Loew's Victory Theatre, Bronx, New York, October 10, 1931

LOEW'S WEEKLY
Issued Free to Loew Patrons

Vol. 13   SAT., OCT. 10, 1931        No. 6

Constance Bennett in "Bought" is the most sensational success of the season! This is one of Loew's October Hits!

Miss Bennett, as the daughter of a Jewish father and Gentile mother, does the finest work of her career.

LOEW'S BRONX Theatres

Near Your Home

STARTING SAT., OCT. 17

PARADISE
188th St. and Grand Concourse
STARTING FRI., OCT. 16
The Four-Star Hit! - "STREET SCENE" with Sylvia Sidney and MILTON BERLE in a Capitol Theater Stage Revue.

BOULEVARD
Southern Blvd. and Westchester Ave.
Sat. to Tues., Oct. 17 to20 -- CONSTANCE BENNETT in "BOUGHT" and Vaudeville.
Wes. to Fri., Oct. 21 to 23 -- "THE SQUAW MAN" with Warner Baxter, Lupe Velez, and Vaudeville.

BURLAND
985 Prospect Ave.
Sat. to Mon., Oct. 17 to 19 -- CONSTANCE BENNETT in "BOUGHT."
Tues. and Wed., Oct. 20 and 21 -- "CONVICTED." Thurs. and Fri., Oct. 22 and 23 -- "THE SQUAW MAN" with Warner Baxter and Lupe Velez.

FREEMAN
Southern Blvd. and Freeman St.
Sat. to Mon., Oct 17 to 19 -- JOAN CRAWFORD in "THIS MODERN AGE."
Tues. and Wed., Oct. 20 and 21 -- "THE ARGAIN" with Lewis Stone and Doris Kenyon also NANCY CARROLL in "PERSONAL MAID."
Thurs. and Fri., Oct 22 and 23 -- JANET GAYNOR and CHARLES FARRELL in "MERELY MARY ANN" also DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. in "I LIKE YOUR NERVE."

NATIONAL
149th St. and Bergen Ave.
Sat. to Tues., Oct. 17 to 20 -- CONSTANCE BENNETT in "BOUGHT."
Wed. to Fri., Oct. 21 to 23 -- "THE SQUAW MAN" with Warner Baxter and "CAPTIVATION."

SPOOKER
163rd St. and Southern Blvd.
Sat. to Mon., Oct. 17 to 19 -- TALLULAH BANKHEAD in "MY SIN."
Tues. and Wed., Oct 20 and 21 -- "CONVICTED"
Thurs. and Fri., Oct. 22 and 23 -- CONSTANCE BENNETT in "BOUGHT."

LOEW'S Victory
3rd Ave. & 156th St.
CONTINUOUS 1 to 11 P.M.
TELEPHONE -- MElrose 5-1023

Midnite German Talkie!
Saturday, October 17
"DIE FORESTERCHRISTL"
All Seats -- 35c

Saturday, Sunday, Monday, October 17, 18, 19
JANET GAYNOR
CHARLES FARRELL
"MERELY MARY ANN"

CHARLES JUDELS in "WORLD FLYER"

BIRTHDAY CLUB MEMBERS—Attention!
3rd Episode--New Serial--Saturday Afternoon
TOM TYLER and WILLIAM DESMOND in
"Battling with Buffalo Bill"

Tuesday, Wednesday, October 20, 21
2--BIG PICTURES--2
"THE STAR WITNESS"
WALTER HUSTON, "CHIC" SALE

"ARIZONA"
Laura La Plante, John Wayne, June Clyde

Thursday, Friday, October 22, 232--BIG PICTURES-2
TALLULAH BANKHEAD
Fredric March
"MY SIN"

Zane Grey's
"RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE"
George O&aposObrien
Marguerite Churchill, Noah Beery
Hear the GLOBE TROTTER in Heart Metrotone News

While there were "art house" theaters that sometimes showed foreign-language films, the Victory Theatre was owned by Loew's/M-G-M, so it is unusual for the theater to be showing a foreign language film. There must have been a German-speaking community in the neighborhood.

Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell Sweethearts Again in New Romance

"Merely Mary Ann" Brings Famous Screen Lovers in Fine Picture

Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell have the happy faculty of becoming more charming and effective as sweethearts in every new picture they make. Their latest vehicle, &Merely Mary Ann," which comes here next week, is no exception to this rule

As the little drudge who blossoms out into an heiress, Miss Gaynor gives a remarkable performance and one that contrasts vividly in mood with that of her famous co-star, Charles Farrell, as the sarcastic and bitter composer who learns, almost too late, what love means.

In "MERELY MARY ANN" they are even more enjoyable than in their earlier triumphs. The story is charming and the leading roles perfect for both stars. Director Henry King daringly went beyond the usual field to choose the supporting players which include the ever-delightful Beryl Mercer as the hard-hearted boarding house keeper for whom Mary Ann works, J. M. Kerrigan, Arnold Lucy and many others.

The authentic London settings and the sympathetic treatment given "Merely Mary Ann," which is based on Israel Zangwill' play of that name, make the resulting film a sheer delight. You can't go wrong with "Merely Mary Ann."

FALL HITS!
"SKYLINE"
THOMAS MEIGHAN
HARDIE ALBRIGHT
"SOB SISTER"
James Dunn
Linda Watkins

SPECIAL MIDNITE SHOW
All German Talkie!
"DIE FORESTERCHRISTL"
Saturday, Oct. 17
ALL SEATS -- 35c

TWO SHOWS for the PRICE of ONE

Tuesday and Wednesday bring you two big hits: "Star Witness," the sensational answer to the baby-killing menace, with Walter Huston and "Chic" Sale in the leading roles, and "Arizone," a western romance featuring Laura La Plante and John Wayne.

Thursday and Friday offer Tallulah Bankhead in her newest hit, "My Sin," with Fredric March, and Zane Grey's "Riders of the Purple Sage." "My Sin" is the story of two people who are regenerated through love.

See Buffalo Bill Serial Every Week

"Battling with Buffalo Bill," the new serial now to be seen at this theatre every week, is one of the most thrilling stories of early Western life ever screened. The dangers, glamour, romance, excitement, and turmoil of hardy pioneer days set a swift pace for the action in this newest and greatest of serials!

Even if you have not seen the two opening episodes of the story you can egin with the next one and enjoy it completely. See the next episode at this theatre next Saturday afternoon.

"Free Soul;" Listed for 3 Honors!

"A Free Soul," the Norma Shearer hit, has been selected by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as one of the productions on which they will vote to confer three of their yearly awards. Norma Shearer and Lionel Barrymore are being considered for the best performance trophies as the result of their work in this picture. Charence Brown is eligible for the director's award for his direction of "A Free Soul." Awards for performance, direction, production, story adaptation, photography, art direction and sound perfection are made every year by the Academy

"A Free Soul," with Clark Gable playing opposite Miss Shearer, begines its tour of the Loew Theatres this week.

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GLAMOROUS GRETA
"Susan Lenox, Her Fall and Rise" presents Greta Garbo in her most glamorous role, with Clark Gable in the role of her lover. "Susan Lenox" is another Fall Hit due at the Loew Theatres!

New Tibbett Picture Has Great Cast

"The Cuban Love Song," newest of Lawrence Tibbett productions for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents the star in a vivid drama of the tropics with Tibbett as an American marine stationed in Cuba. Lupe Velez, Karen Morley and Ernest Torrence are in the cast.

Joan and Gable in "Miage"

Clark Gable has been chosen to play the leading male role in "The Mirage," the fourthcoming Joan Crawford starring vehicle which Clarence Brown is diecting from the Edgar Selwyn stage hit.

Vidor to Direct New Beery Film

King Vidor, director of "The Big Parade," and ":Street Scene" has been selected by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to act in that capacity for "The Champ," the new production co-starring Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper.

Haines Wins New Contract

As a result of his excellent work in "New Adventures of Get-Rich-Quick-Wallingford," William Haines has been signed on a new extended term contract by M-G-M.

MEET THE "SCHNOZZLE" KING OF BROADWAY!

Here's Jimmy Durante, Broadway's madcap coedian, registering the emotions with the very apparent aid of his now famous "Schnozzle." You'll meet him on the screen in "New Adventures of Get-Rich-Quick-Wallingford," the William Haines picture, in which he makes his movie debut.

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