Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1925)

ii6 Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section mont. Directed by Lambert Hillyer. The Zane Grey. Scenario by George C. Hull and cast: O'Malley, Milton Sills; Lucille Thayer, Lucien Hubbard. Directed by William K. Dorothy Mackaill; Margie, Helen Rowland; Howard. The cast: Gene Stewart, Jack Holt; Danny 'the Dude, Warner Richmond; Herbert Madeline Hammond, BLUie Dove; Brarui, Noah Brownie, Thomas J. Carrigan; Capt. Collins, Beery; Bonita, Alma Bennett; Al Hammond, Claude King; The Doctor, Allen Brander; Sgt. William Scott; BiUy Stillwell, George Patterson, Charles Graham; Clerk, Jack De Nichols; Monty Price, Mark Hamilton; Nelse, Lacey. Robert Perry; Stub, Gene Pallette. Says ""^ '^^ 3Ime. la Marquise: From a letter written by Mme. la Marquise d'E.— "Weuiomenof Paris, Gty of Light, keep our hair always brilliant with a touch of henna in the shampoo. 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Corp. — From the story by GeorRe Patullo; Adapted by Alfred A. Cohn. Directed by Renaud Hoffman. Photography by Jack JlacKenzie. The cast: Agnes Bomar, Gladys Hulette; Fred Hcnlev, Robert Agnew; Amy Liifkin. Mildred Harris; Lee Cross, Da\'id Butler; Atf Stacy, Arthur Hoyt; Irma Stacy, Betty Francisco; Howard Bomar, Willis Marks; Joe Hines. Charles Sellon; Andy GUlespie, Hardee Kirkland; John Maddox, J. Frank Glendon; Ben Morse, Frank Coffyn; Sam Hanks, Charles W. Mack. "THE MARRIAGE WHIRL" — First NATI0X-4L. — From the stage play by J. Hartley Manners. Adapted by June Mathis. Directed by Al Santell. The cast: Marian Hak, Corinne Griffith; Arthur Carleton, Kenneth Harlan; Tom Carrol, Harrison Ford; John K. Carleton, E. J. Ratcliffe; Reuben Hale, Charles Lane; Dick Mavne, Edgar Norton; Toinetle (French Dancer), Nita Naldi. "PASSIONATE YOUTH"— Teuart. — Adapted to the screen by J. Grubb Alexander. Directed by Dallas M. FiUgerald. Photography by Milton Moore. The cast: Mary Rand, Beverly Bayne; John Rand, Frank Mayo; Henrietta Rand, Pauline Garon; Bruce Corbin. Bryant Washburn; Peggy D'Arcy, CarmeUta Geraghty; Matt Rutherford, Ralph McCuUough; Jimmy Wellington; Ernest Wood; Prosecuting Attorney, Lawrence Underwood; District Attorney, Jack Fowler; Harry Perrin, Walter Deming; Deacon Collins, James McElbern; Judge Ford, WilUam McIUwain. "THE M.AD WHIRL"— Unh-ersal. — From the story by Richard Washburn Child. Adapted by Frederic and Fanny Hatton. Scenario by Edward T. Lowe, Jr. Dkected by William A. Seiter. Photography by Merritt Gersted. The cast: Cathlcen Gillis, May Mc.\voy; Jack Herrington, Jack Mulhall; Gladys Herrington, Myrtle Stedman; Margie Taylor. Barbara Bedford; John Herrington, Alec B. Francis; Benny Kingsley, Ward Crane; Martin Gtllis, George Fawcett; Julia Carting, Mane Astaire, Spivins, Joseph Singleton. ' THE WHITE OUTLAW"— Universal.— Story bv Isadore Bernstein. Directed by Clifi Smith The cast: Jack Lupton, Jack Hoxie Marv Gale, MarceUne Day; Malcolm Gale, WUUam Welsh; James Hitt, Duke Lee; iV< iro Cook, Floyd Shackelford; Sheriff, Charles Brmley. "F.AINT PERFUME"— B. P. Scfulberg. — From the novel by Zona Gale. Screen play by John Goodrich. Directed by Louis Gasnier. The cast: Richmiel Crumb, Seena Owen; Barnabv Powers, William Powell; Lcda Perrin. Alyce jlills; Ma Crumb. Mary .\lden; i.i.'