DANCING LADY at THE DRYDEN THEATER

Dancing Lady is the movie on this day at The Dryden Theater.
Janie (Joan Crawford) lives to dance, but to make ends meet she works in a seedy nightclub. When a rich man Tod (Franchot Tone) spots Janie one night, he is smitten. After the club is raided by cops, and Janie is arrested, Tod bails her out and helps her land a role in a Broadway musical being directed by Patch Gallagher (Clark Gable). As Janie falls for Patch and emerges as the star of the show, both the production and her new relationship are threatened by Tod's jealousy.
This 1933, 90 minute film, is the screen debut of Fred Astaire and includes Robert Benchley and Ted Healy and his Stooges (later The Three Stooges).

After the movie we will go to The Distillery on Winton Road for a bite to eat.

Waiver: By attending this event, you are voluntarily participating in a scheduled activity of the Mature Singles Making New Friends Group with the knowledge that there may be some risk involved and hereby agree to personally accept any and all risks of injury or death, not holding the Group, its organizers or hosts responsible.