MUSICAL COMEDY
NEW KIND OF SOUND PICTURE The first Paramount all-talking short features have arrived in Sydney. They Include a two-reel sketch by the Broadway musical comedy favourite, Eddie Cantor, titled “Eddie Cantor. That Party in Person”; two Irving Berlin songs, sung by Ruth Etting; an address on “What Is It?” by Elinor Glyn; and a one-reel sketch, “Just One Word,” written and directed by Joseph Santlev.
“DYNAMITA” Lily Damita, Samuel Goldwvn’s recent French find, who appears opposite Ronald Colman in “The Rescue." a United Artists’ picture, came to Hollywood last summer, with a considerable reputation for beauty and talent, but without definite forecastings of her personality. Within two weeks she had acquired a nickname which demonstrates what an impression she has made on the
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 650, 30 April 1929, Page 18
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125MUSICAL COMEDY Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 650, 30 April 1929, Page 18
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