.ndpa Crumb, Russell Simpson; Pearl I •/', Betty Francisco; Richniicl's Lover, I I'l McCoIlough; Tweet Crumb, Jacqueline launders; Orrin Crumb, Ned Sparks; Oliver I Poicrrs. Dicky Brandon; A Hotel Guest, Barbara Tennant; The Hired Girl, Joan Standing. "A MAN OF IRON"— CFADmcK.-TOriginal Scenario by LawTence Marston. Directed by Whitman Bennett. The cast: Philip Durban, Lionel BarrjTnore; Cloire Durban, Mildred Harris; il/jr///a Z3»W)aH, Winifred Barry; Mrs. Edith Bowdoin, Dorothy Kingdon; Hugh Bowdoin, Alfred Mack; Denis Callahan, J. Moy Bennett; Maybelle Callolmn, Isobel DeLeon; Prince Novakian, Jean Del Val. "THE LIGHT OF THE WESTERN STARS" — Paeajount.— From the novel by Erery advertisement in pnoTOPLAT MAGAZINE is euaraateed. "AFTER BUSINESS HOURS"— C. B. C. — From the story by Ethel Watts Mumford. Adaptation by Douglas Doty. Directed by Mai St. Clair. Photography by Dewey Wrigley. The cast: June King, Elaine Hammerstein; John King, Lou Tellegen; Sylvia Vane, Phyllis Haver; Richard Downing, John Patrick; Mrs. Wentworth, Lillian Langdon; James Henricks, William Scott; Jerry Stanton, Lee Moran. " STEELE OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED " — ViTAGEAPH. — From the story by James Oliver Curwood. .-Adapted by Jay Pilcher. Directed by Da\-id Smith. The cast: Phillip Steele, Bert Lytell; Bucky Nome, Stuart Holmes; Isobel Becker, Charlotte Merriam; Mrs. Thorpe, Mabel Julienne Scott; Colonel Becker, Sydney DeGrey; Colonel MacGregor, John Toughey. "THE HUMAN TORNADO"— F. B. O.— Story and scenario by Cliff Hill. Directed by Ben Wilson. The cast: Jim Marlow, Yakima Canutt; Cliet Marlow, Bert Sprotte; Marion Daley, Nancy Leeds; Peter Daley, Lafe McKee; Tom Crowley, Joe Rickson; Sheriff Cutter, Slim Allen. "STOP FLIRTING"— Producers Dist. Corp. — From the musical comedy by Fred Jackson. Directed by Scott Sidney. The cast: Perry Reynolds, John T. Murray; Vi-oian Marsden, Wanda Hawley; Geoffrey Dangerfield, HaUam Cooley; Marjorie Ijceds, Ethel Shannon; Suzanne. \era Steadman; Count Spinagio, Jimmie Adams; Butler, Jack Dufiy; Teddy, Jimmie Harrison; Bobby Anderson, David James. "AMERICAN PLUCK" — Cbadwick.— From the novel by Eugene P. Lyle, Jr. Scenario by Ralph Spence. Directed by Richard Stanton. Photography by Lyman Broening. The cast: Blaze Derringer, George Walsh; Princess Alicia, Wanda Hawley; Count Birkhaff, Sidney De Grey; Count Verensky, Frank Leigh; Jefferson Lee, Tom Wilson; Ixrrd Raleigh, Leo White; American Cmistil, Dan Mason. "THE BLOODHOUND"— F. B. O.— From the story by H. H. Van Loan. Directed by William Craft. The cast: Bellmu, 5,?(. Bill McKenna, Bob Custer; Rambo, David Dunbar; Cotistahle Ray Fitzgerald, Ralph McCullough; Marie Rambo, Mary Beth Milford; Betty Bellean, Emily Barry. "THE SPORTING CHANCE "-T^fany Production. — Story by Jack Boyle. Adapted by John P. Bernard' Directed by Oscar Apfel. The cast: Darrell T/tornton, Lou Tellegen; Patricia V/inthrop, Dorothy Phillips; Caleb Winthrop, George Fawcett; Robert Selby, Theodore Von Eltz; The jockey, Andrew Clarke; Kentucky Boy, Kentucky Boy. "FIFTY-FIFTY" — Associated Exhibitors.— Fromthestoryby Alan Dwan. Directed by Henri Diamiant Berger. The cast: Ginette, Hope Hampton; Frederick Harmon, Lionel Barrymore; Nina Olmstead, Louise Glaum; Charles O'Malley, J. Moy Bennett; Grand Duke Popovitck, Arthur Donaldson; Jean, Jean Del VaL "THE LITTLE GIANT"— Universal.— From the story by Hugh McNair Kahler. Scenario by Walter De Leon. Directed by Will Nigh. Photography by Sidney Hickos. The cast: Elmer Clinton, Glenn Hunter; Myra Clinton, Edna Murphy; Uncle Clem, David