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The Cast: Mac, Jack Benny; Paula, Ida Lupino; Alan, Richard Arlen; Cynthia. Gail Patrick; Jupiter Pluvius, Ben Blue; Tools, Judy Canova; Lois Townsend. Kathrvn Kay; Stella, Cecil Cunningham; Mrs. Townsend, 'Hedda Hopper; and The Yacht Club Boys, Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra; Louis Armstrong and his orchestra; Specialty by Martha Raye; Specialty by Connie Boswell; Waler Waltzers, Mary Shepherd and Gloria Wheeden; Model, Sandra Storme; Marjorie, Madelon Grey; Craig Sheldon, Alan Birmingham; Dr. Zimmer, Donald MeekLord. Dell Henderson; Early, Harry Hayden. "BACK IN CIRCULATION" — Warners — Screen play by Warren Duff. From a Cosmopolitan Magazine story by Adela Rogers St. Johns. Directed by Ray Enright. The Cast: Bill Morgan, Pat O'Brien; "Timrny" Blake, Joan Blondell; Arline Wade, Margaret Lindsay; Murphy, Eddie Acuff: Mac, George E. Stone; Sam Sherman, Ben Welden; Attorney Botlsford, Raymond Brown; Dr. Evans, Granville Bates: The Sheriff, Spencer Charters; Dr. Eugene Forde, John Litel; "Snoop" Davis, Craig Reynolds; Carlton Whitney, Walter Byron; Buck, Regis Toomey: Dr. Hanley, Gordon Hart; Dist. Attorney Saunders, Herbert Rawlinson. "BIG SHOT, THE"— RKORadio— Screen play by Arthur T. Horman and Bert Granet. Directed by Edward Killy. The Cast: Mr. Simms, Guy Kibbee; Mrs. Simms, Cora Witherspoon; Peggy. Dorothy Moore; Chet, Gordon Jones; Drake, Russell Hicks: Murdoch, Frank M. Thomas; McQuade, Dudley Clements; Police Chief, George Irving; Gloria, Maxine Jennings; Mamie, Barbara Pepper; Bugs, Tom Kennedy; Deuces, John Kelly; Soapy, Eddie Gribbon; Spots, Al Hill; Johnny Cullen, Donald Kirke. " CONFESSION "—Warners— Original screen play by Hans Rameau. Adaptation by Julius J Epstein and Margaret LeVino. Directed by Joe May. The Cast: Vera, Kay Francis; Michael Michailow, Basil Rathbone; Presiding Judge, Donald Crisp; Mrs. Koslov, Dorothy Peterson; Prosecuting Attorney. Robert Barrat: Xenia, Veda Ann Borg; Reporter, Anderson Lawlor; Russian Interpreter, Michael Mark; Leonide Kircrn*, Ian Hunter; Lisa. Jane Bryan; Hildegard, Mary Maguire, Stella, Laura Hope Crews; Defense Attorney. Ben Welden; Wanda, Helen Valkis; Dancer, Matty King. "DOUBLE OR NOTHING"— Paramount— Based on a story by M. Coates. Screen play by Charles Lederer, Erwin Gelsey, John C. Moffitt and Duke Atteberry. Directed by Theodore Reed. The Cast: Lefty Boylan, Bing Crosby; Liza Lou Lane. Martha Raye; Half-Pint, Andy Devine; Yield Clark, Mary Carlisle; Peterson, William Frawley; Sailor, Benny Baker; Jonathan Clark, Sam Hinds. "EXCLLTSIVE" — Paramount — Based on a play by John C. Moflfitt. Screen play by John C . Moffitt. Sidney Salkow and Rian James. Directed by Al Hall. The Cast: Ralph Houston, Fred MacMurray; Vina Swain, Frances Farmer; Tod Swain, Charlie Ruggles; Charles Gillette, Lloyd Nolan; Mrs. Swain, Fay Holden; Colonel Bogardus, Edward H. Robins: Elliott, Gaylord Pendleton; Springer, Harlan Briggs; Formby, William Mansell; Beak, Horace MacMahon. 