There was a fourth comedy with Hatton, "Wife Savers" (1929), then Beery starred in "Chinatown Nights" (1929) for Wellman, produced by a young David O. Selznick. This film was shot silent with the voices dubbed in by the actors afterward, which worked spectacularly well with Beery's resonant voice, although the technique was not used again during the silent era for another full-length feature. Beery then played in "Stairs of Sand" (1929), a Western also starring Jean Arthur (who would play the leading lady in the Western film "Shane" twenty-four years later) before being fired by Paramount.