Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1932)

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Record Details:

Title:
Photoplay
Date:
Jul - Dec 1932
Publisher:
Chicago, Photoplay Magazine Publishing Company
Volume:
Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1932)
Leaf #:
000135
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:
June 20, 2024
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Photoplay Magazine for July, 1932 127 "STRANGERS OF THE EVENING"— Tiffany Prod. — From the story "The Illustrious Corpse" by Tiffany Tliayer. Adapted by Stuart Anthony and Warren B. Duff. Directed by H. Bruce Humbcrstone. The cast: Sybil, ZaSu Pitts; Brubacher. Eugene Pallette; Frank Daniels, Lucien Littlefield; Robert Daniels, Titlly Marshall; Ruth, Miriam Seegar; Dr. Everetle, Theodore Von Eltz; Chandler, Warner Richmond; Tommy, Harold Waldridge; Nathan Frisbee, Mahlon Hamilton; Sutherland, Alan Roscoe; First Man, Charles Williams; Second Man, William Scott; Nolan, James Burtis; Roberts, Francis Sayles. "STREET OF WOMEN"— Warners.— From the novel by Polan Banks. Screen play by Mary McCall, Jr., and Charles Kenyon. Directed by Archie Mayo. The cast: Natalie, Kay Francis; Larry, Baldwin, Alan Dinehart; Doris, Gloria Stuart ;/.;');&, Roland Young; Lois, Marjorie Gateson; Clarke, Allen Vincent; Frances, Adrienne Dore; Maid, Louise Beavers. "SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY. 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Adapted by Arthur Caesar, Monty Banks and Earl Baldwin. Directed by Ray Enright. The cast: Pelet Jones, of Bcesville, Texas, Joe E. Brown; Ruth, a city £»»►, Ginger Rogers; Joe Lehman, theatrical producer. Lew Cody; Miss Martin, star of Peter's troupe, Vivian Oakland; Mack, Robert Greig; Oscar, Spencer Charters; Dolan, Ralph Ince; Kitty, Marion "Peanuts" Byron; Stage director, Douglas Gerrard; Depot slicker, Walter Percival; Patterson, Wilfred Lucas; Depot bum, George Chandler; Cafe cashier, Jill Dennett; Cafe maid, Mae Madison; Depot porter, John Larkin; Newsstand proprietor, Harry Seymour; Actresses, Charlotte Merriam and Zita Moulton; Actors, Theodore Lorch and Allan Lane; Racketeer, Richard Cramer; The Hebrew, Joe Barton; Tart at depot, Edith Allen; Waiter, Leo Kohlmar. "THUNDER BELOW" — Paramount. — From the novel by Thomas Rourke. Scenarized by Josephine Lovett and Sidney Buchman. Directed by Richard Wallace. The cast: Susan, Tallulah Bankhead; Walt, Charles Bickford; Ken, Paul Lukas; Horner, Eugene Pallette; Davis, Ralph Forbes; Webb, Leslie Fenton; Scotty, James Finlayson; Pajarila, Mona Rico; Chato, Carlos Salazar; Doctor, Edward Van Sloan; Pacheco, Enrique Acosta; Delapena, Gabry Rivas. "TRAPEZE" — Harmon-ieFilm. — From the story by Alfred Machard. Adapted by Rudolf Katscher and Egon Eis. Directed by E. A. Dupont. The cast: Marina, Anna Sten; Jim, Reinhold Bernt; Robby, Adolf Wohlbrueck; Press agent, Otto Wallburg; Grimby, Curt Gerron. "WINNER TAKE ALL"— Warners. — From the story by Gerald Beaumont. Adapted bv Wilson Mizner and Robert Lord. Directed by Roy Del Ruth. The cast: Jim, a prize fighter, James Cagney; Peggy Smith, the girl he really loves, Marian Nixon; Dick, her boy, Dickie Moore, Pop, Jimmie's fight manager, Guy Kihbee; Lois, friend of Joan's, Renee Whitney; Monty, Allan Lane; Joan Gibson, society vamp, Virginia Bruce; Elliot. John Roche; Ann, Esther Howard; Rosebud Naeberry, Clarence Muse; Legs, a crook, Ralf Harolde; Isaacs, fight promoter, Clarence Wilson; Forbes, Jim's social mentor, Alan Mowbray; Joan's butler, Charles Coleman. "WOMAN IN ROOM 13, THE"— Fox.— From the stage play by Samuel Shipman, Max Marcin and Percival Wilde. Screen play by Guy Bolton. Directed by Henry King. The cast: Laura. Elissa Landi; John Bruce, Ralph Bellamy; Paul Ramsey, Neil Hamilton; Sari Lodar, Myrna Loy; Victor Legrand, Gilbert Roland; Howard Ramsey, Walter Walker; Andy Parker, Charles Grapcwin; Tonelli, Luis Alberni; Stanley, Edwin Stanley; Carrigan, Berton Churchill; Watchman, Jack Gray; Joe, Gordon DeMain. "WORLD AND THE FLESH, THE"— Paramount.— From the play by Philipp Zeska and Ernst Spitz. Adapted by Oliver H. P. Garrett. Directed by John Cromwell. The cast: Kylenko, George Bancrofl , Maria 1 askaya, Miriam Hopkins; Dmitri, Alan Mowbray; Rutchkin, George E. Stone; General Spiro, Emmett Corrigan; Sukhanov. Mitchell Lewis; Banker, Oscar Apfel; Workman, Francis McDonald; Ivan Ivanovitch, Harry Cording; Sasha, Ferike Boros. "WYOMING WHIRLWIND. THE"— Willis Kent Prop.— From the story by William McDonald. Adapted by Alan Ludwig. Directed by Armand Schaefer. The cast: Lone Wolf, Lane Chandler; Judith Flagg, Adele Lacey; Sheriff Flagg, Harry Todd; Mrs. Flagg, Loie Bridge; Buck Jackson, Yakima Canutt; Steve Canlrell, Al Bridge; Watson, Bob Roper; Pete, Harry Semels; The Raven, by himself.