Word: loves
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...which is, perhaps, a very good name for it. Whatever else it might be named would not be so good. There is a young man who plays an accordion, and he is a very good accordion player as accordion players go. Then there are three young ladies who are lovely of look at, but not so delightful to hear. Unfortunately they can't dance, they sing. The chorus does a number to "Love and a Dime" which is a novel and very fetching affair. The young ladies prove that they really can dance, especially the blonde fourth from the right...
Loew's Orpheum: "Vauessa, Her Love Story...
Loew's State: "One New York Night," 1.15, 4.15, 7.15, 10.15. "I'll Love You Always...
...interested in the welfare of the good old Night Line. I love the Hudson River...
...interest and every spare moment to its passionately serious meetings, its Spartan week-end jaunts. Her ambition and ability soon made her a leader, and at a national gathering her girls' group was judged the best in Germany. But even Youth Movements grow up. Leader Linke fell in love with a handsome fellow-Youth, went on walking trips with him that remained platonic but caused dissension in the ranks. She resigned, went to Hamburg to another job and a new beginning...