The Coming of "Gone"
Through a "Gale of Gags," the Mitchell-Selznick Hollywood Classic Heads for Port IHE scoffers have bes subdued.
"Gone With the Wind" has inaccessible to d his camera. Filmed been three years before the mast, which puts it one up on dron the Denis-Roosevel' Richard Henry Dana's classic, and has passed its fiftieth day of cast Come Yet tne lining, says Douglas W. Churchill in the New York "Times."
For some months skeptics have made snide remarks about the Selznick-international project, but with o ne-third of the-epic in the cans and with Sidney Howard rewriting the revisions of the "revised: emporary final" script, it is safe tu say that Margaret Mitchell's yarn, which developed into Hollywood's greatest conversation piece, positively will reach the screen.
While the record of David O.
Selznick's blood pressure must be re-larded in confidence by the medical "profession, other statistics are avail-a member of the faculty at U. He has been working with thi three years, their only tuition being the rent of a rehearsal hall. Most of The Ritz Bros, support Don Ameche in this splendid cast include Binnie Moore, John Carradine, Lionel Atwill and Miles Mander, inotchka" to capitalism is con-with the demands of its greatest star, Greta Garbo. The studio is about to launch "Ninotchka with Ernst Lubitsch as director and with Miss Garbo as a Soviet agent who becomes involved with re presentatives of the capitalistic class and love. While the ideology of the Communists is proved to be fallacious in the picture, MGM's most valued property cannot be presented to the public in an unfavourable light. Jacques Duval has taken the original by Melchior Lengyl and, by adding a little here and subtracting a little there, has steered a fairly middle course between the opposing philosophies.
The studio was prevented from dealing a vicious blow at Russi: moral the Hays office when, in one scene, in answer to the sub-
Edward Brian us Live"—Thriling crook drama, ted from yesterday's newspaper and winding up with a climax whose nerve-racking holds right up to the last ji. Ralph Bellamy, Al&n With Maureen O'Sulliv: ciges amd "Henry "Thi sey Has Nancy"—The viva-to the NANKING.
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