The Film Daily (1933)

THE •<&ank DAILY Tuesday, Jan. 3, 1933 ITHE m Nntwua Of IIIMIOM mill. Ni. 1 Tuesday Jii. 3. 1133 Pnei 5 Cuts JOHN I. ALICOATE Editor and Piblisiir Published daily except Sundays and Holiday! at 1650 Broadway, New York. N. Y., by Wid"i Films and Film Folk, Ins. J. W. Alicoate. President, Editor and Publisher, Donald M. Mersereau, Secretary-Treasurer and General Manager; Arthur W. Eddy. Associate Editor; Don Carle Gillette, Managing Editor. Fntered as second class matter. May 21. 1918, at the post-office at New York. N Y.. under the act of March 3, 1879. Terms (Postage free) United States outside of Greater New York $10.00 one year, 6 months, $5.00; 3 months, $3.00. Foreign. $15.00. Subscriber should remit with order. Address all communications to THE FILM DAILY. 1650 Broadway, New York, N. Y Phone. Circle 7-4736. 7-4737, 7-4738. 7-4739. Cable address: Filmday. New York Ho y. wood. California— Ralph Wilk, 6425 Hollywood Blvd., Phone Granite 6607. LondonErnest W. Fredman. 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Inc| \* Chicago ♦.♦ 1727 Indiana Ave. M CALumet 3692 8 B — i% 8 Hollywood j'j 6700 Santa Monica »> Blvd. Hillside 6131 it a The Kroadwav Pnrudc FIRST-RUNS Picture Distributor Theater "The Animal Kingdom" RKO RKO-Roxy "No More Orchids" Columbia p,oxy "The Son-Daughter" M-G-M Capitol "No Man of Her Own" Paramount Paramount "Silver Dollar" (2nd week) First National Strand "The Half-Naked Truth" RKO Mayfair "Cynara" (2nd week) United Artists Rivoli "Jungle Killer" (6th week) Century Sam H Harris "Vight Mayor" (6th week) Columbia Globe "Men and Jobs" Amkino Cameo "Lawyer Man" (2nd week) Warner Hollywood "The Match King" (2nd week) Warner Warner "The Unwritten Law" Majestic Beacon $2 RUNS "Rasputin and the Empress" (2nd week) . .M-G-M Astor "Maedchcn in Uniform" (14th week) . . . .Playchoice 44th Street "Kid from Spain" (6th week) United Artists Palace "Sign of the Cross" (5th week) Paramount Rialto "Farewell to Arms" (4th week) Paramount Criterion FOREIGN PICTURES "Goethe's Jugendgeliebte" (2nd week) .. .New Era Exchange Europa "Der Schwane Husar" (2nd week) Leo Brecher Little Carnegie "Paris-Bound" Protex 5th Ave. Playhouse FUTURE OPENINGS "Cavalcade" (Jan. 5th) Fox Gaiety "Island of Lost Souls" (Jan 11th) Paramount Rialto Lining Up Big Name Cast For 1933 "Gold Diggers" West Coast Bureau of THE FILM DAILY Hollywood — An all-star cast from both Hollywood and New York will be chosen by Director Roy Del Ruth for the modern edition of First National's "Gold Diggers of Broadway," which Darryl F. Zanuck has announced will be refilmed as "The Gold Dieters of 1932." Del Ruth also directed the original talker version, which was one of the first big sound successes. RIALTO BACK TO GRIND Cecil B. De Mille's "The Sign of the Cross" moves tomorrow from ;the Rialto to the Criterion to continue its extended run indefinitely. Paramount's "Island of Lost Souls" opens tomorrow at the Rialto, with [the house returning to a continuous policy. BENNETT FILM FOR PALACE Opening screen attraction under its new vaudeville and film policy, starting Jan. 7 at the Palace, has been changed to "Rock-A-Bye," starring Constance Bennett. CANTOR-JESSEL AT PARA. Eddie Cantor and George Jessel will head the new show starting Friday at the New York Paramount. The screen attraction will be "The Billion Dollar Scandal." KRAKATAU VOLCANO IN SHORT Educational has purchased a tworeeler titled "Krakatau," in which the submerged volcano located between the islands of Java and Sumatra, is shown in action. VITA. FILMING WINTER SPORTS An entire production crew has been dispatched to Lake Placid by Vitaphone to film the more exciting of the resort's winter sports for a special short. 5 Warner-F. N. Releases Scheduled for January Warners will nationally release three new pictures in January. The first on the schedule is William Powell's "Lawyer Man," now playing a pre-release engagement at the Hollywood theater, on which the national release date is Jan. 7. "Parachute Jumper," starring Douglas Fairbanks. Jr., will be released on the 28th, as well "Hard to Handle," the new James Cagney picture. In addition to these Warner releases. First National will roadshow "20 000 Years in Sing Sing" begin"^g this month, and will release "Frisco Jenny," starring Ruth Chatterton, on the 14th. "KID" FOR RIVOLI IN FEB. Eddie Cantor in "The Kid from Spain," which ends its two-a-day run at the Palace on Friday night, will return to Broadway for a popular price run at the Rivoli, simultaneously with its showing in 150 houses throughout the country. One of the few New York Hotels with Alternating Current throughout. The New Hotel Victoria 7th Ave. and 51st Street 1000 Rooms — 1000 Baths Radio. Servidor. Circulating Ice Water B»d Reading Lamp in Every Room RATES: Single $3.00— $3.50— $4.00— $5.00 Double $4.00— $4.50— $5.00— $6 00 Parlor and Bedroom $9.00— $20.00 A Rendezvous of the Motion Picture World and Home of the 16 M.M. D. B. MULLIGAN Executive Vice President LOUIS LOW Resident Xfonoget A Column of Successful Showmen! E. A. PLUMMER New Theatre Easton, Md. " I 1) 11 y Colli in l> i a p i <■. I 11 r <• s because I'm aMctomakc money with them. The public here ex presses their approval by attending the theatre when Columbia pictures are shown. HARRY FLEISHMAN Brighton Theatre Pittsburgh, Pa. *•• "Colun. has a promis line-up the con season and c e r t a i • 1 y has the pu.sibilities for giving the exhibitor the outstanding pictures. Sucli pictures will be the ones that will break the hard times we are experiencing now.'" H. E. HAMMOND Lyric Theatre Erie, Pa. V <• o in e any better than Columbia's 1932 1933. 'Out of the ordinary." Los Angeles Record. NO MORE ORCHIDS » >