ail-Amen., with, Francis* Lederer, Anti Sothern, cans, -and a lot of Stone, Billie Burke, ýGrant goings-ôn, between fFred 1Mitchell, telîsthe'stony of and 'a wealthy members of the Amnenican mnother*who marries off her *teains and the gandagtrto. an Austrian count., the count tunnis out to be the But« biens'"..h Êi Gaine" should be a patriotic American of theinal. most Fred Stone, as the nepresenatv thrili to aduits and . . . . . .younigsters alike. of~~~ l th wsad Lederer as the Andy D ev i.ne count, are oùtstanding 'in their Phifip >Huston, june chýaracterizations., Travis, Ji mmûi e Charming ýComedy Gleason, Bruce The .love. affair of a Brnitish- carCabot, Jay, Bertoonist and an American girl Waru.mOl)aùd wanger, W illi1 a is the m themne of the. charnming comedy,, "PicShakespeare, Bobby Wilson, Monk 'Moscrip, "King cadi1jy Jin,"p which is scheduled for Kong" Klin, Corner Jones, "'Bones" the Carsity's screen Satunday, Sunday, and Monday. Hamilton, andi Frank Alustriza are in the cast. There wilI fre matinees both Replete with gay repartee anrd .Iays, it was announceçi. amusing situations, Frank Morgan, flllie Burke, and Eric Blore add Feature Picture "Charlie Chan at the Racetrack" much to the comedy, in wbich Robert Nviil be the feature picture at Teatro Montgomery and Madge Evans are -del Lago on Saturday only. Charlie's given the leading roles. Robert Z. Leonard was the director. so good a sleuth in~ this one that it <-an be easily rated the best of the Intended for sophisticated audwhole Chan series. He's aided by iences, and directeçi with care and. a sweli script, a good piece of romance, thought, Warner brothers' picture in this. tale of the face nace ofnÇ in "Give Me Your Heart". wiii, Le seen stories samusing ~of the month, "The Biggreat Gaine" will Classed as one of the 1 Jackr - L"% Benny, Who once1 played a violin in vaudeville, now is cal to play' love songs to MarylIed upon BoIand on 'four' dulenent instruments 'Y. lege Holiday." on "ColI-e plays violin, the cello, the bass viol dýand. the tuba. 8a11U MEN vng " GREETINGS 64 Wednesday, Nov. Th 2 -atDy tAd ew ThuM af Wd Fr!., Nov. 26- 7 Ifatin.. Buh ])ay Fr.dtic Muir VIature start 7..15 .. 45 a UNI. 34 Jmmus G...~-joue tiavis and EigImt A.,jiauFoot. bal Stsrs, ".Jay" 1B 1vag W a . . BDbiy wl fiIs. P'eature starta Bth Da. 4:15. 1:1.:51:5 Haimilte, PWFau4Mia u2:15. 25e Evées ,Sue., Iki. Mon., T 1:0 o6:30p.m 0:16, 7 s., lever direction, -sparkling musicançiagil daning.this Its co-.stans, Fred' Astaire and Gingen Rogers turni in their usual faultless performance, and Helen Broderick and Victor Moore make a splendid cornedy team. Honors, too, go to Eric Blore. The pictune will Lie gneatly .enjoyed by the whole farnily., for its __________________ rancis iwno cornes to America froýI ýEngland to forget a former love.,l country she nleets and marries a wealthy man and froni that point the story is one of the troubles of a womnan who tries to forget. Roland Young, Henry. Stephenson, Frieda Inescourt, and Helen Flint are ot her members of the cast. S.Next and" MM«ý