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The motion picture was picked by M. A. Francon, instructor in French Literature in the University, from a set of 15 cinemas produced by the Paramount Company at their French studios in Paris. The company has been experimenting with the production of talking motion pictures in foreign languages to be...
The Film itself is taken from a scenario prepared by the Paramount Company's writers and typifies the simple French cinemas of provincial life. It was chosen as a contrast to "Le Million", an urbane and more sophisticated example of screen art.
By unanimous votes the Senate and House of Mexico passed a law last week which was promptly denounced by the Most Reverend Pascual Diaz, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Mexico, as "an unheard of outrage of the public power against religion." The new law, unless vetoed by President Pascual Ortiz Rubio...
Promoter of this first commercial cinema church service was Baritone Rodeheaver. Enthusiastic about its pious and inspirational features, he went to Washington last week to publicize it, planned a tour of other cities. Churches may rent the service for about $15 and buy portable sound apparatus for between $400 and...
The plot is in the same pattern as Madame X and Madelon Claudet. Prom- ising an estranged husband (Geoffrey Kerr) to support a fortuitous rumor that she is dead. Miss Chatterton disappears into the Parisian demimonde. Years later she threatens to reveal that she is still alive and resentful when...