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JACK ALICOATE, PUBLISHER
1937
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Introduction
FILM DAILY, the pioneer daily newspaper of the dynamic industry of the screen, is happy to present its 1937 PRODUCT GUIDE and DI- RECTORS ANNUAL, a mid-year supplement and little brother to the YEAR BOOK of MO- TION PICTURES, considered everywhere as the standard reference work of the industry. The pages that follow primarily concern them- selves with production, the fountain head of the industry. Its wealth of statistical informa- tion, its Who's Who in Production, its biogra- phical data and its comprehensive array of pertinent production facts are so arranged to meet the informative needs of the busy execu- tive in every branch of pictures. To those, from every spoke of the great picture wheel, whose help made the following pages possible, the editor extends sincere thanks and appreci- ation.
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IN TWO YEARS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
JULY 1,1937 11,013 THEATRES
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EDITORIAL INDEX
A
Advertising Producers 476
Agents and Managers 478
Agents' Telephones:
Directors 408
Players 372
Writers 411
Alicoate, Jack — Introduction 3
Alliance Films Corp. — 1937-1938 Program. 63 Adventure Serials, Inc. —
1937-1938 Program 63
Advance Pictures Corp. —
1937-1938 Program 63
American Tobis Corp. —
1937-1938 Program 65
Amkino Corp.— 1937-1938 Program 69
Art Directors 489
Artcinema Associates, Inc. —
1937-1938 Program 73
Associate Producers, 1936-1937 Work 265
Associations — Personnel 437
Aslor Pictures Corp. —
1937-1938 Program 77
Atlantic Pictures— 1937-1938 Program 77
Authors—1936-1937 Work 285
B
Bahn, Chester B.— Product 25
Biographies of Producers and Directors... 195
Blake, B. K.— 1937-1938 Program 77
Brokers:
Insurance 485
Play and Story 481
Burr, C. C, Productions, Inc. —
1937-1938 Program 80
Buying Guide, Studio 490
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Cameramen— 1936-1937 Work 302
Cartoon Producers 476
Casting Directors 489
Chaplin, Charles— 1937-1938 Program 80
Code of Ethics, Production 43
Colony Pictures, Inc. — 1937-1938 Program. 80
Color, by Arthur W. Eddy 27
Color Processes 488
Columbia Pictures — 1937-1938 Program... 81
Composers, Music 310
Condor Pictures— 1937-1938 Program 85
Crescent Pictures Corp. —
1937-1938 Program 85
Crime Club Productions —
1937-1938 Program 85
Critics' Forum 17
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Dance Directors 319
Danubia Pictures, Inc. —
1937-1938 Programs 85
Directors:
Agents' Telephone Numbers 408
Biographies 195
Feature Work, 1936-1937 275
Short Subject Work 283
Disney, Walt— 1937-1938 Program 87
Distributors 477
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Eastern Production, by Sid Weiss 37
Eddy, Arthur W.— Color 27
Editors, Film— 1936-1937 Work 306
Educational Pictures — 1937-1938 Program. 87
Exporters and Importers 486
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Features Released January-June, 1937. . . 443
Film Daily — Personnel 496
Film Editors— 1936-1937 Work 306
First National— 1937-1938 Program 153
FitzPatrick Pictures —
1937-1938 Program 87
Fleischer Studios, Inc. —
1937-1938 Program 89
French Motion Picture Corp. —
1937-1938 Program 89
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GB Pictures— 1937-1938 Program 91
General Pictures Corp. —
1937-1938 Program 91
Goldwyn, Samuel — 1937-1938 Program. . . 93 Grand National Pictures, Inc. —
1937-1938 Program 93
Guaranteed Pictures Co. —
1937-1938 Program 97
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Harrison, Edv/ard — Television 29
Hays, Will H.— Production 5
Hoffberg, J. H., Co., Inc. —
1937-1938 Program 97
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Ideal Pictures Corp. —
1937-1938 Program 99
Imperial Pictures— 1937-1938 Program 99
Importers and Exporters 486
Industrial Producers 476
Insurance Brokers 485
Introduction, by Jack Alicoate 3
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Jay Dee Kay Productions —
1937-1938 Program 101
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Kinotrade--1937-1938 Program 101
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Laboratories 483
Lantz, Walter, Productions —
1937-1938 Program 103
Lenauer International Films, Inc. —
1937-1938 Program 103
Libraries, Film and Music 487
Lloyd, Harold, Corp.— 1937-1938 Program. 103 Loew, David L., Productions —
1937-1938 Program 103
Lyricists 310
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Major Pictures Corp.— 1937- 1938 Program. 105
Managers and Agents 478
March of Time, The —
1937-1938 Program 105
Mentone Productions — 1937-1938 Program. 105 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer —
1937-1938 Program 107
Mitchell, L. H. — Technical 33
Monogram Pictures — 1937-1938 Program.. 115
Morris, George H. — Publicity 31
Music Writers 310
Mutual Motion Picture Distributors —
1937-1938 Program 120
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Newsreels 485
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Olympic Pictures Corp. —
1937-1938 Program 120
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Paramount Pictures— 1937-1938 Program.. 120 Personnel:
Associations 437
Film Daily 496
Production Organizations 423
Studios 423
Photographers, Portrait and Still 484
Pictorial Films— 1937-1938 Program 119
Play and Story Brokers 481
Players:
Agents' Telephone Numbers 372
1936-1937 Work 321
Principal Productions, Inc. — ■
1937-1938 Prcgram 125
Producers:
Addresses, New York and Hollywood. 472
Cartoon 476
Industrial and Advertising 476
Personnel 423
Short Subject 475
Producers (Individuals):
Biographies 195
1936-1937 Work 265
Product, by Chester B. Bahn 25
Product for 1937-1938 49
Production, by Will H. Hays 5
Production Code of Ethics 43
Production Personalities, by Ralph Wilk. . 35
Production Programs for 1937-1938 49
Production Statistics 15
Projection Rooms 487
Publicity, by George H. Morris 31
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RKO Radio Pictures— 1937-1938 Program. 127
Raw Stock 487
Releases, January-June, 1937 443
Republic Pictures Corp. —
1937-1938 Program 131
Roach, Hal— 1937-1938 Program 133
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Schlesinger, Leon — 1937-1938 Program... 135 Scientific Films, Inc. —
1937-1938 Program 135
Screenplay Writers— 1936-1937 Work 293
Selznick International Pictures, Inc. —
1937-1938 Program 135
Sherman, Harry, Productions —
1937-1938 Program 137
Short Subject Producers 475
Sphinx Films Corp. — 1937-1938 Program.. 137
Statistics, Production 15
Steiner, William— 1937-1938 Program 137
Storage Vaults 487
Story and Play Brokers 481
Studio Buying Guide 490
Studios, Personnel 423
Supervisors- 1936-1937 Work 265
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Technical, by L. H. Mitchell 33
Telephone Numbers:
Los Angeles 38-39
New York 40-41
Television, by Edward Harrison 29
Title Studios 487
Trailers 483
Twentieth Century-Fox —
1937-1938 Program 139
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Ufa Films, Inc.— 1937-1938 Program 143
United Artists— 1937-1938 Program 143
Universal Pictures — 1937-1938 Program... 147
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Viennese Film Co.~1937-1938 Program.. 151
Vitaphone— 1937-1938 Program 153
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Wanger, Walter, Productions, Inc. —
1937-1938 Program 151
Warner Bros.— 1937-1938 Program 153
Weiss, Sid — Eastern Production 37
Who's Who in Hollywood 161
Wilk, Ralph — Production Personalities... 35
World Pictures Corp.— 1937-1938 Program. 159 Writers:
Agents' Telephone Numbers 411
Authors Work, 1936-1937 285
Screenplay Writers, 1936-1937 Work... 293
Zeidman, B. F., Productions
1937-1938 Program 159
PAGE 153 PROVES IT!
ADVERTISING INDEX
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Advance Pictures, Inc 58
Ahearn, Thomas 222
American Tobis Corporation 36
Arliss, Leslie 232
Artcinema Associates, Inc 50
Atlantic Pictures 46
Audio Productions, Inc 224
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Banks, Monty 158
Barnes Printing Company 116
Barsky, Bud 266
Bennett, Charles 156
Blake, B. K 60
Blanke, Henry 264
Bradford, James C 256
Brecher, Irv S 280
Bren, J. Robert 272
Brice, Monte 230
Bricker, George 290
Brulatour, J. E., Inc Inside Front Covers
Buckley, Harold 276
Buffington, Adele B 268
Burbridge, Betty 276
Bus-Fekete, Ladislaus 270
Cabanne, Christy 228
Canatabria Films 122
Ceder, Ralph 102
Chanslor, Roy 244
Chidnoff, Irving 118 & 119
Christie, Al 84
Cinelab, Inc 136
City Photo Engraving Corporation 442
Qine, Edward F 246
Coca, Imogene 320
Cofod, A. F., & Company, Inc 136
Collins, Arthur G 280
Collins, Lewis D 152
Condor Pictures, Inc 32
Connolly, Bobby 146
Connolly, Walter 268
Conselman, William 258
Conway, Jack 142
Cosmo-Sileo 486
Debrie, Andre, Inc 26
de Grandcourt, Charles 220
De Luxe Laboratories, Inc 128
Del Ruth, Roy 86
Dictagraph Products Company, Inc 18
Douglas, Gordon 276
Dupont, E. A 214
Du Pont Film M'f g Corp 2
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Eastman Kodak Company Back Cover
Educational Pictures Inside Back Covers
EUiott, Qyde E 204
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Felton, Earl 194
Fessier, Michael 280
Film Art Studios, Inc 134
Filmlab, Inc 134
FitzPatrick, Traveltalks 16
Forest, Frank 320
Forman, Eddie 260
French, Lloyd A 1 60
Friedgen, Raymond 106
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Garnett, Toy 124
Gay, Frank 152
General Film Company 132
General Service Studios, Inc 6
Gordon, Max, Plays and Pictures, Inc. ... 56
Goulding, Edmund 140
Grand National Films, Inc 30
Gray, Danny 122
Guiol, Fred 1 50
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Hancock, Don 254
Hartmann, Edmund L 272
Herald, Heinz 280
Herczeg, Gaza 272
Hirliman, George A 72
Hoffberg, J. H., Company, Inc 132
Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel 422
Hollywood Plaza Hotel 422
Horman, Arthur T 270
Howard, Willie 148
Hull Hotels 422
Humberstone, H. Bruce 128
Hunt, Charles J 146
Hurley, Harold 144
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Imperial Pictures, Inc 70 & 71
International Cinema, Inc 482
International Projector Corp 24
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Jackson, Felix 276
Jarrett, Art 278
Jason, Leigh 274
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Kalmar, Bert 242
Kendor Corporation 54
Kimble, Lav^rence 278
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King, Henry 92
King, Louis 274
Kinotrade 42
Klauber, Marcy 278
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Laidlaw, Betty 144
Landau, Leslie L 210
Lantz, Walter, Productions 196
Le Baron, William 248
Lee, Robert N 272
Lee, Rowland V 140
Lenauer International Films, Inc 52
Le Roy, Mervyn, Productions 88
Levien, Sonya 260
Levoy, Albert E 194
Lewin, Albert 264
Lewis, Albert 160
Liberman, Morris 114
Lipman, William R 138
Liveley, Robert 144
Lloyd's Film Storage Corporation
Facing page 496
Ludwig, Edward 264
Lunceford, Jimmy 216
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MacFadden, Hamilton 156
McDonald, Frank 274
McNutt, William Slovens 226
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March of Time, The 4
Mayor, Archie 100
Mentone Productions, Inc 258
Mercury Film Laboratories, Inc 62
Mersereau, Jack 110
Milne, Peter 158
Monogram Pictures 34
Morros, Boris 94
Musical Shorts, Inc 130
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National Screen Service Facing Page 1
National Theater Supply Company 22
Nigh, William 154
Nu-Atlas Productions 258
Nugent, Elliott 264
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Ornitz, Samuel 278
Oxley, Harold F 216
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Paramount Pictures 8
Pax Films, Inc 268
Perlberg, William 154
Pichel, Irving 202
Pictorial Film Library 138
Pictorial Films 138
Preminger, Otto L 218
Preview Theater, Inc 48
Producers Service Studios, Inc 130
Progress Films, Inc Facing Page 496
R
RKO Radio Pictures 66 & 67
Rachmil, Lewis J 308
Radio Daily 112
Reeves, Theodore 270
Republic Productions, Inc 28
Riesner, Charles Francis 212
Riley, Lawrence 272
Rivkin, Allen 208
Roach, Hal 76
Roberts, Marguerite 290
Rock Studios, Ltd 74 & 75
Roder, Milan 270
Ross, Charles, Inc 78 & 79
Rowland, Roy 206
Ruby, Harry 242
Ruggles, Wesley 142
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Sandrich, Mark 124
Seville, Victor, Productions, Ltd 200
Scott, Ewing 198
Scotto, Aubrey 98
Seawright, Roy 308
Sedgwick, Josie, Ray West and
Associates, Inc 150
Seller, Lewis 240
Setter, William A 124
Selander, Lesley 104
Shauer, Mel 266
Sherman, Harry, Productions 68
Shumate, Harold 266
Siegel, Moe J 28
Smith, Noel 274
Sphinx Films Corporation 250
Steindorff, Ulrich 268
Steiner, William 64
Stern Photo Company, Inc 252
Stone, John 266
Strayer, Frank 278
Strong, Eugene 126
Styne, Jule 238
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Technicolor Motion Picture Corporation. . 20
Tru Pictures Company, Inc 60
Twentieth Century-Fox 14
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Ulmer, Edgar G 236
United Artists 12
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Van der Veer, Willard 108
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Warner Bros 10
Watson, William 126
Wayburn, Ned 444
Wilbur, Crane 234
Withers, Jane 82
World Pictures Corp 44
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Young, Victor 96
Young, Waldemar 148
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PRODUCTION S TATISTICS
• • • A FEW FIGURES CULLED FROM THE PROGRAM
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE NEW SEASON
Features scheduled to be released for 1937-1938 total 974. Of these 805 will be English language and 169 in foreign tongues.
