Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1930)

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(March) PHANTOM IN THE HOUSE, THE— Continental.— This murder story fails to provide an alibi for existing. (March) PICCADILLY— World Wide.— Wonder of wonders— a truly fine British picture I Gilda Gray is starred but Anna May Wong brings home the bacon. Silent. (Oct.) PLEASURE CRAZED— Fox.— A good story, smothered in English accents, and played entirely by stage actors. (Oct.) POINTED HEELS— Paramount.— With Helen Kane, William Powell, Fay Wray, Phillips Holmes, Skeets Gallagher and Eugene Pallette in the cast, this backstage story is sure-fire. (Feb.) PRINCE AND THE DANCER, THE— WorldWide. — This European film is sure to inspire patriotism in the bosoms of American movie-goers. It's awful. Silent. (Nov.) RACKETEER, THE— Pa the. —A bout a wealthy gangster with a heart of gold — just a rough diamond in a platinum setting. Swell work by Robert Armstrong and Carol Lombard. (Dec.) RAMPANT AGE, THE— Trem Carr.— A rumor that the younger generation is jazz-mad seems to have leaked through into film circles. Hackneyed story rendered amusing by lively dialogue and acting. {March) RED HOT RHYTHM— Pathe — Alan Hale, Kathryn Crawford and Josephine Dunn in an uneven story about a philandering song-writer. Some good dance numbers and Technicolor sequences. (Dec.) RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES, THE— Paramount. — The greatest sleuth of them all wouldn't recognize himself in this faint reincarnation. Clive Brook has done bigger and better things. (Jan.) RICH PEOPLE— Pathe.— Sophisticated comedydrama for an intelligent audience. Constance Bennett proves that money isn't all and she ought to know. (Dec.) RICHTHOFEN: THE RED KNIGHT OF THE AIR — F.P.G. Production. — A Teutonic version of "Wings" lacking all the virtues of the American epic of the air. Silent. (Nov.) M • RIO RITA— Radio Pictures.— The finest of screen musicals to date. Comedy, singing, dancing and romance de luxe. Bebe Daniels wows 'em and John Boles sets hearts to fluttering anew. (Nov.) RIVER OF ROMANCE— Paramount.— Humorous romance of crinoline days in the South, with excellent work by Buddy Rogers, Mary Brian and Wallace Been' (Oct.) • ROADHOUSE NIGHTS— Paramount.— A pippin of a melodrama, seasoned with swell comedy. Helen Morgan sings. Charles Ruggles and Jimmy Durante, Broadway's current night club pet, score enormously. (March) • ROGUE SONG, THE — M-G-M. — Lawrence Tibbett. grand opera star, flashes across the phonoplay horizon, an inimitable and dashing personality. Taken from Lehar's "Gypsy Love," this operetta is roistering, brilliant and dramatic: — a feast for the eye and ear. (March) BIG DAILY EARNINGS SELLING NEW IMPORTED LINE "DAINTY-MAID" PRODUCTS are so ^superior for Feminine Hygiene that toflhow them usually means a sale. Two sales per day nets you $51 weekly. No experience necessary. We train you, furnish every Btd to success in this dignified, well-paid saleswork. 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