Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1934)
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Photoplay Magazine for May, 1934
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"ALWAYS A GENT " — Warners.— From the story by Laird Doyle and Ray Nazarro. Screen play by Bertram Milhauser. Directed by Michael Curtiz. The cast: Jimmy Corrigan, James Cagney; Joan, Bette Davis; Mabel, Alice White; Louie, Allen Jenkins; Joe Rector, Arthur Hohl; Ronnie, Phillip Reed; Hendrickson, Ralf Harolde; Walsingham, Alan Dinehart; Posy, Nora Lane; Gladys, Mayo Methot.
"BEDSIDE" — First National. — From the story by Manuel Seff and Harvey Thew. Screen play by Lillie Hayward and James Wharton. Directed by Robert Florey. The cast: Louis, Warren William; Caroline, Jean Muir; Sparks, Allen Jenkins; Smith, David Landau; Maritza, Kathryn Sergava; Dr. Chester, Henry O'Neill; Wiley, Donald Meek; Versova, Renee Whitney; Dr. Michael, Walter Walker; Internes, Phillip Reed, Philip Faversham; Joe, Earle Foxe.
"BEGGARS IN ERMINE" — Monogram. — From the novel by Esther Lynd Day. Adapted by Tristram Tupper. Directed by Phil Rosen. The cast: John Dawson, Lionel A twill; Merchant, Henry B. Walthall; Joyce, Betty Furness; James Marley, Jameson Thomas; Lee Marley, James Bush; Vivian, Astrid Allwyn; Joe Wilson, George Hayes; Scott Taggarl, Stephen Gross; Enright, Sam Godfrey; Joe Swanson, Lee Phelps; Mike the Mute, Clinton Lyle; Davis, Sidney deGray; Joyce (child), Gayle Kaye; Nurse, Myrtle Stedman; Police Captain, Gordon DeMaine.
"BOTTOMS UP"— Fox. — From the story by B. G. DeSylva, David Butler and Sid Silvers. Directed by David Butler. The cast: "Smoothie" King, Spencer Tracy; Hal Reede, John Boles; Wanda Gale, Pat Paterson; "Limey" Brock, Herbert Mundin; "Spud" Mosco, Sid Silvers; Louis Wolf, Harry Green; Judith Marlowe, Thelma Todd; Detective Rooney, Robert Emmett O'Connor; Lane Worthing, Dell Henderson; Secretary, Suzanne Kaaren; Baldwin, Douglas Wood.
"COME ON MARINES"— Paramount.— From the story by Philip Wylie. Screen' play by Byron Morgan and Joel Sayre. Directed by Henry Hathaway. The cast: Lucky Davis, Richard Arlen; Esther Cabot, Ida Lupino; Spud McGurke, Roscoe Karns; Jo Jo LaVerne, Grace Bradley; Susie Raybourne, Virginia Hammond; Kalherinr, Gwenllian Gill; Shirley, Clara Lou Sheridan; Dolly, Toby Wing; Wimpy, Fuzzy Knight; Lorclla, Lona Andre.
"COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO"— Universal.— -From the story by Walter Fleisher. Screen play by Karen de Wolf. Directed by Karl Freund. The cast: Janet, Fay Wray; Rumowski, Paul Lukas; The Baron, Reginald Owen; Mimt, Patsy Kelly; Stefan, Paul Page; Sterner, John Sheehan; Flcnuer Girl, Carmel Myers; Hotel Manager, Robert McWade; Police Commissioner, Frank Reichcr; Picture Director, Richard Tucker; Rumatvski's Valel, Mathew Betz; Hotel Valel, Bobby Watson; Proprietor of Exchange, Dewey Robinson; Stefan's Friend, A. S. Byron; Newspaper Editor, Harvey Clark.
"CRIME DOCTOR, THE" — RKO-Radio. — From the novel, "The Big Bow Mystery," by Israel Zangwill. Directed by John Robertson. The cast: Dan Gilford, Otto Kruger; Andra, Karen Morley; Gary Patten, Nils Asther; Blanch Flynn, Judith Wood.
