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6 FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 5, 1932. PART I.J Ctjcatets Spoken Drama SPECIAL SHOW PLANNED WOULD RATHER REE VOU PLAY SHERLOCK HOLMES' THAN BE A CHILD AGAIN ON CHRISTMAS MORNING." Basso to Sing at Auditorium BOOTH TARKmCTOX. FAREWELL TO THE STAGE "NOT THE TYPE" PIIRASE DATED Experiments in Casting Now More Prevalent ERLANCER'S B1LTM0RE FINAL WEEK LAST (3) TIMES MATINEE TOMORROW Prices 50c. $1, $1.50, 2, $2.50, $3.

50e, $1. $1.50. $2. WIUIMI CI IIFIIF Sidor Belarsky, basso, will be the First glimpse of a pretentious spectacle of the sort which has given Sid Grauman an international reputation will be afforded patrons at the "Mata Hari" midnight matinee tomorrow night at the Chi nese Theater. Screen players whose night engagements prevented their attendance at the premiere of "Mata Hari" are planning to attend the Saturday midnight show.

inn SHERLOCK HOLMES Xi MKT uf ESPflf soloist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Dr. Artur Rod-zinski, conductor, Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, at the Philharmonic Auditorium. He was born in Odessa, Russia, and began his musical education at the Odessa Conservatory, after which he studied in Berlin. 2 WEEKS OPENS SUNDAY ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY LlfCfle Monday. The wagon is being used in exploitation of the American Baptist Home Mission Society Centenary celebration and its occupants will hold an open-air meeting in front of the local Baptist Church.

rz phil nn ted FANNIE BY EDWIN SCHALLERT Constance Bennett portraying a vail nower Nancy Carroll in the role ot a German fraulein Odd uses do the films make of types nowadays. There Is no such thing any more as an unchanging status for the filmy personality. Departures are sometimes dictated by such exigen Ifflfiatt ODD STORY BOOKED AT CRITERION "Freaks' Will Begin Run Friday, 12th Cast Strangest Ever Used ftiKfn ftntf. riifrr nmnt 4 WORLD'S MIGHTIEST OOAMATIC KKIIV mubgUMnm MATS.WEO few CREEPIER THAN I UM BREESf I I 1 twin puinij I w1 fcfc, Has Thrilled Over 60,000 People Here. Don't Miss It! "I mm NICHTS, $1.00 TO $3.00 MATINEE, $1.00 TO $250 SEATS NOW MATS-SUN-WEO-SAT ZSS07SK' EVERY EVE SOOS' l-MI LAST 3 BB.

gvjsm ftsrtfua Mom Jwmi uimyi Coiorea Entertainers i EDWARD EVMET1 HOrutm'wooo tr mm Ent, felly tiMtt MMt. FIRST RACE AT 1:43 Third Church of Christ, Scientist, of Los Angeles, announces a free lecture on Christian Science by Robert Stanley Ross, C.S.B., of New York City, a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, to be delivered in the church edifice, 734 South Hope Street, Friday, February from 12:10 to 12:50 p.m. Radiocast over KNX. The Public is Cordially Invited EVES SO 1.1 M. SPA HANDICAP SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 One Mile and a Sixteenth $2,500 Added vm3 KDtiWVOOD MUSIC BUX ONLY 3 DAYS MORE! AdraluUn.

si day. Ladle FREE Tunilay nd Friday. Santa Fa Train (mnnxt with S. 0. A.

Ry. at San Bin; dlrtat ta track. Air, Man ar Steamtr San Diata. AGUA CALIENTK unpin Air hum land at Aiua Calient, rr drin ytur atar aver yavad mm it hlHwy tws milat kryand Tialuana. JOCKEY CLUB One of the oddest stories ever to be filmed will begin a run at the Criterion Theater Friday, the 12th inst.

It is titled "Freaks" and was directed by Tod Browning for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The picture combines a cast of screen favorites with an aggregation of the world's most famous sideshow freaks, gathered from all parts of the globe. The drama revolves around the nefarious scheme of a beautiful trapeze queen and the show's strong man to extort a fortune from the midget. The beauty pretends to love the midget and even goes so far as to marry him to carry out her cruel plan. Included in the cast are Wallace Fcrd Leila Hyams, Olga Baclanova, Rosco Ates.

Henry Victor. Harry Earies and Daisy Earles, midgets; Daisy and Violet Hilton, Siamese Twins, and a list of fifteen or twenty more amazing freaks. Juvenile Hall Ward Sought 1KGLEWOOD, Feb. 4. Ten-year-old Mollie Fertig, a ward of Juvenile Hall housed with Mrs.

D. E. Ridder of 3630 Garfield street, was the object of a search by detectives today for the second time within a week. She left home this morning for school, where she is enrolled in the seventh grade. BAJA CALIFORNIA, MIX.

Jama. N. Craftaa, Fmidant and Sanaral Mnaar. cies, of course, as having a certain player under contract, but more than that there is a kind ol daring prevalent in casting players, which never characterized the silent films. Such an adventurous spirit is beneficial.

There is much new to be discovered about most people on the screen. Not the type" is a fiat phrase that often means unnecessary inhibitions. Always Versatility! Miss Bennett is seen as the wall flower in "Lady with a Past," and Miss Carroll as the fraulein in "The Man I Killed," directed by Ernst Lubitsch. The performances of both are interesting, even though you may not at first sight believe that either could be the type supposedly presented. Conviction is often a thing that can be established through sheer force of personal belief.

An actress should be able to achieve many divergent illusions. Versatility is one thing that is likely to persist past any individual success, or mere tendencies in pictures. Miss Bennett, perhaps particularly, will have to seek new worlds to conquer. That is the fate always of an actress who enjoys great popularity. The Somber Lubitsch Lubitsch delves into the serious depths in "The Man I Killed." I do not know of any picture he has made that is more somber.

And it was incidentally as delicate an undertaking as any ever considered by a director in pictures. What the popularity of the film will be with audiences that relish Lubitsch's lighter efforts is a question, But those who see "The Man I Killed" will recognize it as one of those features of the screen that are not to be forgotten. The title. "The Man I Killed," has, by the way, been changed to "The Broken Lullaby." 6 lite cod .1100 sey MONTEBELLO WAITS FOR 'COVERED WAGON' 1 TAS MONTEBELLO, Feb. 4.

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