Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1935)

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Brownatone is only 50c — at all drug and toilet counters — always on a money-back guarantee. Tavish, Richard Cromwell; Nora McFadden, Jane Darwell; Molly McFadden, Betty Furness; Mr. Halt, George Barbier; Mary Ellis Hall, Phyllis Brooks; Robert Hall, Howard Wilson; Jefferson, Frederick Burton; Pat Malone, Pat Moriarity; Mrs. Bernstein, Esther Michaelson; Mrs. Bono, Anna Demetrie; Tony Bono, Jerry Mandy; Bernstein, Joe Barton; Customer in Shop, Monte Vandergrift; Gotlschalk, Leo Kohlmar. "MUTINY AHEAD"— Majestic— Screen play by Stuart Anthony. Directed by Tommy Atkins. The cast: Kent Brewster, Neil Hamilton; Carol Bixby, Kathleen Burke; McMurlrie, Leon Ames; Capt. Martin, Reginald Barlow; Mimi, Noel Francis; Sassafras, Ray Turner; Steve, Dick Curtis; Glory Bell, Katherine Jackson; Teeler, Paul Fix; Mrs. Vanderpool, Maidel Turner. "MYSTERY MAN, THE"— Monogram.— From the story by Tate Finn. Adapted by John Krafft and Rollo Lloyd. Directed by Ray McCarey. The cast: Larry, Robert Armstrong; Anne, Maxine Doyle; Jonas, Henry Kolker; Marvin, James Burke; District Attorney, Guy Usher; Eel, Leroy Mason; Whalen, James Burtis; Dunn, Monte Collins; Weeks, Sam Lufkin; Pawnbroker, Otto Fries; Whistler, Norman Houston; Hotel Manager, Dell Henderson. "ONE MORE SPRING"— Fox.— From the novel by Robert Nathan. Screen play and dialogue by Edwin Burke. Directed by Henry King. The cast: Elizabeth, Janet Gaynor; Olkar, Warner Baxter; Rosenberg, Walter King; Mrs. Sweeney, Jane Darwell; Mr. Sweeney, Roger Imhof; Sheridan, Grant Mitchell; Miss Weber, Rosemary Ames;! A uctioneer, John Qualen; Policeman, Nick Foran; Girl in the Antique Shop, Astrid Allwyn; Zoo Attendant, Stepin Fetchit. "RIGHT TO LIVE, THE"— Warners.— From the play by Somerset Maugham. Screen play by Ralph Block. Directed by William Keighley. The cast: Stella Trent, Josephine Hutchinson; Colin Trent, George Brent; Nurse Wayland, Peggy Wood; Maurice Trent, Colin Clive; Mrs. Trent, Henrietta Crosman; Major Liconda, C. Aubrey Smith; Alice, Phyllis Coghlan; Dr. Harvester, Leo G. Carroll. "ROBERTA" — RKORadio. — Screen play by Jane Murfin and Sam Mintz. Directed by William A. Seiter. The cast: Stephanie, Irene Dunne; Huck, Fred Astaire; Scharwenka, Ginger Rogers; John, Randolph Scott; Roberta, Helen Westley; Ladislaw, Victor Varconi; Sophie, Claire Dodd; Voyda, Luis Alberni; Lord Delves, Ferdinand Munier; Albert, Torben Meyer; Professor, Adrian Rosley; Fernando, Bodil Rosing. "STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART" — Universal.— From the story by Doris Anderson. Directed by Scott R. Beal. The cast: Marian Henshaw, Mary Astor; Andy MacLean, Roger Pryor; Maggie Haines. Baby Jane; Mrs. Haines, Carol Coombe; Edwards, Andy Devine; Ice Cream Man, Henry Armetta, Austin, Grant Mitchell; Mrs. Austin, Virginia Hammond; Ross Region, Robert McWade; Miss Carter, Doris Lloyd; Miss Nellie, Hilda Vaughn; Mother in bread line, Louise Carter; District Attorney, Willard Robertson; Speed Spetvin, Douglas Fowley; Mrs. Anderson, Clara Blandick; Grant, Rollo Lloyd. "SWEET MUSIC"— Warners.