"DAVID HARUM" — Fox. — From the novel by Edward Noyes Westcott. Screen play by Walter Woods. Directed by James Cruze. The cast: David II arum. Will Rogers; Polly, Louise Dresser; Ann, Evelyn Venable; John, Kent Taylor; Sylvester, Stepin Fetchit; Wcolsey, Noah Beery; Edwards, Roger Imhof; Elwin, Frank Melton; Deacon, Charles Middleton; Widow, Sarah Padden; Sairy, Lillian Stuart.
"FEROCIOUS PAL" — Principal Pictures. — From the story by Joseph Anthony Roach. Directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet. The cast: Kazan, Kazan; Doctor Elliott, Robert Manning; Patricia, Ruth Sullivan; Dave Brownell, Tom London; Johnnie Diggens, Gene Toler; Sheriff, Harry Dunkinson; Eb Boliver, Henry Roquemore; Charlie, Nelson McDowell; Sykes, Ed Cecil; Martha, Grace Wood; Champo, Prince.
"FOUND ALIVE" — Ideal Pictures. — From the story by Captain Jacob Conn. Directed by Charles Hutchison. The cast: Mrs. Roberts, Barbara Bedford; Bobby Roberts, Maurice Murphy; Mr. Robots, Robert Frazer; Brooks, Harry Griffith.
"GAMBLING LADY "—Warners.— From the story by Doris Malloy. Screen play by Ralph Block and Doris Malloy. Directed by Archie Mayo. The cast: Lady Lee, Barbara Stanwyck; Garry Madison, Joel McCrea; Charlie Lang, Pat O'Brien; Sheila Aiken, Claire Dodd; Peter Madison, C. Aubrey Smith; Fallin, Arthur Vinton; Don, Philip Faversham; Cornelius, Ferdinand Gottschalk; Mike Lee, Robert Barrat; Graves, Robert Elliott; Steve, Phillip Reed; Pryor, Arthur Treacher.
"GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS"— Fox — From the story by George White. Directed by George White. The cast: Jimmy Mai tin, Rudy
Vallee; Happy McGillicuddy, Jimmy Durante; Kilty Donnelly, Alice Faye; Barbara Loraine, Adrienne Ames; Nicholas Milwoch, Gregory Ratoff; Stew Hart, Cliff Edwards; Patsy Dey, Dixie Dunbar; Miss Lee, Gertrude Michael; Minister, Richard Carle; Pete Pandos, Warren Hymer; Al Burke, Tom Jackson; Count Dekker, Armand Kaliz; "Sailor" Brown, Roger Gray; Harold Bestry, William Bailey; John R. Loraine, George Irving; Judge O'Neill, Ed Le Saint; Specially Beauties, Eunice Coleman, Martha Merrill, Lois Eckhart, Hilda Knight, Peggy Mosley, Lucille Walker; Eleanor Sawyer, Edna May Jones; The Meglin Kiddies.
"HAROLD TEEN" — Warners. — From the comic strip by Carl Ed. Screen play by Paul Gerard Smith and Al Colin. Directed by Murray Roth. The cast: Harold Teen, Hal LeRoy; Lillums, Rochelle Hudson; Minn, Patricia Ellis; Ralhburn, Hugh Herbert; Pop, Hobart Cavanaugh; Snatcher, Doug Dumbrille; Shadow, Eddie Tamblyn; Lilacs, Chic Chandler; Pa Lovewell, Guy Kibbee; Ma Lovewell, Clara Blandick; Sally, Mayo Methot; Parmalee, Richard Carle; McKinney, Charles Wilson.
"HEAT LIGHTNING"— Warners.— From the original play by Leon Abrams and George Abbott. Screen play by Brown Holmes and Warren Duff. Directed by Mervyn LeRoy. The cast: Olga, Aline MacMahon; Myra, Ann Dvorak; Jeff, Lyle Talbot; Mrs. Tiflon, Glenda Farrell; Frank, Frank McHugh; George, Preston Foster; Steve, Theodore Newton; Husband, Edgar Kennedy; Wife, Jane Darwell; Mrs. Ashton-Asliley, Ruth Donnelly; Everett, Willard Robertson; Business Man, Harry C. Bradley; Blonde Cutie, Muriel Evans; Sheriff, James Durkin.
