Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (Sep 1935 - Aug 1936)

10 .FILM BULLETIN. INDEPENDENT EXHIBITORS REVIEWS (Continued from page 7) Dick plays a never-say-die reporter, packs a jump every two feet of film and a punch every two frames — at least it seemed that way to this bewildered reporter. Strictly action, this will be okeh where they like their film fare elemental, with plenty happening, and happening fast. It will also serve well if dualled with a heavy drama or light comedy. PLOT: Talmadge, ace reporter, is assigned the double job of getting story and resignation from Crane, fake reformer in league with gamblers and racketeers. He does this in double quick time, with the aid of Luana Walters, sob sister, whom he loves, and despite the interference of his city editor, who is in cahoots with the gang. AD TIPS: Sell this as the speediest of action filni< and feature Talmadge as the ace stunt man. Try to locate a nervy stooge, ubo will pull a daring stunt on a building at a busy section. NONNIE. B-T's 'Tundra' Completed Hollywood. — Burroughs-Tarzan's exploitation feature "Tundra" has been completed and will be ready for road-show release next month. Stars Del Cambre, former All-American fotball star at S. M. U. Most of the footage shot in Alaska and the Arctic Circle. Gary Cooper to Goldwyn Hollywood. — Following completion of his contract with Paramount this fall, Gary Cooper goes over to Samuel Goldwyn on a three year pact. Star will make two per season for the United Artists producer. Paramount's "Advertising Material Rental Service Contract" will COST THEM from $300 to $500 MORE per year! Protect yourself by dealing ONLY with National-Kline Poster Co. 1 307 VINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA Simon Libros • Al Blofson • Oscar Libros SUBJECTS FROM PHILLY By Nonamaker RUMOR OF THE WEEK . . . That Stanley-Warner will positively take over the Fox Sept. 1st. NOT HEADLINES; BUT FAIR READING . . . SAMUEL H. STEIFEL marries Alberta Miller, one of the town's lovelier fashion models . . . WILLIE FRIEDMAN'S sister dies . . . CHARLES EHRLICH, brother of New Ideal Johnnie, now office manager for Dennis Games . . . HORLACHER'S annual outing will take place at Kuglers-on-theDelaware July 19th . . . JACKSON, South Philly, reopened last Fri. entirely refurbished as the Grand closes for same sort of face-lifting . . . The Vine St. wags have some pips in the line of unprintable dilly dallies . . . National Screen trailer and Accessory boys and girls had a picnic last weekend . . . MURRAY BEIER returning to normal after that fight pix deluge . . . Add a feather to the Trans-Lux's cap for alert servicing and editing of their news reels which had them showing Democratic Convention doings one day after they happened . . . Finals in the Hi-Li Contests being held in the S-W houses this weekend .. . S. NIXON-NIRDLINGER wanted to find out how many conventionites would attend a legit attraction at the Broad. He found out all right — to his sorrow! . . . AL ESSIG'S wife, a former organist, has a girl band in one of the shore spots ... If LEON BEHALL asks you what President he resembles, yell McKinley . . . OSCAR NEUFELD says he can't sleep now that the convention din has subsided . . . HARRY LA VINE gets as much of a kick out of watching NAT LAVINE'S cowboys ride across the screen as JOE CONWAY does out of a circus! . . . AL BLOFSON proudly showing exhibs National-Kline's new lobby display showroom in the rear of Nat'lPenn. . . . DAVE COOPER, former Warner booker, now up-state salesman taking over territory previously covered by CHARLES BEILAN, who has been switched to New Jersey . . . MRS. NORMAN BECKETT recovered and home from appendix operation . . . NATE ABELOVE, whose ancestors must have had Scotch blood in their veins, reports that his son, aged three, swallowed a dime, but that it has now been recovered after seven days worriment . . . SAM PALEN doing nicely as salesman with Columbia. CONTINUING RUMOR OF LAST WEEK . . . 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