Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1935)

PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE, 1935 123 Beamish, Sarah Edwards; Gertrude Mahoney, Betty Alden. "PRINCESS OHARA"— Universal.— From the story by Damon Runyon. Screen play by Doris M.illoy and Harry Clork. Directed by David Butler. The cast: Vic Toledo, Chester Morris; Princess O'Hara, Jean Parker; Louie, Leon Errol; Fingers, Vince Harnett; Spidoni, Henry Armetta; King O'Hara, Ralph Remley; Maggie O'Hara, Dorothy Gray; Hanna O'Hara, Anne Howard; Pat O'Bara, Jimmy Fay; Alberta, Verna Hillie; Tad, Clifford Jones; Miss Van Cortland, Clara Blandick; ^Irs. Goldenberg, Pepi Sinoff; Deadpan, Tom Dugan "PRIVATE WORLDS' —Walter Waxger-ParUUOUNT. -From the story by Phyllis Bottome. Screen play by Lynn Starling. Directed by Gregory LaCava. The cast: Jane, Claudette Colbert; Monet, Charles Boyer; Sally, Joan Bennett; Alex, Joel McCrea; Claire, Helen Vinson; Matron, Esther Dale; Dr. Arnold, Sam Hinds; Carrie, Jean Rouverol; Tom Hirst, Sam Godfrey; Bertha Hirst, Dora Clemant; Dr. Harding, Theodore Von Eltz; Dr. Barnes, Stanley Andrews; Jerry, Guinn Williams; Boy-in-car, Maurice Murphy; McLean, Irving Bacon; Arab, Nick Shaid; Dawson, Monte Vanders;rit't; Clarkson, Arnold Gray; Johnson, Julian Madison; Johnson's Father, Harry Bradley; Carrie's Nurse, Eleanor King. "RECKLESS"— M-G-M — From the story by Oliver Jeffries. Screen play by P. J. Wolfson. Directed by Victor Fleming. The cast: Mona, Jean Harlow; Ned Riley, William Powell; Bob Harrison, Franchot Tone; Granny, May Robson; Smiley, Ted Healy; Blossom, Nat Pendleton; Paul Mercer, Robert Light; Joe, Rosalind Russell; Harrison, Henry Stephenson; Louise, Louise Henry; Dale , James Ellison; Ralph Watson, Leon Waycoff; Man Mountain Dean, Himself; Gold Dust, Farina; \llan, Allan Jones; Carl Randall, Himself; Nina Mae McKinney, Herself. "STAR OF MIDNIGHT"— RKO-Radio.— From lie novel by Arthur Somers Roche. Screen play by toward J Green, Anthony Veiller and Edward Kaufman. The cast: Clay Dalzell, William Powell; 'onna Manlin, Ginger Rogers; Kinland, Paul Kelly; iwayne. Gene Lockhart; Mr. Classon, Ralph Morgan; Tim Winthrop, Leslie Fenton; Doremus, J. ,-arrell MacDonald; Tommy Tcnnunt, Russell Hopon; Mrs. Classon, Vivien Oakland; Abe Ohlman, •'rank Reicher; Cleary, Robert Emmett O'Connor; (inland Gangster, Francis McDonald; Corbell, Paul turst. "STOLEN HARMONY"— Paramount.— From lie story by Leon Gordon. Screen play by Leon •ordon and Harry Ruskin. Directed by Alfred Verker. The cast: Ray Angelo, George Raft; Ray ;erraro, George Raft; Jack Conrad, Ben Bernie; 'can Loci nil, Grace Bradley; Sunny Verne, Iris Adrian; Lil Davis Goodee Montgomery; Tex Burrage, Lloyd Nolan; Ted Webb, Paul Gerrits; Dude Williams, Ralf Harolde; Schoolboy Rowe, William Cagney; Turk Connors, William Pawley; Clem Wallers, Charlie Arnt; Pete, Cully Richards; Pkillips, Jack Norton; Mathew Husley, Christian Rub; Henry, Snowflake. "STRANGERS ALL"— RKO-Radio.— From the play by Marie M. Bercovici. Screen play by Milton Krims. Directed by Charles Vidor. The cast: Mom Carter, May Robson; Murray Carter, Preston Foster; Lily Carter, Florine McKinney; Dick Carter, William Bakewell; Levis Carter, James Bush; Mi. Giccn, Samuel Hinds; Pat Gruen, Clifford Jones; Frances Farrell, Suzanne Kaaren; Mr. Walker, Leon Ames; Judge, Reginald Barlow; Prosecuting Attorney, Paul Stanton. "S10 RAISE" — Fox. — From the story by Peter B. Kyne. Screen play by Henry Johnson and Louis Breslow. Directed by George Marshall. The cast: Hurbert T. Wilkins, Edward Everett Horton; Emily Converse, Karen Morley; Fuller, Alan Dinehart; Don Bates, Glen Boles; Mr. Bates, Berton Churchill; Dorothy Converse, Rosina Lawrence; Perry, Ray Walker; Clark, Frank Melton; Jimmy. William Benedict. "TRAVELING SALESLADY "—First National.— From the story by Frank Howard Clark. Screen play by F. Hugh Herbert, Manuel Seff and Benny Rubin. Directed by Ray Enright. The cast: 1'al O'Connor, William Gargan; Millicent Twilchell, Ruth Donnelly; Elmer Niles, Hugh Herbert; Mellon, Johnny Arthur; Schmidt, Al Shean; Miss Wells, Mary Treen; McNeil, James Donlan; O'Connor, Sr., Harry Holman; Angela Twilchell, Joan Blondell; Rutus K. Twilchell, Grant Mitchell; Claudette Ruggles, Glenda Farrell; Murdock, Joseph Crehan; Harry, Bert Roach; Freddie, Gordon Elliott; Burroughs, Carroll Nye; Scoville, Selmer Jackson. "VAGABOND LADY"— Hal Roach-M-G-M.— From the story by Frank Butler. Directed by Sam Taylor. The cast: Tony Spear, Robert Young; Josephine Spiggins, Evelyn Venable; John Spear, Reginald Denny; "Spiggs" Spiggins, Frank Craven; R. D. Sptar, Berton Churchill; Mr.Higgenbolham, Ferdinand Gottschalk; Corky Nye, Forrester Harvey. "WHILE THE PATIENT SLEPT"— First National. — Based on the novel by Mignon G. Eberhart. Screen play by Robert H. Lee and Eugene Solow. Directed by Ray Enright. The cast: Sarah Keats, Aline MacMahon; Lance O'Leary, Guy Kibbee; Dike, Lyle Talbot; March, Patricia Ellis; Isabel, Helen Flint; Jackson, Allen Jenkins; Adolphe, Robert Barrat; Eustace, Hobart Cavanaugh; Millie Brown, Dorothy Tree; Elihu Dimuck, Henry O'Neill; Dr. Jay, Russell Hicks; Grondal, Brandon Hurst; Richard Federie, Walter Walker. NO REGRETS Of course not — when you choose Traub engagement and wedding rings! These lovely circlets are made by master craftsmen in gold and finest platinum. 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