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PARAMOUNT PUNCH.
"Trouble in Paradise" is STILL proving the biggest attraction in months at both the Sydney Prince Edward and our own Capitol in Melbourne . . . You can look for something right "out-of-the-box” in the elaborate "Sign of the Cross" press sheet which is at present in the process of publication . . . Hermann Flynn is making a great job of this one, which will be undoubtedly the biggest and best press sheet ever produced in this country . . . And you can Watch also for advance proofs of the big ad. campaign for this picture . . . "A Bedtime Story" is the title of Chevalier’s next, which Was formerly titled "The Way to Love " . . . Is it a snappy title ... or is it a snappy title .^ . . . Carole Lombard is the leading lady. . . "Blonde Penus", starring the alluring Fraulein Dietrich will be the next picture for the Melbourne Capitol following "Trouble in Paradise” . . . Also set for that house is "If I Had a Million” to follow the Dietrich season ... It was previously announced in "Punch" that those two pictures would make a double bill, but this Was an error for which the editor, the printer, the sub-editor, and the editorial staff of "Punch" accept full responsibdity, and all most humbly apologise to you . . . our dear readers. . . The Head Office staff were treated to a screening oj "The Sign of the Cross” on Tuesday night at the Little Paramount Theatre. . . The entire staff Was 100 per cent, in their enthusiasm in acclaiming it the greatest picture in years. . . Just to remind you. . . that Paramount is STILL the greatest name in show business.
SNAPPY TITLE FOR CHEVALIER’S NEXT.
“A Bedtime Story” will be Maurice Chevalier’s next Para m 0 u n t starring vehicle.
A human interest story of a playboy and a waif whom he takes to raise, "A Bedtime Story” will return Chevalier to the type of heart-tugging picture which served to introduce the international star to the screen when he made “Innocents of Paris”. Norman Taurog will direct, and Carole Lombard will play the feminine lead.
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