Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-25 | Page 21 | Film Magnate

FILM MAGNATE A NATE I S 'S t 10 1 r- r fb W. W fj N fo t if C. C f v 7 r. r c A z t tf tt J t. t if it f. f cf d Yi f j. j 1 tt l j Z Zo o i 1 I i J t Joseph Schenck Mary Pickford Is the greatest personality per per- motion pictures have given the ie world and Marie Marje Dressier Dressler am and Charlie Chaplin are the outstanding film ilm celebrities of the day in th the opinion pinion of Joseph Schenck president ot of f United Artists and Twentieth Century Cen Cen- tury ury picture corporations and the pioneer pioneer pio plo neer veer film mm magnate who fathered th the ilm flint careers career of the majority of ot th the motion picture great Mr Schenck in company with wit Harry larry Cohn president of Columbia Pictures was in Salt Lake Friday c croute en route roule to Hollywood from New York Marie and Charlie are great becaUSe because because be be- cause they combine good acting with wit great personality Mr Schenck said Success or failure of motion pic pic lures tures ures depends depend upon the response o of women to them Mr Schenck said If 11 women fall to like a picture it is financially finan finan- financially doomed The majority of women women wo woo men find the romance in in pictures which the humdrum routine of the their it own lives lives' denies them he said