Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1932)

slon. Clara Blandick; Toby, Robert Alden; Forbes, Oscar Apfel; Mrs. Thorne, Maude Turner Gordon; Andre, Albert Conti; District Attorney, James Durkin; Mr. Dean, Wallace Clarke; Bierbauer, Edwin Maxwell. "SIN'S PAY DAY" — Action Pictures. — From the story by Gene Morgan and Betty Burbridge. Directed by George B. Seitz. The cast: Iris Mar key, Dorothy Revier; James Markey, Forrest Stanley; Chubby Dennis. Mickey McGuire; Louie Joe, Harry Semels; David Lee, Alfred Cross; Jake Bernheim, Hal Price; Robert Webb, Lloyd Whitlock; Jane Webb, Bess Flowers. "STRANGE CASE OF CLARA DEANE. THE" — PARAMOUNT. — -From the play by Arthur M. Brilant. Scenarized by Max Marcin. Directed by Louis Gasnier and Max Marcin. The cast: Clara Deane, Wynne Gibson; Frank Deane. Pat O'Brien; Nancy, Frances Dee; Garrison, Dudley Digges; Ware, George Bar bier; Norman, Russell Gleason; Miriam, Florence Britton; Herzmann. Lee Kohlmar; Lew Sever en, Arthur Pierson: Mrs. Lyons, Clara Blandick; Nancy (as a child), Cora Sue Collins. "STRANGE LOVE OF MOLLY LOUVAIN, THE'' — First National. — From the story by Maurine Watkins. Adapted by Erwin Gelsey and Brown Holmes. Directed by Michael Curtiz. The cast: Molly. Ann Dvorak; Scotty, Lee Tracy; Jimmy, Richard Cromwell; Pop, Guy Kibbee; Nick, Leslie Fenton; Skeets. Frank McHugh; Sally, Evalyn Knapp; Capt. Slade, Charles Middleton; Martin, C. Henry Gordon; Dance Hall Girl, Mary Doran; Sgt. Murdoch, Willard Robertson; Taxi Driver, Harry Beresford; Bell-boy, Harold Waldridge; A Policeman, William Burress; Mrs. Shiller, Claire McDowell; Sally's Pal, Maurice Black; College Boy, Ben Alexander; A Detective, Richard Cramer; Ralph, Donald Dillaway; Harley, Hank Mann. "SYMPHONY OF SIX MILLION" — Radio Pictures. — From the story by Fannie Hurst. Adapted by Bernard Schubert and J. Walter Ruben. Directed by Gregory La Cava. The cast: Felix, Ricardo Cortez; Jessica, Irene Dunne; Hannah, Anna Appel; Meyer, Gregory Ratoff; Birdie, Lita Chevret; Magnus, Noel Madison; Miss Spencer, Helen Freeman. "THEFT OF THE MONA LISA, THE"— Toms. — Scenario by Walter Reisch. Directed by Geza Von Bolvary. The cast: Vincenzo Perugia, Willy Forst; Mathilde, Trude Von Molo; An Art Agent, Gustav Gruendgens; The Director of the Louvre, Fritz Odemar; The Chief Inspector of the Louvre, Max Guelstorf; The Police Commissioner, Roda Roda; A Traveling Salesman, Anton Pointner; The Landlady, Rosa Valetti; The Orator, Alexander Granach. Photoplay Magazine for June, 1932 "THIS IS THE NIGHT"— Paramount.— From the play by Avery Hopwood. Adapted by G Marion. Jr. Directed by Frank Tuttle. Tin cast: Germaine, Lily Damita; Bunny West, ( Rugelesj Gerald Grey. Roland Young; Claire, Thelma Todd; Stepan, Cary Grant; Jacques, Irving Bacon; Chou-Chou, Claire Dodd. "TRIAL OF VIVIENNE WARE. THE"— Fox. — From the novel by Kenneth M. Ellis. Screen play by Philip KJi-ir, and Barry Conners. Directed by William K. Howard. The cast: Vtvienne Ware, Joan Bennett; John Sutherland, Donald Cook: Graham McNally, Richard "Skirts'' Gallagher: \h weather, ZaSu Pitts; Dolores Divine, Lilian Bond; Prosecutor, Allan Dinchart; William I>" Mundin; Minetli, Howard Phillips; Pareme, Noel Madison; Judge, J. Maurice Sullivan; Merced, Ruth Selwyn; Gilk, William Pawley; Elizabeth H Maude Eburne; Mr. Hardy, Eddie Dillon: I Vandeler, Nora Lane; Daman Fenwieke, Jan Thomas; Axel, Christian Rub; Juror, Bert Hanlon. "TWO SECONDS"— First National.— From the play by Lester Elliott. Adapted by Harvey Thew. Dir ected by Mervyn LeRoy. The cast: John Allen, Edward G. Robinson; Bud. Preston Foster; Shirley, Yivienne Osborne; Tony. Carroll Naish; Bookie, Guy Kibbee; Annie, Adrienne Dore; Jud^e, Walter Walker; Lizzie, Dorothy Wolbert; The Doctor, Edward McWade; The Warden, Berton Churchill; .1 College Boy, William Janney; Reporter, Lew Brice; Reporter, Franklin Parker; Reporter, Frederick Howard; Landlady, Helen Phillips; Fat Girl, June Gittleson; Tart, Jill Dennett; Tart, Luana Walters; Justice of Peace, Otto Hoffman. "WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND"— M-G-M. — From the story by William Johnston. Continuity by Sylvia Thalberg and Frank Butler. Directed by Harry Pollard. The cast: Limpy, Jackie Cooper; Jonas, Charles (Chief Sale; Mr, Randall, Ralph Graves; Mrs. Randall, Dorothy Peterson; Froggy, Andy Shuford; Diana, Helen Parrish; Bullen Boy, Donald Haines; Abraham, Gus Leonard; Doctor, Oscar Apfel. "YOUNG AMERICA"— Fox.— From the play by John Frederick Ballard. Screen play by William Conselman. Directed by Frank Borzase. The cast: Jack Dor ay, Spencer Tracy; Edith Doray, Doris Kenyon; Arthur Simpson, Tommy Conlon; Judge Blake, Ralph Bellamy; Grandma Beamish, Beryl Mercer; Airs. Taylor, Sarah Padden; Patrolman Weems, Robert Homans; Nutty. Raymond Borzage; Mabel Saunders, Dawn O'Day; Cassie Taylor, Betty Jane Graham; Maid, Louise Beaver; Bull Carron, Spec O'Donnell; Bandit, William Pawley; Bandit, Eddie Sturgis. These picture people — is there no end to their talents? We thought it was pretty swell that Jean Hersholt was such a good actor. But between scenes of "Grand Hotel," he improved each shining minute by making sketches of the cast. Do you think he got a good likeness of Garbo? 129 Modern Art Pays Big Money In this Age of Color . . . the demand for art work is creating hundreds of big-pay opportunities. Manufacturers, decorators, publishers... are seeking men and women with art training. Through the Federal course many have found fascinating careers. 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