Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1940)

Casts of Current Pictures "CHRISTMAS IN JULY"— Paramount.— Written and directed by Preston Sturges. Cast: Jimmy MacDonald, Dick Powell; Belly Casey, Ellen Drew; Dr. Parker, Raymond Walburn; Mr. Baxter, Ernest Truex; Mr. Schindel, Alexander Carr; Mr. Bildockcr, William Demarest. "CITY FOR CONQUEST"— Warners. — Screen play by John Wexley. From the novel by Aben Kandel. Directed by Anatole Litvak. Cast: Danny Kenny, James Cagney; Peggy Nash, Ann Sheridan; "Old Timer," Frank Craven; Scotly MacPherson, Donald Crisp; "Mull," Frank McHugh; Eddie Kenny, Arthur Kennedy; "Pinky," George Tobias; "Dutch," Jerome Cowan; "Googi," Elia Kazan; Murray Burns, Anthony Quinn; Gladys, Lee Patrick; Mrs. Nash, Blanche Yurka; "Goldie," George Lloyd; Lilly, Joyce Compton; Max Leonard, Thurston Hall; Cobb, Ben Welden; Salesman, John Arledge; Gaul, Ed Keane; Doctor, Selmer Jackson; Doctor, Joseph Crehan. "DISPATCH FROMREUTERS"— Warners. — Screen play by Milton Krims. From a story by Yalentine Williams and Wolfgang Wilhelm. Directed by William Dieterle. Cast: Julius Renter, Edward G. Robinson; Ida Magnus. Edna Best; Max Slargardt, Eddie Albert; Sir Randolph, Donald Crisp; Franz Geller, Albert Basserman; Dr. Magnus, Otto Kruger; Bauer,< Gene Lockhart; Delane, Montagu Love; Carew, James Stephenson; Ben Frey, Paul Irving; Bruce, David Bruce; Chemist, Ed McWade; Stem, Egon Brecher; Reingold, Frank Reicher; Renter (age 13), Dickie Moore; Star gar dt (age 14), Billy Dawson. "DOWN ARGENTINE WAY"— 20th Century-Fox.— Screen play by Darrell Ware and Karl Tunberg. From the story by Rian James and Ralph Spence. Directed by Irving Cummings. Cast: Ricardo Quintana, Don Ameche; Glenda Crawford, Betty Grable; Carmen Miranda, Herself; Binnie Crawford, Charlotte Greenwood; Casiano, J. Carrol Naish; Don Diego Quintana, Henry Stephenson; Helen Carson, Katharine Aldridge; Tito Acuna, Leonid Kinskey; Esteban, ChrisPin Martin; Jimmy Blake, Robert Conway; Sebastian, Gregory Gaye; Panchito, Bobby Stone; Ambassador, Charles Judels; Willis Crawford, Edward Fielding. "HONEYMOON FOR THREE"— Warners. — Screen play by Earl Baldwin. Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein. From the play by Alan Scott and George Haight. Directed by Lloyd Bacon. Cast: Kenneth Bixby, George Brent; Anne Rogers, Ann Sheridan; Harvey Wilson, Charlie Ruggles; Julie Wilson, Osa Massen; Elizabeth Clochessy, Jane Wyman; Arthur Westlake, William T. Orr; Mrs. Pettijohn, Lee Patrick; Chester T. Farringlon HI, Johnny Downs; Floyd Y. Ingram, Herbert Anderson; Lawyer, George Campeau; Lawyer, Peter Ashley; Bellboy, Jerry Fletcher; Maid, Phyllis Kennedy. "I'M STILL ALIVE"— RKORadio.