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FILMLAND NEWS

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1934.

NEW TEA GOWN |FRANCO-GERMAN

14 British Pictures For Autumn Model In Blue.

Broadway

Velvet' And Lace

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Fourteon British talking pit- tures are to be shown on Broadway during the coming season.

This represents the most sensa- tlonal success yet achieved by the British film industry in the United States, and ls all the more remark able since the talking, pletures to be shown are all the product of one British organisation:

The contracts which have been signed in respect of these talking pictures are the first results of the decision of C. M. Woolf, managing director of the Gaumont-British Corporation, to mako arrange- ments for the release througout the United States of the produc- tlons of the studios at Shepherd's Bush and Islington.

Two of the most Important? theatres in New York, the Roxy Cinema and the music hall, Radio City, have undertaken to show the pictures.

On October 4 the Radio City) will present "Jew Sues," the most exponsive film ever made at Shop- herd's Bush. This picture will be shown simultaneously in Toronto and in London.

"Chu Chin Chow" will open, at| the Roxy on the following day.

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Other films to be shown Broadway within the next few months will include "Evergreen," with Jessie Matthews; "Princess Charming," starring Evelyn Laye; "Little Friend," with the star, Nova Pilbeam; "The Duke." starring George Arlina;

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The programme consisted of compositions by Wagner, Mux Reger, and Beethoven. The very Arst Item, the overture to the Flying Dutchman, evoked tromen- dous applause on the part of the large audience. The Erda acene from "The Rhinegold" was magni- ficently interpreted by Margarete LY6035. Klose, of the Berlin State Opera.

Reger's "An die Hoffnung", composed for contralto with or chestra accompaniment, one of the finest and most inspired works of the composer, had so far been practically unknown in Paris, according to the Introductory words spoken by the announcer, so that it may be expected that the fino brilliant rendering of this piece has brought about a change in this respect.

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Paralfal prelude was played, the woodwinds and the low notes of the brass instrumenta being parti- cularly sympathetic. It goes with- out saying that the overture to "The Master Singers" formed part of the programine.—-a com- position especially congenial to the conductor.

of his position had fled to the country.

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The story introduces Mrs. Eliza beth Ponys, William Hewer, who Was 'Pepys' personal secretary. Charles II the Duke of York, and Louise de Keroueille, who was the are King's favourite. The full significance of this CURTAINS of coloured net

very popular. They posSENA The

that only difficulty news lies in the fact that the pre the advantage of making an effec: George Arliss has not yet agreed sentation of a talking picture on tive screen for the windows, and to the subject, not because he is Broadway is automatically follow-obstructing the inquisitive gaze of opposed to it, but because he is ed by its showing throughout the passers-by without taking away busy with The Iron Duke." and the view from those inside the he insists on concentrating on one

thing at one time.

United States,

The success of the enterprise, rooms, which C. M. Woolf began only nj Het curtains do not get soiled;

Michael Balcon, director of pro- few weeks ago, is therefore easily, and they should not be duction at Shepherd's Bush, is rendy assured, and this is a matter washed unless they are really very enthusiastic regarding Pepys of the greatest possible importance dirty, as the longer they are able and hopes the famous actor will to the future of the British Alm to be kept clean without washing receive the suggestion favourably! industry, since Mr. Woolf, in as the better. If their colours are as soon as he has time to examine nouncing this enterprise, stated chosen wisely they can give colour it, since many months of research that he would be glad to include to a dark room, and, warmth to and preparation will be entailed among the talking pictures he cold one.

in the production of such a sub- presented in the United States the

Curtains of golden net, for in-¦ject, productions of any British studio.

stance, stretched, across the win- It may be said to-day that he has dows of a sunless room will give CLARK GABLE TO BE BUSY. completely broken down the "great that room the appearance of sun- film barrier" which hitherto has light, and rose-coloured curtains Clark Gable has signed to make prevented Britisht talking pictures will give warmth, while if you five new pictures in the next five with the exception of such master want to introduce J cool note, pieces as "The Private Life of have curtains every day to keep! In that time he will have been Henry VIII." from receiving ade them free from dust, and brush paid something Ilke £75,000 fu quate exhibition In the United them lightly with a soft brush salary, his present figures being States. Henceforth British films about once a week. When they £16,000 a film. will be shown in the United States have to be washed, damp them American slightly and stretch them a little as on the same basis

His new films are "Mutiny on films are shown in Britain.

lengthways and across. This will the Bounty," with Wallace Beery: help to counteract shrinkage "His Brother's Wife" and "China during the wash. Net curtains Sens," with Jean Harlow; "Rif-|·. may be hung up in their proper raff." with Gloria Swanson; and "It Had to Happen," with Con- A Gaumont-British officlat stat-places while they are still damp.

stance Bennett. jed:-

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NO OXFORD ACCENT.

