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Drama
Copley -- "The Creaking Chair". An old-time melodrama that does not age.
Hollis -- "Porgy", Reviewed in this issue.
Plymouth--"Holiday" with Hope Williams. To be reviewed later.
Quincy--"Strange Interlude" last chance this week to see the most discussed play of the year.
Wilbur -- Katherine Cornell in "The Age of Innocence".
Musical
Colonial--Earl Carroll's Vanities, with Dorothy Britton and W. C. Fields supplying pulchritude and humor.
Majestic--"Follow Thru". Youthful and peppy with good music.
Shubert--"A Night in Venice". To be reviewed later.
Tremont -- "Bitter-Sweet". Noel Coward's new show. To be reviewed later.
Movies
Central Square--Al Jolson in "Say it with Songs". Reviewed in this issue.
Keith -- "Flight". Reviewed in this issue.
Keith-Albee--Honey Girl Minstrels and "Side Street". Reviewed in this issue.
Metropolitan--Clara Bow in "The Saturday Night Kid". Also Ruth Etting in person.
Olympia and Uptown--"Two Black Crows" with Moran and Mack.
State--Gloria Swanson in "The Trespasser".
University--"The Unholy Night" and "Fast Company". Reviewed in this issue
Fenway--"Gold Diggers of Broadway".
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