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"CITY STREETS"— Columbia— Story by I. Bernstein. Screen play by Fred Niblo, Jr.. and Lou Breslow. Directed by Albert S. Rogell. The Cast: Winnie Brady, Edith Fellows; Joe Carmine, Leo Carrillo; Tommy Devlin, Tommy Bond; Mrs. Devlin, Mary Gordon; Miss North, Helen Jerome Eddy; Mike Shanahan, Joseph King; Father Ryan, Frank Sheridan; Dr. Goodman, Arthur Loft; Lupo, George Humbert; Dr. Fernac Waller, Frank Reicher; Mrs. Graham, Grace Goodall. FAST COMPANY"— M-G-M — Screen play y Marco Page and Harold Tarshis. From the book y Marco Page. Directed by Edward Buzzell. The Cast: Joel Sloane, Melvyn Douglas; Garda Sloane, Florence Rice; Julia Thorne, Claire Dodd; Ned Morgan, Shepperd Strudwick; Elias Z. Bannerman, Louis Calhern; Paul Terison, Nat Pendleton; Arnold Stamper, Douglas Dumbrille; Leah Brockler, George Zucco; Steve Langner, Minor Watson; Lieut. James Flanner, Donald Douglas; Sidney Z. Wheeler, Dwight Frye; District Attorney MacMillen, Thurston Hall; Danny Scoaldo, Horace MacMahon. "HAVING WONDERFUL TIME" — RKO Radio.— Original play by Arthur Kober. Screen play by Arthur Kober. Directed by Alfred Santell. The Cast: Teddy Shaw, Ginger Rogers; Chick Kirkland, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.; Fay Coleman, Peggy Conklin; Itchy Faulkner, Richard "Red" Skelton; Miriam, Lucille Ball; Henrietta, Eve Arden; P. I'. Rogers, Donald Meek; Gus, Grady Sutton; Buzzy Armbruster, Lee Bowman; Mamma Shaw, Leona Roberts; Dad Shaw, Harlan Briggs; Emma Shaw, Inez Courtney; Charlie Shaw, Dean Jagger; Mabel Shaw, Juanita Quigley; Vivian Branner, Ann Miller; Henry Branner, Kirk Windsor; Maxine, Dorothea Kent; Emil Bealty, Charles Lane; Mac Pangborn, Allan Lane; Mr. G., Clarence Wilson; Mrs. G., Margaret McWade; Shrimpo, Shimen Ruskin; Waiters, Russell Gleason, Gaylord Pendleton, Jack Chapin, Wesley Barry and Ben Hall; Harvest Moon Kids, Walter Cosden, Agnes Melcoll and The Vagabonds; Grace, Mary Bovard; Singer, Jane Rhodes; Frances, Dorothy Tree; Mrs. Tannenbaum. 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The Cast: Margie Ross, Gloria Stuart; Barney, Michael Whalen; Dutch Moran, Douglas Fowley; Johnny Martin, Robert Kellard; Snapper, Chick Chandler; Polly, Jane Darwell; Helen Thomas, Jean Roger-; Muriel, June Gale; Peggy Norton, Ruth Hussey; Capt. Collins, Cliff Clark; Blackie, Peter Lynn; Eddie, Edward Marr; Phillip Gregory, Lester Matthews. "MY BILL"— Warners.— Screen play by Vincent Sherman and Robertson White. From the play "Courage," by Tom Barry. Directed by John Farrow. The Cast: Mary Colbrook, Kay Francis; Gwen Colbrook, Bonita Granville; Muriel Colbrook, Anita Louise; Reginald Colbrook, Bobby Jordon; Mr. Rudlin, John Litel; Bill Colbrook, Dickie Moore; Beulah, Bernice Pilot; Lynn Wittard, Maurice Murphy; Aunt Caroline, Elizabeth Risdon; Mrs. Crosby, Helena Phillips Evans; Florist, John Ridgely; Secretary, Jan Holm; Jenner, Sidney Bracy. "PASSPORT HUSBAND"— 20th