— Screen play and story by Edmund North. Directed by Irving Reis. Cast: Steve Bonnet! , Kent Taylor; Laura Marley, Linda Hayes; Red Garvey, Howard de Silva; Waller Blake, Ralph Morgan; Tommy Briggs, Don Dillaway; Directors, Clay Clement and Fred Niblo. "LADDIE" — RKO-Radio. — Screen play by Bert Granet and Jerry Cady. From the novel by Gene Stratton-Porter. Directed by Jack Hively. Cast: Laddie, Tim Holt; Pamela, Virginia Gilmore; Sister, Joan Carroll; Mrs. Stanton, Spring Byington; Mr. Stanton, Robert Barrat; Sir. Pryor, Miles Mander; Bridgetle, Esther Dale; Leon, Sammy McKim; Shelley, Joan Brodel; Sally, Martha O'Driscoll; Peter Dover, Rand Brooks; Mrs. Pryor, Mary Forbes; Robert Pryor, Peter Cushing. "LEATHERPUSHERS, THE"— Universal — Screen play by Larry' Rhine. Ben Chapman and Maxwell Shane. From the original story by Larry Rhine and Ben Cliapman. Directed by John Rawlins. Cast: Dick Roberts, Richard Arlen; Andy Adams, Andy Devine; Pat Danbury, Horace MacMahon; Pete, Eddie Gribbon; Slick Connolly, Douglas Fowley; Slugger, Shemp Howard; Stevens, Charles D. Brown; Givanni, Noble "Kid" Chisseli; Tim Grogan, Bill MacGowan. "MARGIE" — -Universal. — Original story and screen play by Scott Darling and Erna Lazarus. Co-directed by Otis Garrett and Paul Gerard Smith. Cast: Bert Howard, Tom Brown; "Margie" Howard, Nan Grey; Ruth Langley, Joy Hodges; Gomez, Mischa Auer; Chauncey, Edgar Kennedy; Kenneth, Allen Jenkins; Joe, Eddie Quillan; Al, Wally Vernon; Dixon, Richard Lane. "MELODY AND MOONLIGHT"— Republic. — Screen play by Bradford Ropes. From the original story by David Silverstein. Directed by Joseph Santley. Cast: Danny O'Brian, Johnny Downs; Adelaide Barnetl, Barbara Allen; Abner Kellogg, Jerry Colonna; Kay Barnetl. Jane Frazee; Ginger, Mary Lee; Butch Reilly, Frank Jenks. Gloria, Claire Carleton; Otis Barnetl, Jonathan Hale; Slandish Prescott, Marten Lamont. "MEXICAN SPITFIRE OUT WEST"— RKORadio. — Screen play by Charles E. Roberts and Jack Townley. From the original story by Charles E. Roberts. Directed by Leslie Goodwins. Cast: Carmelita, Lupe Velez; Uncle Mat and Lord Epping, Leon Errol; Dennis, Donald Woods; Aunt Delia, Elisabeth Risdon; Chumley, Cecil Kellaway; Elizabeth, Linda Hayes; Lady Epping, Lydia Bilbrook. "MOON OYER BURMA" — Paramount. — Screen play by Frank Wead, W. P. Lipscomb and Harry Clork. Based on a story by Wilson Collison. Directed by Louis King. Cast: Aria Dean, Dorothy Lamour; Chuck Lane, Robert Preston; Bill Gordon, Preston Foster; Cynthia Harmon, Doris Nolan; Basil Renner, Albert Basserman; Stephen Harmon, Cecil Kellaway; Art Bryan, Addison Richards. "NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE"— Paramount. — Original screen play by Alan Le May. Jesse Lasky Jr.. and C. Gardner Sullivan. Produced and directed by Cecil B. De Mille. Cast; Dusty Rivers, Gary Cooper; April Logan, Madeleine Carroll; Louvelle Corbeau, Paulette Goddard; Sergeant Jim Bret, Preston Foster; Jacques Corbeau, George Bancroft; Constable Ronnie Logan, Robert Preston; Dan Duroc, Akim Tamiroff; Tod Me Duff, Lynne Overman; Louis Riel, Francis McDonald; Inspector Cabot, Montagu Love; Big Bear, Walter Hampden; Shorty, Lon Chaney Jr. "PHILADELPHIA STORY, THE"— M-G-M. — Screen play by Donald Ogden Stewart. Based on the play by Philip Barry. Directed by George Cukor. Cast: C. K. Dexter Haven, Cary Grant; Tracy Lord, Katharine Hepburn; Macaulay Connor, James Stewart; Elizabeth Imbrie, Ruth Hussey; George Kittredge, John Howard; Uncle Willie Roland Young; Seth Lord, John Halliday; Margaret Lord, Mary Nash; Dinah Lord, Virginia Weidler; Sidney Kidd, Henry Daniell; Edward, Lionel Pape; Thomas, Rex Evans. "QUEEN OF THE YUKON"— Monogram — Screen play by Joseph West. From the original story by Jack London. Directed by Phil Rosen. Cast: Ace, Charles Bickford; Sadie, Irene Rich; Thorne, Melvin Lang; Grub, George Cleveland; Stake, Guy Usher; Helen, June Carlson; Bob, Dave O'Brien; Carson, Tris Coffin. "SKY MURDER"— M-G-M.