Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1930)

Photoplay Magazine kor September, 19 •■PAR.\DISE ISLAND'— TiFFASv Prodi'ctions. — Kroin till' slory by M. B. Dearini:. AdaiHed bv Manto KalU-rjohn. Directed by Bert Glennon. Th ■ t-ail: Thorite. Kennetb Harlan; lUUn. Slarciline Day; Lulze. Tom Santschi; Brauly. Paul Hiiot; Popfi. Belly Boyd: Swtde. Vic Potel; Armslronii. Gladden James; Limey. Will Stanlon. "PARDOM MY GUN'"— Patiie.— From the slory by Belly Sc<)ll. Adapted by Hiigli CumminKs. Directed by R<>b.-rl De Lacy. The casl: Mary. Sally Starr; Ted. G.-orge Dunea; Peggy. Mona Ray; Jeff. Lee Moran; Dad Martin. Robert Edeson; Hank. Hank MacFarlane; Tom. Tom MacFarlane; Cooper. Harr>' Woods; Lightnin'. Sl<imT>ie; Denver, hvve Meehan; Tex. Ethan Laidlaw; Judv. Harrj Watson; Specially Numbers by Ida May Chadwict and Al "Rubber Legs" Norman; and Abe Lyman's Band. "R.\FFLES" — United Artists.— Based on the short stories by E. W. Hornung. From the play by E. \\\ Hornung and Eugene W. Presbrey. .Adapted by Sidney Howard. Directed by George Fitzniaiirice. The cast: Raffles. Ronald Cnlnian; Lady Ctien. Kav Francis; Deleclize McKenzie, Dayid Torrence; Elhel. Frances Dade; Lord Melrose. Frederick Kerr; Lady Melrose. .Alison Skipworth; Bunny. Brannvell Fletcher; Raffles' Vatel. Wilson Bengc; Crau'show, John Rogers. "RENO" — Sovo Art — World Wide. — From the slory by Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr.; .Adapted by l!arr\ Chandlee and Douglas W. Churchill. Directed by George Cr(-ne. The casl: Felecia Brett, Ruth Roland; Alex Brett. Montagu Love; Richard Belden. Kenneth Thomson; J. B. Berkley. Sam Hardy; .Inn Hodge. Alyce McCormack; Tom Hodge. Edward Hern; /.oo Featey. Doris Lloyd; Rita Rogers. Judith Vosselli; Marie, the maid. \'irginia Ainswolth; Mrs. Martin. Beulah Monroe; Bobby Brell. Douglas Scott; Judne Cooper. Emmett King; Prosecuting .illorney, Henry Hall; Defending .illorney, Gayne Whitman. "SCARLET PAGES"— First National.— From the play by Samuel Shipman and John B. H\mei. .Adapted by Walter .Anthony. Directed by' Rav Enright. The cast: Mary Bancroft. Elsie Fergu.son; Bo'i Lawrence. Grant Withers; Nora Mason. Marion Ni.xon; John Remington, John Hallidav; 5i5/<t Beatrice. Daisy Belmoie; Callahan. Donald Mackenzie; Car/o/Zo. Jean Barv;.l/r. J/ason. Wilbur Mack; .\trs. Mason. Charlotte Walker; Barnes. Neely Edwards; .\fiss Hutchison. Helen Ferguson; Murphy. Fred Kelsey; Judge. DcWitt Jennings. "SHOOTING STR.AICHT"— R.KDIO Pictures.— From the slor> by Barney Sareckv. .Adapted by J. WallL-r Ruben, Directed by Geoige -Archinbaud. The asl: La/ry SAcMon. Richard Dix; Dori'j PoiicH. Mar> Lawlor; Ret: Pmcell, James Ncill; Martin, Matliew Belz; Chick. George Cooper; Tommy Potfell. William Janney; Hagen, Robert E. O'Connor; Sterens, Clarence Wurtz; Spike, Eddie Sturgis; Bulch, Richard Curtis. "SINGER OF SEVILLE. THE"— M-G-M.— From the story by Dorothy Farnum. Directed by Charles Brabin. The cast: Juan, Ramon .Vovarro; Maria Dorothy Jordan; Esleban, Ernest 'Torrence; Mother Superior. Nance O'Neil; [.ola. Renee Adoree; La Rumbarita. Malhilde Comonl; linrique, Russell Hopton. "SISTERS" — CoLUMniA.— From the story by Ralph Graves. Adapted by Jo Swerling. Directi1 by James Flood. The casl: Sally. Sallv O'Neil; Molly. Molly O'Day; Eddie. Russell Gleason; John. Jason Robards; Tully. Morgan Wallace; Johnson. John Fee; Jones, Carl Stockdale. "SLUMS OF TOKYO"— ScHOCHiKO Film Co.— Edited by Joseph Fleischer. Directed by Teinosukc Kinogasa. The casl: 0-Kiku, .A. Tschihara; Rikiya. J. Bandoh; 0-Ume, Y. Ogawa; Policeman. I. Sohma. "SWEET MAMA"— First National.