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The Cast: PepeLe Moko, Charles BoyerInes, Sigrid Gurie; Gaby, Hedy Lamarr; Slimane, Joseph Calleia; Regis, Gene Lockhart; Pierrot Johnny Downs; Grandpere, Alan Hale; Tania Mme. Nina Koshetz; Aicha, Joan Woodbury; Marie, Claudia Dell; Giroux, Robert Greig; Carlos Stanley Fields; Max, Charles D. Brown; Gil, Ben Hah; Sergeant of French Police, Armand KalizI.Ailn. Leonid Kinsky; Louvain, Walter KingsfordJanvier, Paul Harvey; Bertier, Bert Roach; Native Waitress, Luana Walters. "ALWAYS GOODBYE"— 20th Century-Fox. —Based on a story by Gilbert Emery and Douglas Doty. Screen play by Kathryn Scola and Edith Skouras. Directed by Sidney Lanfield. The Cast: Margot Weston, Barbara Stanwyck; Jim Howard Herbert Marshall; Phillip Marshall, Ian HunterCount Gwvani Corini, Cesar Romero; Jessica Reid, Lynn Bari; Harriet Martin, Binnie Barnes; Roddy John Russell; Martha Marshall, Mary Forbes-' Benoil, Albert Conti; Nurse, Marcelle Corday: Bicycle Salesman, Franklyn Pangborn; Taxi Drivers, George Davis and Ben Welden. "AMAZING DR. CLITTERHOUSE, THE"— Warners.— Screen play by John Wexley and John Huston. From the play by Barre Lyndon. Directed by Anatole Litvak. The Cast: Dr. Clilterhouse, Edward G. Robinson; Jo Keller, Claire Trevor; Rocks" Valentine, Humphrey Bogart; "Okay '* Allen Jenkins; Inspector Lane, Donald Crisp; Nurse Randolph, Gale Page; Judge, Henry O'NeillProsecuting Alt'y, John Litel; Grant, Thurston Hall; I'm, h, Maxie Rosenbloom; Pal, Bert Hanlon; Rabbit, Curt Bois; Tug, Ward Bond; Popus, Vladimir Sokoloff; Candy, Billy Wayne; Ll. Johnson, Robert Homans; Foreman of the Jury, Irving Bacon. 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Screen play by Fred Niblo, Jr., and Lou Breslow. Directed by Albert S. Rogell. The Cast: Winnie Brady, Edith Fellows; Joe Carmine, Leo Camllo; Tommy Devlin, Tommy Bond; Mrs g«**». Mary Gordon; Miss North, Helen Jerome Eddy; Mike Shanahan, Joseph King; Father Ryan Frank Sheridan; Dr. Goodman, Arthur Loft; Lupo George Humbert; Dr. Fernac Waller, Frank Reicher; Mrs. Graham, Grace Goodall. "FAST COMPANY"— M-G-M.— Screen play by Marco Page and Harold Tarshis. From the book by Marco Page. Directed by Edward Buzzell. The Cast: Joel Sloane, Melvyn Douglas; Garda Sloane, Florence Rice; Julia Thome, Claire Dodd; Ned Morgan, Shepperd Strudwick; Elias Z. Bannerman Louis Calhern; Paul Terison, Nat Pendleton; Arnold Stamper, Douglas Dumbrille; Leah Brockler, George Zucco; Steve Langner, Minor Watson; Lieut. James Planner, Donald Douglas; Sidney Z. Wheeler Dwight Frye; District Attorney MacMillen, Thurston Hall; Danny Scoaldo, Horace MacMahon. "HAVING WONDERFUL TIME" — RKORadio.