Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1927)

Casts of Current Photoplays Complete for every picture reviewed in this issue 125 Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section "A New Skin In 3 Days" "HOTEL LMPERIAL" — Paramoitnt. — Storj' by Lajos Biro. Directed by Mauritz Stiller. The cast: Anna Scdlak, p'ola Negri; Andreas Farkas (Atinasy), James Hall; General Jaschkkwitsch, George Siegmann; Elias Bnllcr-. man, Max Davidson; Tabakincitsch, Michael Vavitch; Anton Ktinak, Otto Fries; Baron frcdrikson, Xicholas Soussanin; MaJ. Gt'n. Sidtanov, Golden Wadams. "F.\UST" — METRO-GoLDn-i'N--M.\\-ER. — Based on stor\ by Goethe. Manuscript by Hans Kyser. Directed by F. W. Mumau. Photography by Carl Hoffman. The cast: Cherub, Werner Fuetterer; The E'eil Spirit, railed Mephisto, Emil Jannings; Fans', Gosta Eitman; Marguerite, Camilla Horn; Her Mother. Freida Richard; II er Brother Valentine, Wilhelm Dieterle; Her Aunt Martha, Vvette Guilbert; The Duke, Eric Barclay; The Duchess, Hanna Ralph. "WE'RE IN THE NA\^' NOW"— Paramount.— Stor>" by Monty Brice. Scenario by John McDermott. Directed by Edward Sutherland, Photography by Charles Boyle. The cast: Knockout Hansen, Wallace Beery; Stinky Smith, Rajinond Hatton; Captain Smithers, Chester Conklin; Sailor Percival Scruiiss, Torn Kennedy; Radio Officer, Donald Keith; Madelyn Phillips, Lorraine Eason; U S. Admiral, Joseph W. Girard ; Admiral Fuckerlip, Max .-Vsher. "RETURN OF PETER GRIMM, THE" — William Fox. — From the stage play by David Belasco. .\dapted by Bradley King. Directed by Victor Schertzinger. The cast: Peter Grimm, .-Vlec B. Francis; Frederik Grimm, John Roche; Catherine, Janet Gaynor; James Hartman, Richard Walling; Andrew MacPhcrson, John St. Polls; Rev. Henry Bortholoniey, Lionel Belmore; Mrs. Bartholomey, Elizabeth Patterson; Marta, Bodil Rosing; William, Miclcey McBan; .innaoiarie, Florence Gilbert; The Clown, Sammy Cohen; Tob, the dog. Hank. " UPSTAGE " — Metro-Goldti'yn-Mayer. — Story by Walter De Leon. Scenario by Lorna Moon. Directed by Monta Bell. Photography by Gaetano Gaudio. The cast: Dolly Haven, Norma Shearer; Johnny Storm, Oscar Shaw; Sam Davis, Tenen Holtz; Diyie Mason, Gwen Lee; Miss Weaver, Dorothy Phillips; Mr. Weston, }. Frank Glendon; Wallace King, Ward Crane; Stage Manager, Charles Meakin. "EVERYBODY'S ACTING" — P.ar.\MOUXT. — Story by Marshall Neilan. Scenario by Benjamin Glazer. Directed by Marshall Neilan. Photography by David Kesson. The cast: Doris Poole, Betty Bronson; Michael Poole, Ford Sterling; .inastasia Potter, Ix)uise Dresser; Ted Potter, Lawrence Gray; Thorpe, Henry Walthall; Ernest Riee, Raj-mond Hitchcock; C/iiy/iiH Budd, Stuart Holmes; Peter O'Brien, Edward Martindel; Paul Singleton, Philo McCuUough; Bridewell Potter, Jed Prouty; Barbara Potter, Jocel>Ti Lee. "SYNCOP.\TING SUE"— First Nation■*L. — From the stage play by Reginald Goode. Adapted by .