Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-08-11 | Page 14 | Ronald Colman in First Talkie at the Capitol

Ronald Colman In hi First t Talkie alkie At the yi Capitol Capit i J When Sa Samuel Goldwyn set about abou making his hilS first talking talking- talking picture ou out ut of the this famous stage sin melodrama Bulldog Drummond h ho proceeded with wHIt even more than usual cn caution sinco Inee ho he h had purposely IY any talking production until the th mechanics ot of t the Uil thing g were rc ready d The results may mRY be seen seef n at th the Capitol theatre he l e with Ronald Colman mal making ni his liis talking picture debut a as the star T Tho Thio arrival al of ot I taU talking pictures picture t saw a great flood of ot stage u actors actor tors going t to take advantage tage of the the-edgo their trained d voices voice would give them ov over oyer r th the actors actor who had made their Iu names nes In to silent pictures were usually alt all right en enough but directors an and producers rs soon on discovered that 1 In lacking experience In acting before the camera the they lacked almost a as mu much h of ot the essentials essential for the thc Job as as aa the tho silent actors whose voices voice would not fit tit SI Sino Since motion picture acting 1 i la entirely different from stage acting people who had lia had experience In both hoth immediately ly became became be bc- be- be came the tho most valuable members b of f tho film rum colony Samuel ns cast for Cor Bulldog j Bull ull- ull dog on shows that lie helm carefully taken this r ne n new v situation Uon into account lInt Ronald Coln Colman whoso whose starring rJ role I C Is that of th the English army officer so eo bored borM with civilian life Je a tt l' l the tho war ar that h ho tl for trouble was a prom prom- nent juvenile on on the tho English stage stag long on before betor ho he went Into I pictures and hud had won his spurs a as a ii picture actor in to juch famous films as Th The Magic MaIe l'- l' lUl Ul Beau e u Geste and The Night of ot th the of of Bulldog Drummond is 13 another stage stae veteran with a a. career as a a. showgirl preceding her appearanCe appearance appearance ap ap- ap- ap on the legitimate stage in inThe inThe The Tho Garden o of ot Weeds and The Tho Cradle Snatchers Her success In pictures l tures has has' b been en equally marked with The Trial of ot Mary Dugan an a as her last triumph Montague Love as wen well the tho master criminal of ot Bulldog Drummond has played everything on the Shakespeare Shakespeare Shakespeare Shake Shake- speare to vaudeville before belore con coming to Hollywood Holly Claude r 1 Is 18 not only a a veteran of ot both stage and screen creen but creat created d the r role lo ot of Alg Algy Alg which he pl plays ys before the camera when It was was' first produced produced pro pro- d in Lon London on with Sir Sli Gerald Du flu Maurier l In the leading role Joan Bennett heroine of Bulldog Bulldog Bull Bun d dog g Drummond d Is her first t prominent appearance on the screen In In- InthIs this picture re As the thc sensation ot of o othe th the stage stase production of ot Jarnegan n nin n In New York last year year and the youngest sister of Constance and Barbara B Bennett both already fa famous fit fit- screen stars Hollywood gos- gos sippers are said sald t i tb consIder consider- her o one e i of r the biggest catches t hes of the Ule s season season sea sea- a- a son for or picture work ork I