Everyones

Call Number
Nq 791.405 EVE
Created/Published
Sydney : Everyones Ltd., 1920-1937
Issue
Vol.9 No.449 (10 October 1928)
Images
84
Notes
In some issues blank pages have been inserted to maintain the correct left / right pagination. Text may be cut off on some pages due to tight binding.
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Contents

Advertising 1
EVERYONES 1
Advertising 1 , 3
EVERYONES 4
NEWS IN HEADLINES 4
Advertising 4
First National’s Future. 4
ALONG FILM ROW 5
£25 Author Sues Higgins for £1,000. 6
Another Veteran Passes; Edward Hughes of Waratah 6
Universal Trade-show Eight at Sydney Prince Edward 6
Freeman Tells M-G-M’s Talkie Policy-'SilenfiFilm Foremost.’ 6
U.T. and Hoyts Deack-Heat in Race for Talkies. 6
Marks Becomes Gen. Sales Manager of United Artists. 6
Naval Hero Heads Herschell's Studio. 7
Producer Praises “Everyones” Award Scheme 7
Would Cut Duty £90,000 If All Distribs. Make Prints Here 7
First National Gets P.D.C. Physical Distribution in Aust. 7
STOP PRESS. 7
Advertising 8 , 9
LOST IN The Arctic 10
Javanese Worship New God; Offer Pennies, Not Pains. 10
Advertising 11 , 13
Reviews of Recent Releases 14 , 15
Amusements on 'Change 15
Advertising 17
Rockett Takes Charge of F.N. Studios. 18
F.B.O will Open Exchanges in Australia and N.Z. 18
Legal Guns Boom Over “Exploits of Emden” 18
Showmen Not Stampeded by Tax Proposal 18
Rosebrook to Lead Melb. State Band. 18
Jepson Joins Fox as S.A. Manager 18
New Awards Claimed by Theatre Staffs 19
Victorian Legislator Attacks Transfer of Censorship 19
Advertising 19 , 21
Perth Ambassadors Called Better Than Sydney Capitol. 22
First National Faces Big Year. Comprehensive Line—Powerful Fighting Force. 23
Distinguished Directors to Wield Megaphones. 23
Selectivity in Stories, Stars and Casts. 24
New Stars in the Industry's Firmament. 25
Attention Paid to Mystery Plays. 26
Advertising 27 , 29 , 31 , 33 , 35 , 37 , 39 , 41 , 43 , 45 , 47 , 49 , 50 , 51 , 52 , 53 , 55 , 56 , 57 , 58
THE WORLD’S LARGEST Most Modern and Most Completely Equipped Studio, the Mammoth Burbank Production Plant Whence Will Emanate FIRST NATIONAL’S BIG HITS. 59
FACTS AT A GLANCE. 59
Colleen Moore Makes Great Special! 60
“Love Never Dies” (Released in U.S.A. Under the Title of “Lilac Time”) Heads List of Four Specials to be Made by Her During 1928-29. 60
The Screen’s Most Beautiful Woman. “The Divine Lady" Depicts one of World's Leading Beauties 61
JACK MULHALL. ALICE WHITE DOROTHY MACKAILL 62
First National Adds Three New Stars. Alice White’s Rise to Fame 62
First National Acquires Firnatone, Leader of All Talking Picture Processes 62
Backing Up The Pictures, First National Supplies an Unprecedented Array of Aids in Ads., Posters and Publicity 62
Advertising 63 , 65 , 66
Topics of The Trade (Letters intended for this column should bear the name of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but to establish his bona fides). 67
Selling Fox’s “Big Five” in N.S.W. 67
Advertising 67
Around Sydney Exchanges 67
Seen on the Streets on Gala Day. 68
Melbourne 68
Melbourne Green-Room 'Club Jottings 68
Advertising 69
The Showman’s Comer. 69
Advertising 69 , 70
Drama in “Heart of a Nation.” 70
In Hobart 70
Advertising 70
Current News Reels 71
Advertising 71
“Everyone” in S.A. Strike, Weather Knocks Business in 'Adelaide. 71
Advertising 71
PRODUCTION NEWS WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE STUDIOS AND EXCHANGES. Universal's “Show Boat” Nears Completion. 72 , 73 , 74
Sydney’s Long-run Features. 72
Dorothy Janis Has Lead in McCoy’s “Humming Wires.” 72
Clyde Cook in Paramount’s "Interference.” 72
Oilfields Background for “The Shakedown.” 73
Conrad Nagel and Myrna Loy in Underworld Drama 73
Mix as Sheriff in “Painted Post.” 74
Many Thrills in “The Siren” 74
Studio and Players’ Activities in England 75
B.I.P. Capital is Increased to £1,000,000. 75
£7,000 for Thrill Scene in “The Wrecker.” 75
B.I.P. Signs Carl Brisson for 18 Months. 75
THE SHOW WORLD Melbourne Audiences spontaneous; Sydney’s Blase, says Moloney. 76
Charlie Pope- Oldtime Minstrel, Dead 76
Chinese Theatres London Cafes...Yarning with Long Tack Sam 76
The Music Box. 77
Henkel Scores with “William Tell ’ Overture 77
Stage Acts Send Music Sales Up 77
Advertising 77
New Releases in Candid Criticism 77
Big Four Signed by U.T. 77
Best Sellers of the Week 77
Advertising 77
Pertinent Personal Pars 78
Advertising 78 , 79
Vaude. Replaces Pictures at Empire. Revue, Too. 79
Andrew Petske Reports Good Biz in North 79
Huxham’s “Serenaders” Co. for Tasmania 79
Advertising 79
The Call Board. (Commencing Saturday, October 13). 80
New Turns in Vaudeville 80
Advertising 80
To Performers Everywhere 81
Circus Proprietors and Performers Note! 81
Ernest Archer, Geo. Drew to Tour Dramatic Co. 81
Advertising 81
Playing the Pictures. 82
25,000 Theatre Employees May Form One Big Union. Musicians Hold Out But Will Discuss Proposals November 2. Union Heads May Tender Resignations. Amalgamation Will Save £50,000 p.a. 82
Current Capitol Presentation. 82
Picture House Calls 82
Advertising 83 , 84

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