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Casts of Current Pictures , "ARKANSAS TRAVELER, THE" — Paramount.— Screen play by Viola Brothers Shore and 'ieorge Sessions Terry. Based on a story by Jack Cunningham. Directed by Alfred Santell. The Past The Arkansas Traveler, Bob Burns; Mrs. Martha Mien, Fay Bainter; John Daniels, John >Jeal; Judy Allen, Jean Parker; Matt ( olhns, Lyle I'albot Constable, Irvin S. Cobb; Benjamin Franklin Wen, Dickie Moore; Butcher, Ralph Remley. "CAMPUS CONFESSIONS"— Paramount.— Original story and screen play by Lloyd Corngan ind Erwin Gelsey. Directed by George Archainoaud The Cast: "Hank" Luiselti, Himself; Joyce \lilmore, Betty Grable; Susie Guinn, Eleanore Whitney Wayne Atterbury, Jr., William Henry; frreddie Fry, John Arledge; Lady MacBelh, Fritz Held: Dean Wilton, Roy Gordon; Wayne Atterbury, Br Thurston Hall; Coach Parker, Russ Clark; Buck flogan, Richard Denning; Ed Riggs, Matty Kemp. "DOWN ON THE FARM"— 20th Century Ifox.— Screen play by Robert Ellis and Helen Logan. Based on original stories by Homer Croy, iFrank Fenton and Lynn Root. Based on the characters created by Katharine Kavanaugh. Directed by Malcolm St. Clair. The Cast: John Jones, Jed Prouty; Mrs. John Jones, Spring Byington; Aunt Ida Louise Fazenda; Herbert Thompson, Russell Gleason; JaCk Jones, Ken Howell; Roger Jones, IGeorge Ernest; Lucy Jones, June Carlson; Gran*? \Jones, Florence Roberts; Bobby Jones, Billy Mahan; Cyrus Sampson, Eddie Collins; Tessie Moody, iDorris Bowdon; Emma Moody, Roberta Smith; [Tommy McGuire, Marvin Stephens; Hofferkamp, William Haade; Marvin, John T. Murray; Coleman, William Irving. "GIRLS' SCHOOL" — Columbia. — Original Istory by Tess Slesinger. Screen play by Tess ISlesinger and Richard Sherman. Directed by John IBrahm. The Cast: Natalie, Anne Shirley; Linda, Nan Gray; Michael, Ralph Bellamy; George, Noah Beery Jr • Duchess, Cecil Cunningham; Gwennie, | Margaret Tallichet; Mrs. Simpson, Doris Kenyon; \Miss Armstrong, Marjorie Main; Monsieur, Franklin Pangborn; Miss Laurel, Gloria Holden; \Betly, Dorothy Moore; Nell, Marjorie Deane. I "IF I WERE KING"— Paramount.— From the play by Justin Huntley McCarthy. Screen play by I Preston Sturgis. Director, Frank Lloyd. The I ast: Francois Villon, Ronald Colman; Katharine De Vaucelles, Frances Dee; Louis XI, Basil Rathbone; Huguelle, Ellen Drew; Colette, Alma Lloyd; Julian LeLoup, Colin Tapley; Father Villon. C. V. France; Noel Bruce Lester; Renee de Montigny, Stanley I Ridges Guy, William Haade; Anna, May Beatty; Colin, Adrian Morris; Casin, Francis McDonald; Tristan Walter Kingsford; Captain of the Watch, ! Henry Wilcoxon; Oliver, Ralph Forbes; 1st Ruffian, William Merill McCormack; 2nd Ruffian, Russ ( Powell; Robin Turgis, Sidney Toler. "KING OF ALCATRAZ" — Paramount. — i Original story and screen play by Irving Reis. Directed by Robert Florey. The Cast: Dale Borden, Gail Patrick; Raymond Grayson, Lloyd Nolan; Steve Murkil, J. Carrol Naish; Robert Mc Arthur, Robert Preston; Bonnie