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Ernest Cossart; Anna, Ilka Griming; Tod Monaghan, Pat Moriarity; Sam Winters, Minor Watson; Professor Berdorff, Ludwig Stossel; Mr. Sandor, Erwin Kaalser; Dr. Candell, Egon Breecher; Randy Monaghan, As a Girl, Ann Todd; Parris Mittchell, As a Boy, Scotty Beckett; Drake Mcllugh, As a Boy, Douglas Croft; Cassandra Tower As a Girl, Mary Thomas; Poppy Ross, Julie Warren; Jinny Ross. Mary Scott. "MAN WHO RETURNED TO LIFE. THE"— Columbia. Screen play by Gordon Rij;by. Story by Samuel W. Taylor. Directed by Lew Landers. Cast: David Jameson, John Howard; Jane Bishop, Lucille Fairbanks; Beth Beebe, Ruth Ford; Daphne Turner, Marcella Martin; Norland Walker, Roger Clark; Mineiva Sunday, Elisabeth Risdon; Clyde Becbe. Paul Guilfoyle; Clem Beebe, Clancy Cooper; Ma Beebe, Helen MacKellar; Constable Foster, Kenneth MacDonald; Maijone Bishop, Carol Coombs "MAVOR OF 44TH STREET, THE"— RKORadio. Screen play by Lewis R. Foster and Frank Ryan. Story by Robert D. Andrews. Directed by Alfred E. Green. Cast: Joe Jonathan, George Murphy; Jessie Lee, Anne Shirley; Tommy Fallon, William Gargan; Ed Kirby, Richard Barthelmess; Vicki Lane, Joan Merrill; Freddy Martin, Freddy Martin; Bits, Rex Downing; Herman, Millard Mitchell; Mamie, Mary Wickes; Gromm, Eddie Hart; Red, Roberta Smith; Kirby' s Attorney, Marten Lamont; Lew Luddy, Walter Reed; Eddie (House Manager), Robert Smith; Head Waiter, Lee Bonne'l; Dude, Kenneth Lundy; Hilda, Esther Muir; Carter, John H. Dilson. "MISTER V"— Small-U.A. Screen play by Anatole De Grunwald. Based on an original story by A. C. McDonnell and Wolfgang Wilhelm. Directed by Leslie Howard. Cast: Professor Horatio Smith, Leslie Howard; Ludmilla. Mary Morris; General Von Graum, Francis Sullivan; David Maxwell, Hugh McDermott; Marx, Raymond Huntley; Earl of Meadowbrook, A. E. Matthews; Sir George Smith, Roland Pertwee; Bertie Gregson, Manning Wiley; Spencer, Philip Friend; Jock Maclntyre, Basil Appleby; Clarence Elstead, Lawrence Kitchen; Steve, David Tomlinson; Dean, Aubrey Mallalieu; Dr. Benckendorf , Allan Jeayes; Sidimir Koslowski, Peter Gawthorne; Weber, Ernest Butcher; Graubitz, Ben Williams; Jordan, Arthur Hambling; Schoolteacher, Joan KempWelch; Innkeeper, W. Phillips; Gretchcn. Isle Bard; Schmidt, George Street; Hoffman, Dennis Arundell; Karl Meyer, Hector Abbas; Lady Willoughby, Oriel Rose. "NIGHT BEFORE THE DIVORCE. THE"— 20th Century-Fox. Screen play by Jerry Sackheim. Based on the play by Gina Kaus and Ladislas Fodor. Directed by Robert Siodmak. Cast: Lynn Thorndyke. Lynn Bari; Lola May. Mary Beth Hughes; George Nordykc. Joseph Allen, Jr.; Victor Rosclle, Nils Asther; Bruce Campbell, Truman Bradley; Hcdda Smythe, Kay Limaker; Olga, Mary Treen; Beit Harriman, Thurston Hall; Judge, Spencer Charters; Leo, Leon Belasco; Captain Walt, Tom F'adden; Jitters, Alec Craig. "REAP THE WILD WIND"— Paramount. Screen play by Alan LeMay, Charles Bennett and