Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1928)

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Casts of Current Photoplays Complete for every picture reviewed in this issue "A CERTAIN YOUNG MAN"— M.-G.-M.— From the story by Donna Barrell. Continuity by Donna Barrell. Directed by Hobart Henley Photography by Merritt B. Gerstad. The cast: Lord Gerald Brinsley, Ramon Novarro; Phyllis, Marceline Day; Henrietta, Renee Adoree; Mrs. Crulchley, Carmel Myers; Mr. Crulchley, Bert Roach; Mr. Hammond, Huntley Gordon; Hubert, Ernest Wood. "A MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE"— Rayart.'— From the story by Arthur Hoerl. Directed by Duke Worne. Photography by Walter Griffon. The cast: Fred Nicholson, Cullen Landis; Jeanne Wentworth Edna Murphy; Randolph Sargent, Ernest Hilliard: Anthony Munroe, Jack Richardson; J3arl Cainsborough, Allan Sears; Alicia Gainsborough, Virginia Kirkley; Patricia Royles, Maude Truax; Bertram Wellington Coy, Ben Hall; Josephine Franklin Betty Caldwell; Mr. Caldwell, Tom O'Grady; Mrs. Caldwell Amber Norman; Cassidy, Fred Kelsey; Wilkins Edward Cecil. "BACHELOR'S PARADISE"— Tiffany-Stahl. — From the story by Curtis Benton. Continuity by Frances Guihan and Vera Clark. Directed by George Archainbaud. Photography by Chester A. Lyons The cast: Sally O'Day, Sally O'Ntil; Joe Wallace Ralph Graves; Terry, Eddie Gribbon; Gladys, Jean Laverty; Mr. Malone, Jim Finlavson; Mrs. Malone Sylvia Ashton; Children, Jim Cain, Charles Cain Violet Cain. "BEAU BROADWAY"— M.-G.-M— From the story by F. Hugh Herbert. Continuity bv George O'Hara. Directed by Malcolm St. Clair. The cast: Jim Lambert, Lew Cody; Yvonne, Aileen Pringle; Mona, Sue Carol; Killer Gordon, Hugh TrevorDejuha, Heinie Conklin; Texas Kid, Jack Herrick-' Jerry, Kit Guard; Gunner O'Brien, James J. Jeffries.' "BEYOND THE SIERRAS"— M.-G.-M.— From the story by John Thomas Neville. Scenario by Robert Lord. Directed by Nick Grinde. The castThe Masked Stranger, Tim McCoy; Rosa, Sylvia Beecher; Owens, Roy DArcv; Inez, Polly MoranCarlos, Richard R. Neill; Wells, J. Gordon Russell. ' "CLOTHES MAKE THE WOMAN"— TiffanyStahl. — Directed by Tom Terriss. Photography by Chester Lyons. Titles by Lesley Mason. The cast: Princess Anaslasia, Eve Southern; Victor Trent Walter Pidgeon; The Director, Charles Bvers; Assistant Director, George E. Stone; Bolshevik Leader Adolph Millar. "COP, THE"— Pathe-De Mille. — From the story by Elliott Clawson. Scenario by Tay Garnett. Directed by Donald Crisp. Photography by Arthur Miller. The cast: Pete Smith — "Smithie" — William Boyd; Mather, Alan Hale; Mary Monks, Jacqueline Logan; Scarface Marcas, Robert Armstrong; Sergt. Coughlin, Tom Kennedy; Louie, Louis Natheaux; Lord Courtney, Phil Sleeman. "DANGER PATROL, THE"— Rayart.— From the story by H. H. Van Loan. Scenario by Arthur Hoerl. Directed by Duke Worne. The cast : Sergeant John Daley, William Russell; Celes'e Gambier Virginia Browne Fair; George Gambier, Wheeler Oakman; Gladys Lawlor, Rhea Mitchell; "Regina Jim" Lawlor, Ethan Laidlow; Andre Claveau, S. D. WilcoxNapoleon Bonaparte, by Himself. "DANGER RIDER, THE"— Universal.— From the story by Arthur Statter. Adapted bv Arthur Statter. Directed by Henry MacRae. The cast: Hal Doyle, Hoot Gibson; Mollie Dare, Eugenia Gilbert; Tucson Joe, Reaves Eason; Scar Bailey, Monte Montague; Blinky Ben, King Zany; Warden Doyle, Frank Beale; Housekeeper, Milla Davenport. " DETECTIVES" — M.