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« MAROUSSIA » Une Scène Du Grand Film Polonais Qui Passe À Partir De Cette Semaine En Exclusivité À L'impérial-Pathé (Film Vandor Fidex) « MAROUSSIA » Une scène du grand film polonais qui passe à partir de cette semaine en exclusivité à l'Impérial-Pathé (Film Vandor Fidex). 20 Déccmbie 1929 C'est de Le Numéro : 1 fr. 50 9« ANNÉE. — N« 51 (4« trimestre) la jeunesse que vous acheter 99 Rue du FAUBOURb STlfJNORf Établis d'après ABONNEMENTS ABONNEMENTS Directeur-Rédacteur en chef: une formule TÉLÉPHONE êl YSPeS 63 7» FRANCE ET COLONIES ÉTRANGER JEAN PASCAL Pays ayant adhéré à la j Un an .. 80 f mmm F>/\ R • a a t mmmm Un an.. 70 fr. existant depuis Six mois 38 fr. Convention de Stockholm. ( Six mois. 4-1 f' e r BUREAUX: 3, rue Rossini, Paris-9 Honor. t. cond. Œuv. t. Les abonnements parlent du l'- de chaque m is soixante-dix ans» Pays n'ayant pas adhéré [ Un an.. 90k. confiance, tr. recomm. Rien Paiement par chèque ou mandat car'.e Tél. : Provence 82-45 et 83-94 à la la Crème, la Pou- MARIAGES Sis mois. 45 fr . à payer d'avance. Ecrire ■ Chique postal N» 309.08 Télégr. : Cinémagazi-108 Convention de Stockholm. ' dre et le Savon Monpérler, rue Pierre-Chausson, Paris Simon sont, pour HlIIIIMIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIllIf llIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIItlIlIIlIIIIIIf IIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllJIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllllllllIlilIIIIIIIIIII[IIIIII|^ l'épidémie, de Seins merveilleux développés, reconstitués embellis, bienfaits ! raffermis, salières comblées par les Pilules Orientales n:::::::iti SOMMAI RE Toujourt bienfaisante» pour la tante. Flacon 16 fr. 6o contre rembours'. J.RAT1É, ph«°, «, r. da l'Échiquier, PARIS Pages CRÈME UNE ÉTOILE D'AUJOURD'HUI : GARRY COOPER 451 t P ft I ET ^fo'essionnelle d'opérateurs cl- (Maurice M. Bessy) LUULL nématographiques de France. Au CABARET AVEC SANDBERG ET « LE CAPITAINE JAUNE » (Robert Vernay). 454 Vente, achat de tout matériel IMPRESSIONS LONDONIENNES (Jean Berlin) 455 Etablissements Pierre POSTOLLEC LE CINÉMA AU SERVICE DE LA MUSIQUE (Maurice M. Labiche) 458 SIMON 66, rue de Bond y, Paria (Nord 67-52) ^VOYAGE A TRAVERS LES STUDIOS ALLEMANDS (Paul Dubro) 459 LIBRES PROPOS : LE CINÉMA A LA CHAMBRE (René Jeanne) 462 PHOTOGRAPHIES D'ACTUALITÉS 463 à 466 H/»w'î ™« ™?1,r £?nt pas de 8ecrets Pour Du PHONOFILM PAR UN DE SES RÉALISATEURS (Henry-Roussell) 467 VOYANTE -a?œ«M^ras UNE INGÉNIEUSE PUBLICITÉ (J. de M.) '.. 468 CINQ SEMAINES AU PAYS DES TALKIES (suite) (Paul Achard) 469 ÉCHOS ET INFORMATIONS (Lynx) '. , 472 LE CINÉMA EN ESPAGNE : A SÉVILLE, CITÉ MODERNE (P.-U. Dianel) 473 LES PRÉSENTATIONS : MAUDIT ; L'OMBRE GRISE (R. V.) 476 — Au FER ROUGE ; ÇA GAZE ; POINT NE TUERAS (M. C). 476 Joë-Jô LES FILMS DE LA SEMAINE : FOLIES FOX 1929 (L'Habitué du Vendredi). .. 477 « CINÉMAGAZINE » A L'ÉTRANGER : BERLIN (G. O.) ; Moscou ; NEW-YORK Couturier de l'Homme chic (Paul Audinet) 478 ■t 9, Bd Poissonnière, Paris-»» PROGRAMMES DES CINÉMAS DE PARIS 479 prénoms. data nais», et 15 fr. mand. Reç. 3 à 7 h âUllllllilllll.Wl.lllllHMIWIIIIIH.llMINIIIIIIIIIIIH^ COLLECTION COMPLÈTE DE " CINÉMAGAZINE " ^l^^^^^^i^*^ • 8t-M«rtl n, P«rl.