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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1932.
THE
CINEMA "SHOTS" AND "SEQUENCES"
HE Irresistible Syd Ho. ward who is an fellialı as ever in "Almost A Divorce", the King's Theatre Sunday attraction.
on
SCHEME FOR PUTTING BRITISH FILMS ON
NEW FOOTING
'COMMISSION'S INSPIRATION
NOTES AND COMMENTS BY "CELLULOID".
FROM this report it would seem
in
the
MARIE Dreisler and Jean Hersholt as they appear together in
"Emma" at the Queen's Theatre on Sunday.
SUGAR MARKET
HEATERS at Play now n! Out at last responsible people in Queen's in one of the most enter England have begun to appreciate the necessity for the Mm industry, not
tatning shows we have scen for n anly to re-organise Itself so that it long tine. And it brings back can copipete with its rivals, but that Thomas Meighan (be inoks
much there delinitely is a educational influence to be gained
tremendous younger than he really is) after a too the talking screen of
of to-day.
prolonged absence. As the clean As the
featured, keen-eyed here of the TUTE brightest and most hopeful report rightly points out, up to the
present no endeavours have been silent filu, Thonsas won the hearts of thing have read about I made to keep flens of a national every susceptible female film fun. British filma is the export of Con-character as documents. The Kilm
F this, his latest film, he comes right! mission
Educational and
14 pot fer medium
for perpetuating un to the high standard he set years Cultural Films which was ecensions and of providing comparadanged her reputation in
non-recurrent histories ago.
Charlotte Greenwood, who plying It has recently been published, and after an exhaustive live study of, for example, the daily High plays a part that was mile for
primitive. hurlorie, survey of the British film industry orientally civilised peoples hefurs dialogus throughout is clean
2010 įber, and plays it splendidis. The
And The following cable at the close as it was and is, its dillenities, they are overwhelmed by contact with }****** lost opportunities and misplaced western customs, It is to be hoped seen to it that the brilliantly
japarking, and Director MeFadden has of the sugar market yesterday con-has been received by Messrs Pen- the film producing companies, ecived story of L. J. Yance hopes, the report makes several re-that
lonestreath and Co. commendations which, if they are together with the Government
nothing in its screen interpretation. the prople, will give their
London Termintis. whole- accepted, bil fair to place henried support to this most dedrable homeside productions on a plane and constructive organisation of one!
August 1932 5/10 up d. December 1932 6/- up d. which Hollywood has arver yet of the leading features of national
March 1933 6/3 up d. and international life to-inv. been able to attain.
in 1929,
A NATIONAL INSTITUTE.
the
BRIEFLY the Commission demands
National Filmi Institute fay be
4 INFANTRYMEN REFLECTIONS.
-
慑
THE NEW THEATRE. WITH the opening of the Garden
Theatre at Wanehui Reclama- thon on Wednesday evening, A new Tenture was introduend into the res HAVE been very interested in the creations of land residents. There opinions expressed by theatre-is
lis sunil douht that the theatre will set up in fiert Britain, humped in at the Qur-it's Theatre infantrymen prove an inestimable hous, expecially party, public funds incorporated Queen's this week.
the summer months, and it is ander Royal Chatter. the reasons for the majority of cases the views were Ing added attraction by the type of , this are not furth in the following distinctly favourable to the produc-programmes which are being put an. illuminative note "There is
is need f tion, particnlur appreciation being Rage crowds attended the
opening body to take action. The alm has new technique-nimost
frenzy Maurice Chevalier and gay herme, fur rud ar for evil, a power, much does it contrast with Hollywood Claudette Colbert in The Smiling ful indurace in national life, which theories and practices obviously left Lieutenant, Sunday's attruction should be used constructively in the many somewhat muzzled and a triffe the return of Africa Speaker, and of
PAISL's cutting interests of education in the widest reactionmry.
in his the most discussed films of the year. ເມ trench series
not always compare well with Milestone methods adopted
urgent netion, and for responsible pad to the photography. Bm the poorformances to once again revel in
sense."
ITS FUNCTIONS.
ND the functions of this National Institute? I think they are
wing set out in full.
worthy of
strange
in the attacking scenes in All Quiet MARIE'S BEST.
