The film daily production guide and director's annual (1934)
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"CHARLIE CHAN IN LONDON", produced by John Stone, based on the famous character created by Earl Derr Biggers, screen play by Philip MacDonald. Cast: Warner Oland, Drue Leytcn, Raymond Milland. Mona Barrie.
"MARIE GALANTE," produced by Winfield Sheehan, novel by Jacques Deval, screen play by Reginald Berkeley, dialogue and continuity by Sam Hoffenstein. Director, Henry King. Cast: Spencer Tracy, Ketti Gallian, Siegfried Rumann, Stepin Fetchit, Ned Sparks, Leslie Fenton.
"CARAVAN", director-producer, Robert T. Kane, from the book "Gypsy Melody", by Melchior Lengyel, adapted to the screen by Robert Liebman and Samson Raphaelson, settings and musical background by Prof. Ernest Stern and Werner R. Heymann. Erik Charrell production. Director, Erik Charell. Cast: Charles Beyer, Loretta Young, Jean Parker, Phillips Holmes! Lcuise Fazenda, Eugene Pallette, C. Aubrey Smith, Charley Grapewin.
"HELL IN THE HEAVENS", produced by Al Rockett, screen adaptation of London stage play, "The Ace", by Hermann Rossman, adaptation by Reginald Berkeley. Director, John Blystone. Cast: Warner Baxter, Hugh Williams, Ketti Gallian, Herbert Mundin, Stuart Erwin.
"LOVETIME," produced by Sol M. Wurtzel,
original by Richard Carroll, adaptation by Sally Sandlin, dialogue by Lynn Starling. Director, James Tinling. Cast: "Pat" Paterson, Nils Asther, Henry B. Walthall, Albert Conti, Herbert Mundin, Harry Green, Joseph Cawthorn, Lucien Littlefield. (Temporary Title.)
"PURSUED", produced by Sol M. Wurtzel, screen play by Stuait Anthony and Lester Cole! Director, Louis King. Cast: Rosemary Ames, Russell Hardie, Victor Jcry, Pert Kelton, George Irving.
"MUSIC IN THE AIR", music by Jerome Kern, lyrics and libretto by Oscar Hammerstein, 2nd; continuity, Robert Liebman, screen play by Howard Young, musical adaptation by Franz Waxman. Director, Joe May. Producer, Erich Pommer. Cast: Gloria Swanson, John Boles, Douglas Montgomery, Al Shean, June Lang, Hobart Bcsworth, Marjorie Mam, Joe Cawthorn, John Fcran
"THE FIRST WORLD WAR", produced by Truman H. Talley in association with the publishers, Simon & Schuster. Edited by Laurence Stallings.'
"BRIGHT EYES", produced by E. W. Butcher, screen play by Edwin Burke. Cast: Shirley Temple, Alice Faye, James Dunn. (Temporary Title.)
"ONE MORE SPRING", produced by Winfield Sheehan, novel by Robert Nathan, screen play by Edwin Burke. Director, Henry King. Cast: Janet Gayncr, Warner Baxter.
"FOX FOLLIES", produced by Winfield Sheehan. Cast: All-star.
"WHAT AM I BID?" produced by E. W. Butcher. Cast: Will Rogers, Herbert Mundin, "Pat" Paterson, Claire Trevor, James Dunn, Rosemary Ames, John Bradford.
"NYMPH ERRANT", produced by Winfield Sheehan, from the novel by James Laver, play by Romney Brent, music and lyrics by Cole Porter. Cast: "Pat" Paterson, Hugh Williams, Herbert Mundin, Stepin Fetchit.
"24 HOURS A DAY", an original by Dudley Nichols. Produced by Sol M. Wurtzel. Director, Irving Cummings. Cast: Claire Trevor.
"THE FIRST BABY", produced by Sol M. Wurtzel, story by Lamar Trotti and Dudley Nichols. Director, James Tinling. Cast: James Dunn, and Claire Trevor.
"HELDORADO", a Jesse L. Lasky production. Original story by Frank Mitchell Dazey, screen play by Ernest Pascal and Jesse L. Lasky, Jr. Director, Irving Cummings. Cast: Spencer Tracy and many other Fox feature players.
"365 NIGHTS IN HOLLYWOOD", produced by Sol M. Wurtzel, story by Jimmy Starr, adaptation by William Conselman and Henry Johnson. Cast: James Dunn, Alice Faye, Frank Mitchell, Jack Durant.
"THE STATE VERSUS ELINOR NORTON", produced by Sol M. Wurtzel. From Mary Roberts Rinehart's novel, screen play by Rose Franken and Philip Klein. Director, Hamilton MacFadden. Cast: Claire Trevor, Hugh Williams, Norman Fester.
"MAN LOCK", (tentative title), original by Borden Chase and Edward Doherty, adaptation by Jack Kirkland. Director, Raoul Walsh. Cast: Edmund Lowe, Victor McLaglen. A Robert T. Kane production.
"THE CAPTIVE BRIDE", produced by Jesse L. Lasky. Based on the stage play, "Proud Princess" by Edward Sheldon and Dorothy Donnelly, dialogue by Sam Hellman, screen play by Sonya Levin. Director, Dorothy Arzner. (Tentative Title.)
"THE WHITE PARADE", ("YOUNG LADIES IN WHITE"), produced by Jesse L. Lasky, novel by Rian James and Jesse L. Lasky, Jr. Director, Irving Cummings.
"LIFE BEGINS AT FORTY", from the book by Prof. Walter B. Pitkin, screen version by Dudley Nichols and Lamar Trotti. Starring Will Rogers.
"THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN", produced by E. W. Butcher, play by George Ade. Director, James Cruze. Cast: Will Rogers and a strong supporting company of featured players.
"IMPERSONATION OF A LADY", produced by
Al Rockett. Story by Maude Parker.
"CASANOVA THE GREAT LOVER", a Jesse L. Lasky production. Adaptation by Ernest Pascal.