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THE"— M-G-M.— Screen play by Thomas Lennon, George Bruce and George Oppenheimer. From a story by George Bruce. Directed by Richard Thorpe. The Cast: Tommy McCoy, Robert Taylor; Jim Cain, Edward Arnold, Brian McCoy, Frank Morgan; Sheila Carson, Maureen O'Sullivan; Johnny Martin, William Gargan: "Happy" Lane, Lionel Stander; Vivian, Jane Wyman; "Pug" Walsh, Nat Pendleton; Bill Thome, Charles D. Brown; Tommy McCoy (as a boy). Gene Reynolds; Pete Mariola, Donald Barry; Murray, Donald Douglas; Mrs. Martin, Isabel Jewel; Father Ryan, J. Farrell MacDonald. "CHASER, THE"— M-G-M.— Based on an original story by Chandler Sprague and Howard Emmett Rogers. Screen play by Everett Freeman, Harry Ruskin and Bella and Samuel Spewack. Directed by Edwin L. Marin. The Cast: Thomas Z. Brandon, Dennis O'Keefe; Dorothy Mason. Ann Morriss; Dr. Prescott, Lewis Stone; "Floppy" Phil, Nat Pendleton; Calhoun, Henry O'Neill; Mrs. Olson, Ruth Gillette; Lars, John Qualen; Simon Kelly, Robert Emmett Keane; Joe, Jack Mulhall; Harvey, Irving Bacon; Mr. Beaumont, Pierre Watkin. "FOUR'S A CROWD"— Warners.— Screen play by Casey Robinson and Sig Herzig. From a story by Wallace Sullivan. Directed by Michael Curtiz. The Cast: Bob Lansford, Errol Flynn; Lorri Dillingwell, Olivia de Havilland; Jean Christy, Rosalind Russell; Patterson Buckley, Patric Knowles; John P. Dillingwell, Walter Connolly; Jenkins, Hugh Herbert; Bingham, Melville Cooper; Preston, Franklyn Pangborn; Barber, Herman Bing; Amy, Marg. Hamilton; Butler Pierce, Jos. Crehan; Young, Joe Cunningham; Buckley's Sec'y., Dennie Moore; Lansford's 1st Sec'y., Gloria Blondell; Lansford's 2nd Sec'y., Carole Landis; Mrs. Jenkins, Reine Riano. "GARDEN OF THE MOON"— Warners.— Screen play by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. Story by N. Bedford Jones and Barton Browne. Directed by Busby Berkeley. The Cast: John Quinn, Pat O'Brien; Toni Blake, Margaret Lindsay; Don Vincente, John Payne; Slappy Harris, Johnnie Davis; Maurice, Melville Cooper; Mrs. Lornay, Isabel Jeans; Mary Slanton, Mabel Todd; Miss Colder, Penny Singleton; Rick Fidton, Dick Purcell; Maharajah of Sund, Curt Bois; Angus McGHlicuddy, Granville Bates; Duncan McGillicuddy, Edward McWade; Trent, Larry Williams; Musicians, Ray Mayer, Jerry Colonna, Joe Venuti; Jimmie Fidler, Himself. "GATEWAY"— 20th Century-Fox.— Based on a story by Walter Reisch. Screen play by Lamar Trotti. Directed by Alfred Werker. The Cast: Dick, Don Ameche; Catherine, Arleen Whelan; Prince Michael Boris Alexis, Gregory Ratoff; Mrs, Simms, Binnie Barnes; Tony, Gilbert Roland; Mr. McNutt, Raymond Walburn; Leader of Rufugees, John Carradine; Grandpa Hlawek, Maurice Moscovich; Commissioner Nelson, Harry Carey; Mrs. McNutt, Marjorie Gateson; Henry, Lyle Talbot; Dr. Weilander. Fritz Lieber; Guard-Waiter, Warren Hymer; Davonsky, Eddy Conrad; Room Steward, E. E. Clive; Ernest, Russell Hicks; Purser, Charles Coleman; Englishman, Gerald Oliver Smith; Count, Albert Conti. "GIVE ME A SAILOR"— Paramount. — Screen play by Doris Anderson and Frank Butler. Based on a play by Anne Nichols. Directed by Elliott Nugent. The Cast: Letty Larkin, Martha Raye; Jim Brewster, Bob Hope; Nancy Larkin, Betty Grable; Walter, Jack Whiting; Mr. Larkin, J. C. Nugent; Captain Tallant, Clarence Kolb; Mrs. Brewster, Nana Bryant; Meryl, Emerson Treacy; Ethel May Brewster, Bonnie Churchill; Mrs. Hawks, Kathleen Lockhart; Ice Man, Ralph Sanford. "I'LL GIVE A MILLION"— 20th CenturyFox. — Based on a story by Cesare Zavattini and Giaci Mondaini. Screen play by Boris Ingster and Milton Sperling. Directed by Walter Lang. 