FLORENZ ZIEGFELD’S films
Whoopee.” Florenz Ziegfeld’s first Production for United Artists, in which Eddie Cantor is being starred in the role he played on the stage, is being 11 ~e d entirely in technicolour. “Whooliee” i s the first of a series of productions Ziegfeld is making for United Artists in conjunction with Samuel '•oldwyn.
, English actors and actresses are comJ, '£ into their own. Of eight principals i .st in “The Circle,” the Metro-Gold-yn-Mayei* all-talking picture now bedirected by David Burton, six are Englishmen.
Both Cliff Edwards and Ethelind Terry felt perfectly at home recently when Director William Xigh photographed them in a reproduction of the rooms in which .artists record for the great phonograph companies. It was ail part of M.-G.-M’s “Lord Byron of Broadway.” in which they are both featured. . Clift Edwards is rated among the five most popular recording artists. His records have sold into the millions. The beautiful voice of Miss Terry also gained a great phonograph following because of her work in "Bio Bita” and “Kid Boots.”
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 958, 29 April 1930, Page 15
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172FLORENZ ZIEGFELD’S films Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 958, 29 April 1930, Page 15
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