— From the 8lor> by Earl Baldwin. Screen version by Earl Baldwin. Diiectcd by Ed»^ard Cline. The cast: Goldie. Alice While; jimmy. Da\nd Manners' Joe Palmer. Kenneth Thomson; Lulu. Rita Flynii; .11 Hadrick, I^e Moran; Elmer. Richard Cramer; .Mack Robert Elliott. "SWEETHEARTS AND Wn'ES"— First National.— From the play "Other Men's Wives" by Waller Hackelt. Directed by Clarence Badger. The cast: The .Maid, Billie Dove; Reginald DeBretl Clive Brook; Anthony Peel. Sidney Blackmer; Sir John Deplford. Crauford Kent; Angela Worthing Leila Hyams; -Sam Horl/iinji!. John Lodcr; Maiire d'Holel. Fletcher Norton; Police Inspector. .Albert Gran; Gendarme, .Alplionsc Martell; Waiter, Rolfe Sedan. "TEMPTATION"— CoLifMBH.— From the storv by Leonaril Praskins. .Adapted by Leonard Praskins. Directed by E. Mason Hopper. The cast: Julia. Lois Wilson; Larry. LawTence Grav; 6am. Billv Bevan; Babe. Eileen Percy; Mame. Gertrude Bennett; Warden, Robert T. Haines; Manager Shipping Department, Jack Richardson. "THOSE WHO DANCE"— Warners.— From the slor> by George Kibbe Turner. Directed by William B-.:audine. The cast: A'ora Brady, Lila Lee; "Diamond Joe" Jennings. William Boj'd; Kitty. Betty Compson; Dan Hogan. .Monte Blue; Tim Brady. William Janney; "Big Ben" Benson, Wilfred Lucas; Pal Hogan. Cornelius Keefe; Captain O'Brien. De Wilt Jennings. "WAY OF ALL MEN. THE"— First National. — From the storj' by Henning Berger. Screen version by Bradley King. Directed by Frank Lloyd. The cast: iJi7/y Bear. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.; Poppy, Dorothy Revier; Slratton. Noah Beery; Frazer, .Anders Randolf; Swift, Robert Edeson; Preacher, William Courtnay; Nordling. William Orlamond; Priscilla. Julanne Johnston; Higgins. Ivan .Simpson; Sharp. Henry Kolker; Charlie, Wade Bolder. "WHAT MEN WANT"— Uno'ersal.From the story b> Warner Fabian. .Adapted by Dorotliv Yost and Jack Clymer. Directed b> Ernst Laemmle. The cast: Lee, Pauline Starke; Kendall Phillips, Ben Lynn; Belly, Barbara Kent; Halliard, Robert Ellis; Bunch, Hallam Coolcy; Mabel, Carmelita Geraghty. NeUon'j work (I) b». fort and (2) jflfr Federal School training. Now he DRAWS the things he Wants T OOK at drawing No. 1 above. -'-' Then compare it with No, 2 and note the improvement Federal School training has made in the work of Art Nelson, He formerly worked as a surveyor's assistant at $18,00 a week. Today as an illustrator he makes $65.00 a week. He says, "The Federal Schools made this possible through their training and co-operation as I had only average ability before enrolling as a student." Nelson is one of many young people making big money because of Federal training. Publishers buy millions of dollars worth of illustrations every year. If you like to draw, let your talent make your living. The Federal Course includes illustrating, cartooning, lettering, poster designing, window card illustrating, etc. Over fifty famous artists have contributed to the Federal Course. It's easy to learn the "Federal Home-Study Way." Test Your Drawing Talent How well can you draw? Will you make an artist? These questions are fully answered by our free Vocational Art Test, Send for it today. Get on the "Road to Bigger Things." Fill out the coupon now. Cy of Illustrating FEDEEAL SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATING, 9100 Federal School BIdg., Minneapolis. Minn. Please send your free book. "A Road to Bigger Things," together «ntU 'Vocational Art Test. How's this for a brace of twins? Helen and Elizabeth Keating, out of vaudevUle, are now toiling in Fox pictures. And when a director yells for Helen he is morally certain that Elizabeth answers, but he can't prove it! I Name Occupation j Address cnlion rllOTOI'LAY Jl.VGAZINE. Age..