Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1928)

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Adapted by F. McGrew Willis. Directed by E. Mason Hopper. The cast: Marie, Mane Prevost; Hector, Franklin Pangborn; Bob, Harrison Ford; George, T. Roy Barnes; Valet, Lucien Liltlefield. "BRINGING UP F.A.THER"— M.-G.-M.— From the ston bv Frances Marion. Directed by Jack Conway The cast: Jtggs, J. Farrell MacDonald; Din/y Moore. Jules Cowles; Maggie. Polly Moran; Annie, Marie Dressier; Ellen. Gertrude Olmstead; Dennis, Grant Withers; The Count, Andre De Segurola; Mrs. Smith. Rose Dione; Mr. Feit'lbaum, Tenen Holtz; Os:eald. David Mir; The Dog, Toto. " BURNING DAYLIGHT"— First National.— From the story by Jack London. Directed by Charles J. Brabin. The cast: Burning Daylight, Milton Sills; The Virgin, Doris Kcnyon; French Louie, Arthur Stone; English Harry. Big Boy Williams; Morton. Lawford Davidson; Martha Fairbee. Jane Will ton; Blake. Stuart Holmes; John Dossetl, Edmund Breese. "CHASER, THE" — First National. — From the ptorv bv Arthur Riplev. Directed by Harry Langdon. Tlie ca^t: Wife, Gladys McConnell; Husband,HaTry Langdon; Hi-r Mother, Helen Hayward; His Buddy, William Jaimison; The Judge, Charles Thurston. "COHENS AND KELLYS IN PARIS, THE"— Universal. — Directed bv William Beaudine. The cast: Mr. Cohen, George Sidney; Mr. Kelly. J. Farrell MacDonald; Mrs. Cohen. Vera Gordon; Mrs. Kelly, Kate Price; Patrick Kelly. Charles Delaney; Sadye Cohen. Sue Carol; Paulelte. Gertrude .\stor. "CUPID'S KNOCKOUT" — Hercules. — Directed by Bruce Mitchell. The cast: Andree Turneur. Frank Merrill, Marce Charles, George Kotsonaros. "CZAR IVAN THE TERRIBLE" — SovkinoAmkino.— Directed b> Tarish. The cast: Ivati, the terrible, L. M. Lenidoff. Remainder of the cast playea by the Moscow .-^rt Plaj-ers. "DOOMSD.'^.Y" — Paramount. — From the story bv Warwick Deeping. Adapted by Doris Anderson and Donald W. Lee. Directed by Rowland V. Lee. The cast: Ma'-y \'uier. Florence Vidor; Arnold Furze, Gar\ Cooper; Percival Fream, Lawrence Grant; Ca plain Hcsketh Viner, Charles A. Stevenson. "DRUMS OF LOVE"— United Artists.— From the story b\ Gerrit J. Lloj'd. Directed by D. W. Griffith. The cast: Princess Emanuella. Mary Philbin; Duke Calhos De Ahia. Lionel Barrvmore; Count Leonardo de Alris. Don Alvarado; Bopi. Tully Marshall; Raymond of Boston. William Austin; Duchess de Alvia. Aunt to Calhos and Leonardo. Eugenie Bessertr; Duke of Granada. Charles Hill Mailts; The Maid, Rosemary Cooper; The Little Sister, Jo>ce Coad. "FEEL MY PULSE"— Paramount.— From the story by Howard Emmett Rogers. Scenario by Keene Thompson and Nick Barrows. Directed by Gregory La Cava. Photography by J. Roy Hunt. The cast: Barbara Manning. Bebe Daniels; Her Uncle Wilburforce. Melbourne MacDowell; Her Uncle Edgar. Gtorge Irving; Her Sanitarium^ s Caretaker. Charles Sellon; Her Patient. Heinle Conklin; Her Nemesis, William Powell; Her Problem, Richard Arlen. "GRAFT"— Universal.— Directed by George Mclford. The cast: John Ballard Jr.. Malcolm MacGregor; June Weslcolt. Marceline Dav; Daniel Steele. Lewis Stone; John Ballard. Henry Walthall; Boss Moloney. Robert Emmet O'Connor; Callahan, Hayden Stevenson; Butler. Wilson Bcnge; Organist, Morgan Thorpe; Criminal, Boris Baronoff; Cyrus Hadelt, Robert Ellis. "FOREIGN LEGION, THE"— Universal. — From the story by I. A. R. Wylie. Adapted by Charles Kenyon. Directed by Edward Sloman. Photneraphy bv Jackson Rose. The cast: Richard, Norman Kerry; Colonel Destinn. Lewis Stone; Captain Arnaud. Crauford Kent; 5y/i'in, Mary Nolan; Gahrielle, June Marlowe; Corporal Golz, Walter Perry. "HER GREAT ADVENTURE "—A. G. Steen, Inc. — Directed by Jno. E. Incc. The cast: Herbert Riiwlinson, Grace D'Amond, Vola Vale. "ins COUNTRY"— Pathe-De Mille.