The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
HOLLYWOOD
BUSY MAKING
fit PICTURES
1chanan Says Activity
Assures Varied
Productions

/. ~ difficult to satisfy because
changing and varied tastes,
hollywood producers are applying
,norc ingenuity to their products
lis year than ever before, stated
Ivy Manager H. Il. Buchanan. of
lac Carolina and State theatres,
f. he enthusiastically spoke Of
ihe excellent products that be-
home available for his theatres
gor the 1937-1938 fall season.
1t was stated that the result of
This analytical study Of public
taste has been general trend on
The part Of the producers to
branch into new fields of cndca-
FOR for story topics, the result be-
Ing an ever widening variety Of
picture themes and classification
Resigned to appeal to all types of
MOtiOn picture patrons.
Hollywood is definitely at full
fpeed, many Of the new season
productions having been complet-
&d and some of them already are
obtaining their world-premieres at
E. admission prices in New York.
\ breakdown or summary Of
I ne major studio products rs ten
Satively announced indicates that
Sine source of material is over
8yhelminGly from original manu-
ecripts written especially for the
screen. Plays rank second and
bowels third.
Excluding the ever popular
Westerns, which lead in numeri-
gal popularity, the classifications
III announced products indicates
That there will be 81 musicals, 80
comedies, AZ features with must
al intcrludes, 25 with juvenile
Etars, 40 mystery types, and APP
8roXimately 200 miscellaneous
features. 1t is interesting to note
hat II of these features are plan
ed in technicolor, thereby en-
ancing the beauty of the pro-
auctions and giving added variety
so the screen fare of which Man
ger Buchanan boasts.
y AS evidence of his Justified en-
shusiasm, Mr.. Buchanan speaks
sssuringly of attractions that are
n the way, such as THE Fire
Ety." beautiful Operetta by Ru-
olph Friml, with Jeanette Nc
Donald, supported by Allan Jones,
End Warren William.
y Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Pow
tli in "Rosalic," with music by
George Gershwim and Sigmund
Eomberg.
Il Loretta Young and Tyrone
sower in Second Honeymoon"
Bringing together the popular low
4s of the comedy hit, "Love Is
y cwS."
s "52nd Street." starring the most
smous of Hollywood'S entertain
rs, among whom are Ian Hunter,
Eco Garlic, Sid Silvers, Ella Lo-
IAN, Pat Paterson, IaSu Pitts,
snd Kenny Baker. Among the
Aany personalities will be seen
he unique entertainers who made
slis street the most famous in the
forld.
THE Barrier" Rex Beach
sory starring Jean Parker, Jimmy
tlliSOn and Leo Carrillo.
THE Big Broadcast of 1888"
9TH the popular comedy stars, W.
Fields, Burns and Allen, Mar
ha Raye and others.
Jane Withers in another star
nc role in "45 Fathers"
"Ebb Tide" filmed in natural
blor, with Frances Farmer, Ray
Inland and others.
conquest" starring Greta
arbo and Charles Boyer, depict
e the romance and conquests Of
Pic Emperor Napoleon.
"Navy Blue and Cold with
obert Young, James Stewart,
{onel Barrymore, Florence Rice,
file Burke and Tom Brown.
Manhattan Merry-GO-ROund,"
bother musical with Phil Regain
leo Garlic, Ann Dvorak, James
Ncason, Ted Lewis and his band,
lab Galloway, Louis Prima and
5 band, Jack Denny's orchestra,
by ThompSon's ensemble, with
Aany other famous stars.
Il The seasons most hilarious
medy, "The Awful Truth" wifi
g enc Dunne.-ana- Cary Grant. !