— Original screen play by William R. Lipman. Directed by George B. Seitz. Cast: Nick Carter, Walter Pidgeon; Bartholomew, Donald Meek; Pal Evans, Karen Verne; Cortland Grand, Edward Ashley; Christine Cross, Joyce Compton; Andrew Hendon, Tom Conway; Senator Monrose, George Lessey; Kalhe, Dorothy Tree; Dr. Crallan, Frank Reicher; Sheriff Beckwilh, Chill Wills; Judge Whilmore, George Watts; Kuse, Byron Foulger; Gus. William Tannen; Brock, Milton Parsons; Sieve, Tom Neal; Brucker, Lucien Prival. "SPRING PARADE" — Universal. — Screen play by Bruce Manning and Felix Jackson. From the original story by Ernst Marischka. Directed by Henry Koster. Cast: Ilonka Tolnay, Deanna Durbin; Harry Marten, Robert Cummings; Gustav, Mischa Auer; Max and Moritz, Butch and Buddy; Jenny, Anne Gwynne; Emperor Franz Josef, Henry Stephenson; Pepi, Walter Catlett; Laci Teschek, S. Z. Sakall; Von Zimmerl, Samuel S. Hinds; Count Zorndorf, Allyn Joslyn ; The Major, Reginald Denny. "STRIKE UP THE BAND" — M-G-M. — Original screen play by John Monks Jr.. and Fred Finklehoffe. Directed by Busby Berkeley. Cast: Jimmy Connors, Mickey Rooney; Mary Holden, Judy Garland; Paul Whileman, Himself; Barbara Frances Morgan, June Preisser; Phillip Turnet , William Tracy; Willie Brewster, Larry Nunn; Annie, Margaret Early; Mrs. Connors, Ann Shoemaker; Mr. Judd, Francis Pierlot; Mrs. May Holden, Virginia Brissac; Mr. Morgan, George Lessey; Mrs. Morgan, Enid Bennett; Doctor, Howard Hickman; Miss Hodges, Sara Edwards; Mr. Holden, Milton Kibbee; Mrs, Brewster, Helen Jerome Eddy. "WESTERNER. THE" — Samuel GoldwynUnited Artists. — Screen play by Jo Swerling and Niven Busch. Based upon an original story by Stuart Lake. Directed by William Wyler. Cast: Cole Harden, Gary Cooper; Judge Roy Bean, Walter Brennan; Caliphet Mathews, Fred Stone; Jane-Ellen Matheivs, Doris Davenport; Wade Harper, Forrest Tucker; Lily Langtry, Lilian Bond; Chickenfool, Paul Hurst; Southeast, Chill Wills; Mori Borrow, Charles Halton; King Evans, Tom Tyler; Teresita, Lupita Tovar; Bart Cobble, Dana Andrews; Juan Gomez, Julian Rivero; Homesteader, Roger Gray; 2nd Homesteader, Arthur Aylesworth; Shad Wilkins, Trevor Burdette. "WYOMING"— M-G-M.— Screen play by Jack Jevne and Hugo Butler. From the original story by Jack Jevne. Directed by Richard Thorpe. Cast: "Reb" Harkness, Wallace Beery; Pete Marillo, Leo Carrillo; Lucy Kincaid, Ann Rutherford; Sergeant Connelly, Lee Bowman; John Buckley, Joseph Calleia; Jimmy Kincaid, Bobs Watson; General Custer, Paul Kelly; Mehitable, Marjorie Main; Sheriff, Henry Travels. "YOUTH WILL BE SERVED"— 20th Century-Fox.— Screen play by Wanda Tuchock. From the story by Ruth Fasken and Hilda Vincent. Directed by Otto Brower. 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