— From the story by Julien Josephson. Scenario bv Sonya l.evien and Julien Josephson. Directed by William K. Ilowarn. The cast: Peter Plecznick, Rudolph Schildkraut; Mrs. Plecznick, Louise Dresser; Eric, Milton Holmes; Marthe, Linda Landi; Sokol, Fritz Feld; Dan Casey, Lucien Littlefield; Judge Gresham, Robert Edeson; 5eymoM, Louis Natheaux. "HONEYMOON FLATS" — Universal. — Directed by Millard Webb. The cast: Jim Clayton, George Lewis; Lela Clayton, Dorothy Gulliver; Mrs. Garland. Kathleen Williams; Anthony Weir, Ward Crane; Tom Twitchell, Bryant Washburn; Mr. Garland, Phillips Smalley; Jane Twilchell, Jane Winton; Mrs. French, Patricia Caron; Mr. French, Eddie Plullips. "I TOLD YOU SO"— Leigh Jason Production. — Directed by Leigh Jason. Written by Leigh Jason. The cast: John Westwood, Mary Turner, De Sacia Moers. "LOVE ME AND THE WORLD IS MINE" — Universal. — Directed by E. A. Dupont. The cast: Hannerl, Mary Philbin; Vigilatti, Norman Kerry; Mitzi, Betty Compson; Vanden Bosch, H. B. Walthall; Mrs. Vanden Bosch. Mathilde Brundage; BiUy, Albert Conti; Mrs. Thule, Martha Mattox; Mr. Thiile. Charles Sellon; Porter, George Siegmann; Orderly, Robert Anderson. "MONKEY BUSINESS"— M.-G.-M.— From the story by Edward Sedg\vick and Lew Lipton. Continuity by Richard Schayer. Directed by Edward Sedgwick. Photography by Merritt B. Gerstad. The cast: Oscar Thrush, Karl Dane; Francis Byrd, George K. Arthur; Belle, Louise Lorraine; Mr. Magoo, Sydney Jarvis; Bimbo, Fred Humes. "NIGHT FLYER, THE"— Pathe-De Mille.— From the story by Frank Hamilton Spearman. Adapted by Walter Woods. Directed by Walter Lang. The cast: Jimmy Bradley, William Boyd; Kale Murphy, Jobyna Ralston; Bat Mullins, Philo McCullough; Mrs. Murphy. Ann Schaeffer; Bucks. Division Superintendent, DeWitt Jennings; Tony, John Milerta; Freddy, Robert Dudley. "PHANTOM OF THE R.A.NGE"— FBO.— From the story by Oliver Drake. Continuity by Frank Howard Clark. Directed by James Dugan. Photography by Nick Musuraca. The cast: Duke Carlton, Tom Tyler; Tim O'Brien, Charles McHugh; Palsy O'Brien, Duane Thompson; Spuds O'Brien, Frankie Darro; "Flash" Corbin, James Pierce; Vera Van Swank, Marjorie Zier; Banning (not cast); Beans, Himself. "PRINCE OF PEANUTS, THE"— Universal. — Continuity by Carl Krusada. Directed bv William J. Craft. The cast: Leonard Higgins. Glen Tryon; Beatrice Fairbanks. Marion Nixon; Prince Hendryx. Raymond Keane; Count Olaf, Mario Carillo; E. H. Harriman. E. H. Harriman; the Turk. Bull Montana; Tony. Cesare Gravina; The Editor. Robert T. Haines; The Secretary, Leo White; The Stenographer, Violet La Plante. "RUSH HOUR, THE"— Pathe-De Mille.— From the story by Frederick and Fanny Hatton. Continuity by Zelda Sears and Fred Stanley. Directed by E. Mason Hopper. The cast: Margie Dolan, Marie Prevost; Dan Morley, Harrison Ford; Yvonne Doree. Seena Owen; Wm. Finch, David Butler; Dunrock, Ward Crane. "SADIE THOMPSON"— United Artists.— From the storv by W. Somerset Maugham. Adapted by Raoul Walsh. Directed by RaoLil Walsh. The cast: Oliver Hamilton, Lionel Barr\'more; il/r5. Hamilton, Blanche Friderici; Dr. McPhail. Charles Lane; Mrs. McPhail. Florence Midgley; Joe Horn, the trader. James A. Marcus; Ameena. Sophia Artega; Quartermaster Bales. Will Stanton; Sergeant Tim O'Hara. Raoul Walsh; Sadie Thompson, Gloria "SAN FR-A.NCISCO NIGHTS" — Gotham. — From the story by Leon De Costa. Adapted by Harold Shumate. Directed by R. William Neil. The cast: John Vickery, Percy Marmont; Flo. Mae Busch; "Red." Tom O'Brien; "Flash" Hoxy. George Stone; Ruth, Alma Tell; Tommie. Hobart Cavanaugh. "SATAN AND THE WOMAN "—Excellent.— From the story hy Marj' Lanier Magruder. .Adapted by Adrian Johnson. Directed by Burton King. Photography by Art Reeves. The cast: Judith Matheny, Claire Windsor; Edward Daingerfield, Cornelius Keefe; Mrs. Leone Daingerfield. Vera Lewis; Ellison Colby. Thomas Holding; Dallam Colby. James Mack; Hetty Folinsbee, Edithe Yorke; Clementine Alwood, Madge Johnston; The Three Graces, Sjbil Groye, Lucy Donahue, Blanche Rose. "SCARLET YOUTH"— S. S. Millard.— Directed by William Curran. The cast: Corliss Palmer, David Findlay, Mar> Foy, Ruth Robinson. "SKYSCRAPER" — Pathe-De Mille. —From the story by Dudley >turphj'. Adapted by Elliott Clawson and Tay Garnctt. Directed by Howard Higgin. The cast: B/o«dy, William Boyd; 5t«m, Alan Hale; Sally, Sue Carol; Jane, AlberU Vaughn. • . Every advertlBcroent In PHOTOPLAY MAGAZIXB Is guaranteed.