Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1928-Jan 1929)

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Te// Your Friends That— During the filming of "The Divine Lady" 38 make-up exoerts painted 1300 wounds per day with artificial blood. 3,654 regular sailors and extras were used in a single day's "fighting." 29,960 pounds of gunpowder were fired. 5, '630 uniforms were required. Sound synchronization was employed for important scenes. With H. B.Warner, Victor Varconi, Ian Keith, Marie Dressier. Produced by Frank Lloyd, who made "The Sea Hawk." Presented by Richard A. Rowland. THE MOST GIGANTIC SEA SPECTACLE THE SCREEN HAS EVER KNOWN FLAMING FRIGATES FREIGHTED WITH CARGOES OF DEATH A CAST OF THOUSANDS IN BREATHLESS BATTLE ACTION A LOVE SO MIGHTY IT SWAYED THE FATE OF NATIONS A FAMOUS BEST SELLER NOW LIVED UPON THE SCREEN A FORTUNE SPENT TO MAKE FILM HISTORY WITH ►»■»-» CORINNE GRIFF I T H i n. "THE DIVINE LADY" A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE Takes the Guesswork Out of "Going to the Movies" 11