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its place among the ten finest pictures ever produced. The story was adapted by Robert Riskin from James Hilton's world-famous novel, with Ronald Colman in the star role... a combination that is nothing short of inspired. Obviously Columbia has expended a fortune on this film, but to my mind it's money well spent. The picture is spell-binding, with its strange story of five people kidnapped and whisked far beyond
TO GREATER ENTERTAINMENT
By RUSSELL PATTERSON
OR months Hollywood has been predicting that this would 'be the greatest movie season in history. Well, I've just been looking over some of the screen capital's coming product, and all I can say is — Hollywood wasn't fooling! an't misunderstand me. I'm not a movie pert — but I know what I like. And I want
grand new songs. And how Bing sings them,: with plenty of inspiration from Madge Evans, who grows lovelier with every film. Their love affair literally starts on a dime — and almost ends in jail, when Bing takes under his wing an irrepressible little gamin (Edith Fellows, the 10-year-old who scored so heavily in "She Married Her Boss").
And don't miss Irene Dunne in "Theodora Goes Wild"! This mad, merry Columbia film is one of the biggest comedy surprises the screen has sprung in years. This story of a girl who starts half-a-dozen near-divorces trying to get her man, wilK have you howling from the very first foot. Melvyn Douglas is splendid as a New York artist who brings out the worst in small-town Theodora— more, in fact, than he bargains for!
But the greatest treat that screendom has
in store for you is Frank Capra's mag
I nificent production of "Lost Horizon",
v a film that, without question, will take
civilization, imprisoned in a paradise where people never age. Capra has definitely topped his "It Happened One Night" and "Mr. Deeds" in this one.
"Lost Horizon" won't actually reach the screen for some time yet. But when it does, you'll agree that this grand picture alone would have made good Hollywood's boast about its "greatest movie season".
Bing swings into bis biggest laugh show, with 5 new song bits, in j "Pennies From \Jl Heaven"
few well-chosen words — and pictures — about the three approaching attractions that I like best.
The first one you'll see. will be the new Bing Crosby show— "Pennies From Heaven". Here's the funniest picture Bing's ever niade. It's his first for Columbia— an engagingly human romance with five
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