Did You Know That?

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 252, 14 January 1928, Page 21

Did You Know That?

_ nnnd to Romance,” with Ramon Marceline Day, is due in Queuin' 1 »°° n ' » * ' Bery , Mills ("Miss Australia 1936”) k “Signed another contract with Union Theatre, Ltd. „ , _ , four generations Renee Adoree’s t0 |« were travelling players, circus Partners, pantomimists and dancers vn»h Beery makes a hobby of guns, a collects specimens that date back “V,days, to Mexican bandits and * nd to the world war. W>,»n Paramount’* air picture was filmed. *l3,oooyds of Si wire were stretched for enover a battle area of five udtiare miles. # , Veil Hamilton, is an accomplished ‘ Jcian and magician. He plays the the piano, the steel guitar trick handcuffs with equal prolidwicy. ... Raymond Griffith. Paramount comedian has visited every country in the world except Norway. Sweden and Denark He and George Bancroft were hTthe United States Navy before they became actors.

"A Reno Divorce” has been decided upon as the definite title for Warner Brothers’ production heretofore known as 'Roulette,’ starring May McAvoy. Charles Chaplin won the £IO,OOO action for alleged plagiarism brought by Loo Loeb, who alleged that Chaplin had stolen the plot of his play, “The Rookie,” to use in his film comedy “Shoulder Arms.” This was the second trial, the first having ended in disagreement. • • * "His Night” has been chosen as the title for Ramon Nova.rro’s latest Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture. Renee Adoree has the leading feminine role and the cast includes Dorothy Cumming, Roy D’Arcy, Edward Connelly, Jacqueline Gadsden, Alberta Vaughn, Shirley 0 Hara and Marcell Corday, • • * Leila Hyams will play an important role in “The Red iDancer of Moscow,” Henry Leyford Gates’ story of Russia, which will go into production very shortly at Fox Films West Coast studios under the direction of Raoul tValsh. • • * Mr. Charles Chrystali, a New Zealander engaged in the film export busin*es in Berlin, sends news of a new Gfnnaa feature entitled “The Symphony," which, he says, will be seen in Aa . c fand before long. It has no plot, a oa n described as “something quite out 2 ordinary.” Walter Ruttman Erected it -_ • • • The completion of “The Dove,” *Nor®a Talmadge’s initial production under United Artists’ banner, brings announcement that her next will ‘A Woman Disputed,” based on °«nnison Clift’s play.