Silver Screen (Nov 1933–Apr 1934)

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LANNY ROSS From the radio to the screen comes Lanny Ross, singing star of the Maxwell House Coffee Showboat Hour. For two years, one of the most popular performers on the air, his thrilling voice and charming personality will be heard and seen from now on in PARAMOUNT PICTURES. "MELODY IN SPRING" with Charlie Ruggles Mary Boland Ann Sothern Directed by Norman McLeod. AParamount Picture. .will introduce Lanny Ross to motion picture audiences -for April 1934