Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1935)

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H 443, Drexel at 58th, Chicago XGuidetoBEnERBVYINfi GfcrucTLeuj' Casts of Current Photoplays COMPLETE FOR EVERY PICTURE REVIEWED IN THIS ISSUE INVEST lc * wisely. Send a postcard for this great money -saving book for home and family. MEW, smart ap * 'parel, and new, attractive home furnishings are pictured in this book for home-lovers. It tells about the new Larkin Cozy-Home Club with little 50c weekly shares. Learn of our big Rewards for Larkin Secretaries. 651 Seneca St.. BUFFALO. N. Y. L&rkttz Cc/ac. "AFTER OFFICE HOURS"— M-G-M.— From the story by Laurence Stallings and Dale Van Every. Screen play by Herman J. Mankiewicz. Directed by Robert Z. Leonard. The cast: Sharon Norwood, Constance Bennett; Jim Branch, Clark Gable; Hank Parr, Stuart Erwin; Mrs. Norwood, Billie Burke; Tommy Bannister, Harvey Stephens; Mrs. Patterson, Katharine Alexander; Mr. Patterson, Hale Hamilton; Cap, Henry Travers; Italian, Henry Armetta; Jordan, Charles Richman; Barlow, Herbert Bunston. "BORDERTOWN" — Warners.— Suggested by Carroll Graham's novel. Screen play by Robert Lord. Adapted by Laird Doyle and Wallace Smith. Directed by Archie Mayo. The cast: Johnny (Juanilo) Ramirez, Paul Muni; Marie Roark, Bette Davis; Dale Elwell, Margaret Lindsay; Brook Manwile, Gavin Gordon; Manuel Diego, Arthur Stone; Charlie Roark, Eugene Pallette; Dr. Carter, William Davidson; Mister Elwell, Henry O'Neill; Dale's Friend, Vivian Tobin; Mrs. Elwell, Nella Walker; Padre, Robert Barrat; Mrs. Rairez, Soledad Jiminez. "CARNIVAL" — Columbia. — From the story by Robert Riskin. Directed by Walter Lang. The cast: Chnk Thompson, Lee Tracy; Daisy, Sally Eilers; Fingers, Jimmy Durante; Poochy, Dickie Walters; Mac, Thomas Jackson; Miss Holbrook, Florence Rice; Detective, Fred Kelsey; Nurse, Lucille Ball. "FOLIES BERGERE" — 20th CenturyUnited Artists. — From the play by Rudolph Lothar and Hans Adler. Screen play by Bess Meredyth and Hal Long. Directed by Roy Del Ruth. The cast: Fernand, the Baron Cassini, Maurice Chevalier; Eugene Charlier, Maurice Chevalier; Mimi, Ann Sothern; GeneVteve, the Baroness Cassini, Merle Oberon; Francois, Eric Blore; Morrisot, Ferdinand Munier; Rene, the Marquis de Lac, Walter Byron; Guslave, Lumsden Hare; Henri, Robert Greig; Perishol, Ferdinand Gottschalk; Monsieur Paidet, Halliwell Hobbes; Premier of France, Georges Renevant; Victor, Phillip Dare; Joseph, Frank McGlynn, Sr.; Toinelle, Barbara Leonard; Stage Manager, Olin Howland. "GHOST WALKS, THE"— Invincible.— From the story by Charles Belden. Screen play by Charles Belden. Directed by Frank Strayer. The cast: Prescott Ames, John Miljan; Gloria Shaw, June ColIyer; Wood, Richard Carle; The Professor, Spencer Charters; Erskine, Johnny Arthur; Dr. Kent, Henry Kolker; Terry, Donald Kirke; Beatrice, Eve Southern; Carroway, Douglas Gerrard; Jarvis, Wilson Benge; Head Guard, Jack Shutta. "IRON DUKE, THE"— Gaumont British. — From the story by I. Dalrymple. Directed by Victor Saville. The cast: Duke of Wellington, George Arliss; Duchess of Wellington, Ellaline