'FLIGHT FROM GLORY"— RKO-Radio— Screen play by David Silverstein and John Twist. Directed by Lew Landers. The Cast: Smith, Chester Morris; Lee Wilson, Whitney Bourne; Ellis, Onslow Stevens; Wilson, Van Heflin; Hanson, Richard Lane; Jones, Paul Guilfoyle; Ilzky, Solly Ward; Hilton, Douglas Walton; Old Timer, Walter Miller; Molly. Rita LaRoy; Pepi, Pasha Khan. "FIREFLY, THE"— M-G-M— Screen play by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett. Based upon the book and lyrics by Otto A. Harbach. Adaptation by Ogden Nash. Music by Rudolf Friml. Directed by Robert Z. Leonard. The Cast: Nina Maria, Jeanette MacDonald; Don Diego, Allan Jones; Major De Rougemont, Warren William; Innkeeper. Billy Gilbert; General Savary, Henry Daniellj Marquis De Melito, Douglas Dumbrille; Elienne, Leonard Penn; King Ferdinand, Tom Rutherford; Lola, Belle Mitchell; Secret Service Chief, George Zucco; Duval. Corbett Morris; Wellington, Matthew Boulton. "GANGWAY"— GB— Music and lyrics by Sam Lerner, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman. Directed by Sonnie Hale. The cast: Pal Wayne, Jessie Mathews; Inspector Bob Deering, Barry Mackay; Nedda Beaumont, Olive Blakeney; Greta Brand. Liane Ordeyne; Carl Freemason, Patrick Ludlow; "Smiles" Hogan, Nat Pendleton; Otlerman, Noel Madison; Taggetl, Alastair Sim; Mrs. Van Tuyl, Doris Rogers; Tracy. Laurence Anderson; Benny the Gebt, Blake Dorn; Joe, Graham Moffatt; Ass't Commissioner, Peter Gawthrone; Smilhers, Henry Hallatt: Foreign Dancer, Warren Jenkins. "HIDEAWAY'— RKORadio— Screen play by Robert Bren and Edmund L. Hartmann. Directed by Richard Rosson. The Cast: Frankie, Fred Stone; Emma, Emma Dunn; Joan, Marjorie Lord; Clarke, J. Carrol Naish; Bill, William Corson; Eddie, Ray Mayer; Al, Bradley Page", Norris, Paul Guilfoyle; Oscar, Tommy Bond: Sheriff, Dudley Clements; Nolan, Alec Craig; Yokum, Charles Withers; Hank, Otto Hoffman; Mooney, Bob McKenzie. "HIGH WIDE AND HANDSOME"— Paramount— Original story and screen play by Oscar Hammerstein 2nd. Additional dialogue by George O'Neil. Music by Jerome Kern. Directed by Rouben Mamoulian. The Cast: Sally Watlerson, Irene Dunne; Peter Cortlandt, Randolph Scott, Molly, Dorothy Lamour; Doc Watlerson, Raymond Walburn; Red Smith, Charles Bickford; Grandma Cortlandt, Elizabeth Patterson; Mac, William Frawley; Veresi, Akim Tamiroff; Samuel, Ben Blue; Brennan, Alan Hale; Zeke Smith, Stanley Andrews; Gabby Johnson, Frank Sully; Boy, Tommy Bupp; Mrs. Lippincotl, Helen Lowell; Mr. Lippincotl, Lucien Littlefield; Mr. Stark, Irving Pichel; Colonel Blake, Purnell Pratt. "HOT WATER" — 20th Century-Fox — Screen play by Robert Chapin and Karen De Wolf. Original story by Ron Ferguson and Eleanor De Lamater. Based on the characters created by Katharine Kavanaugh. Directed by Frank R. Strayer. The Cast: John Jones, Jed Prouty; Bonnie Jones, Shirley Deane; Mrs. John Jones, Spring Byington; Herbert Thompson, Russell Gleason; Jack Jones, Kenneth Howell; Roger Jones, George Ernest; Lucy