Photoplay (Jan-Sep 1937)

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The Cast: Esther Blodgelt, Vicki Lester, Janet Gaynor; Norman Maine, Frederic March; Oliver Niles, Adolphe Menjou; Lettie, May Robson; Danny McGuire, Andy Devine; Libby, Lionel Stander; Anita Regis, Elizabeth Jenns; Pop Randall, Edgar Kennedy; Casey Burke, Owen Moore; Theodore Smythe, J. C. Nugent; Aunt Maltie, Clara Blandick; Esther's brother, A. W. Sweatt; Miss Phillips (clerk), Peggy Wood; Harris, Adrian Rosely; Ward, Arthur Hoyt; Posture Coach, Guinn (Big Boy) Williams; Otto Friedl, Vince Barnett; Academy Awards speaker, Paul Stanton; Billy Moon, Franklin Pangborn. "ANGELS HOLIDAY"— 20th Century-Fox.— Original story and screen play by Frank Fenton and Lynn Root. Directed by James Tinling. The Cast: "Angel," Jane Withers; Nick Moore, Robert Kent; Stivers, Joan Davis; Pauline Kaye, Sally Blane; Bat Regan, Harold Huber; Butch Broder, Frank Jenks; Crandall, Ray Walker; Waldo Everett, John Qualen; Eddie, Lon Chaney, Jr.; Gramp, Al Lydell; Gus, Russell Hopton; Sergeant Murphy, Paul Hurst; Maxie, John Kelly; Louie, George Taylor; Chief of Police, Cy Kendall; Ralph Everett, Charles Arnt. "AS GOOD AS MARRIED"— Universal.— Story by Norman Krasna. Screen play by Hugh Herbert and Lynn Starling. Directed by Edward Buzzell. The Cast: Alexander Drew, John Boles; Sylvia Parker, Doris Nolan; Eraser James, Walter Pidgeon; Princess Cherry Bouladoff, Tala Birell; Wally. Alan Mowbray; Alma, Katherine Alexander; Miss Danforth, Esther Ralston; Quinn, Ernest Cossart; Laura, Mary Philips; Poochie, Dorothea Kent; Ernie, David Oliver; Jessup, Harry Davenport. "GIM BUSINESS" (THE JONES FAMILY)— 20th Century-Fox. — Original story by Ron Ferguson and Eleanor De Lamater. Based on the characters created by Katharine Kavanaugh. Screen play by Robert Ellis and Helen Logan. 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; Ted Hewetl, Allan Lane; Roger Jones, George Ernest; Lucy Jones, June Carlson; Granny Jones, Florence Roberts; Bobby Jones, Billy Mahan; Vicky, Marjorie Weaver; Leland Whitney, Frank Conroy; Mr. Rodney, Wallis Clark. "CAFE METROPOLE"— 20th Century-Fox — Original story by Gregory Ratoff. Screen play by Jacques Deval. Directed by Edward H. Griffith. The Cast: Laura Ridgeway, Loretta Young; Alexis, Tyrone Power; Monsieur Victor, Adolphe Menjou; Paul, Gregory Ratoff; Joseph Ridgeway, Charles Winninger; Bill Robinson, Himself; Margaret Ridgeway, Helen Wcstley; Monsieur Leon Monnel, Ferdinand Gottschalk; Maxl Schinner, Christian Rub; Maitre D' Hotel, Georges Renavent; Attendant, Fredrik Vogeding; Artist, Leonid Kinskey; Arthur Cleveland Thorndyke, Hal K. Dawson; Gendarme, Albert Conti; ./<j« Rubini &° Orchestra, Themselves; Porter, Leonid Snegoff; Hotel Manager, Armand Kaliz; Police Official, Paul Porcasi; Croupier, Andre (In-run; Secretary, Marcelle Corday; Native Girl, Louise Clark; Coal Room Attendant, Louis Mercier; Flmuer Clerk, Rolfe Sedan; Hat Clerk, Andre Beranger; First Cashier, Michael Visaroff. "DANCE CHARLIE DANCE"— First NariONAL. — From the play "Butter And Egg Man" by George S. Kaufman. Screen play by Crane Wilbur and William Jacobs. Directed by Frank McDonald. The Cast: Andy Tucker, Stuart Erwin; Mary Mathews, I'. hi Mini; Fanny Morgan, Glenda Farrell; Alt Morgan, Allen Jenkins; Gordon Fox, Addison Richards; Mac Arthur, Charles Foy; Alvin Gussett, Chester (lute; Jennie Wolfe, M.ny Treen; Bobbie Benson, Colletti Lyon ; Charlie, tommy Wonder: Ted Parks, It. ink Faylen; Tim, Robert Homans; Richard Milton. Harvey Clark; Jane Arden, Olive Olson. "HOI I VWOOD COWBOY" RKO RADIO Origin. ii icreen play by i>.m Jarrett and Ewing Scott, Directed by Ewing Scott ["he Cast: Jeffery i a\ on, George O'Brien; Joyce Cecilia Parker; i Met Butler, Maude Eburne; <• Gadsby Holmes, foi Cail ii < tbrook Courtney, Frank Milan; Kramer, I Lull Mi. Ml, tun; Morcy D.m Wolheim; Metzger, Walter De Palma; Camby, Stanley Blystone; Sieger, Al Herman; Klinker, Bill Royle; Gillie, Frank Hagney; Benson, Claude Payton; Slim, Slim Baulch; Morgan, Sid Jordan; Joe Garvey, Lester Door. "KID GALAHAD"— Warners.