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Schweizer Film = Film Suisse : Offizielles Organ Des Schweiz Objekttyp: Advertising Zeitschrift: Schweizer Film = Film Suisse : offizielles Organ des Schweiz. Lichtspieltheater-Verbandes, deutsche und italienische Schweiz Band (Jahr): - (1934-1935) Heft 8 PDF erstellt am: 30.09.2021 Nutzungsbedingungen Die ETH-Bibliothek ist Anbieterin der digitalisierten Zeitschriften. Sie besitzt keine Urheberrechte an den Inhalten der Zeitschriften. Die Rechte liegen in der Regel bei den Herausgebern. Die auf der Plattform e-periodica veröffentlichten Dokumente stehen für nicht-kommerzielle Zwecke in Lehre und Forschung sowie für die private Nutzung frei zur Verfügung. Einzelne Dateien oder Ausdrucke aus diesem Angebot können zusammen mit diesen Nutzungsbedingungen und den korrekten Herkunftsbezeichnungen weitergegeben werden. Das Veröffentlichen von Bildern in Print- und Online-Publikationen ist nur mit vorheriger Genehmigung der Rechteinhaber erlaubt. 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Ein Dienst der ETH-Bibliothek ETH Zürich, Rämistrasse 101, 8092 Zürich, Schweiz, www.library.ethz.ch http://www.e-periodica.ch 4 SCHWEIZER FILM SUISSE La présence seule de l'inoubliable créatrice de Je ne suis pas un Ange a fait courir tout Paris, Le nouueau programme Paramount de la Saison 1934-35 Lady Lou et de Je ne suis pas un Ange constitue d'abord à l'Elysée-Gaumont, pendant six pour cette comédie d'action le plus précieux des semaines de suite, puis au Caméo, au cours de deux atouts. exclusivités retentissantes, après avoir réalisé au les noms Paramount de New-York de 80.000 dollars de de dans celui de Jules César, et Claudia Dell ; Une distribution comprenant, en outre, plus Outre uno série films français premier Holmes de do : Edward ; ; Stuart (1.200.000 la première semaine, alors que Paramount sortira, cette saison, une sélection Joseph Schlidkraut, Gertrude Michaël ; Irwing Pi- Nugent Roger Pryor fr.), rang, Mac Katherine de Mille et très bons films, les semaines précédentes, n'y doublés. chel ; Ian Keith ; Robert Warwick et Katherine ; Johnny Brown ; de grands films, magistralement 35 40.000 Cela dont ce sont Libby Taylor (servante personnelle de Maë West). avaient encaissé que de à dollars. dès à deux «Maë de Mille, fil'le du grand réalisateur, 1 On peut compter, présent, sur dit tout. West » « Marlène Dietrich » ; deux « George les débuts à l'écran. ; un Le Chant du Berceau. — Oeuvre de tendresse, C'est un grand film, autant par l'importance deux «Dorothea Wieck»; deux «Fredric mise harmonie. Raft»; L'Ecole de la Beauté. — Comédie à grande d'émotion, où tout est douceur, équilibre, et la notoriété de Maë West, que par la mise en « Buster Crabbe»; deux Super-Productions March»; un en scène en vue de laquelle un concours Ce film nous révèle la vie reposante et scène pittoresque et souvent grandiose de Wesley « Cecil de Mille dont l'une avec Claudette », retentissant a eu lieu récemment en. Amérique, afin lumineuse des couvents. Dans Le Chant du Berceau, Ruggles. Colbert comme vedette. de rechercher les trente plus jolies filles et les le metteur en scène Mitchell Leisen s'est attaché d'une série de En plus grands films français trente plus beaux garçons d'Amérique et à nous montrer, avec une délicatesse infinie, que Chanteuse de Cabaret, où Claudette Colbert, dont Fédora marque le brillant début, d'Angleterre. Une distribution d'une ampleur la vie monacale n'éteint pas tout sentiment devenue aujourd'hui l'une des plus grandes Paramount les bases a fixé, dès à présent, d'un invraisemblable, en tête de laquelle brillent Ida Lupino, humain dans le cœur. Le meilleur rôle jusqu'à ce vedettes de l'écran, paraît sous un jour encore de sélectionnées programme productions américaines, nouvelle étoile d'Hollywood ; Larry « Buster » jour de Dorothea Wieck, dont la création égale inconnu de nous. le soin 'les meilleures Uniforme. à avec plus grand parmi Crabbe ; Robert Armstrong ; Roscoe Karns ; ici celle qu'elle fit dans Jeunes Filles en Une brillante exclusivité de cinq semaines magistralement réalisations de ses Studios d'Hollywood et Gertrude Michaël et Toby Wing. C'est tout dire. Paris. Puis une consécration triomphale lors de dialoguées en français. n'a donné d'impression la de ce Paramount, en Aucun film encore autant Ronde. Autre du Far-West, présentation film au Voici les titres des principaux de ces films, au La Dernière — film version les autorisés de jeunesse, de santé, de joie, de force et de Une excellente française. Les critiques plus nombre de dix-neuf, que, dès maintenant, iil est de Kenton. également pour première partie. ont la valeur du scénario de Chanteuse beauté que cette réalisation Erle Scott; Monte Blue; souligné permis d'annoncer et auxquels d'autres viendront interprétation avec Randolph de Cabaret, le triomphe personnel de Claudette