Harrison's Reports (1935)

Page scan 000163 from Harrison's Reports

Record Details:

Title:
Harrison's Reports
Date:
1935
Author:
Harrison's Reports, Inc.
Publisher:
New York, Harrison's Reports, Inc.
Volume:
Harrison's Reports (1935)
Leaf #:
000163
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
'A reviewing service free from the influence of film advertising... devoted chiefly to the interests of the exhibitors.' From 1919 to 1962, HARRISON'S REPORTS served as a watchdog for the interests of U.S. independent movie theaters. Founder and editor P.S. Harrison used his 4-page sheet (occasionally 8-pages) to praise films that he considered good for theaters and audiences and to excoriate bad pictures, 'immoral' theater operators, films on 16mm and TV, and any company or policy that made life more difficult for exhibitors. -- Eric Hoyt, 2014
Date Added:
August 29, 2024
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IN TWO SECTIONS— SECTION TWO H ARRI SON'S REPORTS VolTxVII NEW YORK, N. Y„ SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, liUP _ _(PartijdIndex No. 4— Pages 106 to 124 Incl.) Title of Pictures Reviewed on Page Accent 011 Youth — Paramount (77 min.) 118 Awakening of Jim Burke — Columbia (69 min.) 114 Black Room, The — Columbia (68 min.) 122 Born for Glory — Gaumont-British (69^ min.) 123 Broadway Gondolier — Warner Bros. (98 min.) 115 Calm Yourself— MGM (69^ min.) 106 Clock Strikes Eight, The — Paramount (See "College Scandal") 90 Curly Top— Fox (74 min.) 118 Dance Band — Alliance (75 min.) Ill Dante's Inferno — -Fox (88 min.) 123 Death from a Distance — Invincible (69 min.) 107 Diamond Jim — Universal (91 min.) 122 Don't Bet on Blondes— Warner Bros. (59j^ m.) 115 Escapade— MGM (87 min.) Ill Front Page Woman — Warner Bros. (82 min.) 115 Girl Who Came Back, The— Chesterfield (65 m.) ... .107 Going Highbrow — Warner Bros. (66% min.) Ill Hands of Orlac, The— MGM (See "Mad Love") .... 118 Irish In Us, The— First National (83 min.) 119 Lady Tubbs— Universal (66 min.) 106 Love Me Forever — Columbia (90 min.) 106 Mad Love— MGM (67]/z min.) 118 Make a Million — Monogram (66 min.) 110 Man on the Flying Trapeze — Paramount (64 m.)....114 Murder Man— MGM (68^ min.) 123 Old Man Rhythm— RKO (76 min.) 122 On Wings of Song — Columbia (See "Love Me Forever") 106 Orchids To You — Fox (74 min.) 114 Outlawed Guns — Universal (62 min.) Not Reviewed Paris In Spring — Paramount (81 min.) 107 Paris Love Song — Paramount (See "Paris in Spring") 107 Secret Agent — Alliance (86 min.) 110 Shanghai — Paramount (75 min.) 119 She— RKO (94*/2 min.) 118 Silk Hat Kid— Fox (68 min.) 119 Smart Girl — Paramount (70y2 min.) 122 Westward Ho— Republic (60 min.) 123 RELEASE SCHEDULE FOR FEATURES Ajax Features ( 1501 Broadway, New York, N. Y.) Rustler's Paradise — Harry Carey (60 min.) June 1 Wild Mustang— Harry Carey (59 min.) Aug. 20 Chesterfield Features (1540 Broadivay, New York, N. )'.) Girl Who Came Back— Blackmer-Grey May 20 Happiness CO. D— Donald Meek-Irene Ware July 15 (more to coins) Columbia Features (729 Seventh Ave., Ne-w York, N. Y.) 5208 Riding Wild— McCoy (56 min.) June 28 5004 Love Me Forever — Grace Moore fuIy 12 5013 Black Room (Black Room Mystery) — Karloff-Marsh ' Ju|v 5024 Champagne For Hreakfast (Man Proof)— Albright Ju|y 19 5021 After the Dance (Once a Gentleman ) — Carroll-Murphy Jnlv20 5012 The Girl Friend— Haley-Sothern ...'.'.Aug. 9 5028 Together We Live— Mack-Lyon Aug 16 5033 Atlantic Adventure (Surefire)— NolanCarroll Aug. 25 First National Features (321 W. 44th St., New York, N. Y.) 867 Oil For the Lamps of China — O'Brien June 8 866 The Irish In Us— Cagney-O'Brien Aug 3 865 Bright Lights— Brown-Dvorak-Ellis (83 m) . .Aug. 31 Fox Features (444 IV. 56th St., New York, N. Y.) 535 Spring Tonic — Ayres-Trevor Apr. 19 No release set for Apr. 26 540 Ladies Love Danger — Barrie-Gilbert May 3 538 Cowboy Millionaire — George O'Brien May 10 539 Our Little Girl— Temple-Ames May 17 528 Daring Young Man — Dunn-Clarke May 24 541 Under the Pampas Moon— Baxter-Gallian May 31 542 Doubting Thomas — Will Rogers June 7 543 Black Sheep — Lowe-Trevor-Brown June 14 544 Charlie Chan in Egypt— Oland-Paterson June 21 No release set for June 28 545 Ginger — Withers-Searle-King July 5 546 Orchids to You — Boles-Muir-Butterworth July 12 547 Silk Hat Kid— Ayres-Clarke-Kelly July 19 548 Hard Rock Harrigan — O'Brien-Hervey July 19 549 Curly Top— Temple-Boles-Hudson July 26 (End of 1934-35 Season) Beginning of 1935-36 Season 608 The Farmer Takes a Wife — Janet Gaynor Aug. 2 603 Welcome Home — Dunn-Judge (reset) Aug. 9 605 Dressed to Thrill— Rolf-Brook-Barrat Aug. 16 611 Dante's Inferno — Tracy-Trevor Aug. 23 602 The Gay Deception — Lederer (reset) Aug. 30 601 In Old Kentucky— Will Rogers (84 min.) .... Sept. 6 604 Redheads on Parade— Boles-Lee-Haley Sept. 13 Gaumont-British Features (1600 Broadway, New York, N. Y.) Princess Charming — Laye-Wilcoxon Jan. 30 Jack Ahoy— Jack Hulbert Feb. 8 Loves of a Dictator — Brook-Carroll Feb. 16 The Man Who Knew Too Much — Banks-Best Mar. 21 My Song for You — Jan Kiepura July 1 (End of 1934-35 Season) Invincible Features (1540 Broadway, Neiv York, N. Y.) Death From a Distance — Hopton-Lane Apr. 25 Society Fever— HughesWilson June 25 Condemned to Live — R. Morgan-M. Doyle Aug. 15 (more to come) Liberty Features (1776 Broadu-ay, Neiv York, N. Y.) 1008 Without Children— Churchill-Cabot May 1 1010 Dizzy Dames — Rambeau-McKinney May 15 1012 Born To Gamble — Stevens-Warner-Doyle . . .July 10 1011 The Old Homestead— Carlisle-Gray-Lee. .. .Aug. 10 (End of 1934-35 Season ) (In the future Liberty pictures will be released by Republic Pictures Corporation) Majestic Features (1270 Sixth Ave., New York. X. Y.) Reckless Roads — Allan-Tooniey July 1 Secret Agent X Rel. date not yet set (End of 1934-35 Season) Mascot Features (1776 Brocuiway. Neiv York, N. Y.) One Frightened Night — Grapewin-Carlisle May 6 Headline Woman — Angel-Pryor May 15 Ladies Crave Excitement — Foster-Knapp June 22