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FILMLAND NEWS

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22

Lilian Bond to Appear in Made of Black Silk

British Picture

"DIRTY WORK"

Lillan Bond, the well-known Hollywood actress, will be the next member of the film colony thore! to appear in a British picture. She has beon algned to play the feminine lead in Gaumont- British production.

Lilian Bond is an English girl who made her stage debut at 14) in "Dick Whittington," and later appeared in the choruses of three rovuca, Whilo rehearsing for

Sunny" Aho became

married, changed her plans, and went to America. She has played in more than twenty Hollywood produc tions, including "The Old Dark House." "It's Tough to be Fam- aus," "Air Mail," "Hot Saturday." "Her Splendid Folly," and "Double Harness." She returned to Eng- land recently, and has been ap pearing in a London stage show.

The picture in which Lilion Bond will make her British film debut in "Dirty Work." The pic- ture will also be notable for the fact that Gorden Harker and Ralph Lynn will be "teamed" for the Arst time, under the direction of Tom Walls. Ralph Lynn will

appear as floor-walker in à jewell- ery establishment, and Gordon Harker as commissionaire in the same establishment. Robertson Hare Is also in the cast.

Other

British

are:-

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OTHER FILMS.

forthcoming productions

Gaumont- scheduled

"I Serve"-A drama with a Ser-. bian background, dealing with the period of the Sarajevo assassina- tion. Conrad Veldt will star, directed by Lothar Mendes.

"Oh Listen to the Band" (pro-i visional title)-A subject for Jack Hylton and his band.

Marocain

COOKERY NOTES

The up-to-date tunic dress, is black silk marocain, with white wilk pique vent.

HOME-MADE SCONES

FRESHLY made coues are ni-

ways appreciated, and as the days grow colder, hot sconca for tea are grent favourites with young and old.

"The Passing of the Third Floori BackThis druma of the super- If any milk has become sour, do natural will be in the bands of not throw it away, but keep it for Berthold Viertel, director of "Lit-making acones and cakes. It ren tle Friend."

"The Thirty-Nine Steps"-John Buchan's spy drama, to be directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

"The Code" musical extrava- ganza with a South American act- ting, for direction by Maurice

Elvey.

ders them lighter and more spongy. You can make the scones quite

plain or with sultanas or currants in them, as you prefer.

WRONG BABY

AMAZING TANGLE AT HOSPITAL

PARENTS DENY

IDENTITY

Parents who refused to accept ja baby girl as their own, hospital nuthorities declaring they havo given them the right child, a baby girl only 21 months old, are the causes of an unusual tangle in- volving the Liverpool Hospitals Committee. An inquiry is under way.

The father concerned is Mr. Edwin Price, a hairdrosser, of Low Hill, Liverpool. The child which he at first kept at his home for three weeks as his own after her discharge from hospital has been taken from him and given to another claimant.

The position is complicated by the fact that Price's child is nam- ed Dorothy and that there was another child of about the same age admitted into the hospital named Dorothy May Price.

Details of the tangic

were brought to the notice of the Public Assistance Committee by Mrs. J. Braddock, a Labour member.

She said that the baby daughter of Mr. Edwin Price was sent to the Belmont Hospital for trent- ment for a skin complaint 16 weeks ago,

The parents visited the hospital on six successive Sundays to ace the child and were then informed that she had contracted diphtherin and had been transferred to the Fazackerley Hospital.

After the little girl had been at the Fazackerley Hospital for six weeks, during which time the par- ents were not allowed to see her, they received a note asking them to take her away as she had re-

covered.

TAKEN BY ATTENDANTS.

"On Monday," continued Mrs. Braddock, "after the child had been at home for three weeks a motor-car called at the house with

man and two women attendanta from the Belmont Hospital.

child was not their own and she "The parents were told that the

was taken away in the car, Mr. Price went to the hospital and was Here is a recipe for plain informed that the child had been scones:-Mix the flour, little given to another man who ha salt, two oza, sugar and two tea-claimed her. apoonfule of baking powder to- gether, Rub in three ozs. batter.

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"Another child was shown to the

"The Tunnel-An Imaginative and mix all with one egg well parents, but they refused to accept | vision of the future, in which a beaten and a little milk. Roil out, her as their own. Transatlantic tunnel in the central cut into shapes, brush over with

theme, also to be directed by Mau-beaten egg, place on baking sheet, has happened to their own child." "They want to know now what rice Elvey.

"Marry the Girl"-Another Tom and bake in a quick oven.

Walls comedy.

"Me and Marlborough"-A Ciee-

-

JACK MULHALL,

"WHERE IS MY OWN DAUGHTER 7"

1

y Courtneldge subject, which Universal City, and the large com- Mr. Price sald to a reporter, Victor Saville will direct,

pany which was required for this "Although the child which Charles Dickens story has dis-brought back from

the hospital persed.

was at my home for three weeks I had a suspicion from the Arst day Jack Muthall, one of the most New York for a winter atage pro--

Jane Wyatt is already back in that it was not my own child,

"Although it had the same man- popular stars of silent pictures, is duction. Francis L. Sullivan, the nerisms, it seemed too bonny to "coming back." He has been as British actor, who played Jaggers, he my chlid. The baby that was signed a role in "Evelyn Prentice." is going into the principal charac-shown to me in the hospital after Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's new deter lead of "Cheating Cheaters," they had taken the other child tective romance reuniting William scheduled for immediate produc-[away is definitely not my daughter, Powell and Myrna Loy.

tion at Universal City. Henry All I want to know is where is my Hull, who played the lead in own daughter?". "Great Expectations," is making. The matron of the Fazackerley preparations for his next picture, Hospital stated:

Robinson Crusoe."

*

CONTRACT FOR CLAUDE 'RAINS.

BRITISH ACTRESSES

"By an unfortunate. clerical error at the Belmont Hospital tho addresses of the two girls named Price were transposed. We, of

Carl Laemmle, jun., has signed Claude Rains for a two picture atarring contract. The first pic-i turo la "The Man Who Reclaimed

Mona Barrie and Pat Paterson, course, could only be guided by the Ilia Head" and the other is "The the British flim netresses, have particulara which we received and Iteturn of Frankenstein," which both had their Fox contracts re-which were on the bed-card which James Whale will produce from anewed. script now being written by R. C. Sherriff.

Claude Rains made his screen debut in "The Invisible Mar.."

•

Mona Barrie earned the contract for her acting in "Charlie Chan in London" and Pat Paterson for her performance in Love Time.".

ANOTHER DICKENS FILM.

Fox will make a film of Charles Dickens's "The Tale of Two Cities" The last scene of "Great Ex-It will be directed by Frank Lloyd, pectations" has been completed at who made "Cavalcade."

"GREAT EXPECTATIONS"

FINISHED.

SALESMAN SAM

the little patient brought with her. "A Mrs. Price arrived at the hospital to take the child way, seem to wish to go with her, but "At first the little girl did not

the staff took little notice, as after a child of that age has been in hospital for a long time it is not unusun for it to want to stay,

"To me it is amazing that the mother should not have recognised that the child was not her's."

The Whole Truth!

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