Larkin, Virginia ! Dabney Nora Kane, Nora Cecil; Captain Glennan, | Harry Carey; Mathew Talbot, Porter Hall; Harry ! Vay, Richard Denning; Dixie, Dorothy Howe; Lou Eedney, Anthony Quinn; 1st Radio Operator, John Hart 2nd Radio Operator, Phillip Warren; Pielr ' Mazda Harry Worth; Gun Banshek, Tom Tyler; Bill Luslig, Gustave von Seyffertitz; Dave Carter. Eddie Marr; "Nails" Miller, Paul Fix; Silver, John Harmon; Ed Vierick, Jack Knoche; Bartender, Dick Rich; Olaf Guslafson, Emory Parnell. "LADY OBJECTS, THE" — Columbia. — Screen play by Gladys Lehman and Charles Kenyon. Directed by Erie C. Kenton. The t ast: William Hayward, Lanny Ross; Ann Adam,. Gloria Stuart; June Lane, Joan Marsh; George Martin, Roy Benson; Mr. Harper, Pierre Watkin; Ken Harper, Robert Paige; Charles Clarke, Arthur Loft; Baker, Stanley Andrews; Mrs. Harper, Jan Buckingham; Miriam Harper, Bess Flowers; Miss Hollins, Ann Doran; Langham, Vesey O'Davoren. "MAN TO REMEMBER, A"— RKO-Radio — Based on Katherine Havilan Taylor's story "Failure " Screen play by Dal ton Trumbo. Directed by Garson Kanin. The Cast: John Abbott, Edward Ellis Jean Johnson, Anne Shirley; Dick Abbott. Lee Bowman; George Sykes, Granville Bates; Horner Ramsey, Harlan Briggs; Jode Harkness, Frank M. Thomas; Clyde Perkins, Charles Halton; Johnson, John Wray; Robinson, Gilbert Emery; Howard Sykes, William Henry; Dick Abbott (child), Dickie Jones Jean Johnson (child), Carole Leete; Jorgensen, Joseph De Stefani; Roy, Lew Fulton; Elite, Sarah Edwards; Bookkeeper, Grady Sutton; Superintendent, Julius Tannen. "MR. DOODLE KICKS OFF"— RKO-Radio. —Original story by Mark Kelly. Screen play by Philip G. Epstein. Directed by Leslie Goodwins. The Cast: "Doodle" Bugs, Joe Penner; Janice Martin, June Travis; Offside Jones, Richard Lane; Professor Minorous, Billy Gilbert; Larry Wendel, Ben Alexander; Mickey Wells, Alan Bruce; Ellory Bugs, William Davidson; Martin, George Irving; Wendel, Pierre Watkin; Hammond, Frank M. Thomas; Sophomores, Wesley Barry, Bob Parrish. Steve Putnam; Brennan, Jack Arnold; Terry, Bob Nash; Delivery Boy, Edward Arnold, Jr.; Student Musicians, Bill Corson, Hairy Campbell, Walter Sande, Ned Crawford. "NIGHT HAWK, THE"— Republic— Original screen play by Earl Felton. Directed by Sidney Salkow. The Cast: Slim, Robert Livingston; Delia, June Travis; McCormick, Robert Armstrong; Otto Miller, Ben Welden; Parrish, Lucien Littlefield; Lefty, Joseph Downing; Willie, Roland L. Gott; Captain Teague, Cy Kendall; Spider, Paul Fix; Bobby McCormick, Billy Burrud; Lonigan, Charles Wilson; Colley, Dwight Frye; Larsen, Paul McVey; Mitlruney, Robert Homans. 