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14A STUDIO SPECIAL TRAGEDY IN LOVE—And what a moment is this! Indeed, “The Rains Came” is the greatest motion picture ever produced. Above, Tyrone Power and Myrna Loy. BAFFLED, DR. WATSON—A scene from “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” with Nigel Bruce, Ida Lupino, Alan Marshal and Basil Rathbone. JLTNGLE MAESTRO—That is exactly the capacity in which Dr. Livingstone is officiating in this sequence from “Stanley and Livingstone,” which opened at the Roxy, New York, this week-end. ANOTHER MYSTERY’ DRAMA, but reportedly the best in- spired by the escapades of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous fiction sleuth. Basil Rathbone is making a tell-tale observation in this exciting scene from “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes,” that Alfred Worker directed. Incidentally, Werker this week was given the job of megaphoning “Scotland Yard” in which Warner Baxter will head the cast. GREAT TROUPERS—George Brent and Maria Ouspanskaya in a dramatic moment from “The Rains Came.” In this never-to-be- forgotten scene the widowed ruler finds her beloved husband’s plans jeopardized by the love of another woman and here she tells her friend that if need be she will destroy her—to carry out the plans of her husband. JOURNALISTS CROSS SWORDS. Spencer Tracy, as a news- paperman, is vainly trying to prove his case with Charles Coburn, a British publisher. Looking on at left is Richard Greene. Of course, it’s from “Stanley and Livingstone.” GLADYS GEORGE has an extremely emotional role in “Here I Am a Stranger” in which she shares honors with Richard Greene, Richard Dix, Roland Young and Brenda Joyce. MYRNA LOY does her full share to make “The Rains Came” a masterpiece. OSA JOHNSON, widow of Martin Johnson, who served as technical advisor to the unit headed by Otto Brower, that Zanuck sent to Africa to film the jungle sequences for “Stanley and Livingstone.”