Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1927)

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Cuticura Loveliness A Clear Healthy Skin \InBure<f by Every>dar U»e of Cuticura Soap "THE TIMID TERROR"— F. B. O.— Story by Walter A. Sinclair. Screen pla\ by Gerald C. Duffy. Directed by Del Andrews. Photography by Al Seigler. The cast: Talot Trail, George O'Hara; Mrs. Tnul, Edith Yorke; Dorolhy Marvin, Doris Ilill; Howard Gramm, Rex Lease; Amos MilUkcn, George Nichols; Mrs, MilUkcn, Dot Farley. "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS"— Warner Brotpfers. — Stor)' and scenario by Walter Morosco. Directed by Walter Morosco. rhotography by Frank Kesson. The cast: Riiify, Rin-Tin-Tin; Dale Burke, Helene Costello; Thomas Ilallard, Walter Merrill; Foster, John Patrick; London Letter, Otto Mattieson; The Monk, George Kotsoneros; Inspector Burke, Dewitt Jennings; Stokes, Carl Stockdale; Long Tom, Les Bates. "WINGS OF THE STORM"— William Fox. — Based on the stor>' by Lawrence W. Pedrose. Scenario by Dorothy Yost and L. G. Rigby. Directed by J. G. Blystone. The cast: Thunder, Himself; Anita Baker, Virginia B. Faire; Allen Gregory, Reed Howes; Bill Marliiij William Russell; Red S. Jones, Hank Mann. "CALL OF THE WILDERNESS" — Associated Exhibitors. — Written by Earl W. Johnson and Lon Young. Directed by Jack Nelson. The cast: Sandow, Sandow; Andrew Norton, Jr., Leslie Sargent; The Girl, Edna Marion; Andrew Horion, Sr., Sydney De Grey; "Red" Morgan^ Al Smith; Joe, Max Asher. "THE BLONDE SAINT"— First National.— From the novel by Stephen French Whitman. Adapted by Marion Fairfax. Directed by Svend Gade. The cast: Sebastian Maurc, Lewis Stone; Anne Bellamy, Doris Kenyon; Fannla, Ann Rork; Annibalc, Gilbert Roland; Ilario, Cesare Gra\'ina; Vincent Pamforl, Malcolm Denny; Andreas, Albert Conti; Nino, Vadim Uraneff; Anne's At/nt, Lillian Langdon; Tito, Leo White. "THE CHEERFUL FR.AUD" — Universal.— Story by K. R. G. Browne. Adapted by Harvey Thew. Directed by William A. Seiter. Photography by Arthur Todd. The cast: Sir Michael Tairlic, Reginald Denny; Ann Kent, Gertrude Olmstead; Mr. Bythcway, Otis Harlan; Mrs. Bythcivay, Emily Fitzroy; Steve, Charles Gerrard; Rose, Gertrude Astor. "STEPPING ALONG"— First National. — From the story by Matt Taylor. Directed by Charles Hines. The cast : Johnny Rooney, Johnny Hines; Molly Taylor, Mary Brian; Frank Moreland, William Gaxton; Fay Allen, Ruth Dwyer; Prince Ferdinand Darowitsky, Edmund Breese; Mike, Dan Mason; Boss O'Brien, Lee Beggs. "THE SILENT LOVER"— First National Prod. — Adapted from the play by Lajos Biro. Scenario by Carey Wilson Directed by Geo. Archainbaud. The cast: Count Pierre Tornai, Milton Sills; Vera Sherman, Natalie Kingston; Cornelius Sherman, William Humphrey; Captain HcrauU, Arthur Edmund Carew; Kobol, Wm. V. Mong; Scadza, Viola Dana; Contarini, Claude King; O'Reilly, Charlie Murray; Grcenbaiim, Arthur Stone; Haidcc, Alma Bennett; Ben Achmcd, Montagu Love. • "SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY"— Columbia Pictures. — Story by Harry Hoyt. Directed by Frank R. Strayer. The cast: Sweet Rosie O'Grady, Shirley Mason; Uncle Ben Shapiro, E. Alyn Warren; Victor McQuadc, Cullen Landis; James Brady, M'illiam Conklin; Muriel McQuade, Duane Thompson; Louie Fcitilbaumy Otto Lederer; Mrs. McQnade, Helen Dunbar; .4. Kibitzer, Lester Bernard; The Baby, Jackie Combs. I "A REGULAR SCOUT"— F. B. 0.