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Directed by Henry King. The Cast: Alexander (Roger Grant), ryrone Power; Stella Kirby, Alice Faye; Charlie Dwyer, Don Ameche; Jerry Allen, Ethel MermanDavey Lane, Jack Haley; Professor Heinrich, Jean Hersholt; Aunt Sophie, Helen Westley; Taxi Driver John Carradine; Bill, Paul Hurst; Watty Vernon, Himself; Ruby, kuth Terry; Snapper, Douglas Fowley; Louie, Chick Chandler; Corporal Collins, Eddie Collins; Stage Manager, Joseph Crehan; Eddie, Robert Gleckler; Specially, Dixie Dunbar; Charles Dillingham, Joe King; Head Waiter, Charles' < oleman; ( olonel, Stanley Andrews; Agent, Charles Williams; Trio, Jane Jones, Otto Fries and Mel Kalish; Babe, Grady Sutton; Manager Radio Station, Selmar Jackson; Assistant Stage Manager, Tyler Brooke; Singer, Donald Douglas. "BLIND ALIBI"— RKO-Radio.— Screen play by Lionel Houser, Harry Segall and Ron Ferguson Original story by William Joyce Cowan. Directed bv Lew Landers. The Cast: Paul Dover, Richard Dix; Julia Fraser, Whitney Bourne; Milch, Eduardo Ciannelh; Taggart, Paul Guilfovle; Ellen Dover Frances Mercer; Bowers, Richard Lane; Dirk, Jack Arnold; Larson, Frank M. Thomas; Maitland Walter Miller; Freddie, Tommy Bupp; .4/ Solly Ward; Curator, George Irving; Ace (the doe) Lightning. "COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN"— Warners — Screen play by Earl Baldwin. From the play by Louis Pelletier, Jr., and Robert Sloane. Directed by Lloyd Bacon. The Cast: Elly, Dick Powell Jane Pnscilla Lane; Roy, Pat O'Brien; 5am, Dick Foran-' Maxine, Ann Sheridan; Jeff, Johnnie Davis Pat' Ronald Reagan; Mrs. Jordan, Elizabeth RisdonMr. Jordan, Hobart Cavanaugh; Ma, Emma DunnPop, Granville Bates; Professor Landis, James Stephenson; Abby, Dennie Moore; Panlhea, Rosella Towne; Mrs. Krinkenheim, Mav Boley Louie Harry Barris; Spec, Candy Candido; Mr ilvey Wm. Davidson; Myrtle Semple, Mary Field-' "Star" Reporter, Donald Briggs; "Chronicle" Reporter. Jeffrey Lynn; '-Beacon' Reporter, John Ridgeley; Col. Ross, John T. Murray. "GOLD DIGGERS IN PARIS"— Warners — Screen play by Earl Baldwin and Warren Duff Story by Jerry Wald, Richard Macaulav. Maurice Leo. From an idea by Jerry Horwin and James Seymour. Directed by Rav Enright. The CastTerry Moore, Rudy Valle( ; Kay Morrow, Rosemary I .mi . Maurice Giraud, Hugh Herbert Duke Dennis, Allen Jenkins; Mona, Gloria DicksonPierre LeBrec, Melville Cooper; Leticia, Mabei Todd; Luis Leon,, Fritz Feld; Mike Coogan Ed Brophy; Padnnsky, Curt Bois; Gendarme, Victor Kihan; Gendarme, Geo. Renevant; Stage Manager Armand Kaliz; Vail, Maurice Cass; Doorman Eddie Anderson; Gold Digger, Rosella Towne; Gold Digger Janet Shaw; Gold Digger, Carole Landis; Gold Digger Peggy Moran; Gold Digger, Diana Lewis; Gold Digger, Lois Lindsay; Gold Digger Pooov Wilde; the Schnickelfritz Band. "HOLD THAT KISS" — M-G-M. — Original story and screen play by Stanley Rauh. Directed by Edwin L. Marin. The Cast: June Evans. Maureen O Sullivan; Tommy