Motion Picture News (Nov - Dec 1926)

November 20 , 19 2 6 1957 Fox Lists November Shorts Schedule Includes Five Comedies and Four Varieties; Release Set and four Fox Varieties poleon, Jr.," an Animal Comedy, featuring FIVE comediei are listed for release during November by the Fox Film Company. The comedies are two Imperials and one each of the Animal, 0. Henry and Van Bibber series. The Variety issues take in many countries. The Imperials are "Light Wines ami Bearded Ladies," featuring Byrnece Boutler and Gene Cameron, to be released on November 14; "Madame Dynamite," featuring Delia Peterson and Eddie Clayton, set for November 28 release. "Babes in the Jungle," with Hallam Cooley and Joan Kenee in the leads, is the 0. Henry subject which will go to exhibitors November 28. On November 14, "Na Jerry, the Giant and Pal, the wonder dog, will be released. The last picture is "The Tennis Wizard," a Van Bibber, which features Earle Foxe and Florence Gilbert; it will be released on November 21. On November 14 "A Spanish Holiday" will be released. It portrays the recklessness ^md the superstitions of Spanish bull lighters. "Travels in Toyland" is scheduled for November 28. ' ' Overnight from Paris ' ' is booked for December 12. It depicts the various resorts that may be reached within a day's travel from the French capital. On December 26 will be offered " Cliff Dwellers of America," showing the ancient cliff homes of the Pueblo Indians of Colorado. =J!F Resume of Current News Weeklies =5fc =)S= ^*i =3fc _-,<•_ KINOGRAMS NO. 5237: Los AngelesStanford and U.S.C. clash in thrilling battle for Coast championship; Belmont Park, N. Y. — Crack steeplechasers race for year's richest stake in famous Gwathmey classic ; London, England — Premiers of all the British Dominions visit airport and see fighting planes perform: Tibet — Monster camel train, with over 5,000 animals, make perilous crossing of Tibetan Desert; Detroit — Ty Cobb, "greatest of them all," retires from baseball after 21 years in the big league ; New York City — Students at City College put on free-for-all rush that rivals football at its roughest: Santa Clara, Cal. — Landmark, over 100 years old, goes when flames destroy famous Santa Clara Mission; Mt. Hamilton, Cal. — Astronomers get close-up of Mar-., now only 42,000,000 miles away. KINOGRAMS NO. 5238: Saint Cyr, France — Prince of Wales visits great military school of France and reviews the cadets ; Cam bridge, Mass. — Princeton beats Harvard in thrilling game before crowd of 54,000; Petersburg, Va. — Fox-hunters revive ancient sport with all the old-time features: Maryhill an 1 Seattle, Wash. — Queen Marie visits Samuel I Ill's International Museum, and then is acclaimed by big crowds at Seattle; Marrakesh, Morocco — Three sons of the Sultan are married, with natives from near and far celebrating with elaborate ceremonies: OiT San Pedro, Cal. — Big men-of-war of the Pacific Fleet test out their new anti-aircraft batteries. FOX NEWS, VOL. 8, NO. 11: GermanyBuilds world's largest aircraft to carrx 25 passengers, two pilots; New York City — ''Freshies" at N. Y. University submit to icy dip by "Sophs" ; Britain's premiers from all over world attend Imperial Conference: Hawkeye, N.Y. — Hunters in Adirondacks find family of raccoons and capture two of them alive : Saro, Sweden — King Gustav V wins tennis match from Hindu Rajah of Kali : Laurence. Kan. — Redskin leaders attend opening of Haskell bowl, gift of Indian tribes; Champaign, 111. — Throngs of football fans set fast Illinois eleven defeat Pennsylvania; Athens. Ga —Thousands of fans crowd Sanford Field t > see Bulldogs nip fast Florida Gators ; Washington— Millions of fir logs start spectacular trip to mills ; New Haven, Conn. — 83,000 in Yale Bowl see Elis suffer worst defeat in 25 years ; Egg Harbor, N.J. — Federal agents discover distillery in forest that cost $300,000. DATHE NEWS NO. 91: Rome, Italy--! 