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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Paqe Five

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Lancer, Bride, & Lily

Three Shows
Are Billed
For Hoppers
By Guy M. Whipple, Jr.
J-Hoppers will have their choice
of three movies over the festive week-
end. One of the offerings appears,
from the manner in which the na-
tion's reviewers have treated it, to be
an outstanding production. This is
the Majestic's Saturday-through-
Tuesday show, "The Lives of a Ben-
gal Lancer."
Saturday will see the last run of
Barbara Stanwyck and Warren Wil-
liam in "Secret Bride." This one
would seem to be the poorest of the
trio. The third J-Hop picture, to be
shown at the Michigan Sunday-
through-Wednesday, is Claudette
Colbert's, and is called "The Gilded
Lily." This should be second best,
but this column hasn't heard much
about it and your guess is the one
that counts, after all. Here they are
in detail:
"LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER"
Four years in the making, "The
Lives of a Bengal Lancer" is based
on Francis Yeats-Brown's famous
story of one of the most heroic fight-
ing regiments in history. Paramount,
according to the advance notices, in-
sisted on "making it right," and took
the time because it figured the public
would make it up to them in box of-
fice receipts. But whether it is a fi-
nancial success or not, the "Lives"
should be an artistic treat.
In the cast are Gary Cooper, Fran-
chot Tone, Richard Cromwell. Sir
Guy Standing, C. Aubrey Smith, the
old timer Monte Blue, and Kathleen
Burke.
The setting is the dangerous open
country of Northwest India, where,
in the midst of teeming rebellion
(against the British imperialism), a
small group of British officers com-
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mand the 41st regiment of Bengal after she has found the "man of her
Lancers - "the keepers of the peace." dreams" he turns out to be a wealthy
ABOUT MISS STANWYCK'S English nobleman traveling incognito
ABT HIC Sin the United States, she drops him
VEHICLE flat. In the limelight, she becomes the;
Barbara Stanwyck's latest Warner most sought-after woman of two con-E
Brothers' production, at the Michigan tinents. For a while she basks in the
tomorrow (Saturday) only, is based glory of her new position, then goes
on a play by Leonard Ide and con- to London to meet the English gentle-
cerns a composite of political plots man again. When she tries to renew
which involves two mysterious mur- the romance . . . and so on. You'll
ders, a suicide, and the impeach- probably see it.
ment of a governor. In addition to _
these melodramatic moments, there is
a romance in which Miss Stanwyck More Hop Queens
has the role of the "secret bride" of (Continued from Page 3)
the state's attorney-general who is
compelled to investigate her father Detroit; Jean Hart, Dearborn; Bazel
on charges of accepting a bribe. Engels, Ann Arbor; Margaret Offutt,
To us Barbara Stanwyck seems like Greenfield, Ind.; Phyllis Painter,
Ruth Chatterton --in the same class- Muskegon; Thelma Plow and Margar-
known dodo.G Berpiceohnso lk e i- et Moffet, Flint; Maxine Sharpe,
Chatterton's, are triangular affairs Greenville; Lois Drukenbrod, Ypsi-
with (generally) sexy titles and no lanti; Mary Campbell, '38, Betty
novelty or meaning. They are pot- Evans, '36, Mary McCord, '38, Mary
boiler productions that the theatre- Adamski, '36SM, Sarah Payne, '31,
goer fogets an hour after he has Betty Reading, '37, Betty Bohr, '36,
Judy Sivers, '38, Marsinah Pierce, '36,
AND, OF COURSE, CLAUDETTE Avis Day, '37, Elizabeth Roberts,
Cleopatra abandons Egypt and Louise Juckett, '37, Marian Hollister,
comehitherness and returns to us '36
fans in a romantic comedy that is-
said to boast a totally new and un-
conventional approach to the love
"angle."
Assisted by cinematic nonentities
Fred MacMurray and Ray Milland
in the principal supporting roles, Mis
Colbert is cast as a pretty stenog-
rapher who is dead set against marry-
ing a millionaire. Her idea of con-
nubial felicity is a husband who is
poor and struggling -some one
whose hardships she can share.
Sounds reasonable, doesn t it? Or
does it?
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