"HONOR OF THE WEST"— Universal.— From the story by Nate Gatzert. Directed by Alan James. The cast: Ken, Ken Maynard; Clem, Ken Maynard; Mary, Cecilia Parker; Rawhide, Fred Kohler; Boots, Frank Hagney; Rocky, Jack Rockwell; Turner, James Marcus; Smoky, Al Smith; Charlie, Eddie Barnes; Pete, Slim Whittaker; Saloonkeeper, Franklin Farnum; Tarzan, Tarzan.
" HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD, THE"— 20th Century-United Artists. — From the play by George Hembert Westley. Screen play by Nunnally Johnson. Directed by Alfred Werker. The cast: Maier Rothschild, George Arliss; Nathan Rothschild, George Arliss; Lediantz, Boris Karloff; Julie Rothschild, Loretta Young; Lt. Col. Filzroy, Robert Young; Wellington, C. Aubrey Smith; Herries, Reginald Owen; Metternich, Alan Mowbray; James, Murray Kinnell; Solomon, Paul Harvey; Carl, Noel Madison; Wife, Florence Arliss; Amschel, Ivan Simpson; Gudula Rothschild, Helen Westley; Rowerth, Holmes Herbert; Baring, Arthur Byron; Talleyrand, Georges Renavent; Prime Minister, Gilbert Emery; Tax Collector, Leonard Mudie; Nesserolde, Charles Evans.
"I BELIEVED IN YOU "—Fox.— From an idea by William Anthony McGuire. Screen play by William Conselman. Directed by Irving Cummings. The cast: True Merrill, Rosemary Ames; Jim Croxd, \ 1'ctor Jory; Michael Harrison, John Boles; Pamela Banks, Gertrude Michael; Saracen Jones, George Meeker; Russell Storm, Leslie Fenton; Vavara, Joyzelle; Joe, Jed Prouty; Oliver, Morgan Wallace; Giacomo, Luis Alberni.
"INTRUDER, THE" — Allied. — From the screen play by Frances Hyland. Directed by Albert Ray. The cast: Jack Brandt, Monte Blue; Connie Wayne, Lila Lee; Daisy, Gwen Lee; Reggie Wayne, Arthur Housman.
"JOURNAL OF A CRIME"— First National.— From the play by Jacques Deval. Screen play by F. Hugh Herbert. Directed by William Keighley. The cast: Francoise, Ruth Chatterton; Paul, Adolphe Menjou; Chaulard, George Barbier; Eddie, Phillip Reed; Simone, Claire Dodd; Doctor, Henry O'Neill; Rigaud, Edward McWade; Winterstein, Frank Reicher; Henri, Henry Kolker; Maid, Leila Bennett; Costelli, Noel Madison; Stage Manager, Frank Darien; Victor, Olaf Hytten; Florenstan, Walter Pidgeon; Inspector, Clay Clement; Germaine Cartier, Douglas Dumbrille.
"LAZY RIVER"— M-G-M— From the story by Lea David Freeman. Screen play by Lucien Hubbard. Directed by George B. Seitz. The cast: Sarah, Jean Parker; Bill, Robert Young; Sam Kee, C. Henry Gordon; Gabby, Ted Healy; Tiny, Nat Pendleton; Ruby, Ruth Channing; Miss Minnie, Maude Eburne; Captain Orkney, Raymond Hatton; Suzanne, Irene Franklin; Ambrose, Joseph Cawthorn; Sheriff, Erville Anderson; Armand, George Lewis.
"LET'S BE RITZY"— Universal.— From the stage play by William Anthony McGuire. Screen play by Harry Sauber and Earle Snell. Directed by Edward Ludwig. The cast: Jimmie, Lew Ayres; Ruth, Patricia Ellis; Belly, Isabel Jewell; Bill Damroy, Frank McHugh; Pembrook, Berton Churchill; Splevin, Robert McWade; Mrs. Burton, Hedda