Terriss; Madame, Duchess d'Angouleme, Gladys Cooper; Hill, A. E. Matthews; Louis XVII I, Allan Aynesworth; Lady Frances, Lesley Wareing; Marshall Ney, Edmund Willard; Duchess of Richmond, Norma Varden; Uxbridge, Felix Aylmer; Casllereagh, Gerald Lawrence; Taleyrand, Gibb McLaughlin; Metternich, Farren Souter; Webster, Walter Sondes; King of Prussia, Frederick Leister; Czar of Russia, Gyles Isham; Denise, Annie Esmond; Lady Francis' Maid, Paddie Maismith; 1st Orderly, Ernest Jay; 1st Delegate, G. H. Mulcaster; 2nd Delegate, Frank Freeman; Blucher, Franklyn Dyall; Bates, Emlyn Williams; D'Arlois, Campbell Gullan; Pozzo di Borgo, Norman Shelley. "JACK AHOY" — Gaumont British. — From the story by Sidney Gilliat and John Orton. Directed by Walter Forde. The cast: Jack Ponsonby, Jack Hulbert; Patricia, Nancy O'Neil; Admiral Fraser, Alfred Drayton; Conchita, Tamara Desni; Larios, Henry Peterson; Dodger, Sam Wilkinson. "LIFE RETURNS" — Universal. — From the story by Dr. Eugene Frenke and James Hoban. Screen play by Arthur Horman and John F. Goodrich. Directed by Dr. Eugene Frenke. The cast: John Kendrick, Onslow Stevens; Danny, George Breakston; Dr. Louise Stone, Lois Wilson; Mrs. Kendrick, Valerie Hobson; Dog Catcher, Stanley Fields; Dr. James, Frank Reicher; Mr. Arnold, Richard Carle; Interne, Dean Benton; Nurse, Lois January; Mickey, Richard Quine; Mrs. Vandergriff, Maidel Turner; Judge, George McQuarrie; Dr. Henderson, Otis Harlan and Dr. Robert E. Cornish. "MISSISSIPPI"— Paramount.— From the story by Booth Tarkington. Adapted by Henry Myers. Screen play by Herbert Fields and Hugh Wiley. Directed by Edward A. Sutherland. The cast: Tom Grayson, Bing Crosby; Commodore Jackson, W. C. Fields; Lucy Rumford, Joan Bennett; Mexico, Queenie Smith; Elvira Rumford, Gail Patrick; Gen. Rumford, Claude Gillingwater; Major Patterson, John Miljan; Captain Blackie, Fred Kohler, Sr.; Rumbo, John Larkin; Lavinia, Libby Taylor; Henpecked husbaiu Arthur Hoyt; Wife, Grace Hayle; Stage Manage, Harry Meyers, and Molasses and January. "MURDER ON A HONEYMOON" — RKC Radio. — From the story "Puzzle of the Peppe Tree" by Stuart Palmer. Directed by Lloyd Coi rigan. The cast: Hildegard Withers, Edna Ma Oliver; Inspector Piper, James Gleason; Phyllis Lc Fond, Lola Lane; Kay Deving, Dorothy Libairt Marvin Deving, Harry Ellerbe; Joseph B. Tale, Le Carroll; Captain Beegle, DeWitt Jennings; Lou Mm den. Matt McHugh; French, Chic Chandler; Kelsey George Meeker; Forrest, Brooks Benedict; Amc Brill, Spencer Charters; Charley, Sleep 'N' Eat Patrick Mack, Morgan Wallace; Dr. O'Rourke, Arthu Hoyt. "MY HEART IS CALLING" — Gaumont British. — From the story by Ernst Marisclika Adaped by Sidney Gilliat. Directed by Carmin Gallone. The cast: Mario Delmonte, Jan Kiepura Carta, Marta Eggerth; Alphonse Rosee, Sonnie Hale Director Arvelle of the Monte Carlo Opera, Hugh Wake field; Ferrier, Ernest Thesiger; Manageress of Dres Salon, Marie Lohr; Margol, Jeanne Stuart; Pag Boy, John Singer; Parry Jones, Anthony Hankey Mickey Branlford, Frederick Preisley; Hilde Vo, Slolz, Anton Imkamp. "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" — M-G-M. — Basel on the