Picture Play Magazine (Mar-Jul 1929)

Advertising Section 111 Holfyvtood Higk Ligkts Continued from page 100 mal dedication ceremonies at the Roosevelt Hotel recently. It was difficult to tell just what was dedicated, but it was an elaborate party, anyway. Sophie Tucker was mistress of ceremonies, but didn't appear until so late in the evening, on account of working in a picture, that several understudies had to take her place. Sophie, "Ukulele Ike," Pat Rooney, and Marion Bent; Mr. and Mrs. Charles King, singing "You Were Meant for Me" from "The Broadway Melody," were among the entertainers. Certain song numbers were inclined to be a trifle azure. But there was much more liveliness than usually prevails at such an affair. Well-known stars sat gracefully silent during most of the evening, but were so amply adorning that one was not interested in whether they did stunts or not. Academy Awards Honors If you have challenges to make, or objections to issue, prepare to make and issue them now. 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