Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1930, Page 27

> EVENING STAR, W ‘| Lewis Milestone for “All Quiet on the Western Front.” Outstanding produc- VED'C NEC e SHEARER AND ARLISS fimmflfllm s TGS NNIAE S Sy WIN ACTING AWARDS | tion—"All Quiet on the Western Front,” ) i & § Others in Motion Picture Field recording ; "N Given Merit Ratings for |DeRt__UThe | B Y i c 5 3 i Work During Year. g . By the Associated Press. " 3 ¥ LOS ANGELES, November 6.—The The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences last night made its annual awards for merit for achievement. ‘Will H. Hays, president of the Mo- tion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, was a guest speaker, and Thomas A. Edison spoke through the talking screen. 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