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Allerlei Aus Hollywood Allerlei aus Hollywood Objekttyp: Group Zeitschrift: Schweizer Film = Film Suisse : offizielles Organ des Schweiz. Lichtspieltheater-Verbandes, deutsche und italienische Schweiz Band (Jahr): 5 (1939) Heft 79 PDF erstellt am: 23.09.2021 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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Walter Ruben produzierte den Film; «Man About Town» (Paramount) ist eine Hollywoods Bemühungen, den Rundfunk-Station die Welt zu entflammen «Jack Benny-Spezialität» mit Dorothy La- südamerikanischen Filmmarkt zu erobern, sind nur suchte, doch endlich, entdeckt von mour und Binnie Barnes in den führenden zum Teil gelungen. Wir dürfen dahei nicht englischen Fliegern, vernichtet wird — neutral Rollen, Mark Sandrich hat die Spielleitung; vergessen, daß der Süd-Amerikaner in gehalten, ein packender Film, produziert «On Borrowed Time» (MGM) mit Beulah Rasse, Sprache, Tradition vom Nord-Amerikaner von Universal unter Rowland V. Lee. Bondi, Lionel Barrymore, Sir Cedric Hard- grundverschieden ist und somit «Tarzan Finds A Son» (MGM) mit Maureen wicke und Boh Watson, ist ein Film zum andere Filmansprüche hat, abgesehen O'Sullivan, Johnny Weißmüller und Frieda Nachdenken, eine Fantasie und doch wieder davon, daß die ökonomische Frage ebenfalls Inescort ist eine Fortsetzung der Tarzan- erdgebunden — wo der Großvater den Tod mitbestimmend wirkt. Erneut wird deshalb Filme. Wilde Tiere, fabelhaft gezähmte überlistet, weil sein Enkel ihn braucht — versucht, den englischen Markt zu halten. Affen — ein guter Film von Richard Regisseur Harold S. Bucquet hat diesen Film-Sujets mit englischem Hintergrund Thorpe gekurbelt. «Bachelor Mother» (RKO- ungewöhnlichen Filmstoff glänzend werden z. Zt. bevorzugt. Radio) mit Ginger Rogers und David Niven gestaltet; «Second Fiddle» (20th. Cent.-Fox) Die Monate Juni-Juli brachten mehrere in den Hauptrollen ist urkomisch — ein mit Sonja Henie, Tyrone Power und Rudy gute Filme. Hier in der Reihenfolge wie Ladenmädchen, welches ein elternloses Kind Vallee zeigt uns Sonja einführend als eine sie angelaufen, resp. von der Presse aus Erbarmen in seine Arme nimmt und Lehrerin auf dem Lande, dann in Hollywood «previewed» wurden: «Captain Fury» (Roach- dann für des Kindes Mutter gehalten wird als ein großer Star, der Stoff ist alt, UA) mit Brian Aherne, Victor McLaglen, — eine Garson Kanin Produktion; «Daughters doch Sonja's Wintersportszenen sind immer June Lang, Paul Lucas und gutem Courageous» (Warners) mit den Lane neu und sehenswert, Sidney Lanfield führt Ensemble ist ein historischer Großfilm, unter Schwestern und John Garfield, Claude die Regie; «Susannah Of The Mounties» der persönlichen Regie von Hal Roach Rains, Fay Bainter, May Robson, ist aus (20th. Cent.-Fox) mit Shirley Temple und entstanden; «Goodbye Mr. Chips» (MGM) mit dem Familienlehen gegriffen, wo der Vater Randolph Scott hat die bekannte Robert Donat als Mr. ist ohne Zweifel nach 20 Jahren Verschollenheit zurückkehrt Chips kanadische Polizei (Mounted Police) als Hintergrund der beste Film des eine Jahres, und die Mutter vor einer neuen —die Indianer auf dem Kriegsfuß englische Produktion für Metro mit Sam Wood Ehe steht, Michael Curtiz führt die und Shirley als der rettende Engel — eine als Spielleiter. Der Film läuft für 6 «Good Girls Go To Paris» Regie; William A. Seiler Produktion. Ein Wochen im ersten Haus. «The Gorilla» (20th. (Columbia) mit Joan Blondeil und Melvyn unvergeßliches Filmwerk ist der 20th Cent.-Fox Cent.-Fox) mit den Ritz-Brothers und Douglas ist ein guter Unterhaltungsfilm, im Großfilm « Young Mr. Lincoln» mit Anita Louise ist ein komisch-gruseliger Spielleitung hat Alexander Hall; «Maisie» Fonda in der Titelrolle. Der Stoff Kriminalfilm; «Gracie Allen Murder Case» (MGM) mit Ann Sothern, Robert Young Henry ist dem frühen Leben des amerikanischen (Paramount) mit Gracie Allen und Warren und Ian Hunter führt uns auf eine große aus William ist ein Kriminalfilm mit viel Ranch, Robert Young ist der Verwalter Präsidenten Ahraham Lincoln gegriffen. heiteren Momenten à la Gracie Allen; «Hotel und Ian Hunter der Besitzer, Ann Sothern Hohe Anerkennung verdient Regisseur Imperial» (Paramount) mit Isa Miranda, (Maisie), eine Tänzerin, als Diebin ange¬ John Ford. Ray Milland, Reginald Owen, Gene Lockhart zeigt uns realistisch ein Stück Weltkrieg an der russisch - österreichischen Grenze, nach einem Roman von Vicki Baum. Es ist Isa Mirandas erster amerikanischer Film; Robert Florey führt die Regie mit viel Verständnis. Man fühlt, daß er Land und Leute kennt. «Invitation To Happiness» mit Irene Dunne und Fred MacMurray ist ein Durchschnittsfilm; die reiche Tochter, welche einen Boxer heiratet — sehr problematisch — eine Wesley Ruggles Produktion; «It's A Wonderful World» mit Claudette Colbert und James Stewart ist erfrischend, ein guter Unterhaltungsfilm der Metro, Spielleitung: W. S. Van Dyke. Die Spielleitung von «The Kid From Kokomo» (Warners) mit Joan Blon- dell, Pat O'Brien, Wayne Morris und May Robson hat Lewis Seiler. «Only Angels Have Wings» mit Jean Arthur, Cary Grant und Richard Barthelmess ist Columbias bester Film, die Regie führt Howard Hawks; «Rose of Washington Square» (20th. Cent.-Fox) mit Alice Faye, Tyrone Power und Al Jolson ist ein Bühnenstück, welches AI Jolson in Amerika populär machte, Gregory Ratoff hat die Spielleitung; «The Sun Never Sets» mit Barbara Spionen-Liebe. O'Neil, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Basil Rathhone Une helle scène du «Amour cVespionne» (Lancer Spy) und einem auserlesenem Stab von film George Sanders, Dolores del Rio et Peter Lorre. Mitspielern führt uns nach Afrika, wo ein avec Munitionsmagnat durch eine verborgene 20th Century-Fox. Schweizer FILM Suisse 31.
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