Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1930)

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The cast: Freddie Farrell, Glenn Tryon; Miriam Locke, Merna Kennedy; Samuel Locke, Otis Harlan; Standish, Basil Radford; Martin, Clarence Burton; Harrison, Lew Kelly; Phoebe O Dare, Isabelle Keith ; Sarah, Gertrude Sutton. "BISHOP MURDER CASE, THE"— M-G-M.— From the story by S. S. Van Dine. Adapted by Lenore J. Coffee. Directed by Kick Grinde and David Burton. The cast: Philo Vance, Basil Rathbone; Belle Dillard, Leila Hyams; Sigurd A wesson, Roland Young; Professor Berlrand Dillard, Alec B. Francis; Adolph Drukker, George Marion; Mrs. Ot.'o Drukker, Zelda Sears; Crete Menzel, Bodil Rosing, John E. Sprigg, Carroll Nye; John Pardee, Charles Quartermaine; Ernest Heath, James Donlan; Pyne, Sydney Bracey; John F. X. Markham, Clarence Geldcrt; Raymond Sperling, Delmer Daves; Beedle, Nellie Ely Baker. "CAMEO KIRBY"— Fox.— From the play by Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson. Adapted by Marion Orth. Directed by Irving Cummings. The cast: Cameo Kirby, J. 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The cast: Hatlie Hartley, Bessie Love; Mai Thorne, Raymond Hackett; Dave Amazon, Edward Nugent; Connie Bard, Mary Doran; Newton W ampler, Jed Prouty; Ed Bondtll, Ford Sterling; Oriole, Nanci Price; Lorna Montrose, Lucy Beaumont; Leon Montrose, Richard Carlyle; Grace Steeple, Alice Moc; Tracy Boone, Frank Nelson; Ernest Beaumont, Jack McDonald; Mrs. Truxton, Ethel W ales; Jeff Morgan, John F. Morrissey. "GRAND PARADE, THE" — Pathe. — From the story by Edmund Goulding. Directed by Fred Newmeyer. The cast: Molly, Helen Twelvetrees; Kelly, Fred Scott; Rand, Richard Carle; Polly, Marie Astaire; Calamity. Russell Powell; Sullivan, Bud Jamieson; Jones, Jimmy Adams; Madam Stitch, Lillian Leighton; Call Boy, Spec O'Donnell; Sam, Sam Blum; Dougherty, Tom Malone; The Drunk, Jimmy Aubrey. "HEARTS IN EXILE"— Warners.— From the play by John Oxenham. Directed by Michael Curtiz. The cast: Vera Ivanovo. Dolores Costello; Paul Pavloff, Grant Withers; Baron Serge Palma, James Kirkwood; Dimitri Ivanovo, George Fawcett; Governor, David Torrence; Anna Raskova, Olive Tell; Orderly, Tom Dugan; Marya, Rose Dione; Rat Catcher, William Irving. "HIT THE DECK" — Radio Pictures— From the story by Vincent Youmans. Adapted by Luther Reed. Directed by Luther Reed. The cast: Looloo, Polly Walker; Bilge, Jack Oakie; Mat, Roger Gray; Bat, Franker Wood; Bunny, Harry Sweet; Lavinia, Marguerite Padula; Toddy, June Clyde; Clarence, George Obey; Mrs. Payne, Ethel Clayton; Lieutenant Heigho, for the merry life of a sea-goin' cameraman. On the right, the periscope of a submerging submarine — on the left, Cameraman Joe August, in diving suit, about to be lowered into the Pacific to follow the sub on its dive. He invented a water-tight camera for the job. The picture is "Men Without Women," directed by John Ford Every advertisement in PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE Is guaranteed.