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Cinelandia Films Ayuntamiento de Madrid ENERO 1936 MARLENE DIETRICH c c m l l í l ü l l i l l B » g S " * S : r s í!!;: ¡ ' í WSÍ— [ , Ayuntamiento de Madrid 1 1 1 1 | | « p í i / / * ..fteter e f emcantcr - íí^ m ' W - í m eá fá en ah cu tió !j ; / £ sa . tersura, esa suavidad p S IT "que presta al cutis la Crema de miel y almendras Hinds, constituye un hechizo i irresistible. Ninguna otra preparación es igual a la Crema de miel y almendras Hinds. ... Es líquida, y penetra mejor. ; . Protege el cutis, y a la vez lo embellece. Cutis, antes marchitos, parecen animarse mágicamente con Hinds ... y el cutis nor­ mal adquiere aspecto de encantadora per­ fección. El rostro luce nueva belleza; las manos, suavidad y blancura exquisitas. Compruébelo usando sólo Crema de miel y almendras Hinds-—-nunca imitaciones. Para la cara, las manos, los brazos, el escolo (HfAKb^'HINDSJ e ^ LA CREMA PROTECTORA QUE EMBELLECE LA MEJOR REVISTA DEL CINEMA • • PUBLICADA EN HOLLYWOOD CINELANDIA TOMO X —No. 1 ENERO,1936 )UAN ). MORENO, Director ARTICULOS Para las DAMAS por renombrados escritores de Hollywood Mi Inventario de Belleza . por Ann Sothern 24 La Cara en la Portada .... por J. Quiroz Bustamante 5 Modas de Cinelandia...................... por Carmen 28 Tenores, Divas, Barítonos . La Colación de Mediodía . por Joaquín de la Horia 12 Ayuntamiento de Madrid por Cladys Swarthout 34 Secretarios de los Astros . por Marcelo Alfonso 21 DEPARTAMENTOS ¿Con quién están casados ahora? . por Lorenzo Martínez 22 La Página de Honor ...................... ' Films hechos y por hacer . Breve Reseña de Films Recientes 3 por Carlos F. Borcosque 26 Revista de C in t a s .......................3-10 Un dolar por c a r t a .......................4 ENTREVISTAS Riéndonos con los Astros . 6 con famosos astros y estrellas Chismes y C u en to s ...................... por Galo Pando 8 Leslie Howard Correo de Hollywood .... 36 por Alberto Rondón 7 Bette Davis RETRATOS por Tito Davison 11 1 1 Martha Eggerth . ]' G R A FICA S Craig Reynolds ............................í » Joan Bennett ................................. La cámara c u r i o s a .......................14 Shirley Temple ............................20 Rochelle Hudson .............................. 37; Entre las muchas bellezas que aparecerán en el Creta G arbo ............................•' film musical "Anything Goes,” de la Paramount, PORTADA veremos a esta niña que se llama Harriett de Johnny Weissmuller .... Bussman. Edmund L o w e ............................ Marlene Dietrich . por Benno Prival Reg. U. S. Patent Office Member Audit Bureau of Circulations ). RICHARDSON, Director Artísti JOHN P. CLARKE, Gerente Administrador ' Revista mensual American Publishing Co 105 oro adicional para timbre postal. Inscripta como correspondencia de segunda clase en la oficina de Correos de la Habana. “Cinelandia” Tanuary, 1936. Published monthly, Vol. 10, No. 1. Business Office, 208 Western Pacific Building, 1031 South Broadway, California. Subscription price, $1-50. Entered as second class mattpr, August 7, 1930, at the Fost Office at Los Angeles, Calif., under the . 3 1879 Inscripta como correspondencia de segunda clase en la oficina de Correos de Los Angeles, Agosto 7 de 1930. Costos de correo pag- Angeles. La Página de HONOR Ayuntamiento de Madrid Tiim mas — l l Simpático O i i del mes ^ HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE REVISTA BREVE RESENA de DE CINTAS FILMS RECIENTES CONSULTE ESTA GUIA PARA DETERMINAR LOS FILMS QUE MERECEN SU CONSIDERACION AGE OF INDISCRETION — MGM. — Drama de detectives federales, esta vez vemos a Paul doméstico con un argumento algo insulso pero Muni en el rol de protagonista. Junto a él aparece con un reparto de artistas distinguidos. Muy bien Ann Dvorak, que suministra la parte romántica. dirigido. (A g osto) ( Diciembre) “HIS NIGHT OUT” A L IA S M A R Y D O W — Universal. — U n film DON’T BET ON BLONDES—Warners.— Co­ Film Universal entretenido que gustará a toda la familia. Con media ligera muy bien dirigida y con un buen re­ Sally Eilers y Ray Milland en los papeles prin­ parto entre los que sobresalen Warren William, COMEDIA DIVERTIDA EN LA QUE VEMOS cipales. ( Agosto) Claire Dodd, Guy Kibbee, William Gargan, Vince Barnett y otros. ( O ctubre) A EDWARD EVERETT HORTON DEMOSTRAR ANNA KARENINA—MGM.—Aunque no una SU TALENTO DE COMEDIANTE. de las mejores películas de Garbo, no deja de ser EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT—Paramount.— muy buena y gustará a sus admiradores. Secun­ Película musical con ambiente de estación radio El tipo creado por el actor Horton vuelve a dada admirablemente por el popular Fredric March difusora, con George Raft en el papel de protago­ y Freddie Bartholomew, el niño actor. nista. Lo secundan Alice Faye, Francés Langford la pantalla una vez más. El argumento nos y Patsy Kelly. (Novietnbre) presenta al hombre tímido y de buena voluntad ANNAPOLIS FAREWELL — Paramount. — que está conforme con todo y no aspira a nada. Otro film de ambiente naval, con la Academia de FLAME WITHIN, THE—MGM.