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The

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THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1934.

FILMLAND NEWS THE HOME DRESSMAKER.

Galsworthy Roles For Katharine Hepburn

Tho' 1984-35 line-up of the Radlo studios will comprisù 69 feature subjects and 105 shorts, the pro- duct of its Hollywood studios,' in addition to its British pictures...

Outstanding in this line-up of pictures are two specials which will be produced by Merian C. Cooper. The first of these will be Bulwer- Lytton's "The Last Days of Pom- pell," and the second will be H., Rider-Haggard's "She."

Katharine Hepburn heads the list of stars which includes Irene: Dunne,.Ann Harding, Wheeler and Woolsey, William Powell, John Boles, Francis Lederer, Johnny Wolsmuller, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire.

At the moment more than 30 of the new season's productions are either in preparation or definitely planned. Those for which detalls are settled include:

"The Little Minister," by Sir J. M. Barrie, which. will stor Katharine Hepburn with a malo atar featured. "The Forsyte Saga," by John Galsworthy, will also star Katharine Hepburn, "Radio City Rovels," a large-scale musical, will have Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. The Fountain" is one of the three big productions to star Ann Harding, with Brian Aberne. Jean Hersholt and Paul Lukas are already cast. "Allen' Corn" will also star Ann Harding. "Roberta," a musical show, will co-star Irene Dunne, Fred Astaire, and Ginger Rogers. Jerome Kern composed the music, with adapta tion by Otto Harbach and Jerome

Kern.

"The Age of Innocence," based upon the novel by Edith Wharton, i announced as an Irene Dunne- John Boles starring special..

"The Three Musketeers," "No- MARCE in Manhattan," and "E! Dorado," will star Francis Lederer.

WILLIAM POWELL A NEW RECRUIT.

"The Gay Divorce," in which Fred Astaire recently appeared in London, will star Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Alice Brady and Edward Everett Horton will be featured,

"Kentucky Kernels" will be the first of two Wheeler-Woolsey fer- turos. The second is untitled.

William Powell joins the Radio ranks for the Arst time (although he was borrowed to play opposite Ann Harding in "Double Har ness"), and will be started in two productions.

"Ho To Shanghai" is one of the two musical specials to be produced by Lou Brock. The second one! has not yet been titled.

Pinafore Frock For A

Small Girl.

This neat pinafore frock han been specially designed with the idea of helping busy mothers to make practical dressea for their small daughters, Almost any kind of material may be used. Fine sorgo or gabardine is ` aμg“, gested for school wear, while plain or check gingham will be admirable if the frock is to be worn on holidays. A little “blouse of spot muslin or pretty. flowered, voile should be worn bencath, the blouso having long or short sleeves as desired.

You will need about one and

a half yards of forty-inchi material for a girl of eight; a little less if the material is over forty inches.

Cut out the sections of the dreas as shown in the diagram, making paper patterna firat. Tack patterns, try on, and cut the material by them, Join the shoulder and side seams of the bydles, then sew the four akiri seama. Turn up the raw edge of the bodice, snip the part round the tab to make it lie flat, tack bodice to skirt, try on, and, if it fits correctly, machine bodice and skirt to- gether. Finish the seam inside with bids binding. Turn in neck edges and bind these also.

You CE% add sleeves or epaulettes if you wish. The sketch shows the frock with epaulettes, which are merely small shaped frills sewn into the armholes, the inside scame bound with bias binding.

Turn up a good hem on the skirt, and if you use serge or gabardine press under a damp cloth.

"Jungle" is the title of the new life of Sir Basil Zarahoff, Frank Buck picture, sponsored by "mystery man of Europe." the Van Beuren Corporation, which produced.Bring 'Em Back Alive" and Wild Cargo." "Adventure Girl" is also being produced by the Van Beuren Corporation.

"Three Stand Alone," the novel by the English writer, E. Arnot Robertson, will star Johnny Weis- muller in the story of a girl and her two brothers brought from the jungles into civilisation,

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DIRECTOR?

AMERICA HAS BARMAIDS

"Degrading" Develop- ment Since Repeal

"Before Prohibition only mon were allowed to serve in the bars In the United States, but now. wo have barmaids, and that is only one of the degrading things that have followed the repeal of Pro- hibition."