Jesse Lasky, Jr. From a story by Thelma Strabel. Directed by Cecil B. DeMille. Cast: Stephen Tollivcr, Ray Milland; Capt. Jack Martin, John Wayne; Loxi Claiborne, Paulette Goddard: ■King Cutler, Raymond Massey; Dan Cutler, Robert Preston; Drusilla Alston, Susan Hay ward ; Capt. Phillip Philpott, Lynne Overman; Commodore Dcvereaux, Walter Hampden; Maum Maria Louise Beavers; Mrs. Claiborne. Elisabeth Risdon; Mrs. Mottram. Janet Beecher: Aunt Henrietta Bcresford, Hedda Hopper; Ivy Devereaux, Martha O'Driscoll; Widgeon, Victor Kilian. "RIDE 'EM COWROY"— Universal. Screen play by True Boardman and John Grant. Adaptation by Harold Shumate. Original storv by Edmund L. Hartmann. Directed by Arthur Lub'in CastDuke. Rud Abbott: Willoughby. Lou Costello; Bob Mitchell. Dick Foran: Anne Shaw. Anne Gwynne; Alabam. Johnnv Mack Brown: The Merry Macs' Tom, Judd McMichael; Dick. Ted McMichael' Harry, Joe McMichael; Dotty Davis. Mary Lou Cook; Ruby. Ella Fitzgerald: Sam Shaw. Samuel S. Hinds; Jake Rainwater, Douglass Dumbrille; Ace Henderson, Morris Ankrum; and the HiHatters. ."SHUT MY BIG MOUTH"— Columbia. Screen play by Oliver Drake. Karen DeWolf and Francis Martin. Story by Oliver Drake. Directed by Charles Barton. Cast: Wellington Holmes, b, F Brown; Conchita Montoya, Adele Mara: Buckskin Bill. Victor .lory; Robert Oglethorpe. Fritz Feld • Hill. Don Beddoe: Long, Will Wright; Mayor Potter. Rusvell Simpson: Don Carlos Montoya. Pedro de Cordoba; Maria, Joan Woodbury; Butch Ralph Peters; Hank, Joe McGuinn; Skinny ' Lloyd Bridges: Red. Forrest Tucker: Chief Standing t Bull, Noble Johnson; Indian Interpreter, Cue Thunder Cloud. "SONG OF THE ISLANDS"— 20th Cent :r Fox. Original screen play by Joseph Schranl Robert Pirosh and Robert Ellis and Helen Loeai Directed by Walter Lang. Cast: Eileen O'Bnet Betty Grable; Jefferson Harper, Victor Rusty Smith, Jack Oakie; Dennis O'Brien, Thc-iu Mitchell; Harper, George Barbier; Palola's Fa: e Billy Gilbert; Palola, Hilo Hattie; Palola's Cousil Lillian Porter; John Rodney, Hal K. Dawson. "TRAGEDY AT MIDNIGHT, A"— Republi Screen play by Isabel Dawn. Original story b Hal Hudson and Sam Duncan. Directed by Josep Santley. Cast: Greg Sherman. John Howard; Bet Sherman, Margaret Lindsay; Cassidy, Ro-crJ Karns; Mrs. Wilton, Mona Barrie; Ah Foo, Ke\ Luke; Mr. Miller, Hobart Cavanaugh; Land -a Paul Harvey; Lola, Lillian Bond; Dr Miles Mander: Swanson, William Newell; At nouncer. Wendell Niles; Henry Carney. Ar b. Twitchell. ' "THIS TIME FOR KEEPS"— M-G-M. Sc-play by Muriel Roy Bolton, Rian James and H; rr Ruskin. Based upon the characters created Herman J. Mankiewicz. Directed by Charles R ner. Cast: Katherine White. Ann Rutherf rd Lee White, Robert Sterling: Harry Bryant, Gu Kibbee; Mrs. Bryant, Irene Rich; Harrier Virginia Weidler; Arthur Freeman. Henr> ON Edith Bryant, Dorothy Morris; Eustace. K . Crane; Milton, Joseph Strauch, Jr.; Miss Connie Gilchrist. "TO BE OR NOT TO BE"— Korda-V.A Screen play