Short subjects scheduled for the new season total 909. Most of these, 732, are to be one-reelers. Two-reelers total 162 and other lengths 15. In addition 16 serials are planned and there will be the usual twice weekly issues oi the five newsreels.
More than 25 feature pictures are to be made in color during the new season, the largest number ever announced.
Foreign pictures to be shown during 1937-1938 total 169 against 95 scheduled for 1936-1937.
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Productions budgeted at $1,000,000 or more, to be made for the new season, already total 37.
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Westerns scheduled for 1937-1938 will make up about 15 per cent of total production.
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A SUMMATION OF THE VIEWS OF CRITICAL AMERICA, FROM THE FIFTH ANNUAL FORUM
AN analytical and statistical digest of the fifth annual Critics' Forum, con- ducted by THE FILM DAILY.
The consensus of critical opinion reflects the varied viewpoints of the reviewers, editors and columnists on representative American newspapers, both large and small, who to the number of 1,500 were invited to participate.
I. INDUSTRY REQUIREMENTS
What do you consider the most urgent need of the motion picture industry?
BETTER writing and better story material are the most urgent industry needs according to 16 per cent of the critics. Another eight per cent believe original story material is the major re- quirement for better films. Thus, nearly a fourth of the film critics believe more attention of one sort or another should be given scripts.
A plea for elimination of dual feature programs was next on the critics' "urgent needs" list, with seven per cent advocating the end of this practice. Better pictures were suggested in six per cent of the answers and another six per cent favored more "A" pictures and fewer "B" films. Among other suggestions most mentioned by the the critics were: Better short subjects; orig- inality and independence; three-dimensional films; more features with color; more comedies; relaxation of censorship; elimination of Bank Night and giveaways, honest publicity; less featuring of foreign players; better sound reproduction; fewer pictures; and players with acting ability instead of just "looks."
II. RADIO COMPETITION
Do you believe that radio appearances of motion picture players help or hurt?
THAT radio appearances help is the opinion of 40 per cent of the critics. Eighteen per cent think that they hurt. Program material and radio ability of the individual must be considered according to 17 per cent while eight per cent believe there is no effect from radio appearance. Some reviewers believe that radio helps the player but hurts the boxoffice or that radio helps newcomers to establish themselves but hurts the already well-known players.
III. THE PERFECT PROGRAM
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What do you consider the make-up of the ideal program to be?
RITICS were overwhelmingly in favor of a single feature, short subjects and newsreel. Most repeated "squawk" of the motion picture editors and reviewers was against the dual feature policy.
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E-TENTH OF YOUR AUDIENCE
— unless you're welcoming the deaf in the same way as Radio City Music Hall
Thousands of exhibitors have found that welcoming the deaf with Theatrephones increases box-office receipts by 10% or more — draws the deaf and their friends from neighborhoods usually outside the market of the theatre. That's because one in every ten is hard of hearing — and cannot enjoy "the talkies" without the help of some com- pensating aid. Tlie Acousticon Theatreplione is energized directly from your sound system, permits deafened mem- bers of your audience to hear clearly and easily by a combination of bone and air conduction. It is operating now in thousands of theatres from houses seating as few as 500 to Radio City Music Hail. Ask for exploitation data today.
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CRITICS' FORUM
(Continued)
IV. ADVANCES IN 1936
In what respect do you consider pictures made the greatest advance- ment during 1936?
IMPROVEMENT in color — technically and in usage — was the greatest motion picture advance- ment in 1936 according to the film editors. More than 22 per cent were in agreement on this. Improvements in the selection, handling and attention to stories rated second with 18 per cent of the critics' votes. Following in order were: Better photography, better direction, improved his- torical pictures, better sound, "quality" pictures, use of literary classics, use of timely story mate- rial, development of comedies, adaptations of stage plays, adaptations of musicals from the stage, better acting, better screen musicals, improvement in moral tone, technically, projection, educa- ;ionally, and better musical scores for dramas.
V. PUBLICITY'S STATUS
As a motion picture columnist, which is your principal source of material: Studio publicity, news services, copy supplied by theaters, trade press?
MOST of the motion picture writers use more than one of the sources. Studio publicity and news services are used by more than the others, each polling 36 per cent of the critics. Copy supplied by theaters is used by 31 per cent and trade press material by 17 per cent of the critics. In addition, many of them dig up copy from original sources.
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Do you believe the past year saw an improvement in studio publicity?
TUDIO publicity did improve during 1936 according to 55 per cent of the critics. No improve- ment was seen by 31 per cent.
Can these services be improved, and how?
HEADING this list of suggested improvements was a plea for less "tripe," "bull," "baloney," "bunk," etc. Following was a more specific request for personalized service from studio publicity departments. Other suggestions were: Fewer superlatives; mere items written as news stories; more and better stills and photographs; more shorts for fillers; more factual stories; more mats and a better variety of sizes; less volume; more human interest material; more "low- down" items on players and pictures; more "leg" art; less emphasis on company and trade names and more on player personalities; less obvious advertising in items; localized releases; elimination of "fake" accidents, engagements, etc.; stories and statistics on the making of pictures; and elim- ination of trifles and gossip.
VI. STELLAR MATERIAL What secondary players do you feel deserve a chance at stardom?
MORE than 200 players were mentioned by the critics for elevation to stardom. The 25 most mentioned were: Walter Brennan, Ray Milland, Mischa Auer, Gale Sondergaard, Akim Tamiroff, Dorothy Lamour, Fay Bainter, Katherine de Mille, Isabel Jewell, Eric Blore, Bob Burns, Joseph Calleia, Colin Clive, Walter Connolly, James Ellison, Alice Faye, Hugh Herbert, Frieda Inescourt, Frank Morgan, Reginald Owen, Gail Patrick, Mickey Rooney, Claude Rains, Claire Trevor and Roland Young.
Among others mentioned as star material were: Don Ameche, Jean Arthur, Annabella; Asta (dog); Henry Armetta, Elizabeth Allan, Fred Astaire — alone, Brian Aherne.
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STARS
are rising before the motion picture industry.
TECHNICOLOR
Motion Picture Corporation HERBERT T. KALMUS, President
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CRITICS' FORUM
(Continued)
Robert Barrat, Alice Brady, J. Edward Bromberg, Ray Bolger, Peggy Bates, Beulah Bondi, Ralph Bellamy, Virginia Bruce, Robert Benchley, William Brisbane, Humphrey Bogart, Binnie Barnes, Kenny Baker, Helen Broderick, Charles Butterworth, Alan Baxter, John Beal, Edward Brophy, Spring Byington, Wendy Barrie, Nigel Bruce, Michael Bartlett.
Joseph Calleia, Edouard Ciannelli, Jerome Cowan, Mady Christians, Leo Carrillo, Larry Crabbe, Tulio Carminati, Bruce Cabot, John Carradine, Walter Catlett, Mary Carlisle, Constance Collier, Charley Chase, E. E. Clive, Richard Carle, Spencer Charters.
Henry Daniell, Dixie Dunbar, Frances Dee, Olivia de Havilland, Dudley Digges, Catherine Doucet, Irene Dale, Jane Darwell, Robert Donat, Lief Ericson, Madge Evans, Buddy Ebsen.
Joan Fontaine, Virginia Field, Frances Farmer, Henry Fonda, Errol Flynn, Edith Fellows, Glenda Farrell, Julia Faye, Preston Foster.
William Gargan, Margot Graham, Bonita Granville, Rosemary Glocz, James Gleason, Fernand Gravet, Paul Guilfoyle, Charley Grapewin.
Ted Healy, Jack Haley, John Halliday, Marsha Hunt, Philip Huston, Warren Hull, John Howard, Edward Everett Horton, Harriet Hilliard, Carol Hughes, Julie Haydon, Louis Hayward, Jean Hersholt, Charlotte Henry, Raymond Hatton, Rochelle Hudson, Ian Hunter, Irene Harvey, Porter Hall, Sir Cedric Hardwicke.
Frieda Inescourt, Margaret Irving, Alan Jones, Arline Judge, Henry Kolker, Roscoe Karns.
Ella Logan, Margaret Lindsay, Hal LeRoy, Peter Lorre, Ida Lupino, June Lang, Frances Lang- ford, Florence Lake, Jack LaRue, Eric Linden.
Jeanne Madden, Alan Mowbray, Chester Morris, Margo, John Miller, Una Merkel, June Martel, Aline MacMahon, Marian Marsh, Adolphe Menjou, Alan Mowbray, Dorothy McNulty, Karen Morley, Jack Mulhall, Donald Meek, Thomas Mitchell, Johnny Mercer, Barton MacLane, Burgess Meredith, Leona Maricle, Douglass Montgomery.
Lloyd Nolan, David Niven, Ramon Novarro, Lynne Overman, Edna Mae Oliver, Maureen O'Sullivan.
Cecilia Parker, Irene Purcell, ZaSu Pitts, Tyrone Power, Charles Ouigley.
Shirley Ross, Rosalind Russell, Leah Ray, Jean Rogers, Basil Rathbone, The Ritz Brothers, Erik Rhodes, Cesar Romero, Esther Ralston, Barbara Read.
Ann Shirley, C. Aubrey Smith, Harvey Stephens, Ned Sparks, Ann Sothern, Jack Smart and Lionel Stander — team, Nan Sunderland, Leopold Stokowski, James Stewart, Harry Stockwell, Maria Shelton.
John Trent, Pinky Tomlin, Helen Vinson, Evelyn Venable.
Marie Wilson, Lucille Watson, Jane Wyatt, Michael Whalen, Helen Wood, Eleanore Whitney, Virginia Weidler, Burgess Whitehead, Peggy Wood, Robert Young, Clara Kimball Young, Blanche Yurka.
VIL STORY RESERVOIR
What classics or semi-classics, as yet unfilmed, would you recom- mend for production?
MOST called for works were Cyrano de Bergerac, Ivanhoe, Julius Caesar and The Merchant of Venice. Other leaders were: The Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini, Arabian Nights, Candida, Casanova, Don Quixote, Evangeline, Forsythe Saga, Gulliver's Travels, It Can't Happen Here, Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Pickwick Papers, Richard III, Rip Van Winkle, To Have and to Hold, Victoria Regina, Wuthering Heights and The Wizard of Oz.
Among other stories mentioned were: Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, Arthurian Legends, The Admirable Crichton, Alice of Vincennes, Aphrodite.
Black Beauty, Barchester novels. By Fire and Sword, Blue Bird, Ben Hur, Bambi — for Walt Disney, Biography of Aaron Burr, Black Majesty, The Black Crook.
The Cloister and the Hearth, Christmas Carol, The Copperhead, Chimes of Normandy.
Drums Along the Mohawk, Dead End, Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall, Enormous Room.
The Flying Cromlech, Far from the Maddening Crowd, Faust (Christopher Marlowe), The Fair God, Fortitude, The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Forty Days of Musa Dagh, Fall of the House of Usher, Faust — opera.
Hassan, Henry Esmond, Hypotia, Hiawatha, Herries series, Hannibal, Hereward the Wake, Hamlet. {Continued on page 23)
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II Trovatore — opera, Ichabod Crane, I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes, I Am Jonathan Scrivner.
Jane Eyre, Joan of Arc, The Jest, Josephus, Jude the Obscure, Jean-Christophe, Kathleen, Kenil- worth, Knights of King Arthur.
The Lost Girl, Life of Casanova, The Long Night, A Life, Life of Montrose, Life of Wagner, Leonardo Da Vinci, Lorna Doone, Long Journey, Lady of the Lake, L'Aiglon.
Messer Marco Polo, The Moonstone, Marmion, Miracle of Verdun, Mikado, Macbeth, Magic Mountain, Man Who Would Be King, Madame Bovary, The Mad Man, Man They Hanged, Matriarch.
The Necklace, Napoleon, Nostromo, Nancy Stair, Old Mortality, Oliver Twist, Old Jules, Oedipus.
Playboy of the Western World, Pride and Prejudice, Peter Pan, Pilgrim's Progress, Prince of Pilsen, Pit and the Pendulum, Queen Esther.
Rain from Heaven, Return of the Native, Rainbow Fish, Robinson Crusoe, Romance, Rutledge, Robin Hood, Revoh of the Angels.
Souls at Sea, Saint Joan, Scottish Chiefs, Sherlock Holmes, Strongheart, The Slim Princess, South Wind, Silas Marner, Scaramouche, Student Prince in Heidelberg.
Tristan and Isolde, Tono-Bungay, Twelfth Night, Taming of the Shrew, Tom Jones, Thais, Tish, Tess of the D'Urbevilles, Tom Sawyer, Two Years Before the Mast.
Ulysses, The Virginian, Waverly, War and Peace, When Knighthood Was in Flower, The Way of all Flesh.
Many of the critics called for their favorites by author instead of by titles. Among authors mentioned were: Saki, Conrad, O. Henry, Stevenson, Lincoln, Kipling, Homer, Churchill, Sir Walter Scott, Dickens, Mark Twain, Gilbert and Sullivan, Ibsen, O'Neil, Victor Herbert, Wilkie Collins, Robert W. Chambers, Kenneth Roberts, Balzac, Eleanore Mercein, Shakespeare and Holman Day.
Still other listed topics for picturization. Mentioned were stories about: Carrie Nation, George Washington, Julius Caesar, Napoleon, Robert E. Lee, Russian history, the rest of the Mutiny series and the Graustark stories.
VIII. GAMES AND GIVEAWAYS
Assuming that games and give-aways were needed box-office stim- ulants during the depression, do you consider them to be now nec- essary in your community?
RESOUNDING "No!" greeted this question with 78 per cent of the critics in the negative, only 1 1 per cent voted affirmatively, with 1 1 per cent taking no stand.
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IX. FORMULA FOR CRITICISM
Do you believe that a motion picture reviewer should express purely a personal viewpoint or do you think audience reaction should be taken into consideration?
