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Show FIRMAGEJUEATRE Friday and Saturday Swinging merrily along to the tune of the best songs ever written I by the greatest writer of sonirs in ' the world, "On the Avenue," com-' com-' ing to the Firmage theatre Friday and Saturday, represents Irving i Berlin at his melodious best, in a musical that is full of pep and lilting lilt-ing good spirits. With Dick Powell and Madeleine Carroll making a new and romantic twosome of musical comedy, the lively Twentieth Twen-tieth Century-Fox musical pre-; pre-; sents a real-life romance of New-York New-York in a show that's as big as the town. Alice Faye, the Ritz brothers and George Barbier add both melody and mirth to the production. pro-duction. The beginning of the picture pic-ture finds Miss Carroll, as a wealthy weal-thy debutante, entering a theatre with her father, George Barrier, and an explorer, Alan Mowbray, at the moment that Dick Powell, Alice Faye and the Ritz brothers are engaged in a hilarious take-off on the home life of "the richest girl in the world". You must see this picture to enjoy it. Sunday Onjy Charles Boyer and Jean Arthur, the screen's newest team of film romancers, comes to the Firmage theatre for Sunday only, in Walter Wanger's "Histor is Made at Night". The smart, fast-paced romance ro-mance casts Boyer in a totally new-type new-type of role as Paul Dumond, dashing dash-ing man-about-town and the most popular head waiter on the Continent, Conti-nent, while Jean Arthur is seen as a lovely New York mannequin. They meet in Paris under thrilling circumstances. The pair Ibecome involved in a gay, ultra-modern romance that carries them from France to America against a series of stunning, ultra-modern settings, including a crack luxury liner and the smartest restaurants of New York and Paris. Leo Carillo and Colin Give are featured in the supporting cast, which also includes in-cludes Ivan Lebedeff, George Meeker, Lucian Prival, Georges Renavent and others. |