-G.-M. — From the story by Robert Lord and Chester M. Franklin. Continuity by Robert Lord and Chester M. Franklin. Directed by Chester M. Franklin. Photography by John Arnold. The cast: House Detective, Karl Dane; Bell Hop, George K. Arthur; Lois, Marceline Day; Orloff, Tenen Holtz; Mrs. Winter, Felicia Drenova; Chin Lee. Tetsu Komai: Roberts. Clinton T.vle ~* *yju t *\-«\-** .luii.*,, ..n/o. K*Kitr, I'eiieia UJ Chin Lee, Tetsu Komai; Roberts, Clinton Lyle. "DON'T MARRY"— William Fox.— From the story by Bela Szenes. Scenario by Randall H. Faye. Directed by James Tinling. The cast: Priscilla Bowen, Louise Barmen, Lois Moran; Henry Willoughby, Neil Hamilton; General Willoughby, Henry Kolker; Aunt Bowie, Claire McDowell; Horlense, Lydia Dickson. . "DRAG NET, THE"— Paramount.— From the story by Oliver H. P. Garrett. Adapted bv Jules and Charles Furthman. Directed by Josef von Sternberg. Photography by Harold Rosson. The cast: Andred Nolan, George Bancroft; Blackie Carson, Evelyn Brent; Monk Castoni, William Powell; Steve the Greek, Fred Kohler; "Shakespeare," Leslie Fenton; Merrill', Allan Garcia; The Fixer, Harry Semels; Black Derby, Syd Marks; District Attorney, George Irving; The Judge, Alfred Allen. "FIFTY-FIFTY GIRL, THE"— Paramount.— From the story by John McDermott. Directed by Clarence Badger. The cast: Kathleen O'Hara, Bebe Daniels; Jim Donohuc, James Hall; Morgan, Harry T. Morey; Morgan's Assistant, William Austin; Buck, the Gorilla Man, George Kotsonaros; Oscar, Johnnie Morris. "FLYING COWBOY. THE" — Universal. — From the story by Arthur Statter. Adapted by Arthur Statter. Directed by Reaves Eason. The cast: Bill Hammond, Hoot Gibson; Connie Lamont, R1»e™r,,?br0lr,c^ Tom Gordo". Harry Todd; James Bell, Wilham Bailey; "Chuck" Ward, Buddy PhillipsAlice, Ann Carter. /"FORBIDDEN HOUR"-M.-G.-M.-From the story by A. P. Younger. Directed by Harry Beaumont. The cast: Louis, Ramon Novarro; Marie Kenee Adoree; Queen Anne, Dorothy CummingPrime Minister, Edward Connelly; Bontemps Maurice Cannon; Nanette, Alberta Vaughn; Due de Roche Roy D Arcy; First Sister, Jacqueline Gadsdon; Second Sister, Marcelle Corday; Francois, Sven Hugo "FREE LIPS"— First Division.— From the story by Raymond Wells. Adapted by Jack Kelly Directed by Wallace MacDonald. The cast: Anne lialdridge, June Marlowe; Flossie Moore, Jane NovakBill Dugan, Frank Hagney; The Fox, Ernie Shield: Detective Kelly, Olin Francis; Mazie, Edna Hearn. "GIVE AND TAKE"— Universal.— From the play by Aaron Hoffman. Adapted by Harry O Hoyt. Directed by William Boaudine. The cast: John Bauer, Jean Hersholt; Albert Kruger, George bidney; Jack Bauer, George Lewis; Marion Kruger Sharon Lynn; Craig, Sam Hardy; Nancy, Rhoda Cross; Drumm, Charles H. Mailes. -■"GLORIOUS BETSY"— Warners.— From the play by Rida Johnson Young. Scenario by Anthony Coldeway Directed by Alan Crosland. Photography by Hal Mohr. The cast: Betsy Patterson Dolores Costello; Jerome Bonaparte, Conrad NagelJ reston John Miljan; Col. Patterson, Marc McDermott; Napoleon, Pasquale Amato; Capt. St. Pierre, Michael Vavitch; Capt. Du Fresne, Andreas De Segurola; Ship Captain, Paul Panzer; Aunt Mary, Clarissa belwynne; Princess Fredericka, Betty Blythe. "GODLESS GIRL, THE"— Pathe-De Mille.