The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1934, Page 12

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Jems, each vital enough to justify a | This glamorous star has had a long, separate film, are welded together, UMique and varied list of roles in her The result is a dramatic trust. | stage and screen career—ranging all Within a great lawyer's office this | the way from the touching, tearful multiple drama unfolds. Men and | “Madame X” to the ultra-sophisticat- ‘women from every corner of life are | ed and indolent heroine of “The Rich represented. Some are glamorous,| Ate Always With Us,” and from the others pitiful, all are compelling. By | Picturesque but hard-boiled “Frisco means of photographic ingenuity and | Jenny” to the helpless rich woman clever dialogue the past of each is Of “The Crash.” But never before vividly revealed. has she appeared in the guise in You see the reactions of a woman Which “Female” will present her: an ‘who has murdered her husband with efficient big business executive at the @ paper cutter. 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