"This arrangement will lead to

When "The Iron Duke" is

months.

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Across

1 Avaricious.

He starts the company going. and not, necessarily, only for cara.

9 Shed this, late on, perliups

(hyphen).

for the most

10 Divided below

part, 12 Oporto'a river's nixed smell

may be pleasant enough.

13 Here you see an animal with a

decoration, in low relief.

15 The gift that may be a curse-

to the listener.

16 A golden fish or a mournful

song: either will do.

train, and so may you.

22. It's art that points to this nar-

row way.

24 Either of two words will do here: weapon on action with it. in challengo. 27 Harry put

And Wasn't ft brave of him? what

do!

28 n vallant performance! Wan-

dering after n (hyphon).

penny

He started as a call boy in on the alteration of the whole trend be complete story has been writ-Ohio theatre, and was once play-17 The French take a pride in this of film production In this country, ten.

ling on tour fourteen stage shows and it will also have an effect)

a week for 78. Bd. Nobody natidodi upon employment in the industry finished George Arliss will go to him in silent pletures. In the old All British producers will benefit Hollywood to star in "Cardinal "Morry Widow" nine years ago ho Crom the trail which we are burn-Richelieu," and is expected back in was an "extra" soldier at £1 a day.

London in May," Ing.

Meantime, Leslie Gordon has The vogue of gangster alma "The arrangement will also have

the life of gave him his big chance, and when. an effect on the type of English written a story of

in films. The English Samuel Pepys "expressly for him. these waned his career was con- spoken producers will probably comprom- This drama does pot deal with sidored finished-until he sudden- ise, so that the Oxford accent may the "curious fellow who recordedly became a successful screen disappear from the cinema." the gossip of his day, but with the lover.

statesman who la described in

For years he was rejected for Admiralty records as "a man of lover roles because his hair did GEORGE ARLISS AS PEPYS? ezimordianry knowledge, of great

Although George Arliss has talent, and the most indefatigable not curl and his cars stuck out. Now the demand for him exceeds been at work at the Gaumont-Industry."

the supply, and he receives 500 Leslie Gordon's narrative begins letters a day from admirers. British studios at Shepherd's Bush on the filming of his first British with the Great Fire of London and

Since 1931 he has been leading talking picture, "The Iron Duke," the Great Plague, during which)

to Greta Garbo, Norma already preparations are being Samuel Pepys, as Surveyor of man made for the two further talking Victualling for the Flaet, then at Shearer, Marion Davis, Joan Craw pictures in which he is to star for war with Holland, remained at his ford, Jean Harlow, Claudette Col- Gaumont-British next year, and post in London when many others bert, and Helen Hayes.

SALESMAN SAM

They'll simply. Have to Walti

at Become Hlable. 32 Noine, Tom, is likely to cause

mental disturbances.

33 Design-in canvas, perhaps.

94 This seems to throw a light on the economical tailoring of the apostate.

35 Here you'll probably see a dog

in the gutter.

Down

1 A mine of wealth.

2 Charms.

3 Cleansing.

The trivial hymn circle.

6 Something to Nopy.

7 Swollen.

8 Fart of a great English county where equestrianism is in ex- istence.

11 District in Italy.

14 In your family, he's the friend

from France.

18 The way so reversed shows deep

feeling.

10 Flirting.

20 Old Greek poet.

21 Pertaining to a decree.

23 Fled us in a trance.

25 Coming to start adventures.

28 Once protected a soldier; now

enables him to eat.

20 The "a/c is, 1" maintain relating to the wifo and sister of Osirin (anag).

30 This din is beloved by reciters

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