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RAQUEL MELLER Magnifique Interprète De « Carmen », Que Jacques Feyder Réali Pour Les Films Albatros RAQUEL MELLER magnifique interprète de « Carmen », que Jacques Feyder réali pour les Films Albatros. Le numëro : 1 fr. 50 0' Année. -— N° 12 (1er trimestre) 19 Mars 1926 Organe des Paraît tous "Amis du Cinéma" (jémagazine les Vendredis C'est "LA REVUE CINÉMATOGRAPHIQUE", "PHOTO-PfiATIQUE" et "LE FILM" réunit ABONNEMENTS Directeur : JEAN PASCAL ABONNEMENTS PARAMOUNT France Un an. 60 fr. Bureaux : 3, rue Rossini. PAMS-IX* (Tél. : Gutenberg 32-32) ETIMIGER. Pars ayant adhéré à la — Six mois . • 32 (r. Adresse Télépephigne : C1N EM AG AZ1-P ARI5 Comantion ds Stockholm, Un an. 70 fr. Pays ajant décliné cet accord. — 80 tr. — Trois mois . 17 fr. 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Pour cause punur» fTNP 1-000 places, dans port agréable ville Sud-Ouest. intime: UlAitriLl wliiK — Seul pour répondre aux besoins de 12.000 habitants. — Bail 15 ans. — Cabine double poste. — Buvette avec grande licence. — Pavillon de 8 pièces avec jardin. — Loyer total : 8.000 fr, — Scène. — Décors. — 3 et 4 séances par semaine. — Bénéfices : 35.000 fr. à développer. — Prix : 80.000 francs, avec moitié comptant. Ecrire ou voir : M. GUI, 5 et 7, rue Ballu, à Paris. LES DERNIERS SUCCÈS DBS Compagnie Française "MAPPEMONDE-FILM" ONT CONQUIS LES MEILI JEURS ECRANS FRANÇAIS ooaeaoi RAQUEL MELLER dans "LE MAITRE DU LOGIS" LA RONDE DE NUIT" Mise en scène de Carl-Th. 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