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FILMLAND NEWS

"Film in Infancy of Development"

BRITAIN'S PRESTIGE

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The film, whether considered na entertainment or as education, In but in the infancy of its develop. ment, and its main contribution to social welfare is still to como, says the British Film Institute in its first annual report,

Experience has shown during the past year, it is stated, that both the quality and prestige of British filma are rising, and producers and exhibitors are more prepared than they have been to experiment with films of artistic-merit and educa tional value.

The Institute was founded lant October for the purpose of further. ing co-operation between those who make, distribute, and exhibit films, and all who are interested in the artistic, educational, and cultural possiblilties of films.

Various panels have been formed to deal with specific aspect of the film Industry, including education, entertainment, international rela- tions, social service, and scientific research.

Among the matters under the conalderation of the entertainment panel are:-The securing of jewa from the public as to the tyle of

FRIDAY,

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WITH CORD LACINGS

"Laces axd Tassela". A dark green crepe tunic frock illustrated the fashion with lacings of black cord finished with tassels.

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flm required, and making availableĮ SUN TAN IN WINTER thesd opinions to the film produ- cers; special films and programmes At the end of the summer many for children's perforniances: en- women are left with a legacy couragement to the repertory of sun-tanned arms, face and neck. theatre movement; and methods to Tanned skin is attractive when be adopted whereby public support showing above cotton frocks, but may be given to films containing when evening dress is worn it does some unusual merit, which do not seem somewhat out of place. obtain appreciation from the or dinary cinema-going public.

The International relations panel is considering means of establish ing machinery whereby films show- ing nailonal characteristics can be freely circulated between Great Britain and other countries.

NOVEMBER 2, 1984.

|LONGER SERVICE FOR CONSCRIPTS?

FRENCH ARMY MAY ALTER SYSTEM

MANOEUVRES' REVELATIONS

Important altorations in the military laws of France may follow, it is believed, the man- oouvres of the 41st Division of the Army-composed entirely of Reser- vista-which ended in the Marne district recently.

The test was a sovera one, both for officors and men, and Gen. Fretelat, of the Supreme War Counell, spoke highly of the spirit and endurance of the Roservists, who were commanded by General Barrard, who in on the Reserve list.

In military circles it has long been urged that one year's service is not aufficiently long to train good Reservist officers or N.C.O.S

The lessons of these manœuvres are held to, confirm this view, as showing that all ranka needed more instruction in their duties in the feld.

LONGER SERVICE.

Two suggestions have been put forward to remedy this.

One ik that conscript service should be Increased from one year to two years, and the second that the

number of long-service man-Row about 100,000-should be increased.

References have been made re- cently to possible additional mill- try expenditure this year. Much of this will be for the Air Force and for artillery and motor equlp- ment, but it is possible that it may also be decided to change the pre- sent military lawa.

France

If your arms are burned brown by the sun, you may enre to bleach them if you go out much in the evenings. Try rubbing them every

freshly cut lemon. In political circles the proposal day with half Begin at the shoulders, and rub la being made that a compromise the arms down to the wrists. al- should be effected between the two lowing the lemon jules to dry on alternatives quoted, An Interesting suggestion made the skin. This treatment is excal- Some-

By this compromise in the report is that filma of cul-lent for discoloured arms. tural or Instructional value should times, nicely shaped arms just might call her conscripta up for 18 be freed from the formality of be-miss being beautiful breause the months, while she might enrol 60," Ing certified by the British Board skin is marked by blemishes. 000 more long-service men, to be stalioned near the Maginot Line be Lüred by of Censors. It has been submitted These can often to the Film Censorship Consuita-scrubbing the arms with a loofah and to serve with the active troops tive Committee that any such films dipper a warm soapy Inther. as a covering army In viewed and approved by the British The skin should be scrubbed until mobilisation." Film Institute should not need fur. in pink and glowingDo this ther examination by the Board of every day for a week or so,

Censors,

of

the skin will be sure to be cleansed and improved.

It

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New York Daily News (quoted by Reuter.)

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We are now agents for these records and our first shipment from the monthly releases will arrive shortly.

Parlophones best known artists include:

RICHARD TAUBER, JAN KIEPURA, CONCHITA SUPERVIA, LOTTE LEHMANN, LILY PONS, RIA GINSTER, EMANUAL LIST, RONALD FRANKAU, LESLIE HUTCHISON (HUTCH), SOPHIE TUCKER, PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH, BINNIE BARNES, HAROLD RAMSAY, HARRY ROY and His Orch., LOUIS ARMSTRONG and His Orch.

