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The Cast: Lili Heiser, Sonja Henie; Prince Rudolph, Tyrone Power; Nottingham, Arthur Treacher; Uncle Dornik, Raymond Walburn; Orchestra Leader, Joan Davis; Prime Minister, Sig Rumann; Baron, Alan Hale; Singer, Leah Ray; Krantz, Melville Cooper; Count, Maurice Cass; Alex, George Givot; Martha, Greta Meyer; Janitor, Egon Brecher; Chauffeur, Torben Meyer; Waiter, George Davis. "WIFE, DOCTOR AND NURSE"— 20th Century-Fox.— Screen play by Kathryn Scola, Darrell Ware and Lamar Trotti. Directed by Walter Lang. The Cast: lna, Loretta Young; Dr. Judd Lewis, Warner Baxter; Steve, Virginia Bruce; Mrs. Krueger, Jane Darwell; Dr. Therberg, Sidney Blackmer; Pompout, Maurice Cass; Constance, Minna Gombell; Mrs. Cunningham, Margaret Irving; Bruce Thomas, Gordon Elliott; Glen Wylie, Elisha Cook, Jr.; Bill, Paul Hurst; Dr. Hedges, Hal K. Dawson; Red, George Ernest; Nick, Georges Renavent; Uncle, Spencer Charters; Miss Farrell, Claire Du Brey; Chauffeur, Lon Chaney, Jr.; Chef, Charles Judels; Delivery Man, Stanley Fields; Doorman, Olin Howland; Supt. of Nurses, Jan Duggan; Specialty, Brewster Twins. "WOMEN MEN MARRY, THE"— M-G-M.— Screen play by Harry Ruskin, Donald Henderson Clarke, and James E. Grant. From a story by Matt Taylor. Directed by Errol Taggart. The Cast: Bill Raeburn, George Murphy; Jane Carson, Josephine Hutchinson; Claire Raeburn, Claire Dodd; Waller Wiley, Sidney Blackmer; Jerry Little, Cliff Edwards; Brother Nameless, John Wray; Mary Jane, Peggy Ryan; Sister Martin, Helen Jerome Eddy; Peter Martin, Rollo Lloyd; Brother Lamb, Edward McVVade; Sugar, Toby Wing; Quinn, Leonard Penn; "Pop," Walter Walker. Junior Legion (Continued from page 67.) so clearly how she feels about her uncle. "Isn't Uncle Harry splendid," she exclaimed. "He must be just like the King!" Her best friend and constant playmate is Michael, a black Scottish terrier. She was telling us about having been taken to visit Westminster Abbey in London before coming to Hollywood. "I didn't like it," she whispered. "It was cool in there and rather dim. I held tightly to Uncle Harry's hand and I'm glad I didn't take Michael. Michael wouldn't have liked it either." Her eyes were big and solemn. "Would he have liked the Coronation?" I asked. "Oh yes, Michael loves parades. He thinks they're ripping!" Lately Michael has been joined by Peter, a nondescript little animal brought from Baltimore by Uncle Harry as a special gift to Sybil for being a good girl. Peter has none of Michael's dignity. When we were introduced he landed with a bound in my lap, turned around six times, climbed up my shoulder and started to chew my ear. Peter has no British restraint. He is a 100% American Dog. Poor Michael! Sybil and I are going over to play dolls with Cora Sue Collins. I've known Cora Sue since she was four, and the first time I saw her I asked her to come and play with my dolls. She looked at me rather queerly but thanked me politely. As she was walking away she said to her mother in a loud whisper, "Just think, Mother! Still playing with dolls! At her age!" Next month is "Big Surprise" month for the readers of "Hollywood's Junior Legion." Marianne will hold court under a spreading Christmas tree and — but read for yourself all the delightful things she will have to tell you. Remember — if you want a snapshot of this month's party, write to Marianne, in care of Photoplay Magazine, 7751 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, Cal., and enclose a self-addressed, STAMPED envelope. 94