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Surely, a Lovable Quartet Shirley Temple, Cecilia Loftus, Johnny Russell and A1 Shean are pictured above. Of course, it is from the Zanuck Technicolor picturization of “The Blue Bird.” Dorris Bowdon, Gale Sondergaard, Eddie Collins, Laura Hope Crews, and Spring Byington are others in this production which will be ready for holiday release. Henry King, megaphoner of “Alexander’s Ragtime Band,” “Jesse James,” “Stanley and Livingstone” and other hits, has started his second K-7 special, “Little Old New York.” Above, Richard Greene and Alice Faye, who are co-starred in this super production, with Fred MaeMurray. Andy Devine and others also appear in the cast. Fourth Titled The Cisco Kid Loves Again! Jane Withers (above) and Gene Autry will be co-starred in “Shooting High,” definite title for “Jubilo.” And this romantic hombre doesn’t hesitate to use the gun—as this scene would prove. This week the studio announced that the definite title for the first in this new series would be “The Cisco Kid and the Lady.” It had been in production as “The Adventurer.” A 24-Slieet Every Livewire Showman Will Want! “The Man Who Wouldn’t Talk” Among those pictured in this closeup of the courtroom scene from the drama of that title are Lloyd Nolan (who has the title role), and, Jean Rogers, who has the feminine lead. Others in the cast are Onslow Stevens, Irving Bacon and Richard Clark. This poster sells everything—and quickly! Word from the studio was that with “Hollywood Cavalcade” auspiciously launched, Zanuck is planning to preview his second Technicolor special, “Drums Along the Mohawk” within the next few days. Those who have been privileged to see the “rushes” insist that “Drums Along the Mohawk” will be the current season’s No. 1 grosser. An- other important piece of news that reached the East at press-time reported start of “shooting” on the picturization of John Steinbeck’s sensational best selling novel of today, “The Grapes of Wrath” with Henry Fonda starred. John Ford, who made “Drums Along the Mohawk,” is directing. DRUMS ALONG MOHAWK" READY FOR PREVIEW! Printed in U.S.A.