Colonial--"He", Alfred Savoir's latest with Claude Rains, Tom Powers, and Violet Kemble-Cooper of "Applecart" fame.

Tremont--"Friendship", George M. Cohan's latest; reviewed in this issue.

Wilbur--"Third Little Show" starring Beatrice Lillie and Ernest Truex.

And on the Screen

University--"The Lash" with Richard Barthelmess and "Behind Office Doors", Mary Astor, Robert Ames.

Central Square--William Powell-in "Man of the World", and "Doctor's Wives", featuring Warner Baxter and Joan Bennett.

Capitol, Allston--WHI Rogers in a new version of "A Connecticut Yankee", also "Man of the World".

R.K.O. Keith's--"Bachelor Apartment" with Irene Dunne and Lowell Sherman.

Metropolitan--"Svengali", famous drama of music and hypnotism starring John Barrymore in the lead and Marian Marsh as Trilby.

Loew's Orpheum--"Trader Horn", beginning today; a thrilling pictorial of Darkest Africa.

Fine Arts--"Troika" and German prophecy of the future world, "Metropolis".