Jones, June Carlson; Granny Jones, Florence Roberts; Bobby Jones, Billy Mahan; Bebe Montaine, Joan Marsh; Isabel Enfield, Marjorie Weaver; Dr. Enfield, Willard Robertson; Hal Lynch, Robert Glecker; Walter Whitlaker, Arthur Hohl; Maxwell, Selmar Jackson; Mayor Roberts, Joseph King. "IT'S ALL YOURS"— Columbia— Story by Adelaide Heilbron. Screen play by Mary C. McCall, Jr. Directed by Elliott Nugent. The Cast: Linda Gray, Madeleine Carroll; Jimmy Barnes, Francis Lederer; Baron Rene de Montigny, Mischa Auer; Constance Marlowe, Grace Bradley; City Clerk, Victor Kilian; License Clerk, George McKay; Alexander Duncan, Charles Waldron; E. J. Barnes, J. C. Nugent; Judge Reynolds, Richard Carle; Dabney, Arthur Hoyt; Reporter, Gene Morgan. "IT'S LOVE I'M AFTER"— Warners— Original story by Maurice Hanline. Screen play by Casey Robinson. Directed by Archie L. Mayo. The Cast: Basil, Leslie Howard; Joyce, Bette Davis; Mania West, Olivia de Havilland; Henry Grant, Patric Knowles; Digges, Eric Blore; William West. George Barbier; Gracey Kane, Bonita Granville; Aunt Ella, Spring Byington; Mrs. Kane, Georgia Caine; Elsie, Veda Ann Borg; First Butler, E. E. Clive; Joyce's maid, Valerie Bergere; Mrs, Hinkle, Sarah Edwards; Mr. Hinkle, Thomas Pogue; Mrs. Babson, Grace Fields; Mr. Babson, Harvey Clark; Mr. Kane, Ed Mortimer; Second Butler, Thomas Mills. "LONDON BY NIGHT" — M-G-M — Screen play by George Oppenheimer from a play by Will Scott. Directed by William Thiele. The Cast: Michael Denis, George Murphy; Patricia Herrick, Rita Johnson; Bessie, Virginia Field; Correy, Leo G. Carroll; Inspector Jefferson, George Zucco; Sir Arthur Herrick, Montagu Love; Bill, Eddie Quillan; Squires, Leonard Mudie; Tims. J. M. Kerrigan; Inspector Sleet, Neil Fitzgerald; Postman, Harry Stubbs; Burroughs, Ivan Simpson; Jones, Corky. "LOVE UNDER FIRE"— 20th Century-Fox — Screen play by Gene Fowler, Allen Rivkin and Ernest Pascal. Based on a play by Walter Hackett. Directed by George Marshall. The Cast: Myra Cooper, Loretta Young; Tracy Egan, Don Ameche; Pamela Beaumont, Frances Drake; Tip Conway, Walter Catlett; Cabtain Delmar, John Carradine; General Monlero, Sig Rumann; Lieut. Chavez, Harold Huber; Rosa, Katherine de Mille; Captain Bowden, E. E. Clive; Lieut. Cabana, Don Alvarado: Captain Contreras, Georges Renavant; Bert, Clyde Cook; Lieut. De Vega, George Regas; Cunningham, Claude King; Officer, Francis McDonald; McWhirter, David Clyde; Civilian, Egon Brecher. "MR. DODD TAKES THE AIR"— WarnersFirst National — Original story by C. B. Kelland. Screen play by William Wister Haines and Elaine Ryan. Directed by Alfred E. Green. The Cast: Claude Dodd, Kenny Baker; Mme. Moro, Alice Brady; Marjorie Day, Jane Wyman; Gateway, Henry O'Neill; Hiram P. Doremus, Ferris Taylor; "Sniffer," Frank McHugh; Jessica Stafford, Gertrude Michael; Lidin, John Eldridge; Doc Quinn, Harry Davenport; Information Desk Girl, Linda Perry, Taxicab Driver, Al Herman. "ONE MILE FROM HEAVEN"— 20th Century-Fox— Screen play by Lou Breslow and John