Universal Weekly (1933-1935)

24: Edicard Everett Horton and Irene Hervey in “ Out All Night,’’ a picture ichich is receiving highest praise for comedy laughs throughout the country. Nov. 30, 1935 “Out All Night” has been received in a way which has given William Nigh, its director, another of Universal’s important pictures. It is entitled “Tomorrow Is A Better Day.” Eilers and Dunn Co-Starred Again in New Universal Film CARL LAEMMLE is reviving the former popular co-starring team of Jimmy Dunn and Sally Eilers for Universal's forthcoming production of "Tomorrow is a Better Day." Teamed at Fox studios several years ago Mr. Dunn and Miss Eilers made screen history in "Bad Girl" which won Academy and Photoplay gold awards and later scored decidedly with screen fans in "Dance Team" and a half dozen other films. Then Miss Eilers went to England and upon her return signed with Universal. For over a year Universal has sought an opportunity to bring the popular young stars together again and "Tomorrow is a Better Day" provides such an opportunity. David Diamond will produce the new film which George Wagner, Clarence Marks and Houston Branch have adapted from the story by Edmund Hartman and William Thiele. William Nigh will direct and production is slated for December 10. + + + Real Gold in “Sutter’s Gold” TWO thousand dollars in gold made its appearance at Universal studios one day last week. The money was required for closeup scenes of a high-powered power game in the early days of California, an incident in the epic drama, "Sutter's Gold," starring Edward Arnold. After considerable pulling of wires Producer Edmund Grainger secured the almost forgotten coins from San Francisco, and the stacks of gleaming fives, tens and twenties attracted more interest than anything else seen at the studio within the past year. After Director James Cruze had completed the scenes in which the money was seen, the $2,000 was boxed up and returned to San Francisco. "I enjoy collecting coins — especially twenties," said Arnold, "but I knew there was no chance of adding those to my collection." Celebrate Carl Laemmle’s 30th Year (Continued from Page 6) Tri-State — 13 major towns in Nebraska and Iowa. ESSANESS — 23 Chicago houses. First run at Lafayette theatre — Buffalo, also includes first run at Niagara Falls. Publix Great States — 63 situations in Illinois and Ind. Interstate-Texas Consolidated — 32 theatres Robb-Rowley, 25 theatres in Texas and 3 in Oklahoma. Maine & New Hampshire — 14 theatres in Maine, Vermont and N. H. Fred Sharby circuit — 7 theatres in Maine and Mass., Allard Graves circuit— 5 theatres in New Hamp. and Vermont, Interstate circuit — 12 theatres in Mass, and Conn. Dubinsky Circuit — 5 theatres including St. Joseph, Mo., Leavenworth and Jefferson City, Kansas. Milton Feld first run in Indianapo lis, Indiana and Circle theatres. RKO Metropolitan — 33 ace houses — in New York. Loew Metropolitan — 91 theatres in N. Y. M. A. Lightman Circuit first run in Memphis and 25 towns in Tenessee and Arkansas. With John Freidl of the Minnesota Amusement Co. — 24 theatres in Minn, and 8 in S. Da. Balaban & Katz — 31 theatres Chicago. Butterfield Circuit — 77 theatres in Michigan. Schine Theatrical Enterprises, Inc., 47 keys in N. Y. and Ohio. E. M. Lowe — 22 situations, Maine, Mass., R. I. M. A. Shea — 20 theatres Boston, Cleveland, Pittsburgh. Danz Circuit — 18 houses in Seattle. Tri-State Circuit — 10 theatres in Portland. Famous Players Canadian — 187 theatres in 80 of most important cities in Canada. Midstates Theatres — 139 keys in Mich. Ranforce Circuit — 39 theatres. Publix-Wilby Circuit — 3 1 theatres. Publix-Wilby Circuit — 52 theatres. Fox Non-franchise towns in Omaha, Denver and St. Louis (67 theatres). Warner Deal coast to coast — RKO deal coast to coast. Century Circuit — 25 theatres — N. Y. City Metropolitan N. Y. area. Hattam Circuit — 22 theatres Met. N. Y. area. Popkin Circuit — 13 theatres. L. A. Premiere Operations — 2 1 theatres in Toronto territory. Shoenstadt Circuit — Chicago, 16 theatres. Prudential Playhouses — 27 theatres Long Island. Fox West Coast — 110 deals (Pacific Coast Div.)