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MOTION PICTURE HERALD
September 28, 1935
Radio Jamboree of 1935, original, by George
Bricker, purchased by Warner. Rage in Heaven, book, by James Hilton.
Metro.
Rainmakers, original, by Albert Traynor, purchased by Radio, for Wheeler and Woolsey, who will be directed by Fred Guoil.
Ramona, novel, by Helen Hunt Jackson, purchased by Fox from Edwin Carewe, to be produced by John Stone, with Sonya Levien assigned to adaptation.
Real Sarah Bernhardt, book, by Basil Woon, purchased by Paramount; (release title is, "The Divine Sarah").
Recipe Foe Murder, book, by Vincent Starrett, purchased by Fox for Sol Wurtzel's production with Edmund Lowe starring and Arthur Kober adapting.
Reckless, original, purchased by Metro for Jean Harlow and William Powell.
Reckless Romeos, original, by Jess Robbins
and Norman S. Hall, purchased by Monogram for Robert Armstrong.
Red Cat, play, purchased by 20th Century (United Artists).
Red River Valley, original, by Lindsley Parsons, purchased by Republic, for Gene Autry, for production by Nat Levine.
Red Salute, original, by Humphrey Pearson, purchased by Reliance (United Artists), for Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Young, for direction by Sidney Lanfield.
Reign of King George V, original, by Winston Churchill, purchased by London Films (United Artists).
Renegade, original, by Ewing Scott, purchased by Paramount.
Rennie Peddigoe, book, by Booth Tarkington, purchased by Metro.
Return of Peter Grimm, play, David Belasco. By Radio, for production by Kenneth MacGowan, direction by George
Nicholls, Jr., and adaptation by Francis Faragoh.
Revolt in the Desert, book, by Colonel T. E. Lawrence, purchased by London Films ( United? Artists ) , for production by Alexander Korda.
Rich Man, Poor Girl, book, by Maizee Greig, purchased by Fox.
Rich Men's Daughters, original, by Gene Towne, purchased by Columbia, for George Raft ; screen play by Graham Baker and Oliver H. P. Garrett.
Rich Relations, book, by Priscilla Wayne, purchased by Cameo Pictures.
Riff Raff, original, purchased by MGM, for direction by J. Walter Ruben.
Rip Roaring Riley, original. By C. C. Burr Productions.
Rise and Shine, original, Paul Sloane and Victor Mansfield. By Metro, for Ted Lewis.
Riverboat Gambler, book, by Bret Harte, purchased by Universal, which assigned Gouverneur Morris to adapt.
Roads of Stone, book, by Cynthia Dembo, purchased by Horace Jackson.
Roaming Lady, book, Diana Bourbon. Columbia.
Roaring Girl, play, by John C. Moffitt, purchased by Paramount, starring Warner Baxter.
Romance in a Glass House, original, Jerry Wald and Julius Epstein. By Warner as a possible vehicle for Claudette Colbert.
Romeo and Juliet, play, purchased by MGM, for production by Irving Thalberg.
Room and Board, original, by John Krafft, purchased by Chesterfield.
Rose Marie, play, by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein, with music by Rudolf Friml and Herbert Stothart, purchased by Metro, for Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy.
Rose of the Rancho, play, by Richard Walton Tully and David Belasco, purchased by Paramount for Bing Crosby, Kitty Carlisle, Joe Morrison and Mary Ellis.
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Sacred Flame, book, by W. Somerset Maugham, purchased by Paramount, possibly for Claudette Colbert and Warren William.
Safe in Jail, original, by Sidney Skolsky and Claude Binyon, purchased by Fox, to be produced by Robert T. Kane and adapted by Herbert Asbury.
Saleslady, book, by Frank Howard Clark, purchased by Warners for Joan Blondell.
Sally of Show Alley, book. Homer King Gordon. Liberty.
Samson and Delilah, opera, by Charles Camille Saint-Saens and Ferdinand Lemaire, purchased by Paramount, for production by Cecil B. DeMille, who assigned Harold Lamb, novelist-historian, and Jeanie Macpherson to prepare the screen play.
San Francisco, original, by Robert Hopkins, purchased by MGM, for Jeanette MacDonald ; adaptation by Anita Loos, production by Bernard Hyman, with John Emerson assisting.
Santa Clara, book, by Romulo Gallegos, purchased by Fox.
Say Goodbye Again, book, by Ursula Parrott, purchased by Universal for Margaret Sullavan.
Scandal in Budapest (or, "Scandal in Bohemia"), play, purchased by Radio, which will film the piece as "Top Hat," to co-star Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, supported by Edward Everett Horton, Helen Broderick, Erik Rhodes and Eric Blore, with Pandro S. Berman producing, Mark Sandrich directing, and Dwight Taylor writing the screen play.
Second Choice, book, Rob Eden. Cameo Pictures.
Second Mrs. Lynton, original, Wilson Collt
son. By Metro. Sehoy Ahoy, magazine story, by Clements
Ripley, purchased by Metro.
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fast-action dramas
"Shadow of Silk Lennox" "Blood of Courage" "Scream in the Dark" 'Facing Death at Midnight' "The Shadow" "Federal Agent X" "Strike at Midnight"
6 JACK PERRIN PRODUCTIONS
■featuring Jack Perrin and Starlight in outdoor action westerns
"Texas Jack" "North of Arizona" "Mesquite and Sagebrush" "Rocky Trail" "Desert Justice" "Silent Saunders"
4 HARRY CAREY— 1st SERIES
"Wagon Trail" "Rustler's Paradise" "Wild Mustang" "The Last of the Clintons"
4 HARRY CAREY— 2nd SERIES
to be announced
6 FRED KOHLER. JR.
suspenseful and unusual westerns
"Toll of the Desert" "The Pecos Kid" "Trail Blazer"
"Two-Sun Justice" "Call of the Trail"
"Hand of the Law"
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'The Sreen Canoe Case" "Riders of the Highway" "Valley of Death" Cascade Mystery" "Murder at the Post" "Death Strikes Again"
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DAVID SHARPE
"Roaring Roads" "Adventurous Knights" "Social Error" 'Hollywood Love Song" (Tentative) "Front Money" (Tentative) "I'll Tell One" (Tentative)
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