Patrick. Based upon the original stories of Judge Ben B. Lindsay, Robin Harris and Alfred Golden. Directed by Allan Dwan. The Cast: Lucy ("Tex") Warren, Claire Trevor; Barbara Harrison, Sally Blane; Jim Tabor, Douglas Fowley; Flora Jackson, Fredi Washington; Sunny, Joan Carol; Moxie McGialh. Ralf Harolde; Jerry Harrison, John Eldredge; Johnny, Paul McVey; Mortimer Atlas, Ray Walker; Peter Brindell, Russell Hopton; Charlie Milford, Chick Chandler; Henry Bangs, Eddie Anderson; Judge Clarke, Howard Hickman; Officer Joe, Bill Robinson. "SHIEK STEPS OUT, THE"— Republic— Screen play by Adele Bufhngton. Original story by Adele Buffington. Additional dialogue by Gordon Kahn. Directed by Irving Pichel. The Cast: Ahmed Ben Nesib, Ramon Novarro; Flip Murdoch, Lola Lane; Sam Murdoch, Gene Lockhart; Gloria Parker. Kathleen Burke; Abu Saal, Stanley Fields: Munson, Billy Bevan; Polly Parker, Charlotte Treadway; Lord Byington, Robert Coote; Allusi Ali, Leonid Kinskey; Mario, Georges Renavent, Kisub, Jamiel Hasson; Minister, C. Montague Shaw; Lt. Bordeaux, George Sorel. "SOULS AT SEA"— Paramount— Based on a , story by Ted Lesser. Screen play by Grover Jones and Dale Van Every. Directed by Henry Hathaway. The Cast: "Nuggin " Taylor, Gary Cooper; Powdah, George Raft; Margaret Tarryton, Frances Dee; Lieut. Tarryton, Henry Wilcoxon; Captain of the " William Brown," Harry Carey; Babsie, Olympe Bradna; George Martin, Robert Cummings; Court Prosecutor, Porter Hall; Woodley, George Zucco; Tina, Virginia Weidler; Gaston de Baslonet, Joseph Schildkraut; Captain Martisel, Gilbert Emery; Toymaker, Lucien Littlefield; Vim linisl, Paul Fix; Pecora, Tully Marshall; Mate, Monte Blue; Granley, Stanley Fields. "STELLA DALLAS" — Samuel GoldwynUniti d Artists — From the novel by Olive Higgins Prouty. Screen play by Harry Wagstaff Gribble and Gertrude Purcell. Directed by King Vidor. The Cast: Stella Dallas, Barbara Stanwyck; Stephen Dallas, John Boles; Laurel, Anne Shirley; Helen Morrison, Barbara O'Neil; Richard Grosvenor, Tim Holt; Ed Munn, Alan Hale; Mrs. Martin, Marjorie Main; Mr. Martin, Edmund Elton; Charlie Martin, George Walcott; Carrie Jenkins, Gertrude Short; Mrs. Grosvenor, Nella Walker; Con, Bruce Satterlee; Con (grown up), Jimmy Butler; Lee, Jack Egger; John, Dickie Jones; Miss Phillibrown, Anne Shoemaker. "THAT CERTAIN WOMAN"— Warners— Screen play written by Edmund Goulding. Directed by Edmund Goulding. The Cast: Mary Donnell, Bette Davis; Jack Merrick, Henry Fonda; Lloyd Rogers, Ian Hunter; Fli<>, Anita Louise; Merrick, Sr., Donald Crisp; Virgil Whitaker, Hugh O'Donnell; Mrs. Rogers, Katherine Alexander; Amy, Mary Phillips; Tildon, Minor Watson; Valko, Ben Welden; Detective Neely. Sidney Toler; Dr. James, Charles Trowbridge; Fred, Norman Willis; Dr. Hartman, Herbert Rawlinson; Kenyon, Tim Henning; Jackie, Dwan Day. "VARSITY SHOW" — Warners — Original story by Warren Duff and Sid Herzig. Screen play by Warren Duff, Sid Herzig, Jerry Wald and Richard Macauley. Directed by YVilliam Keighley. The