ON THE SCREEN.

Matamata Record, Volume VI, Issue 499, 24 December 1923, Page 3

ON THE SCREEN.

HOLIDAY FEATURES. ; ——— ' /' "GOSSIP." , .',•;*; jLGladys. Walton comes to the screen ■ the Town Hall on Boxing Night, B" Gossip," a Universal attraction »xl on the novel, " When Carey ■b to Town," written by Edith Prrnnvd Delano. The heroine is a -Southerji girl fifty years behind .her 'times and .unaware even that flappers are in"order. If you're tired of flap.perisriU\ and too. modern grils, you'll welcome the horoine of " Gossip." She is refreshingly out of date and as sweet as the memories of her old. Southern home.

§ - SATURDAY NEXT. | WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS." 1 The stately Dolores, said by experts on "feminine beauty to be the most perfectly formed woman in the world, appears in a scene of ". While New York Sleeps," an eight-reel Fox special, to be shown at the Town &alM>n Saturday next. The famous beauty is seen during a dance number'of " The/Midnight Frolic," a big Ziegfield production now current in New York. Charles J. Brabin, the director, assembled his cameramen on the roof of the New Amsterdam Theatre, to b?. in readiness'for the conclusion of the show. Lights had Been reinforced by special illuminatijiir acparatns' necessary for filming and aV 1.30 in the morning arrangements'<wcre finally completed and the cameramen beiran to crank. Brilliant -SPJIftS .taken during the height/of festivities at the Palais Royal, a famous New York cm fe, are also used in "jbwle New York Sleeps."