CenturyFox. — Based on an original story by Hilda Stone. Screen play by Karen De Wolf and Robert Chapin. Directed by James Tinling. The Cast: Henry Cabot, Stuart Erwin; Mary Jane Clayton, Pauline Moore; Tiger Martin, Douglas Fowley; Conchita Monlez, Joan Woodbury; Ted Markson, Robert Lowery; Blackie Bennet, Harold Huber; Spike, Edward S. Brophy; H. C. Walton. Paul McVey; Bull, Lon Chaney, Jr.; Duke Selton, Joseph Sawyer. "PROFESSOR, BEWARE"— Harold LloydParamount. — Screen play by Delmer Daves and Jack Cunningham. Original story by Crampton Harris, Francis M. and Marian B. Cockrell. Directed by Elliott Nugent. The Cast: Professor Dean Lambert, Harold Lloyd; Jane Van Buren, Phyllis Welch; Judge Marshall, Raymond Walburn; Groom, Sterling Halloway; Jerry, Lionel Stander; "Snoop" Donlan, William Frawley; Bride, Mary Lou Lender; Penn. Cop No. 1, Guinn (Big Boy) Williams; Penn. Cop No. 2, Ward Bond; Sheriff, Spencer Charters; Landlady, Clara Blandick; Mr. In n Buren, Thurston Hall; Mrs. Pitts, Cora Witherspoon. "ROMANCE OF THE LIMBERLOST" — Monogram. — Screen play by Marian Orth. From an original story, "Her Father's Daughter," by Gene StrattonPorter. Directed by William Nigh. The Cast: Laurie, Jean Parker; Wayne, Eric Linden; Chris, Hollis Jewell; Nora, Marjorie Main; Corson, Edward Pawley; Mrs. Parker, Betty Blythe; Nathan, George Cleveland; Sarah, Sarah Padden; Judge, Guy Usher; Abner, jack Kennedy; Ruth, Jean O'Neill; Jones, Harry Harvey. "SHOPWORN ANGEL, THE"— M-G-M.— Screen play by Waldo Salt. From a story by Dana Burnet. Directed by H. C. Potter. The Cast: Daisy Heath, Margaret Sullavan; Bill Pelligrew, James Stewart; Sam Bailey, Walter Pidgeon; Martha, Hattie McDaniel; "Dice," Nat Pendleton; "Thin Lips," Alan Curtis; "Leer," Sam Levene; Wilson, Charley Grapewin; Sally, Eleanor Lynn; McGonigle, Charles D. Brown. "SOUTH RIDING"— Korda-United Artists. — Adapted by Ian Dalrymple from the novel by Winifred Holtby. Directed by Victor Saville. The Cast: Sarah Burton, Edna Best'Robert Came, Ralph Richardson; Huggins, Edmund Gwenn; Madge i 'line, Ann Todd; Mrs. Beddows, Marie Lohr; Alderman Snaith, Milton Rosmer; As tell, John Clements; Mr. Holly. Edward Lexy; Mrs. Holly, Josephine Wilson; Lydia Holly, Joan Ellum; Tadma}:, Gus McNaughton; Midge Came, Glynis Johns; Castle, Herbert Lomas; Bessie Warbuckle, Peggy Novak; Lord Sedgmire, Lewis Casson. "SPEED TO BLTRN"— 20th Century-Fox.— Screen play by Robert Ellis and Helen Logan. Based on an original story by Edwin Dial Torgerson. Directed by Otto Brower. The Cast: Mall Kerry, Michael Whalen; Marion Clark, Lynn Bari; Tim Turner, Marvin Stephens; Papa Gambini, Henry Armetta; Sport Fields, Chick Chandler; Hastings, Sidney Blackmer; Tony Gambini, Johnnie Pirrone; Pop Williams, Charles D. Brown; Mrs. Gambini, Inez Palange. "WIVES UNDER SUSPICION"— Universal. — Screen play by Myles Connolly. Original stoty idea by Ladislas Fodor. Directed by James Whale. 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