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The Cast: John Manncring, Adolphe Menjou; Kay Martin, Andrea Leeds; Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy, Themselves; Barry Paige, George Murphy; Honey, Rita Johnson; Lydia Hoyl, Ann Sheridan; Cora, Eve Arden. "LOVE FINDS ANDY HARDY '—M-G-M.— Screen play by William Ludwig. From the stories by Vivien R. Bretherton. Based on the characters created by Aurania Rouverol. The Cast: Judge James Hardy, Lewis Stone; Andrew Hardy, Mickey Rooney; Betsy, Judy Garland; Marian Hardy, Cecelia Parker; Mrs. Hardy, Fay Holden; Polly Benedict, Ann Rutherford; Aunt Milly, Betty Ro«s Clarke; Cynthia, Lana Turner: Augusta, Marie Blake; Dennis Hunt. Don Castle; Jimmy MacMahon, Gene Reynolds; Mrs. Tompkins, Mary Howard: "Beezy," George Breakston; Peter Dugan, Raymond Hatton. "MARIE ANTOINETTE"— M-G-M— Screen play by Claudine West, Donald Ogden Stewart and Ernest Vajda, from the story by Stefan Zweig. Directed by W. S. Van Dyke. The Cast: Marie Antoinette, Norma Shearer; Count Axel de Fersen, Tyrone Power; King Louis XV, John Barrymore; King Louis XVI, Robert Morley; Princesse de Lamball, Anita Louise; Duke D Orleans, Joseph Schildkraut; Mme. du Barry, Gladys George; Count de Mercey, Henry Stephenson; Comlesse de Noailles, Cora Witherspoon; Prince de Rohan, Barnett Parker; Comte d'Artois, Reginald Gardiner; La Motte, Henry Daniell; Toulan, Leonard Penn; Comte de Provence, Albert van Dekker; Empress Maria Theresa, Alma Kruger; Drouel, Joseph Calleia; Robespierre, George Meeker, Dauphin, Scotty Beckett; Princess Therese, Marilyn Knowlden. "MEET THE GIRLS"— 20th Century-Fox.— Original screen play by Marguerite Roberts. Directed by Eugene Forde. The Cast: Judy Davis, June Lang; Terry Wilson, Lynn Bari; Charles Tucker, Robert Allen; Daisy Watson, Ruth Donnelly; Homer Watson, Gene Lockhart; Maurice Leon, Erik Rhodes; Delbert Jones, Wally Vernon; Tiny, Constantine Romanoff; Fletcher, Jack Norton; Mr. Brady, Emmett Vogan; Collins, Paul McVey; Captain, Harlan Briggs. "MOTHER CAREY'S CHICKENS"— RKORapio. — Based on a novel by Kate Douglas Wiggin. Screen play by S. K. Lauren. Directed by Rowland V. Lee. The Cast: Nancy Carey, Anne Shirley; Ralph Thurston, James Ellison; Kitty Carey, Ruby Keeler; Mrs. Carey, Fay Bainter; Captain Carey, Ralph Morgan; Gilbert Carey, Jackie Moran; Peter Carey, Donnie Dunagan; Ossian Popham, Walter Brennan; Annabelle, Phyllis Kennedy; Tom Hamilton, Frank Albertson; Fuller, Harvey Clark; Mrs. Fuller, Margaret Hamilton; Mrs. Popham. Lucille Warde; Aunt Bertha, Alma Kruger; Thomas Hamilton, George Irving. "MR. MOTO'S LAST WARNING '—20th Century-Fox. — Original screen play by Philip Macdonald and Norman Foster. Based on the character "Mr. Moto" created by John P. Marquand. Directed by Norman Foster. The Cast: Mr, Moto, Peter Lorre; Fabian, Ricardo Cortez; Connie, Virginia Field; Danforth, John Carradine; Eric Norvel, George Sanders; Mary Delacour, Joan Carol; Rolio, Robert Coote; Madame Delacour, Margaret Irving; Hawkins, Leyland Hodgson, Hakim, John Davidson. "SING YOU SINNERS"— Paramount —Original story and screen play by Claude Binyon. Directed by Wesley Ruggles. Joe Beebe, Bing Crosby; David Beebe, Fred MacMurray; Martha, Ellen Drew; Mike Beebe, Donald O'Connor; Mrs. Beebe, Elizabeth Patterson. "SKY GIANT"— RKO-Radio.— Story and screen play by Lionel Houser. Directed by Lew Landers. The Cast: Slag, Richard Dix; Ken, Chester Morris; Meg, Joan Fontaine; Col. 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