Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1930)

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Morgan; Count Peter, Burr Macintosh; Azamal, James Bradbury, Jr.; Ali-Bek, Stan Laurel; Marza-Bek, Oliver Hardy. "ROYAL BOX, THE"— Warners.— From the play by Charles Coghlan. Screen play by Murray Roth. Adapted by Edward Joseph and Arthur Hurley. Directed by Bryan Foy. The cast: Edmund Kean, Alexander Moissi; Alice Doren, Camilla Horn; Salomon, Lew Hcarn; Countess Toeroek, Elsa Ersi; H.R.H. Prince of Wales, William F. Schoeller; Count Toeroek, Egon Breeder; Lady Robert, Leni Stengel; Lord Melvill. Carlos Zizold ; Mrs. Barker, Greta Meyer; Tommy \Vidgettst William Gade; Bailiff, Siegfried Rumann. "SALLY" — First National. — From the musical comedy by Guy Bolton and Jerome ICern. Screen version by Waldemar Young. Directed by John Francis Dillon. The cast: Sally, Marilyn Miller; Blair Farquar, Alexander Gray; Connie (The Grand Duke), Joe E. Brown; Otis Hooper, T. Roy Barnes; Rosie, his girlfriend. Pert Kclton; "Pops" Shendorff, Ford Sterling; Mrs. Ten Brock, Maude Turner GordonMarcia, her daughter, Nora Lane; John Farquar, Blair's father, E. J. RatclirTe; The Old Roui, Jack Duffy. "SECOND CHOICE'*— Warners. — From the story by Elizabeth Alexander. Scenario by Joseph Jackson. Directed by Howard Bretherton. The cast: Vallery Grove, Dolores Costello; Don Warren, Chester Morris; Owen Mallory, Jack Mulhall; Madge, Charlotte Merriam; Ned Pemberton, Jimmie Clemons; Mr. Grove, Henry Stockbridge; Beth, Edna Murphy; Salterle, Edward Martindel; Edilh Pemberton, Ethlyn Claire; Mrs. Grove, Anna Chance; Mrs. Jones, Louise Lester. "SO THIS IS PARIS GREEN"— ParamountChristie. — From the story by Kenyon Nicholson. Adapted by Colin Clements. Directed by William Watson. The cast: Mimi, Louise Fazenda; Bobo, -Bert Roach; Pierre, George E. Stone; Kiki, Yola D'Avril. "STREET OF CHANCE" — Paramount. — From the story by Oliver H. P. Garrett. Screen play by Howard Estabrook. Directed by John Cromwell. The cast: John B. Marsden {Natural Davis), William Powell; Judith Marsden, Jean Arthur; Alma Marsden, Kay Francis; "Babe" Marsden, Regis Toomey; Dorgan, Stanley Fields; Al Mastick, Brooks Benedict; Mrs. Mastick, Bettv Francisco; Tony. John Risso; Miss Abrams, Joan Standing; Nick, Maurice Black; Harry, Irving Bacon. "TALK OF HOLLYWOOD, THE"— Sono ArtWorld Wipe. — From the story by Mark Sandrich. Directed by Mark Sandrich. The cast: J. Pierpont Ginsburg, Nat Carr; Adore Renee, Fay Marbe; Ruth, Hope Sutherland; John Applegate, Sherline Oliver; Edward Hamilton, Ed LeSaint; Reginald Wkillock, Gilbert Marbe; The Butler, John Troughton. "THEY LEARNED ABOUT WOMEN"— M-GM. — From the story by A. P. Younger. Scenario by Sarah Y. Mason. Directed by Jack Conway and Sam Wood. The cast: Jack, Joe Schenck; Jerry, Gus Van; Mary, Bessie Love; Daisy, Mary Doran; Stafford, J. C. Nugent; Sam, Benny Rubin; Tim, Tom Dugan; Brennan, Eddie Gribbon; Haskins, Francis X. 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