1930 PRODUCTION

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 876, 21 January 1930, Page 15

1930 PRODUCTION

fifteen paramount units BUSY fifteen production units at the Paramount studios at Hollywood and Long Island are at present engaged in producing all-talking pictures for the 193 u season. Eight new talkies are in Process of filming. They are William Powell's initial starring picture, “The btreet of Chance”; “Sarah and Son,” starring Ruth Chatterton; Evelyn ®rent’s second starring vehicle, ‘‘A fgfly in Love”; “The River Inn,” cofoaturing Helen Morgan and Charles Ruggles; Maurice Chevalier’s “The Big Pond”; “Burning Up,” Richard Arlen’s Jpfct starring vehicle, and Clara Bow’s Station S-E-X.” , In preparation, Paramount has Come Out of the Kitchen,” the stage Play set to music, starring Nancy Carroll: “Young Eagles,” a talking epic of th e air for Charles (Buddy) Rogers; »22 ther vehicle for William Powell, The Benson Murder Case”; William Himself,’* co-featuring Jack Oakie and Hlchard “Skeets” Gallagher; “Ladies Love Brutes,” starring George Ban- £ ro ft; a starring Western talkie for Cooper, ‘Fighting Caravans; The Humming Bird” to star Clara

. Powell plays the part of a Jr» , nair York stage producer in Pointed Heels.” in which he is coleatured with Fav Wray. Pointed Heels.” a highly dramatic £ to ry. was adapted from an original Dy Charles Brackett.