STATE THEATRE
"BULLDOC DRUMMOND ESCAPES" "Bulldog Di"ummoud Escapes" . screens finally tonigbt. The camaraderie of a Freuch air , squadron duiing tbe World War, born from staring into the jaws of death togetber, is appealingly pictured in RKO Radio's throbbing screen drama, "Tbe Woman I Love," co-starring Paul Muni and Miriam Hopkins, witb Louis Hayward in featured support, wbicb screens tomorrow. Both Muni and Hayward are cast as members of a crack Frenck' air squadron. A bond closer tlian tbat of brothers, between tbe pilot and bis observer, is sbattered wben Hayward discovers tbat tbe girl witb wliom be lias fallen in love, is tbe wife of Muni. Miriam Hopkins plays tbe role of the wife, In support of tbis trio of screen luminarics are Colin Clive, Minor .Watson, Adrian I Morris, Elizabetb Risdon, Paul Guilfoyle, Mady Cbristians, Donald Barry, Owen Davis, junr., Sterling Holloway and other s. Anatole Litvak directed tbe I production by Albert Lewis. The screen I play by Antbony Veiler and Etbel Bor- I den wgs taken from Joseph Kessel's I best-seller, "L'Equipage," originally I produced on tbe screen by a Frencb I s+.nrKn I
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 189, 27 August 1937, Page 13
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187STATE THEATRE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 189, 27 August 1937, Page 13
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