Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1940)

Casts of Current Pictures "ANNE OF WINDY POPLARS" — RKORadio. — Screen play by Michael Kanin and Jerry Cady. From the novel by L. M. Montgomery. Directed by Jack Hively. Cast: Anne Shirley, Anne Shirley; Tony Pr ingle, James Ellison; Matey, Henry Travers; Gilbert Blythe, Patric Knowles; Jabez Monkman, Slim Summerville; Rebecca, Elizabeth Patterson; Catherine Pringle, Louise Campbell; Betty Grayson, Joan Carroll; Ernestine Pringle, Katharine Alexander; Kate, Minnie Dupree; Airs. Stephen Pringle, Alma Kruger; Jen Pringle, Marcia Mae Jones; Hester Pringle, Ethel Griffies; Mrs. Morton Pringle, Clara Blandick. "BABIES FOR SALE"— Columbia.— Screen play by Robert D. Andrews and Joseph Carole. From the story by Robert Chapin. Directed by Charles Barton. Cast: Ruth Williams, Rochelle Hudson; Sieve Burton, Glenn Ford; Dr. Rankin, Miles Mander; Dr. Gaines, Joseph Stefani; Miss Talbot, Georgia Caine; Edith Drake, Isabel Jewell; Gerda Bonaker, Eve Hyde; Mr. Kingsley, Selmer Jackson; Mrs. Kingsley, Mary Currier; Mr. Edwards, Edwin Stanley. "BRIDE WORE CRUTCHES, THE"— 20th Century-Fox. — Screen play by Ed Verdier. From the original story by Ed Verdier and Alan Drady. Directed by Shepard Traube. Cast: Midge Lambert, Lynne Roberts; Johnny Dixon, Ted North; Captain McGuire, Edgar Kennedy; Pete, Robert Armstrong; Flannel-mouth, Lionel Stander; Bill Daly, Richard Lane; E. J. Randall, Grant Mitchell; Whispers, Harry Tyler; Dick Williams, Edmund MacDonald; Brains, Horace MacMahon; Max, Anthony Caruso; Harvey, Billy Mitchell. "CAPTAIN IS A LADY, THE"— M-G-M — Screen play by Harry Clork. Based on the play "Old Lady 31" by Rachel Crothers and the novel by Louise Forsslund. Directed by Robert B. Sinclair. Cast: Captain Abe Peabody, Charles Coburn; Angie Peabody, Beulah Bondi; Mary Peabody, Virginia Grey; Nancy Crocker, Helen Broderick; Blossy Slort, Billie Burke; Perth Nickerson, Dan Dailey, Jr.; Abigail Morrow, Helen Westley; Sarah May Willett, Marjorie Main; Mrs. Homans, Cecil Cunningham; Samuel Darby, Clem Bevans. "CROOKED ROAD, THE" — Republic. — Screen play by Garnett Weston and Joseph Krumgold. Original story and adaptation by E. E. Paramore Jr. and Richard Blake. Directed by Phil Rosen. Cast: John Vincent, Edmund Lowe; Louise, Irene Hervey; Bob Trent, Henry Wilcoxon; Nick Romero, Paul Fix; Gobel, Arthur Loft. "CROSS-COUNTRY ROMANCE" — RKORadio. — Screen play by Jerry Cady and Bert Granet. From the novel "Highway to Romance" by Eleanor Browne. Directed by Frank Woodruff. Cast: Larry, Gene Raymond; Diane, Wendy Barrie; Mrs. North, Hcdda Hopper; Orestes, Billy Gilbert; Walter Corbetl, George P. Huntley; Conway, Berton Churchill; Pete, Tom Dugan; First Cop, Edgar Dearing; Second Cop, Frank Sully. "DR. CHRISTIAN MEETS THE WOMEN" — RKO-Radio. — Original screen play by Marion Orth. Directed by William McGann. Cast: Dr. Paul Christian, Jean Hersholt; Judy Price, Dorothy Lovett; George Browning, Edgar Kennedy; Prof, Kenneth Parker, Rod LaRocque; Bill Ferris, Frank Albertson; Kitty Brcr.vning, Marilyn Merrick; Mrs. Hastings, Maude Eburne; Carol Compton. Veda Ann Borg; Martha Browning, Lelah Tyler; Dr. Webster, William Gould; Annie, Phyllis Kennedy; Alice Mason, Bertha Priestley; Gladys Mason, Diedra Vale; Ed, Heinie Conklin. "FUGITIVE, THE"— An English Production released by Universal. — Adaptation and scenario by Brian Desmond Hurst, Patrick Kirwan and Terence Young. From the novel by Frederick Lawrence Green. Directed by Brian Desmond Hurst. Cast: Will KoHing, Ralph Richardson; Kit Kobling, Diana Wynyard; Jirnsey Jones, Romney Brent; Lizzie Crane, Mary Clare; Pilleger, Henry Oscar; Jim Smith, Dave Crowley. "FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE, A" —Warners.