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The Cast: Gordon Miller, Groucho Marx; Henry Binelli, Cliico Marx; Faker Englund, Harpo Marx; Hilda Manning, Ann Miller; ( hrisline Marlmv, Lucille Ball; Leo Davis, Frank Albertson; Joe Gribble, Clifford Dunstan; Gregory Wagner, Donald MacBride; Dr. Glass, Charles Halton; Simon Jenkins, Philip Wood; Sasha, Alexander Asro; Hogarth, Philip Loeb; Elevator Boy, Donald Krrr; House Detectives, Bruce Mitchell, Max Wagner and William Ruhl. "SISTERS, THE" — Warners. — From the novel by Myron Brinig. Screen play by Milton Krims. Directed by Anatole Litvak. The I ast: Frank Medlin, Errol Flynn; Louise Elliott, Bette Davis; Helen Elliott, Anita Louise; William Benson, Ian Hunter; Tim Hazellon, Donald Crisp; Rose Elliott, Beulah Bondi; Grace Elliott, Jane Bryan; Sam Johnson, Alan Hale; Tom Knivel, Dick Foran; Ned Elliott, Henry Travers; Norman French, Patric Knowles; Flora Gibbon, Lee Patrick; Flora's Mother, Laura Hope Crews; Stella Johnson, Janet Shaw; Doc Moore, Harry Davenport; Laura Bennett, Ruth Garland; Anthony Billick, John Warburton; Caleb Amnion, Paul Harvey; Blonde, Mayo Methot; Robert Forbes, Irving Bacon; Tom Selig, Arthur Hoyt. "SONS OF THE LEGION"— Paramount.— Original screen play by Lillie Hayward, Lewis Foster and Robert McGowan. Directed by James Hogan. 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Willie Best; Potter, Paul Hurst; Brode/ick, Sidney Blackmer; Syd, Will Stanton; Peruvians, Ivan Lebedeff, Gregory Gaye, Rafael St irm; Slippery Sol, Stanley Fields; Terrible Turk, Tiny Roebuck; Promoter, Ben Welden; Globe, Ed Gargan; Taxi Driver, George Chandler; Bartender, Ralph Dunn; Carter, Clay Clement; Grouch, Harry Hayden; Referee, Pat McKee; Stout Woman, Grace Hayle. "THAT CERTAIN AGE" — Universal. — Screen play by Bruce Manning, Charles Hackett and Billy Wilder. Original story by F. Hugh Herbert. Directed by Edward Ludwig. The Cast: Alice Fullerton, Deanna Durbin; Vincent Bullitt, Melvyn Douglas; Ken, Jackie Cooper; Mr. FullerIon. John Halliday; Mrs. Fullerton, Irene Rich; The Pest, Juanita Quigley; Mary Lee, Peggy Stewart; Tony, Jackie Searl. "THERE GOES MY HEART"— Hal RoachUnited Artists. — Screen play by Eddie Moran and Jack Jevne. From an original story by Ed. Sullivan. Directed by Norman Z. McLeod. 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"TOUCHDOWN ARMY" — Paramount. — Original story and screen play by Lloyd Corrigan and Erwin Gelsey. Directed by Kurt Neumann. The Cast: Brandon Culpepper, John Howard; Jimmy Howell, Robert Cummings; Toni Denby, Mary Carlisle; Kirk Reynolds, Owen Davis, Jr.; Jack Heffernan, William Frawley; Dick Mycrofl, Benny Baker; Colonel Denby, Minor Watson; Bob Haskins, Raymond Hatton. "VACATION FROM LOVE" — M-G-M. — Original story and screen play by Patterson McNutt and Harlan Ware. Directed by George Fitzmaurice. The Cast: Bill Blair, Dennis O'Keefe; Patricia La-wson, Florence Rice; John Hodge Lawson, Reginald Owen; Flo Heath, June Knight; Barney Keenan, Edward S. Brophy; Mark Shelby, Truman Bradley; T. Ames Piermont 111, Tom Rutherford; Judge Brandon, Andrew Tombes; Oscar Willlesbach, Herman Bing; Dr. Waxlon, George Zucco; French Judge, Paul Porcasi; Danny Dolan, J. M. Kerrigan. "YOUTH TAKES A FLING"— Universal.— Screen play by Myles Connolly and Tom Reed. Directed by Archie Mayo. 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