The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-11-22

After three months of careful
study of tho now HOLLYWOOD prod
uct for 1934-35, the booking de-
nartmnnt OF the Carolina theatre
has trained its magnifying glass
on what it considers the best prod
uct of Hollywood and today an
nounces some of the outstanding
pictures which patrons will see
here. starting soon.
CAT no time since the first fea-
ture motion picture was made, has
the industry exerted greater eff
fort to present wholesome and
outstanding entertainment" H. E.
Buchanan, manager of the Caro-
li-a. said today, literature of all
ages has been searched carefully
for unused s'oIics. the works of
the worlds greatest present-day
authors have been reviewed, and
many of the writers have been en-
Gagged to write original stories.
The stage has added its biggest
hits. The result is not only the
most wholesome product which the
screen has had to offer in one
wear, but also is the finest and
presents the greatest number of
classics of any season since Queen
Elizabeth the screens first fea-
ture. was made by Sarah Bern
hardt in 1912.
"This years product contains
the highest percentage of atrac-
tions recommended for the entire
famil yof any previous group. In
addition, it offers a number of
world-famed stories made espe-
cially for adult entertainment. A
wide variety of types of pictures
appear, including slapstick COM
edies, humorous stories, social
dramas, historical plays. action
pictures, 'down-to-earth' rO-
mances. sophisticated drama, SEM
musical extravaganzas,
opics, adventure stories, and mys-
terry dramas.
Among the outstandin attrac-
tons scheduled for early appear
ance this season are:
Gary Cooper in the famed ad-
venture drama, Olives of a Bengal
Lances," from the best selling
book, with Frances Drake, Rich
ard Arlen and Sir Guy Standing.
A youthful comedy with music,
entitled college RHYTHM" fea-
turing Joe Penner, Lanny Ross
and LYDIA Roberti.
George Raft in 'Limehouse
Nights" a drama of London's his
toric China town.
Stage hits include "Sailor Be
ware" With Bing Crosby. The
Pursuit of Happiness" and Love
Thy Neighbor," with Burns and
Allen, Charlie Ruggles, W: {.
Fields; Bing Crosby and Kitty
Carlisle in "Here Is My Heart;
Charles Laughton in "Rugles OF
Red Cap" "The Big Broadcast OF
934;" Mae West in "Gentlemen's
Choice" Laurel and Hardy IN
''Babes in Toyland." 'H s'
Charles Dickens David Cop
perfield,' directed by George Cuk-
er, who made Little Women"
Pearl S. Bucks "The Good
Earth"
Clark Gable, Wallace Berry and
Robert Montgomery in "Mutiny
on the Bounty" a best selling
story.
Norma Shearer in marie An
toinette," with Charles Laughton
and Herbert Marshall, Naughty
Marietta" famed musical oper-
eta, featuring Victor Herbert's
love songs, with jeanette Mac
Donald.
Constance Bennett in "Outcast
Lady," from the story by Michael
Arlen.
Ann Harding and Robert Mont
gomery in Biography of a Bache-
lor," based on the stag" hit.
Joan Crawford, Clark Gable and
Robert Montgomery in "Forsak-
ing All Others"
James Dunn, Stuart Erwin, Jean
Parker and Una Merkel in Have
a Heart"
Gre.a Carlo in Painted Veil"
Helen Hayes in What Every
Woman Knows"
Shirley Temple appears soon in
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