— Story I by Buckleigh F. Oxford. Scenario by David Every advertisement In PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE Is euaranteed. Kirkland. Directed by David Kirkland. Photography by Ross Fisher. The cast: Fred Blake, Fred Thomson; Olive Monroe, OUve Hasbrouck; Luke Baxter, WiUiam Courtright; Steve Baxter, T. Roy Barnes; Mrs. Monroe, Margaret Seddon; Buddy Monroe, Buck Black; Ed Powell, Bob RIcKim; Scar Stevens, Harry Woods; Silver, Silver King. "LONE HAND SAUNDERS"— F. B. O.Story by Frank M. Clifton. Adaptation and continuity by Del Andrews. Directed by Reeves Jlason. Photography by Ross Fisher. The cast: Fred Saunders, Fred Thomson; Alice Mills, Bess Flowers; Buddy, Billy Butts; Buck, Frank Hagney; Charlie. Albert Priscoe; Sherijf, Bill Dyer; Doctor, William Courtwright. "PROWLERS OF THE ^^GHT"— Unhversal. — Story by Ernst Laemmle. Directed by Ernst Laemmle. Photography by Edward Ullman. The cast: Jack Morton, Fred Hume; Anita Parsons, Barbara Kent; Al Parsons, "Slim" Cole; George Moulton, John T. Prince; Sheriff Brandon, Joseph Belmont; Bill, Walter Maelile. "JOSSELYN'S WIFE"— Tipfany Production.— Story by Kathleen Norris. Scenario by Agnes Parsons. Directed by Richard Thorpe. Photography by Milton Moore and Mack Stengler. The cast: Lillian Jossclyn, Pauline Frederick; Thomas Jossclyn, Holmes Herbert; Pierre Marchand, Armand Kali;. Ellen Marchand, Josephine Hill; Flo, Carmelita Geraghty; Mr. Arthur, Freeman Wood; Detective, Pat Harmon; Maid, Ivy Livingston; Butler. W. A. Carroll. "THE CANY^ON OF LIGHT"— William Fox. — Story by Kenneth Perkins. Scenario by John Stone. Directed by Benjamin Stoloff. The cast: Tom Mills, Tom Mix; Concha Dcane, Dorothy Dwan; Ed Bardin, Carl Miller; Jerry Chanks, Ralph Sipperly; Ricardo Dcane, Barry Norton; Cyrus Dcane, William Walling, Sr.; Joe Novad'o, Duke Lee; Ellen Bardin, Carmelita Geraghty. "THE GORILLA HUNT"— F. B. O.— Ben Burbridge's adventure into the unexplored jungles of Africa. The cast: Natives of the African jungle. "SHORT SUBJECTS"— Educational"The Mona Lisa." — Suggested by Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting. Directed by Arthur Maude. Technicolor photography. The cast: Mona Lisa, Hedda Hopper; Picro Luini, Craufurd Kent; Sir Richard Carewe, Thomas Mills; Edith Carew, Marjorie O'Neill; Leonardo da Vinci, Frank Austin; Francesco del Cioconco, Jack Fowler; Lucrczia Crivelli, Esther Rhoades. "FELIX THE CAT BUSTS A BUBBLE" — A Pat Sullivan animated cartoon comedy. "HONOLULU N^GHTS."— Bruce Scenic Novelties. "ONE NIGHT OF LOVE" — United Artists. — Story and adaptation by Lenore Coffee. Directed by George Fitzmaurice. The cast: Montcro, Ronald Colman; Princess Marie, Vilma Banky; Duke de la Garda, Montagu Love; Dame Beatriz, Natalie Kingston; Gypsy Bride, Laska Winter; Gypsy Danzcr, Sally Rand; Jester, John George. "FLESH AND THE DEVIL"— MetroGoldwyn-Mayer. — Story by Hermann Sudermann. Adaptation by Benjamin F. Glazer. Directed by Clarence Brown. Photography by Wm. Daniels. The cast: Leo Von Harden, John Gilbert; Fclicilas, Greta Garbo; Ulrick Von Eltz, Lars Hanson; Hertha, Barbara Kent; Uncle Kutowski, William Orlamond; Pastor Voss, George Fawcett; Leo's Mother, Eugenie Besserer; Count Von Rhaden, Marc McDermott; Mi7ina, Marcelle Corday.