Picture Play Magazine (Mar-Jul 1929)

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Advertising Section 111 At any rate, tone is now making the way easy for the talking picture. It will bring to the small towns many of the biggest Broadway musical hits. "The Desert Song," "Rio Rita," "Show Boat," "Hit the Deck," and others, are to arrive in the near future. Many of the older favorites, even to Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, like "Pinafore," "The Mikado," and "The Pirates of Penzance," are to be done. Mostly, though, the musical films will be of the specially written type, like "Innocents of Paris," in which Maurice Chevalier is starred ; "Close Harmony," featuring Buddy Rogers and Nancy Carroll; "Shoestring," with Carlotta King, Joe E. Brown, and Sally O'Neil, who sings a little; and others. Every company will doubtless have a "Follies," such as the "Movietone Follies," now being made by Fox, which promises to be a big feature of the year. Six good songs are the requirements to put such a music picture over, it is generally contended, and it has to have a stronger story than the average music show of the stage. It must also have a spectacle. The musical numbers are generally most successful if they are closely linked with the sentiment or the action of the play. And they have to be either very peppy, or very heart-touching. So you see in this new form of entertainment, the screen won't be likely to borrow so much from its older brother, the stage. And that's what makes the sound picture a brand-new type of entertainment. His Face Is His Misfortune Continued from page 54 Among their circle of friends are Corinne Griffith and Walter Morosco, Fred Niblo and Enid Bennett, Rex Ingram and Alice Terry. Ricardo rather thinks he would like to live in Europe, having acquired a taste for it during his visit there when he made a picture in the Ingram studio at Nice. 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