Hollywood Motion Picture Review (1937-1940)

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Page 4 HOLLYWOOD MOTION PICTURE REVIEW June 26, 1937 B€ST PICTUR€S OF TH€ W€€K A STAB IN THE HEART Betty Grable and Charles Buddy Rogers go through a bit of by-play as Director Robert Florey looks on while camera crew make set changes during the filming of this current Paramount production, "This Way Please," which features Miss Grable, Rogers, Mary Livingstone, Fibber McG ee an d Molly, and others. A REEL DOG'S LIFE Douglass Montgomery, leading man, and Jean Parker, leading lady in the current Columbia picture, "Life Begins With Love," have both fallen in love with Jerry, the huge St. Bernard dog that plays a prominent part in their romantic interlude. Ray McCarey is directing the picture. (Center Photo) NOTED SOUTH SEAS FILM IS NEARING COMPLETION Producer Samuel Goldwyn has gone well over the million dollar mark on his current production, "The Hurricane," which John Ford is directing. The screen play is by Dudley Nichols from an original by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall. Cast includes John Hall, Dorothy Lamour, Mary Astor, C. Aubrey Smith, Movita, Raymond Massey and others. Director Ford is seen leaning forward in his chair. Dorothy Lamour is in the pool with Kuulei de Clercq, native girl actress. INDICATING THE RIGHT ACTION Director Archie Mayo pointing to Leslie Howard, giving instructions as to how the next scene should be played, as Patric Knowles and Eric Blore look on. The picture being filmed is the Warner Bros, production, "It's Love I'm After," in which Olivia deHavilland plays opposite Mr. Howard. NEW SERIES GETS UNDER WAY Jack Randall, Monogram's new singing star, takes his direction with a smile in the first picture, "Riders of the Dawn," of this new Western series in which Robert Bradbury is the producer-director. Cameraman Bert Longenecker smiles too because it's the final scene of the picture.