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Vol. 7. — No. 45.
Nov. 8, 1933
OUR 1934 PRODUCT
The boys who recently attended Head Office for the Sales Conference have heard the story of Paramount’s ambitious production plans for next year, but to-day the news was announced officially to the trade by special advertisements and the general public by news stories in the daily press.
The general public, I know, will greet the news enthusiastically because our line-up of good pictures for next year means added entertainment enjoyment for the masses. The Exhibitor, who will survey the pictures announced with a more critical eye, should be equally enthusiastic, because our production schedule for 1934 calls for common-sense showmanship pictures Pictures that have well
known stories .... box-office titles . . ..enacted by
popular favorites and directed by men whose
names mean just as much at the box-office as those of most of the better-known players.
I tell you this with all sincerity our produc
tion schedule for next year is the greatest line-up in Paramount’s history. Sane showmanship is behind it, and it can’t fail. You can look to 1934 as Paramount's year.
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Published every Wed nesday by Paramownt Pilm Service Ltd.. Head Office, Sydney. Australia, in the interests of the Paramount organisation in Australia, New Zealand and the Far East.
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