Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1928)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section iphy by Ted Tetzlaff. Gertrude Short; Angus Irs. Beardsley, Mary The cast: Polly Primrose, Whitcomb, Jason Robards; Foy; Liza Smith, Corliss 37 I'almer; Bertram Wellington Fairmont, Stuart Holmes; 'oland Harrison, Jack Richardson; Lulu Fairmont, ose Dione. "POWER"— Pathe— From the story by Tay fKarnett. Continuity by Tay Garnett. Directed by loward Higsin. The cast: Husky, William Boyd; handsome, Alan Hale; Lorraine La Rue, Jacqueline logan; The Menace, Jerry Drew; A Dame, Joan I Lennett; Another Dame, Carol Lombard; Still [nother Dame, Pauline Curley. 1 "PROWLERS OF THE SEA"— Tiffany-Stahl. I-From the story by Jack London. Scenario by ohn Francis Natteford. Directed by « John G. Idolfi. Photography by Ernest Miller. The cast: I'arlos de Neve, Ricardo Cortez; Mercedes, Carmel lyers; General Hernandez, George Fawcett; The kifiper, Gino Corrado; Ramon Sanchez, Frank Leigh; elipe, Frank Lackteen; A Cuban Maid, Shirley 'aimer. "SAY IT WITH SABLES"— Columbia.— From ie story by Frank Capra and Peter Milne. Connuity by Dorothy Howell. Directed by Frank apra. Photography by Joe Walker, A. S. C. The .ist : John Caswell, Francis X. Bushman; Helene 'aswdl, Helene Chadwick; Irene Gordon, Margaret . Kingston; Doug. Caswell, Arthur Rankin; Marie aswell, June Nash; Mitchell, Alphonz Ethier; Maid, Mna Mae Cooper. "SKIRTS" — M.-G.-M. — From the play by Walter V. Ellis. Adapted by Wheeler Dryden. Directed y Jess Robbins and Wheeler Dryden. Photography ■v Rene Guissort and George Porknall. The cast : Bertram Tully, Sydney Chaplin; Mamie Scott, Betty ialfotir; Violet Tully, Nancy Rigg; Mrs. Martin, innie Esmond; John Ayers, Edmond Breon; Henry ludson, Clifford McLaglen; Susie West, Enid Stamp Taylor; Pamela Ayers, Diana Wilson. "SPEED CHAMPION, THE"— Rayart.— From he story by S. M. Pyke. Directed by Al Rogell. 'holography by Ross Fischer. The cast: Billy Vayne. Billy Sullivan; Marion Carter, Virginia Vance; larold Throckman, Joe Moore; J. Rufus Burns, Max Vscher; "One Punch" Hogan, Johnny Sinclair; Squire Throckman, George French; Ezra Henderson, William jvlalan; Olga, Babe London; "Battling" Murray, j-Ienry Melcar. "STOP THAT MAN" — Universal. — From the ilav by George V. Hobart. Adapted bv Dick Smith. Directed by Nat Ross. Photography by George iRobinson. The cast: Tommy O'Brien. Arthur Lake; \Muriel. Barbara Kent; Bill O'Brien, Eddie Gribbon; Jim O'Brien, Warner Richmond; "Slippery Dick" Sylvaine, Walter McGrail; "Butch" Barker, George Siegniann; Captain Ryan, Joe Girard. THREE RING MARRIAGE"— First National. —From the story by Dixie Willson. Adapted byHarvey Thew. Directed by Marshall Neilan. Photography by David Kessen. The cast: Anna, Mary Astor; Cal, Lloyd Hughes; Souvane, Lawford Davidson; Minnie, Yola d'Avril; Trapeze Performer, Alice White; Cubby Snodd, Harry Earles; Mrs. Cubby Snodd, Tiny Earles; Valet, George H. Reed; jiant, R. E. Madsen; Fat Woman, Anna MacGruder; Hutch, James Neill; Gangsters, Del Henderson; Rudy iCameron; Skeets Gallagher; Jav Eaton; Art Rollins. ! "TOP SERGEANT MULLIGAN"— Anchor.— From the story by Francis Fenton. Directed by James Hogan. The cast: Nap, Wesley Barry-; Lieut. Fritz von Lang, Caret h Hughes; Top Sergeant Mulligan, Wade Boteler; The Girl, Lila Lee; Osborne Wellington Pratt, Donald Keith; The Captain, Wheeler Oakman; The Spy, Sheldon Lewis. j> ! "TRAIL OF COURAGE, THE"— FBO.— From (the story by Kenneth Perkins. Directed by Wallace Fox. Adapted by Frank Howard Clark. Photography by Roy Eslick. The cast: Tex Beevers. Bob ^Steele; Ruth Tobin, Marjorie Bonner; Jack Tobin, Tom Lingham; Chili Burns, Jay Morley. ! "UNDRESSED" — Sterling. — From the story byJohn Leeds. Adapted by Frances Guihan. Photography by Herbert Kirkpatrick. Directed by Phil Rosen. The cast: Martin Stanley, David Torrence; Mrs. Stanley, Hedda Hopper; Diana Stanley, Virginia Brown Faire; Bobby Arnold, Buddy Messenger; Paul Howard, Bryant Washburn; Marjorie Stanley, Virginia Vance. "WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS"— M.-G.-M.— From the story by A. P. Younger. Scenario by A. P. Younger. Directed by Jack Conway. Photography by Henry Sharp. The cast: Dan, Lon Chaney; Myrtle, Anita Page; Marty, Carroll Nye; Skeeter, Wheeler Oakman; Bessie, Mae Busch; Mrs. McGinnis, Polly Moran; Mrs. Sullivan, Lydia Yeamans ; Titus; Dwiggins, William Orlamond; Wally, Richard i Carle. "WHIP, THE" — First National. — From the \ play by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton. Scenario by J. T. Campbell and Bernard McConnville. Directed by Charles J. Brabin. The cast: Lady Diana, Dorothy Mackaill; Lord Brancaster , Ralph Forbes; Iris d'Aquila, Anna Q. Nilsson; Greville Sartoris, Lowell Sherman; 5am Kelley, Albert Gran; Lord Beverly, Marc MacDermott; Lambert, Lou Payne; Richard Haslam, Arthur Clayton. "WOMAN DISPUTED, THE" — United Artists. — From the play by Dennison Clift. Scenario i by C. Gardner Sullivan. Directed by Henry King. The cast: Mary Ann Wagner, Norma Talmadge; Paul Hartman, Gilbert Roland; Nika Turgenov, Arnold Kent; The Passer-by, Boris De Fas; Father Roche, Michael Vavitch; Otto Krueger, Gustav Von Seyffertitz; The Countess, Baclanova; The Count, Howard Da vies. Do You Ask Yourself These Questions? Is it a good picture? Is it the kind of picture I would like? Which one shall we see tonight? Shall we take the children? PHOTOPLAY will solve these problems for you — save your picture time and money. Each issue of Photoplay contains the most up'tO'the'iriinute authoritative reviews of all the very latest motion pictures. Refer to the "Brief Reviews of Current Pictures" depart' ment listing all pictures reviewed for the past six months, also the "Shadow Stage" department, reviewing the best pictures of the month and current releases. 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