-1 o« 32 VOLUMES OENTIFRICi ANTISCPTIOUB Cette Collection, absolument unique au monde et qui constitue LIQUEURS une bibliothèque très complète du Cinéma, est en vente au prix DENTOL DE LUXE de 800 francs pour la France. EAV. PATE- POVDRB* MYQN Étranger : 975 francs, franco de port et d'emballage. Prix des volumes séparés : 27 francs net. — Franco ; 30 francs, — Étranger ; 35 francs flî vous appartenez à la grande Pour les fêtes de Noël SI corporation cinématogra- ***phique, vous devez vous et du Jour de l'An Annuaire Général ( ——————— assurer que votre nom figurera CIHÊM ATOGRM ET ers en bonne place dans notre Industriel qui ralTatheril procham Çuide [waik/ue de t ucfadw ANNUAIRE GÉNÉRAL VALSE DE LA ï [ ET DLS Industries qui s'y rattachent EDITION 1930 MINUIT (9E ANNÉE) BULLETIN à remplir et à retourner d'urgence à " CINÉMAGAZINE " sera projetée om- Prêenoms - dans Profession. Adresse-*— les meilleurs Établissements Renseignements divers- (Prière d'écrire très lisiblement) Ste Française des Films Métropole 20, Boulevard Poissonnière, Paris Ces renseignements sont publiés gratuitement. ^ Si l'on désire recevoir l'Annuaire de 1930, il suffit de joindre Téléphone : Provence 82-49 et 41-35 un mandat de 25 fr. pour Paris, 30 fr. pour les Départements et Colonies, 40"fr. pour l'Étranger. (Ces prix seront majorés après la parution.} Nous publions ci-contre une reproduction de la couverture du prochain Numéro, le premier de la nouvelle Série TROIS FILMS RACC/i IfcS: BROADWAY MELODY-MAMAN COLIBRI • LA PISTE 98 oe ^o,,,.,.,^ j, ,K-..H [ u tome» ufttuwu K 1930 Sympathique et téméraire aviateur, tel nous apparaît GARRY COOPER dans Les Pilotes de la mort " * film dont il est la vedette aux côtés de FAY WRAY. APERÇU DU SOMMAIRE : UNE ÉTOILE D'AUJOURD'HUI BIFUR, par EMILE VUILLERMOZ. HISTOIRE DE MA VIE, par JOAN CRAWFORD. GARRY COOPER BROADWAY MELODY, roman, par LUCIE DERAIN. PRÉDICTIONS POUR 1930, par MAURICE BESSY. de la bande ; leurs personnalités scé- LES FEMMES ET L'AMOUR, par ADOLPHE MENJOU. ARRY COOPER, récemment promu au rang « d'étoile », symbolise niques poussées à l'extrême permettent MAMAN COLIBRI, raconté par RENÉ DUBREUIL. G sans doute par sa vie agitée, de considérer par la suite les autres CE QUE LES EUROPÉENNES D'HOLLYWOOD PENSENT sa ténacité que rien n'a pu jamais éléments du succès'. Ce n'est donc pas DES HOMMES AMÉRICAINS, par MARIANNE ALBY. rebuter ou décourager, son opiniâtre vainement, rappelons-le, que les artistes américains font grand cas de leur LA PISTE DE 98, scénario ascension vers la gloire de l'écran, le type parfait de l'artiste de cinéma volumineuse correspondance. LE CAUCHEMAR DU TITREUR, par ANDRÉ RIGAUD. américain, du « self-made actor » Voulez-vous des noms de stars? LE COLLIER DE LA REINE, découpage par GASTON RAVEL. pourrait-on dire. Voici Harold Lloyd, Richard Dix, NATIVITÉ, conte de Noël, par MAURICE M. LABICHE. Il est aussi une des meilleures décou- Gloria Swanson, Pola Negri, Thomas Meighan. Des artistes comme Jack Holt, A PROPOS DU CINÉMA ÉDUCATEUR, parÉMiLE ROUX-PARA s SAC vertes des producers américains. Lloyd Hughes, Warner Baxter, Lois LES CRÉATEURS D'ÉTOILES, par GASTON RAVEL. Découverte, peut-on lire, car «'est, en effet, une véritable chasse que celles Wilson ne sont considérés que comme DES LIVRES PRÈS DE L'ÉCRAN, par LUCIEN WAHL. entreprises pour les recherches aux des leading rrien ou women, leur