Movie Classic (Mar-Aug 1936)

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What Your Favorites Are Doing — Now! [Continued from page 16] her leading man and duettist. Gary Cooper, on loan from Paramount, is making Opera Hat, with 1 Liur as his leading lady. — and, with ., rank Capra directing, it shows signs of being in the same class with the same director's It Happened One Night. And Richard Dix, on loan from RKORadio, is embarking on a big-time melodrama entitled Devil's Squadron. • Out thar' in the San Fernando hills, in Universal Studios, the most interesting picture now being filmed is Show Boat. Irene Dunne, as Magnolia, will have her greatest singing opportunity in movies. Hele ? ' ,_n is playing Julie, the girl who i?-,.chose deep-down blues; Donald Woods'! -nas the important role of her husband ; and Paul Robeson, the great Negro actor and singer, is prominently featured. Another outstanding Universal picture now in production is Sutter's Gold, with Edward Arnold, Lee Tracy and Binnie Barnes in the leading roles of this story of the gold rush days. . . . On a nearby set, Margaret Sullavan is being a modern maiden again in Next Time We Love, with the new sensation, James Stewart, as her leading man. • At United Artists' the Chaplin lot is even more silent than a Chaplin picture. After months of work, his fine comedy, Modern Times, is at last finished and on view. However, there is other activity at United Artists. Freddie Bartholomew, Dolores Costello (returning to the screen after a four year-absence, as Freddie's young mother) and Mickey Rooney are making Little Lord Fauntleroy. Miriam Hopkins, Merle Oberon and Joel McCrea, co-starring in These Three, seem to have finished the picture in perfect harmony— and it is an unusual picture, building sympathy for each member of a romantic triangle. Just starting is the first Pickford-Lasky Production, One Rainy Afternoon, starring Francis Lederer, who was under serious consideration for the role of Romeo opposite Norma Shearer in Romeo and Juliet. • Leslie Howard won that coveted role at M-G-M, where the Shakespearean romance is the biggest picture in production (now that The Great Ziegfeld is completed). This picture brings Norma back to films after a year's absence. John Barrymore is present as Mercutio. On the same lot, Wife vs. Secretary offers Clark Gable, Myrna Loy and Jean Harlow (still brownette!) in the eternal triangle — and with those stars teamed, what a triangle ! On the adjoining set, The Voice of Bugle Ann. featuring Lionel Barrymore and Eric Linden. Linden's success in Ah, Wilderness— one of the outstanding performances of the past year — has made him the talk of the town and it is an open secret that M-G-M will crown him with stardom if this new picture is well received. New pictures and new stars. Every month the Hollywood scene changes. Truly, it is a business of overnight triumphs and overnight failures. And on your approval of these pictures depends the fate of stars. 60 Movie Classic for March, 1936