Publix Opinion (Apr 27, 1929)

Five Part Serial which PUB hen you send an art-layout to Ave nd hang it in of these oid shading-sheet process specified drawings or lettering, NGRAVER’S BENDAY shade-effect-screens he has, MITT ROO lo 419 B—o% x14. tnt tts snes nen sistema i pn ai | CHANGE PLAY TO) PAPERS VIE FOR Millinery Tie-up On “Abie” IES JKOR | of talking ited tre@ business ement in the tures infuture for brought | FILM VERSION A stage play success has been | changed as the result of the picture adaptation of it. The piece in question is “Gentlemen of the Press,” which Paramount altered somewhat in making it into an alltalking picture. Ward Morehouse, the author, liked the new version so much ‘| that he changed the play to con ‘ing ‘the New York form to it and it is now playing in ‘stock with the changes in ef onta Rell, production head of the Long Island studio wanted Morehouse to change the play dur. run, but this was not done, LIX OPINION started in the las your engraver, frequently Clip this one out, and file eof t 4 Perhaps he d | with the CELLULOID SHADING PROCESS i beepers , although your engraver will try t j HAND STIPPLES. No, 421.—74 x7. No, 422-744 x7. *No. 436. Sizes, 314 x934 and 43,x9%. TNo. 4 No. 442.— “NO. 439.—91g X 1414. 44.—634 x 11. te, CHART (PART 2) t issue. The illustration below represents one-fi you can add to its beauty and eye-catching effecti <i teases e it until you have all five parts. ¥ vertising-office as a constant and easy reminder for bettering your engravings when you order them. t have all of them. He'll have some, anyway. DO sent you. This is an entirely different process, and is more costly and not as o'sell you the more expensive idea of having your benday tints “stripped in” by fth of an engravers chart of veness by specifying certain Then paste them together and mount them on *No. 434.64, x11. * me No. 440.—914 x 14. PUBLIX TALENT | IN AIR CLASH The general excellénee of the! talent engaged for Publix stage shows can be guaged by an incident in Toledo during a radio duel Waged by two newspapers. One of the papers put on the | Ga., derived considerable publicity air Johnny Marvin, who was playing in the Publix stage show, “Southern Belles,’ at the Toledo Paramount, His uke and songs caused such an avalanche of requests to come pouring into the station that the rest of the program had to be discarded. When the second newspaper ‘put on its radio hour, it secured Marvin too. Whereupon, the first paper came back the next night (with the Four Dictators, a quar LOE DOO! OB BO OOO 18+ OHO 186-0 10-O 10) Obs th @ 002 -0@ 0: ee et ee Manager Montague Salmon of the Publix Rialto Theatre, Macon, and patronage for “Abie’s Irish | Rose’” when it played his theatre | by arranging a design contest with a local milliner. The contentants were to design a hat which would | be most becoming to Nancy Carroll | judged by a drawing of the famOus screen actress, The winner received any hat she might select at the milliner’s while the next ten | contestants were given passes to the show. tet in the same Publix-unit, and received equally satisfactory re sults. > od OO S05 SO S-8)OO --S-0-8 +-O+6:-O+ 8 O-8e TOO MUCH wee OE gee With the “It” trade mark wearing out its usefulness for Clara Bow, Paramoynt agents are trying to coin new emblems to identify the gal. * Some of the suggestions that have already reached print are: “The Brooklyn Bonfire,” “Million Candle Power Girl,” “God’s Gift to Tired Business Men” and other hot boxoffice titles. press Variety Your engraver N’T CONFUSE THIS CHART: 1-985 -O0+-@ +0 © 6+ @ 8 Sees) 010100 O-0-@ ee Sas —— Sor