E. W. R.

CRIMSON PLAYGOER

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Sean O'Casey's "The Plough and the Stars," to be performed the rest of this week, concludes the engagement of the

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"A T dinner Mr. Johnson eat several platefuls of Scotch broth with pease in them and was very fond of

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"My Man Godfrey" is the apogee of madness, and it succeeds for one very good reason; Carole Lombard. As you

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Winter sports run riot at the Fine Arts this week, restrained only by a tenuous plot and some inconsequential German

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"Follow the Fleet" follows the flock of Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers dainties, which, in the past year, have delighted American lovers

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Charlie Chaplin is back, and he brings back with him the gay, mad tempo of the days when movies grinned

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Stark Young's "So Red The Rose" contains the germ of a truly dramatic idea, and the sensitive adaptation by Sherwood

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Moving picture producers are often unfortunate in the choice of titles. The Hollywood that changed "The Admirable Crichton" to "Male

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Now that it's done-now that Will Rogers has been gives his ideal role as last --it seems abased that it

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What should a woman do when her husband begins to desert her for a showgirl? There are many attempted solutions