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BROADCAST OVER PRITISH NETWORK
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British enthusiasm for the Silly Symohonies on the screen has led to their adaptation for radio presentation over a national hookup of the British Broadcasting Corporation system. During the past few
with the added help of an orchestra and a chorus, has microphoned from London such Disney successes as "Three Little Pigs, "The Pied Piper" and "Lullaby Land." Although the actual broadcast is only seven or eicht minutes — about the time it takes to show one of the Disney subjects on the screen — it requires weeks of intensive work to adapt, condense and rehearse each program, the cost of which runs into thousands of dollars. Proof of the popularity of this feature on the air is shown by the thousands of letters of commendation received from enthusiastic radio fans.
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VIDOR AND DISNEY PRODUCTIONS
ENTTRED IN MOSCOW EXPOSITION
United Artists is to be represented by one full-length feature film and four short subjects at the International "xposition of Films to be held in Moscow from February 10 to February 20. King Vidor's production, “Our Daily Bread," selected by many American and foreign critics as one of the best pictures of 1934, is the U.A. release that will be featured at the Exposition. The short sudjects are all Walt Disney productions — three Silly Symphonies, "The Three Little Pigs," "The Flying Mouse" and "Peculiar Penguins"; and one Mickey Mouse film, "The Orphan's Benefit." The directors of the Exposition have announced that prizes will be awarded to the best feature film and the best short subject.
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INTERNATIONAL RADIO TIBUP BOOSTS
"CLIVE OF INDIA" IN LATIN-—AMERICA
Through a tievp effected by the Foreign Publicity Department,a review of "Clive of India" was broadcast by short wave to South America on February 8 at 7 P.M. over station WeXAF, the international General @lectric station at Schenectady, N.Y. At the same time it was announced that an autographed photograph of Ronald Colman and one of Soretta Young containing a brief biography of the stars in Spanish
on the back would be sent to the first 500 listeners writing in for them. This might well be called to the attention of exhibitors in Latin America by our offices in those territories as another example of United Artists enterprise in creating advance interest in our pictures, thus making the exhibitor's job of selling the picture to the public correspondingly easier. Our tieup with WexXAF is a permanent one, and as fast as U.A. pictures are released on Broadway, their merits will be called to the attention of this international audience. The station broadcasts twice a week, Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 P.M. New York time. Make it a point to listen int