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Best Plays in Manhattan

STREET SCENE--Tenement realism in its thirteenth month.

JOURNEY'S END--Englishmen, War.

IT'S A WISE CHILD--Homely highjinks.

Civic REPERTORY THEATRE--Notable plays with Eva Le Gallienne's troupe.

STRICTLY DISHONORABLE--The fun begins in a speakeasy, ends in a bedroom.

SUBWAY EXPRESS--Ingenious murder mystery.

JUNE MOON--Wisecrackerjack comedy by Lardner & Kaufman.

BERKELEY SQUARE--Leslie Howard and some glamorous hokum.

METEOR--Lunt, Fontanne, and the will-to-power.

THE FIRST MRS. FRASER--Teatime comedy by St. John Ervine.

AT THE BOTTOM--Excellent revival of Gorki's The Lower Depths.

TOPAZE -- Ludicrous French success story.

THE LAST MILE--Seven men condemned to the electric chair.

MEI LAN-FANG--China's greatest mime.

Musical--EARL CARROLL'S SKETCH BOOK, SWEET ADELINE, BITTER SWEET. HEADS UP! SONS O'GUNS, FIFTY MILLION-FRENCHMEN^ SIMPLE SIMON (Ed Wynn).

Best Pictures

ACROSS THE WORLD WITH MR. & MRS. MARTIN JOHNSON--A married couple never bored or boring.

SEVEN DAYS LEAVE--Gary Cooper. Black Watch private, in an unusual Barrie war story.

FRAGMENT OF AN EMPIRE--A shell-shocked Russian reclaims his life.

MEN WITHOUT WOMEN--Sailormen trapped in a sunken submarine.

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