Barbara ; Fred Kohler et Fuzzy Knight. bientôt s'ajouter. L'Aigle et le Vautour. — Voici un grand film Fritcbie Colbert et la haute qualité du doublage qui touche March ; Cary Grant ; La mise en scène est due à l'un des plus grands Grand film d'aviation, avec Fredric à la perfection, grâce à la merveilleuse L'Impératrice Rouge. — historique, Carole et Sir Standing, spécialistes de ce Henry Hathaway, Sam Lombard ; Jack Oakie Guy genre, technique des Studios Paramount, incontestablement avec Marlène Dietrich, John Lodge, Jaffe, scène de main de maître Stuart Walker, réalisateur. et l'adorable mis en par passés maîtres en la matière. Louise Dresser, Kent Tay'lor, assisté de Mitchell Leisen. Un très beau roman d'aventures, plein de petite Maria Sieber, fillette de Marlène Dietrich, merveilleux Une action dramatique. Des prouesses sportives. mouvement et d'action, se déroulant parmi de Club do minuit. — La plus attrayante histoire dont ce sont les débuts à l'écran. Une passionnante, toute empreinte paysages. policière que l'écran nous ait jamais produite. Une mise en scène extraordinaire de Josef von intrigue d'humanité. Des photos splendides. Avec Clive Brook ; George Raft ; Alison Skip- El Matador. j— C'est un prodigieux roman Sternberg Un magnifique «document» sur l'existence worth et Helen Winson comme têtes d'affiche. d'aventure, qui nous entraîne au Mexique à la suite Au Fond de l'Océan. — C'est un grand film de aventureuse des conquérants de l'air. Un doublage absolument impeccable, dont tout de George Raft, dont ce fi'lm confirme la mer qui nous ramène, bénéficiant en outre des le monde, même ceux qui n'aiment pas ce procédé Oncle Dobi. — Un film du Far-West, dont la magnifiquement la notoriété. Raft, en qui des milliers de progrès d'une technique ultra-moderne, aux qui chaque jour, se plaisent à reconnaître est aussi vive, qui constituera un spectateurs voient un nouveau Valentino, mène à progresse œuvres 'les plus retentissantes de l'apogée du vogue toujours l'adresse et la précision. spectacle de première partie. toute allure l'action de cette histoire, qui laisse « muet », tout comme Les Damnés de l'Océan magnifique L'action de Oncle Dobi repose en entier sur la bien loin derrière elle le célèbre Arènes Sérénade à Comédie auxquels s'apparente hardiment Au Fond de l'Océan. Trois. — bénéficiant d'une du Jackie Cooper, dont le jeu sanglantes, qui constitue pourtant l'une des œuvres Gary Une de ordre réunit : personnalité petit interprétation réellement « formidable », avec interprétation premier à les les « » de l'écran. Mac extraordinaire arrache, tour tour, le rire ou plus classiques Cooper ; Fredric March et Miriam Hopkins. Victor Laglen, Edmund Lowe, Sally Blane, Une mise scène éblouissante de Stephen Minna Gombell. larmes. en Un dialogue étincelant d'esprit et de vivacité. côtés de a l'ancienne Roberts. Une affiche comportant, en outre, les noms De beaux extérieurs. Des prises de vues sous- Aux la jeune vedette, il y L'œuvre la plus spirituelle que Lubitsch ait faite de c'est Menjou ; Frances Drake ; Joyce Comp- marines absolument sensationnelles. Une partenaire Valentino, Lila Lee, dont d'Adolphe jusqu'à ce jour. Jamais aucun film au monde n'a intrigue Richards Gavin Gordon. ton et Katherine de Mille. passionnante. Du mouvement. De la couleur. la rentrée ; Addison et bénéficié d'un éloge aussi total dans la Presse. Une mise en scène adroite et vigoureuse de Tout concourt à faire de El Matador, avec Dix semaines consécutives d'exclusivité sur les Boléro, l'une des les de la Bolero. — Comédie romanesque et dramatique, Paul Sloane. œuvres plus marquantes Champs-Elysées n'ont pu épuiser son succès. George Raft, dont c'est saison prochaine. interprétée par de Jeunesse. Un film hors classe incontestablement le film à ce Carole Triomphe la — # * plus grand jour, à New-York et à Londres. Samson et Dalila. — Aussitôt après Cléopâtre, * Lombard, Sally Rand, dans son extraordinaire qui a fait fortune C'est 'la grande « moderne » dont les prises de vues sont presque terminées à Nous serons bientôt en de « Danse de l'Eventail », et Frances Drake. première production mesure compléter de B. de Une Un l'heure actuelle, Cecil B. de Mille entreprendra la à Des femmes ravissantes... Des danses merveilleuses... Cecil Mille. maîtrise folle. cette liste, dont l'intérêt n'échappera personne, de Samson dont caressait La 'lancinante du fameux Boléro «train» endiablé, mené avec une telle vivacité, réalisation et Dalila, il et de donner des précisions sur la Production musique bonne 5000 de moins le rêve depuis longtemps. Le rôle magnifique de de Maurice Ravel... Une mise en scène étincelante. uno telle humeur par acteurs française dont l'étude se poursuit de façon très de 20 ans que le spectateur est littéralement « Dalila sera très probablement confié à Miriam active.
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