—Ann Hard- Annapolis como base del argumento. Interesante. Ayuntamientoing sigue haciendo papeles dede doctora Madrid en medici­ Temeroso de padecer de mal del estómago que Sobresalen Sir Guy Standing, Tom Frown, Richard na, en un ambiente de hospitales. No es un tema él cree curar por medio de una infinidad de Cromwell, John Howard and Rosalind Keith. (D i­ que cae bien a esta artista. (A g osto) píldoras y pastillas de todas clases, y que son ciem bre) FRONT PAGE WOMAN — Warners. — Una causa de su malestar, consulta a un doctor, B A R B A R Y C O A ST — United Artists.— U n film comedia muy interesante con George Brent y que lo examina y lo encuentra en perfecto esta­ Bette Davis en los papeles principales. Es una que se desarrolla en la California de las minas do de salud. Pero la enfermera le entrega a de oro. Un poco melodramático, pero gustará en de las comedias más entretenidas que se han las salas de cines populares. Edward G. Robinson, visto en mucho tiempo. Excelente reparto. (S ep ­ Horton la diagnosis de otro a quien el doctor Miriam Hopkins, Joel McCrea y otros. (D iciem ­ tiem bre) no da más de tres meses de vida. Al verse bre) G-MEN, THE—Warners.—Hasta ahora, la me­ condenado a muerte por una enfermedad que BECKY SHARP—RKO.—Producción en tec­ jor película de este tema de gran actualidad. no padece, Horton cambia por completo de nicolor (colores naturales) que ha de causar sen­ James Cagney nos da una actuación soberbia. Con carácter y de tímido se vuelve osado en extre­ un reparto distinguido. (A g osto) sación sólo por eso. Poca atención se prestó al mo. Su nueva caracterización que tan mal le argumento concentrándose todos los esfuerzos en la parte técnica. (Septiembre) GINGER—Fox.— Comedia graciosa con un re­ sienta, y el diálogo chispeante de la obra hacen parto bien escogido, que gustará más bien a los resaltar la buena dirección de William Nigh. THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1936 — Para­ niños que a las personas mayores. La niñita Jane mount.— Un film musical que contiene de todo un Withers, protagonista, ha engordado demasiado y poco, con un argumento de ópera bufa. La música no le hace favor. (Septiembre) un poco más ruidosa de lo que debía ser y los GIRL FROM TENTH AVENUE, THE—War­ artistas hablando a grito pelado. Presenta a casi, ners.—Aventura romántica de una joven pobre, todos los artistas del elenco Paramount. (D iciem ­ (Bette Davis), que se casa con un rico. Muy super­ bre) ficial e increíble. (A g osto) THE BISHOP MISBEHAVES—MGM.—Un drama comedia, en el que un actor veterano de G O L D D IG G E R S O F 1935— Warners.— Digna las tablas, Edmund Gwenn, debuta y se distingue sucesora de las anteriores producciones de esta en un papel muy simpático. Con Maureen O’Sulli- clase. Buena música y muchas bellas coristas. van y Norman Foster. GOOSE AND THE GANDER, THE—War­ BRIGHT LIGHTS—First National.—Una de ners.— Una película^ en la que George Brent de­ las obras más divertidas que haya hecho Joe E. muestra una vez más su personalidad atractiva y Brown en mucho tiempo. Admirablemente secun­ chispeante. Con Kay Francis. Ralph Forbcs, Gene- dado por Ann Dvorak, Patricia Ellis, William vieve Tobin, John Eldredge y Claire Dodd. Gargan y Joseph Cawthorn. (O ctu bre) ( Octubre) BROADWAY GONDOLIER— Warners — Di­ HELL IN THE HEAVENS—Fox.—Drama vertida comedia con bonita música en la que sobre­ aéreo de la guerra mundial con algo de comedia salen Dick Powell, Adolphe Menjou y Joan Blon- y mucho de tragedia emocionante y triste. Con dell. Una de las mejores películas que ha hecho Warner Baxter. (A b ril) “SHE COULDN’T TAKE IT” Dick Powell últimamente. ( O ctubre) HERE COMES THE BAND—MGM.— Con un Film Columbia CARDINAL RICH ELI EU—United Artists.— argumento un poco mal hilvanado^ el film se de­ George Arliss en otra caracterización histórica de fiende, sin embargo, por la simpática actuación de UNA COMEDIA DRAMATICA BASTANTE esas que este gran actor ha hecho famosas. algunos de los actores. Con Virginia Bruce, Ted ( Junio) Lewis, Nat Pendleton, y otros. ENTRETENIDA, MUY BIEN DIRIGIDA Y CON UN REPARTO EXCELENTE. CHINA SEAS—MGM.—Un film melodramá­ I LIVE MY LIFE—M.G.M.— Otra película ro tico de la vida y aventuras de un grupo de blancos mántica en uno de esos ambientes sociales en que Con un argumento extraño, pero interesante, en los mares de la China. Con Clark Gable Jean brilla Joan Crawford. Frank Morgan es el padre este film contiene todos los elementos que Harlow y Wallace Beery en los papeles mas im­ de Joan; Brian Aherne, el arqueólogo huraño con portantes.
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