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"Mr. Skeffington"
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Providing an important vehicle for
the extraordinary acting talents of
Bette Davis, Warner Bros.’
"Mr.
Skeffington," screen version of the
widely-read novel by “Elizabeth,”
opens Sunday tog three days at the
Roxy Theatre. Miss Davis is ably
supported by Claude Rains in the
title role. The notable cast includes
Walter
Abel,
Richard
Waring,
Geofge Coulouris and
Marjorie
'Riordan.
Fanny Skeffington, beautiful but
flighty heroine of a motion picture
which
encompasses
twenty-six
eventful years extending from the
first World War to the outbreak of
the present conflict, is a character
wholly unlike that ever essayed be­
fore by Bette Davis.
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