Kinematograph year book (1937)

Who's What in the Studio. 371 Nest," " Up for the Derby," " Night of the Garter," "Girls, Please," " Where's George ? " " Chick," " Splinters in the Air.'' Howes, Bobbie. — Comedian, " Guns of Loos." Talkies: "Third Time Lucky," "Lord Babs," "For the Love of Mike." "Over the Garden Wall," " Please Teacher." Hughes, Harry.— Editor and cutter for years ; directed " A Daughter in Revolt," " Virginia's Husband," " Troublesome Wives," " Hell-cat," "Little Miss London," "The Man at Six," "Bachelor's Baby," "His Night Out," "Improper Duchess," etc. Hulbert, Claude.— Light comedian, in B.I. P. and B. & D. comedies, etc. Hulbert, Jack.— Light comedian, " Elstree Calling," "Ghost Train," "Sunshine Susie," " Jack's the Boy," " Love on Wheels," " Happy Ever After," "Jack Ahoy !" "Camels are Coming,"" Bulldog Jack,"" Jack of A 11 Trades , " " Take My Tip." Hume, Benita. — Young stage actress, staned in " A Light Woman," "Balaclava," Clue of the New Pin," " High Treason," " House of the Arrow," " Escape," " Service for Ladies," "Happy Ending," "Help Yourself," "Jew Suss," "Eighteen Minutes." Hume, Marjorie.— b. Yarmouth. Commenced scree.i work 1917. "The Swindler," "Scarlet Kiss," "Kitty Tailleur," "Bluff," "Afterwards," "Triumph of Scarlet Pimpernel." "Lord Richard in the Pantry," "Deadlock," Humphreys, Cecil. — Commenced screen work 1916. " The Prodigata," " The Amateur Gentleman," "The Tavern Knight," "Four Just Men," " Woman in White," "The Old Man," "It's a King," "77, Park Lane," "Dick Turpin," "Gay Lord Strathpeffer," "Unfinished Symphony," " Koenigsmark," " Accused," " Chick," etc. Club : — Green Room. Hunter. Ian. — West End actor. Film leads for Stoll,also" Downhill," "Easy Virtue," "The Ring," " His House in Order," " Cape Forlorn," " Sally in Our Alley," "Man from Toronto," " Marry Me," "Water Gipsies," etc. Warner Hollywood contract, 1934. Hunter, T. Hayes. — Director of "Earthbound," "Desert Gold," etc. Gainsborough, 1027; directed "One of the Best," "South Sea Bubble," "Triumph of Scarlet Pimpernel," "The Silver King," "Man They Couldn't Arrest," "The Calendar," " Frightened Lady," " Whiteface," "The Ghoul." Hurst, Brian Desmond.— Director, b. Ireland. Films: "Ourselves Alone," "Sensation," " Glamorous Night," etc. Huth, Harold.— Character actor, entered films 1927 in " One of the Best," " Guilt," " Leave It to Me," " Down River," " The Outsider," "First Mrs. Fraser," "Discord," "Rome Express," "The Ghoul." 1934, general manager Toephtz Productions. 1935-6, casting director, Gaumont-British. Hyson, Dorothy — Daughter of Dorothv Dickson. "Soldiers of the King," "The Ghoul," "Turkey Time," etc. i meson, A. B. — Started career as actor with Ben Greet, Tree, Alexander, H. B. Irving. Harvey, Benson. Films include "The Breed of the Treshams," "The House of Peril," "The Monkey's Paw," " Burgomaster of Stiiemonde," " After the Verdict," "Spangles." Addtess: — 63, Old Compton Street, W.i. Phone: — Gerrard 1808. Clubs : — Stage, Golfing. I nee, Ralph. — Actor aud director. 20 years in Hollywood. Made and acted in British pictures from 1933. Irving, Stanley. — Assistant director, Paramount British, Stolls, London Films since 1927. " Private Life of Henry VIII," "Sanders of the River," " Conquest of the Air, " etc. Address: c/o London Films, Denham, Bucks. Isham, Gyles. — Oxford Shakespearean actor. Films : " Purse Strings," " Ann One Hundred," " Iron Duke." Jay, Jean. — Films since 19:3; "Every Mothers' Son," " Afterwards," leading lady "The Silver King." Married John Longden. Jay, Sidney.— Went on the music halls and toured the world with a juggling act. Film artists' agent. Address : — Palace House. Shaftesbury Avenue, W.i. Jeans, Isabel. — Stage star. Film leads indued "The Triumph of the Rat," "Downhill,' "Easy Virtue," "Further Adventures of Fla? Lieutenant," " Return of the Rat," " Power Over Men." Jeans, Ursula.— Many films, latterly " I Lived With You." Jennings, Gladys.— b. Oxford, 1902 ; screen career, 1919. "The Lady Clare," "The Lamp in the Desert," "Should a Doctor Tell?" "To Oblige a Lady." Jones, Enid. — Press representative, Twickenham Studios and J. H. Studios, Elstree. Popesgrove 4444. Keats, Viola.— R.A.D.A. medallist. Film debut 1933 in Twickenham subjects. Keen, Malcolm.— Stage actor. Talkies: " Wolves," " 77, Park Lane," etc. Kollino, W. P.— b. London. Ecko Film Co., 1910 ; joined Cricks and Martin. From 19131915 produced comedies and "The Fall of a Saint," " The Fordington Twins," " Saved From the Sea." For Stolls: "Young Lochinvar," " Colleen Bawn," " His Grace Gives Notice," " We Women," " Money Isn't Everything," ' Not for Sale," "The Gold Cure,' "Confessions," Lupino Lane comedies in Hollywood, 1926. Returned 1927. " Further Adventures of Flag Lieutenant," "Sailors Don't Care." "Smashing Through," "Alf's Carpet," ' Alf's Button." Gainsborough burlesques. Kenyon, Neil.— Scots comedian. Talkies : ' Robert Burns," "The Great Game." Kelly, Judy.— Australian girl put on B.P.I, contract 1932. " Money Talks," " His Night Out." Kendali, Henry.— Stage actor: "Flying Fool," "Bill the Conqueror," "Timbuctoo," " Rich and Strange," " Gay Lord Strathpeffer," "Counsel's Opinion," "Girl in Possession," "Digging Deep," etc. Kennedy, Joyce.— Stage actress, Film leads, " Bracelets," " Man from Chicago," " Say It With Music," " Return of Bulldog Drummond." "Black Mask," "Seven Sinners," "Twelve Good Men '' " Hail and Farewell." Address : — 100, Gt. Russell Street, W.C.r. Phone : Museum 6341.