WHAT THEY SAY.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19893, 23 May 1936, Page 21 (Supplement)

WHAT THEY SAY.

VIEWS 111 THE KIWI. if one nation wants something that another nation has. it should pay for it. not light for it.——(:eurge Arliss. C ’ t t I feel so tin—English in taking more interest in the sutterinizs of men than l in the (iiscomt‘orts of monkeys—H. \\’. Nevinsun, s a t o l Marta riggerth .. . must be the publicity man‘s passport to hea\‘eti.—Sydney Carroll. 1. t O t The young. who are falsely reputed by demagogues to he generous-minded. are everywhere renewing the ancient evils—St. John lit-vine. - s s I o Find me the dirtie'st rat in the United States, and let me play him on the screen. and HI be u slur overnight.— Wallace Ford. I t O 0 There will never be a complete shortage of stories—there is only a dearth of time in which to read them —Samuel Marx. o t o o The movies are going to do more than any other agency to prevent that greatest of all crimes—wan—Judge Ben B. Lindsey. I I I I The theatre has set about reforming itself because of its screen) competitor. The drama is about five times as lively as it was when I was a boy. —John .\lasetleld. . , u I II would rathrr play a minor role In a really good picture than dominate every scene in a poor ones—Miriam Hopkins. is t a n A marcol wave. a manirurr. and a looming smilv-llml's “hat little irlrls were made of in l!!l.’v.—\\'illiam \\'ylcr.. - I t C . l’nlrss a pr-ulum‘r littlkf‘s a pirlurr with one hand in his pocket and the other on “It' lllllllil‘ pulse. he is ilontneti.—Famlwl liulti\\.\n. ‘ 3 t 0 People Ilnn'l sing an) morn—they lr‘t. machines sin: for ”umu.—lining Berlin. o t t a “ho am i that i should disdain any man's ammaranm"l—Sl. John Ervinr. o a t a As long as \w iv; to sell actors as linX-otllre personalities \\c \\'on‘t haw! motion-pirture art.’\\'ard Marsh. 0 O t I } Hollywood has horn milked dry of talent—Frank llorzurr. l t l v o ‘ Atrertation is a prr‘tly safe line 1": take in the arts as there are always large numbers 01' pvnplv' .. . who are impressed by a rultural facade and «tare not say thry arc bored with the contents—her Brown. 0 t \6 I Julius Caesar had the soul of an advertlslnx ax?nt.—\‘isv'ouut tiastlerosse,