WHEN this question was asked in the 1932 Forum, 80 per cent of the critics held out for their personal viewpoints. The latest results show that 32 per cent now believe in the personal viewpoint, 35 per cent believe audience reaction should be the judging yardstick and 22 per cent believe reviews should be a combination of both audience reaction and personal viewpoint.
X. MAJOR SQUAWKS
Squawk Department: We all have our pet squawks and ideas. Ex- change of viewpoints never hurt anyone, so talk freely.
DUAL features were the most complained at aspect of motion pictures. The reviewers were almost unanimous in denouncing the policy. Other repeated "squawks" were aimed at: Mishandling and casting of players; lack of courage in production; weak short subjects; commercial pictures; noisy theater patrons; too many trailers; lack of fresh plot in films; publicity material and press books; detail inaccuracies and roadshows.
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• • MORE FEATURES AND LARGER BUDGETS HIGHLIGHT THE 1937-1938 PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENTS
By CHESTER B. BAHN Editor, THE FILM DAILY
THE American film year, 1937-38, on the basis of production and releasing schedules announced by both major companies and independents will be distinguished by:
First, an increase in the number of features. Schedules announced one year ago called for a total of 942 features; the new season's total is 974. The increase is essentially due to the smaller companies and importation of foreign language pictures. Last year, the minimum total for the eight majors was 429, this year, 424. English language features for 1937-38 total 805, including 23 revivals; foreign language features number 169. For the previous year, there were 847 Eng- lish language features, only 95 in a foreign tongue.
Secondly, a relatively marked gain in the number of million dollar productions, with 37 pic- tures definitely budgeted at that figure or more and the prospect that the number will be still higher before the year does an exit.
Generally speaking, and among the majors in particular, there is a trend towards increased spending. Specifically, Paramount has advanced its budget $10,000,000 over the 1936-37 figure, and RKO Radio has jumped its budget $3,500,000. The trend finds further manifestation in United Artists' announced $26,000,000 budget, the $15,000,000 allotted by Columbia, and Monogram's 25 per cent budget tilt.
Significant, too, in this respect are such factors as Warners' investment of $5,000,000 in story properties, Metrc-Goldwyn-Mayer's emphasis upon plans to make stories of the magnitude and importance of "The Great Ziegfeld," "Good Earth" and "Romeo and Juliet," United Artists' proposal to make 10 pictures in Technicolor and Pararnount's allocation of 20 pictures in the million dollar category.
Indeed, if the spending trend gathering impetus this year is not sidetracked, the American industry seems headed for still more costly productions in the immediate future. It is a sign o' the times that United Artists has one $2,000,000 pix and four $1,500,000 features listed for 1937-38.
Scanning further the American statistical horizon, a decline in the number of shorts, exclusive of newsreels, and a slight increase in the number of serials is disclosed. For 1936-37, 967 shorts were announced as against 909 for 1937-38. Here again the greater loss is in the indie field, the eight majors listing 720 for this season as against 741.
An analysis of production schedules reveals a musical cycle definitely taking shape. Para- mount promises a record number of musicals, Metro has four musicals set and six others are possible, 20th Century-Fox plans about a dozen. United Artists lists five musicals, RKO, at least 10, Universal, six, Warners, eight, Columbia, three, while several of the smaller companies will also do musicals — admittedly an elastic classification.
Hollywood, tco, proposes to bring many outstanding stage hits of today and yesterday to the screen in 1937-38, including "Dead End," "Tovarich," "Stage Door," "White Horse Inn," "Boy Meets Girl," "The Firefly," "The Desert Song," "Idiot's Delight," "Girl of the Golden West," "You Can't Take It With You," "The Awful Truth," "Sally, Irene and Mary."
There will be continued attention paid to the classics and to biographical and historical sub- jects. Sea stories will receive attention, with several of the year's important productions in this category. Westerns, it is indicated, will account for at least 15 per cent of releases.
A further production highlight is afforded by the increased attention to series pictures. Para- mount will have four sets built around Hopalong Cassidy, Sophie Lang, Fu Manchu and Bulldog Drummond; 20th Century-Fox will have three featuring Charlie Chan, Mr. Moto and the Jones Family; RKO plans three Inspector Piper stories; Grand National will have series pix concerned with Flash Casey, The Shadow, Renfrew of the Mounted, and Wallaby Jim. And M-G-M will continue the Thin Man series, Columbia, the Nero Wolfe series and Warners, the Perry Mason and Torchy Blane series.
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COLOR
• • • MORE THAN 23 COLOR FEATURES PLANNED FOR THE 1937-1938 SEASON, INDICATING NEW HIGH FOR COLOR OUTPUT
By ARTHUR W. EDDY
Associnte Editor, THE FILM DAILY
HOLLYWOOD producer interest in color, largely stimulated by results as demonstrated in "A Star Is Born," the David O. Selznick-United Artists production, will crystallize in substantially more than 25 features during the season of 1937-38. These plans, if carried out, m.ean a new high for color production in the feature field.
According to no less an authority than Dr. Herbert T. Kalmus, president of Technicolor, between 18 and 20 features will be made with his process next year in this country. Mere than 50,000,000 feet of Technicolor will be used during the current calendar year, Dr. Kalmus estimates, and, anticipating a further rise, his company is planning to double the capacity of its Hollywood labora- tory. His recent visit to England was partly due to plans for increasing the capacity of the Technicolor plant there.
Technicolor, by far and away the leading color firm from the standpoint of output, expects to more than double its last year's sales of 37,000,000 feet. Output for the first three months of 1937 amounted to 938,181 feet, indicating an increase of 200,000 feet over the corresponding period last year. Technicolor stockholders have been informed.
Biggest color bombshell of the past year was tossed into the industry's lap when Samuel Goldwyn, in May, announced that he intends to make all his future productions in color. Alexander Korda, who cuts an important figure in British production affairs, has indicated his intention of making at least three of his London Films productions in color. Other English companies contemplate at least six more features containing this production ingredient.
Among the entrants into the color situation during the past year was the Keller-Dorian process, control of which is passing from the Celestin-Colgate interests to a group of foreign capitalists. Grand National is the initial company to disclose plans for making pictures via this system. George E. Quigley, former Warner Bros. -First National executive, is associated with the new group.
Color continues to hold its own in the short subject field, particularly in cartoons and travel reels. It was advantageously used in connection with pictures made of the Coronation in England and 20th Century-Fox is distributing a Technicolor treatment of the subject.
Sponsors of color systems, including Technicolor, are still expending every possible laboratory effort to improve their processes and to reduce costs. Dr. Kalmus has predicted that in less than two years, it will be possible to take Technicolor pictures with ordinary motion picture cameras and that his company will be able to take color separations from the negative, thus discarding the reversal process used at the present time.
All signs along the motion picture highways and byways point to a substantial increase in the use of color during 1937-38 and the years to follow.
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TELEVISION
• • COMMERCIAL TELEVISION NOT EXPECTED FOR ANOTHER YEAR: TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE BEING IMPROVED
By EDWARD HARRISON THE FILM DAILY STAFF
WHILE it appears certain that television will not be established on a commercial basis during 1937, the Federal Government virill be seriously considering the granting of licenses for commercial television broadcasting before a year has elapsed, THE FILM DAILY is advised.
The facts about television are that sets can be marketed by concerns such as RCA for around $250. In England television sets are sold at price ranging between $280 and $340. Home tele- vision sets here will show pictures ranging in size from 7V'2 by 10 inches to 18 by 24 inches. RCA in a recent demonstration threw pictures on a screen 3 feet by 4 feet that were very bright and pictures 6 feet by 8 feet that were not quite so clear. With the advance of time, RCA is expected to improve on this performance.
In England, there have been regular television broadcasts twice daily for almost a year. Recently the coronation was televised. THE FILM DAILY is informed on good authority that every- thing which has been done in television in England can be duplicated here. RCA has been con- ducting experimental film tests from a transmitter mounted atop the Empire State Building for over a year, and has thus developed an invaluable fund of program experience. From this experi- ence has come the knowledge that program with national appeal can be built reasonably.
Two sample programs which the public was not privileged to see establish this. One program included a leader strip on film, a studio presentation of a triangle farce involving four characters, four musical acrobats who played a variety of instruments, the Louis-Braddock fight film, a comedy scene laid in a hospital, a match between the table tennis champions recently seen at the Radio City Music Hall and, finally, a trailer on film. The second program included a leader strip, a word of introduction from an announcer, a farcical film titled "Prohibition Days," a child prodigy playing the piano and singing, a newsreel, a studio presentation of a murder drama, a short subject showing the construction of Boulder Dam and a trailer.
It is now possible to televise all the outdoor scenes, both day and night, that are taken by the movie-newsreel cameraman.
Present standard of television programs will provide a higher grade of entertainment than that afforded by radio.
The quality and clearness of television pictures is constantly being improved.
RCA, Farnsworth and Philco are the principal factors in television manufacture here. Most radio manufacturers are RCA licensees and will thus be able to manufacture television sets if they desire.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. is confining its interest in television to development of the coaxial cable making possible transmission of television programs between two cities. An A. T. 6c T. official said the company had no plans at this time to manufacture and sell television transmitting apparatus as RCA is doing.
It will be possible to send programs from city to city either by cable or radio. Test of both these methods show them to be equally good. Difference in cost is not great at the moment. Further research will develop which is the most practical.
Before granting commercial television rights to any company, the government will determine whether the control of television should remain in the hands of private capital under government supervision, or under direct government management and control. Decision by the government on a policy towards television control was advocated recently by the National Resources Com- mittee on technological trends and social implications of inventions in a report made to President Roosevelt. The committee was appointed by President Roosevelt.
Radio's increased use of movie "names" for air programs has lead several of the major companies into program producing and augurs a quick step into television by these companies when sight and sound broadcasting starts. M-G-M has signed to produce a weekly show for radio. Warner Bros, is active through its Transamerica Corp. Paramount is also in the field.
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Attractions
3 VICTOR SCHERTZINGER Musicals
JAMES CAGNEY in "SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT" ANNA STEN in "LOVE ME AGAIN"
Another Great Victor Schertzinger Musical Romance
Co-produced by Zion Myers
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"DYNAMITE"— A Richard A Rowland Production. Adapted from the story "Hot Oil" by Lane Bnttan and George D. Smart. CAGNEY No. 2— Tops in Box Office Values.
2 Starring Glamorous ANNA STEN
'GORGEOUS"-A Brilliant Vehicle revealing a NEW ANNA STEN
Eugene Frenke, producer-director. 'ORCHID GIRL" — Sprightly, gay, sophisticated, with a background of Broadway
and Park Avenue A Eugene Frenke production.
GILBERT AND SULLIVAN Operettas On the Screen for the First Time! "THE GIRL SAID NO" — An Andrew Stone Production with original Gilbert and Sullivan Stage Stars
4 GREAT ROMANCES of YOUNG LOVE Produced by B F ZEIDMAN, first of which IS "SWEETHEART OF THE NAVY" with Eric Linden and Cecilia Parker . . . 'SO THIS IS HOLLYWOOD" by Carroll Graham . . . "LOVE RUNS INTO MONEY" by Erwin Gelsey
4 STUART ERWIN Comedy Smashes
"small town boy"— Zion Myers Production based on Cosmopolitan Mag. story.
FACE THE facts" — Clarence Budington Kelland's American Magazine story
Richard A. Rowland, producer.
STEPPIN' HIGH — The Screen's Homespun Hero in a Rollicking Role. "BRIGHT BOY"— A Comedy Triumph for the "All-American Chump".
6 PRE-SOLD MAGAZINE, RADIO and ACTION SERIES
'THE SHADOW" (4) Famous Magazine and Radio Character starring Rod LaRocque.
'FLASH CASEY" (4) Based on the popular magazine hero. Played by Eric Linden.
'RENFREW OF THE MOUNTED" (4) Sen- sational radio and book character featuring the new screen find, Jimmy Newill.
"FEDERAL AGENT DRAMAS" (4) with Conrad Nagel and Eleanor Hunt.
"WALLABY JIM" Adventures (4) A Col- lier's Magazine feature with Geo. Houston.
"STARS AND STRIPES"Series. (4) Featur- ing Kelly and Stone. Richard A. Row- land, producer.
8 Other BIG STAR ATTRACTIONS
'KING OF THE SIERRAS" with THUNDER, Wonder Horse and REX, King of Wild Horses 8 MUSICAL WESTERNS 8 ACTION WESTERNS Starring TEX RITTER * Starring KEN MAYNARD
GRAND NATIONAL FI LMS, Inc — E DWARD L A L P E R S O N , Presicfenf
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PUBLICITY
• • • LARGER GROSSES RESULT FROM COOPERATION BETWEEN DISTRIBUTOR AND EXHIBITOR
By GEORGE H. MORRIS
THE FILM DAILY STAFF
SCARCELY a word has been forthcoming with respect to a factor which certainly has aided in no small degree to the creation of present high film revenues, — namely, the part publicity,
advertising and exploitation have played in the current prosperity of filmland. It is the spirit ot cooperation which has made it possible for the elements to exert the heaviest sort of influence upon the public.
Before expanding this point, it should be said that while many exhibitors and even entire indie circuits are of the opinion that there are more advantages to be derived from playing pictures on flat rental rather than on percentage, — and their opinion is entitled to respect, — there is no gain-saying the fact that when such circuits and exhibitors "go into business" with pro- ducing companies, the latter are far more inclined to "shoot the works" to get as many patrons as possible to step up to box-offices and buy.
The phrase "shoot the works" of ccurse applies to publicity, advertising and exploitation sup- port. Up in the key and kindred important runs, percentage engagements are dominantly in force. Not only does the concentration of population in such stands influence producers to book in this wise in order to gain revenue satisfactorily proportionate to their high production costs, but the very fact that the population in these spots is great, and therefore necessitate powerful publicity, advertising and exploitation coverage to build big b.o. returns, producers are prompted to ally their forces with those of the local theatre.
