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TWELVE STARS
RAVE PARTS IN
MUSICAL DRAMA
Footlight Parade” with
Dick Powell, Ruby Keel
er, Opens Tomorrow
Twelve of Hollywood's brilliant
stars head the tremendous cast
of noted players who appear ill the
Warner Bros, mammoth spectacle.
“Footlight Parade," which comes
to the Capitol Theatre tomorrow.
The two principles are James
Cagney and Joan Blondell who
played together on the stage and
rose to stardom side by side on
the screen, playing together in
"Sinner's Holiday," "Blonde Crazy"
and "The Crowd Roars," before
they began to star separately. And
now they are united again in the
“Footlight Parade" as one of the
greatest teams of wise-cracking,
fast action players that ever to
gether appeared on the screen.
Then there is mat wholesome
singing, dancing team of Ruby
Keelor and Dick Powell who have
made three distinctive hits In mu
sical spectacles with "42nd Street"
"Gold Diggers of 1933" and the cur
rent production. The two make
so perfect a team as screen lovers
that Warner Bros, plan to continue
them also in such roles in non
musical pictures.