operetta by Victor Herbert. Screen play b: John Lee Mahin. Directed by W. S. Van Dyke The cast: Marietta, Jeanette MacDonald; Warring ton, Nelson Eddy; Governor, Frank Morgan; Zekt Edward Brophy; Rudolpho, Akim Tamiroff; Uncle, Douglas Dumbrille; Julie, Cecilia Parker; Md>: D'Annard, Elsa Lanchester; Don Carlos, Walte Kingsford; Ilerr Schuman, Joseph Cawthorne; Frat Schuman, Greta Meyer; Abe, Harold Huber; Bob Girl, Mary Doran; Bird Store Dealer, William Bur ress; Duenna, Mary Foy; Giovanni, Stewart Hall Marietta (the maid), Helen Shipman. " NOTORIOUS GENTLEMAN, A"— Universal — Story by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements Screen Play by Leopold Atlas and Robert Tasker Directed by Edward Laemmle. The cast: Kin Arlen, Charles Bickford; Nina Thorne, Helen Vinson John Barrett, Onslow Stevens; Marleybone, Dudlej Rigges; Clayton Bradford, Sidney Blackmer; Terr. Bradford, John Darrow; Joshua, John Larkin; Tin judge, George Irving; Stevens, Haydon Stevens. "NUT FARM, THE"— Monogram.— From tin play by John G. Brownell. Screen play by Georgi Waggner. Directed by Melville Brown. The cast Willie, Wallace Ford; Agatha, Joan Gale; Bob, Osca Apfel; Holland, Bradley Page; Helen, Betty Alden Ma, Florence Roberts; Sliscomb, Spencer Charters Biddeford, Lorin Raker; Van Norton, Arnold Gray "RED HOT TIRES"— First National.— Fron the screen play by Tristam Tupper. Directed b) G. Ross Lederman. The cast: Wallace Storm, Lylt Talbot; Patricia Sanford, Mary Astor; Bud Keene Roscoe Karns; Johnny, Frankie Darro; Rober Griffin, Gavin Gordon; Maggie, Mary Treen; Marlii Sanford, Henry Kolker; Curly Taylor, Bradley Page Hanson, Arthur Aylesworth; Judge Alcotl, Howarc Hickman; Truck Driver, Clarence Muse. "RUMBA" — Paramount. — From the story b) Guy Endore and Seena Owen. Screen play bj Howard J. Green. Directed by Marion Gering. Tin cast: Joe Martin, George Raft; Diana Harrison Carole Lombard; Flash, Lynne Overman; Carmelila Margo; IIobar Fletcher, Monroe Owsley; Goldie Allen Iris Adrian; Henry B. Harrison, Samuel S. Hinds Patsy, Gail Patrick; Solanger, Jameson Thomas Maria, Soledad Jiminez; Carlos, Paul Porcasi; Don't Director, Raymond McKee; Tony, Akim Tamiroff Walkins, Eldred Tidbury. "THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL"— Gaumont British. — Story by Robert Sherwood and Arthur Wimperis. Directed by Harold Young. The cast Sir Percy Blakeney, Leslie Howard; Marguerite, Lad\ Blakeney, Merle Oberon; Suzanne de Tournay, Joai Gardner; Comle de Tournay, O. B. Clarence; Cham', elin, "The Butcher," Raymond Massey; Armani i>t Just, Walter Rilla; Sir Andrew Foulkes, Anthon> Bushell; Robespierre, Ernest Milton; A Priest, Bram-; well Fletcher; Romney, Melville Cooper; //. R "■■ '"' Prince Regent, Nigel Bruce; Comtesse de Tournay Mabel Terry-Lewis; Rene de Grammont, Edmuni Breon; Lord Granville, Allan Jeayes; Bibot, Edmunc Willard; Vicomle de Tournay, Roy Meredith. "SHADOW OF DOUBT"— M-G-M.— From tl« story by Arthur Somers Roche. Screen play by VVell: Root. Directed by George B. Seitz. The cast: iim Ricardo Cortez; Trenna, Virginia Bruce; Aunt Melts sa, Constance Collier; Inez, Isabel Jewell; Belhiooc