Naturally there is no actual barometer for judging what "might have been" at box-offices, — whether the local stand might not have farad just as well using the services of its own publicists exclusively; or conversely, whether the producer's publicity representative or representatives assigned to the engagement raised the gross and how much. But it is safe to say that, as a general rule, the uniting of exhibitor and producer publicists in a common cause is a tremendous asset in putting a film over with the public. In the final analysis, it is results that count. The records are studded with examples of brilliant campaigns which have been conducted on this basis, with consequent brilliant grosses. Also, it is more than a coincidence that revenues from key and similar engagements have swung upward with the increase in the practice of booking on a percentage basis.
Few, if any, industries can compare with filmland in the cooperation extended to retail outlets by the manufacturer. Merchandising of pictures both great and small has reached a remarkable scale and state of development by virtue of the fact that whether films go to key stands or to the secondaries, their makers, in common with the theatres, have a vital interest in how the product fares. Most industries are content to permit the outlets to get along as best they can, in accordance with public demand. A certain amount of display material and merchandising suggestions are made, it is true, but not comparable to the intensive practice which prevails in the motion picture business. One outstanding proof of this is the fact that other big businesses are constantly using filmland's methods as models, and appropriating them. They term this, quite naively, "applying showmanship to selling."
During the past year, virtually every producing company, via its branch offices and exchanges, had set up regional publicists in growing quantities to assist the exhibitor in making his theatre pay better dividends. Such publicists, either directly assigned to the theatre, or in a position to furnish ideas, advice and helpful suggestions for any given run, work on what, for a better phrase, might be described as the "G-Man Code." In other words, the regional or home office publicist, as a matter of both common sense and diplomacy, unfailingly gives credit for all accomplishments in the way of tie-ups, stunts, etc., to the local theatre's publicity department. Often this code is not at all essential, for many of the top bracket houses today have publicists on their payrolls whose capabilities challenge the best of manpower the producer can supply.
There have been and are many examples of the skill with which local theatre publicists handle their jobs, and it is not infrequently that producer home offices are compelled to recognize, and often adopt, campaign details that are born in the fertile minds of non-company publicity,
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m 9 9 A SURVEY OF DEVELOPMENTS IN MECHANICAL TECH- NIQUE DURING THE PAST YEAR
By L. H. MITCHELL THE FILM DAILY STAFF
WHILE there were no startling innovations in the motion picture technical field since the last issue of the Product Guide and Directors' Annual, there has been a general improvement in
both materials and technic in several phases of the industry.
Continuing improvements have been made in the field of color. Kodachrome has announced a new type for use with artificial lighting, with compensation for the difference in color between incandescent lamps and daylight. Filters are provided for interchangeably using the film with either light source. Agfa announced a new color scheme based upon the Fischer process. Technicolor showed pronounced improvement in color, while Cinecolor, Magncolor, Cosmocolor, iDufaycolor, Keller-Dorian, Chemicolour and others made strong claims for improved processes.
In black and white photography for sun-standard cameras a new high-speed panchromatic film was made available. A new infra-red-sensitive negative film for professional production work was also put on the market. In conjunction with red filters special effects are made possible such as night photography in full daylight.
A radical new type of film for the production of duplicates from transparencies by a single step was announced. It takes advantage of the solarization property of emulsions, obtaining the reversal point in sensitivity by a ripening process during manufacture in the presence of fog-produc- ing agents, instead of by over-exposing the emulsions to light.
Progress was made in the development of an unblimped silent camera. A number of studios installed the NC Mitchell cameras for use in conjunction with very lightweight blimps.
The Columbia studios developed a direct motor drive for high-speed camera work, remotely controlled by a rheostat, providing smooth movement from 24 to 192 frames per second, thus eliminating the gear-box and its unsteadiness.
Hal Mohr's useful method of achieving greater depth of field by using a lens so mounted that it can be rotated about its nodal point, and setting the lens angle for each shot so that near and far objects are in the best focus in the film, came into greater use. Effect of using the lens in this manner is the same as though the camera were equipped with a swing-back.
General Electric's new flood flash lamp for still photography is another recent improvement. It produces an average of 30 lumens per watt, or as much light as the standard 200-watt filament lamp.
In the field of film for sub-standard cameras is the Hypan high-speed, fully panchromatic, fine- grain, non-halation, reversible film for outdoor use developed by the Agfa Ansco Corp. Eastman Kodak Co. introduced Kodachrome Type A for use with artificial light. Gevaert made available to the U. S. market a Panchro Super and Panchro fine-grain reversal film.
Eastman introduced a magazine Cine-Kodak 16 mm. camera which eliminates difficulty in threading and which may be operated at half-speed, normal speed and at 64 frames per second. Keystone Manufacturing Co. introduced a new line of 8 mm. cameras which will accommodate either 8 mm. or double 8mm. film. Paillard-Bolex placed on the American market a new 16 mm. camera having such features as speeds of 8, 16, 32 and 64 frames, backward rewind for trick work, automatic threading, special view finder to prevent parallax, audible footage indicator, usual focusing, and automatic footage indicator.
Kodascope introduced its Model E projector, a modification of Model EE, which is said to be on a par with its Model L but at a much lower price. Bell & Howell came out with a new 16 mm. projector, Model 138, for home and school use. It may be equipped with a 750-watt lamp and will accommodate 1,600-ft. reels. Universal Camera Co. brought out an 8 mm. projector for the low priced field. Andre OeBrie announced a new 16 mm. sound projector to meet the requirements of 16 mm. projector equipment.
Squeeze-track recording, engineered by the M-G-M studies, was much used as a means for extending volume range (in "Maytirae," for instance). Push-pull ultra violet recording came into
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• • • ^ REVIEW^ OF THE MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INDUS- TRY'S FLOW OF OUTSTANDING PICTURES
By RALPH WILK
West Coast Representative, THE FILM DAILY
NUMEROUS changes have been made in the production ranks of Hollywood during the past 12 months. Irving G. Thalberg's death was a serious loss. William Koenig left the general managership of Universal studios to accept an important post at M-G-M. Grand National entered the production field, as did Condor. Monogram resumed production. Nat Levine resigned as head of the Republic plant and joined M-G-M.
Harry Cohn has continued the use of writer-producers, and the former writers now producing for Columbia include Frances Marion, Robert Riskin, Myles Connolly, Everett Riskin, Sidney Buch- man and Nat Perrin. Other Columbia producers comprise Leo McCarey, William Perlberg, Irving Briskin, Ralph Cohn, Harry Decker, Jack Fier and Wallace MaaDonald.
Louis B. Mayer has made several additions to the production ranks at M-G-M. Carl Laemmle, Jr., and Nat Levine are among the new producers at the Culver City plant. Writer-producers at M-G-M include Edward Chodorov, Grover Jones, Joseph Mankiwiecz, J. K. McGuinness, and Norman Krasna. Among the veteran executives at the studio are Edw^ard Mannix, Hunt Stromberg, Bernard Hyman, Harry Rapf, John Considine, Jr. and Joseph J. Cohn. Other producers are Lawrence Wein- garten, Louis Lighten, Jack Cummings, Michael Fessier, Lou Ostrow, Tom Reed, Merian C. Cooper, Arthur Freed, Sam Zimbalist, and Frank T. Davis. Jack Chertok is in charge of short subject production. Michael Balcon will be in charge of M-G-M's British production.
Adolph Zukor is chief executive at Paramount, with William LeBaron, general manager of production. Albert Lewin, who was Irving G. Thalberg's chief aide, is a newcomer at Paramount. Lucien Hubbard has returned to the fold after several years at Warners and M-G-M. Cecil B. deMille, Wesley Ruggles, Ernst Lubitsch, Arthur Hornblow, Jr., Rouben Mamoulian, Lewis Gensler, Frank Lloyd and his aide, Howard Estabrook, continue at the Marathon street plant. Mel Shauer, Harol Hurley, Harlan Thompson, A. M. Botsford, Paul Jones, Jack Cunningham, Fanchon, William T. Lackey are among the producers. Herbert Moulton, Robert C. Bruce, Jerry Fairbanks and Robert Carlisle are Paramount short subject producers. Benjamin Glazer is leaving Paramount after an association of seven years and is expected to sign a producer contract at Warners.
The newest addition that Darryl Zanuck has made at 20th Century-Fox is Harry Joe Brown, who moves over from Warners. Sol M. Wurtzel continues as executive producer. Associate pro- ducers are Nunnally Johnson, Kenneth Macgowan, John Stone, Earl Carroll, Samuel G. Engel, Gene Markey, Laurence Schwab, Harold Wilson, Milton Feld, Leslie Landau and Max Golden. Dan Michalove, veteran in exhibition and distribution fields, is being groomed for an associate pro- ducership. Robert T. Kane is in charge of 20th Century-Fox production in England.
Few changes have been made in the Warner forces. Jack Warner continues at the head of the studio, with Hal Wallis as his chief aide. Henry Blanke, Robert Lord, Sam Bischoff and Lou Eldelman are among the veteran producers. Mervyn LeRoy has his own unit. David Lewis, who was a member of the Irving G. Thalberg unit at M-G-M, is the newest producer at Warners. Bryan Foy remains at the head of the lower-budget output, with Frank Mandel as one of his supervisors.
S. J. Briskin's contingent at RKO comprises Pandro Berman, Jesse L. Lasky, Albert Lewis, Cliff Reid, Edward Kaufman, William Sistrom, Lee Marcus, P. J. Wolfson, Lou Lusty, Maury M. Cohen and Robert Sisk. Edward Small recently completed his contract with RKO and is now in Europe.
Charles R. Rogers' battery of producers at Universal numbers E. M. Asher, Leu Brock, B. G. DeSylva, Edmund Grainger, John M. Stahl, Joseph Pasternak, Robert Presnell and Trem Carr. Walter Lantz is at the head of the cartoon department.
Harold Shumate and Harry Sauber are the newest additions to Moe Siegel's forces at Republic. Hold overs are Colbert Clark, Leonard Fields, Herman Schlom, William Berke and Armand Schaefer. Harry Grey was recently upped to a producership.
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AMERICAN T O B I S CORPORATION Presents for 1.937-38
CONDOTIERRI
Star and director: Luis Trenker,
DER TIGER VON ESCHNAPUR
(The Tiger of Eschnapur) ; stars: Kitty Jantzan, La Jana, Frits van Dongen, Tlieo Lingen, Alex- ander Golling; director: Richard Eichberg.
DAS INDISCHE GRABMAL
(The Indian Tomb) ; cast: Kitty Jantzen, La Jana, Frits van Dongen, Theo. Lingen, Alexander Golling; director: Richard Eichberg.
DAS SCHLOSS IN FLANDERN
(The Castle in Flanders) ; cast: Martha Eggert, Paul Hartmann; director: Geza von Bolvary.
WEISSE SKLAVEN
(White Slaves); cast: Camilla Horn, Agnes Straub, Werner Hinz, Theodor Loos; director' Carl Anton.
INTERMEZZO Cast: Tresi Rudolf, Albrecht Schoenhals; direc- tor: Josef von Baky.
GEFAEHRLICHES SPIEL
(Dangerous Game) , cast: Jenny Jugo, Harry Liedtke; director: Erich Engel.
REVOLUTIONSHOCHZEIT
(Revolution Wedding) ; cast: Gustav Froehlich, Brigitte Horney; director: H. Zerlett.
ES GEHT UN MEIN LEBEN
(I Fight for My Life); cast: Kitty Jantzen, Karl Ludwig Diehl; director: Richard Eichberg,
DAS GAESSCHEN ZUM PARADIES
(Paradise Lane); cast: Hans Moser, Peter Bosse; director: Mac Fries.
DIE GOETTLICHE JETTE
(Jette, the Divine) ; cast: Crete Weiser, Fried- rich Benfer; director: Erich Waschneck.
ALARM IN PEKING
Cast; Leni Morenbach, Gustav Froehlich, Peter Voss, director: Herbert Slepin.
SEIN BESTER FREUND
(His Best Friend) ; star and director: Harry Piel.
TRUXA
Cast: La Jana, Hans Stelzer; director, H. Zer- lett.
HERIATSINSTITUT IDA WUEST & CO.
(Marriage Agency-Ida Wuest & Co.); cast: Ida Wuest, Rotraut Richter; director: Viktor Janson.
ESKAPADEN
(Escapade); cast: Renate Mueller, Georg Alex- ander; director: Erich Waschneck.
DIE NACHT MIT DEM KAISER
(At the Emperor's Command) ; cast: Jenny Jugo, Friedrich Benfer, Hans Zesch-Ballot; director. Erich Engel.
RASPUTIN Star: Emil Jannings; director, Gustav von Ucicky.
DER ZERBROCHENE KRUG
(The Broken Jug) ; cast: Emil Jannings, Angela Sallocker; director: Gustav von Ucicky.
MANEGE
(Arena) cast: Atilla Hoerbiger, Albert Matter- stock, Lucie Hoeflich, Fitz Benkhoff; director: Carmine Gallone.
0ER UNWIDERSTECHLICHE
(The Irresistible Man); cast: Anny Ondra; di- rector: Geza von Bolvary.
Ralph,
Crete
Heinz
DER MAULK0R6
(The Muzzle). FAHRENDES VOLK
(Traveling People); cast: Francoise Rosay; di- rector: Jacques Feyder. DIE SCHAUSPIELERIN
(The Actress); tentative cast: Hanna
Geraldine Katt; director, von Rabenalt. A SHOW FILM
Cast: Anny Ondra, La Jana, Ruid Godden; direc- tor: Hans H. Zerlett. DIE GROSSE UND KIE KLEINE LIEBE
(The Big and the Small Love); cast: Renate
Mueller, Albert Matterstock. DIE AUSTERNLILLI
(Ostyer Lil); cast: Gusti Wolf, Herman Thimig,
Oscar Sima, Theo. Lingen; director: W. E. Emo. GABRIELLE 1-2-3
Cast: Gustav Froehlich, Marianna Hoppe,
Weiser; director: Rolf Hansen. MARSCH DER VETERANEN
(March of the Veterans). DIE UMWEGE DES SCHOENEN KARL
(The Adventures of a Waiter); cast:
Ruehmann; director: Carl Froehlich. KORALLENPRINZESSIN
(The Coral Princess) ; cast: Ita Rina, Ivan
Petrovitsch; director: Viktor Jansen. EINMAL WERD ICH DIR GEFALLEN
(Once You Will Love Me). DIE ROTE MUETZE
(The Red Cap) ; cast: Viktoria von Ballasko;
directo-: Herbert Selpin. WARSCHUAER ZITADELLE
(Fortress Warshau).
