Movie Age (1927)

Page scan 00083 from Movie Age

Record Details:

Title:
Movie Age
Date:
1927
Publisher:
Omaha, Associated Publications
Volume:
Movie Age (Aug-Dec 1927) Omaha
Leaf #:
00083
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
May 30, 2024
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(JHave you got Douglas MacLean in "Soft Cushions” booked? Have you seen the picture? If you haven’t, do us a favor, please. Do yourself and your Lank account a favor. Screen it. Have your Paramount exchange screen it! It’s that ne plus ultra (Harvard for "greatest”) of rarities, men — a natural knock-em-dead comedy gem! A "Behind the Front”. (J Smart, sophisticated, youthfully breezy. And awfully, awfully funny. Utterly different, daring too. Right in tune with the times. Doug’s great. Sue Carol, the girl, is a gorgeous newcomer with "it” PLUS, ffl Every Hollywood-New York wayfarer brought word "Soft Cushions” was a pip. But we wouldn’t advertise it till we’d seen for ourself. We saw, men! And how and what we saw! CJHats off to Doug and the Douglas MacLean Corporation. A bow for the wise boy who put Doug wise to this rollicking yarn by the late George Randolph Chester. The croix de box office (with a million palms — all applauding) to Eddie Cline, director. And congratulations to you lucky exhibs who say did you see! (Joyous tempo, with burst of trumpets) have "Soft Cushions” on tap. Allah is sure good to Paramount showmen! this is Sue