Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1926)
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"WINNING OF BARBARA WORTH, THE " — United Artists. — From the novel by Harold Bell Wright. Adapted by Frances Marion. Directed by Henry King. The cast: Willard Holmes, Ronald Colman; Barbara Worth, Vilma Banky; Abe Lee, Gary Cooper; Jefferson Worth, Charles Lane; The Seer, Paul McAllister; James Greenfield, E. J. Ratcliffe; Texas Joe, Clyde Cook; Pal Mooney, Erwin Connelly; McDonald Edwain, J. Brady; Horace Blanton, Sam Blum; George Carlwrighl, Fred Esmelton; Little Rosebud, William Patton.
"SORROWS OF SATAN"— Paramount — From the novel by Marie Corelli. Adapted by John Russell and George Hull. Screen play by Forrest Halsey. Directed by D. W. Griffith. Photography by Harry Fischbeck. The cast: Prince Lucia dc Rimancz, Adolphe Menjou; dentin v Tempest, Ricardo Cortez; Mavis Claire, Carol Dempster; Lady Sybil, Lya de Putti; Amiel, Ivan Lebedeff; Mother Rex, Marcia Harris; Earl of Ellon, Lawrance D'Orsay. •
"TEMPTRESS, THE "— Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. — From the story by Vicente Blasco Ibanez. Adapted by Dorothy Farnum. Directed by Fred Niblo. The cast: Elena, Greta Garbo; Manuel Robledo, Antonio Moreno; M. Fonlenoy, Marc MacDermott; Canlerac, Lionel Barrymore; Marquis De Torre Blanca, Armand Kali/; Manos Dnras, Roy D'Arcy; Josephine, Alys Murrell; Sahadore, Steve Clemento; Trinidad, Roy Coulson; Pirovani, Robert Anderson; Timeleo, Francis McDonald; Rojas, Hector V. Sarno; Ci Inula, Virginia Brown Faire; Scbastiana, Inez Gomez.
"QUARTERBACK, THE"— PARAMOUNT.
— Story by Wni Slavcns McNutt and Wm. (). McGeehan. Adapted by Ray Harris. Directed by Fred Newmeyer. The cast: Jack Stone, Richard Dix; Louise Mason, Esther Ralston; Elmer Stone, Harry Beresford; "Lumpy" Goggins, David Butler; Denny Walters, Robert W. Craig; Nellie Webster, Mona Palma.
"KID BOOTS "—Paramount.— From the play by Wm. A. McGuire and Otto Harbach. Screen play by Tom Gibson. Directed by Frank Tut tie. The cast: Kid Boots. Eddie Cantor; Jane Martin, Clara Bow, Polly Pendleton, Billie Dove; Tom Sterling, Lawrence Gray; Carmen Mendoza, Natalia Kingston; George Filch, Malcolm Waite; Polly's Father. William J. Worthington; Carmen's Lawyer. Harry Von Meter; Tom's Lawyer, Fred Esmelton.
"ACE OF CADS, THE"— Paramount—
From the story by Michael Arlen. Adapted by Forrest Halsey. Directed by Luther Reed. The cast: Chappel Maturin, Adolphe Menjou; Elcanour, Alice Joyce; Sir Guy de Gramcrcy, Norman Trevor; Basil dc Gramcrcy, Philip Strange; Joan, Suzanne Fleming.
"BETTER 'OLE, THE"— Warner Bros. — Based on the play by Bruce Bairnsfather and Arthur Eliot. Adapted by Chas. Reisner and D. F. Zanuck. Directed bv Chas. Reisner. The cast: Old Bill, Syd Chapl'in; Joan, Doris Hill; Bert, Harold Goodwin; Gaspard, Theodore Lorch; Corporal Quint, Ed Kennedy; The Major, Charles Gerrard; The English General, Tom McGuire; Alf, Jack Ackroyd; The Blacksmith. Tom Kennedy; Gen. Von Hindcu, Kewpic Morgan; The Colonel, Arthur Clayton.
"YOU'D BE SURPRISED "—Paramount. — Story and screen play by Jules Furthman. Directed by Arthur Rosson. Photography by William Marshall. The cast: The Coroner, Raymond Griffith; Ruth Whitman, Dorothy Sebastian; Deputy Dist. Atty., Earle Williams; District Attorney, Edward Martindel.
