Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1930)

142 Photoplay Magazine for April, 1930 SO THIS IS PARIS GREEN— Paramount-Christie.— A swell short subject burlesque of love among the apaches with Louise Fazenda as the world-weary queen of the Paris sewers. (March) • SOUTH SEA ROSE— Fox.— You won't believe in this tale for a moment — but it's grand entertainment. Lenore Ulric does everything, including the hula. A fine supporting cast including Charles Bickford. (Jan.) SOPHISTICATED? \ES\-ButNOT artificial ARE YOU one who does not use -mascara because it looks "made-up"? Katherine Mac Donald's Lash Cosmetic leaves absolutely no hint of artificiality in your appearance. It simply makes your eyelashes seem long and lu \ 11 ria lif . . . and adds that sophisticated touch. At most toilet goods counters or $1 direct to Katherine MacDonald at Hollywood. 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"They" being Van and Schenck, vaudeville harmony duo. who sing better than they act. And. believe it or not, Bessie Love is still being noble. {March) SPEEDWAY— M-G-M.— Bill Haines disappointing in an unoriginal racetrack yarn. Part Talkie. (Oct.) STREET GIRL— Radio Pictures.— Betty Compsnn, Jack Oakie and John Harron in a tale about a girl violinist and a group of musicians. Good entertainment. (Oct.) • STREET OF CHANCE— Paramount.— Here's a punchful racketeer picture that is going to give rival producers jaundice until they get a carbon copy in the can. Bill Powell's finesse and Kay Francis' sincere emoting would be high-lights in any picture. (March) • SUNNY SIDE UP— Fox.— The royal GaynorFarrell team go into their song and dance and prove their versatility. A little gal name,d Marjorie White scores heavily. This is real entertainment. (Dec.) SWEETIE — Paramount. — A little something in the collegiate line, pleasant, youthful and lively. Helen (Boop-a-doop) Kane and Jack Oakie wow 'em and Nancy Carroll is effective in an unsympathetic r61e. (Dec.) TALK OF HOLLYWOOD, THE— Sons ArtWorld Wide. — This would be the talk of any town — it's so bad. Intended as comedy, it evolves a tragedy. (March) • TAMING OF THE SHREW, THE— United Artists. — Here's that long-awaited co-starring appearance of Man and Doug. It isn't Shakespeare, but it's swell entertainment. (Nov.) TANNED LEGS— Radio Pictures.— Just what the Tired Business Man ordered. Legs by Ann Pennington and June Clyde and whoopee by Arthur Lake. Peppy music. (Dec.) THEIR OWN DESIRE— M-G-M.— This picture reminds us of Paris on Bastille Day — everyone in it goes wild. Norma Shearer is miscast. (Feb.) THIRTEENTH CHAIR, THE— M-G-M— If you don't thrill over this. He down. You're dead. Margaret Wycherly scores in the r61e she created on the stage. (Nov.) THIS MAD WORLD— M-G-M— A tender yet glamorous filmization of one of the most beautiful of war stories, with glorious work by Kay "Dynamite" Johnson and Basil Rathbone. (Nov.) • THIS THING CALLED LOVE— Pat he.— Delightful corned y drama, well played by Constance Bennett, Edmund Lowe fin a romantic role for once) and ZaSu Pitts. (Jan.) THREE LIVE GHOSTS— United Artist?.— An unimportant tale of three war buddies who return to life after being reported killed. The cast is from the stage. (Nov.) THREE LOVES— Moviegraph. — An exciting and spicv German film, well directed and acted. See it. Silent. (Dec.) 3 SISTERS, THE— Fox.— An Italian story, as native as ravioli and as colorful as a Corsican sunset. Louise Dresser gives a superb performance and is surrounded by an unusually able cast. (Jan.) TIGER ROSE— Warners.— Lupe Velez plays the tiger, but the picture is no rose. The stage play was once popular, but no one seems to care any more whether the Northwest Mounted get their man or not. (March) TONIGHT AT TWELVE— Universal.— Can it be possible? — a mystery play without a murder or a Hindu servantl Good situations. (Nov.) • TRESPASSER, THE — United Artists. — Gloria Swanson is a sensation in her first all talkie. In spite of a hokey story, a superbly paced and splendidly acted picture. Good! (Dec.) No trip to Florida is complete these days without a visit to the Meighan hacienda. Mrs. Tommy — second from the right — mein host in person, Mrs. Raymond Hitchcock, with her head tilted coyly, and the Gene Sarazens, billing and cooing on the wall Every advertisement in PIIOTOrLAY MAGAZINE is guaranteed.