Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1925)

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Record Details:

Title:
Photoplay
Date:
Jan - Jun 1925
Publisher:
Chicago, Photoplay Magazine Publishing Company
Volume:
Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1925)
Leaf #:
000396
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Fan Magazine",nyarc-museumofmodernar
Collection:
Early Cinema, Fan Magazines, and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
The leading Hollywood fan magazine of the 1920s and 1930s. Photoplay offered readers portraits of their favorite movie stars and stories about their personal lives. The magazine played an important promotional function for the Hollywood industry, but its editors and reviewers could also be highly critical of Hollywood. Beginning in 1921, Photoplay bestowed its annual 'Medal of Honor' for the film readers voted as the best of the year. -- Eric Hoyt, 2011.
Date Added:
September 26, 2024
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The cast: Peter Pan, Betty Bronson; Captain Hook, Ernest Torrence; Mr. Darling, Cyril Chadwick; Tinker Bell, Virginia Brown Faire; Tiger Lily, Anna May Wong; Mrs. Darling, Esther Ralston; Nana (the dog), George Ali; Wendy, Mary Brian; Michael, Philippe de Lacey; John, Jack Murphy. "SO BIG" — First National. — Novel by Edna Ferber. Adapted by Earl Hudson. Directed by Charles Brabin. Scenario by Adelaide Heilbron. The cast: Selina DeJong, Colleen Moore; Dirk DcJong, Ben Lyon; Purvis DcJong, John Bowers; Klaas Pool, Wallace Beery; Jakob Hoogandunk, Ford Sterling; Widow Paarlcnbcrg, Dot Farley; August Hcmple, Jean Hersholt; Simeon Peakc, Sam De Grasse; M archie PoJ.e, Gladys Brockwell; Pauline Storm, Rosemary Theby; Dallas O'Mcara. Phyllis Haver; Julie Hcmple, Charlotte Merriam; William Storm, Henry Herbert; Dirk DcJong, Baby Dorothy Brock; Dirk DcJong (later), Frankie Darrow. "THE DEVIL'S CARGO"— Paramount. — Story by Charles Whittaker. Scenario by A. P. Younger. Directed by Victor Fleming. The cast: Ben, Wallace Beery; Faro Sampson, Pauline Starke; Mate, Raymond Hatton; Martha Joyce, Claire Adams; John Joyce, Wm. Collier, Jr.; Jerry Dugan, George Cooper; Millie, Dale Fuller; Farwell, John Webb Dil. lion; "Square Deal" Sampson, Emmett CKing; Jimmy, Walter O'Donnell; Mrs. Farwell, Martha Mattox; Briggs, Louis H. King. "EAST OF SUEZ"— Paramount— From play by W. Somerset Maugham. Screen play by Sada Cowan. Directed by Raoul Walsh. The cast: Daisy Forbes, Pola Negri; George Tcvis, Edmund Lowe; Harry Anderson, Rockcliffe Fellowes; British Consul, Noah Beery; Lee Tai, Sojin Kamiyama, Amah, Mrs. Wong Wing; Sylvia Knox, Florence Regnart, Harold Knox, Charles Requa; Sidney Forbes, E. H. Calvert. "A THIEF IN PARADISE"— First National. — Novel by Leonard Merrick, "The Worldlings." Adapted by Frances Marion. Directed by George Fitzmaurice. The cast: Helen Saville, Doris Kenyon; Maurice Blake, Ronald Colman; Rosa Carmino, Aileen Pringle; Noel Jardinc, Claude Gillingwater; Bishop Saville, Alec Francis; Ned Whalen, John Patrick; Philip Jardinc, Charles Vouree; Rosa's Maid, Etta Lee; Jardine's Secretary, Lou Poff. "WIFE OF THE CENTAUR"— MetroGoldwyn. — Novel by Cyril Hume. Adapted by Douglas Z. Doty. Directed by King Yidor. The cast: Joan Converse. Eleanor Boardman; Jeffrey Dwyer, John Gilbert; Inez Martin, Aileen Pringle: Mrs. Converse, Kate Lester; FAward Converse, William Haines; Maltie. Kate Price; Hope Lorrimorc, Jacquelin Gadsdon; Mr. Lorrimorc, Bruce Covington; Harry Todd, Philo McCullough; Chuck, Lincoln Stedman; Uncle Roger, William Orlamond. "FRIVOLOUS SAL"— First National.