Hollywood (Jan - Oct 1934)

Wild Cargo • This is Frank Buck's sequel to his other animal epic, Bring 'Em Back Alive. To those to whom the jungle drama appeals, this is even more effective than the first film. Narrow escapes and effective jungle battles make Radio's Wild Cargo a mighty interesting and highly entertaining film. The Firebrand • This United Artists' picture is a very sophisticated and well done story of the loves and intrigues of Benvenito Cellini. It is replete with beautiful costumes and elaborate settings. Fredric March plays the part of Cellini and Constance Bennett that of the glamorous young Duchess who alternately loves and condemns to death Signor Cellini. Frank Morgan and Fay Wray are excellent as the jealous Duke and Angels, Cellini's scorned mistress. Plenty of comedy and drama throughout. Strictly Dynamite • This is a Jimmy Durante special for those who want laughs by the carload. Radio presents the long nosed comic as the great radio broadcaster who gets the poetical Norman Foster to write his gags for him. Marion Nixon. Lupe Velez, Minna Gombell, William Gargan, Eugene Pallette and the Mills Brothers all contribute their efforts toward making Strictly Dynamite one of the laugh riots of the year. House of Rothschild • With an excellent cast, a delightful and intriguing story and directional excellence, Twentieth Century brings to the screen a rare treat in House of Rothschild. Quite naturally, the story is based on the founding and rise of the famous English banking family. George Arliss is at his very best, while Loretta Young, with a love problem of unusual type, is outstanding as his daughter. Robert Young, her sweetheart, does a splendid bit of acting. House o/ Rothschild is a genuine film spectacle and should not be missed by Arliss fans. George White's Scandals • Undoubtedly Fox, in bringing George White's Scandals to the screen, presents one of the most successful musicals seen to date. Alice Faye's film debut reveals her as a splendid actress, possessed of great beauty. Rudy Vallee is excellent in two vocal numbers. Cliff (Ukulele Ike) Edwards and Adrienne Ames make the best showings of their careers. Others in an all star cast who do themselves proud are Jimmy Durante, Warren Hymer, Gertrude Michaels and Gregory Ratoff. There isn't a dull moment throughout the entire picture. Blondell Goes Dramatic Like All Good comediennes, Joan Bloni dell has lived for the coming of a day when she would be hailed as a dramatic success. Now Joan is to have the opportunity, for Warner Brothers have assigned her to the lead in Without Honor, a role dramatic to the 'nth degree She'll be co-starred with Jimmy Cagney. 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