— l<rom the story by Jeanie MacPherson. Scenario by Jeame MacPherson. Directed by Cecil De Mille the cast: The Girl, Lina Basquette; The Other Girl Mane Prevost; The Boy, George Duryea; The Brute, Noah Beery; The Goat, Eddie Quillan; The Victim Mary Jane Irving; The Guards, Clarence Burton Dick Alexander; The Matrons, Kate Price, Hedwig Keicher; The Inmates, Julia Faye, Viola Louie, Emily Barrye. "GOLDEN CLOWN, THE"— Nordisk Film Co —Directed by A. W. Fandberg. Photography by Christen Jergensen. The cast: Joe Higgins, Gosta Jikman; Daisy Bunding, Karina Bell; James Bunding Maurice De Feraudy ; Lillian Delorme, Edmonde Guy Marcel Philippe, Robert Schmidt; Pierre Baumont Urie Bertner; Gracielle Bunding, Kate Fabian. "GOLF WIDOWS"— Columbia.— From the story by W. Scott Darling. Scenario bv W. Scott Darling. Directed by Erie C. Kenton. Photography by Arthur Ipdd. The cast: Alice Anderson, Vera Reynolds: Charles Bateman, Harrison Ford; Billy Gladstone John Patrick; Mary Ward, Sally Rand; Ethel Dixon Kathleen Key; Ernest Ward, Vernon Dent; John Dixon, Will Stanton. "HAWK'S NEST, THE"— First National.— hrorn the story by Wid Gunning. Adapted by JamesT. O Donohue. Directed by Benjamin Christensen Photography by Sol Polite. The cast: The Hawk John Finchley, Milton Sills; Dan Dougherty, Montagu Love; James Kent, Mitchell Lewis; Madelon Arden, Dons Kenyon; Barney McGuire, Stuart Holmes; So Jin, So Jin. "HEADIN' FOR DANGER"— FBO— From the story by Frank Howard Clark. Continuity by Frank Howard Clark. Directed by North Bradbury. The cast: Jimmy Marshall, Bob Steele; Chiquita Ramerez J°la Mendez; Ed. Thorpe, Al Ferguson; Bill Braxton (El Tore), Tom Forman; Andy Johnson, Frank RicePedro, Harry DeRoy. "HELLO CHEYENNE"— William Fox.— From the story by Harry Sinclair Drago. Scenario by Fred Myton. Directed by Gene Forde. The cast: Tom Trask, Tom Mix; Diana Cody, Carvl Lincoln; Buck Overland, Jack Baston; Fremont Cody, Joseph GirardZip Molton, Al St. Johns; Jeff Bardeen, Martin Faust; Bus Driver, William Caress. "HELL SHIP BRONSON" — Gotham. — From the story by Norton S. Parker. Scenario by Louis Stevens. Directed by Joseph Henaberv. The cast: Capt. Ira Branson, Noah Beery; Mrs. Bronson, Mrs. Wallace Reid; Tim Bronson, Reed Howes; Mary Younger, Helen Foster; The Hoofer, James Bradburv, Jr.; Abner Starke, Jack Anthony. "HIT OF THE SHOW, THE"— FBO.— From the story by Viola Brothers Shore. Adapted by Enid Hubbard. Directed by Ralph Ince. Photography by Robert Martin. The cast: Twisty Beaumont, Joe E. Brown; Joyce Carson, Gertrude Olmsted; Trixie Sullivan, Gertrude Astor; Frank Barnes, Frank Mills; Joe Burton, Wm. Norton Baily; Alfred Greening, Lee Shumway; Jake Hubert, Ole M. Ness; Henry Carson, Cosmo Bellew; Slavey, Daphne Pollard; Robert Woodward, Roy Mason. "HOUSE OF SCANDAL, THE" —TiffanyStahl. — From the story by E. Morton Hough. Continuity by Frances Hyland. Directed by King Baggot. Photography by Barney McGill. The cast: Anne Rourke, Dorothy Sebastian; Pat Regan, Pat O'Malley; Danny Regan, Harry Murray; Morgan, Gino Corrado; Mrs. Challerton, Ida Darling; Butler, Lee Shumway; Man About Town, Jack Singleton; Mrs. Rourke, Lydia Knott. Kvery advertisement in PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is guaranteed.