VERSPRICH MIR NIGHTS
(Don't Promise Me). SIGNAL IN DER NACHT
(Signal in the Night). DIE GRAUE SCHWESTER
(The Grey Sister); cast: Hannes Stelzer, Inge
List; director: Schneider-Edenkoben. MIT VERSIEGELTER ORDER
(With Sealed Orders) ; cast: Gustav
Werner Hintz, Marie Luise Claudius;
Carl Anton. DIE STIMME AUS DEM AETHER
(The Voice from the Ether). MAEDCHEN FUER ALLES
(Maid of All Work); cast: Crete Weiser,
Godden; director: Carl Boese. 5 MILLIENEN SUCHEN EINEN ERBEH
(5 Millions Look for an Heir). CAPRIOLEN
(Heaven on Earth); cast: Gruendgens, Mari- anne Hoppe; director: Gustav Gruendgens. ABENTEUER IN WARSCHAU
(Adventures in Warsaw). DER BULLE VON UECKERITZ
(The Bull of Ueckeritz). DER LACHDOKTOR
(The Laughing Doctor). OLYMPIC GAMES, BERLIN, 1936
Froehlich, director:
Rudi
AMERICAN
tgGis
CORPORATION
RADIO CITY
W. E. VAN SEVERN Managing Director
NEW YORK
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EASTERN
PRODUCTION
• MORE THAN 300 SHORT SUBJECTS PRODUCED IN THE EAST DURING THE LAST SEASON
T
By SID WEISS THE FILM DAILY STAFF
HE East, pioneer production center of the motion picture industry, continues to make definite strides toward supremacy in the short subjects field.
More than 300 shorts were completed in Eastern studios during the past season as com- pared with some 280 for the preceding year. Next season's schedule calls for a still greater expansion.
The trend today in short subjects is in three directions — musicals, sports thrillers and travel. Sports thrillers such as those turned out by Warners, Van Beuren and Columbia have hit th® top brackets in popularity. Travel and pictorial reviews have demonstrated consistent audience appeal. Most of the independent producers have turned to musicals, with a measure of success.
Comedy shorts, such as those made by Al Christie for Educational and the Warner Vitaphone subjects, are naturally a standard product and frequently are responsible for rounding out and lifting an otherwise so-so program. Band shorts, too, come in for their measure of popularity, with both Paramount and Warners reporting enthusiastic reception, especially in the smaller towns.
While no feature productions were made in the East last year, there w^ere many location shots taken here, in addition to the Kirsten Flagstad sequence in Paramount's "Big Broadcast of 1938," which was filmed at the General Service studios at Astoria, Long Island.
Production centers here, nevertheless, are highly optimistic regarding the future of feature work in the East, with current programs contemplating more than a few full-length films.
Condor Pictures, Inc. alone are transferring all their Eastern production activities to the West Coast. Condor, which has taken over Van Beuren Productions, will turn out 26 one-reelers for RKO in Hollywood.
Two additional studios joined the metropolitan production fold. Burgi Centner took over the Lincoln studios at Ridgefield, N. J. and renamed it the Producers Service studio. The Edison studio on Decatur avenue in the Bronx has been rechristened the Film Art studios, with John T. Doran now the guiding head.
B. K. Blake, who produced the "Voice of Experience" and "Court of Human Relations" series for Columbia last year, will concentrate on musicals for the forthcoming season and is scheduled to produce 13 at the Biograph studios.
Milton Schwarzwald, who made 13 one-reelers for Universal last season, will do 13 two- reelers under his new contract. He will also do seven one-reelers for RKO.
Of the 300 shorts made in the East last season, 100 were made at the Warner Bros. Vitaphone studios in Brooklyn, with Sam Sax as chief executive; 76 by Educational at the General Service studios in Astoria, under the supervision of Al Christie; 30 by Don Hancock for Van Beuren; 10 by B. K. Blake for Columbia; 13 by Milton Schwarzwald for Universal; 37 by Paramount.
In addition, a sports series was produced by Ben Schwalb for Columbia and Historical shorts were made by John T. Doran at the Film Art.
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IMPORTANT MOTION PICTURE
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
in LOS ANGELES
STUDIOS
Animated Pictures Corp OXford 9063
Associated Cinema Studios HEmpstead 2131
Chas. Chaplin HEmpstead 2141
Columbia Studios Hollywood 3181
Conn Studios Hillside 7431
Darmour GRAnite 1166
Walt Disney MOrningside 12131
Educational Hillside 2155
Freeman Lang HEmpstead 2131
General Service GRanite 3111
Grand National GRanite 6131
Harman-lsing HOIIywood 1474
Hollywood Film Enterprises HEmpstead 2181
Hollywood Studios OLympia 2131
International Film Studios OLympia 2978
Major Pictures H lllside 781 1
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer REpublic 021 1
Charles Mintz HOIIywood 2907
Paramount Prods HOIIywood 241 1
RKO-Radio HOIIywood 591 1
Reliable Studios HOIIywood 9024
Republic NOrth Hollywood 1101
Hal E. Roach PArkwayllSI
Schulberg, B. P Hillside 7101
Selznick International REpublic 0252
Twentieth Century-Fox CRestview 51 1 1
Western Avenue HOIIywood 3141
United Artists GRanite 51 1 1
Universal HEmpstead 3131
Vitagraph (Warner Bros.) OLympia 2136
Victory Pictures SEquoia 2565
Warner Bros. -First National (Burbank)
Hollywood 1251
Warner Bros. (Sunset Blvd.) HOIIywood 5811
INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS
Academy Pictures Hillside 7431
Advance Pictures GLadstone 3774
Affiliated British Productions GLadstone 5523
Alexander Bros GRanite 6131
Ambassador Pictures Hillside 7431
Animated Film Co OXford 9063
Associated Cinema Studios HEmostead 2131
Atherton Prods., Inc GRanite 6141
B. J. S. Productions OLympia 2978
Jed Buell Hillside 4516
C. C. Burr MOrningside 1116
Trem Carr HEmpstead 3131
Cascade Productions OLympia 2978
Celebrity Prods OXfoid 9063
Century Pictures Corp HEmpstead 1191
I. E. Chadwick OLIympia 2131
Chesterfield Prods HEmpstead 4121
Cohen, Emanuel Hillside 7311
Colony Pictures GRanite 0604
Condor Pictures GLadstone 7161
Conn Pictures Corp OLympia 2978
Coronet Productions GRanite 6131
Cosmopolitan Prods HOIIywood 1671
Crescent Pictures OLympia 2131
Crime Cub Productions Hillside 7474
Darmour GRanite 1166
de Mille, Cecil HOIIywood 241 1
Derr, E. B OLympia 21 3 1
Walt Disney Productions MOrningside 12-131
Dowling & Brownell MOrningside 12131
Sam Efrus HEmpstead 1200
Excelsior Pictures HOIIywood 5873
Fairbank tr Carlisle GLadstone 7101
Fairbanks, Douglas GRanite 5111
Fidelity Pictures HOIIywood 1648
Fox Productions HOIIywood 1648
General Film Co Hillside 7474
General Film Prods GLadstone 4604
General Pictures Corp SEquoia 2791
Gilliam, Rodney Hillside 2220
Goldstone, Phil Hillside 7561
Grand National GRanite 6131
Grey, Zane FEderal 1321
Goldwyn, Samuel GRanite 51 1 1
Hackel, A. W Hillside 7178
Halperin Bros Hillside 7431
Harman-lsing Prods HOIIywood 1474
Hirliman. George GLadstone 7161
Hix, Poole & Kahn Hillside 7431
M. H. Hoffman HEmpstead 4194
Hollywood-on-Parade GRanite 8606
Hughes Products HEmpstead 1181
Invincible Pictures HEmpstead 4121
Iwerks, "U.B." OXford 9063
Jay Dee Kay Productions GRanite 3545
Jones. Buck HEmpstead 3131
Sam Katzman SEquoia 2565
Kent, Willis GRanite 7447
Kirkwood, Ray GRanite 1121
Landres, M. M HEmpstead 1191
Walter Lantz HEmpstead 3131
Sol Lesser GRanite 6164
Lewis Lewyn GRanite 8606
Ralph M. Like OLympia 2978
Harold Lloyd Prods GRanite 3111
Loew, David L REpublic 0252
MacLean, Douglas GRanite 6131
Major Film Prods Hillside 7311
Melody Pictures Hillside 7431
Miller & Nagel HOIIywood 1648
Metropolitan Industrial Ficts GRanite 3111
Abe Meyer GLadstone 3106
Charles Mintz HOIIywood 2907
Monogram Pictures MOrningside 11191
Newman, Bob HOIIywood 1648
George O'Brien Pictures OLympia 2131
Petroff, Boris OLympia 2131
Principal Pictures Corp GRanite 6164
Rainbow Classics HOIIywood 1648
Randol Cooper Productions OLympia 2978
B. B. Ray Prods HOIIywood 9024
Reliance Pictures, Inc REpublic 0252
Republic Prods NOrth Hollywood 1 1 01
Richards. B. W REpublic 0252
Frederick K. Rockett Co GRanite 7920
Rodney-Gilliam Co Hillside 2220
Royer, Fanchon Hillside 7431
Royal Revues HOIIywood 1408
-eon Schlesinger HOIIywood 4131
B. P. Schulberg Hillside 7101
Scientific Films, Inc GLadstone 7101
Selznick International Pictures REpublic 0252
Sentinel Productions, Inc GLadstone 6128
Harry Sherman HOIIywood 1 101
Strange As It Seems HEmpstead 4194
Supreme Pictures Hillside 7178
Tafs Tales Prods GLadstone 8822
Technicolor Prods GRanite 1 101
Trem Carr Pictures HEmpstead 3131
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20th Century-Fox CRestview 5111
United Process Studios GRanite 5954
Victory Picts. Coip SEquoia 2565
Walter Wanger Films, Inc Hillside 7401
Weiss Bros OLympia 2978
Richard P. Young Prods BUrbank 478
Zeldman, B. F GRanite 6131
ASSOCIATIONS
Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
Gladstone 5131
Actors' Equity Michigan 6593
Actors Fund of America Michigan 6593
All Year Club of Co. Calif VAn Dyke 2091
American Actors & Actresses NOrmandie 8071
American Society of Cinematographers. .GRanite 2135 American Society of Composers, Authors and
Publishers, Philip Cohen TRinity 3306
American Society of Recording Artists
WOodbury 61585 American Society of Sound Engineers
HEmpstead 9730
Assistance League of So. Calif HOIIywood 1973
Association of Motion Picture Producers
Gladstone 6111
Authors' Club Hillside 7497
Breakfast Club OLympia 1916
Call Bureau HOIIywood 7921
Central Casting GArf ield 371 1
Chamber of Commerce — Hollywood. HEmpstead 2121 Chamber of Commerce — Los Angeles. .PRospect 3431
Dominos HOIIywood 3157
Film Technicians, Local No. 683, I.A.T.S.E.
& M.P.M.O Hillside 7221
Green Room Club HEmpstead 3184
Hollywood Athletic Club HEmpstead 1161
Hollywood Bowl Ass'n HOIIywood 3151
Hollywood Legion Stadium HOIIywood 2951
Hollywood Masonic Temple Ass'n. ... HOIIywood 9733 Hollywood Studio Club (Y.W.C. A.) . Gladstone 3166
L A. T. S. E Hillside 7221
I. B. E. W. Studio Electricians Local Union
No. 40 GRanite 5139
Independent Motion Picture Producers
HEmpstead 3440 Independent Theater Owners of S. C.REpublic 5707 Internationa! Association of Machinists, Local
No. 311 VAn Dyke 5824
International Photographers, Local No. 659,
I. A. T. S. E Hillside 7221
I.A.T.S.E., Local 37 HOIIywood 1152
International Sound Technicians, Local No. 695,
I.A.T.S.E. b M.P.M.O Hillside 7221
Junior Screen Actors Guild CRestview 12166
Junior Troupers Club HEmpstead 8414
Laboratory Technicians & Film Editors, Local
No. 683, I.A.T.S.E GRanite 5888
Local No. 33, I.A.T.S.E. (Theater Stage Em- ployees Only) PRospect 9590
Masquers HOIIywood 2164
Mayfair Club YOrke 8131
Motion Picture Operators Union PRospect 5481
Motion Picture Relief Fund HOIIywood 3671
Motion Picture Projectionists, Local No. 150
!. A. T. S. E. and M. P. M. 0 PRospect 5481
Musicians Mutual Protective Association
PRospect 6056 Operative Plasterers and Cement Finishers In- ternational Association, Studio Local No. 755
GRanite 8661
Screen Actors' Guild CRestview 3101
Screen Directors Guild GRanite 4646
Screen Playwrights HEmpstead 9055
Screen Talent Club MAdison 4971
Screen Writers' Guild GLadstone 4181
Society of Motion Picture Engineers. .HEmpstead 3171 Studio Electricians and Sound Technicians, Local
No. 40, I.B.E.W GRanite 5139
Studio Labor Committee HOIIywood 3507
Studio Technicians Local No. 37, I.A.T.S.E.
