Did You Know That?

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 200, 12 November 1927, Page 23 (Supplement)

Did You Know That?

„ rossaoks," Tolstoi’s novel. wU Sxtteoed with John Gilbert in th. role-, ... r J- Biehton was the guest a of the Auckland movie in during the week. Mr. Hear; yayWard presided.^ ishn Barrvmore has selected a lead urtv for his United Artists produc n *tofollow Tempest.” -She is Cam :i> Horn, a European blonde, who ap nired with Emil Jennings in “Faust. \ sequel to “What Price Glory ’ i ■Ang written by Laurence Stalling: dMaawell Anderson, and will be pro ],. r pd as an original motion pi. tun •orybyKox Films. The screen will b. after- the-war days in New York.

Two well-known screen artists were h Auckland during the week. Both Miss Betty Ross-Clarke and Miss Olive Sloan have had movie experience in Hollywood. Baron Gronicka. Mr. A. C. Davis and Xr. Leslie Hopkins, of Cinema Art Films, are now touring the North Island by car. TViev are spending the week-end at Rotorua. On completing “The Gaucho,” Douglas Fairbanks, it is said, will start work on a picture bused on the story by Alexander Dumas. “Twenty Tears After,” a sequed to “The Three Musketeers.” * * * Baron Gronicka, who is on his way to Sydney to take control of Cinema Art Films, says that the Auckland novie theatres are infinitely superior to those in Warsaw, a city with a population of 1,000.000.