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r~-~ CINCINNATI K-6 CHAMPION ON NEWS DELIVERY EXALTING A BEST-SELLER! These gentlemen gathered for the purpose of making an extra- ordinary trailer that will herald the greatest motion picture ever produced, “The Rains Came,” with Tyrone Power, Myrna Loy, George Brent, Brenda Joyce, Maria Ouspanskaya, H. B. Warner, Nigel Bruce and thousands of others. This picture was taken in Production Chief Darryl Zanuck’s office at Movietone City. Seated from left to right are: Clarence Brown, the director; Louis Brom- field, the author and who, incidentally, has just finished the screen- play for “Brigham Young,” and Mr. Zanuck. Standing is Harry Joe Brown, the associate producer. So pleased is Mr. Zanuck with Brown’s directorial job that he is seeking to borrow his services for another important special scheduled for 1933-40 release. BRENDA JOYCE was “caught” while at play. She is currently appearing in “Here I Am a Stranger.” | NEW SI V!! j Something New In Screen Trailers For "Rains Came" m New York. N. Y. Vol. VIII mo Aug. 5, 1939 No. 16 G-B Hit, "The Ware Case" Goes Into Its Third Week HELD OVER SECOND WEEK y f p4 ! 1 \ ■ A. i •; M |! PRAISE FROM CRITICS! m t! J8 i fclji i r! Y-| pj j llllf lp|5 EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT . . . Surprise Him . . . thrilling and exciting . . . capitally played. — WM. BOEHNEl World Tj.fcgr.sm Clive Brook with excellent company comes to the Little Carnegie in THE WARE CASE,” the SUBTLEST and BEST murder mystery that has come to town SINCE THE YEAR 1. ^ 2 . —WANDA HALE Daily News' This English film is a DELIGHTFUL SUR- PRISE . . . Human nature, characterization or whatever one wishes to call it, is the joy of THE WARE CASE.” —R. W, DANA 1 Herald-Tribune ! THE WARE CASE” has some tricky mo- ments, with unexpected melodrama. Its Brit- ish quality . . . brings it an interest of its own. —EILEEN CREELMAN iN. Y. Sun! Sir Hubert, played with velvet grace by Clive Brook. -B. R, CROWTHER (N. Y, Times! Distinguished by polished direction and re- strained acting ... Mr. Brook gives a quite touching performance. — BLAND IOHANESON Mirror) Production built along smart, intriguing lines. —IRENE THIRER ■ N. Y Post! If : §||f| nil if V l f 1 PUBLIC LOINS THE CRITICS Above a photograph of a board displayed in the lobby of the Carnegie Theatre in New York, where the Gaumont-British produc- tion, “The Ware Case,” starring Clive Brooks, is entering its third week. This production, as indicated above, received exceptionally fine notices from the metropolitan critics. That the ticket-buyers agree with them is evidenced by the fact that “The Ware Case” is proving one of the outstanding attractions shown at this theatre. Second week’s gross was daily paralleling that of corresponding days of the first stanza, according to the management’s statement. That “The Ware Case” will parallel the showing of “The Lady Van- ishes” is the confident expectation of G-B officials. WELL-DESEKVED HONORS Left to right, Author Lamar Trotti, Associate Pro- ducer Kenneth MacGowan and Featured Player Mar- jorie Weaver, holding honors awarded them for “Young Mr. Lincoln,” voted the best picture of the month by- Box Office. Printed in U.S.A.