and M.P.M.O HOIIywood 1152
Studio Utility Workers, Local No. 724
Hollywood 0105 The Troupers HOIIywood 9734
233 Club GLadstone 6233
United Scenic Artists of America. . .HEmpstead 3204
West Coast Studio Locals I.A.T.S.E Hillside 7221
Women's Club of Hollywood GRanite 8301
AIR LINES
American Airlines HOIIywood 3914
Flagship Sleeper HOIIywood 3914
TWA Michigan 8881
United Air Lines HOIIywood 3173
HOTELS AND APARTMENTS
Ambassador DRexel 701 1
Beverly-Wilshire OXford 7111
Biltmore Michigan 101 1
Canterbury Apartments GRanite 4171
Castle Argyle Arms HOIIywood 2141
Chateau de Fleurs GRanite 5101
Chateau Elysee HOIIywood 2171
Chateau Marmont HOIIywood 291 1
Christie HOIIywood 2241
Cocoanut Grove Ambassador Hotel DRexel 7011
Colonial House Hillside 9803
Country Club Manor GRanite 9000
El Royale Apts HOIIywood 1131
Garden of Allah HOIIywood 3581
Gaylord, Apts Exposition 4161
Hermoyne HOIIywood 3661
Holywood A. C HEmpstead 1 161
Hollywood Knickerbocker GLadstone 3171
Hollywood Plaza Hotel GLadstone 1131
Hollywood Studio Club GLadstone 3166
La Belle Tour HOIIywood 3621
Los Angeles Athletic Club MAdison 2211
Ravenswood HOIIywood 5391
Roosevelt Hotel HOIIywood 2442
The Town House Exposition 1234
Sunset Towers Hillside 7171
Warner-Kelton Hotel Hillside 1171
NEWSPAPERS, TRADE PUBLICATIONS and FAN MAGAZINES
American Cinematographer GRanite 2135
Associated Publications GLadstone 1186
Box Office GLadstone 1 1 86
Cinelandia PRospect 9094
Daily Variety HOIIywood 1141
Evening Herald-Express Richmond 4141
Evening News PRospect 6121
Fawcett Publications Hillside 7511
FILM DAILY GRanite 6607
Handibook, The GLadstone 4141
Hollywood Citizen-News HOIIywood 1234
Hollywood Low Down GRanite 1508
Hollywood Magazine Hillside 7511
Hollywood Now Hillside 1116
Hollywood Reporter Hillside 7411
Hollywood Review HEmpstead 5982
Illustrated Daily News PRospect 2131
International Photographer Hillside 7411
Japanese Movie Magazine GRanite 9011
Los Angeles Times MAdison 2345
Los Angeles Examiner Richmond 1212
Los Angeles News Michigan 1196
Modern Screen HOIIywood 5144
Motion Picture Daily GRanite 2145
Motion Picture Herald GRanite 2145
Motion Picture Magazine Hillside 7511
Movie Mirror Hillside 5146
Photoplay Hillside 5146
The Post Record TUcker 1 121
Screen Guilds' CRestview 12166
Screen Romances HOIIywood 51 44
Screenland Magazine GLadstone 5905
Showmen's Trade Review HEmpstead 5982
Silver Screen GLadstone 5905
Studio Casting Directory GLadstone 120(
Studio News HOIIywood 51 1 1
Tower Magazine, Inc GRanite 516<
Variety HOIIywood 1 141
Bob Wagner's Script WOodbury 61040
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IMPORTANT MOTION PICTURE
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
in NEW YORK
THEATERS
Astor LAckawanna 4-5482
Cameo Wisconsin 7-1789
Capitol COIumbus 5-1250
Cinema de Paris ALgonquin 4-7661
Criterion MEdallion 3-5020
Embassy News Reel BRyant 9-2248
55th Street Playhouse COIumbus 5-0425
Globe MEdallion 3-1200
Music Hall COIumbus 5-6535
Palace BRyant 9-4300
Paramount CHickering 4-7022
Rialto Wisconsin 7-0206
Rivoll Circle 7-1633
Roxy Circle 7-6000
Strand Circle 7-5900
HOTELS
Algonquin VAnderbilt 3-2500
Ambassador Wickersham 2-1000
Astor BRyant 9-2100
Barbizon-Plaza Circle 7-7000
Edison Circle 6-5000
Lincoln Circle 6-4500
Lombardy PLaza 3-8600
Park Central Circle 7-8000
Pierre REgent 4-5900
Plaza PLaza 3-1740
Plymouth Circle 7-8100
Ritz Tower Wickersham 2-5000
St. Moritz Wickersham 2-5800
Savoy Plaza Volunteer 5-2600
Sherry Netherland VOIunteer 5-2800
Taft Circle 7-4000
Victoria Circle 7-7800
Waldorf-Astoria ELdorado 5-3000
Warwick Circle 7-2700
RESTAURANTS
Algonquin VAnderbilt 3-2500
Dinty Moore's CHickering 4-8642
Sardi's LAckawanna 4-5785
Tavern MEdallion 3-6761
21 ELdorado 5-6500
AIR LINES
American Air Lines VAnderbilt 3-2580
Eastern Air Lines MUrray Hill 2-8420
TWA MUrray Hill 6-1640
United Air Lines MUrray Hill 2-7300
SPORT ARENAS
Ebbets Field BUshwick. 4-8500
Madison Square Garden COIumbus 5-6800
Polo Grounds EDgecombe 4-8160
Yankee Stadium JErome 7-3300
RAW STOCK
Agfa Ansco Circle 7-4635
Brulatour, J. E., Inc FOrt Lee 8-2460
Du Pont Film Mfg. Co Circle 6-3347
Eastman Kodak Co MUrray Hill 2-6068
Gevaert COIumbus 5-1223
PRODUCERS-DISTRIBUTORS
Alliance Films Corp Circle 6-3945
American Tobis Corp COIumbus 5-5317
Amity Pictures BRyant 9-2964
Amkino Corp BRyant 9-7680
Apex Films BRyant 9-3238
Archland Productions COIumbus 5-0369
Atlantic Pictures PEnnsylvania 6-7400
Audio Productions Circle 7-1841
Auten, Harold BRyant 9-9883
Biake, B. K COIumbus 5-1854
Bondy, Al Circle 6-6744
Burroughs-Tarzan Circle 7-3993
Celebrity Productions BRyant 9-6067
Chesterfield M. P. Corp BRyant 9-6884
Christie, Al RAvenswood 8-8300
Columbia Pictures BRyant 9-7900
Commodore Pictures PEnnsylvania 6-1354
Condor Pictures, Inc MEdallion 3-2172
Danubia Pictures BRyant 9-4175
Du World Pictures MEdallion 3-2943
Educational Pictures PEnnsylvania 6-7400
FitzPatrick Pictures BRyant 9-4384
Fleischer Studios Circle 6-0270
Franco-American Film Corp ALgonquin 4-6980
French Motion Picture Corp BRyant 9-0866
Futter, Walter PEnnsylvania 6-8367
Gaumont British LOngacre 5-5969
General Foreign Sales MEdallion 3-3781
Grand National Circle 6-2828
Grantland Rice Pictures BRyant 9-4564
Hoffberg, J. H., Co., Inc MEdallion 3-3813
Ideal Pictures BRyant 9-4417
Circle 6-0081
Imperial Picture BRyant 9-8669
Kinotrade BRyant 9-510/
Lenauer International Films, Inc Circle 7-6591
Loew's Inc BRyant 9-7800
March of Time VAnderbilt 3-2400
Mentone Productions COIumbus 5-2266
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer BRyant 9-7800
Metropolis Pictures COIumbus 5-0425
Modern Film Sales Corp BRyant 9-9635
Monogram Pictures Corp COIumbus 5-7674
Mutual Distributing Corp Circle 7-2641
Nuovo Mondo Motion Pictures Circle 6-2240
Paramount Pictures CHickering 4-7050
Olympic M. P. Corp Circle 6-0650
Pax Films MEdalion 3-3248
Protex Trading Corp VOIunteer 5-3320
RKO Radio Pictures COIumbus 5-6500
Reliable Film Export Co MEdallion 3-0436
Republic Pictures Circle 6-1840
Roach, Hal BRyant 9-7266
Spectrum Pictures BRyant 9-2964
Sphinx Film Corp Wisconsin 7-6655
Stage & Screen Productions Circle 7-3473
Twentieth Century-Fox COIumbus 5-3320
Ufa Film Corp BRyant 9-7890
United Artists BRyant 9-7300
Universal Pictures Circle 7-7100
Van Beuren Corp MEdallion 3-2172
Warner Bros Circle 6-1010
Zeidman, B. F PEnnsylvania 6-8367
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RAILROAD TERMINALS
Grand Central VAnderbilt 3-9100
Pennsylvania PEnnsylvanIa 6-5600
STUDIOS
Biograph Studio TRemont 8-5500
Filmart Studfo RAymond 9-9300
Fleischer Studio Circle 6-0270
General Service Studio RAvenswood 8-8300
Movietonews COIumbus 5-7200
Paramount Newsreel MEdallion 3-4300
Producers Service Studio BRyant 9-7754
Reeves Sound Studio Circle 6-6686
Vitaphone Studio Nightingale 4-8700
West Coast Service Studio Circle 7-2062
EXCHANGES
American Trading Association BRyant 9-4312
Aywon Exchange LAckawranna 4-7273
Central Film Co LOngacre 5-6347
Columbia Pictures LAckawanna 4-1742
Film Exchange, Inc BRyant 9-4150
Garrison Film Distributors BRyant 9-2580
Grand National Circle 6-2828
Guaranteed Pictures BRyant 9-4369
Kleinerman, Morris CHickering 4-4955
Loew's, Inc PEnnsylvania 6-9700
Marcy Pictures Corp LAckawanna 4-3684
Melbert Pictures, Inc LAckawanna 4-7273
Monogram COIumbus 5-7674
Paramount PEnnsylvania 6-5465
Public Welfare Pictures AShland 4-2885
RKO Distributing Corp CHickering 4-2400
Republic Film Exchange MEdallion 3-4640
Ross, Herman MEdallion 3-0436
Syndicate Exchange LAckawanna 4-7273
Times Pictures, Inc CHickering 4-0184
Tower Productions MEdallion 3-4640
Twentieth Century-Fox LAckawanna 4-0700
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» TEXT OF THE CODE WHICH IS HELD LARGELY RESPON- SIBLE FOR BETTER MOTION PICTURE STANDARDS
PURPOSE of the Hays production code is to guide motion pictures so tliey may conform with "the highest possible social and community standards." Founded seven years ago and re- organized in 1934, its procedure now covers 11 distinct steps or moves, as follows: considera- tion and registration of titles offered for pictures in order to avoid the double meaning, suggestive or otherwise unsuitable; preliminary examination of the production possibilities of plays, books and stories; story conferences with studio executives during initial stages of production; careful study of scripts submitted by producers; story conferences to effect necessary revisions to make scripts conform with code standards; conferences during actual production; previewing of separate sequences during progress of production, preliminary previewing of pictures before they are finally edited; previewing of completed production; notifications of needed deletions and final approval of finished pictures. Under the self-regulatory plan, pictures approved are given a seal indicating the picture has complied with the code provisions.
TEXT OF THE PRODUCTION CODE
PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING THE CODE
1. Motion picture producers recognize the high trust and confidence which have been placed in them by the people of the world, and they recognize their responsibility to the public because of this trust.
2. Theatrical motion pictures (that is, pictures intended for the theater as distinct from pictures intended fcr churches, schools, lecture halls, educational movements, social reform movements, etc.) are primarily to be regarded as entertainment. Mankind has always regarded the importance of entertainment and its value in rebuilding the bodies and souls of human beings.
3. It is recognized that there is entertainment which tends to improve the race (or at least to recreate and build human beings exhausted with the realities of life), and entertainment which tends to harm human beings, or to lower their standards of life and living.
4. Motion pictures are an important form of art expression. Art enters immediately into the lives of human beings. The art of motion pictures has the same objectives as the other arts — the presentation of human thought, emotion, and experience, in terms of an appeal to the soul through the senses.
5. In consequence of the foregoing facts the following general principles are adopted:
No picture shall be produced which will lower the moral standards of those who see it.
Hence, the sympathy of the audience should never be thrown to the side of crime, wrong- doing, evil or sin.
Correct standards of life shall be presented on the screen, subject only to necessary dramatic contrasts.
Law, natural or human, should not be ridiculed, nor shall sympathy be created for its violation.
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TEXT OF THE PRODUCTION CODE
(Continued)
^ PARTICULAR APPLICATIONS
CRIMES AGAINST THE LAW These shall never be presented in such a way as to throw sympathy with the crime as against law and justice or to inspire others with a desire for imitation.
1. Murder, (a) The Technique of murder must be pr-ssented in a way that will not inspire imitation, (b) Brutal killings are not to be presented in detail, (c) Revenge in modern times shall not be justified.
2. Methods of Crime should not be explicitly presented, (a) Theft, robbery, safe-cracking, and dynamiting of trains, mines, buildings, etc., should not be detailed in method, (b) Arson must be subject to the same safeguards, (c) The use of firearms should be restricted to essentials, (d) Methods of smuggling should not be presented.
3. Illegal drug traffic must never be presented.
4. The use of liquor in American life, when not required by the plot or for proper character- ization, will not be shown. SEX
The sanctity of the institution of marriage and the home shall be upheld. Pictures shall not infer that low forms of sex relationship are the accepted or common thing.
1. Adultery, sometimes necessary plot material, must not be explicitly treated or justified, or presented attractively.
2. Scenes of passion should not be introduced when not essential to the plot. In general, passion should be so treated that these scenes do not stimulate the lower and baser element.
3. Seduction or Rape, (a) They should never be more than suggested, and only when essential for the plot, and even then never shown by explicit method, (b) They are never the proper subject for comedy.
4. Sex perversion or any inference of it is forbidden.
5. White slavery shall not be treated.
6. Miscegenation is forbidden.
7. Sex hygiene and venereal diseases are not subjects for motion pictures.
8. Scenes of actual child birth, in fact or in silhouette, are never to be presented.
9. Children's sex organs are never to be exposed.
VULGARITY The treatment of low, disgusting, unpleasant, though not necessarily evil subjects, should be subject always to the dictates of good taste and regard for the sensibilities of the audience.
OBSCENITY Obscenity in word, gesture, reference, song, joke or by suggestion, is forbidden.
DANCES Dances which emphasize indecent movements are to be regarded as obscene.
PROFANITY Pointed profanity or vulgar expressions, however used, are forbidden.
