Photoplay (Jan-Sep 1937)

PHOTOPLAY FOR SEPTEMBER. 1937 123 •ROAD BACK. THE —Universal. — Based on the book by Erich Maria Remarque Screenplay by R. C. Sherriff. Directed by James Whale. The Cast: Ernst, John Kinc;; Ludwig, Richard Cromwell; Tjaden, Slim Summerville; Willy, Andy Devine Lucy, Barbara Read; Angelina. Louise Fazenda; Wessling, Noah Beery. Jr.; Albert, Maurice Murphy Von Hagen, John Emery, Mayor, Etienne Girardot Prosecutor, Lionel Atwill; Belhke, Henry Hunter: Weil, Larry Blake; Giesicke, Gene Garrick; Elsa. Jean Rouverol; Maria, Greta Gvnte; Ernst's Mother. Spring Byington; Ernst's Father. Frank Reicher Ernst's Aunt, Laura Hope Crew*. Uncle Rudolph Charles Hal ton; Heinrich. Arthur Hohl; Bartschf William B. Davidson; Mr Markheim, Al Shean; Willy's Mother, Clara Blandick; Defense Attorney. Samuel S. Hinds; Judge, Robert Warwick; Principal Edwin Maxwell ■RUSTLERS VALLEY'— Paramount.— From an original storv by Clarence E. Mulford. Screenplay by Harry O. Hoyt. Directed by Nate Watt. The Cast: Hopalong Cassidy, William Boyd; Windy Haitiday, George Hayes; Lucky Jenkins, Russell Hayden; Clem Crawford. Oscar Apfel; Cal Howard, Lee Cobb, Randall Glenn, Stephen Marris; Agnes Glenn, Muriel Evans; Taggar', Ted Adams: Joe. Al Ferguson Boulton. John Beach •SHE HAD TO EAT"— 20th Cbntury-Fox.— Based on stories by M M. Musselman and James Edward Grant. Screenplay by Samuel G. Engel. Directed by Malcolm St. Clair. The Cast: Danny Decker, Jack Haley; Ann Garrison, Rochelle Hudson; Carter, Arthur Treacher; Raymond, Eugene Pallette; Duke Stacey, Douglas Fowley; Sleepy, John Qualen; Finger Print Expert, Maurice Cass; G-Man Inspector. Wallis Clark; Mrs. Cue. Lelah Tyler; Pete, Tom Kennedy: Rusty, Tom Dugan: Mr Phoecian-Wylie. Franklin Pangborn 'SING AND BE HAPPY' —20th Century-Fox — Original screenplay by Ben Markson. Lou Breslow and John Patrick. Directed by James Tinling. The Cast: Buzz Mason, Anthony Martin; .4mm Lane, Leah Ray; Myrtle, Joan Davis; Mrs. Henly, Helen W't'stley; Allan Howard, Allan Lane; Delia Dunn, Dixie Dunbar; Mike. Chick Chandler; John Mason. Berton Churchill; Thomas Lane. Andrew Tombes; Po'.ini Luis Alberni; Sheriff. Frank McGlynn. Sr "SINGING MARINE. THE —Warners-First National. — Original screenplay by Delmer Daves. Directed by Ray Enright The Cast: Boh, Dick Powell; Peggy, Doris Weston; Aneas Phinney, Hugh Herbert; Sergeant Mike, Allen Jenkins; Mr. Fowler. Addison Richards; Ma Marine, Jane Darwell; Slim. Lee Dixon; Dopey, Guinn "Big Boy" Williams; Helen Young, Marcia Ralston General, Pierre Watkin; Diane, Veda Ann Borg; Joan, Jane Wyman; Marine Sergeant, Edward Chandler; Marine Corporal, Harry Wood; Fanny Haltera',. Rose King; Specialty Number George "Doc" Rockwell "SMALL TOWN BOY"— Grand National.— Directed by Glenn Tryon. The Cast: Henry, Stuart Erwin; Molly, Joyce Compton; Mr. Armstrong, Jed Prouty; Mrs. Armstrong, Clara Blandick; Eddie. James Blakeley; Sandra, Dorothy Appleby; Mr. French, Clarence Wilson; Lafferty. John T Murray "SUPER SLEUTH"— From a play by Harry Segall. Screenplay by Gertrude Purcell and Ernest Pagano. Directed by Ben Stoloff. The Cast: Bill Martin, Jack Oakie; Mary Slrand, Ann Sothern; Professor Horman. Eduardo Ciannelli: Larry Frank Alan Bruce; Lieutenant Garrison, Edgar Kennedy; Doris Dunne. Joan Woodbury; Ralph Waring. Bradley Page; Gi'ihons. Paul Guilfoyle; Warts, Willie Best; Beckett, William Corson; Eddie, Alec Craig; Barker, Richard Lane; Motorcycle Cop, Paul Hurst; Policeman, George Rosener; Jailer, Fred Kelsey; Casey, Robert E. O'Connor: Sullivan, Philip Morris; Grimes, Dick Rush. "TOAST OF NEW YORK. THE — RKO-Radio — Based on "Book of Daniel Drew" by Bouck White and the story "Robber Barons" by Matthew Josephson. Screenplay by Dudley Nichols, John Twist and Joel Say re. Directed by Rowland V. Lee. The Cast: Jim Fisk, Edward Arnold; Nick Boyd, Cary Grant; Josie Mansfield, Frances Farmer; Luke, Jack Oakie; Daniel Drew, Donald Meek; Fleurique, Thelma Leeds; Vanderbilt, Clarance Kolb; Photographer, Billy Gilbert; Broker, George Irving, Lawyers. Russell M. Hicks, Frank M. Thomas; Wailack, Oscar Apfel; Collins, Dudley Clements; President of Board, Lionel Belmore; Bellhop, Robert McCIung; Janitor, Robert Dudley; Beefy Dolan. Dewey Robinson; Top Sergeant. Stanley Fields; Major, Gavin Gordon; Mary Lou. loyce Compton: Virginia Lee. Virginia Carroll "TOPPER"— Hal Roach-M-G-M.