— Screen play by Alex Gottleib. From an original story by Leonard Neubauer. Directed by Terry Morse. Cast: Dan Miller, Roger Pryor; Janet Martin, Lucile Fairbanks; Ziggy, Eddie Foy Jr.; Ruby Patterson, Sheila Bromley; "Julie" Alexander, Morgan Conway; Lee Leslie, Donald Douglas; Mark Rogers, John Gallaudet; Mrs. Leslie, Lottie William-; Hinky-Dink, Joe Devlin; Zorilla, Stevan Darrell; Gorwin, John Harmen; Murphy, Robert E. O'Connor; Corkery, Thomas Jackson. "I WANT A DIVORCE"— Paramount.— Screen play by Frank Butler. Based on a story by Adela Rogers St. John. Directed by Ralph Murphy. Cast: Geraldine (Jerr\) Brokaw, Joan Blondell; Alan MacNally, Dick Powell; Wanda Holland, Gloria Dickson; J ef>' Oilman, Frank Fay; Grandma Brokaw, Jessie Ralph; David Holland, Sr., Conrad Nagel; Erskine Brandon, Sidney Blackmer; "Peppy" Gilman. Dorothy Burgess; David Holland, Jr., Mickey Kuhn; Grandpa Brokaw, Harry Davenport. "MARYLAND" — 20th Century-Fox. — Original screen play by Ethel Hill and Jack Andrews. Directed by Henry King. Cast: William Stewart, Walter Brennan; Charlotte Danfield, Fay Bainter; Linda, Brenda Joyce; Lee Danfield, John Payne; Dick Piper, Charlie Ruggles; Hallie, Hattie McDaniel; Georgie Tomlin, Marjorie Weaver; Spencer Danfield, Sidney Blackmer; Shadrach, Ben Carter; Dogface, Ernest Wiiitman; Buckman, Paul Harvey; Tom Bolton, Robert Lowery; Judge, Spencer Charters; Announcer, Ed Thorgersen; Doctor, Stanley Andrews; Diggs, Erville Alderson; \narian, Frank Thomas; Sheriff, Cliff Clark; Mrs. Carnnglon, Grace Hayle; John Addison, William Davidson; Reverend Bitters, Clarence Muse; Naomi, Madame Sul-te-wan, "MILLIONAIRES IN PRISON" — RKORadio. — Screen play by Lynn Root and Frank Fenton. From a story by Martin Mooney. Directed by Ray McCarey. Cast: Nick, Lee Tracy; Helen, Linda Hayes; Vander, Raymond Walburn; Brent, Morgan Conway; Collins, Truman Bradley; May, Virginia Vale; Happy, Cliff Edwards; Ox, Paul Guilfoyle; Kellogg, Thurston Hall; Keats. Chester Clute; Professor, Shemp Howard; S.O.S., Horace MacMahon; Hammond, Thomas E. Jackson; Brody, Elliott Sullivan; Dr. Lindsey, Selmer Jackson. 12. NEW KIND OF VACUUM CLEANER! You know how a vacuum cleaner sucks dust and dirt from rugs and furniture! Well, here's the same principle in "Vac" — a tiny rubber vacuum for the skin. Your own fingers make the vacuum, whipping up circulation as they go and banishing the bugaboo of wrinkles. Use it with a nourishing cream. $1.25 at Bloomingdale's, N. Y. 13. A GOOD TRAVELER! Cutex supplies the grandest little kit to arm collegiennes with what they'll need for nice-looking nails at school. "TwinKit," it's called, and it stores a bottle of "Rumpus" or "Riot" (newest Cutex polishes), a bottle of oily polish remover and a roll of cotton. Handy to have and easy to buy at 35c the kit. 14. GENTLE PERSUADER Who'd have thought that 4'/2 ounces of petal-pink flower-perfumed rubber packed in a pretty flowered case could be such a controlling influence in a college girl's life! But it is — when it's Kleinert's "Sporttime" pantie-girdle, a supple, satin restrainer that's easy to wear, to wash and to dry, and never, never rolls into a tire at the top. $1 at Bloomingdale's, N. Y. 15. THE ULTIMATE LUXURY How would you like to have five pounds of perfumed bath crystals sitting on your bathroom shelf! Put it this way — who wouldn't? Well, you can, because Wrisley has just put out a five-pound bag of perfumed, water-softening salts in a fresh new odor, apple blossom. For less than 70c, you can be a scented siren, too! 16. NEW! THE CROTCH-ZIP GIRDLE Clothes are so efficient these days — we can hardly keep up with the improvements! Newest of all is Sheer Mold's "Crotch-Zip" pantie-girdle of petal pink Leno and satin Lastex. A feather-weight crotch-zipper puts an end to the tugging and straining that results in broken fingernails. $5 at Bullock's, Los Angeles. 