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Across

7 If you have a choice I am sure

you will never pick tha Beginning before long, it finishes, In the State, but there's simply` no name for t

10 Low, as in a bed.

11 It is encouraging to show this, and will profit the others in the and.

12 Tuned in a-flood.

14 Suitable for the style of gather-

ing shown.

The couple arrived at A FILM CAVALCADE.

If olive oil is massaged into the skin before it is rubbed with the at a time when its citizens were Gene Fowler, the Anterican loofah

helpA to remove all arrayed as quatics and were biographist, has just completed a blemishes that have been there a attending an old-fashioned barn story of the life of Mack Sennett long time. If your elbows tejdance. Even the Justice of the 15 No "pro," certainly. which is to be made into a film rough, scrubbing them with a Peace who was called on to marry 18 Ho ruled in Africa before the giving the "Cavalcade" the nall-brush and hot soapy water, them was dressed in an old torn war.

work motion picture industry since the followed by splashing them with hot, patched overalls, and false | 20 The

of this creature first colluloid picture was made in cold water, will improve them, whiskera.

doesn't begin till next month. 22 To indiente what's in name. a Hollywood stable.

too. After drying them carefully.

Marylin Miller has been twice 24 Footwear-for the thirsty? The greatest cast ever formed massage them with almond oil. for ono film will appear in the pie-

Massage, done regularly every married already. Her first hus-20 The very outside shows truth.

who 29 A singular audience, you'l

admit, ture, including Charlie Chaplin, day, will help to reduce arms that band was a Frank Carter,

died. Then she married Jack Gloria Swanson, Wallace Beery, are too fat in places. When you

30 One scarcely Judges the play by Buster Keaton, Louise Fazenda, wear evening dress, liquid powderPickford. The marriage was dis Harold Lloyd. Carole Lombard, is the best "make-up." Sponge it solved. Bing Crosby, Sally Eilers, W. G. on the arms and neck, rub it in Fields, Ford Steräng, and a host of gently with the palms others.

The history of the film industry will be coloured with snaps of the private and professional lives of the greatest living artists.

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hands, and let it dry before smoothing the skin with a perfect- ly clean chamois leather.

BUSTER KEATON FILM.

Work on Buster Keaton's first British film, a British and Contin- ental production which is being made under the wurking title of "The Intruder," started this week at the Worton Hall studios. Lupita Tovar, the Spanish - American "It is no longer a case of young actress, is playing opposite Buster man go West' if you are in alma, Keaton is this production, which but young man go Eust.'" he said. has a Spanish background. The "London to-day is in the cinema supporting enst includes Lyn Hard- world what New York and Holly-ing, Clifford Heatherley, and Esme

Perry,

experiences he had during his visit there (says Reuter.)

CINEMA CENSORSHIP. The Glasgow Council of Juvenile Organisations is still "far from satisfied" on the question of cinema censorship.

Commenting on the subject In wood used to be. the annual report, to be presented like water.. Some of it is wasted, "The British are spending money rit the annual meeting in

but they are learning to make pic- Com- Glasgow, the Executive mittee states that until the Secret-tures. If you can write, direct, or nry of State for Scotland makes design. London wants you." the Home Office "model conditions"

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compulsory the whole matter of MARYLIN MILLER MARRIED. cinema censorship in Scotland will remain unsatisfactory,

"BEST SELLER” FOR CARY GRANT.

Paramount have purchased "So Red the Rose," the "best seller." by Stark Young, na a possible vehicle for Cary Grant, the Bristol-

born actor.

The marriage of Marylin Miller, the dancer and film and stage

It is described as a modern ro- actress, to Chester O'Brien, the munce contrasted against a back- LONDON, NEW ELDORADO. Harrison, New York ground of the American Civil War. It is possible that the leading William Gargan, the screen actor, State, took place in circumstances has arrived back in New York from "worthy of one of Miss Miller's lady will be either Claudette Col-

the bert or Carole Lombard, Londen. He was charmed by the musical comedies," declares

SALESMAN SAM

Sam's Gotta Earn His Fivel

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1 Herald. 2. Bather,

Down

3 Brighten up, this is an easy one. 4 Dealing with the body-n very small matter. I see. (Now then, you readers of detective Action!) 5 To do so only possible for

those on the inside.

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the post.

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