Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1930)

"HOT DOGS"— M-G-M.— Written and directed by Julius White and Zion Myers. The cast: An all dog cast including: Jiggs, Buster, King Tut, Bebe, Chief. Chingaling, Bozo. "LAST DANCE. THE"— Audible Pictures.— From the story by Jack Townley. Directed by Scott Pembroke. The cast: Sally, Vera Reynolds; Tom, Jason Robards; Sammy, George Chandler; Sybil, Gertrude Short; Pa, Harry Todd; Babe, Miami Alvarez; Ma, Lillian Leighton. "LAUGHING LADY. THE" — Paramount. — From the story by Alfred Sutro. Adapted by Bartlett Cormack. Directed by Victor Schertzinger. The cast: Marjorie Lee, Ruth Chatterton; Daniel Farr, Clive Brook; Al Brown, Dan Healy; James Dugan, Nat Pendleton; Hector Lee, Raymond Walburn; Flo, Dorothy Hall; Cynthia Dell, Hedda Harrigan; Parker. Lillian B. Tonge; Mrs. Playgate, Marguerite St. John; Hamilton Playgate, Hubert Druce; Mrs. Collop, Alice Hegeman; City Editor, Joe King; Rose, Helen Hawley; Barbara, Betty Bartley. "MAID TO ORDER"— Jesse Weil Prod.— From the story by Doris Denbo and A. J. Parsons. Directed by Elmer Clifton. The cast: Julian Eltinge, Julian Eltinge; Joyce Carlyle, Jane Reid; Shorty, Georgie Stone; Lolti Lorraine, Betty Boyd; McGuire, Jack Richardson; Harry, Al Hill; Detective Scranton , Kernan Cripps; Chief of Detectives, Charles Giblyn. "MEN WITHOUT WOMEN"— Fox.— From the story by John Ford and James K. McGuinness. Screen play by Dudley Nichols. Directed by John Ford. The cast: Chief Torpedoman Burke, Kenneth McKenna; Ensign Price, Frank Albertson; Handsome, Paul Page; Cobb, Walter McGrail; Kaufman, Warren Hymer; Costello, Farrell MacDonald; Jenkins, Stuart Erwin; Pollock, George LeGuere; Murphy, Ben Hendricks, Jr.; Winkler, Harry Tenbrook; Captain Carson, Roy Stewart; LI. Commander Bridenvell, Warner Richmond; Commander Weymouth, R. N., Charles Gerrard; Lieutenant Digby, R. N., Pat Somerset. "NIGHT RIDE"— Universal.— From the story by Henry La Cossitt. Adapted by Edward T. Lowe. Jr. Directed by John Robertson. The cast: Joe Rooker, Joseph Schildkraut; Ruth Kearns, Barbara Kent; Tony Garotta, Edward G. Robinson; BobO'Leary, Harry Stubbs; Captain O'Donnell, DeWitt Jennings; Blondie, Ralph Welles; Mac, Hal Price; Ed, George Ovey. "NO. NO, NANETTE"— First National.— From the musical comedy by Otto Harbach and Frank Mandel. Adapted by Howard E. Rogers. Directed by Clarence Badger. The cast: Nanette, Bernice Claire; Tom Trainor, Alexander Gray; Jim Smith, Lucien Littleneld; Sue Smith, Louise Fazenda; Lucille, Lilyan Tashman; Bill Early, Bert Roach; Pauline, ZaSu Pitts; Betty, Mildred Harris; Brady, Henry Stockbridge; Flora, Jocelyn Lee. "PAINTED ANGEL, THE"— First National.— From the story "Give This Little Girl a Hand" by Fannie Hurst. Directed by Millard Webb. The cast: Rodeo West, Billie Dove; Brood, Edmund Lowe; Oldfield, George MacFarlane; Pa Hudler, Farrell MacDonald; Ma Hudler, Cissy Fitzgerald; Sippie, Nellie Bly Baker; Joe, Will Stanton; Jule, Norman Selby; Sir Harry, Douglas Gerrard; Mac, Shep Camp; Singer, Peter Higgins; Dancer, Red Stanley. "PARADE OF THE WEST, THE"— Universal. — From the story by Bennett Cohen. Continuity by Bennett Cohen. Directed by Harry J. Brown. The cast: Bud Rand, Ken Maynard; Mary Owens, Gladys McConnell; Prof. Clayton, Otis Harlan; Stuffy, Frank Rice; Shorty, Bobbie Dunn; Billy Rand, Jackie HanIon; Copeland, Fred Burns; Sicily Joe, Frank Yaconelli; Dude, Stanley Blystone; Sambo, Blue Washington; "Tarzan," By Himself; "Man-Killer," "Rex," King of Wild Horses, "PARTY GIRL"— Tiffany-Stahl.— From the story "Dangerous Business" by Edwin Balmer. Adapted by Monte Katterjohn. Directed by Victor Halperin. The cast: Jay Rounlree, Douglas Fairbanks. Jr.; Ellen Powell, Jeanette Loff; Leeda Cather, Judith Bariie; Diana Hosier, Marie Prevost; Joint Rounlree, John Sainpolis; Mme. Lindsay, Almeda Fowler; Inspector Doyle. Charles Giblyn; Paul Nucasl, Lucien Prival; Loivry. Harry Northrup; Sam Melten Sam Blum; Miss Manning, Florence Dudley; Lew Slengle, Rolfe Sedan; Second Investigator, Sidney Dalbrook; Lew Albans, Hal Price. "PHANTOM IN THE HOUSE, THE"— Continental.— From the story by Andrew Soutar. Adapted by Arthur Hoerl. Directed by Phil Rosen. The cast: Paul Wallis, Ricardo Cortez; Dorothy Milburn, Nancy Welford; Boyd Milburn, Henry B. Walthall; Peggy Milburn. Grace Valentine; Judge Thompson Thos A Curran; "Biffer" Bill, Jack Curtis; Police Captain John Elliott. "RAMPANT AGE. THE"— Trem Carr.— From the story by Robert S. Carr. Adapted by Harry O. Hoyt. Directed by Phil Rosen. 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