17. HOT TAMALE All this talk about South America set Coty to thinking about South American beauties. The next step was a magnificent South American make-up, "Tamale," vivid, vibrant, fine for blondes or brunettes, smart with black or white or midway colors. Try it. The powder ("Air-Spun") $1; rouge, 50c; lipstick, 50c and $1. B. Altman & Co., New York. 18. CORN CONSUMERS, ATTENTION! Corn-on-the-cob fanciers will cheer for Carole Stupell's new corn-eating accessories— a crystal dish that looks like an ear of corn itself, with a special well for butter, 75c. Also two tiny Sterling silver picks that grip the corn and keep your digits tidy, $1.65 pr. Even the fastidious can come clean through a corn-eating orgy! Carole Stupell, New York. "MORTAL STORM, THE"— M-G-M.— Screen play by Claudine West, Andersen Ellis and George Froeschel. Based on the book by Phyllis Bottome. Directed by Frank Borzage. Cast: Freya Roth, Margaret Sullavan; Martin Breilner, James Stewart; Fritz Marberg, Robert Young; Professor Roth, Frank Morgan; Olio Von Rohn, Robert Stack; Elsa, Bonita Granville; Mrs. Roth, Irene Rich; Erich Von Rohn, William T. Orr; Mrs. Breilner, Maria Ouspenskaya; Rudi, Gene Reynolds; Rector, Russell Hicks; Lehman, William Edmunds; Maria, Esther Dale; Holl. Dan Dailey, Jr.; Professor Berg, Granville Bates; Professor Werner, Thomas Ross; Franz, Ward Bond; Theresa, Sue Moore; 2nd Colleague, Harry Depp; 3rd Colleague, Julius Tannen; 4th Colleague, Gus Glassmire. "MY LOVE CAME BACK"— Warners.— Screen play by Michael Hogan. From an original story by Walter Reisch. Directed by Kurt Bernhardt. Cast: Amelia Cullen, Olivia de Havilland; Tony Baldwin, Jeffrey Lynn; Julius M alette, Charles Winninger; Dusty Rhodes, Eddie Albert; Joy O'Keefe, Jane Wyman; Mrs. Malette, Spring Byington; Paul Malette, William Orr; Valerie Malette, Ann Gillis; Ludwig, S. Z. Sakall. "NEW MOON "—M-G-M.— Screen play by Jacques Deval and Robert Arthur. Based on the musical operetta "New Moon." Directed by Robert Z. Leonard. Cast: Marianne De Beaumanoir, Jeanette MacDonald; Charles, Nelson Eddy; Valerie De Rossac, Mary Boland; Vicomle Ribaud, George Zucco; Father Michel, H. B. Warner; Governor of New Orleans, Grant Mitchell; Tambour, Stanley Fields; Alexander, Richard Purcell; Pierre Brugnon, John Miljan; Guizol, Ivan Simpson; Pierre, William Tannen; Julie, Bunty Cutler; Monsieur Du Bois, Claude King; Governor's Wife, Cecil Cunningham; Maurice, Joe Yule; Ship's Captain, George Irving; Captain De Jean, Edwin Maxwell. "OUT WEST WITH THE PEPPERS"— Columbia. — Screen play by Harry Rebuas. Based upon a book by Margaret Sidney. Directed by Charles Barton. Cast: /Jo//y Pepper, Edith Fellows; Phronsie Pepper, Dorothy Ann Seese; Mrs. Pepper, Dorothy Peterson; Ben Pepper, Charles Peck; Joey Pepper, Tommy Bond; Davie Pepper, Bobby Larson; Jim Anderson, Victor Kilian; Alice Anderson, Helen Brown; Ole, Emory Parnell; Mr. King, Pierre Watkin; Jasper King, Ronald Sinclair; Caleb, Walter Soderling; Tom, Roger Gray. "POP ALWAYS PAYS" — RKO-Radio. — Screen play by Charles E. Roberts. From the story by Arthur J. Beckhard. Directed by Leslie Goodwins. Cast: Henry Brewster, Leon Errol; Jeff Thompson, Dennis O'Keefe; Edna Brewster, Adele Pearce; Tommy Lane, Walter Catlett; Mrs. Brewster, Marjorie Gateson: Murphy, Tom Kennedy; Mr. Oberlon, Robert Middlemass. "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" — M-G-M — Screen play by