Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1934)

Photoplay Magazine for November, 1934 I 2 I WHEN STRANGERS MEET— Liberty— The Grand Hotel idea, applied to a bungalow court, where two murders occur. Richard Cromwell and Arline Judge supply the love interest. (A Kg.) • WHERE SINNERS MEET— RKO-Radio.— A bachelor's hobby of waylaying couples eloping over the Dover Road, provides interesting screen material. Clive Brook, Diana Wynyard, Billie Burke, Alan Mowbray, and especially Reginald Owen give brilliant performances. (July) WHIRLPOOL— Columbia.— Powerful melodrama in which Jack Holt, railroaded on murder charge, fakes death notice to free wife Lila Lee. Later, he makes even greater sacrifice for daughter Jean Arthur. Donald Cook. (July) WHITE HEAT— Seven Seas Prod.— A fistic combat between David Newell and Hardie Albright, and a sugar cane fire help to liven this film with Hawaiian locale. Mona Maris and Virginia Cherrill adequate. (Sept.) WHOM THE GODS DESTROY— ColumbiaHeavy melodrama, impressive because of fine acting of Walter Connolly. Doris Kenyon, Robert Young. (Oct.) • WILD CARGO— RKO-Radio.— The film story of Frank Buck's most recent expedition into the Malay Jungle, with a detailed explanation of each scene. Interesting and beautifully photographed. (June) WILD GOLD — Fox. — Good cast, but this misses being the saga of the old ghost mining towns by a long shot. John Boles plays drunken engineer in love with Claire Trevor, and Roger Imhof is a desert prospector. (July) WITCHING HOUR, THE— Paramount.— If hypnotism has any appeal, you'll enjoy this screen version of Augustus Thomas' famous play. John Halliday, possessor of uncanny hunches, Tom Brown, Judith Allen, Sir Guy Standing all do well. (July) WOMAN COMMANDS, THE— Gaumont-British. — An all-English cast, with exception of Edward Everett Horton who has appeared to better advantage. Just so-so comedy. (Aug.) WORLD MOVES ON, THE— Fox.— Madeleine Carroll, English beauty, begins her American film career in this somewhat uneven picture. Franchot Tone and Dudley Digges turn in suave performances. (Sept.) YOU'RE TELLING ME— Paramount.— Assisted by Princess Adrienne Ames, W. C. Fields brings about marriage of his daughter Joan Marsh to wealthy Buster Crabbe. A barrel of fun, with Fields scoring high. Louise Carter. (June) Brian Aherne, over six feet, two, is opposite five-foot one Helen Hayes in "What Every Woman Knows." Director La Cava measures them ■ YES, people do judge a woman's age by her hands. But don't worry — your hands can stay soft, lovely, young, in spite of dishwashing! Simply use Lux in the dishpan. Gentle Lux has none of the harmful alkali ordinary soaps often contain. Such alkali leaves your hands red, rough, old-looking. Lux soothes and protects them — yet costs less than 1^ a day for dishes. prevents humiliating DISHPAN hands What's l^ew In the Business World? Youll find interviews with leading business men in the November issue of Opportunity Magazine Now on sale at all leading news' stands. Read the timely, interesting and inspirational articles by business leaders that appear every month in Opportunity The Magazine of Salesmanship 10c at your news dealer CLAMPS • HANGS • STANDS Adjustable to any position! You can clamp this beautiful FARBERWARE ADJUSTO-LITE to your bed — chair — dressing table — bathroom mirror. It puts light just where you want it — protecting eyes, eliminating eyestrain. Made of solid brass — guaranteed for 5 years! A perfect gift for everyone. FREE— the new FARBERWARE Gift Book. Full of outstanding, beautiful, useful gifts for the home, from $1 to $25. Mail coupon or penny postcard. FAR B E RWA R E SOLD BY RELIABLE STORES S. W. FARBER, InC, 151 South 5th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. D Send my FREE FARBERWARE Gift Book. Q Send FARBERWARE brass Adjusto-Lite -$2 is enclosed. For bronze finish enclose$2 50 (WesrofMiss. River add cost of transportation! Name . Address - My dealer's nam~_ —