by Edwin Justus Mayer. Origins story by Ernst Lubitsch and Melchior Len-re Directed by Ernst Lubitsch. Cast: Ma Carole Lombard; Joseph Tura, Jack Benny; Lieut Stanislav Sobinski, Robert Stack; GreenbcrA. Felix Bressart; Rawitch, Lionel Atwill; Professtm} M I :, Siletsky. Stanley Ridges; Col. Ehrhard! man; Bronski, Tom Dugan; Producer Charles Halton; Actor-Adjutant, George L Capt. Sehultz, Henry Victor; Anna. M ti Eburne; Makeup Man, Armand Wright Manager, Erno Verebes; General Arms liwell Hobbes: Major Cunningham. Miles Mar !er Captain, Leslie Dennison; Polish Official, Fran Reicher; William Kunzc, Peter Caldwell: Man i Bookstore, Wolfgang Zilzer: Polonius in \Va* Olaf Hytten; Reporter, Charles Irwin: 5. Reporter, Leland Hodgson: Scottish Farmer. Ale Craig; Second Farmer, Tames Finlayson; Promptet Edgar Licho; Gestapo Sergeant. Robert O. D.vii By Pilot, Roland Vaarno; Co-pilots, Helmut Dantin Dl Otto Reichow; Polish R.A.F. Fivers, Ma ric Murphy, Gene Rizzi, Paul Barrett, John Ke!' >g. "TORPEDO BOAT"'— Paramount. Sc play by Maxwell Shane. From a story I Gottlieb. Directed by John Rawlins. Cast: 5Wn mer Barnes, Richard Arlen: Grace Holman. I Parker; Jane Townsend, Mary Carlisle: Tomm Whelan. Phil Terry: Ralph Andrews. Dick Pn: cell; Hector Bobry, Ralph Sanford. "WHAT'S COOKIN'?"— Universal. S play by Jerry Cady and Stanley Roberts tion by Haworth Bromley. Original story Allan Woolf. Directed by Edward Cline. G Patty, Maxcne, LaVernc. the Andrew Anne, Jane Frazee: Bob. Robert Paige: 5* Jean; Marvo, Leo Carrillo: /. P. Cot Butterworth: Agatha. Billie Burke: Angela, Gracf McDonald: Tommy. Donald O'Connor: tell. Franklin Pangborn; Tag-a-long. Hei Tivin' Jacks and Jills, and Woody Herman His Orchestra. 2v Bi; ■ "WILD BILL HICKOCK RIDES"— War-Vi M Original screen play by Charles Gravson, patU| Gerard Smith and Raymond Schrock. Directt 1 flu Rav Enright. Cast: Belle And mH Bennett; Bill Hickok. Bruce Cabot: Harry F: r,-| R Warren William: Jancx, Bettv Rrewer: i"v,': te\ v« Twigg. Walter Catlett: Sheriff Edm: i Bond; Ringo. Howard da Silva; Martin. F irl I Wilcox: Peg. Faye Emerson: Violet. Julie R'*ort f% Flora. Lucia Carroll: Xolan. Russell S w Judge Hathaway. J. Farrell Macdonald ■ Lillian Yarbo; Kersey. Cliff Clark: Sam FttM^ Trevor Bardette: Bart Hanna. Elliott SullivlB«T~~~ Sager, Dick Botiller; Beadle. Rav Teal. r> "YOUNG AMERICA" — 20th Centurv Fc Original screen play by Samuel G. EngeL D rected by Louis King, i si 'ane i .>■■ Withers; Grandma Campbell. Jane Darw beth Barnes. Lynne Roberts: Earl Tucker, Wi Tracy; Jonathan Blake. Robert Cornell: Mr.Ba Roman Bohnen; Bart Munson, Irving R Abraham, Ben Carter: Pansy, Louise Be.i'.er« David Engstrom. Darryl Hielcman Harper; Hazel. Carmencita Johnson: Ellen, Dapb Ogden: Principal. Charles Arnt: TeacMarsh; Benson. Hamilton MacFadden. POSITIVELY SCANDALOUS! Wait till you see what GEORGE SANDERS says about women in our next issue! photoplay combined u-ith movie mi:;ro^