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... Willard Louis. a • actor, who achieved fame for his character studies, has died at his home in America. states the KinematograPh Weekly. : He became famous only In the last ' year or so, chiefly for his characterise. lion of Babbitt on the screen ...
... lying about ' nt of a huge temple. It may be a Jo hirid in colouring, but beyond that ems no reason for banning it. Kinematograph Weekly' remarks • tole the decision of the Billposters' 1 - , ciation appears arbitrary, and in ' portteular case uninst ...
... AMERICA'S PREDOMINANCE. Mr. Frank Tilley, editor of the Kinematograph Weekly, gave it as his opinion that the only hope for British producers is to concentrate on small numbei of high-class pictures aiming at the world market. We can't hope to compete ...
... working Economics Minister. Professor Ludwig Erhard. Wardour Street's first reaction to the offer was favourable. The Kinematograph Weekly commented last night: Mr. Davis spoke common sense. This country, in common with the United States, is suffering from ...
... anti-Jewish, is now seeking supervisory control of Austrian film production. It has been generally recognised, says the Kinematograph Weekly, that German films have deteriorated in quality since the Nazi took control. GcrmJny's loss was Austria's gain, as ...
... Cinema and Dramatic Critics. see that the kinematograph Weekly, the leading trade paper. the opinion that the London Ora'mastic date must be ins bad way when !ts I professional critics find such relief and in the all-conquering film. Well. I am very ...
... as represented by the Kinematograph Weekly, slims equal sympathy, claiming that 1113 articles deserve the attention of the leaders of the trade, and especially of the Cineinatograph Trade Council. Says the Kinematograph Weekly : They make suggestions ...
... star, had little or no stage experience. BRAINS AND LIDS. Cecil B. de Mille, the American producer, is quoted by the Kinematograph Weekly' as saying that sex , appeal is losing its putsch In pictures. When brains become of more importance to a woman than ...
... ELSTREE-BETTY BALFOUR AND SYD CHAPLIN-THE FARMERS IFIFI', There are over 90 titles In the list, compiled by the Kinematograph Weekly, of pictures completed, now being made, and down for production In British studios. Some of those In the last category ...
... The company are now the owners of the following newspapers and periodicals: John Bull, Sporting Life, Passing Show, Kinematograph Weekly, London Mail, The Picturegoer, Everywoman',. The Ideal Home, Pan, The Racing Guide, Pictures. Monthly Film Record, ...
... received two letters from Germany which bear out my contentions One is from Frank A. Tilley, the former editor oi the Kinematograph Weekly, who has been engaged on a picture made in Berlin with British players in the cast. He complains that the Germans ...
... possesiing a journal which was extremely successful and • substantial and profit-earning value to the company. The Kinematograph Weekly had done very well in the year under review. The Passing Show •' had been reconstructed and improved in the early ...