Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1926)

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Directed by Arthur Rosson. Photography by William Marshall. The cast: He, Raymond Griffith; She, Helene Costello; Her Brother, Bryant Washburn; A Beautiful Woman, Natalie Kingston; A Husband, Henry Kolker. "A SOCIAL CELEBRITY"— Paramount. — Story by Monte M. Katterjohn. Scenario by Pierre Collings. Photography by Lee Garmes. Directed by Mai St. Clair. The cast: Max Haber (Count Havare dc Maxin), Adolphe Menjou; Kitty Laverne, Louise Brooks; April King, Elsie Lawson; Ten Eyck Sluyvesanl, Roger Davis; Forrest Abbott, Hugh Huntley, Johann Haber, Chester Conklin; Clifford Jours, Freeman Wood; Mrs. Jackson-Greer, Josephine Drake; Mrs. Winifred King, Ida Waterman. "BROWX OF HARVARD"— Metso C.mim \\-Ma\i r Story by Rida Johnston Young. Adapted by Donald OgdeD Stewart. Directed by Jack Conway. Photography by Ira Morgan. The cast: Jim Doolittle, Jack Pickford; Mary Abbott, Mary Brian; Bob MacAndrews, Francis X. Bushman, Jr.; Mrs. Brown, Man Alden; Mr. Brown, David Torrence; Prof. Abbott, Edward Connelly; //.;/ II riiirs Guinn \\ llliam:-. A: ;'.-.' S.'.r..':/: Ernest Giilen; Tom Brown, William Haines. "BEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK"— Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. — Based on the novel by George Barr McCutcheon. Adapted by Agnes Christine Johnston. Directed by Sidney Franklin. The cast: Beverly Calhoun, Marion Davies; Danton. Antonio Moreno; Prince Oscar, Creighton Hale ; General Marlanx, Roy D'Arcy; Duke Travina, Albert Gran; Caslotta, Paulette Duval; Saranof, Max Banvyn; Mr. Calhoun, Charles Clary. "MADEMOISELLE MODISTE "—First National. — Adapted from the operetta written by Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert. Directed by Robert Z. Leonard. The cast: Fifi, Corinne Griffith; Eticnnc. Norman Kerry; Hiram Bent, Willard Louis; Marianne, Dorothy Cumming; Mme. Claire, Rose Dione. "THE OLD SOAK "—Universal.— Based on the stage play by Don Marquis. Directed by Edward Sloman. The cast: Clement Hawlev, Sr., Jean Hersholt; Clemmy Hawlcy, George Lewis; Ina Heath, June Marlowe; Cousin Webster, William V. Mong; Sylvia DeCosta, Gertrude Astor; Annie, Louise Fazenda; Matilda Hawlcy, Lucy Beaumont; Lucy, Adda Gleason; Al, George Siegmann; Roile, Tom Ricketts; Shelly Hamley, Arnold Gregg. "OTHER WOMEN'S HUSBANDS"— Warner Brothers. — From the story by E. T. Lowe, Jr. Adapted by E. T. Lowe, Jr. and Jack Wagner. Directed by Erie C. Kenton. Photography by Charles Van Enger. The cast: Dick Lambert, Monte Blue; Kay, his wife, Marie Prevost; Jack Harding, Huntly Gordon; Roxana, Phyllis Haver; Roxana's friend, Marjorie Gay; Dick's chum, John Patrick. "OLD LOVES AND NEW"— First National.— Based on the novel by E. M. Hull. Adapted by Marion Fairfax. Directed by Maurice Tourneur. The cast: Gcrvas Carcw, Lewis Stone; Marny, Barbara Bedford; Lord Clyde Geradine, Walter Pidgeon; Lady Elinor Carcw, Katherine McDonald; Hoscin, Tully Marshall; Kitty, Ann Rork; Denny O'Mcara, Arthur Rankin; Dr. Chalmers, Albert Conti. ' ' MONEY TALKS ' '— Metro-GoldwynMayer. — Author, Rupert Hughes. Director, Archie Mayo. Adapted by Jessie Burns and Bernard Vorhaus. Photography by William Daniels. The cast: Phocbic Starling, Claire Windsor; Sam Sterling, Owen Moore; Oscar Waters, Bert Roach; Lucius Fenton, Ned Sparks; /. Bradford Perkins, Phillips Smalley; Mrs. Chatlcrlon, Dot Farley; Ah Foo, George Kuwa; Mile. Lucelle, Kathleen Key. "PARIS AT MIDNIGHT"— Producers Dist. Corp. — From the novel by Balzac. Adapted by Francis Marion. Directed by E. Mason Hopper. Photography by Norbit Brodine and Dewey Wrigley. The cast: Delpliine, Jetta Goudal; Yaulrin, Lionel Barrvmore; Viclorinc Taillefcr. Man' Brian; Eugene de Rastignac, Edmund Burns; "Papa" Goriol, Emile Chautard; Count Taillefcr, Brandon Hurst; Anastasic, Jocelyn Lee; Madam Vauquirr, Mathilde Comont; Mademoiselle Michc, Carrie Daumery; Julie, Fannie Yantis; Frederick Taillefcr, Jean de Briac; Maxine dc Trailers, Charles Requa. "THE SHAMROCK HANDICAP"— Fox. — Story by Peter B. Kyne. Directed by John Ford. The cast: Lady Shcla Gajfncy, Janet Gaynor; Neil Ross, Leslie Fenton; Dennis O'Shea, J. Farrell MacDonald; Sir Miles Gaffncy, Louis Payne; Molly O'Shea, Claire McDowell; Martin Finch. Willard Louis; Chesty Morgan, Andy Clark; Benny Ginsberg, Georgie Harris; Puss, Ely Reynolds; Michael, Thomas Delmar; The Solicitor, Brandon Hurst. "HELL-BENT FER HEAVEN"— Warner Brothers. — From the stage play by Hatcher Hughes. Adapted by Marian Constance Blackton. Directed by J. Stuart Blackton. Photography by Nick Musuraca. The cast: Judc Lowric, Patsy Ruth Miller; Sid Hunt, John Harron; Andy Lowrie, Gayne YA'hitman; Rufe, Gardner James; Dave Hunt, James Marcus; Matt Hunt, Wilfred North; Meg Hunt, Evelyn Selbie. "THE WILDERNESS WOMAN"— First National. — Story by Arthur Stringer. Directed by Howard Higgin. The cast: Juneau MacLcan, Aileen Pringle; Alan Burkett, Lowell Sherman; Kadiak Mac Lean, Chester Conklin; The "Colonel," Henry Yibart; Bis Confederate, Hobart Cain; Squaw, Harriet Sterling; The "Judge, " Burr Mcintosh. " ROLLING HOME "— Universal.— Story by John Hunter Booth. Scenario by John McDermott and Rex Taylor. Directed by William Seiter. Photography by Arthur Todd. The cast: Nat Alden, Reginald Denny; Phyllis, Marion Nixon; Mr. Grubbell, E. J. Ratcliffe; Dan Mason, Ben Hendricks, Jr.: Mrs. Alden, Margaret Seddon; Col. Lowe, George Nichols; General Wade, Alfred Allen; Sheriff, C. E. Thurston; Select Man, George Marion; Select Man, Alfred Knott; Pombcrton, Anton Vaverka; Office Boy, Howard Enstedt; Aunt, Adele Watson. Even advertisement in PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is guaranteed.