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Communications Des Maisons De Location Communications des maisons de location Objekttyp: Group Zeitschrift: Schweizer Film = Film Suisse : offizielles Organ des Schweiz. Lichtspieltheater-Verbandes, deutsche und italienische Schweiz Band (Jahr): 5 (1939) Heft 72 PDF erstellt am: 26.09.2021 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. Die systematische Speicherung von Teilen des elektronischen Angebots auf anderen Servern bedarf ebenfalls des schriftlichen Einverständnisses der Rechteinhaber. Haftungsausschluss Alle Angaben erfolgen ohne Gewähr für Vollständigkeit oder Richtigkeit. Es wird keine Haftung übernommen für Schäden durch die Verwendung von Informationen aus diesem Online-Angebot oder durch das Fehlen von Informationen. Dies gilt auch für Inhalte Dritter, die über dieses Angebot zugänglich sind. Ein Dienst der ETH-Bibliothek ETH Zürich, Rämistrasse 101, 8092 Zürich, Schweiz, www.library.ethz.ch http://www.e-periodica.ch Emma renonce à Félix qui a quitté la ville Communications des maisons de location et se marie avec un brave garçon, Ernest (Dick Foran). A son tour Mickey se sacrifiera, après quelques scènes émouvantes et Ann pourra se remarier avec Félix, Monopol-Films A.-G., Zürich désormais heureux. L'action ne se déroule pas aussi simplement que je vous la narre. Elle a permis Un film sur notre armée. l'apothéose de ce puissant et suggestif au metteur en scène Michael Curtiz de résumé de notre défense nationale. dépeindre, avec un talent souple et fin, Depuis plus d'un M. le P. de an, Major M. Arthur Porchet, un de nos meilleurs l'éveil de l'amour chez ces charmantes Vallière travaille avec la Monopole-Films cinéastes suisses, rentré de l'étranger, a enfants, dans un milieu tellement sympathique. S.A., Zurich à se un grand film, qui assumé la direction technique des opérations. La fraicheur, l'enjouement, la «santé» termine actuellement à Zurich. Ce film donnera Avec Adrien Porchet comme chef- de ce film, surtout en sa première partie, vivante de la une image préparation opérateur et M. Budry fils comme assistent, sont des plus plaisants. de notre armée à sa tâche défensive. la de photographie est qualité Qu'elles sont donc jolies les trois sœurs Tourné sous le haut-patronage du supérieure. Le de la capitaine Hausamann, Lane, les brunes Lola et Rosemary et la Département militaire fédéral et sous le contrôle centrale des films de l'armée, leurs a prêté meilleure du Service de renseignement de l'Etat- blonde Priscilla! Mais Priscilla est la son précieux concours. comédienne. Gale aussi major général, il sera une éloquente Page parait à n'est moins démonstration de l'activité qui règne dans La partie musicale a été confiée à M. son avantage et pas jolie. Robson, Claude Rains, Frank Mac toutes les armes et des progrès réalisés ces Hans Haug, directeur de l'orchestre radio May Hugh, dernières années. Les résultats de cette suisse alémanique, avec la collaboration du Dick Foran sont excellents a:nsi qu'un préparation intense justifieront les lourds M'ànnerchor de Zurich (dir. M. Hoffmann), nouveau jeune premier, Jeffrey Lynn, qui a le de Brian Alterne de Cary Grant sacrifices consentis par notre peuple. de la Stadtmusik Zurich (dir. M. Mante- genre ou gazzi), du «les joyeux copains» de et un comédien assez personnel, John Après une courte introduction historique, groupe l'Union chorale de Lausanne M. Pache) Garfield. mise en scène M. Jacques Béran- (dir. par et du Cor Grischun de Zurich qui démontrera l'ancienneté et la Viril (dir. (Critique publiée par «L'Intransigeant».) ger, Otto Schreiber). On entendra chanter les continuité des principes de notre système qui passent et jouer nos plus belles militaire, le suivra nos soldats troupes à spectateur marches militaires. On les Après sa sortie triomphale Paris, dans les différentes périodes de leur accompagnera soldats dans leurs efforts et aussi dans «ROBIN DES BOIS» instruction, à