Sought for murder. Grant, por
trayed by Leslie Fenton, is appre
hended and discovered to be se
riously wounded. Molly (Ann
Dvorak) eludes pursuers with the
college student (Richard Cromwell)
and the pair take up quarters in a
boarding house, in which they meet
a cynical reporter (Lee Tracy)
working on the case. He is unaware
of Molly's connection with the
shooting even after the confesssion
of Grant. He resorts to the trick
of broadcasting an appeal to Molly
Louvain, stating her baby needs
her. On the eve of departure for
Paris with Tracy, who is still un
aware of Molly's part in the affray,
she answers the appeal only to dis
cover the deception. Realizing what
he has done. Tracy pleads with
her and offers her his love and
assistance, rather than the pro
posed spree together in Paris.
The supporting cast assembled
includes such well-known playe:s
as Frank McHugh, Guy Kibbee.
Evalyn Knapp, Mary Doran, C.
Henry Gordon, William Burress,
Ben Alexander, Tom Jackson, Ha>
ry Beresford, Charles Middleton,
Harold Waldridge, Claire McDowell
and Ben Taggart, all of whom have
been "stand-bys" on stage and
screen for some time.
OFFICERS OF AUXILIARY
ELECTED IN WRANGELL
At the first meeting of the
American League Auxiliary held
this season in Wrangell the fol
lowing officers for the coming year
were elected: President, Miss
Irene Coulter; first vice-president,
Mrs. Nicholas Nussbaumer; second
vice-president, Mrs Carl Green;
secretary - treasurer, Mrs. S. D.
Grant; Chaplain, Mrs. Josephine
Mason; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. May
I Gartley; historian, Miss Etolin
1 Coulter.
