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OCTOBER 22, 1938
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Story: Based on the famous children's story. This tells oi a little girl who dreams she is waited from her Kansas iarm to the mysterious land oi Oz. Judy Garland plays the young lady. In Oz she enlists the aid of the Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow for directions as to how to return to Kansas They tell her she must see the Wizard (Frank Morgan). The Wizard decrees that ii she can kill the old witch (Margaret Hamilton), he will see that she returns. In a scurry with the witch. ludy accidentally pours a pitcher oi water over her. The witch wilts away. But then. alas, the Wizard turns out not to be the Wizard, merely a balloonist who doesn't know how to get back himself. Judy is spared iurther harrowing adventures when with the Wizard she gets into his ballon, starts back to earth only to have a woodpecker make a hole in it and speed up their descent. Like all good dreams — this is where ludy wakes up and realizes that the odd citizens of Oz are actually her friends and workers on the farm.
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NEW YORK CINDERELLA
Shoting started — October 18 Drama
Cast: SPENCER TRACY, Hedy Lamarr, Walter Pidgeon, Fannie Brice
Directeed by Josef von Sternberg
Produced by Lawrene Weingarten
Story: By virtue of her position as secretary to an old dowager. Hedy Lamarr becomes a glamorous person in the New York social world. One of the many men who worships her is Walter Pidgeon. He is married and not in love with his wife. He persuades Hedy to go with him to Yucatan where he will get a divorce and marry her. Once there he receives word that his wife is to have a baby. He leaves her and she takes a ship back to New York. Aboard she meets Tracy, an idealistic surgeon. They fall in love and after various complications become happily married.
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ICE FOLLIES
Shooting started — October 15 Musical
Cast: JOAN CRAWFORD, James Stewart, Lew Ay res, Bess
Ehrhardt and the Follies troupe Directed by Rheinhold Schunzel Produced by Harry Rapf
Story: Stewart and Ayres are a moderately successful team of ice skaters who take on Joan Crawford in the act. Joan later marries Stewart. She unwittingly causes them to lose their jobs, so goes to a casting director whom she has met before and lands a film contract. She is successful, but Stewart's drea^i of creating a magnificent ice spectacle is fraught with failure. Their marriage goes on the rocks, but is later straightened out when the ice follies finally makes a hit in Hollywood.
SPRING DANCE
Shooting started — October 4 Comedy
Cast: Maureen O Sullivan, Lew Ayres, Ann Morris, Truman Bradley, Ruth Hussey, Joyce Compton, Jacqueline Wells, Marjorie Gateson, Sterling Holloway, Frank Albertson, Thurston Hall, Dick Baldwin, Renie Riano
Directed by Sylvan Simon Produced by Edward Chodorov
Story: From the play by Phillip Barry. This recounts the romance between two college students, Maureen O'Sullivan and Lew Ayres. They decide to marry after graduation, but suddenly Ayres is convinced he is unable to cope with the economic system of America, so decides to go to Russia. Maureen's school chums have other ideas and after making him the victim of many awkward situations, topped by a great surge of jealousy when Truman Bradley escorts Maureen to a dance, the girls find Ayres is quite agreeable to remaining.
STAND UP AND FIGHT
Shooting started — October 1 Drama
Cast: ROBERT TAYLOR, WALLACE BEERY, Florence Rice Directed by W. S. Van Dyke Produced by Mervyn Le Roy
Story: (Not available; see next issue.)
IN PRODUCTION
Release Date
12/9 Dramatic School
8/19
9/2
7/29
8/5
7/8
7/22 6/17 8/26
Details in Issue 9/24
RECENTLY
Blockheads
(Ong. Meet the Missus) 6/18
Boystown 6/18
Chaser, The 6/18 Crowd Roars, The
(Ong. Give and Take) . 5/14
Fast Company 6/4
Great Waltz, The 5/21
Listen Darling 7,16
Love Finds Andy Hardy 6/4
Lord Jeff 3/26
Marie Antoinette 1/15
Details Details
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Release Release
12/2 Out West with the Hardys
COMPLETED
8/12 Rich Man, Poor Girl
(Ong. It's Now or Nover) 7/2 11/25 Shining Hour, The 8 27
7/15 Shopworn Angel 4 9
8/9 Stablemates 7 16
10/28 Sweethearts 7/2 10/14 Three Loves Has Nancy 7/16 10/26 Too Hot To Handle 6/10 Toy Wife, The 10/13 Vacation From Love 6/24 Woman Against Woman (Orig. Enemy Territory) Young Dr. Kildaire
5 14
3 26
8 13
4 23
9 24
STORY BUYS
"Hoi Piano," Collier magazine story by Richard English.
CONTRACTS
Writer Kay Van Ripper to new contract. Jack Carleton to term contract. Player Douglas MacPhail to term deal. Moppet Jane Chamberes optioned.