Bradford, Dennis O Keefe; Chick Evans, Mickey Rooney; Mr. Piermonl, George Barbier; Aunt Lucy, Jessie RalphMrs. Evans, Fay Holden; Steve Evans Frank Albertson; Ted Evans, Phillip Terry; Al. Edward S. Brophy; Nadine Piermont, Ruth Hussev; Otto Schmidt, Charles Judels; Maurice, Barnett Parker. _ " HOLIDAY " — Columbia. — Screen play by Donald Ogden Stewart and Sidney Buchman from the play by Philip Barry. Directed by George ( ukor. The Cast: Linda Seion, Katharine Hepburn; Johnny Case, Cary Grant; Julia Seton, Doris Nolan; Ned Seton, Lew Ayres; Nick Poller, Edward Everett Horton; Edward Seton, Henry Kolker; Laura Cram, Binnie Barnes; Susan Poller, Jean Dixon; Seton Cram, Henry Daniell. "HUNTED MEN" — Paramount. — Screen play by Horace McCoy and William R. Lipmanbased on a play by Albert Duffy and Marian Grant Directed by Louis King. The Cast: Jane Harris Mary Carlisle; Joe Albany, Lloyd Nolan Peter Harris, Lynne Overman; Morton Rice, J. 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Edward Bromberg; Lawton, Sidney Toler; Chief Xolan Andrew Tombes; Editor ( ollins, William DamaresG Hepple, Romaine Callender; Mrs. Halliday J n Duggan; Lem Halliday, Spencer Charters; Mayor Harlan Briggs. "PRISON NURSE "-REPUBLic-Screen play by Earl Felton and Sidney Salkow. Original story by Adele Buffington, from an original novel bv Louis Berg, M.D. Directed by James Cruze The Cast: Dale, Henry Wilcoxon; Judy, Marian MarsH Pepper Clancy, Bernadene Hayes; Gaifney Ben Welden; Jackpot, Ray Mayer; Mousie Jo3 Arledge; Warden Benson, Addison Richards Dr Hartman, Frank Reicher; Sutherland, Minerva' Lrecal; Parker, Selmer Jackson; Miller, Fred Kohler, Jr.; Deputy, Norman Willis. "RAGE OF PARIS, THE"— Universal -J Story and screen play by Bruce Manning and Felix Jackson. Directed by Henrv Koster. The CastNicole De Corlillon, Danielle Darrieux; James Trevor, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.; Mike, Mischa AuerGloria Patterson, Helen Broderick; Bill Duncan Louis Hayward; Rigley, Charles Coleman: Pahs' Harry Davenport. es Coleman; Pops "SWISS MISS"— M-G-M.— Screen play bv James Parrott, Charles Melson and Felix \dli-Onginal story by Jean Negulesco and Charlei Rogers. Directed by John G. Blystone. The Ca-f Stan Laurel, Himself; Oliver Hardy, Himself Anna Albert, Delia Lind; Victor Albert. Walter Woofl King; Edward, Eric Blore; Chef, Adia Kuznetzoff" Cheese Factory Proprietor, Charles Judels; Luigi Ludovico Tomarchio; Enrico, Jean DeBriacPeasant, Eddie Kane; His Wife, Anita Garvin: Joseph, George Sorel; Gorilla, Charles Gamore: Tourists (Man), Forbes Murray; (Wife) Jean Cleveland; (Child), Marilyn Peterson. "THREE BLIND MICE"— 20th CenturyFox —Screen play by Brown Holmes and Lynn Starling. Based on a play by Stephen Powvi Directed by William A. Seiter. The Cast: Pamela Charters, Loretta Young; 1 an Smith, Joel McCreaSteve Harrington, David Niven; Mike Brophy Stuart Erwin; Moira Charters, Marjorie Weaver! Elizabeth Charters, Pauline Moore; Miriam Binnie