Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1930)

Alhn, Wallace MacDonald; Dan, Kate Slott; Dinly Andy Clark; The Admiral, Dell Henderson; Lieutenant Jim Smith, Charles Sullivan. "HOT FOR PARIS"— Fox.— From the storv by Raoul Walsh. Adapted by Charles J. McGuirk. Directed by Raoul Walsh. The cast: John Patrick Duke, Victor McLaglen; Ftfi Dupre, Fifi Dorsav; Axel Olson, El Brendel; Polly, Polly Moran; Mt. Pratt, Lennox Pawle; Papa Gousei, August Tollaire; Ship Captain, George Fawcett; Chariot Gousei, Charles Judels; Ship's Cook, Eddie Dillon; Fiji's Mother, Rosita Marstini; Fifi's Father, Agostino Borgato; Babetle Dupre, Yola D'Avril; Slims, Anita Murray; Monsieur Furrier, Dave Valles. '"LILIES OF THE FIELD "—First National. — From the story by William James Hurbut. Adapted by John Goodrich. Directed by Alexander Corda. The cast: Mildred Harker, Corinne Griffith; Ted Willing, Ralph Forbes; Walter Harker, John Loder; "Pink," Eve Southern; Florette, Rita LeRoy; Gertie, Jean Bary; Joyce, Betty Boyd; Maizie, May Boley; Pearl, Virginia Bruce; judge, Charles Mailes; Lewis Conroy, Freeman Wood; Lawyer for Harker, Ray Largay; Lawyer for Mildred, Joe Bernard; 1st Maid, Anne Schaeffer; 2nd Maid, Clarissa Sehvynne; Baby, Patsy Page; Barber, Andre Beranger; Head Waiter, Douglas Gerard; Paymaster, Tenen Holtz; Butler, Wilfred Noy; Bert Miller, Tyler Brooke; Maid, Alice Moe. "LOCKED DOOR, THE"— United Artists.— From the play "The Sign on the Door" by Channing Pollock. Scenario by C. Gardner Sullivan. Directed by George Fitzmaurice. The cast: Frank Devereaux. Rod La Rocque; Ann Carter, Barbara Stanwyck; Lawrence Reagan, William Boyd; Helen Reagan, Betty Bronson; The Waiter, Harry Stubbs; District Attorney. Harry Mestaver; Hotel Proprietor, Mack Swain; Telephone Girl, ZaSu Pitts; The Valet, George Bunny. "LOST ZEPPELIX. THE"— Ttffany-Stahl.— From the story by Frances Hyland and Jack Natteford. Dialogue by Charles Kenyon. Directed by Edward Sloman. The cast: Commander Hall, Conway Tearle; Mrs. Hall, Virginia Valli; Tom Armstrong, Ricardo Cortez; Lieutenant Wallace, Duke Martin; Nancy, Kathryn McGuire; Mr. Wilson, Winter Hall. "LOVE COMES ALONG"— Radio Pictures.— From the play "Conchita" by Edward Knoblock. Adapted by Wallace Smith. Directed by Rupert Julian. The cast: Peggy, Bebe Daniels; Johnny, Lloyd Hughes; Sangredo, Montague Love; Happy, Ned Sparks; Brownie, Lionel Belmore; Carlolta, Alma Tell; Bianca, Evelyn Selbie; Gomez, Sam Appel. "OFFICERO'BRIEN"— Pathe.— From the story by Thomas Buckingham. Adapted by Thomas Buckingham. Directed by Tav Garnett. The cast: Bill O'Brien, William Boyd; J. P. O'Brien. Ernest Torrence; Ruth Dale, Dorothy Sebastian; Li mo, Clyde Cook; Johnny Dale, Russell Gleason; Capt. Antrim, Paul Hurst; Tony, .Arthur Houseman; Mike Patello, Ralf Harolde. " PAINTED FACES"— Tiffanv-Stahl.— From the story by Frances Hyland. Continuitv bv Frances Hyland. Directed by Al Rogell. The cast: Beppo. Joe E. Brown; Nancy, Helen Foster; Buddy Barton, Barton Hepburn; Babe Barnes, Dorothy Gulliver; Roderick, Lester Cole; Cafe Proprietor, Sojin; Slate Manager, Jack Richardson; Jurymen, Howard Truesdell. Baldy Belmont. Jerry Drew, Walter J erry, Russ Dudley. Purnell Pratt, Clinton Lyle; Jurywomen, Alma Bennett. Mabel Julienne Scott, Florence Midgley. May Wallace. "PANDORA'S BOX"— Nero.— Directed by G. W. Pabst. The cast: Lulu, Louise Brooks; Dr. Schoen, Fritz Kortner; Alva Schotn, Franz Lederer; Countess G. Alice Roberts; Schligolch, Carl Goetz; Rodrigo, Krafft-Raschig. "POINTED HEELS"— Paramount.— From the story by Charles Brackett. Adapted by Florence Ryerson and John V. A. Weaver. Directed by Edward Sutherland. The cast : Robert Courila nd, William Powell; Lora Nixon, Fay Wray; Dot Nixon, Helen Kane; Dash Nixon, Richard "Skeets" Gallagher; Donald Ogden, Phillips Holmes; Kay Wilcox, Adrienne Dore; Joe Clark, Eugene Pallette. "SACRED FLAME, THE"— Warners.— From the play by W. Somerset Maugham, Adapted by Harvey Thew. Directed by Archie L. Mayo. The cast: Mrs. Taylor, Pauline Frederick; Col. Maurice Taylor, Conrad Nagel; Major Liconda, William Courtenay; Stella, Lila Lee; Colin Taylor, Walter Byron; Dr. Harvester, Alec B. Francis; Nurse Wayland, Dale Fuller. "SEVEN DAYS* LEAVE"— Paramount.— From the play "The Old Lady Shows Her Medals" by Sir James M. Barrie. Adapted by Dan Totheroh and John Farrow. Directed by Richard Wallace. The cast: Kenneth Dowry, Gary Cooper; Sarah Ann Dowey, Beryl Mercer; Emma Mickclham, Daisy Belmore; Amelia Twymley, Nora Cecil; Mrs. Haggerty, Tempe Pigott; Mr, Willings, Arthur Hoyt; Colonel, Arthur Metcalfe. "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE"— Radio Pictures.— From the story by Earl Derr Biggers. Adapted by Jane Murfin. Directed by Reginald Barker. The cast: William Magee, Richard Dix; Mary Norton, Miriam Seegar; Hal Benlley, Crauford Kent; Myra Thornhill, Margaret Livingston; Peters, Joseph Allen; Thomas Hayden, Lucien Littlefield; Mayor Photoplay Magazine for February The 1930 I4I Tonic which Doctors prescribe for themselves /IRE you handicapped by poor resistance to winter ailments? ...Worried by low vitality?.. .Mentally depressed?... Nervous? Then read what physicians say who have taken FELLOWS' Syrup themselves. "I have used and prescribed FELLOWS' Syrup for more than 40 years," says one, "and it is the best general tonic ever made." Another writes, "I have in 18 years written hundreds of prescriptions for FELLOWS' Syrup when a general builder was indicated. I take it myself for run-down condition." Thus the many letters in our files read. 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