1 cisti celebrates fourth anniversary of triumphant march on Rome ; New York City — Battle to fatal end in attempt to break from Tombs; Croydon, England — British Dominion Premiers inspect huge airdrome ; Seattle. Wash. — Forget class-room calm in old-time rush ; Lawrence, Kan. — Pow-wow of braves opens new Haskell Indian stadium ; Johannesburg, South Africa — Gridiron's call heard by husky South Africans; Somerville, N.J. — Remarkable mystery-murder case opens; Northampton, Mass. — Elections in 47 States result in many political changes ; San Francisco, Cal. — Amphibian plane catapulted by explosives; Independence, Kan. — Hallowe'en celebration proves gay affair ; Ennis, Tex. — Cotton is queen ni style at unique show; Baltimore, Md. — Johns Hopkins University celebrates 50th anniversary. The antics of juveniles receive attention in "Napoleon, Jr.," a Fox Animal comedy PATHE NEWS NO. 92: Los Angeles, Cal. — Pajamas are all the rage at this gay party : New York City — Use movies as an aid to Americanization; Cambridge, Mass. — Princeton conquers Harvard in first "big three" grid battle; Spanish Peak. Cal. — Lofty cableway is used for transport in Sierra Mountains; Bremen. Germany — President von Ilindenburg acclaimed on visit to German seaport ; With Queen Marie on Tour — Colorful West welcomes Roumanian sovereign; Marrakesh. Morocco — Crown Prince Idriss of Morocco weds with Oriental pomp ; New York City — New York University defeats Carnegie by two field goals; Xew York City — Mr. and Mrs. Alvan T. Fuller sail for European holiday: Philadelphia, Pa. — Celebrate Irish 1 )a\ at Sesquicentennial ; Ishpeming, Mich. — Iron mine cavein costs 5.^ lives. INTERNATIONAL NEWS NO. 90: Someri ville, N.J. — Greatest murder trial of century under way; Los Angeles, Cal. — McPherson mvstery trial goes to higher courts ; Lawrence, Kan.—" Indians present Haskell with $200,000 stadium ; Petersburg, Va. — Fox hunting da_\ s begin for gay society folk ; Sunnyside Dam, \\ ,ish. — Leaping salmon battle gamely to hurdle falls. Florence, Italy — Mme. Luisa Tetrazzini, opera star, takes young and handsome Pietro Vernati for husband ; Detroit, Mich. — Ty Cobb quits game after 22 years on diamond; Northampton, Mass. — The Pres'dent goes home to cast ballot; Boston, Mass. — Governor Fuller wins again: Chicago, 111. — Society "Debs" turn chorus girls to aid charity; San Antonio, Tex.' — With the cloud patrol; Belmont Park, N.Y. — Thrilling races wind up steeplechase season; Armistice Week Special — Lest we forget. INTERNATIONAL NEWS NO. 91: Man1 dan, N.D. — Queen Marie becomes Sioux Indian "war woman": New York City — Famous folks' pets in popularity contest; Los Angeles, Cal. — Famous polar plane flies to Los Angeles: Philadelphia. Pa. — Penn defeats State in bitter football clash; Boston, Mass, — "Frosh" battle "sophs" in annual campus way; Petersburg, Va. — Bre'r fox leads Dixie hunters a merry chase: Los Angeles, Cal. — College students hold novel football rally; Rome, Italy — All Italy rejoices is Mussolini again escapes: Pimlico, Md. — Thrilling $69,000 futurity ends Fast's racing season; Stockholm, Sweden — Monster yacht regatta in heart of city: Off Cape Cross, Africa — Vast colony of seals found on African Coast; Marrakesh, Morocco — Moroccan sheiks rejoice as Sultan and three sons wed. 100% SHORT SUBJECTS "the Job of Specialists . -with 14years experience/ "ShortShots" "Castle Nrtelties" , 100% SOLD i BEST SCREENS ' "AMERICA/ i CASTLE FILMS 729 SEVENTH AVE..NEW YORK Distributors Everywhere