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I man; Chester Blascomb, E. E. Clive; Karl, Torben Meyer; Martha, Bodil Rosing; Wilkins, Irving Bacon. "FOOLS FOR SCANDAL" — Warners. — Screen play by Herbert Fields and Joseph Fields. From the play, "Return Engagement," by Nancy Hamilton, James Shute and Rosemary Casey. .Directed by Mervyn LeRoy. The Cast: Kay [Winters, Carole Lombard; Rene, Fernand Gravet; Phillip Chester, Ralph Bellamy; Dewey Gilson, , Allen Jenkins; Lady Paula Malverton, Isabel Jeans; \jill, Marcia Ralston; Lady Poller-Porter, Heather [Thatcher; Bessie, Temple Piggott; Myrtle, Marie iWilson; Agnes, Tola Nesmith; Papa Joli-Coeur, ■Jacques Lory; Mme. Brioche, Michellette Burani; [Specialty, Jeni LeGon; and Les Hite and his i orchestra. ; "GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST, THE"— i M-G-M. — Screen play by Isabel Dawn and Boyce iDeGavv. Based on the play by David Belasco. [Music by Sigmund Romberg. Directed by Robert iZ. Leonard. The Cast: Mary Robbins, Jeanette MacDonald; Ramerez, Nelson Eddy; Lieutenant Johnson, Nelson Eddy; Jack Ranee, Walter jPidgeon; Mosquito, Leo Carrillo; Alabama, Buddy lEbsen; Pedro, Leonard Penn; Nina Martinez, [Priscilla Lawson, Sonora Slim, Bob Murphy; .Trinidad Joe, Olin Howland; Minstrel Joe, Cliff Edwards; Nick, Billy Bevan; The Professor, Brandon Tynan; Father Sienna, H. B. Warner; Governor, Monty Woolley. "GOODBYE BROADWAY" — Universal. — [Screen play by Ray Chanslor and Dorian Otvos. jOriginal story by James Gleason. Directed by Ray iMcCarey. The Cast: Pat M alloy, Charles Winninger; Molly M alloy, Alice Brady; Chuck, Tom (Brown; Tommy, Tommy Riggs; Jeanne, Dorothea ;Kent; Harry, Frank Jenks; Mr. Higgins, Jed .Prouty; Oglethorpe, Donald Meek; Jughead, Willie I Best; Lancaster, Del Henderson; Cromwell, Jack Daley; Merriweather, Rollo Lloyd; Calderway, Julius Tannen; Freddie, Charles Sullivan; Elmer, (Steve Strelich; Mrs. Peltengale, Virginia Howell. ' "ISLAND IN THE SKY"— 20th Century|Fox. — Screen play by Frances Hyland and Albert (Ray. Original story by Jerry Cady. Directed by 'Herbert I. Leeds. The Cast: Julie Hayes, Gloria ,Stuart; Michael Fraser, Michael Whalen; Peter .Vincent, Robert Kellard; Doyle, Paul Kelly; Lucy 'Rhodes, June Storey; Happy, Paul Hurst; Marly \Butler, Leon Ames; Walter Rhodes, Willard Robertison; Trompas, George Humbert; Mrs. O'Shea, Aggie Herring; Inspector Whitehead, Charles D. I Brown. i "JOY OF LIVING"— RKORadio.— Based on Ian original story by Dorothy and Herbert Fields. (Screen play by Gene Towne, Graham Baker and Allan Scott. Directed by Tay Garnett. The Cast: \Maggie, Irene Dunne; Dan, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Minerva, Alice Brady; Dennis, Guy Kibbee; '.Harrison, Jean Dixon; Potter, Eric Blore; Salina, Lucille Ball; Mike, Warren Hymer; Cafe Owner, [Billy Gilbert; Bert Pine, Frank Milan; Dotsy Pine, iDorothy Steiner; Betsy Pine, Estelle Steiner; Marie, Phyllis Kennedy; Orchestra Leader, Frankilin Pangborn; Mac, James Burke; Oswego, John .Qualen; Magistrate, Spencer Charters. j "JUDGE HARDY'S CHILDREN"— M-G-M. j— Screen play by Kay Van Riper. Based on characters created by Aurania Rouverol. Directed bv George B. Seitz. The Cast: Judge James Hardy, Lewis Stone; Andrew Hardy, Mickey Rooney; Marian Hardy, Cecilia Parker; Mrs. Hardy, Fay Holden; Aunt Milly, Betty Ross Clark; Polly Benedict, Ann Rutherford; Wayne Trenton, Robert Whitney; Suzanne Cortot, Jacqueline Laurent; Margaret Lee, Ruth Hussey; John Lee, Jonathan Hale; Miss Budge, Janet Beecher; Steve Prentiss, Leonard Penn; Radio Announcer, Boyd Crawford. "LIFE DANCES ON" (UN CARNET DE BAD — A. F. E. Corporation. — Written and directed by Julien Duvivier. The Cast: Christine, Marie Bell; Madame Audie {the Mother), Francoise Rosay; Jo (Night Club Owner), Louis Jouvet; Alain IRegnault (Priest), Harry Baur; Eric Irvin (A/pine Guide), Pierre-Richard Willm; Francois Palusset (\layor), Raimu; Dr. Thierry, Blahchar; Pierre Fabien (Hairdresser), Fernandel; Jacques (Young Boy), Robert Lynen. "MAID'S NIGHT OUT" — RKORadio.— Screen play by Bert Granet. Directed by Ben Holmes. The Cast: Sheila Harrison, Joan Fontaine; Bill Norman, Allan Lane; Popolopolis, Billy Gilbert; Geoffrey, Cecil Kellaway; Mrs. Harrison, Hedda Hopper; Wally Martin, Wm. Brisbane; Adele, Vicki Lester; Mary, Hilda Vaughn; Rufus Norman, George Irving; Mac, Frank M. Thomas; Mischa, Solly Ward; Hogan, Eddie Gribbon. 1 "MR. MOTO'S GAMBLE"— 20th CenturyiFox. — Original screen play by Charles Belden and Jerry Cady. Based on the character "Mr. Moto" created by John P. Marquand. Directed by James jTinling. The Cast: .Me. Moto, Peter Lorre; Lee \Chan, Keye Luke; Bill Steele, Dick Baldwin; Penny Kendall, Lynn Bari; Nick Crowder, Douglas Fowley; Linda Benton, Jayne Regan; Lieutenant Riggs, Harold Huber; Wellington, Maxie Rosenbloom; Philip Benton, John Hamilton; Connors, George E. Stone; Clipper McCoy, Bernard Nedell; Gabby Marden, Charles Williams; Biff Moran, Ward Bond; McGuire, Cliff Clark; Sammy, Edward jMarr; Joey, Lon Chaney, Jr.; Frankie Stanton, Russ Clark; District Attorney, Pierre Watkins; Editor, Charles D. Brown. : "PENROD'S DOUBLE TROUBLE" — Warners. — Based on the book by Booth Tarking|l.on. Story by Ernest Booth. Scenario by Crane Wilbur. Directed by Lewis Seiler. 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