ર્યું
but in taking just one sentions toi
trench, and confining his
【ARIE Dressler equals, and
in
that particular spot during a French MAE Bay Pande, any va
rate, Palest expresses a great
from
tore realism than Milestone did her previous work, in Eunur, which 1. To act as a national elenring when he endeavoured to relay through comes to the Queen's Theatre on Sun- hose for information on all matters his sound apparatus the effets of a day. She makes the picture affecting the production and distribu- whole battlefront, whitst his camera start to finish, and is such an extraor tion of educational and cultural films, all naturally only reflect sectors dinary entertainment in herself, that
information as to research By his methods Palest including
maintained feels there is no necessity to
luok undertaken abroad. bilance, yet Ineked! nothing
for brillance either ia direction, Technique or in any other phase of film production. She is,
without doubt, the finest wonta DË
character player on the films today, which is remarkable, seeing that she is one of
Which is being lic opinion to ap¦ realistic effect.
influence preciate and demand films which, as Entertainment. nre really good of their him or have more than enter
publien.
hye..
the
DIALogue difficuLTY,
tainmen review or of Press articles FT Is astonishing (and not
tion of a
disconcerting)
in
a little its oldest associates. disenver how
or by lectures and meetings at difficult it is to follow closely a l portent centres such as universities.
1. To advise teachers and institn when one is confronted with foreign SYD HOWARD AGAIN. tion: who want to use films as to dialogue. Though the English sub- sources and conditions of supply is quite a number of cases they were titles went some way to alleviate this. types of film, and apparatus conditions or project on to secure so badly selected (such as throwing
of
the
servicos
THE LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS
OUR BRITISH
13
111
112
114
120
กวย
120
24
29
Across
1 A state of excitement that be- gins al ends in a row about
politician.'
6 One ef Joseph's sons.
NYDNEY Howard minkes a welcome return to Hongkong un Sunday, when the king's Theatre offer of expert
teachers on the screen the obvious and leaving his talest attraction Almost a Divorer, to co-operate with the trade in the whole picture), that it called for Coop, as he receives better treatment
unknown the
** most dramatic lines of This is much better than Up for production of teaching flas made expressly for the schools, and to unustaal mental concentration in order from his technical colleagues. Syd-
to break through and learn something ney himself is excruciatingly funny. 10 Bewitch. organise their distribution.
4. To art as the memes of liaison between the trade, producers, distri- tera. butors, exhibitors, cultural interests, and educators,
into
ni
5. To undertake contmuous Yesearch the various uses of the film and allied visual and auditory
np-
paratus
6.
be responsible for 61m records, and to maintain a national repository of dims of permanent value; to compile and maintain, with the
aid of expert advisory panela, who might be paid for their services, n degerintive and critical entalogue of rdurational films.
7. To net as an advisory body to all Government Departments con- cerned with the use and control of
lilans.
Govern-
8. To undertake for the ment any task of corlifying film ny durational, cultural, Or scientific, whether national or international, for impart or for export, which the Government sponsors,
9. To undertake such dutles in relation to the Dominions, colonies, and protectoraten na may be allotted to it, the approval of films as for backward races. nuitable
undertake such 10. Generally to duties as may be assigned to it under conditions not inconsistent with the terms of its royal charter.
The dale on which the commis- sion comes to an end is evident.
of the mental workings of the chaine, and has a really excellent cast to give 11 Seaweed from the fete.
him every assistance..
Miriam Hopkins as she appears in "Dancers in the Dark."
$12 A parrot that makes a noise like
a rook
13
lost of the cost is in the grain,
16 In serious reality the composer
of "tule Britainia" takes him
!
place.
17 Whut the stacker dors,
18 "On vines" (anag).
21 Gues up before the show starts.
24 Part of a church.
26 A barrel in the boat hurts the
Luc.
20 Projected for the
of the multitude.
20 Giant,
amusement
30 Therein may be in no case, n
in this case.
31 A cunning rascal who ran back
part of the way.
32 Beneath the table-top
spelling).
Down
(one
1 Wise men attend this sale though
it starts in a queer way. 2 toss.
Though distant, a road is there 4A gentle transformation that is
characterised by refinement.
5 The first is on the second-the right place for it if you want to play the game.
6 Equine beverage:
7 Covetousness,
May 1933 6/5 up 1⁄2d.
Buyers at above prices, aellers
asking d-d more.
New York Terminals.
Spot 1.00 up 5 pts.
September 1932 .99 up 4 pts. December 1932 1.03 up 3 pts. March 1933 -
May 1933 1.08 up 4 pts.
July 1933
Sourabaya
(7/7/32).
Trust
Mills have sold 9,000 tons Whites nt F.6.00.
CROSSWORDS
132
8 Put the last letter first to cover
entirety.
14 Poetry, perhaps, but Tony Wol-
ler would call it worse.
15 Comes down in a torrent.
18 Give Vern gin and mix them for
the salad.
19
new-born gaud" as Shake- *peare hath it.
20 Nicked. 21 There is often a split in this
of furniture, piece
22 Comes to earth.
23 Rum Row supplies many Ameri-
cans with liquor, and Rum Lane also supplies this number. 27 Welsh lake.
28 The commercial travelier "nay drop one to a customer with ro- ference to the sale of a new one.
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