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"ACROSS THE PACIFIC"— Warner Bros. — From the play by Charles E. Blaney. Adapted by Darryl F. Zanuck. Directed by Roy Del Ruth. The cast: Monte, Monte Blue; Claire Marsh. Jane Winton; Roma, Myrna Loy ; Aguinaldo, Charles Stevens; Tom (Montc's colored servant), Tom Wilson; Captain Grovcr. Walter McGrail; Colonel, Herbert Pryor; Corporal Ryan, Ed Kennedy; A guinaldo Agents, Theodore Lorch, Sojin.
" WANING SEX" — Metro Goldwyn Mayer. — Story by Frederic and Fanny Hatton. Adapted by F. Hugh Herbert. Directed by Robert Z. Leonard. The cast : Nina Duanc, Norma Shearer; Philip Barry, Conrad Nagel; Hamilton Day, George K. Arthur; Mary Booth, Marv MacAlister; J. J. Flannigan, Charles iMcHugh; J. J. Murphy, Tiny Ward; Ellen B. Armstrong, Martha Mattox.
"GIGOLO" — Producers Dist. Corp. — From the story by Edna Ferber. Adapted by (iarrelt Fort. Directed by W. K. Howard. The cast: Gideon Gory, Rod La Rocque; Mary Hubhel, Jobyna Ralston; Julia Gory, Louise Dresser; Doctor Gerald Blagden, Cyril Chadwick; Pa Hubbel, George Nichols.
" PARADISE " — First National. — Story by Cosmo Hamilton. Directed by Irvin Willat. The cast: Tony, Milton Sills; Chrissie, Hetty Bronson; Qucx, Noah Beery; Teddy, Lloyd Whitlock; Lady George, Kate Price; Lord Lumley, Charlie Murray.
"FOREVER AFTER"— First National. — From the stage play by Owen Davis. Directed by F. Harmon Weight. The cast: Theodore Wayne, Lloyd Hughes; Jennie Clayton. Mary Astai;Jack Randall, Hallam Cooley; Clayton, David Torrence; Mrs. Clayton, Eulalie Jensen; Wayne, Alec Francis; Mrs. Wayne, Lila Leslie.
"LILY, THE"— William Fox— From the drama by Pierre Wolff and Gaston Leroux. Screen play by Eve UnselL Directed by Victor Schertzinger. The cast: Odette, Belle Bennett; Georges Arnaud, Ian Keith; Chrislianc, Reata Hoyt; Max de Maigny, Barry Norton; Comle de Maigny, John Sainpolis; Jusar, Richard Tucker; Lucie Ploclt, Gertrude Short; Entile Plock, James Marcus; Jean, Thomas Ricketts; Mrs. Arnaud, Sr., Vera I.ewi^; Mrs. Arnaud, Jr.. Betty Francisco; Mile. Chambray, Rosa Rudami; Housekeeper, Lydia Yeamans Titus.
"CAMPUS FLIRT, THE"— Paramount.
— Story and adaptation by Louise Long and Lloyd Corrigan. Directed by Clarence Badger. Photography by H. Kinley Martin. The cast : Patricia Mansfield, Bebe Daniels; Denis Adams. James Hall; Knute Knudson, El lirendel; Charlie Paddock, Himself; Harriet Porter, Joan Standing; Graham Steams, Gilbert Roland; Mae, Irma Kornelia; Gwcn, Jocelyn Lee.
"KOSHER KITTY KELLY'— F. B. (>.— From the play by Leon De Costa. Directed by James Home. The cast: Kitty Kelly, Viola Dana; Officer Pal Sullivan, Tom Forman: Mrs. Feinbaum, Vera Gordon; Rosic Feinbattm, Kathleen Myers; Moses Finsburg, Nat Carr; Morris Rosen. Stanley Taylor; Barney Kelly, Carroll Nye; Mrs. Kelly, Aggie Herring.
"TAKE IT FROM ME"— Universal — Story by Will B. Johnstone. Scenario by Harvey Thew. Directed by W. A. Seiter. The
cast: Tom Eggctt. Reginald Denny; Grace Gordon. Blanche Mehaffey; Dick. Ben Hendricks, Jr.; Van, Lee Moran; Cvrus Crabb, Lucien Littlcfield; Miss Abbott. Ethel Wales; Percy, Bertram Johns; Gwen Forsythe. Jean ToUej ; Taxi Driver. Tom O'Brien.