CASTING
James Stewart, Lew Ayres, Joan Crawford to "Ice Follies."
Walter Connolly to "Catharine the Last."
Nelson Eddy starring spot in "Let Freedom Ring."
MONOGRAM
Sold 1937-38 Sold 1938-39
Features (26) Westerns (16) Features (26) Westerns (16)
Completed (26) Completed (16) Completed (6) Completed (4)
In Production (0)
In Production (0)
In Production (0)
In Production (0)
GANG BULLETS (Completed)
Shooting started — October 10 Drama
Cast: Ann Nagel, Robert Kent, J. Farrell MacDonald, Morgan Wallace, Charles Trowbridge, Joseph Crehan, John Merton, Benny Bartlett
Directed by Lambert Hillyer Produced by E. B. Derr
Story: This concerns a small town which becomes the center of the activities of a notorious gang. The district attorney, in order to secure evidence against them, appears to be in league with the criminals. Robert Kent, his assistant, brings proceedings against the D. A. which breaks up his engagement to the man's daughter, Ann Nagel. When the gang is apprehended the truth is revealed and all ends happily.
RECENTLY COMPLETED Release Details Release Details
Date in Issue Date in Issue
8/2 Barefoot Boy 6/18 6/22 Romance of the
11 2 Gangster's Boy 9/24 Limberlost 5/14
11 9 Gun Packer 10/8 9/14 Starlight Over Texas 7/30
7/6 Man's Country 6/4 8/24 Under the Big Top
6/3 Marines Are Here, The 4 23 (Orig Circus Comes to
9 14 Mexicali Kid 8/13 Town) 7/16
10 5 Mr. Wong. Detective 9/10 9/21 Wanted By the Police 8/13
10/12 Where the Buffalo Roam 9/10
PARAMOUNT
Sold 1937-38 Features (53) Completed (51) In Production (0)
Westerns (6) Completed (6) In Production (0)
Sold 1938-39 Features (52) Completed (22) In Production (3)
Westerns (6) Completed (5) In Production (0)
PERSONS IN HIDING
Shooting started — October 18 Drama
Cast: Lynne Overman, William Henry, Patricia Morrision, Anthony Quinn, Elisabeth Risdon, Richard Carle, Judith Barret
Directed by Louis King Produced by General Office
Story: This deals with the story of the G-men's pursuit of headline gangsters.
CAFE SOCIETY
Shooting started — October 15 Comedy
Cast: Fred MacMurray, Madeleine Carroll, Shirley Ross, Allyn
Joslyn, Jessie Ralph, Claude Gillingwater Directed by Edward H. Griffith Produced by Jeff Lazarus
Story: Madeleine Carroll is a prominent society girl, who, upon her arrival from Europe, is told by society columnist Alan Joslyn that she is no longer news. She bets him $1,000 that she makes his column legitimately within a week. To accomplish this, she marries newspaper reporter Fred MacMurray. She then tries to get out of it, but MacMurray tames her and they eventually decide to stick it out together to the unconcealed delight of her grandfather, Claude Gillingwater.
IN PRODUCTION
Release Details Release Details
Date in Issue Date in Issue Ambush 10/8
RECENTLY COMPLETED
9 23 Arkansas Traveler 7 16 10 30 Men With Wings 5 14
11 25 Arrest Bulldog Drummond 10 28 Mysterious Rider. The 7 2
(Ong. Scotland Yard vs. 1 12 Paris Honeymoon 6/4
Bulldog Drumond 8 27 7 8 Pride of the West
12 30 Artists and Models Abroad 5/21 (Orig. Beneath Western
7/24 Bar 20 Justice 12 18 Stars) 5 14
7/2 Booloo 6 18 6 17 Prison Farm 2 26
8 19 Bulldog Drummond in 7 29 Professor Beware
Africa 6 4 Riders of the Range 10 8
9 30 Campus Confessions 7 16 9 17 Sons of the Legion 7 16 1 20 Disbarred 8 27 9 2 Sing You Sinners 4 9
Frontiersmen. The 8 27-9 10 8 26 Spawn of the North 3 26
8 5 Give Me a Sailor 4 23 Say It In French 8 27
10 14 If I Were King 5 21 St. Louis Blues 8 13
11 4 Illegal Traffic 8 13 12 9 Sunset Trail
9/9 In Old Mexico (Orig. Silver Trail Patrol! 7 30
(Ong. Return of the Fox) 5 21 8 12 Texans. The 2 36-3 26
10 21 King of Alcatraz 7 30 11 18 Thanks for the Memory 8 13
1/6 King of Chinatown 9 24 Tom Sawyer, Detective 9 24
10 28 Last Ride. The 7 1 Tropic Holiday 2 26
(Orig. Escape from 10 7 Touchdown. Army 7/2
Yesterday) 7 30 6 3 You and Me 1 29
Little Orphan Annie 10 8 1 27 Zaia 7 2