Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1933)

Photoplay Magazine for March, 1933 IJ5 NO OTHER WOMAN — RKO-Radio. — Irene Dunne splendid as the abused wife of a newly-rich steel-worker (Charles Bickford) who falls for a blonde (Gwili Andre). Eric Linden good. Not for children. {Feb.) • OKAY AMERICA!— Universal.— Lew Ay res portrays a tamous tabloid columnist with a dash that carries right through to the dramatic ending. (Oct.) OLD DARK HOUSE, THE— Universal.— Boris Karloff in another horror thriller. Sure, you'll shiver. (Sept.) • ONCE IN A LIFETIME— Universal.— Hollywoo. I burlesques itself in such a hilarious way tint You'll never forgive yourself if you miss this. (Oct.) • ONE WAY PASSAGE— Warners.— The best of the Kay Francis-William Powell pictures, a romantic ghost story, believe it or not. Don't miss it. (Oct.) OUTLAW JUSTICE— Majestic Pictures.— A Jack Hoxie Western that's just a little different. Gorgeous scenery, lots of excitement. (Nov.) OUT OF SINGAPORE— Goldsmith ProdAbout a villain (Noah Beery I who shanghais sail .rs. sinks ships and kidnaps innocent daughters of kind sea captains. (Nov.) PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES — M-G-M-Hal Roach. — This full-length Laurel and Hardy comedy is a sure-cure for the blues. They're in the army this time, and a riot, as usual. (Sept.) PAINTED WOMAN, THE— Fox— Peggy Shannon, as another South Sea Sadie Thompson. Spencer Tracy and a good supporting cast make this entertaining. (Oct.) PARISIAN ROMANCE, A— Allied PicturesLew Cody as a roue, Gilbert Roland an artist and Marion Shilling the girl, in a rather dull story. (Nov.) PASSPORT TO HELL, A— Fox.— Another triangle storv about a lonely white woman in an isolate! army post. Elissa Landi is the woman. (Oct.) PAYMENT DEFERRED— M-G-M.— A grim problem of Nemesis, murder and suicide. Charles Laughton repeats his stage triumph. (Dec.) PENGUIN POOL MURDER, THE— RKORadio. — For the laugh-hungry. Murder in an aquarium, solved by an elderly school teacher (Edna May Oliver). She's a scream. Jimmy Gleason. Mae Clarke, Don Cook and Bob Armstrong score, too. (Jan.) PHANTOM EXPRESS — Majestic— A mystery thriller that rides the rails. Old time melodrama. (Nod.) PHANTOM OF CRESTWOOD, THE— RKORadio. — Diverting but not as '"creepy" as the action intended. Karen Morley and Ricardo Cortez head excellent cast. (Dec.) • PHANTOM PRESIDENT, THE — Paramount.— Don't pass up this political farce, which introduces George M. Cohan to the talkies. George and Jimmy Durante are a great team and Claudette Colbert adds her beauty. (Nov.) PRIDE OF THE LEGION, THE— Mascot Pictures. — Too much dialogue and too little action. Victor Jory scores and there's Rin-Tin-Tin, Jr. (Dec.) PROSPERITY — M-G-M. — Amusing but not enough so for the DressierMoran team. Again the stars are mothers-in-law. Norman Foster and Anita Page play their children. (Jan.) PURCHASE PRICE. THE— Warners.— Barbara Stanwyck and George Brent wasted in a dull, oldfashioned story. (Sept.) RACING STRAIN, THE— Willis Kent Prod..— Wally Reid. Jr.. makes an excellent screen debut in a fast-action story youngsters will love. (Feb.) RACKETY RAX— Fox.— Victor McLaglen scoring in a howling burlesque on the college football racket. (Dec.) • RAIN — LTnited Artists. — Joan Crawford as Sadie Thompson, and Walter Huston as the stern reformer do interesting work in an adult story that never seems to grow out of date. (Nov.) • RED DUST— M-G-M.— Squaring a triangle in the jungle, Clark Gable is grand as a he-man. but Jean Harlow almost outshines him. The climax is gripping and true, the dialogue perfect. (Dec.) ^A Remai OPEN CLOSED ou will surely want at least one of these neat little perfume containers for your own use. And... they are so attractive and useful that you will want more... to serve as ideal gifts for your friends. 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