This statement was made by Mrs. Marion Smith, an American woman delegate at the Internation- al Congress on Alcoholism, at the Imperial Institute In London.

Visitors from other countries were curious to learn why America had been lost to the temperance cause. American delegates stress- ed the point that less than a quarter of the people voted on the question, and only 20 per cent., they declared, voted for

ropeal.

In their opinion, however, tho fight was not lost permanently.

Since repeal, it was otatod, bootlegging had Increased, more

lelt liquor was being sold than legal, and temperance observora wore convinced that eventually the country would voto Itself "dry" agala.

to

Proposals were approved merge existing organisations in an International Temperance Federa- tion, and arrangements for a now constitution

left were

to tho Council.

a writer and as such she has re- mained.

GEORGE RAFT IN A "DUEL".

A hundred Hollywood film actors and actresses were the audience that watched a bout of flaticuffs between George Raft, the film star, and a man named Sam Satz.

Sam Satz had made some rude remarks about George Raft's "lifted" face (he has recently had his nose and an ear remodelled) when the film actor entered a cafe. The two adjourned to a nearby parking-place and fought for ten minutes, George Raft scoring four knock-down before the pair were separated by a policeman. No arresta were made, and neither of the combatants wer seriously damaged.

There were a number of not- abilities in the audience, including Carole Lombard, Judith Allen, June Collyer,. and. Jack Haley. EDDIE CANTOR ON "IMMORAL" FILMS,

Here are the points of viow of a well-known actor and a well-known producer on the American chur- ches "deaner filma" campaign:- Eddie Cantor, the screen actor, has no desire to be associated with an immoral picture, but there are not half a dozen players in Holly- wood with enough authority to szy the that they will or will not take part.

in a certain story. The producer is the boss.

Edinburgh Native's Career

Cecil-de-Mille:-Thera-is-grave danger to the industry in this pro- test. We may have to deal with a censorship of pictures which do not nead censorship. Reform move ments invariably go too far. You

cannot censor an art.

"FATTY" ARBUCKLE LEAVES £80, Roscoa ("Fatty") Arbuckle, who once convulsed audiences by his

in Hollywood Edinburgh has the distinction of having provided one of the first "Anne of Green Gablos, by women directors in the film busi-antics on the screen before the L. M. Montgomery, is scheduled,

talkies appeared, left an estate of and it is hoped this will provo a She is Miss Jeannie MacPherson, less than £80, it is revealed in the modern "Little Women." The cast who has been on contract with Surrogates Court, New York. (saya has not yet been chosen,

Paramount for several years as a Reuter.)

ress.

"Cleopatra."

"By Your Leave" will be pro-writer. She has done most of the In his prime "Fatty" earned duced with a cast including Mary scripts of Cecil B. De Mille pic- £220 a day. Astor, Frank Morgan, and Skeets tures, including the new film, Gallagher,

"THE UNKNOWN WARRIOR”. "Freckles," by Gene Stratton Some years ago Mius MacPher-Production of "The Unknown Porter, will be produced, as well as son wrote, directed, and played in Warrior." the special Armistice "Laddie," another Gene Stratton six productions for another com-rolense being made by Ass Films,

been completed pany. She wrote the first hunch-has

with the Porter novel.

The shots are belloved to be the

*

In "The Richest Girl," Miriam back part for Lon Chaney in one sequences in Westminster Abboy. Hopkins has the title-role.

of her pictures. Chaney played in two of her productions, the first being "The Sea Urchin."

"The Sea Girl," a real life adventure tale, will be produced on the Great Barrier Reef off the const of North Australia.

Beside her three-way job Miss MacPherson would sometimes col- loct her own "props" and attend to other duties on the net.

When she first met Cecil B. De Mille she applied to him for a job as an actress, and although he cast "To the Victor" has been sug- her in a few of his pictures, he gested by: some incidents in the insisted on hiring her primarily as

"Wednesday's Child" will have cast headed by a leading star and Frankie Thomas, a twelve-year-old boy.

SALESMAN SAM

first of their kind ever taken in these historic surroundings.

A "COPPERFIELD” ROLE. Fay Chaldecott, who is known as the amallest platinum blonde of the movies," has been assigned a role in the forthcoming production of "David Copperfield."

Fuy is just five. She is the daughter of the British actor, Mr.

Howard Chaldecott.

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