\delaide Hcilbron. Directed by Richard Wallace. The cast: Susan Adams, Corinne Griffith; Eddie Murphy. Tom Moore; Arthur Bennett. Rockcliffe Fellowes; Joe Horn, Lee Moran; Marge .idams, Joyce Compton; Laiuiliidy, Sunshine Hart; Marjorie Rambeau, Marjorie Rambeau. "LOVE'S BLINDNESS"— Metro-GoldWYNt'-ALw-ER. — Story and adaptation by Elinor Clyn. Directed by John Francis Dillon. The cast: Vanessa Levy, Pauline Starke; Hubert Cuiverdale, Eighth Earl of St. A usiel, .Antonio iloreno; Altice (Duchess of Lincolnwood), Lilyan Tashman; Benjamin Levy, Sam de Grasse; Charles Langley, Douglas Gilmore; Marchioness of Ilurlshire, Kate Price; Marquis of Ilurlshirc, 'Tom Ricketts; Col. Ralph Dangerfield, V. C., Earl Metcalfe; Oscar Issaeson, George Waggner; Madame De Jainon, Rose Dione; Valet, Ned Sparks. "MILLION.-URES" — Warnt-r Bros. — Suggested by the story by E. Phillips Oppenheun. Screen storv by Rajmiond L. Schrock. Directed by Herman Raymaker. Photography by Byron Heskins. The cast: Meyer Rubens. George Sidney; Reba, Louise Fazenda; Esther Rubens, Vera Gordon; Maurice, Nat Carr; Ida, Helene Costello; Lew, .\rthur Lubin; Lottie, MyTna Loy; Detective, Otto Hoffman; Helper in Tailor Shop, William Strauss. "MAGICI.AN, THE"— Metro-GoldwtoMa\-er. — Story by Somerset Maugham. Adapted and directed by Rex Ingram. The cast: Margaret Daunecy, .Uice Terr)'; Oliver Haddo, Paul Wegener; Dr. .Arthur Burdon, Ivan Petrovich; Dr. Porhoct, Firmin Gemier; Susie Bovd, Gladys Hamer. "PRIVATE IZZY MURPHY"— WAR.NER Bros. — From the story by Raj-mond L. Shrock and Edward Clark. Scenario by Philip Lonergan. Directed by Llovd Bacon. Photography by \"irgil Miller. The cast: l:zy Murphy, George Jessel; Eileen Cohannigan, Patsy Ruth Miller; Sara Goldberg, \'era Gordon; The Shadchen, Nat Carr; Jacob Goldberg, William Strauss; The Monohan Kid, "Spec" O'Donnell; Cohannigan, Gustav von Sej'ffertitz; The .lltorncy, Tom Murray. "MIDNIGHT LOVERS"— First N.ation."iL.From the stage play by J. E. Harold Terry. Scenario by Carey Wilson. Directed by John Francis Dillon. The cast; Major William Ridgewell, R. F. C, Lewis Stone; Diana Fothergill, .\nna Q. Nilsson; OvL'en Ffolliott, John Roche; Moriarilv, Chester Conklin; Heatlcv. Dale Fuller; Wibley. Purnell Pratt; Archer, Harney Clark. "EXIT SMILING" — Metro-Goldw\-n'Maver.— Stor> by Marc Connelly. Scenario by Sam Taylor and Tim Whelan. Directed by Sam Taylor. The cast: I7t)/i/, Beatrice LiUie; Jimmy .Marsh, Jack Pickford; 0/j;ii, Doris Lloyd; Orlando Wainwrighl, DeWitt Jennings; Macomber, D'.\rcy Corrigan; Cecil Lovelace, FrankUn Pangbom; Jack Hastings, William Gillespie; Dave, the Stage Hand, Cari Richards; Jesse Watson, Harry Myers; Canada Phillips, Tenen Hoitz; Phyllis, Louise Lorraine. "SO'S Y'OUR OLD MAN"— Paramol-nt. —Story by Julian Street. Adapted by Howard Emmett Rogers. Directed by Gregory La Cava. Photography by George Webber. The cast: Samuel Bisbee, W. C. 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