NOTES FROM THE STUDIOS

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22194, 10 September 1937, Page 18

NOTES FROM THE STUDIOS

Charles B. Cochran, the greatest producer in the present-day English theatre, is again toying with the idea of going into films. ♦ • • Oscar Homolka, playing the role ol a sea-captain in Paramount’s "Ebo* Tide,” shouted orders so vigorously that he had to go to hospital laryngitis. * * * t Janet Gaynor, following her success! in “A Star Is Born." has signed a contract with David O. Selznick. first film under the new deal will W “Angel on Broadway." written by Bus* sell Birdwcll. • • • Shirley Ross has boon given tjj* feminine lead in Paramount's “Pal* Avenue Follies" t formerly tit’cd "B®** anza”). Edward Arnold will star OP* posite her. • • • Laurence Oliver. Ralph Richar&on* and Morton Scltcn have been a®**® to the cast of "The Divorce of Law X,” Merle Obcron’s next picture London Films. This will now be duced before "Rod Shoes." the halle* film in* which Miss Obcron was ro have appeared. « • • Akim TamirofT has boon S iv en* leading role in ■"Buccaneer.” urWO* Cecil B. De Mille will direct for mount. Others in the cast incluoe Keith and Porter Hall. • • • ♦ • • Gypsy Rose Lee has made her W* to the screen under her newly*®** sumed name of Louise Hovick. JJj “You Can’t Have Everything ” herS*» effort, she doesn’t get a chance to her famous strip -tC&SC SC«( I