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PURELY PERSONAL
William Cameron Menzies arrived in New York,March 4,aboard the Bremen from London where he svent two years directing "Things to Come." Menzies, who brought a print of the picture with him, was accompanied by Ned Mann, special effects expert on the production. .
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Miriam Hookins sailed aboard the Paris from New York March 21,for a brief vacation in the Continent.
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William Vyler and Lillian Hellman, director and author of "These Three," and Omar Kiam, fashion stylist for Samuel Goldwyn productions, spent a brief vacation in New York. (Note: since Kiam's name is always commented upon, you may be interested to know that he is an American, that Kiam is his real name, Alexander his first name, and Omar a nickname dating from schooldays.)
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HOMES OF FILM STARS FUATURE OF 1936 LONDON EXHIBITION
Movie fans are being catered to in this year's Ideal Homes Exhibition, sponsored by the London Daily Mail, which started at Olympia Hall in March. About 60,000 square feet of space are devoted to a feature entitled, “Home of the Film Stars," in which rooms from the homes of leading celebrities of the screen are reproduced and furnished in full scale and in authentic detail.
Hollywood and Eritish stars who are represented include Bddie Cantor, Merle Oberon, Raymond Massey, Margaretta Scott, Ronald Colman, Clark Gable, Shirley Temple, Mae West, Norma Shearer, Claudette Colbert, Grace Moore, Jean Harlow, Constance Bennett, Villiam Powell, Robert Montgomery, John Boles, Clive Brook, Leslie Banks, Jessie Matthews and Diana Napier.
Supporting this feature is "Things to Come," an exhibit assembled from the scenes and properties of the H.G. Wells film. Here are seen foretastes of the furnishing of that world of the future into which the author has projected his imagination compared with the furnishings of the past and the present.
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KORDA FILM FOR POSTERITY!
A print of Alexander Korda's production of H.G. Wells' "Things to Come" has been presented to the National Film Library in London for preservation. We wonder what the people in 2036 will think of this picture} ae os