Have You Heard That?

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 164, 1 October 1927, Page 23 (Supplement)

Have You Heard That?

paramount have renewed their lease with Clara Bow. „ Marj- Astor did her first screen work the age of 14. < # Billie Dove’s latest drama, “American Beauty.” is finished.

Adolphe Menjou’s next picture will “Tlie Musician,’* by Ernest Vajda.

Syd. Chaplin’s new picture is called *The Fortune Hunter.” It is adapted from a Broadway stage success. Conr.id Veidt’s first American-made •Urrin? picture. “A Man’s Past,” is adapted from the Hungarian stage play, “ diploma.” * # * Estelle Taylor made her stage debut In a Broadway comedy, “Come On, Charli* !” Her one line was, “Well, how do you do?”

Tanks of the Wabash’* is the title or a new Picture for the trio of rotund comedians. Fatty Alexander. Fat Karr and Kewpie Ross. • • • Natalie Kingston is a descendant of oueral Nlariano Vallejo, the first Govemor of California. * • * ® tone » one t^ie screen ’ s hest**Red actors, reigned for several years idol with the old Belasco v.tocj£ Company in Los Angeles. vih Ladies Only” is a comedy in ; til Jaequellnß Logan is to star for Columbia Productions.

trm* T £ e Ha rvester.” one of Gene StratSorter’s successful novels, will be shortly by J. Leo Meehan, ille Caldwell is to play lead. tha? nra<i *^ and Renee Adoree play’ thv eadln S roles In “Heaven on Earth.” L ee - Julia Swayne Gordon, l he cast an ° n an< * Fat Llartigan are in _ * * * Gin" 13 Wilson is star of “The Gingham ♦* ’ , and awaiting distribu?22, by F - B - O. She has George K. Ur ’ Maude Fulton. Jed Prouty, Francisco, Jerry Miley, Derelys JJ? 0 ® and Charles B. Crockett in sup-