Music has a great quality which I do not believe pictorial action possesses, a quality of imagination which compels the audience to become creative in itself, makes of it the participant rather than the observer writes M. Gruenberg in the New York "Times." It insists that the listener bring forth qualities of his own which will create a musical image, and this image can dominate the pictorial action on the screen. The music thus becomes at times the primary medium, the picture secondary and incidental, When Pare Lorentz first approached me with the idea of composing the score for "The Fight for Life," what arrested my attention immediately was the fact that he stressed the necessity of music, He Farren's Fine Floorshow The crowds that attend Farren's these nights are satisfied in more than one way, with this weather there being two essential features, namely entertainment and the humidity. As for the former, the management boasts of the best in town and have headlined the Hartnells, that sensational dance team from London nigh. clubs, who have amazed audience: en route via Australia and India.
Now well in their second month they still draw from their distinctive repertoire and never have to repeat the same item unless by request. The Aristocrats. of Harmony, four excellent male singers, have earned for themselves the attributes both of aristocrat and of harmony—as individuals and as a unit they are considered tops.
As for humidity—the cooling and de-rydrating plant at Farren's has been proved for several season and, the moment nothing more need be id that it fully is employed when necessity arises. Mike and his Music Masters leave nothing to be desired.
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