COSTUME
1. Complete nudity is never permitted. This includes nudity in fact or in silhouette, or any lecherous or licentious notice thereof by other characters in the picture.
2. Dancing costumes intended to permit undue exposure or indecent movements in the dance are forbidden. RELIGION
1. No film or episode may throw ridicule on any religious faith.
2. Ministers of religion, in their character as such, should not be used as comic characters or as villains.
3. Ceremonies of any definite religion should be carefully and respectfully handled.
NATIONAL FEELINGS
1. The use of the Flag shall be consistently respectful.
2. The history, institutions, prominent people and citizenry of other nations shall be represented fairly. TITLES
Salacious, indecent or obscene titles shall not be used.
REPELLENT SUBJECTS The following subjects must be treated within the careful limits of good taste: 1. Actual hangings, or electrocutions as legal punishments for crime.
2. Third Degree methods. 4. Branding of people or animals.
3. Brutality and possible gruesomeness. 5. Apparent cruelty to children or animals.
6. Surgical operations.
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PRODUCTION PERSONALITIES
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Scott R. Dunlap heads the Monogram forces, with Ken Goldsmith, Mrs. Wallace Reid and Lon Young as his producers.
B. F. Zeldman, Richard A. Rowland, Victor Schertzinger, Zion Myers, Bud Barsky, David Dia- mond and Al Herman are among the producers at Grand National. M. H. Hoffman is in charge of production for Condor.
Samuel Goldwyn, iDavid O. Selznick, Walter Wanger and Charlie Chaplin are the California producers for United Artists.
B. P. Schulberg, Hal Roach, Emanuel Cohen, Harry Sherman, Harold Lloyd, Sol Lesser, George Hirliman, Buck Jones and Larry Darmour are independent producers, whose pictures are being released by major companies. The General Film company will make the "Crime Club" series for Universal release. Among the producers for the independent market are E. B. Derr, A. W. Hackel, Maurice Conn, Reliable, Fanchon Royer, Fenn Kimball, C. C. Burr, Edward and Victor Halperin, Mitchell Leichter, Sam Katzman, Cantabria, Jed Buell, Weiss Bros.
PUBLICITY
(Continued frovi page 31)
advertising and exploitation men. Obviously, teamwork between these and producing company publicists has resulted in building b.o. receipts.
Another important step taken of recent years by producing companies is their alliance with national advertising agencies whereby the latter's knowledge and experience is added to that of the producer's own departments engaged in the merchandising of pictures. Recently, the results of this particular alliance are beginning to show more and more, and, as a consequence, the theatres of the nation are profiting accordingly.
The 1936-37 season has already been productive of advertising whose forcefulness and effec- tiveness on the public is strikingly evidenced. This is true not only of regularly prepared adver- tising directly relating to a given picture, but also of institutional advertising, which is winning increasing favor with the big picture makers. Producers have learned much in the past few years of strategic procedure in applying advertising. Through the more logical and efficient con- centration and distribution of copy, the benefits gained by the key houses now reach out in a cumulative way to the smallest types of theatres in all territories. Long before the individual exhibitor receives a picture for his screen, his potential patronage is pretty well apprised of its merits, stressed as they are hammer-like force during the entire period from the film's birth to the time it moves down through the secondary stands.
TECHNICAL
(Continued from page ii)
more general use. This method claims to increase the resolution of the sound track, reduce fogging due to halation and to decrease the chromatic aberration of the lens system.
RCA introduced its non-slip printer with ultra violet-printing which appears to show con- siderable improvement over existing printers.
Erpi brought out the W.E. high-quality, heavy-duty reproducer, set, coded TA-7400, forming part of the Mirrophonic sound system. It has a sealed precision kinetic scanner to insure uniform speed of film propulsion and uses the latest type of projection optical scanning capable of accommodating single push-pull or double-track sound.
RCA announced a new type of 1060 high-fidelity sound attachment which may be used to reproduce either push-pull or standard recordings. It also announced further improvements to its high-fidelity, two-way loud speaker, and also its type PG-105 theater sound reproducing equipment for theaters up to 500 capacity.
International Projector Corp. announced a new Super Simplex pedestal, said to permit a steadiness hitherto unequalled. An intermittent sprocket that is hardened and accurately ground was introduced for use with the Simplex projecting mechanism.
Erpi announced a new type double-film attachment as an adjunct to the new W.E. heavy-duty reproducer. It provides a means for reproducing separate sound and picture records on 1,000-ft. reels and permits the use of 2,000-ft. reels when single film is run.
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
FOR 1937-1938
THE 1937 FILM DAILY PRODUCT GUIDE AND DIRECTORS' ANNUAL
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JEANETTE MacDONALD
in
"The Lottery Bride"
with
JOE E. BROWN - - - JOHN GARRICK
and ZASU PITTS
Directed by Paul L. Stein
Music by Rudolph FrimI
]\ORMA TALMADGE
in
"Du Barry"
with
CONRAD NAGEL - - - WILLIAM FARNUM
and ALLISON SKIPWORTH
A Sam Taylor Production
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in
"Reaching for the Moon"
with
EDWARD EVERETT HORTON - - - BEBE DANIELS
and BING CROSBY
Directed by Edmund Goulding
Music by Irving Berlin
CHESTER MORRIS
in
"Corsair"
with
NED SPARKS - - - FRANK McHUGH
and Alison Loyd
Directed by Roland West
GLORIA SWAI\SOI\
in
"Indiscreet"
with
BEN LYON and ARTHUR LAKE
A DeSylva, Brown and Henderson Production
Directed by Leo McCarey
WALTER HUSTOl^
in
"Abraham Lincoln"
with
UNA MERKLE and IAN KEITH
Directed by D. W. Griffith
DOLORES DEL RIO
"The Bad One"
with
EDMUND LOWE
A George FItzmaurice Production
FANXIE BRICE
"Be Yourself"
with
ROBERT ARMSTRONG - - - HARRY GREEN
Directed by Thorton Freeland
HARRY RICHMAIV
in
"Puttin' on the Ritz '
with
JOAN BENNETT
JAMES GLEASON and AILEEN PRINGLE
Directed by Edward H. Sloman
Music by Irving Berlin
XORMA TALMADGE
in
"New York Nights"
with
GILBERT ROLAND and ROSCOE KARNS
A Lewis Milestone Production
•OVERTURE OF 1812" THE IRISH FANTASY" THE AMERICANS COME"
AND SEVEN ONE REEL MUSICALS
Produced by Hugo Riesenfeld
"THE GLORIOUS VAMP" "THE WIZARD APPRENTICE' "ZAMPA" THE SECOND HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY"
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1937-1938 PRODUCT
AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PICTURES AND STORY PROP- ERTIES PLANNED FOR 1937-1938 PRODUCTION
NOTE: For more detailed information on pictures turn to PROGRAMS for 1937-1933 (page 61), in which ore listed pictures by producers and distributors, and when possible, casts and other production credits.
A. B. C. Murders M-G-M
A Brivele Der Mamen Sphinx
Abraham Lincoln (revival) Artcinema
Action for Slander United Artists
Ada to Nie Wypada Hoffberg
Adventure for Three M-G-IVI
Adventure's End Universal
Adventures of Marco Polo United Artists
Adventures of Robin Hood Warners
Adventures of Tom Sawyer United Artists
Age for Love (revival) Atlantic
Air Dodgers Advance
Alexander's Ragtime Band 20th Century-Fox
Algeria M-G-M
AH Baba Goes to Town 20th Century-Fox
Alias the Shadow Grand National
All American Girl Republic
All Hands on Deck Republic
All the Brothers Were Valiant M-G-M
Always Tomorrow M-G-M
American Flaggs, The M-G-M
Anchor Man M-G-M
And It All Came True Warners
And So Victoria M-G-M
Angel Paramount
Angel Eyes Paramount
Annapolis Salute RKO
Annie Laurie World
April in Your Eyes Mentone
Arabian Nights United Artists
Aren't Men Beasts Alliance
Argentine Love Paramount
Arizona Ames .' . . . ' Paramount
Arizona Gun Fighter Republic
Arizona Ranger Grand National
Arouse and Beware M-G-M
Artists and Models Paramount
As Thousands Cheer M-G-M
At Your Service 20th Century-Fox
Atlantic Flight Monogram
Bachelor Girl's Diary Imperial
Back from Reno Imperial
Back in Circulation Warners
Bad One, The (revival) Artcinema
Baltic Deputy Amkino
Bandit King, The General Pictures
Barrier. The Paramount
Bat Whispers, The (revival) Atlantic
Be Yourself (revival) Artcinema
Beau Geste Paramount
Beauty Racket Imperial
Beethoven Concerto Amkino
Behind the Mike Universal
Bella Donna Olympic
Benefits Forgot M-G-M
Best Dressed Woman in Paris M-G-M
Big Broadcast of 1938 Paramount
Big City M-G-M
Billy the Kid. Jr General Pictures
Black Aces Universal
Black Cruise, The French M. P. Corp.
Blazing Barriers ...;.-.. .\ .-.. . Monogram
Blind Justice Olympic
Blonde Dynamite Universal
Blue Blood M-G-M
Bluebeard's Eighth Wife Paramount
Bonanza Paramount
Booloo Paramount
Boots and Saddles 20th Century-Fox
Boots and Saddles Republic
Boots of Destiny Grand National
Born to Be Wild Republic
Bots of Lonely Valley Universal
Boy Meets Girl Warners
Boy of the Streets Monogram
Bride for Henry, A Monogram
Bride Steps Out, The 20th Century-Fox
Bride Wore Red, The M-G-M
Bright Boy Grand National
Bright Girl M-G-M
Broadway Melody of 1938 M-G-M
Broken Controls Advance
Broken Melody Olympic
Buccaneer Paramount
Buckskin Border Figliter Imperial
Buffalo Country Grand National
Bulldog Drummond at Bay Alliance
Calgary or Bu: t Republic
Call Back Love Paramount
Call the Mesquiteers ! Republic
Calling All Cowboys Republic
Campus Scandals Warners
Caprice M-G-M
Captain Moonlight Olympic
Career in C-Major 20th Century-Fox
Carelessly United Artists
Carnival Queen Universal
Casino Warners
Cat Across the Path M-G-M
Chalked Out Warners
Charlie Chan at College 20th Century-Fox
Charlie Clian in Radio City . . . .20th Century-Fox
Charlie Chan on Broadway 20th Century-Fox
Chocolate Parade Paramount
Circus Lady Monogram
Circus Queen General Pictures
Circus Saran Viennese
City Cousins 20th Century-Fox
Cloistered Mutual
Cock of the Air (revival) Atlantic
Code of the Range Monogram
College Nights Republic
College Sweetheart Monogram
College Swing Paramount
Collusion Warners
Colorado Kid Republic
Come On Leathernecks Republic
Comet Over Broadway Warners
Composite Man. The M-G-M
Conquest M-G-M
Corsair (revival) Artcinema
Count of Luxembourg, The Paramount
Country Beyond. The Monogram
Country Fair. The Monogram
Couple of Quick Ones, A M-G-M
Courage of Texas Ryan Republic
Courthouse Square M-G-M
Cowboy and the Lady, The United Artists
Cowboy Cavalier Imperial
Crashing the Front Page Republic
Crime for Sale Republic
Crimson Circle ;•. World
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Crouching Beast Olympic
Crusade Against Rackets Jay Dee Kay
Dance, Fool, Dance 20th Century-Fox
Dance for the Lady Paramount
Danger — Love at Work 20th Century-Fox
Danger Valley Monogram
Dark Journey United Artists
Daughter of Rosie O'Grady, The Universal
Daughter of the Tong Paramount
Dawn to Dusk Advance
Dead End United Artists
Declasse M-G-M
Desert of Missing Men Republic
Desert Scout Imperial
Desert Song, The Warners
Devil Passes, The M-G-M
Devil's Highway 20th Century-Fox
Diamond Trust, The United Artists
Distaff Side, The M-G-M
Divorce of Lady X United Artists
Divorce Racket Ideal
Dr. Knock French M. P. Corp.
Dominant Sex, The Alliance
Don't Forget to Remember RKO
Double or Nothing Paramount
Double Wedding M-G-M
Du Barry (revival) Artcinema
Duchess of Broadway United Artists
Duke Comes Back, The Republic
Dynamite Grand National
Earl of Chicago United Artists
Edd Tide Paramount
Empty World GB Pictures
Enchanted Mesa General Pictures
English Derby Paramount
Episode Warners
Eva Viennese
Everybody Was Nice Warners
Exposure M-G-M
Face the Facts Grand National
Fall of Kimas Lake, The Amkino
False Colors Monogram
False Dreams Farewell M-G-M
Family Affair, A M-G-M
Far East Amkino
Far Off Hills, The M-G-M
Farewell Again United Artists
Federal Bullets Monogram
Felix M-G-M
Ferike As Guest Artist M-G-M
S2nd Street United Artists
Fight for Your Lady RKO
Fighting for Freedom Imperial
Fighting Irish Republic
Fighting Plainsman Imperial
Finishing School M-G-M
Firefly, The M-G-M
First and the Last, The United Artists
First Lady Warners
First of the Month Series, The M-G-M
Fit for a King RKO
Flash Casey at the Third Alarm. . .Grand National Flash Casey, Candid Cameraman . . Grand National
Flash Casey Covers a Murder Grand National
Flight of Mercy Advance
Follow the Sun 20th Century-Fox
Food for Scandal Warners
Forty Naughty Girls RKO
Four Feathers United Artists
45 Fathoms 20th Century-Fox
Found Alive Ideal
Foundry, The M-G-M
Four Marked Men Republic
Four Marys, The M-G-M
Four Masked Men Olympic
Four Men and a Prayer 20th Century-Fox
Frat House M-G-M
Freckles Comes Home Monogram
Free to Live 20th Century-Fox
French Quarter, The M-G-M
Frenchy Warners
Frontier Roundup Grand National
Fu Manchu Paramount
Galloping Thru Astor
Gamblers, The Warners
Gardener Amkino
Gay Bargain, The 20th Century-Fox
Genius Murder Case General Pictures
Get Your Man Republic
Ghost Camera Olympic
Giant Swing 20th Century-Fox
Girl from Georgia Ideal
Girl I Loved, The Republic
Girl in a Cage, The RKO
Girl Must Live, A GB Pictures
Girl Next Door, The Monogram
Girl of the Golden West M-G-M
Girl Pat, The GB Pictures
Girl Said No, The Grand National
Git There Stroke!, The M-G-M
Glamorous Lady GB Pictures
Glamorous Night Alliance
Gobsek Amkino
God s Country and the Man Monogram
Gold Diggers in London Warners
Gold Eagle Guy M-G-M
Gold Is Where You Find It Warners
Goldwyn Follies United Artists
Gone With the Wind Selznick-International
Good Night, Ladies Paramount
Goodbye, Mr. Chips M-G-M
Gorgeous Grand National
Government Agent Grand National
Gram .... M-G-M
Grandeur Et Decadence French M. P. Corp.