— Story by J. K. McDonald. Scenario by J. K. McDonald. Directed by Victor Schertzinger. The cast: Roland Keette, Eugene O'Brien; Sal, Mae Busch; Bennie Keene, Ben Alexander; Steve McGregor, Tom Santschi; "Red" Osner, Mitchell Lewis; Chita, Mildred Harris. "TOMORROW'S LOVE"— Paramount.— Story by Charles Brackett. Scenario by Every advertisement in PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is guaranteed. Howard Higgin. Directed by Paul Bern. The cast: Judith Stanley, Agnes Ayres; Robert Stanley, Pat O'Malley; Brown, Raymond Hatton; Bess Carlysle, Jane Winton; Grandmother, Ruby Lafayette; Maid, Dale Fuller. "THE LIGHTHOUSE BY THE SEA"— Warner Bros. — Story from play by Owen Davis. Adapted by Darryl Francis Zanuck. Directed by Mai St. Clair. The cast: RinTin-Tin, Rin-Tin-Tin; Flora Gale, Louise Fazenda; Albert Dorn, William Collier, Jr.; Joe Daggett, Mathew Betz; Edward Cavanna, Douglas Gerrard; Caleb Gale, Charles Hill Ma iles. "THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY" — Fox. — Story by Edward Everett Hale. Scenario by Robert 1ST. Lee. Directed by Rowland V. Lee. The cast: Lieutenant Nolan. Edward Hearn; Anne Bisscll, Pauline Starke; Lieutenant Riddle, Earl Metcalfe; Aaron Burr, Richard Tucker; Mrs. Nolan, Lucy Beaumont; Major Bisscll, Wilfred Lucas; Captain Shaw, Will Walling; Peter, Harvey Clark; Captain Kearney, Edward Piel; Captain Danforth, William Conklin; President Monroe, Emmett King; President Jefferson, Albert Hart; President Lincoln, George Billings. "SO THIS IS M ARRIAGE "— MetroGoldwyn. — Story by Carey Wilson. Scenario by John Lynch and Alice D. G. Miller. Directed by Hobart Henley. The cast: Peter Marsh, Conrad Nagel; Beth Marsh, Eleanor Boardman; Daniel Rankin, Lew Cody; Mr. Brown, Clyde Cook; Nathan, Edward Connelly; Uriah, John Boles; King David, Warner Oland; Bath-Sheba, Mabel Julienne Scott; Vera Kellogg, Miss Dupont; Augustus Sharp. John Patrick; Mrs. Stuyvcsant L\ane, Claire de Lorez; Mollie O'Brien, Shannon Day; Bobbie, Jack Edwards; Maid, Estelle Clark; Theress, Thelma Morgan; Smith, Francis McDonald; Dorothy Pringle, Eugenie Gilbert; Hawkins, Sidney Bracey; Riley, Thomas O'Brien; Donald Gibson, Philip Sleeman; Daisy de Belle, Gloria Heller. "THE DANCERS"— Fox.— Story by Gerald Du Maurier and Viola Tree. Scenario by Edmund Goulding. Directed by Emmett Flynn. The cast: Tony, George O'Brien; Maxinc, Alma Rubens; Una, Madge Bellamy; Fothering, Templar Saxe; Pringle, Joan Standing; Mrs. Mayne. Alice Hollister; Evan Caruthers, Freeman Wood; The Argentine, Walter McGrail; Ponfilo, Noble Johnson; Captain Bassil, Tippy Grey. "THE NARROW STREET "—Warner Bros. — Novel by Edwin Bateman Morris. Adapted by Julien Josephson. Directed by William Beaudine. The cast: Doris. Dorothy Devore; Simon Haldane, Matt Moore; Ray Wyeth, David Butler; Garvey, Russell Simpson; Nell ''the stenographer). Gertrude Short; Aunt Albina, Kate Toncray; Aunt Agnes, Tempe Pigott; Edgar Deems. George Pearce; Easter. Madame Sultewan; The Office Boy, Joe Butterworth. "THE SLEEPING CUTIE"— F. B. O.— Story by Beatrice Van. Scenario by Beatrice Van. Directed by Del Andrews. The cast: Peggy Davis, Alberta Vaughn; Ted Adams, George O'Hara; Tim Mooney, Kit Guard; Sxhester Tomkins, Albert Cooke; Harold Van Clcvc, Stanley Taylor. "THE DIXIE HANDICAP"— MetroGoiDWYN. — Story by Gerald Beaumont. Adapted by Wal'demar Young. Directed by