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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1937
Page
6
James Cagney leads in Something to Sing About a novelty musical comedy at the Paramount theater starting next Friday. The film marks a bold shift as Cagney switches from his usual wisecracking roles to a singing and dancing nightclub star persona with orchestral leadership.
Read lists of features at Paramount and Bradhurst and Rialto theaters this week. Highlights include Life Begins in College and Back in Circulation with Joan Blondell and Pat O'Brien, James Cagney in Something to Sing About, Western Gold at Bradhurst, Knight Without Armor with Robert Donat and Marlene Dietrich, and Bing Crosby in Waikiki Wedding at Rialto. Also showings feature wartime shorts, newsreels, and cartoons across venues.
The Ritz Brothers headline a Twentieth Century Fox musical at the Paramount, with Joan Davis Tony Martin and Gloria Stuart in a three-Ritz circus of gags. Lew Pollack and Sidney Mitchell provide hit songs as a sensational comedy cast delivers riotous antics and chorus numbers.
Marlene Dietrich and Robert Donat, famed screen romance duo, bring Knight Without Armor to the Broadhurst theater for a one day engagement on Wednesday.
Dick Powell the leading man of Gold Diggers of 1937 fame returns to the Carolina theater today for a new screening and Monday for another musical comedy The Singing Marine with Doris Weston in the lead and a large cast including Hugh Herbert Allen Jenkins Lee Dixon Jane Darwell. Crosby At Rialto Waikiki Wedding Opens at Rialto Theatre with Bing Crosby Bob Burns and Marthe in a light comedy of love and music and South Seas with buffoonery.
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