Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-06-24 | Page 14 | Powerful Cagney Drama Heads Big Victory Program

Powerful Cagney Drama Heads Big Victory Program Two stirring screen dramas are giving iving Victory theater fans something to o thrill about The first is Jam James Cagney's The Mayor of Hell and the he second Night o of Terror a mystery mys mys- tery cry thriller with Bela Lugosi Jimmy limmy Cagney turns from his usual comedy action to a powerfully dramatic dramatic dramatic dra dra- matic theme in The Mayor of Hell HeU He c plays a n ward politician who is given iven the of a boys boy's reformatory as a political plum On his lis first visit of inspection he is moved to o pity the thc boy inmates and when he ic falls laUs in love with Madge Evans the le nurse in charge he decides to do something about it The dramatic happenings hap hap- when he reorganizes the school clashing with the grafting politicIans behind It keep the interest tense ense It is one of the most powerfully powerfully power- power fully ully realistic pictures of the year ear Allen Jenkins Jenkin Arthur Byron Sheila Terry and a great cast of boy actors led ed by Frankie Frankle Darre are featured Bela LugosI famous for his weird characterizations which include Dracula and White Zombie has hasan hasan an n ominous mInous role In the tingling spine thriller Night of Terror He is one of f the my mysterious figures involved in series of murders which a young reporter reporter re- re porter orter played by Wallace Ford sets out ut to solve It n is no e easy sy matter for in the par household terrorized by a supposed supposed sup sup- posed maniacal killer there are constant constant contant con con- stant tant developments A man Is buried weIrd alIve live weird presences arc are glimpsed But lut in spite of the thrills there is still time ime for romance which Sally Blane Blanc supplIes as Fords Ford's sweetheart Mary Frey George GeQrge Meeker Tully Marhall Marshall Marshall Mar- Mar shall hall Bryant Washburn and Matt McHugh complete the big cast Paramount sound news rounds out the he program