Exhibitors Herald World (Oct-Dec 1930)

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November 29, 1930 EXHIBITORS HERALD -WORLD 25 Music with their meals and plenty of it, but somehow or other, the dulcet, "soupy" strains don't seem to appeal to Lee Moran and James Bradbury, Jr. Just a quaint old Oriental custom where wooden bowls and wooden spoons never have to be polished. As for washing the dishes — well, we don't know about that. However, the scene is taken from the Educational-Ideal Comedy with the apt title, "My Harem." Pajamas and a bathrobe make an excellent habit for "motoring," according to Joe E. Brown. Director William A. Seiter and Joe have a little fun in between scenes of "Going Wild," a First National picture. "Now let me see. What is the best approach for this shot?" says Mr. Tiffany Chimp as he contemplates possible errors in his dailyround of miniature golf. Scene from the Tiffany Chimp comedy "The Little Divorcee." A rather dangerous game of hide-and-seek, and bare walls are no place to look for a hideout. Edward G. Robinson looks as though he wouldn't have much compunction about pulling the trigger of that wicked little "gat," while Alice White is sincerely hoping that he doesn't. Neil Hamilton may break up the party. A scene from the First National picture, "A Widow from Chicago," a story of the gang underworld.