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April 2, 1938
by Lionel Collier
Jack Mack Graham
Pat Somerset Archie
Franklyn Parker Parker
Major Sam Harris... Colonel Armitage
Frask Lackteen Muslapha
Charles Brokaw El Kader
Olaf Hytton Sir Herbert
James Bush Don Adams
Keith Kenneth Sergeant Major
Arthur Aylesworth Logan
Abdulla Abdul
Directed by Arthur Lubin.
\ rtless melodrama, dealing with i\. gun-running and guerilla warfare on the North-West Frontier. It is all very novelettish and serial like, and makes it appeal mainly to juveniles.
Acting is consistent with the type of entertainment, and there is a fair share of comedy.
♦MY DEAR MISS ALDRICH
lf.-G.-Af. American. "U" certificate. Romantic comedy. Runs 7."> minutes.
Edna May Oliver Mrs. Atherton
Maureen CVSullivan Martha Aldrich
Walter Pidc.eon Ken Morley
Rita Johnson Ellen Warfield
Janet Beecher Mrs. Sinclair
Paul Harvey Mr. Sinclair
Charles VValdron Mr. Warfield
Walter Kingsford Mr. Talbot
Roger Converse Ted Martin
Guinn Williams An Attendant
Leonid Kinskey A Waiter
Brent Sargent Gregory
J. Farrell MacDonald "Doc" Howe
Robert Greig The Major Domo
Directed by George B. Seitz.
A homely sort of entertainment this, with Edna May Oliver carrying off the acting honours as a crusty old aunt. She has no direct bearing on the plot, but her characterisation makes her the outstanding feature of the picture.
Walter Pidgeon is quite good as Ken Morley, an editor, who has no time for women in journalism, and is severely shaken up when his paper is inherited by Martha Aldrich, an attractive young girl. Martha agrees to let control remain in Ken's hands, but leaves him no option when she applies for a job as reporter on her own paper.
Mrs. Atherton, Martha's crusty, suspicious aunt, is also a thorn in Ken's side; but, in the subsequent battle of the sexes, Ken and Martha find themselves equally responsible for the landing of a big scoop, and their joint success sees the end of individual inhibitions and the stage set for marriage.
Maureen O'Sullivan is attractive as Martha.
•LOVE TAKES FLIGHT
A.B.F.D. American, '^"certificate. Romantic comedy-drama. Runs 70 minutes.
Bruce Cabot Neil Bradshaw
Beatrice Roberts Joan Lawson
John Sheehan Spud Johnson
Astric Allwyn Diane Audre
Elliot Fisher Tommy
Gordon Elliot Bill Parker
Edwin Maxwell Dave Miller
Harry Tyler Stone
William Moore Rice
Grady Sutton Donald
Arthur Hoyt Grey
William Thorn Mr. Parker, Sr.
Brooks Benedict Eddie
Henry Koquemore Bartender
Directed bv Conrad Saget. From an original story by Ann Morrison Ckapin.
Serial adventure and sidelights on Hollywood's production, methods, together with a romance between an aerial ace and an attractive air hostess, forms the substance of this comedy-drama, which is quite brightly produced and provides good average entertainment.
Bruce Cabot, as the aerial ace who gets a chance to play opposite a film star, and so piques his girl friend, Joan, an air-hostess who had previously turned down a film offer, is quite good, and Joan is played in a specified manner by Beatrice ■Roberts.
PICTURECOER Weekly
As the film star. Diane. Astrid Allwyn is well in character, and John Sheehan heads a competent supporting cast.
The big moment is when Joan starts off on a trans-Pacific flight and is joined by Neil, who, knowing she is a bad navigator, insists on accompanying her.
cBULLDOG DRUMMOND COMES BACK
Paramount. American. '*{.*" certificate. Crime thriller. Runs 58 minutes.
John Barrymore Colonel Neilson
John Howard Bulldog Drummond
Louise Campbell Phyllis Clavering
Reginald Denny Algv Longworth
E. E. Clive Tenny
J. Carrol Naish Mikhail Valdin
Helen Freeman Irena Soldanis
Zeffie Tilbury Emmie Tennison
Directed by Louis King. From the story "A Female of the Species" by H. C. McSeile {"Sapper.")
Highly conventional thriller, ^treated in such an unsophisticated manner that its appeal is directed almost exclusively to juveniles.
The story deals with Bulldog Drummond's fiancee, Phyllis Clavering, who is kidnapped on the eve of their marriage by Irena Soldanis, widow, and Mikhail Valdin. brother of a killer, whom Drummond has sent to his rightful doom. Clues are deliberately dropped, the kidnappers' plan of revenge being to torture Drummond with suspense and then trap and kill both him and Phyllis.
They do not, however, take into their reckoning the might of Scotland Yard and the loyalty of Drummond's friend. Algy, and butler, Tenny, and in the end their fate is the one they have prescribed for their intended victims.
The imposing array of well-known artistes fails to make anything of the parts allotted to them because of the extreme poornessof material and idea .
One rarely sees a thriller so destitute of thrills as this one.
RELEASES
FOR THE
PAST TWO MONTHS j
Number of stars awarded in brackets : — :
AH Baba Goes to Town (2) ... March 5 :
Artists and Models (3) March 19 :
Back in Circulation (2) ... March 12 :
Blonde Trouble (2) Feb. 5 :
Bride Wore Red, The (2) ... March 5 :
Charlie Chan on Broadway (2) . . . March 1 9 :
Confession (3) ... ... .Ware* 26 •
Counsel For Crime (2) ... March 12 •
Double or Nothing (2) ... March 26 •
Double Wedding (2) Feb. 12 •
Dr. Syn (2) Feb. 12 •
Ever Since Eve (2) March 19 •
Firefly, The (2) Feb. 19 •
Footlight Heiress (2) Feb. 12 •
Forlorn River (2)c Feb. 5 5
Hiluway (2) March 26 :
Hot Water 12) March 12 :
It's Ijxe Im After (3) ... Feb. 26 :
Ifs All Yours (2) Feb. 5 :
Keep Fit (2)c Feb. 19 :
Lancer Spy (3) March 26 :
Law for Tombstone (2)e . . . March 5 :
Lovely to Look At (2.) Feb. 5 :
Madame X (2) Feb. 26 :
Man Betrayed, A (2) Feb. 19 :
New Faces of 1937 (2) ... Feb. 5 :
Non-Stop New York (2) ... March 19 j
100 Men and a Girl (3)c ... March 12 :
Pathetone Parade of 1938 (2) March 26 ■
Prisoner of Zenda, The (3)r ... March 12 •
Rustler's Valley (2)c Feb. 19 •
School for Husbands (3) ... March 26 •
She's No Lady (2) Feb. 26 •
Sky's the Limit, The (2) ... Feb. 26 •
Sing and Be Happy {2) ... Feb. 19 •
Singing Marine, The (2) March 5 j
Souls at Sea (3) Feb. 12 :
Squeaker, The (2) Feb. 12 :
Stage Door (4) March 19 :
Stella Dallas (2) Feb. 5 :
Super Sleuth {2)c Feb. 12 :
Take It From Me (2) ... March 12 :
They Won't Forget (3) ... March 5 :
Thirteenth Man, The (2) Feb. 10 :
Toast of New York, The (3) March 5 : Walter Wanger's Vogues of
1938 (2) Feb. 19 :
Wild and Woolly (2)c Feb. 12 :
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