— Based on the novel by Thome Smith. Screenplay by Jack Jevne, Eric Hatch and Eddie Moran. Directed by Norman Z. McLeod. The Cast: Marion Kerby, Constance Bennett; George Kerby, Cary Grant; Mr. Topper, Roland Young; Mrs. Topper. Rillie Burke; Wilkins, Alan Mowbray; Casey, Eugene Pallette; Elevator Boy, Arthur Lake; Mrs. Sluyvesant, Hedda Hopper; Miss Johnson, Virginia Sale; Hotel Manager, Theodore Von Eltz; Policeman, J. Farrell McDonald; Secretary, Elaine Shepard; Rustics, Doodles Weaver and Si Jenks: Themselves. "Three Hits and A Miss" "CORNERED"— Warners— Based on "The Bad Man" by Porter Emerson Browne. Screenplay by Crane Wilbur. Directed by John Farrow. The Cast: General Wu Yen Fang, Boris Karloff; Jane Creed, Beverly Roberts; Gordon Creed, Ricardo Cortez; Jim Hallet, Gordon Oliver; Lola Gall, Sheila Bromley; General Chou Fu-Shan, Vladimir Sokoloff; Dr. Abernathy, Gordon Hart; Mr. Cheng, Richard Loo; Myron Gall, Douglas Wood; Captain Rung Nui, Chester Gan; Chan, Luke Chan; Hemingway, Selmer Jackson; Pao, James B. Leong; General Ma, Tetsu Komi; Wang Chung, Eddie Lee; Eurasian Conductor . Maurice Lui; Hua Mei. Mia Ichioaka "WILD AND WOOLLY ' -20th Cf.ntury-Fox.Original Screenplay by Lynn Root and Frank Fenton Directed by Alfred Werker. The Cast: Arnelle Flynn, Jane Withers; Gramp Flynn, Walter Brennan; Ruth Morris, Pauline Moore; Zero, Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer; Chaunce Ralston, Jack Searl; Edward Ralston, Berton Churchill; Blackie Morgan, Douglas Fowley; Frank Bailey, Robert Wilcox; Leon Wakefield. Douglas Scott; Dutch, Lon Chaney, Jr.; Barton Henshaw, Frank Melton; Lutz, Syd Saylor "WILD MONEY"— Paramount.— Story by Pam Gallico. Screenplay by Edward T Lowe, Marguerite Roberts and Eddie Welch. Directed by Louis King. The Cast: P. E. Dodd, Edward Everett Horton; Judy McGowan, Louise Campbell; Perry Brown, Lynne Overman; Bill Court, Porter Hall; Bill Hawkins, Lucien Littlefield; Jennie Hawkins, Esther Dale; Cole, Colin Tapley; Al Vogel, Benny Baker; Jackson, Nick Lukats; Mrs. West, Ruth Coleman; Malcolm West, Billy Lee; Spreckell, Barlowe Borland: Sheriff Jones. Howard Mitchell Ask the Answer Man CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 wood for years without creating more than passing interest until "Wake Up and Live," though he has appeared in the last year in "The Poor Little Rich Girl," "Mr. Cinderella" and " Pigskin Parade ." It's true Bobby Clark, the radio singer, sang for Jack in " Wake Up and Live," but Jack has a fine baritone voice, and has been signed recently for the radio this fall, so you'll be able to hear him for yourself Jane Fritz, Notre Dame, Indiana. — Your good-looking favorites are all Middle Westerners; maybe it's the climate. Henry Fonda was born in Grand Island, Nebraska, on May 16, 1905, attended the University of Minnesota. Fredric March (Frederick Mclntyre Bickel) was born in Racine, Wisconsin, on August 31, 1898, was educated at the University of Wisconsin. Lew Ayres was born on Dec. 28, 1908, in Minneapolis, Minn., attended the University of Arizona. Alan Baxter was born in Cleveland, Ohio. He is twenty-seven years old, graduated from Williams. Margaret Rose Hemond, New York, N. Y. — Rosalind Russell will again be teamed with Bob Montgomery in "Live, Love and Learn" but the picture will be in a much lighter vein than the gruesome "Night Must Fall." Fred Astaire will be teamed with Ginger Rogers this fall. Fred is five feet nine inches, weighs 138 pounds. Kathleen Goode, Corsicana Texas. — Judging by the reports and the letters that have stuffed our mailbag, Warners have a new "find" in the young actor you asked about, Wayne Morris, playing his first major role as the prize fighter in "Kid Galahad." He was born Bert deWayne Morris, Jr., in Los Angeles on Feb. 17, 1914. He is six feet two inches tall, has blue eyes and blond hair, tips the scales at 190 pounds. He was educated in San Francisco grammar schools, then at the Los Angeles High School. His only acting training was at the Pasadena Community Playhouse. He had a bit part in "China Clipper." 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