Motion Picture Herald (Jul-Aug 1941)

MOTION PICTURE HERALD August 23, 1941 INDEX [Continued from page 231] Title Synopsis Data Son of Davy Crockett, Col. 198 ^on ot Monte wnsTo, UA 1 3 oouth ot Panama, rroa. 00 1 A? l Oi oouth ot rago rago, ua g oouth ot ouez, wd e 0 39 JL oo Tou Won t lalk, woi. 7 Spring Parade, Univ. Mars Look Uown, Ine, MoM 1 00 1 00 otory ot the Vatican, ine, Kts.**-/ 9?n LL\i Ci— AltL! \A/D CM btrange Alibi, WD-rlN 00 1 JO Ci D l_ _ J ^ \A/n CM otrawberry Blonde, WB-m JU 1 C\> 1 U J btreet ot Memories, zutn-rox 1 0 Mr ike Up the band, MbM Sunny, RKO 1 Jo 1 cri 1 5U ^nn^pf In \A/\znminci Rpd ■JU II JC 1 III TT y w 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I'1" f/i 181 210 Sweetheart of the Campus, Col. 147 186 TAKE Me Back to Oklahoma, Mono. 24 Tall, Dark and Handsome, 20th-Fox 43 116 Texas, Col. 181 Texas Rangers Ride Again, Par. 24 Texas Terrors, Rep. 25 That Gang of Mine, Mono. 16 That Hamilton Woman, UA 31 103 (Formerly Lady Hamilton) That Night in Rio, 20th-Fox 45 174 (Formerly Road to Rio) That Uncertain Feeling, UA 46 174 There's Magic in Music, Par. 46 113 (Formerly Hard Boiled Canary) They Dare Not Love, Col. 98 138 Title Synopsis Data They Knew What They Wanted. RKO 100 8 They Meet Again, RKO 181 They Met in Argentina, RKO 86 150 They Met in Bombay, MGM 145 220 (Formerly Unholy Partners) Thief of Bagdad, UA 88 40 Third Finger, Left Hand, MGM 24 This Thing Called Love, Col. 14 77 This Woman Is Mine, Univ. 171 Thieves Fall Out, WB 128 162 Three Men from Texas, Par. 16 Three Sons O'Guns, WB-FN 193 Thunder Over the Prairie, Col. 195 210 Thundering Frontier, The, Col. 24 Tight Shoes, Univ. 134 186 lillie the Toiler, Col. 195 220 Time Out for Rhythm, Col. 122 173 Tin Pan Alley, 20th-Fox 1 65 Too Many Girls, RKO 8 Tobacco Road, 20th-Fox 73 1 13 Tom, Dick and Harry, RKO 121 220 Too Many Blondes, Univ. 136 162 Topper Returns, UA 54 174 Trail Blazers, Rep. 16 Trail of the Silver Spurs, Mono. 56 Trail of the Vigilantes, Univ. 32 Trailing Double Trouble, Mono. 7 Trial of Mary Dugan, MGM 53 mi ■ \j i Tulsa Kid, The, Rep. 8 Tugboat Annie Sails Again, WB-FN 16 Tumbledown Ranch in Arizona, Mono. . . 138 Two-Gun Sheriff, Rep. 99 126 Two in a Taxi, Col. 170 198 UNDER Age, Col. 86 126 Underground, WB-FN 182 174 Under Fiesta Stars, Rep. 218 Under Texas Skies, Rep. 16 Title Synopsis Data VERY Young Lady, A, 20th-Fox 128 Victory, Par. 13 32 Villain Still Pursued Her, RKO 8 Virginia, Par. 38 56 Vivacious Lady, RKO 85 102 Voice in the Night, Col. 186 WAGON TRAIN. RKO 8 Wagons Roll at Night, WB-FN 29 128 Wanderers of the West, Mono. 170 Washington Melodrama, MGM 99 126 West Point Widow, Par. 135 173 Western Union, 20th-Fox 30 102 Westerner, The, UA 25 West of Abilene. Col. *• • 7 West of Pinto Basin, Mono. 24 till ■ I* L , | K J L t When Ladies Meet, MGM 219 Where Did You Get That Girl? Univ 65 Whistling in the Dark, MGM 205 210 Who Killed Aunt Maggie, Rep. 16 Wide Open Town, Par. 194 210 Wild Cat of Tucson, Col. ii 1 Jo ifv 1 1 f\ Hapco V r 1 1 a v Krt nnn TT IIU 1 IUI j T QllCyi IVIUIIU> 230 Wild Man of Borneo, MGM 39 i 50 Woman's Face, A, MGM 109 162 World in Flames, Par. 138 World Premiere, Par. 195 Wrangler's Roost, Mono. 210 Wyoming, MGM 7 Wyoming Wildcat, Rep. 48 TcjiCKUni ^ neroes, xurn-rox 9 You'll Find Out. RKO 2 126 You'll Never Get Rich, Col. 193 You're the One, Par. 37 113 You're Out of Luck, Mono. 48 Young Bill Hickok, Rep. 16 Young People, The, 20th-Fox 9 Youth Will Be Served. 