The Film Spectator (Mar-Dec 1928)

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Page Twenty-four THE FILM SPECTATOR June 23, 1928 George R* Sims^ Plays Now Available For Pictures More than twenty sparkling English plays from the pen of George R. Sims are now available to Hollywood producers. Sims (famous "DAGONET" of the London "REFEREE") was for many years the most prohfic and successful of the English playwrights. Some twenty dramas are credited to him, many of which are still to be seen in England. As a novelist and poet he also shone. His comedy and melo-dramas contain an everlasting punch while his dialogue is most forceful, combined his works make splendid vehicles for the "talking picture" which now unquestionably is here to stay. '=^h^ Tlays : LONDON DAY BY DAY: London Life; Thames and London scenes. SILVER FALLS: Picturesque; England and 1 act Texas. LIGHTS OF HOME: Sea piece; 1 act in U. S. A. BLACK DOMINO: English life; Mrs. Patrick Campbell in original Adelphi cast. WHITE ROSE: CromweUian. LIGHTS OF LONDON: Melo-drama. ENGLISH ROSE: Very good romantic play. GIPSY EARL: Gipsy Story; Romantic scenes in England. GOLDEN LADDER: Re-written; War with Germany. LAST CHANCE: Dock Life; England. WHEN THE LAMPS ARE LIGHTED: Character comedian hero — English scenes and character. IN LONDON TOWN: Domestic drama; London scenes. STAR OF INDIA: Semi-Military; 1 act India. WOMAN FROM GAOL: Prison life; English scenes and characters. JACK IN THE BOX: Show life; "Boy" character part. England. SCARLET SIN: Domestic; Reformation of a burglar — English scenes. IN THE RANKS: Military. MASTER AND MAN. HARBOUR LIGHTS: Drama of the sea. TRUMPET CALL: Military Drama. THE GREY MARE: Farcical Comedy. THE GUARDSMAN: Farcical play. DANDY FIFTH: Military Comic Opera. STAIRCASE OF FORTUNE. For additional details on any of the above, address : MRS. EDGAR NORTON, 1861 Whitley Avenue Telephone GLadstone 0221