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PARAMOUNT PUNCH.
NEW YORK BREAKFASTS WITH MAE!
BUT IN DETROIT IT’S SUPPER AT 2 A.M.
New YORK has accepted Mae’s invitation to “come up ana see me sometime . . . anytime , and is crowding the Paramount Theatre at breakfast time to see Paramount's “I’m No Angel’’. An extra session is being run daily in order to cope with the jams. This session commences at 9 a.m., but long before that hour the queues are forming with near-by enterprising drug stores supplying stools and breakfast trays to those early morning picture-goers.
At the State Theatre in Detroit, “I’m No Angel is being played continuously every day from 9 a.m. until 2 a.m. This is the longest stretch ever booked for a major theatre in the U.S.A. for an extended run. In the past, several theatres have run a show right round the clock as a publicity boost for an opening, but never before has a theatre run a show for this stretch on an extended season policy. And so in Detroit you may have breakfast, luncheon, dinner, and early morning supper with Mae . . . but they’ll kick you out at 2 a.m. . . . the meanies.
CRAIG ON TOUR.
STANLEY H. CRAIG, General Manager for New Zealand, is at present on an extended tour of his territory, making a general clean-up for the Bookers’ Drive, and also contracting new business for 1934.
OUR CABLE.
AS announced by J. A. Six | smith at the Head Office obser ' Vance of tribute to the memory of Mr. Shauer, the following cablegram of condolence was immediately despatched to Mr. Hkks:
1lease convey to Mrs. Shauer and Mel this organisation’s deepest sympathy in loss of one whom we aJl loved and labored for stop To-day we observed moment’s silence together in respect of him stop Send large wreath from us all.
Paramount in Australia, New Zealand, Far East.
Meet Jack Edwards, Booker at Brisbane, who is confident of success in the Bookers’ Drive. Jack handles one of the longest circuits in the world, and when there are floods and railwa.y
Gwen Munro and Joyce Neilsen, snapped with Buster Crabbe on their arrival in Hollywood.
IN PRODUCTION.
“THE SEARCH FOR BEAUTY ” WITH ANZAC REPRESENTATIVES.
Luigi LURASCHI, Foreign Department Representative in Hollywood Studios, writes Mr. Kennebeck that the Australian and New Zealand “The Search For Beauty’’ Contest winners are now very much at home in the Studios. A definite sequence has been written into the story for each contestant, and right now the picture is well in production. Erie Kenton, the Director, and Lloyd Sheldon, the Producer, are also examining every individual closely to see what talent there is available for future use, and also for special “spots” in “The Search for Beauty”.
The Blue Ribbon Bunch representatives have been enjoying a grand time whilst waiting for the commencement of the picture. They have been feted and entertained everywhere.
strikes and other little pleasantries he has the time of his sweet young life.
THERE’S PLENTY OF PUNCH IN THE BLUE RIBBON BUNCH.