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QUEENS THEATER

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Oris

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YOUNG

TO-MORROW MISTRESS of ENTICEMENT

fil

Dagover

Woman of fire

ico, ancbant.

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of emotion as

WOMAN

from MONTE CARLO

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**/SKY

DEVILS'

SKY DEVILS

with

SPENCER TRACY

VILLIAM (Skogel BOYD GEORGE E. COOPER

ANN DVORAK

EDWAZO SUTHERLAND

'HELL'S ANGELS'I”

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ARTISTS

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TO-MORROW

The

IN

MARK

BROS.

HORSE FEATHERS

We're Nuts to you!

Champin' a bit o' nonsense and pullin" a little mad waggin'!

A Paramount Picture

1 1933

News of Film Folk

By air mail from London

London January 14th-

The Common Touch

Miss Lili Dawita, a Hollywood film actress, in announcing that she has broken her engagement to a son of the ex-Crown Prince of Germany says:-'I will never marry royalty. They are too self. centred; and so am I." One is left wondering wheeler to pity royalty for their human failing or anvy Miss Damita for her aristo- cratic temperament.

Charles Laughton

Charles Laughton, Hollywood's "discovery" of 1932, is to make n film in England, writes the film eritie of a London paper.

When I rang him up at his coun- try cottage to-day he told me:

"Yes, I am making a Alm here -but only one-and then I go back to Hollywood. I don't know what the title of the aim is. No details have been settled. No ...

Goodbye."

And the star who had made two continents talk by his performan des in Davil and the Deep and "Payment Deferred rang off.

That mobbing he receiving in New York has made Mr. Laughton zhy. And tired.

Star Weds Director

WAY

Miss Elizabeth Doraner, the Gor: man stage and screen star, married in London recently to Dr. Paul Chinner, an equally famous German film director.

The marriage took place at Prince's-row register office, W.

Miss Bergner arrived in England a few weeks ago to make two films Fat Elstree, gal has been staying at

a West End hotel...

The bride was described a spinster, aged 33, and the bride groom as a bachelor of 42

They arrived at the register office in a taxicab, hurried inside, and Jeft ten minutes later. After ank ing hands with two men who had been waiting at Prince'a row. The ceremony was witnessed by Mr. F. J.. Ansoll and Me. Leonard Searle

The Burning Standard film cri tie writes:

%

Dr. Crinner has been responsiblo for every film in which Miss Berg ner han appeared... In 1928 ha di rected. Pola Negri in a film at Elstree.

It was only under strong per- sussion from: Dr. Czinner that M3 Bergner consented to appear in I understand, however, that the, Alms. It took a year to win her producer who has captured him for over from stage to acreen. British Alms is Alexander Korda; of London Film Productions, and that he will direct Mr. Laughton

in the film.

a" more

Miss Bergner is regarded in Germany as the Duse of the mo dern stnge, and played "Saint Joun in the German version of

The actor will be i sympathetic part than bis macabre Bernard Shaw's play." impersonations in previous talkies. 1-

and the whole production has been part in a British film called "The She is now to take the leading designed to suit him.

Production will take place at Accused Was Silent," to be made Elstree, and the exteriors will be by Dr. Czinner at Elstree,

made abroad.

I gather that Mr. Laughton was induced to work for Mr. Korda after having his picture, "Service" for Ladies," when it was shown in America.

CURRENT PICTURES IN LOCAL THEATRES

TO-DAY AT THE

CINEMA

King's.

HONG KONG

"Sky Davila."

Queen's,

"Kiemet."

Central.

"Young Bride." Oriental.

Star.

My Pal the King."

KOWLOON

"At the Villa Rose,"

Majestic.

King's.

Movie Crazy."

COMING

Horse Feathers."

**** Louking on the Bright Side."

"Woman in Room 13."

Queen's.

The Woman from

Carlo."

"Strange Interluds."

Grand Hotel."

Central,

Star.

"Thark."

State's Attorney.",

"Polly of the Circus."?

CANTON CINEMAS

Tai Tak.

Monte

"Explorers of the World." Wing Hon.

Forgotten Commandments," Chung Wah.

Chondu.

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Sun Kwok Man Theatra.

|^ "A · Joan" in "Art.”

Sun Wah Theatre,

"Bird of Paradise,"

LOOKING ON THE

·BRIGHT SIDE

WITH OUR GRICE "

Looking on the Bright Side" a

British pictue, coming to the King's

HORSE FEATHERS

KING'S TOMORROW

Horse Feathers," latest of the

on Sunday should be a great draw.mad, merry comedies of the Four The inimitable Gracie Fields, Marx Brothers, opens on Thursday **Our Grice

as she is affectionate Fat the King's Theatre.

ly called by her thousands of English admirers, is in the lead and the him was produced by Basil

Dean.

GRACIE FIELDS.

The story in brief is that Gracie, A manicurist, is in love with Laurie, a young hair dresser, and holpe him in the composition of

and

Profitable Failure

A well-known British actress, wo real, has earned some £80,000 at Hollywood, but the films in which she has appeared have been coin- paratively unsuccessful. Fow of us would object to being thought the most dismal of failures if wo could secure auch generous terms,

THE WOMAN FROM Clara Bow's Censored

MONTE CARLO”

LIL DAGOVEA

Lil Dagover,

the continental reas stage and screen who actresses, will be seen at

Harpo Groucho, Chico. Zeppe are again cast together in a picture that afford them opportu nilies for the same type of the Queen's sense they presented in "Animal Theatre to-mor Orackers, Monkey Business," row, in “The and The Cocoamats," their three, Woman From previous movie efforts,

Monte Carlo,

An amusing plot holds", the pic-kar first pic ture together. Groucho is a col- ture" made in lege president because that's the the United only way, it seeme, he can get his States-was in- son, Zeppo, out of college. Zeppo troduced to the has been there twelve years.

