Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1927)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section 141 Brice & Tom Geraghty. Directed by Edward Sutherland. Photography by H. Kinley Martin. The cast: Elmer, Wallace Beery; Sam, Raymond Hatton; Dora Dumston, Josephine Dunn; Captain Kennedy, Tom Kennedy; Walter, Walter Goss; Chief Dumston, Joseph Girard. "SPRING FEVER"— Metro.— From the stage comedy by Vincent Lawrence. Scenario by Albert Le\vin& Frank Davis. Directed by Edward Sedgwick. Photography by Ira Morgan. The cast: Jack Kelly, William Haines; Allie Monte, Joan Crawford; Eustace Tewksbury, George K. Arthur; Mr. Waters, George Fa'wcett; Martha Lomsdon, Eileen Percy; Johnson, Edward Earle; Pop Kelly, Bert Woodruff; Oscar, Lee Moran. "NEVADA" — Paramount. — From the Story by Zane Grey. Scenario by John Stone & L. G. Rigby. Directed by John Waters. Photography by C. Edgar Schoenbaum. The cast: Nevada, Gary Cooper; Hettie Ide, Thelma Todd; Clan Dillion, William Powell; Ben Ide, Philip Strange; Cash Burridge, Ernie S. Adams; Sheriff of Winthrop, Christian J. Frank; Cawthorne, Ivan Christy; Sheriff of Lineville, Guy Oliver. "SMILE, BROTHER, SMILE"— First National. — From the story by Al Boasberg. Adapted by Rex Taylor. Directed by John Francis Dillon. The cast: Jack, Jack Mulhall; Mildred, Dorothy Mackaill; Barnes, T. Roy Barnes; Renrod, Philo McCollough; Bowers, E. J. Ratcliffe; Saunders, Ernest Hilliard; Potter, Harry Dunkinson; Daisy, Yola d'Avril. "CLANCY'S KOSHER WEDDING"— FBO. — From the story by J. G. Hawks. Adapted by Curtiss Benton & Gil Pratt. Directed by A. E. Gilstrom. Photography by Charles Boyle. The cast : Hyman Cohen, George Sydney; Timothy Clancey, Will Armstrong; Mama Cohen, Ann Brody; Molly Clancey, Mary Gordon ; Leah Cohen, Sharon Lynn; Tom Clancey, Rex Lease; Izzy Murphy, Ed Brady. "BLOOD SHIP, THE"— Columbia.— From the story by Norman Springer; Scenario by Fred Myton. Directed by George B. Seitz. Photography by J. O. Taylor & Harry Davis. The cast: James Newman, Hobart Bosworth; Mary, Jacqueline Logan; John Shreve, Richard Arlen ; Captain Swope, Walter James; Fitzgibbons, Fred Kohler; " The Knitting Swede," James Bradbury, Sr.; Nils, Arthur Rankin; Cockney, Syd Crossley; Lynch, Frank Hemphill; Rev. Richard Deaken, Chappell Dossett; The negro, Blue Washington. "PAID TO LOVE "—William Fox.— From the story by Harry Carr. Adapted by Benjamin Glazer. Directed by Howard Hawks. The cast: Prince Michael, George O'Brien; Gaby, Virginia Valli; Peter L. Roberts, U. S. A., J. Farrell MacDonald; King Haakon, Thomas Jefferson; Prince Eric, William Powell ; Maid to Gaby, Merta Sterling; Prince Michael's Man, Hank Mann. "A HERO ON HORSEBACK"— Universal.— From the story by Peter B. Kyne. Adapted by Arthur Statter & Mary Alice Scully. Directed by Del Andrews. Photography by Ed. Newmann. The cast: Billy Garford, Hoot Gibson; Ollie, Ethlyne Clair; J. D. Starbuck, Edwards Davis; Harvey, Edward Hearn; Jimmie, Dan Mason. 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