— From the story by Jerry Wald. Screen play by Jerry Wald, Carl Erickson and Warren Duff. Directed by Alfred E. Green. The cast: Skip Houston, Rudy Vallee; Bonnie Haydon, Ann Dvorak; Ten Percent Nelson, Ned Sparks; Dopey Malone, Robert Armstrong; Barney Cowan, Allen Jenkins; Lulu Belts, Alice White; Sidney Seher, Joe Cawthorn; Sigmund Selzer, Al Shean; Billy Madison, Wm. B. Davidson; Grant, announcer, Phillip Reed; Louis Trumble, Henry O'Neill; Mr. Thomas, Addison Richards; Helen Morgan, Helen Morgan; Mayor, Russell Hicks; Mr. Johnson, Clay Clement. "SYMPHONY OF LIVING" — Invincible. From the original story by Charles Spencer Beldon. Screen play by Charles Spencer Beldon. Directed by Frank Strayer. The cast: Paula Greig, Evelyn BrentAdo/Me Greig, Al Shean; Rozzini, Charles Judels; Mancini, Albert Conti; Richard Greig, John Darrow' Carl Rupert, Lester Lee; Carmen Rozzini, Gigi Parrish; Michael Rupert, Richard Tucker; Herb LivingsIon, John Harron; Mary Schullz, Ferike Boros; The Doctor, Ferdinand Schumann Heinck; Judge, Carl Stockdale; Symphony Chairman, William Worthington. "TIMES SQUARE LADY"— M-G-M.— Screen play by Albert Cohen and Robert Shannon. Directed by George B. Seitz. The cast: Sieve Gordon, Robert Taylor; Toni Bradley, Virginia Bruce; Pinky Tomlin, Pinky Tomlin; Margo Heath, Helen Twelvetrees; Babe, Isabel Jewell; Mack, Nat Pendleton; Jack Kramer, Jack LaRue; Mr. Fielding, Henry Kolker; Slim Kennedy, Raymond Hatton; Ed Brennan, Russell Hopton; Dutch Meyers, Fred Kohler; Brick Culver, Robert Elliot. "TRANSIENT LADY"— Universal.— From the story by Octavus Roy Cohen. Screen play by Arthur Caesar and Harvey Thew. Directed by Edward Buzzell. The cast: Carey Marshall, Gene Raymond; II amp Baxter, Henry Hull; Dale Cameron, Frances Drake; Pal Warren, June Clayworth; Chris Blake Clarke Williams; Major Marshall, Frederick Burton; Nick Kiley, Edward Ellis; Fred Baxter, Clifford Jones; Malt, Douglas Fowley. "VANESSA— HER LOVE STORY"— M-G-M From the story by Hugh Walpole. Adapted by Lenore Coffee. Directed by William K. Howard. The cast: Vanessa, Helen Hayes; Benjie, Robert Montgomery; Ellis, Otto Kruger; Judith, May Robson; Adam, Lewis Stone; Barney, Henry Stephenson; Lady Herries, Violet Kemble-Cooper; George, Donald Crisp; Lady Mullion, Jessie Ralph; Marion, Agnes Anderson; Lealhwaite, Lionel Belmore; Amery, Lawrence Grant; Timothy, Crauford Kent; Jamie, Howard Leeds; Winifred Trent, Ethel Grimes; Vera Trent, Elspeth Dudgeon; Mrs. Lealhwaite, Mary Gordon; Porter, George K. Arthur. "WEST POINT OF THE AIR"— M-G-M— From the story by James K. McGuinness and John Monk Saunders. Screen play by Frank Wead and Arthur J. Beckhard. Directed by Richard Rosson. The cast: Big Mike, Wallace Beery; Little Mike, Robert Young; Skip, Maureen O'Sullivan; Gen Carter, Lewis Stone; Joe Bags, James Gleason; Dare, Rosalind Russell; Phil, Russell Hardie; Pellis, Henry Wadsworth; Pipinger, Robert Livingston; Jaskerelli, Robert Taylor; Capt. Cannon, Frank Conroy; Lieut. Kelly, G. Pat Collins; Mike, as a boy, Ronnie Cosby; Phil as a boy, Bobbie Caldwell; Skip, as a girl, Marilyn Spinnet. "WOMAN IN RED, THE"— First National.— Based on the novel "North Shore" by Wallace Irwin. Screen play by Mary McCall, Jr. and Peter Milne. Directed by Robert Florey. The cast: Shelby Barrett, Barbara Stanwyck; Johnny Wyalt, Gene Raymond; Nicko, Genevieve Tobin; Eugene Fairchild, John Eldredge; Olga Hungcrford, Dorothy Tree; Grandfather Wyalt, Claude Gillingwater; Dan McCall, Phillip Reed; Clayton, Russell Hicks; Major Casserly. Arthur Treacher; Mrs. Casserly, Doris Lloyd; Aunt Bettina, Nella Walker; Foxall, Ed Van Sloan; Wyalt Furness, Hale Hamilton; Stuart Wyalt, Gordon Elliott; Uncle Emlen, Brandon Hurst; Cora Furness; Ann Shoemaker; Estelle Furness, Jan Buckingham, Bit part. Jack Mulhall. Director La Cava (seated, foreground) closely watches a scene from "Private Worlds," with Charles Boyer, Claudette Colbert, Joan Bennett