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FILMLAND NEWS THE BERTHE SASH

Walt Disney Plans Big Fairy Tale

GRIMM'S STORY

Walt Disney, creator of Mickey Mouse, is experimenting further with the cartoon' film, and is now making a full-length fairy-tale flim of Grimm's "Little Snow White." It will take 18 months to makė, and cost £50,000.

The elaborate process of produc- tion of the "Silly Symphonies," Is described in Fortune, în American magazine,, as follows:-

When the idea has been worked out tentatively by Disney and his assistants, it is turned over to the "writers." who produce sequences of pictures telling the story roughly, while the composers think about. appropriate munte.

After the final conference on ideas the backbone of the film be- comes the "work chart," on which appears a set of symbols for overy picture in the 50-foot film-to-be.

These pictures, or "frames," are calculated to move through the pro- jector at a uniform rate of 24 frames a second. The number of frames la carefully adjusted so that each "beat" of the musical score is made to fall on a definite frame.

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1934

Bulgarian Terrorists Dislodged

·DICTATOR BREAKS THEIR POWER

IMROS' CHIEF ∙A FUGITIVE

Reports trickling through the censor from Sofia indicate Bul- garia's new dictator has crushed the long-dreaded "Imro", or secret Macedonian Rivolutionary Party.

Their leader, the fiery M. Ivan Michailov, popularly known as "Little One", or Jack, has fled into Turkey and his followers are being mercilessly tracked down,

The man who dared to do this is General Kimon Georghioff, Bul- garia's now premier and dictator. In less than three months he has accomplished what no other Bul- garian statesman would have dreamt of trying.

Before General Georghief took over the Bulgarian government by n bloodless coup d'etat on May 18. the very name of "Imro" made Bulgarians shudder. M. Ivan Michailov, at the bead of a small but fearless group of revolutionary fighters, struck terror whorever ho The "action" of the films must be

went. Money obtained from abroad adjusted accordingly. Once this

was used to buy bombs and bullets mathematically accurate chart is

to terrorise successive Bulgarian completed, the art staff and the

governments. sound department work separately. ECONOMISING WITH COAL

The goal of M. Michailov and his Three "tracks" are utilised for MAKE a big fire in the morning followers was to establish an in- the sound sequence, for dialogue, if you want a fire to last all dependent or autonomous Macedon- muale. and incidental noises. The day, and pack the coals

ion state. The Macedonians, by artists are divided into "back-closely one over the other, the Peace Treaty, were divided bo- ground men" and "animators," and Sprinkle a little water over thetween Bulgaria, Greece and Yugo- their drawings (on celluloid) are top. If possible, do not stir the slavis. The leaders made their super-imposed on a paper back-fire until midday. Do no une a headquarters in Bulgaria, but they ground, one over another. Not poker unless there is real necessi- carried out daring raids across the more than four drawings can be ty. It la sometimes necessary in Greek and Yugo-Slay frontiers. combined in this way.

An Invalid's room to make a fire The Comitajis were everywhere and that will last all night. Pack two the government was powerless to or three layers of small pieces of halt their activities. coal at the bottom of a grate, thus reversing the usual order of bad relations between Bulgaria and This situation created extremely things. Fill in the back with Yugo-Slavia. For years the Yugo- slack. On top of the coal laySlavs kept barbed wire along the Over the wood put one layer after sight anyone attempting to cross paper and firewood generously. Bulgarian frontier and shot at another of pieces of coal about the

Apprentices are allowed to draw such unimportant things as whis- kers, smoke, and raindrops, when they are to play only, an incidental part in the production.

It is computed that the profits from Disney's productions and royallies from the "characters" for advertising amount

sing amor La $600,000 (£120,000) a year.

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some cinders. Put a match to the through the lines and terrorising size of an egg, and, last of al at night. But M. Michailov and his gang often succeeded in getting paper. let it burn up, but do not the Yugo-Slav countryside before poke the fire afterwards. Althey returned to Bulgaria. first there may be a little smoke, but soon the fire will be burning. J.B. Priestley, the novelist, has steadily, and will continue to 'do been invited by Gaumont-British too for hours. This fire, if care- write an original talking-film story fully bulit up, is always a success. for George Arliss.

FOR ARLISS FILM

OVERTURES

When M. Georghieff succeeded in crushing the Macedonian terrorists, Yugo-Slavia immediately started making friendly overtures to Bul-

George Arliss in anxious that the that she has been allotted the lead-garia. These gestures ended in first talking picture in which he willing role opposite Maurice Chevalier the royal visit of the late King appear following his return from in "Folies Bergere."

