Paramount Pep-O-Grams (1927)

Page Two P E P-O-G RAMS ART EDITORS Ray Freemantle Saul Schiavone Albert Deane Editor Contributors — all members of the Gpainmount Gpop Qlub \ A CLAM OF "GOOD FELLOWS" Paramount Building, N. Y. C. The picture is our epic of the air, “Wings,” and the theatre is the Criterion. We made a wonderful instrument for good will and understanding when we made that picture. In London, where the picture is in its twentysecond week, and still running, a party of British aviators met a party of German aviators whom they had actually fought over the fields of France ten years ago, and after a jolly dinner they all went off arm in arm to see “Wings” at the Carlton. Just that action alone is worth all of the money that Paramount invested in “Wings.” Vol. 4, No. 10 August 14, 1928 Pep Club Reporting Committee CHAIRMAN-. Jerry Novell. VICE-CHAIRMAN: Lilian Langdon. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER-. Leivis F. Nathan. REPORTERS-. Arthur Bell. Maxine Kessler, Wil.iam Gold, Florence Monson, Rose Eidelsberg. Frank Schrieber, Gertrude Voll'mer, Edward Jones. Marion Herbert, Seymour Schultz, Lilian Stevens, Martin Carroll. Ruth Johnson, Mary Levine, Henry Spiegel, Helen Strauss, Eileen Eady, Estelle Jacobs, Rose Goldstein, Charles Rich, Sydney Cohen. N o m i n a t i o n s At this time of each year it is our pleasure to receive from our Nominating Committee its selection of the Club members believed best fitted to comprise the administration of the Club for carrying on of activities during the forthcoming year. At the same time, it becomes our heartfelt duty to give deep and constructive thought to the elections which the month of September will witness, and which will officially pronounce the names of the new administration. Every part of the year is a ‘thinking’ part for the real Club member: but this time of the year is even more of a seasonable time for thinking of the Club's progress and future than any other. Give your own personal appraisal to the names and past performances of the nominees — and then think ahead to the elections. Wings A\ e think it well worth telling you again that just two days ago a Paramount picture entered upon the second year of its run at the one theatre. Bargains Members are constantly being offered opportunities to purchase everyday requirements at amazingly low prices. Room 603 has been the scene of bargain displays which rank reasonably close to being classed as modern miracles. They merit the appreciation of every buying member not only from the standpoint of the intrinsic value displayed, but as encouragement for the hardworking chairman and members of the Buying Committee. CONSTITUTION The publication of the proposed amendments to the Constitution of the Paramount-Pep Club was an expression of the beliefs, desires and proposals of the Club members expressd both prior to, and at, the last general meeting of the Club. In the interim, and at the request of those spirited Members who held real and sincere views on the matter, these amendments have had the closest scrutiny of the Board of Governors and the Rules Committee. In their newest and most recent form they will be submitted tonight to the general meeting for adoption. AIR-MINDED PARAMOUNTEERS We gave promise last issue of publishing a progressive list of the names of all Paranrounteers whom we know have been up in an airplane, or who have signified this fact to us in writing since last month. Here is our first list: S. R. Kent Emanuel Cohen G. B. J. Frawley Helen Swayne Dick Blumenthal John Nathan Sadie Spitzer O. R. Geyer Charles Gartner A1 Gray