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ANNE GREY
4, Portsen Mews, Connaught Square, London, W. 2. T: Ambassador 1578.
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Anny Grey was secured foi the screen, in the days of the silent film, as a result of her many successes on the stage. The silent productions in which she played important parts include, among others, "What Money Can Buy", "The School for Scandal", "The Squeaker", "The Brat" and "Guilt". Naturally, when the talking film was introduced Anne Grey was among the first to change over to the new medium, equipped as she was, apart from her remarkable talent, with a perfectly microgenic speaking voice. She has played leading röles in a large number of talking film productions and has worked her way to stardom with amazing rapidity. In 1931 alone she played, and was featured or starred, in the following films: "Other People's Sins", "Happy Ending", "The Man at Six", "The Calendar", "Murder at Covent Garden", "The Old Man", "No. 17" and "The Faithful Heart".
She already has a large personal following among cinema goers, whom her name alone is sufficient to attract to the cinema. However, in spite of her phenomenal success on the talking screen, Anne Grey has not entirely abandoned the stage, and occasionally appears "on the boards" in London. Her most recent appearance in the medium in which she made the first part of her dual reputation was at the Arts-Theatre. in "The Years Between", in which she scored a very notable personal success.
Anne Grey wurde schon in den Tagen des stummen Films nach glänzenden Bühnenerfolgen für die Leinwand gewonnen. Einige der bedeutendsten Stummfilme, in denen die Künstlerin an hei-vorragender Stelle mitAvdrkte. sind: „What Money Can Buy", „The School for Scandal", „The Squeaker", ..The Brat" und ..Guilt". Als der Tonfilm seinen Siegeszug begann, war es selbstverständlich, daß Anne Grey sich als eine der Ersten der neuen Kunstgattung verschrieb, um so mehr, als sie neben ihren darstellerischen Fähigkeiten noch den Vorzug einer für das Mikrophon glänzend geeigneten Sprechstimme besitzt. Die Künstlerin übernahm in einer großen Reihe von Tonfilmen führende Rollen und brachte es in erstaunlich kurzer Zeit zum vielgesuchten Star. Im Jahre 1931 allein feierte sie Triumphe in den Hauptrollen folgender Filme: „Other Peoples Sins", „Happy Ending", „The Man at Six", „The Calendar", „Murder at Covent Garden". ,.The Old Man", „No. 17" und „The Faithful Heart".
Sie hat bei'eits eine Unzahl von begeisterten Anhängern unter den Kinobesuchern, denen ihr Name auf dem Programm genügt, um sie in das Kino zu locken. Trotz ihrer großen Tonfilmerfolge hat Anne Grey der Büline nicht entsagt und erscheint gelegentlich in London ..auf den Brettern". Zuletzt konnte das Theaterpublikum sie im Arts-Theater in dem Stück „The Years Between" bewundem, in dem sie sich einen glänzenden Erfolg holte.
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