— Story by Francis Wallace. Screen play by Seton I. Miller. Directed by Michael Curtiz. The Cast: Nick Donati. Edward G. Robinson; Turkey Morgan, Humphrey Bogart; Marie, Jane Bryan; Silver Jackson, Harry Carey; Fluff, Bette Davis; Ward Guisenberry, Kid Galahad, Wayne Morris; Chuck McGraw, William Haade; Mrs. Donati, Soledad Jiminez; Buzz Barelt, Ben Welden; The Redhead, Veda Ann Borg; Gunman, Harland Tucker; Burke, Hank Hankinson; Denbaugh, Jack Kranz; Joe Taylor, Joe Cunningham; Brady, Joe Crehan; Barney, Frank Faylen; Sam, Bob Evans; O'Brien, Bob Nestell; Referee, George Blake. "KING OF GAMBLERS"— Paramount.— Original story and screen play by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur. Directed by Robert Florey. The Cast: Dixie, Claire Trevor; Jim, Lloyd Nolan; Steve Kalkas, Akim Tamiroff; Eddie. Larry Crabbe; Jackie, Helen Burgess; George Kramer, Porter Hall; Temple, Harvey Stephens; Parker, Barlowe Borland. " "LET THEM LIVE" — Universal. — Based upon "The Stones Cry Out" by Richard Wormser. Screen play by Bruce Manning and Lionel Houser. Directed by Harold Young. The Cast: Dr. Martin, John Howard; Judith Marshall, Nan Grey; Rita Johnson, Judith Barrett; Pete Lindsay, Edward Ellis; Dr. D. Cliplon, Robert Wilcox; Mike, Bennie Bartlett; Judge Lederer, Henry Kolker; Danny, Ralph Remly; Interne, Scott Kolk; Interne, George Shelley; Interne, Robert Dalton; Tom Blake, Robert Warwich. "MAKE WAY FOR TOMORROW"— Paramount.— From a novel by Josephine Lawrence. Screen play by Vina Delmar. Produced and directed by Leo McCarey. The Cast: Barkley Cooper, Victor Moore; Lucy Cooper, Beulah Bondi; Anita Cooper, Fay Bainter; George Cooper, Thomas Mitchell; Rhoda Cooper, Barbara Read; Harvey Chase, Porter Hall; Cora Payne, Elisabeth Risdon; Mamie, Louise Beaver; Bill Payne, Ralph Remley; Richard Payne, George Offerman, Jr.; Jack Payne, Tommy Bupp; Nellie Chase, Minna Gombell; Robert Cooper, Ray Mayer; B. Rabinowitz, Maurice Moscovitch. "NIGHT KEY"— Universal.— Original by William Pierce. Directed by Lloyd Corrigan. The Cast: Dave Mallory, Boris Karloff; Joan, Jean Rogers; Travers, Warren Hull; Petty Louie, Hobart Cavanaugh; Ranger, Samuel Hinds; John Baron, Alan Baxter; Mike, David Oliver; Kruger, Edwin Maxwell. "SLIM" — Warners. — Original story and screen play by William W. Haines. Directed by Ray Enright. The Cast: Red Blayd, Pat O'Brien; Slim, Henry Fonda; Cally, Margaret Lindsay; Stumpy, Stuart Erwin; Pop, J. Farrell MacDonald; Tom, Dick Purcell; Wilcox, Joseph Sawyer; First Gambler, Craig Reynolds; Wyatl Ranstead, John Litel; Slumpy's Girl, Jane Wyman; Lafe Garretson, Harlan Tucker; Steve, Joseph King; Al, Carlyle Moore, Jr.; Joe Braithcrwaite, James Robbins; Mitch, Henry Otho; Ed, Dick Wessell; Griff, Max Wagner; Kelly, Ben Hendricks; Second Gambler, Alonzo Price; Mrs. Johnson, Maidel Turner; .Sum, Walter Miller. "NIGHT MUST FALL"— M-G-M— Based on the play by Emlyn Williams. Screen play by John Van Druten. Directed by Richard Thorpe. The Cast: Danny, Robert Montgomery; Olivia, Rosalind Russell; Mrs. Bramson, Dame May Whitty; Justin, Alan Marshal; Dora, Merle Tottenham; Mrs. Terence, Kathleen Harrison; Belsize, Matthew Boulton; Nurse, Eily Malyon; Guide, E. E. Clive; Saleslady, Beryl Mercer; Mrs. Laurie. Winifred Harris. "TALK OF THE DEVIL"— GB.— Story by Carol Reed and Anthony Kimmins. Scenario by Anthony Kimmins. Directed by Carol Reed. The Cast: Ray Allen, Ricardo Cortez; Ann Marlmv, Sally Eilers; Stephen Findlay, Basil Sydney; John Fimllay, Kindle Ayrton; Lord Dymchurch, Charles ( ii ion; ' olquhdun, Anthony Holies; Mr, Alderson, Frederick Culley; The Inspector, Gordon McLeod; Angus, Quenton McPhcrson.