Cast: "Chuck" Daly, Dick Powell; Ernie Mason, Fred Waring; " Babs" Steward, Rosemary Lane; Betty Bradley, Priscilla Lane; " Rubberlegs" Stevens, Lee Dixon; Prof. Washburn, Roy Atwell; Prof, Biddle, Walter Catlett; "Scotty," Scotty Bates; William Williams, Ted Healy; Cuddles, Mabel Todd; "Trout," Sterling Holloway; "Hap," George McFarland; Buzz Bolton, Johnny' Davis; "Polly," Poley McClintock; Specialty Number by Buck and Bubbles; "Hammer," Ben Welden; Dean of the College, Halliwell Hobbes; Mrs. Smith, Emma Dunn; Mike Barclay, Ed Brophy. "VICTORIA THE GREAT"— RKO-Radio— Scenario and dialogue by Miles Malleson and i Charles de Grandcourt. Produced and directed by Herbert Wilcox. The Cast: Queen Victoria, Anna Neagle; Prince Consort, Anton Walbrook; Prince Earnest, Walter Rilla; Duchess of Kent, Mary Morris; Lord Melbourne, H. B. Warner; Baroness Lehzen, Greta Wegener; Archbishop of Canterbury, C. V. France; Wellington, James Dale; Sir Robert Peel, Charles Carson; Lord Conyngham, Hubert Harben; Palmerston, Felix Aylmer; Gladstone (Young), Der I rick De Marney; Gladstone (Old), Hugh Miller; Stockmar, Paul Leyssac. "VOGUES OF 1938"— Walter Wanger-United Artists — Original screen play by Samuel and Bella Spewack. Directed by Irving Cummings. The Cast: George Curson, Warner Baxter; Wendy Van Kletlering, Joan Bennett; Mary Curson, Helen Vinson; Prince Muratov, Mischa Auer; Mr. Morgan, Alan Mowbray: Mr. Brockton, Jerome Cowan; Sophie Miller, Alma Kruger; Mrs. Lemke, Marjorie Gateson; Miss Simms, Dorothy McNulty; Belly Mason, Polly Rowles; Violet, Maria Shelton; Mrs, Van Kletlering, Hedda Hopper; Lawyer, Roman Bohnen; Entertainers, Georgie Tapps, Virginia Verrill, Fred Lawrence, Gloria Gilbert, Olympic Trio, Wiere Brothers, Rocco and Saulter, The Four Hot Shots, Victor Young and his orchestra. "WINE, WOMEN AND HORSES"— Warners— Screen play by Roy Chanslor. From a novel by W. R. Burnett. Directed by Louis King. The Cast: Jim Turner, Barton MacLane; Valerie, Ann Sheridan; George Mayhew, Dick Purcell; Marjorie Mayhew, Peggy Bates; Pres Barrow, Walter Cassell; Mrs. Mayhew, Lottie Williams; Bright, Kenneth Harlan; Eight Ball, Eugene Jackson; Broadway, Charlie Foy; Joe, James Robbins. "YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING"— ?0th Century-Fox — Screen play by Harry Tugend, Jack Yellen and Karl Tunberg. From an original story by Gregory Ratoff. Music and lyrics by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel. Directed by Norman Taurog. The Cast: Judith Poe Welh. Alice Faye; Rilz Brothers, Themselves; Geo) si Macrae, Don Ameche; Sam Gordon, Charles Wil ninger; Lulu Riley, Louise Hovick; Rubinoff. Him self; BoMiy Walker, Tony Martin; Bevtns. Arthur Treacher; Evelyn Mocre, Phyllis Brooks; Specially Tip, Tap & Toe; Orchestra Leader, Louis Prima: Hotel Clerk, Tyler Brooke; Romano, George Hum bert; Mr. Whilernan, Jed Prouty; Jerry, Wally Vernon; Alderman Barney Callahan. Robert Murphy; Blonde, Dorothy Christy; Tom. Paul McVey Lady Shopper, Clara Blandick, 102