F. H. W.

The Crimson Playgoer

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Although truth is said to be stranger than fiction, in most historical movies facts are changed to suit the plot.

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The picture "Stingaree", new showing at R. K. O. Keith's, is, unlike the fish, innocuously poisonous. Mr. Richard Dix gives

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The Columbia production "Twentieth Century," at RKO Keith's this week, affords an excellent antidote for Divisional post mortems or a

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For many years the reviewer has been in hopes that the Metropolitan would sometime provide its public with a fairly

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With the success of "Silver Dollar." "Cavalcade," and other epics in mind, producers have outdone themselves in the manufacture of

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Devotees of the Metropolitan should not have high hopes for this week's presentation, for "Blondie Johnson," starring Joan Blondell and

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Based on the culmination of centuries' growth of the spirit of self consciousness in the Russian people with the mutiny

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The University Theatre presents two very worth while pictures this week: Nancy Carroll and John Boles in "Child of Manhattan,"