The Film Daily (1932)

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IUEM? ". . IS HUNGRY PROVING BOX OFFICE ^amount GROUP! THE PLACE: At the busiest street in the world, in front of the Criterion Theatre, at 44th Street and Broadway, at 2:00 P. M. PEGGY MESSENGER Claridge Hotel New York SECRETARY • "Gang pictures kept me away from the movies for some time and I am glad to see that Paramount is putting real casts into love stories and comedy. My first choice is 'Blonde Venus/ because I think Dietrich is fine in any story and this sounds exceptionally good. I read 'Single Night' by Bromfield and suppose that is 'Night After Night.' Why do they change the titles in the movies? I haven't read 'Farewell to Arms' but always wanted to and will be satisfied to see the picture, especially with Gary Cooper, Helen Hayes, and AHolphe Menjou in the cast. I do want to see AL ABRAMS 2136 61st Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. SALESMAN • "I think they are fine merchandise which the public will want to buy. I guess most salesmen are good movie fans, and I feel confident that I will certainly not miss Harold Lloyd, the Marx Brothers, and Chevalier, because we all need laughs nowadays. 'No Bed of Her Own' sounds like a woman's picture, but 'Farewell to Arms' should appeal to everybody. I wasn't a Dietrich fan until I saw 'Shanghai Express' which changed my opinion, and I certainly want ie 'Blonde Venus.' JAMES HEALY 539 West 144th St., New York PROPERTIES • "The thing that attracts me most is Harold Lloyd. Why doesn't he make more pictures, and also the Marx Brothers? They seem so few and far between. I suppose that 'The Big Broadcast' will be shown at advanced prices, but I think this is a mistake because it doesn't matter how big the casts are, the public cannot afford to pay more these days. All of these pictures attract me and I have a feeling that they are going to be good shows by looking MISS ETHEL KENT 164 West 44th St., New York ARTIST • "They all look mighty entertaining. I've been wondering when some movie producer would be smart enough to make 'Farewell to Arms.' Helen Hayes is perfect for the part of the nurse. There's my old friend, Harold Lloyd. Where's he been lately? I'll certainly want to see him in 'Movie Crazy.' My whole family are Marx Brothers fans but personally I like Lloyd's type of comedy better. Maybe you can tell me why a star as popular as Dietrich makes only a few pictures a year. 'Blonde Venus' is the first one I've seen advertised since 'Shanghai Express.' Guess I'll make a note of 'The Big Broadcast' — it's about time a radio picture was