Paramount Punch (1930)

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PARAMOUNT PUNCH. * ■ * LEN JONES b Good revenue has been brought to the Ad. Sales Departments in Sydney and Melbourne from a tie-up arranged by Bob White, Exploitation Manager, with a dress and hat manufacturing company who are making dresses and hats worn by stars in Paramount pictures. Orders for 820 (8 X 10) Stills for “LOVE ME TO-NIGHT” and “BLONDE VENUS” have already been attended to, while an order of 5,000 Photogravure Star Heads is at present in hand. This illustrates that, apart from the excellent free publicity obtained, there is also plenty of extra revenue to be picked up. Once again IV. Bignell, Adelaide Ad. Sales Manager, must be congratulated on the splendid sales of 24-sheets that have been made to his first release house. The latest sales were 9 x 24 sheets for "LOVE ME TONIGHT" a n d 7 X 24 sheets for "LIFE COES ON". Final requisitions for Christmas Matches have been received from Sydney, MelboLirne and Brisbane. Total Sales were 51,500, and of this q u a n ti t y 29.000 were sold in Sydney, 1 9,500 in Melbourne and 3.000 in Brisbane. THINK IT OVER. ‘‘Every great movement in the annals of history has been fired by enthusiasm.” — Emerson. WATCH FOR THE NEW PARAMOUNT PUNCH. This is the last issue of V olume 6 of Paramount "Punch". The first issue of the new volume will be published on January 4, 1933. Watch for it. The editor wdl welcome any suggestions for new features, etc. An excellent sale of Ad. Sales material was made to the Prince Edward Theatre, Sydney, for "LOVE ME TONIGHT". The quantities are as follows: — 14 x 24 sheets, 1 0,000 three-color Couriers, 3,000 liiho I -sheets of Chevalier, six Oil Paintings, Lobby Photos, etc. © £j REG FELr*N out PARAMOUNT pops with another hit in ‘Evenings For Sale’. Featuring Herbert Marshall, Mary Boland, Sari Maritza, Charlie Ruggles, George Barbier, Bert Roach, Lucien Littlefield and others, it’s a clever, romantic comedy with catchy music, colorful scenes with a neat blending of comedy with drama and romance. Stuart Walker’s direction is deft.” Above is an extract from the American “Motion Picture Herald’’. George Davis and Leland Hodgson are the latest additions to the cast of "Under-Cover Man'. Leland Hodgson, by the way, has appeared in several musical comedies for J.C.W. here in Sydney. PARAMOUNT’S XMAS BOX TO MR. AND MRS. GENERAL PUBLIC; As our general Xmas attraction right throughout Australia, Maurice Chevalier’s ‘Love Me To-night” should be a fitting Xmas present to picture-goers who have been crying out for good pictures. Its fairy-tale theme makes it a “made-to-order” holiday attraction. Roland Young will make his re-appearance in Paramount’s “Billion Dollar Scandal” as will Robt. Armstrong, . who is appearing for the first time under the Paramount banner. The latest Paramount assignments are as follows: Carole Lombard to replace Miriam Hopkins in "No Man Of Her Own" opposite Clarke Cable . . . Constance Cummings to succeed Carola Lombard in "Billion Dollar Scandal", Country of origin — Australia. Wholly set up anti printed by The Market Printery Ltd., 372a Pitt Street, Sydney. Published by Paramount Film Service Limited, of Reservoir Street, Sydney.