Exhibitors Herald World (Oct-Dec 1930)

December 6, 1930 EXHIBITORS HERALD -WORLD 39 w THE SHORT FEATURE Newspictures KINOGRAMS NO. 5661— Leaders of India meet with British officials to discuss fate of 300,000,000 in India — 80,000 watch Stanford's 41 to 0 triumph over California in football — German girls become flying frauleins in glider school — New York Walkers' Club has 10^ mile hike contest to Coney Island — Best of dogs get together for $100,000 canine show in Chicago — Kinograms shows heavy snows in Rainier National Park — How the Hungarians dance in their native haunts — Santa Claus' vanguard captures New York as Christmas approaches— Little St. Mary's team comes back to San Francisco after trouncing Fordham gridders 20-12. UNIVERSAL NEWSPAPER NEWSREEL NO. 95 — Mauretania rescues 26 from foundered Ovidia, Swedish steamship — Barbaric splendor marks coronation of Abyssinia's king — Bodies of 50 lost in landslide sought by troops and firemen at Lyons, France — Coast guard captures $100,000 rum cargo off Boston harbor — Notre Dame trims Northwestern, 14 to 0, in Chicago. HEARST METROTONE NEWS NO. 218— Amateur sluggers battle just for glory in N. Y. intercity bouts — New Zealand maidens show how to juggle — Gay Italy holds a peasant festival — Berlin youngsters greet Santa Claus early — Metrotone films Fujiyama, japan's sacred mountain. UNIVERSAL NEWSPAPER NEWSREEL NO. 96 — Five die in freak gale at Glendale, Cal. — Fascisti lose in Austria elections — New York officially welcomes holiday season — Roads blockaded by heavy snows in Rainier, Wash. — U. S. railway engineers impressed by single rail line in Elberfield, Germany— 100 walk on tip-toes 10lA miles in New York bunion derby. PATHE SOUND NEWS NO. 99— Fire menaces Chicago loop— Germans attempt snowless skiing — Anchor airship on motor truck at Washington — Dorothy Hall is called by New York artists the most beautiful girl — Coolidges greet Mr. Santa Claus at Northampton, Mass. — Big grape crop gets a blessing at Marino, Italy — Michigan baby porkers get piggish on milk — Train cavalry to nght on foot at Fort Riley, Kansas. HEARST METROTONE NEWS NO. 219— Congress comes back to work after vacation — Ducks find a sheltered no man's land on lake in Arkansas — Denver gets out its skiis with first big snow — England building giant plane to carry 38 passengers — -Pedal pushers give fans thrills at six-day bike race in New York — Notre Dame beats Army football team, 7 to 6, in Chicago. KINOGRAMS NO. 5662 — 71st Congress resumes work — Six-day bicycle race begins in New York — Leviathan gets winter housecleaning in Boston drydock — "Pet" show of prehistoric times attracts New Yorkers — Racing car loses wheel at Los Angeles oval but nobody's hurt — Sinclair Lewis leaves for Stockholm to claim his Nobel prize in literature — Artistic temperament breaks up a Berlin music rehearsal— Sweep All wins Endurance Handicap at Maryland track. PATHE SOUND NEWS NO. 100— Lindberghs test plane for tour at Teterboro, N. J. — English seek air supremacy with new super-airliner — Freshmen stay fresh after fight at Atlanta, Ga. — $1,000,000 ferry is launched sideways on Lake Michigan — California cowboys round up West's outlaw horses — University of Illinois puts editors in Hall of Fame— Prize poultry preens itself at international show in Crystal Palace, London — -Yuletide army invades Gotham. Tiffany Shorts at Three Theatres on Broadway in Week (Special to the HeraldrWorld) NEW YORK, Dec. 4.— Three Broadway houses are playing Tiffany shorts this week. The RKO Mayfair is holding over "The Little Big House" a talking Chimp comedy, in conjunction with the feature; The Globe has booked "Pickin' Cotton," one of a series of musical fantasies; and "The Voice of Hollywood," a one reeler featuring film stars, is playing the Strand. Universal Signs Lloyd Hamilton To Do Series of Short Comedies (Special to the Herald-World) HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 4. — Carl Laemmle, Jr., has signed Lloyd Hamilton, screen comedian, to star in a series of short reel comedies for Universal. He will make three "Red Star" tworeelers for release in this season's schedule, and Universal plans to give them the same elaborate production effort that it has accorded the Slim Summerville series. No announcement has been made as yet of the director and supporting cast. Nine Educational Subjects Set for Release This Month Educational has nine subjects scheduled for release during December, beginning with the Mack Sennett comedy, "A Hollywood Theme Song." Harry Gribben, Yola D'Avril and Patsy O'Leary are featured. On December 7, "Expensive Kisses," a new Tuxedo comedy, is set for distribution. Following that are "Their Wives' Vacation," a Mermaid comedy, and "Golf Nuts," a TerryToon, on December 14. During the week of the 21st, another Sennett film, "Rough Idea of Love," and a Lyman H. Howe "Hodge Podge" are on the program, followed on the 28th by a new Gayety comedy, "Don't Leave Home," with Johnny Hines, "College Cuties," a Vanity number, and another Terry-Toon as yet untitled. The Kinograms newsreel will continue to be released twice weekly. Christmas' Origin Is Topic of Special FitzPatrick Subject (Special to the Herald-World) NEW YORK, Dec. 4.— FitzPatrick Pictures has completed a special holiday subject, called "The Origin of Christmas," in which Christmas songs are rendered by wellknown recording artists, with an accompaniment by Nathaniel Shilkert and his Victor Recording Orchestra. Pathe Audio Review arranged to make sound pictures of Walter Damrosch, one of Americas leading conductors, when he presented his Music Appreciation Hour over the NBC network. Photograph shows Damrosch all ready to begin his broadcast.