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M-G-M NEWS
DICKENS MYSTERY
COMES TO COLISEUM
•The Mystery of. Edwin Drood,’'
which opens at the Coliseum The
atre toriigtot, is the answer, cleverly
worked oat by four auihors, to the
question of what happened to Ed
win Drood in Charles Dickens'
mystery story, only half completed
when death took the famous au
thdr in 1870.
The probable ending of the mys
tery tale has caused more argument
than any other story of the past
one hundred years. More than 120
prominent authors and playwrights
are known to have tried to finish
the story and 103 solutions of the
mystery have appeared in printed
form.
Claude Raines, Douglas Montgom
ery and Heather Angel are fea
tured in the pieturization of “The
Mystery of Edwin Drood."
ASTAIRE, ROGERS
DANCE IN ROBERTA’
Songs and dances to suit every
need are presented in "Roberta,”
which will be shown for the last
times at the Capitol Theatre to
night. Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers talk with their feet in
“Til Be Hard to Handle” number,
a taps routine. In another se
quence they sway and swirl with
grace to the strains of "The Smoke
Gets in Your Eyes.” Another epi
sode demonstrates the sensational
"I Won't Dance" routine.
Irene Dunne, who is starred with
Astaire and Miss Robers in the
RCO-Radio production, stage sev
eral new hit melodies.
Jerome Kern composed all of the
melodies for‘the- picture which is
based on his stage hit with the
theme of love in a Paris gown
shop.
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