Barnes; Mrs. Kilian, Jane Darwell; Young Man Leonid Kinskey; Hendricks, Spencer Charters1 Clerk, Franklin Pangborn; Workman, Herb Heywood. "TROPIC HOLIDAY" — Paramount. — Original story by Don Hartman and Frank Butler. Screen play by Don Hartman and Frank Butler John C. Moffitt and Duke Atteberry. Directed by Theodore Reed. The Cast: Manuela, Dorothy Lamour; Breckinridge Jones, Bob Burns; Midga Miller, Martha Raye; Ken Warren, Ray MillandMarilyn Joyce, Binnie Barnes; Ramon, Tito Guizar Chico, Pepito; Pancho, Chris Pin Martin; Rosa, Elvira Rios; Felipe, Michael Visaroff; Pepito, Bobbie Moya; Roberto, Roberto Soto; Pedro, Jesus Topete; Barrera, Fortunio Bona Nova; Girl, Paula DeCardo; Girl, Dolores Casey; Girl, Sheila Darcy; Girl, Mane Burton; Young Man, Paul Lopez Trio Ascencio Del Rio, Ofelia Ascencio, Sara Ascencio, Emmy Del Rio; Dominguez Brothers San Cristobal Marimba Band and the Ensenada Singers. "WHEN WERE YOU BORN?"— Warners.— Screen play by Anthony Goldeway. Original story by Manley Hall. Directed by William McGann. The Cast: Doris Kane, Margaret Lindsay; Mary Lee Ling, Anna May Wong; Nila Kenlon, Lola Lane; Larry Camp, Anthony Averill; Inspector Gregg, Charles Wilson; Sergeant Kelly, Frank Jaquet; Shields, Eric Stanley; Phillip Corey, James Stephenson; Davis, Jeffrey Lynn; Fred Cow, Leonard Mudie; Dr. Merlon, Maurice Cass; Ass't Dist. Attorney, Jack Moore. "WHITE BANNERS" — Warners. — Screen play by Lenore Coffee, Milton Krims, Cameron Rogers and Abem Finkel. From the novel by Lloyd C. Douglas. Directed by Edmund Goulding. The Cast: Hannah, Fay Bainter; Paul Ward, Claude Rains; Peter Trimble, Jackie Cooper; Sally Ward, Bonita Granville; Trimble, Donald Crisp; Marcia, Kay Johnson; Bradford, James Stephenson; Sloan, Edward McWade; Dr. Thompson, J. Farrell McDonald; Joe Ellis, William Pawley; Bill Ellis, Edward Pawley; Charles Ellis, John Ridgeley; Baby Joan, Sally Anne; Sally's Friend, Peggy Stewart; Hester, Mary Field. "YELLOW JACK"— M-G-M.— Screen play by Edward Chodorov. From the play by Sidney Howard in collaboration with Paul de Kruif. Directed by George B. Seitz. The Cast: John O'Hara, Robert Montgomery; Frances Blake, Virginia Bruce; Major Reed, Lewis Stone; Charlie Spill, Andy Devine; Dr. Jesse Lazear, Henry Hull; Dr. Finlay, Charles Coburn; "Jellybeans," Buddy Ebsen; Gorgas, Henry O'Neill; Miss MacDade, Janet Beecher; Breen, William Henry; Brinkerhoj, Alan Curtis; Busch, Sam Levene; Dr. James Carroll, Stanley Ridges; Ferguson, Phillip Terry; Major General Leonard Wood, Jonathan Hale. "YOU AND ME" — Paramount. — Screen play by Virginia Van Upp. Based on a story by Norman Krasna. Directed by Fritz Lang. The Cast: Helen, Sylvia Sidney; Joe, George Raft; Jim, Robert Cummings; Mickey, Barton MacLane; Mr. Morris, Harry Carey; Cuffy, Roscoe Karns; Gimpy, Warren Hymer; Taxi, Guinn Williams; Palsy, Geo. E. Stone; Torch Singer, Carol Paige; Mr. Levine, Egon Brecher; Mrs. Levine, Vera Gordon; Bouncer, Paul 1 Newlan. 90 W. F. HALL PRINTING CO.