— Original play by Arthur Kober. Screen play by Arthur Kober. Directed by Alfred Santell. the Cast: Teddy Shaw, Ginger Rogers; Chick Kirkland Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.; Fay Coleman, Peggy Conklin; Itchy Faulkner, Richard "Red" SkeltonMiriam, Lucille Ball; Henrietta, Eve Arden P U Rogers, Donald Meek; Gus, Grady Sutton; Buzzy Armbrusler, Lee Bowman; Mamma Shaw, Leona Roberts; Dad Shaw, Harlan Briggs; Emma Shaw, Inez Courtney; Charlie Shaw, Dean Jagger; Mabel Shaw, Juanita Quigley; Vivian Branner, Ann Miller; Henry Branner, Kirk Windsor; Maxine Dorothea Kent; Emit Beally, Charles Lane; Mac Pangborn, Allan Lane; Mr. G., Clarence Wilson; Mrs. G., Margaret McWade; Shrimpo, Shimen Ruskin; Waiters, Russell Gleason, Gaylord Pendleton, Jack Chapin, Wesley Barry and Ben HallHarvest Moon Kids, Walter Cosden, Agnes Melcoll and The Vagabonds; Grace, Mary Bovard; Singer Jane Rhodes; Frances, Dorothy Tree; Mrs. Tannenbaum. Vera Gordon; Mrs. Gubbins, Katherine Kenworthy; A/r. Gubbins, Billy Franey; Tradesman, Solly Ward; Vinegar Face, Arthur AylesworthHandy Man, George Cooper. KEEP SMILING"— 20th Century-Fox — Screen play by Frances Hyland and Albert Ray. Original idea by Frank Fenton and Lynn Root. Directed by Herbert I. Leeds. The Cast: Jane Rand Jane Withers; Carol Walters, Gloria StuartJonathan Rand, Henry Wilcoxon; Mrs. Willoughby Helen Westley; Jerome Lawson, Jed Prouty; Cedric *ii ' P°"glas F°wley; Stanley Harper, Robert Allen; J. Howard Trovers, Pedro de Cordoba; Mrs Bowman, Claudia Coleman; Beltina Bcnvman, Paula Rae Wright; The Three Nelsons, ThemselvesViolet Etta McDaniel; Brutus, Carmencita Johnson; froggy, Mary McCarthy; Casting Director, Hal K. Dawson. "LADIES IN DISTRESS" — Republic. — Screen play by Dorrell and Stuart McGowan from story idea by Dore Schary. Directed by Gus Meins. The Cast: Josephine Bonney, Alison Skipworth; Lydia Bonney, Polly Moran; Braddock Robert Livingston; Sally, Virginia Grey; Dave Evans, Max Terhune; Morgan, Berton ChurchillWoman, Leonard Penn; Second Thug, Horace MacMahon; Spade, Allen Vincent; First Thug Eddie Acuff; Lieutenant, Anthony Hughes; Policeman, Jack Carr; Duncan, Walter Sande; Brown. Billv Wayne. "LITTLE MISS BROADWAY"— 20th Century-Fox —Original screen play by Harry Tugend and Jack Yellen. Directed by Irving Cummings. The Cast: Betsy Brown, Shirley Temple; Roger \Vendhng, George Murphy; Jimmy Clayton, Jimmy Durante; Barbara Shea, Phyllis Brooks; Sarah Wenaling, Edna Mae Oliver; Fiske. 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The Cast: Mary Colbrook, Kay Francis" Given Colbrook, Bonita Granville; Muriel Colbrook Anita Louise; Reginald Colbrook, Bobby Jordon1 Mr. Rudhn, John Litel; Bill Colbrook, Dickie Moore; Beulah, Bernice Pilot; Lynn IV.lhrd Maurice Murphy Aunt Caroline, Elizabeth Risdorr Mrs. Crosby, Helena Phillips Evans; Florist, John Bra? ; Secrelary Jan Holm; Jenner, Sidney n'7AlSP0JiT HUSBAND "-20th Century. £ ox.— Based on an original story by Hilda Stone Screen play by Karen De Wolf and Robert Chapin Directed by James Tinling. The Cast: Henry' Cabot, Stuart Erwin; Mary Jane Clayton, Pauline Moore; Tiger Martin, Douglas Fowley; Conchita Alontez, Joan Woodbury; Ted Markson, Robert Lowery; Blackie Bennel, Harold Huber; Spike Edward S Brophy; //. C. Walton, Paul McVeifl Bull, Lon Chaney, Jr.; Duke Selton, Joseph Sawyer "PROFESSOR, BEWARE"— Harold LloydParamount.— Screen play by Delmer Daves and H-frri Cun7n,ng ham:. Original story by Crampton nf/^.