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The film interpretation of the Jack
London story, "The Call of the Wild,"
will open at the Cathaum tomorrow.
Clark Gable plays the part of Jack
Thornton, a prospector who loses his
gold at the gambling tables of Shag
way. This prevents his return to the
States; he meets up with Shorty Hool
ihan (Jack Oakie), who knows some
thing of the location of a "lost claim,"
reputedly rich in gold. They team
up and begin to search. On the way
to Dawson City they rescue Claire
Blake (Loretta Young) from the
wolves and take her with them. She
wants to look for her husband, who
has been lost in the wilds, but the
partners think this hopeless.
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Claire is COnteinpftiOni of Thorn
ton's frontier ways. But propinquity
brings respect and then love; then her
husband turns up to complicate af
fairs. Meanwhile, they have located
the lost claim and find it unusually
rich. ThorntOn gives it to the Blokes,
who have a prior claim.
Thornton's St. Bernard dog, Buck,
is a newcomer to pictures.
Incidentally, those of you who de
light in looking for "movie boners"
may as well know now that when
Jack Oakio sings "It Ain't Gonna Rain
No More," he is not pulling a boner.
We were mildly surprised to find that
a version of the song was sung in the
Klondike in '9B, and it was a revival
of that song which was so popular
twelve years ago.
The spirit and drama of the London
classic have been remarkably well re-
Lact complete
show at
9:10
MECHANICAL DRAWING SUPPLIES
DIEZGEN, KEUFFEL AND ESSER
OFFICIAL GYM UNIFORMS
tallied on thd mem.
Samson Raphaelson's smooth, stage
comedy, "Accent on Youth," has been
transferred with unusual fidelity to
the screen to furnish a vehicle for
Sylvia Sydney and, Herbert Marshall.
The story deals with the problems of
love between age and youth.
Marshall is . Steven Gaye, a play
wright of forty-eight, whose secre
tary, Linda Brown (Miss Sydney),
confesses she is in love with him.
She is in her early twenties. He
gives her the leading role in his play,
but won't marry her.
He grows to love her, but suspects
that she has become enamored of the
leading man, Dickie Reynolds' (Phil-
lip Reed). He even helps Dickie to
win Linda and sees them married.
But his love for her is by no means
'finished. She soon tires of Dickie and
flies back to Gaye. The climatic
'scene in which husband, wife, and
lover face each other and find a solo'.
tion for their romantic problems is
the highspot of the picture.
' We promise you that you'll like
nest Cossart. the butler, who played
Nrrt.A.N . T .
6:30 and 8:30
Evenings at
Last Complete Show at
Saturday Matinee at .
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the sant e_part in the origleALeast,
It's his screen debut.
• Those of you who look for the
chastened.Linda's.'line in the last act
of the play: "It was. like sleeping
with the cover of a physical culture
magazine," .will be disappointed. It
has
. been deleted, together with some
others, in deference to the censors.
But :Herbert Fields and Claude Bin
yon, who did the screen play, have
replaced 4,h0 shady lines with gags
that are tops.
CAMPUS BULLETIN
TODAY •
All freshmen interested in a tennis
tournament are requested to sign up
at Miss Keller's office in Recreation
Hall at once..
Applications for F. E. R. A. work
should be made at once to S B. Mad
dox; 208 Old`Main.
TOMORROW .
Candidatei for the College choir
'should repOit to Prof.. Richard W.
Grant in - Schwab auditorium at 7
o'clock.
THURSDAY.
All freshmen rushees shall report
at the Student Union' desk in Old
Main between the hours of 8:30 a.'lll.
'and 7:30 P. m. to obtain preference
cards upon which they will signify
the fraternities of their choice. Fail
ure to do so prohibits freshmen from
being pledged for a period of thirty
days, and if a fraternity pledges one
of these inelligible men in this period,
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