With the co-operation of Chico, j

wide open spaces LIL DAGOVA

village bootlegger, and Harpo, of America by a three week's air- village dofatcher, he ultimately plane tour of the country, accomplishes his object.

Upon this frame is built many

The trip was not a new experi-

Film

A grim smile must have wreath ed the faces of the members of the Board of Film Censors as they read the glowing tributes that were' blindly paid to Clara Bow's Intest picturs Call Ler Savage," To day, writes a London film critic,

Wis shown privately the much-talked-of film, and under stood why the censors had smiled so grimly. Their work bad indes 1:been in keeping with the title of the picture. It" was "savage." I doubt if any recent production from Hollywood has suffered auch ruthless cutting, and I am satis-

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BLIND DATE! Szna love that was alway blind!

YOUNG BRIDE

Hot Fires of Youth ...They Brought the "Millie" Girl to th Dawn of Romance and the Twilight of Love

HELEN

Twelvetrees

ERIC LINDEN ARLINE JUDGE

CLIFF EDWARDS) ROSCO ATES Derected by WILLIAM SEITER REO PATHE PROTURE

NEXT CHANGE

fied that it got no more harah RALPH LYN treatment than it deserved. - The story is poor and hackneyed and depondent for its appeal on crude

neas

No blame can be attached to. Miss Bow herself, for she is un-

a comedy situation, Groucho talks one to Miss Dagover, however, who doubtedly a clever actrocas. Holly has flown thousands of miles over wood has dono much in this pic- Europe Stockholm to Berlin-Brusture to interfere with her specta sela to Home Paris to Budapest.cular return to the screen. "To take a train is ridiculous in

at his usual rapid-fire rate; Chico nuns in dialect; Harpo says nothing and chases every blonde in sight; and Zeppo makes love to

my country," abe anys, "heoause it the best-lioking girls available.

S. J. Perelman, Bert Kalmar wastes so much lovely time. But and Harry Ruht, well-known never have I been in the air for humorists, wrote the book. Music weeks, like in your country!”! und lyrics are by Kalmar and Miss Dagover says that many fluby, and Norman McLeod, in women she met on her cross-country charge of dirtion of Monkey hop expressed amazement at her Business," directed the now pic dress "In every city I have to ture.

open my bage and show them here my hats there my shoes, my clothes,

accessories-and forth."

SKY DEVILS

There is a new leading lady in Hollywood, a real Cinderella, of the screen, who woke up on morning to find that she was to be featured in a motion picture. She is Anny

Theatre.

Miss Dovrak is nineteen, was born in New York City and is the daughter of Anu Lehr, one time:

his songs. Through one of his Dvorak, in Sky Devile," which customers he meets a theatrical is now showing at the King's manager, who, on hearing Gracie. sing one of his songs, gives him a contract to write the score of a new play Laurie gets awollon head and deserta Gracie who becomes stage star who also has been ou policewoman. He can not manage without her however and does not win success until Gracie sings his

my

C WARREN

TAM

ZIZTVM HURSTON Miss Dagover!

The Woma

best of her

the screen. She leaped from danc ing roles to leading lady over nights One little test did it Howard Hughes, producer of The English papers were un Holl's Angels," was looking for animous in their praise of "Look of the Nation." Someone suggest Fing on the Bright Side," The Film a new leading wotnan, for Shame

Westly calls it hearty entertained Miss Dvorak, and the test fol- Car ment the Daily Herald anga: lowed. The next morning her Gracie is,tromondous and assures phong rang, and she was informed the success of the picture, the she had been selected for the Sunday Chronicle: Groicie Fields Ehe played it, and

abundant scoOT for ber voca that the produceri ai sogge

adventureS

confi Open

Cooper have ale roles, the picture nued, at font of aeri columa

directed

Fourth Marriage

'The London-born `film, director, A. Edward Sutherland, han just married for the fourth time

This time his bride is Miss. Aud- rey Henderson. Although the lives fin Hollywood, she is not a flm

The wedding was at Yums, Arizona

Mr. Sutherland's previous wiyes were all film stars, in the follow ing order: Marjorie Daw, Louise Brooks, and Ethel Kenyon.

Eddie " Butherland, though still a young man, is one of Holly wood's most successful directors,

Born in London he was educated

TOM WALL:

BEN TRAVERE?

FUNNIEST FARCE

THARK

THE POPULA

in Paris and America. He attend ALDWYCH CAS

ed sixteen schools before he got his first job on the stage at Lynn, Massachusetts,

***In 1914 The first appeared ar-6-|

fihn setor, later becoming a Key stone comodian and then a juvenile

17 The War interrupted his career and he returned to join Chaplin's directional" staff. His art pie intura was Comin' Through,"

Juther

He directed The Dance of Lite Close "HuTURny, “Point- Fed Heels, and "Burning Up. Tifty-five planes take part in Previously he had directed several Beory-Raymond the thrilling air conflicts, which of the Wallace include the crash of two planes Hatton comedies,Behind the and the blowing up of a munitien Front," We're in the Navy Now,

and Fireman, Save My Child factory by one of the flysts

tich

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RECORD RUNST.

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