Motion Picture News (Apr - Jun 1928)

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104 Issues PATHE NEWS The life blood of the screen. Edited by Kay Hall. 2Q MACK SENNETT Super Comedies 18 including the world-renowned Sennett girls, and the leading fun-makers of the screen. (6) DAN THE TAXI MAN. (6) HANDY ANDY (6) TIRED BUSINESS MAN. New and novel two-reel comedies. 10 SMITTY and HIS PALS kid comedies featuring a group of popular child actors. Presented by Amedee J. Van Beuren and based on the famous cartoon character originated by Berndt, syndicated in newspapers throughout the country. 52 Issues PATHE REVIEW incorporating new and modern ideas. Now under the guidance of Terry Ramsaye, historian of the motion picture industry. 52 Issues Aesops Film Fables The most famous cartoon subject on the screen. 52 Issues TOPICS OF THE DAY embodying the wit, humor and philosophy of the press. 26 GRANTLAND RICE SPORTLIGHTS bringing the thrills and drama of the sports world to the theatre. 5 GREAT NEW PATHE SERIALS LOATHE has well earned the titleof the Premier House of Short Subjects. Its short product has been the backbone of film programs for a quarter of a century. Pathe shorts have stood the acid test of the box office and have always more than made good. Pathe has units established through performance, subjects with a value proved week in and week out, year in and year out. Each series covers a field all its own, and each, except the new product, has built up a tremendous following in thousands of theatres. Pafhe