^^^lf M-XTa"d Marian B. Cockrell. Directed by Elliott Nugent. The Cast: Profess* Dean Lambert, Harold Lloyd; Jane Van Buren, Croln ^t''1C,h; J»*«'M<>"I">II. Raymond Walburn Groom Sterling Halloway; Jerry, Lionel Slander Snoop Donlan, William Frawley; Bride Mary" ^9." Lender; Penn. Cop No. 1, Guinn (Big Boy) Williams; Penn. Cop No. 2, Ward Bond; Sheriff. Spencer Charters; Landlady, Clara Blandick; AM Van Buren, Thurston Hall; Mrs. Pills, Cora Witherspoon. "ROMANCE OF THE LIMBERLOST"Monogram.— Screen play by Marian Orth. From an original story, "Her Father's Daughter" by Gene StrattonPorter. Directed by William Nigh. Ihe Cast: Laurie Jean Parker; Wayne, Eric Linden; Chris, Holhs Jewell; Nora, Marjorie Main; nff?"' », yard Paw'ey; Mrs. Parker. Betty Blythe; Nathan, George Cleveland; Sarah, Sarah Padden; Judge Guy Usher; Abner. Jack Kennedy; Ruth, Jean O'Neill; Jones, Harry Harvey. "SHOPWORN ANGEL, THE"— M-G-M Screen play by Waldo Salt. From a story by Dana Burnet Directed by H. C. Potter. The Cast: Daisy Heath, Margaret Sullavan; Bill Pelligrew, »fmf,S »t,ewart; s"m Bailey, Walter Pidgeon; ^/layHat,Ve McDaniel; "Dice," Nat Pendleton Thin Lips, Alan Curtis; "Leer," Sam Levene; Wilson, Charley Grapewin; Sally, Eleanor Lynn McGomgle, Charles D. Brown. a5°VTARIPING "— Korda-United Artists. —Adapted by Ian Dalrymple from the novel by Winifred Holtby. Directed by Victor Saville. The Last: Sarah Burton, Edna Besl-;Robert Came, Ralph Richardson; Huggins, Edmund Gwenn; Madge Came, Ann Todd; Mrs. Beddows, Marie Lohr; Alderman Snaith, Milton Rosmer; Astell, John • Clements; Mr. Holly, Edward Lexy; Mrs. Holly, Josephine Wilson; Lydia Holly, Joan Ellum; Tadman, Gus McNaughton; Midge Came, Glynis Johns; Castle, Herbert Lomas; Bessie Warbuckle, Peggy Novak; Lord Sedgmire, Lewis Casson. "SPEED TO BURN"— 20th Century-Fox.— Screen play by Robert Ellis and Helen Logan. , Based on an original story by Edwin Dial Torger??"• DAreSted by OUo Brower. The Cast: Matt Kerry Michael Whalen; Marion Clark, Lynn Bari; Inn Turner, Marvin Stephens; Papa Gambini, Henry Armetta; Sport Fields, Chick Chandler; Hastings, Sidney Blackmer; Tony Gambini, Johnnie Pirrone; Pop Williams, Charles D. Brown; Mrs. Gambini, Inez Palange. •WIVES UNDER SUSPICION"— Universal. -Screen play by Myles Connolly. Original story idea by Ladislas Fodor. Directed by James Whale, ihe Cast: Jim Slowell, Warren William; Lucy Stowell, Gail Patrick; Phil, William Lundigan; Elizabeth, Constance Moore; Sharpy, Cecil Cunningham; Shaw MacAllen, Ralph Morgan Dave Marrow Samuel S. Hinds; Creola, Lillian Yarbo; Kirk, Milburn Stone; Jenks, James Flavin; Judge Johnson, Edward Stanley. "WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN"— M-G-M — Screen play and produced by Edward Chodorov. £rom the story "Enemy Territory" by Margaret. Lulkin Banning. Directed by Robert B. Sinclair. Ihe Cast: Stephen Holland, Herbert Marshall; Mans Kent, Virginia Bruce; Cynthia Holland, Mary Astor; Mrs. Holland, Janet Beecher; Mrs. Kingsley, Marjorie Rambeau; Ellen, Juanita Quigley; Grandma, Zeffie Tilbury; Dora, Sarah Padden; Alice, Betty Ross Clarke; Mrs. Morton, Dorothy Christy ; Morion, Morgan Wallace; Senator Kingsley, Joseph Creehan. 92 W. F. HALL PRINTING CO. PHOTOPLAY