Aldous Huxley and Jane Murfin. Based upon the dramatization of Jane Austen's novel written by Helen Jerome. Directed by Robert Z. Leonard. Cast: Elisabeth Bennel, Greer Garson; Mr. Darcy, Laurence Olivier; Mrs. Bennel, Mary Boland; Lady Catherine De Bourgh, Edna May Oliver; Jane Bennel, Maureen O'Sullivan; Lydia Bennel, Ann Rutherford; Miss Bingley, Frieda Inescort; Mr. Bennel, Edmund Gwenn; Mrs. Collins, Karen Morley; Kitty Bennel, Heather Angel; Mary Bennel. Marsha Hunt; Mr. Bingley, Bruce Lester; Mr. Wickham, Edward Ashley; Mr. Collins, Melville Cooper; Mr. Denny. Marten Lamont; Sir William Lucas, E. E. Clive; Mrs. Phillips, May Beatty; Lady Lucas, Marjorie Wood. "PRIVATE AFFAIRS"— Universal.— Screen play by Leonard Spigelgass and Charles Grayson. Directed by Albert S. Rogell. Cast: Jane Bullcrton, Nancy Kelly; Amos Bullerlon, Roland Young; Angus McPherson, Hugh Herbert; Jimmy Nolan, Robert Cummings; Noble Bullerlon, Montagu Love; Herbert Stanley, C. P. Huntley, Jr. "QUEEN OF THE MOB"— Paramount — Screen play by Horace McCoy and William R. Lipman. From J. Edgar Hoover's "Persons In Hiding." Directed by James Hogan. Cast: Scott Lanzham. Ralph Bellamy; Bert Webster, William Henry; Tom Webster, Paul Kelly; Ethel Webster, Jean Cagney; Ma Webster, Blanche Yurka; Mrs. Emily Sturgis, Hedda Hopper; Ross Waring, Jack Carson; Eddie Webster, James Seay; Charlie Webster, Richard Denning. "SEA HAWK, THE"— Warners.— Screen play by Seton I. Miller and Howard Koch. Directed by Michael Curtiz. Cast: Francis Thorpe, Errol Flynn; Dona Maria, Brenda Marshall; Don Alvarez, Claude Rains; Sir John Burleson, Donald Cri-p; Queen Elizabeth, Flora Rob-on; Carl Put, Alan Hale; Lord Wolfingham, Henry Daniell; King Phillip II, Montagu Love; Captain Lopez, Gilbert Roland; Miss Latham, Una O'Connor; Danny Logan, William Lundigan; Abbott, James Stephenson; Frobisher, Robert Warwick; Hawkins, Guy Bellis; Eli Matson, J. M. Kerrigan; Oliver Scott, Julien Mitchell; Arnold Boggs, Clyde Cooke; Eph Winters, Herbert Anderson; Peralta, Ian Keith; Darnell, Frederick Warlock; Hormiston, Ian MacLaren; William Titttle, Clifford Brooke; Kroner, Francis McDonald; Martin Burke, David Bruce; Barrett, Frank Wilcox; Chartmaker, Alac Craig. "STREET OF MEMORIES'— 20th CenturyFox. — Original screen play by Robert Lee and Frederic I. Rinaldo. Directed by Shepard Traube. Cast: Catherine Foster, Lynne Roberts; Harry Brent, Guy Kibbee; Joe Mason, John McGuire; Mike Sullivan, Ed Gargan; Mr. Foster, Hobart Cavanaugh; Mr. Grower, Jerome Cowan; Mr. Havens, Charles Waldron; Student Barber, Sterling Holloway; Tommy, Scotty Beckett. "THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT"— Warners.— Screen play by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. From the novel by A. I. Bezzerides. Directed by Raoul Walsh. Cast: Cassie Hartley, Ann Sheridan; Joe Fabrini, George Raft; Paul Fabrini, Humphrey Bogart; Lana Carlsen, Ida Lupino; Ed Carlsen, Alan Hale; Pearl Fabrini, Gale Page; Irish MeGum, Roscoe Karns; Harry McNamara, John Litel; Farnsworlh, Charles Halton. "TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS"— RKORadio. — Adaptation and screen play by Walter Ferris & Frank Cavett and Gene Towne & Graham Baker. From the book by Thomas Hughes. Directed by Robert Stevenson. Cast: Dr. Arnold, Sir Cedric Hardwicke; East, Freddie Bartholomew; Tom Brown, Jimmy Lydon; Mrs. Arnold, Josephine Hutchinson; Flashman, Billy Halop; Sally, Polly Moran; Walker, Hughie Green; Squire Brown, Ernest Cossart; Old Thomas, Alec Craig; Effie, Gale Storm; Old Grimey, Barlowe Borland; Coachman, Forrester Harvey; Farmer Jenkins, Leonard Willey; Old Brooke, Ian Fulton. 92 W. F. KALL PRINTING CO. PHOTOPLAY