Alexander to Sofa at the end of Hollywood next year should be 'a

September King Alexander would

modern subject, since he feels that "If Miss Oberon decides that she never have dared set foot on Bul- after "The House of Rothschild," wants to marry and retire, I am garian soil if M. Michailov had "The Iron-Duke," and "Cardinal ure air, Kordif would not stand in still been in the country. His life Richelieu filmgoers will wish to her way," he added. "At the same would not have been worth a coun- see him in something other than a time, Mins Oberon is one of the terfeit penny. costume play.

unbecome a good actress.

Last January Merle

Oberon

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Across

1. In "pence I price" understanding

(anag.).

The king of learning,

10 Look, my American friend; it's

a belvedere,

11 A century shend auch ordinances

will be sharp.

15 This ocean isn't always, 16 Actual foreign money.

17 Kon with a hop though boreaved, 10 Always, the coolest part of the

office.

most ambitious, girl I have ever The man who was responsible for known, and only recently she de- this situation does not look as ter- Many subjects have been con-clared that her greatest ambitionrible as his reputation, He is a sidered, but for various reasons was to go on with her career and alight, alnewy fellow of great per- 13 is is centred in separation, they have been rejected anitable.

sonal charm. His mind is very active and despite his ruthless MERLE.OBERON TO RETIRE? accepted a film offer from Holly-methods, he is kind-hearted For wond at a salary rising from £5,000 years he was the most loved, feared Merle Oberon, the 23-year-old to £10,000 a year.

Jand hated man in the Balkans. film netress who won fanic as Anne.

His organisation, the Imro, had Boleyn in "The Private Life of

its own army, its own courts, secret Henry VIII" is to give up film FAMOUS ACTRESS FOR U.S. schools and communication system. work, according to her fiance,

Costance Collier, the Britishe had nearly a half million fol-

Also it collected its own Laxes. | 24 “Ma ties" the heavy silk (aring.). Joseph Schenck, the film producer, hend of the United Artiste Car-actress, has sailed for Hollywood to lowers, or sympathisers in Bulgaria.

this may take up her contract with Metro-sited Press.

great ajarni. - Goldwyn-Mayer.

paration..

Interviewed in London, he said) Constance Collier appeared under

does

"Whatever pictures she make I hope will be under the direction of Alexander Korda, in. England," he said.

that. Miss Oberon would give up Sir Herbert Tree's management in personal suite at the Chancellery, film work after their marriage, a number of famous playa. She and sometimes he will entertain his except for an occasional picture to has twice played opposite John dinner guests with film displays, amuse herself.

Barrymore. once in "Peter according to a recent visitor to the Ibbetson," and again in "Hamlet," Leader's residence. where she played Queen Gertrude.

The favourite film of Germany's Her first assignment under her leader is said to be "Cavalende." new contract hins not yet been Hitler is reported to have ex- annouced.

pressed

the the opinion that emotional moments of this film bore a strong relationship to the spirit of national sentiment which was fan his ideal for the third Reich, and

Mr. Korda would not comment on Mr. Schenck's statement.

A friend of all the parties point-i

ed out, however, that Merle Ober-

HITLER A FILM FAN Hitler hus become a film

on's contract with London Films (says Reuter.) He has a private that he had already seen the pic- has still three years, to run, and talkie apparatus Installed in

hiature a number of times.

20 Short notes on a clergyman. 21 Make tracks for the East.

23. The wood remains in fashion

'to-lay.

Wh

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Threats madu by people with

high cards.

20 Loosened, though if it were right

32 A lonely little fish.

it would be joined.

33 Inclose-in a box.

34 Gilbert's Prince of Tartary, who reminds one of an outpost of Empire. 35 Whitsun.

Down

2 Biblical character. 3 Contemporary.

4 Chatty, and evidently in favour

of doggy endearments.

& Clearing up, starting with

creamy bun.

Daunts, though

daunt un muro,

the

bulla would

J

7 The charm that I go in to bring

Warning! Don't allow his victima to crowd round tho profect.

12 Colour of early Victorian blush. 14 When the light falls as a light. 16 A couple in despair.

18 Roaring in latitude 40 deg. to

60 deg.

22 He takes part in all komen,

especially cricket.

25 Mix tar for such a mould,

26 Man, I acknowledge, hides him. 27 They run round the garden, the

criniinala!

30 it reminds us of the unemployed. 31 Cossacke gather round this

mountain.

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