pied, à cheval, en camions, à leurs moments de détente. dans les belles salles skis, en avion, de la plaine à la montagne, remporte plus Le film sera présenté en Suisse au mois de Suisse de la caserne aux manœuvres de division, France, Belgique et succès dépasse jusqu'au défilé final et aux grands envols de février, en deux versions, français et un qui toutes les d'escadrilles au-dessus des Alpes. Ce sera allemande. prévisions. On pouvait croire que le véritable triomphe qui avait accueilli la sortie au «REX» de Paris des «Aventures de ROBIN DES 20 th Century-Fox, Genève BOIS» n'aurait pas la même ampleur en province, tant il est vrai qu'une réussite aussi sensationnelle ne semblait pas pouvoir «Le Mannequin du Collège» un plus beau que celui-ci entièrement même être égalée. réussi, non seulement parce que les est le dernier de Henie». Outre Or, les nouvelles qui nous parviennent film «Sonja interprètes sont parfaits*, le scénario attachant, de tous côtés démontrent à quel point la son cadre plein de jeunesse et son action la mise scène d'Allan Dwan en ingénieuse confiance des producteurs était justifiée: très vivante, ce film comporte Sonja et habile, mais reconstitution des parce que sont records de recettes battus, Henie. Celle-ci se livre à des exhibitions chantiers donne absolument l'impression ce ne que de prolongations répétées. patinage qui dépassent en virtuosité d'un documentaire. L'œuvre gigantesque la carrière tout ce qu'elle a fait jusqu'à présent. Son de de Lesseps revit magnifiquement Il convient d'ajouter que de DES BOIS» ballet sur glace d'«Alice au pays des devant nous. André Reuze. parisienne «ROBIN se poursuit Merveilles» est parmi les choses les plus maintenant aux Champs-Elysées où extraordinaires que l'on puisse réaliser dans le trois nouvelles semaines d'exclusivité, domaine du patinage. Paris-Midi. faisant suite aux huit semaines du REX, n'ont épuisé le succès du film au de scènes de pas encore plein sensationnelles, COLISEE. La presse a plébiscité «SUEZ» tempêtes de sable, de cavalcades. Anna- DES BOIS» bien l'appellation bella atteste, une fois de plus, son bonheur «ROBIN mérite L'intransigeant. commercial de d'expression et d'intonations, la grâce svelte de «film le plus la le pour première fois, magnifie de ses gestes. Paul Reboux. l'année». génie français réalisé avec un éclat méritoire le film respire une telle foi, une telle sympathie pour l'œuvre et la personne Vendémiaire. de Ferdinand de Lesseps, nous nous que témoigne d'une vérité, d'une sentons à notre tour, conquis. puissance de mise scène René Lehmann. en incomparable authentique, Excelsior. d'un tel réalisme, si prenant, si qu'on perçoit, à travers la rumeur du Le cinéma s'attaque de plus en plus aux film, le halètement des spectateurs. Il faut grands sujets. Il était difficile d'en trouver voir cela. Marcel Sauvage. Warner Bros., Genève «Rêves de Jeunesse» joies profondes après des épreuves surmontées avec courage. vu par René Lehmann. Le papa (Claude Rains), professeur au «Rêves de Jeunesse» (Four Daughters) Conservatoire, est un faux bourru, comme est un des plus jolis films américains de sa tante (May Robson). l'année. Ça n'est pas une grande œuvre à La benjamine, Ann (Priscilla Lane) aime prétentione sociales ou psychologiques, un beau jeune homme, Félix (Jeffrey Lynn), mais l'étude d'une charmante famille qui l'aime aussi, mais Ann épousera un bourgeoise composée du père, de la vieille tante collaborateur de Félix, Mickey (John de et quatre filles en âge de se marier. Garfield) a remarqué sa parce qu'elle que Errol Flynn et Olivia de Havilland dans La vie va réserver aux sœurs Lemp, sœur Emma (Gale Page) est follement «Les Aventures de Robin des Bois» musiciennes, pas bien riches, mais plus amoureuse de Félix. Ann a eu tort. Elle gracieuses les unes que les autres, quelques n'est pas heureuse avec Mickey et puis Cliché: Warner Bros. 8 Schweizer FILM Suisse.
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