Boulevard and Waverly Theatres program of attractions, Vol. 4, no. 49

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PROGRAM   OF   ATTRACTIONS
SUNDAY,  DECEMBER 4,  1938
"The Great Waltz" a Triumph of Romance and Grandeur with Luise Rainer
WALTZ KING
(irpHE GREAT WALTZ" g'lamorous   musical drama   based   on   the   lifo of Johann  Strauss, recre¬ ates   the   romance   of   eld Vienna, with  Luise  Rain- i  er,   Fernand   Gravet   and i Miliza Korjus, new opera , star discovery, heading an
elaborate cast. i The story deals with the life and loves of Strauss, played by Gravet, his w fe, Polri. ptayd bv Mi«,s Rainer, and th*? opera FJre^r with who-n hs was infatuated,    enacted    b y
Mme. Korjua, who sings "Tales of tho Vienna Wcods" and other haunt¬ ing Strauss songs in spec¬ tacular presentations. The Imperial Opera, the pal- £,ce of Emperor Fra_-,z Josef, Vienna duhng the Metternich revolution, the Vitnna Woods, are elabo- la.e details in the picture. A 90-picce symphony or¬ chestra accompanies the beautiful Viennese singer in opera and other musical sequences.
Fernand Gravet
HEROIC DOCTOR
Robert Donat
"The Citadel" a Great Novel, Now a Heart Stirring and Dramatic IMcture
d^yHE CITADEL," A. J. Cronin's dramatically powerful story of a young doctor who barters his ideals for worldly riches.
A dramatic love story is unfolded iVi the account of the young surgeon who struggles among the, min¬ ers and marries a humble schoolmistress.  There     is
agonizing suspense when he descends int« a mim' that has collapsed to am¬ putate the arm of a man trapped beneath a fallen timber, Thiere is drama when he deliberately dy¬ namites a sewer that hat: been spreading disease but which authorities ^refuse to remove.