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HOLLYWOOD OX PROIMTIOX
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There are gratifying signs that
the leading companies in the mov
ing picture industry are taking to
heart the large volume of protests
against some of their ways, and
ircdrcts. Never before has such
a body of opinion been arrayed
against films of a certain class.
Catholic bishops are of one mind
with Jewish rabbis In arraigning
of producers who show pictures,
calculated to impair morals and
even glorify efime. Protestant
churches join with parent’s ass
ociations,! educators and civic soc
ieties in the threat ot> a boycott »f
vulgar and vicious moving pic
tures. Superintendent Campbell
has just added his strong protest
in behalf of the school children of
this city. The demand is for the
suppression of what can only dis
gust and degrade, together with
the production of clean and inter
esting films fit to be shown to
young and old alike.
It is evident that all this has not
been lost upon Hollywood. it
feels itself on trial. Mr. Will
Hays has—if a trifle late—roused
himself to the need of cleaning up
the industry, and is calling upon
its magnates to set about the job.
If they do not reform, they will
not only fall under' public condem
nation but incur serious money
losses. Already the results oT
this widespread appeal to their
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pocket nerve, as well as to the.r
sense of public responsibility and
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decency, are seen In some of the
announcements of the contem
plated output for the rest of thia
year and for 1935. Patrons of the
movie theatres will not at once be
freed from a good deal that is
cheap and silly, but they may at
least look forward to the filming
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TOMORROW IN ROMANTIC HIT
Robert Montgomery is starred
in Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer's "Lovers
Courageous," which will open
Tuesday at the Dream Theatre.
Madge Evans, who recently
scored In VGfillty Hands," and
"Son of India," has the feminine
lead and the large supporting
cast includes Roland Young, Fred
erik Kerr, Reginald Owen, Bej^l
Mercer, ''Evelyn Hall, Halllwell
Hobbes, Jackie Sear), Norman
Phillips, Jr., and Alan Mowbray.
The story concerns an ideallstH
English chap who runs away from
home because tys father objects to
his ambition ,to become a play
wright. Impractical as he is ad
venturous, he drifts about as a
sailor, cowboy, hotel porter and
what not, until he meets an ad
miral's daughter in South Africa,
Although her parents rush her
hack to England to hasten her
marriage to a titled barrister, she
runs jjaway on the eve of the wed
ding and marries the would-be
playwright. Playwrights do not
seem to be much in demand in
il/ondon and the couple go from
| bad to worse with dreams of sue
j cess always around the corner..
Eventually the bride is driven
back home, but her young hus
band, goaded by desperation, fin
ally puts over a successful play.
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