pouvoir LE THÉÂTRE, par RENÉ JEANNE. ambitions illimitées des personnalités d'attraction sur les foules étant de LA MODE, par M0* MARCY DUCRAY. neuves destinées à être de futures moindre importance. stars. Et à propos de Garry Cooper, On comprend donc quel prix l'on PHONOMAGAZINE, par MAURICE BEX. attache aux stars ; Clara Bow ou Colleen LE MOIS SONORE ET PARLANT, admis récemment à cette digriité excep- par J. BERNARD-DEROSNE. tionnelle, il est bon de mentionner Moore coûtent à leurs employeurs des Et toutes nos rubriques habituelles Lés Films du mois, le une différence que l'on oublie trop milliers de fois leur pesant d'or. Et Courrier des Lecteurs, et no, Billets à tarif réduit. fréquemment et qui permet d'insister c'est pourquoi ceux-ci n'hésitent pas sur la valeur attribuée dans le Film- à rechercher parmi la foule nombreuse 1^2 pages dont 32 hors texte tirées en HÉLIOGRAVURE land à ce simple mot un peu poétique : des « extras », parmi tous ces séduisants jeunes gens, ces charmantes girls qui star. Couverture tirée en 4 couleurs — Prix : 3 francs. F/Pour tous les films, américains sur- encombrent Hollywood, les personna- tout, les artistes peuvent être considérés lités « magnétiques », les types dis» Retenez ce Ktiméro çhez votre ■ Libraire. comme « l'élément public» essentiel tiacts. C'est ainsi que Garry Cooper sortit studieux et appliqué, il est pourtant en France, puis dans Le Bateau de nos un jour- de l'ombre. Ni la scène, ni obligé de quitter la Grande-Bretagne Rêves, de Rowland Lee avec Fay Wray l'écran ne le connaissaient ; en quelques après trois ans et demi d'études. Dans comme partenaire. mois il a conquis des foules entières et son pays natal on le retrouve à nouveau Dans ce dernier film, récemment son nom brille en immenses lettres de sur les bancs de la « High School » présenté au public, le jeune artiste feu sur les panneaux de Broadway. qu'il quitte à treize ans, après un acci- se montra séduisant dans son rôle Cas remarquable en somme et qui dent d'automobile qui faillit lui coûter ingrat de pauvre pêcheur d'huîtres, illustre si bien la mécanique du cinéma la vie. vivant au milieu de son père ivrogne américain lorsqu'il se trouve en pré- Voici donc Garry Cooper, devenu et de ses trois frères paresseux. C'est sence d'une valeur, qu'il mérite d'être « boy » et secondant de toute sa jeune le succès auprès du public. conté avec plus de détails. activité, son père possesseur d'un ranch Il est encore l'interprète principal des important. Il vit dès lors la rude et Pilotes de la Mort, de William Wellman saine existence des cow-boys et devient et dont le scénario est dû à Z.-M. un cavalier hors classe. Sannders et à notre compatriote Jean C'est un jeune gaillard, fort comme de Limur. Curieuse histoire du reste un bœuf qui, en 1917, entre au collège que celle de cette « escadrille 48 » où de Grinnel. se rencontrent toutes les fortes têtes, Pqjirtant sa ville natale le séduit les téméraires et les blasés, les désespérés trop ; pris de nostalgie, il revient à amateurs d'une fin élégante. C'est Helena et, désireux d'avoir une pro- dans ce nouveau club des suicidés que fession intellectuelle, artistique, il de- - Garry vient échouer à son tour après vient dessinateur dans un journal d'illusoires déceptions amoureuses.
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