20th-Foi 16 ZIEGFELD Girl, MGM 62 126 PRAIRIE STRANGER (Columbia) Western Directed by Lambert Hillyer. SYNOPSIS Steven Monroe, M. D. (Charles Starrett), and his pal, Bones (Cliff Edwards), decide to find more fertile fields for the practice of medicine. Learning that the only doctor in Red Fork has died, they head for there. Steve's first patient is Sue Evans (Patti McCarty), daughter of one of the two big ranchers in the territory. The people of Red Fork think Steve too young to be a doctor and a Dr. Westridge (Edmund Cobb) gets the patients. Steve accepts a job as a cow hand at Evans' (Forbes Murray) ranch. Dawson (Frank LaRue), another rancher, is out to wreck Evans' cattle business. He finds Dr. Westridge is an exconvict, and forces him to concoct a potion that will kill Evans' cattle. Bones discovers a bottle of the poison. He takes it to Steve. Steve is forced to flee when Dawson, learning of the discovery, brings a posse and charges that Steve is the poisoner. Westridge is killed when he attempts to make a clean breast of the poison plot. Steve and Bones recover the bullet that killed Westridge. Then Bones, taking advantage of a town dance, steals the guns of the men. By a process of elimination they discover the gun that the bullet was fired from. It belongs to Barton (Archie Twitchell), henchman of Dawson. Steve captures Barton after a chase. CAST Steve Monroe Charles Starrett Bones Cliff Edwards Sue Evans Patti McCarty Evans Forbes Murray Dawson Frank LaRue Barton Archie Twitchell Craig Francis Walker Westridge Edmund Cobb Release date, September 18, 1941 THE LONE RIDER AMBUSHED (Producers Rel. Corp.) Western Produced by Sigmund Ncufeld. Directed by Sam New field. SYNOPSIS Mistaken for Keno Harris, Tom Cameron (George Houston), is captured and brought to the county jail where the real Keno is imprisoned. Tom shows the sheriff a letter of identification and explains that he is on the trail of the Harris gang and the $100,000 Keno salted away before he went to the pen. Tom sees Keno (also George Houston) in jail and is amazed to note the resemblance to himself. He decides to impersonate Keno. At SevenMile House, Tom, as Keno, enters to find the gang, headed by Blackie Dawson (Frank Hagney), the proprietor. Fuzzy (Al St. John) riding up almost gives Tom away by recognizing him, but Tom knocks him cold to keep him quiet. Linda (Maxine Leslie), Keno's girl, accuses him of double-crossing the gang. Tom promises her that he'll prove Keno does not intend going straight as she imagines in order to keep her silent. Keno, released from jail, forces Tom to change clothes with him and is shot by one of Blackie's henchmen. In a free-for-all at the Seven-Mile House, Tom, Fuzzy and Linda hold off the gang until a posse arrives. CAST Tom Cameron ) n tT t tt • r George Houston Keno Harris \ 6 Fuzzy Al St. John Linda Maxine Leslie Blackie Dawson Frank Hagney Charles Davis Jack Ingram Sheriff Hal Price Deputy Sheriff Ted Adams Pete George Chesebro Bartender Ralph Peters Release date, August 29, 1941 WILD HORSE VALLEY (Monogram) Western Produced and directed by Robert Tansey. SYNOPSIS Jim Vernon (Tom Keene), owner of the Wild Horse Valley ranch, has a contract to deliver wild horses to the Mexican government. The two hundred-head which he already has turned over to them has been stolen and Jim's life is threatened by a gang of desperadoes. Tom Sterling (also Tom Keene), an agent hired by the Mexican government, is sent to investigate the matter. Tom and Jim look exactly alike. Jim goes into hiding and Tom, impersonating the rancher, has several encounters with the gang. Ace (Louis Yacconelli), leader of the rustlers, tries to frame Jim by putting some of the stolen horses in Jim's corral. He then summons the sheriff and accuses Jim. Ace is unaware that Tom has taken Jim's place. Tom is locked up, but escapes. Ace learns of the impersonation and when Betty (Betty Miles), Jim's girl friend, rushes off, Ace has his henchmen follow her. Betty meets Jim at the hotel. Ace's men attack them. Slim (Slim Andrews), a firecracker salesman, Betty and Jim set off firecrackers and manage to hold the outlaws off until Tom arrives with a posse. CAST Jim Vernon ) Tom Keene Tom Sterling $ 1 om iVeene Betty Lane Betty Miles Slim Chance.... Slim Andrews Lopez Mendoza Frank Yacconelli Jeff Payson Glenn Strange Roger Lane Steve Clark Rex Jenkins Stanley Price Ace Reed Louis Yacconelli Blackie Thompson Gene Alsace Buckhorn James Sherridan Release date, September 26, 1941 230 Product Digest Section