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Cinelandia Films Ayuntamiento de Madrid A h, pilletes! M e tomaron sin saberlo yo R.-EVUELO y placer cuando las “fotos” se ven en casa; placer al tomar las instan­ táneas; mayor placer todavía cuando uno ve el resultado. ¿Y qué valor no tendrá más ade­ lante para toda la familia el ál­ bum Kodak, a medida que pasa tiempo ... y crecen los niños?... Fotografiar es ahora más se­ guro que nunca, merced a la Película Vericiirome Kodak. Nada de esperar, nada de posar, nada de que “si el tiempo”: se ve el sujeto, se aprieta un botón y ¡se toman buenas “fotos”! ¿Pruebas? Pruébese un rollo de Verichrome, la de la caja amarilla con borde a cuadros. De venta en las casas de artícu­ lo s K odak. Película V e r ic h r o m e Kodak EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, R ochester, N . Y., E. U. A. Kodak Argén tina, Leda-, 434 Paso 438, Buenos Aires; Kodak Brasil eim. Caixa Postal Rio de Janeiro: Kodak Colombiana. Ltd., Apartado 8.34, Burranguilla; Kodak Gul)ana, Ltd., Zcnca 23(>, Habana; Kodak Chilena. Ltd., Car^iüa 2797, Santla^^o; Kodak Mcxicatia, Ltd., San Jerónim o 24, México, D. F.; Kodak Panam á, Ltd., P- O. Box 5027, Ancón. Zona dei Canal; Kodak Peruana, Ltd., Divorciadas 650, Lima; Kodak Philippines, Ltd., Dasm ariñas 434, M anila; Kodak Uruguaya, Lid., Coíonia 1222, M ontevideo. Ayuntamiento de Madrid L.a próxima película de James Cagney se titulará “H e ll’s Bells.” Si es tan interesante como su última “Picture Snatcher,” su éxito queda asegurado. )oel McCrea y Marian Nixon empeza­ NOTICIAS de ron 3 filmar "A chance at heaven," en los estudios R K O. Esta es la primera película de Marian desde su salida de los estudios Fox. los ESTUDIOS “Dark Hazard” es el título del film que Edward G. Robinson se prepara a hacer en los estudios W arner Brothers. PRODUCCION EN PERSPECTIVA Es una historia basada en las carreras de caballos. Nancy Carroll se encuentra íilinanda protagonista en el film “Helio, Big Boy,” W arner Baxter y Madge Evans traba­ “Coing to town," en los estudios Coluni' dirigido por Frank Capra. jan juntos en el film “Penthouse,” que bia. Nancy desempeña el papel principal la Cosmopolitan Pictures está producien­ femenina. El director es Víctor Schert- Joan Crawford y Clark Gable acaban do en los estudios M-G-M. W. S. zinger. de filmar “The dancing lady” en los Van Dyke es el director. estudios Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, secun­ Adolphe Menjou acaba de filmar dados por el gran actor de carácter “Convention City,” y ya se prepara a Frank Morgan. Robert Z. Leonard El próximo film que Paul Muni hará para W arner Brothers, se titulará "Massa- trabajar en “Dollar Wise,” en los ta­ dirigió este film. lleres de W arner Brothers. cre” (no, querido lector, eso no significa "Massaguer," sino "matanza”) y es la La Paramount se prepara a filmar historia de un indio pieiroja en sus Los estudios Columbia han arrendado a “Colden Harvest," con Lawrence Cray, esfuerzos por civilizarse. Robert Montgomery, joven astro de M-C- Chester Morris, Richard Arlen y Cene- M, para que éste interprete el papel de vieve Tobin. Dirigirá Charles Rogers. Gene Raymond y Carole Lombard han empezado a trabajar en los prin­ cipales papeles de la película “Brief Moment,” que la Columbia produce bajo la dirección de David Burton. fíelen Hayes empezará pronto a filmar su próxima película “The Oíd Maid" (La solterona) en los estudios M-G-M, donde está contratada. Joan Crawford se prepara a filmar “Notorious Sadie McKee,” para los estudios M-G-M. El argumento está tomado del libro por la célebre escritora Viña Delmar. La próxima película de Sylvia Sidney se titulará “ Reunión,” con Herbert Marshall en el papel de primer galán. Prodoccíón de Schulberg para Paramount. Alice Brady, artista de teatro que tuvo buen éxito en la película “When Ladies Meet,” de M GM , filma ahora “Bride of the Bayou,” con Lionel Bar- rymore y Madge Evans. Laurel y f^ardy empezarán pronto a filmar su nueva película “T ickets for two," en los estudios Hal Roach, bajo la dirección de Lloyd Trench. Gary Cooper y Cary Grant son dos de los principales artistas que toman parte en la filmación de “One Sunday Afternoon.” Francés Fuller es la dama joven. La Metro anuncia la filmación de una película titulada “Stage mother,” con Franchot Tone y Maureen O'Sullivan en Mickey Mouse se une a la legión de caricaturistas y produce esta halagadora imagen los roles principales, del vaquero-humorista Will Rogers. (va a la página 52) Ayuntamiento de Madrid LA MEJOR REVISTA DEL C I N E M A — P U B L I C A D A EN HOLLYWOOD C i n e I a n d i a TOMO—VII— No. 9 )UAN MORENO, Director SEPTIEMBRE, 1933 ARTICULOS Y ENTREVISTAS La cara en la portada .... por José Q uiroz Bustamante 5 Cómo cambia el gusto del público . por Fernando Rondón 6 Ann Harding .... por Joaquín de la Horia 14 Algo más de Mae .... por Eugenio de Zárraga 15 Categorías cinematográficas . por Carlos F. Borcosque 20 Lágrimas de cocodrilo ....................... por José Sánchez García 24 P ic k - F a ir .............................................. por Marcelo Alfonso 33 Creta— Enigma insoluble .... por Luís Montero 34 DEPARTAMENTOS ESPECIALES N oticias de los e s tu d io s ................................................................................ ] C in e lá n d ic a s ............................................................... por Juan J. Moreno 3 Un dólar por c a r t a ............................................................................................ 4 Lo que hacen las e stre lla s................................................................................ g Chismes y C u e n to s ..........................................................por Calo Pando 9 Caricias ilu s tra d a s ............................................................................................]2 Noticias g r á f ic a s ............................................................................................16 Revista de c i n t a s ............................................................................................ig Modas de C in e la n d ia ...................................................................................... 22 Los astros en c a s a ............................................................................................36 La cinematografía en el hogar .................................. por Pedro Pérez 38 El correo de H o lly w o o d ........................................ - .....................................39 CALERIA DE RETRATOS Margaret McConnelI ... 25 Virginia C h e r r ill.......................29 M iriam H o p k in s .......................26 Warner Baxter ....................... 30 Raúl R o u lie n .............................27 Barbara Barondess . , , 31 V ícto r J o r y .............................28 Elizabeth A lia n .......................32 PORTADA— MADCE EVANS— POR SALVADOR J, MORENO Ken Maynard, al oir que el CINELANDIA de septiembre se encontraba a la venta, se lanza a todo escape con dirección al puesto de periódicos Reg. U. S. Pat O ffice más cercano, antes que se agote la edición. Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations )OHN P. CLARKE, Gerente SALVADOR MORENO, Director Artístico Revista mensual del cine, con ofícína de redacción y administración en 1031 South Broadway, Los Angeles, California. Publicada por la "Spanísli* American Publishing: Co./' con domicilio en la dirección antes citada. James Irvlne, Jr., Presidente: Athalíc Irvine, Vice*PresÍdente; Randall J. Hood, Tesorero. Hecho para España y las veinte repúblicas de la América Latina, para Puerto Rico y las Filipinaá, Precio: 15 centavos oro norteamericano (o su equivalente en moneda nacional) por el número suelto, y 3.50 (un dólar cincuenta) por la subscripción de doce números. Inscripta como correspondeocia de segunda clase en la oñcina de Correos de la Habana. “Cinelandia,” September, 3933, Published monthly, Vol. 7, No. 9. Business Office, 209 W estern Pacific Buildin?, 1031 South Broadway, Los Angeles, CaUfornia. Subscription pricc, $1.50. Entered as second class matter, August 7, 1930, at tlie Post Office at Los Angeles, Calif., under the act of March Inscripta como correspondencia de seg:unda clase en la oñcina de Correos de Los Angeles, Agosto 7 de 1930. Costos de correo pagados en Los A ngeles. Ayuntamiento de Madrid CIN£L/IND>ICIXS N amable lector de Venezuela nos nos hace recordar más que nada, es la envía un recorte de “El Heral­ época absurda del cinema que deman­ U do,” de Caracas, donde aparece daba sus víctimas en holocausto de una la estupenda noticia, un verdadero scoop virtud irrisoria. Como sí viviéramos en periodístico, de que Greta Garbo no es los tiempos de Morloch. Y lo más sueca ni es ese su nombre. Según di­ triste del caso es que de todos los “peca­ cho periódico, Greta es nativa de Vene­ dores” del cinema hollywoodense, cuyos zuela, hija de un vendedor ambu­ pecadillos fueron falsificados y exagera­ lante italiano y de una tal Cleta Rodrí­ dos por una prensa ansiosa de escándalos guez. Y “El Heraldo,” para probarlo, sensacionales, Arbuckle fué el menos publica el retrato de la hijita de M ar­ digno de ser censurado. lene Dietrich como el de Greta a la Su pecado más grande fué el de ser edad de doce años. Por un ¡^ood fe llo w . Un hombre de gran El afán de los periódicos y de alguna JUAN J. MORENO, Director corazón que no sabía como decir “no.” gente ingenua de nuestros países, en Un hombre de buena pasta que, confiado creer esta clase de cuentos fantásticos, asuntos cinemáticos era bastante infan­ en la falsa amistad de envidiosos y no es muy halagadora que digamos para til. Las payasadas de Arbuckle, Charlie gorristas, fué desdichada víctima de un la cultura en general de nuestros países. Murray, Chester Conklín, Ben Turpin, destino injusto. Bastantes estrellas latinas tenemos sin Lloyd Hamilton, W alter Hiers, Mack i Hollywood, como el resto del mundo, necesidad de pretender añadir otras de Svi'aín, y otros de esa calaña, hacían puede ser muy cruel! nacionalidad establecida. desternillarse de risa a grandes y chicos. Era la etapa de la pantalla saltona y ABLANDO de las estupideces de o d a v ía se oyen los ecos de ¡a nerviosa, y los personajes se movían con los productores, causa principal de Tindignación que sintieran nuestros ademanes rápidos y bruscos.
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