Great Canadian, The M-G-M
Great Garrick, The Warners
Great Laughter ' ' M-G-M
Great Lie The Warners
Great Waltz, The M-G-M
Green Grow the Lilacs M-G-M
Halfway House ,,[ M-G-M
Hallelujah I'm a Bum (revival) ..Atlantic
Harbourmaster, The M-G-M
Having Wonderful Time .RKO
He Was Her Man 20th Century-Fox
Head Hunters of Borneo Mutual
Headline Huntress 20th Century-Fox
Heart of the Rockies Republic
Heidi 20th Cetitury-Fox
Hell s Angels (revival) Atlantic
Hell's Belles United Artists
Her Excellency's Cigar Store M-G-M
Her Jungle Love Paramount
Here s Flash Casey Grand National
g'.gh Treason Olympic
High, Wide and Handsome Paramount
His Master's Voice 20th Century-Fox
Hit Parade of 1938 Republic
Hollywood Band Wagon .' Republic
Honeymoon in Reno United Artists
Honolulu M-G-M
Honolulu Holiday ..'.'.'.'.'.. Republic
Honolulu Honeymoon Grand National
Honor Among Women Imperial
Honor of the Mounted Astor
Hoosier Schoolboy Monogram
Hot Millions Republic
Hot Water 20th Century-Fox
Hudson's Bay Company 20th Century-Fox
Hurricane, The United Artists
I Give My Heart Hoffberg
I Have Married an Angel M-G-M
I Love You Again M-G-M
I Met My Love Again United Artists
Idiot's Delight M-G-M
Idol of the Crowds Universal
If I Were You M-G-M
Immortal Melodies Viennese
In Old Chicago 20th Century-Fox
Indiscreet (revival) Artcinema
Invitation to the Waltz Hoffberg
Irene RKO
Island in the Sky 20th Century-Fox
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1937-1938 PRODUCT
Island of Forgotten Men Republic
It's Love I'm After Warners
Janosik French M. P. Corp.
Jean 20th Century-Fox
Jerome Perreau French M. P. Corp.
Jesse James 20th Century-Fox
Jester, The Sphinx
Jezebel Warners
Joy of Living, The RKO
Jungle Gigolo Ideal
Kathleen Mavourneen Hoflfberg
Katinka M-G-M
Kelly and Stone in the Air Corps. . Grand National Kelly and Stone in the Army .... Grand National Kelly and Stone in the Marines . . Grand National
Kelly and Stone in the Navy Grand National
Kidnapped 20th Century-Fox
Kim M-G-M
King of the Sierras Grand National
Kiss in Paris, A United Artists
Knight Without Armor United Artists
L'Adventurier French M. P. Corp.
La Maison de Moliere French M. P. Corp.
La Maternelle French M. P. Corp.
Le Tendre Ennemie World
La Tendresse M-G-M
La Vengeance De Siva French M. P. Corp.
Ladies Make News Republic
Lady Comes to Town, A M-G-M
Lady Fights Back, The Universal
Lady of La Paz GB Pictures
Lancer Spy 20th Century-Fox
Land of the Sky Blue Water Monogram
Larger Than Life Warners
Last Frontier, The Monogram
Last Night, The Amkino
Last Year's Kisses 20th Century-Fox
Law Comes to the Badlands Imperial
Law for Tombstone Universal
Law Man from Montana Imperial
Law of the Black Hills Grand National
Le Gendre De Monsieur Poirier. French M. P. Corp.
Le Rosaire French M. P. Corp.
Legion of Mission Men Monogram
Les Deux Gamines French M. P. Corp.
Let's Make a Night of It Alliance
Les Petites AUiees French M. P. Corp.
Let's Be Candid Universal
Life and Loves of Bethoven World
Life and Loves of Victor Herbert .... Paramount
Life Begins in College 20th Century-Fox
Life of Burden Paramount
Life of Emile Zola Warners
Life of the Party, The RKO
Light That Failed, The Paramount
Little Dynamite 20th Century-Fox
Live, Love and Learn M-G-M
Living in a Big Way M-G-M
Locked Door, The (revival) Atlantic
Lola Montez M-G-M
Longest Night, The M-G-M
Look Out for Love GB Pictures
Look Out, Mr. Moto 20th Century-Fox
Lost Horizon Columbia
Lost Horizons M-G-M
Lottery Bride (revival) Artcinema
Lottery Mystery Grand National
Love and Hisses 20th Century-Fox
Love Below Freezing RKO
Love Me Again Grand National
Love on Toast Paramount
Love Runs Into Money Grand National
Love Takes a Walk Imperial
Love Takes Flight Grand National
Love Under Fire 20th Century-Fox
Luck of Roaring Camp Monogram
Luck of the Navy Alliance
Lucky Night M-G-M
Mad About Music Universal
Mad Age Ideal
Madame X M-G-M
Maiden Voyage M-G-M
Man from Death Valley Astor
Man from Hell's River Monogram
Man from Music Mountain Republic
Man from New Mexico Astor
Man in Evening Clothes Paramount
Man Proposes M-G-M
Man with Ten Models United Artists
Man's Country Monogram
Manana Paramount
Manhattan Merry-Go-Round Republic
Manhattan Tower Ideal
Mannequin M-G-M
Manon Lescaut M-G-M
Marie Antoinette M-G-M
Marinella French M. P. Corp.
Marines Are Here, The Monogram
Marquise de Pompadour Viennese
Mary Rose of Mifflin M-G-M
Masked Rider, The Imperial
Masquerade in Vienna World
Master Dynamite General Pictures
Maternite French M. P. Corp.
Maybe It's Love Grand National
Meet the Duchess Republic
Meet the Girls 20th Century-Fox
Men from Guiana M-G-M
Men with Wings Paramount
Merrily We Roll Along M-G-M
Merry-Go-Round of 1937 Universal
Metropolitan Police Universal
Midnight Paramount
Midnight Raiders Universal
Mightier Than the Sword Universal
Mr. and Mrs. Washington M-G-M
Mr. Nickelby Sits Down 20th Century-Fox
Mrs. Van Kleek M-G-M
Mizzi Viennese
Mile. Josette, Ma Femme ! . . . . French M. P. Corp.
Mile. Mozart French M. P. Corp.
Model Murder, The Imperial
Molly, Bless Her M-G-M
Monks, The World
Montana Mutiny Grand National
Moonstruck 20th Century-Fox
More Sunshine Alliance
Mother Knows Best 20th Century-Fox
Murder at the Rancho Grand National
Murder by Appointment Olympic
Murder Goes to Jail Paramount
Murder in the Air General Pictures
Murder in the Red Barn Olympic
Murder in the Supreme Court Imperial
Music for Madame RKO
Mustang Round-up Grand National
Mute Knight, The M-G-M
Mutiny in Skeleton Canyon Republic
Mutiny in the Mountains United Artists
My Dear Miss Aldrich M-G-M
My Girl Friday M-G-M
My Old Kentucky Home Monogram
My Song of Love World
My Wife M-G-M
My Wondering Daughter Imperial
My World Paramount
Nancy Stair M-G-M
National Velvet M-G-M
Native Son Returns, A M-G-M
Navy Blue and Gold M-G-M
Navy Bride Republic
Negligee Imperial
New Faces of 1938 RKO
New Gulliver, The Mutual
New York Nights (revival) Artcinema
Neznate Hadirmshu Hoffberg
Night Club Queen Olympic
Night Edition General Pictures
Niglit in Glengyle M-G-M
Night Landing Advance
Night of Crime Imperial
Night of Mystery Paramount
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MAX GORDON PLAYS & PICTURES
INCORPORATED
Harry M. Goetz
President
Max Gordon
Vice-President and General Manager
Marcus Heiman
Secretary and Treasurer
First Production, "THE WOMEN
//
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1937-1938 PRODUCT
Ninety Degrees South World
No Hero M-G-M
No Longer His Woman Imperial
Non-Stop New York GB Pictures
Norwich Victims, The Alliance
Not Too Narrow, Not Too Deep M-G-M
Nothing Sacred United Artists
Numbered Woman Monogram
Of Great Riches United Artists
Old Barn Dance, The Republic
On Such a Night Paramount
On Your Toes Warners
Once There Was a Prisoner M-G-M
Once Upon a Time M-G-M
One Came Home M-G-M
One Every Minute M-G-M
100 Men and a Girl Universal
One Mile from Heaven 20th Century-Fox
Orchid Girl Grand National
Outer Gate, The Monogram
Outlaws of Sonora Republic
Over She Goes Alliance
Page Mr. Barker 20th Century-Fox
Painter Trail, The Monogram
Painter in the Sky Grand National
Panama Canal Warners
Paradine Case, The M-G-M
Paradise Isle Monogram
Paris Commune Amkino
Paris Honeymoon Paramount
Partners of the Trail Astor
Party M-G-M
Penrod and His Twin Brother Warners
Penthouse Love Imperial
Perfect Harmony RKO
Perfect Specimen, The Warners
Personal History United Artists
Peter the First Amkino
Petticoat Lane Imperial
Phantom Cowboy Grand National
Phantom Fiend Olympic
Phantom of Santa Fe Hoffberg
Photo-Finish Grand National
Pierre of the Plains M-G-M
Pitcairn's Island M-G-M
Playboy, The United Artists
Please Teacher Alliance
Port of Missing Girls Monogram
Postilion from Lonjumeau Viennese
Prairie Wagon Imperial
Prayer for My Sons, A Warners
Prescription for Romance Universal
Presenting Lily Mars M-G-M
Pride and Prejudice M-G-M
Primrose French M. P. Corp.
Prince of Pilsen, The M-G-M
Prison Farm Paramount
Prison Nurse Republic
Prison Ship General Pictures
Prisoner of Zenda, The United Artists
Prisoners Amkino
Professor Beware Paramount
Public Cowboy No. One Republic
Purple Vigilantes, The Republic
Putting on the Ritz (revival) Artcinema
Queen of Burlesque Republic
Queen of the Yukon Monogram
Quo Vadis M-G-M
Race the Sun M-G-M
Racket Buster, The Republic
Radio City Revels RKO
Rage in Heaven M-G-M
Rage of Paris, The Universal
Rain (revival) Atlantic
Reaching for the Moon (revival) Artcinema
Red Gold Advance
Red Mill. The M-G-M
Rendezvous in Vienna Viennese
Renfrew Gets His Man Grand National
Renfrew in the North Country Grand National
Renfrew of the Mounted Grand National
Renfrew Rides Alone Grand National
Rennie Peddigoe M-G-M
Return of Fraw Dawson Republic
Return of Maxim, The Amkino
Return of Raffles, The Republic
Return of the Thin Man M-G-M
Revolt in Morocco World
Riders of the Black Hills Republic
Riders of the Dawn Monogram
Ridin' Gent, A Monogram
Ridin' the Lone Trail Republic
Rings on Her Fingers 20th Century-Fox
Road to Reno, The Universal
Roadshow M-G-M
Romance of the Rio Grande Monogram
Roaring Wheels General Pictures
Robin Hood M-G-M
Rockabye Kid, The General Pictures
Rogues' Gallery Grand National
Roll Wagon Roll Republic
RoUin' Plains Grand National
Romance in the Hills Republic
Romance of the Limberlost Monogram
Room Service RKO
Rosalie M-G-M
Rulers of the Sea Paramount
Sad Indian M-G-M
Saddle Pals Republic
Sailing Along GB Pictures
Saleslady Monogram
Sally, Irene and Mary 20th Century-Fox
Sangen on Den Eldroda Blomman Hoffberg
Sapphire Sal Paramount
Saratoga Chips 20th Century-Fox
Sari M-G-M
Saturday's Heroes RKO
Scandal Monogram
Scarface (revival) Atlantic
Scattered Seeds M-G-M
Scooped Advance
Sea of Grass M-G-M
Second Honeymoon 20th Century-Fox
Second Mrs. Lynton, The M-G-M
Secret of Stamboul, The World
Sehoy, Ahoy ! M-G-M
Sensation Alliance
Sh ! the Octopus Warners
Shadow in Panama, The Grand National
Shadow in Society, The Grand National
Shadow of the Wing M-G-M
Shadow Strikes, The Grand National
Shadow's Disguise, The Grand National
Shadows of the Orient Monogram
Shanghai Deadline 20th Century-Fox
Shannons of Broadway, The Universal
Sherlock, Jr Olympic
Shining Hour, The M-G-M
Shooting for Glory Imperial
Shopworn Angel M-G-M
Show Goes On, The GB Pictures
Show Shop, The M-G-M
Silar Marner M-G-M
Single Handed Sanders Astor
Sister Act Warners
Sisters, The Warners
Six Girls and Death 20th Century-Fox
Six Gun Courage Imperial
Six Shooter Law Imperial
Ski Chase, The World
Skrivanci Risen Hoffberg
Sky Devils (revival) Atlantic
Sky Girl Imperial
Slaves in Bondage Jay Dee Kay
Slalom World
Slight Case of Murder, A Warners
Small Town Boy Grand National
Smart Guy, The Republic
Smiling Corpse, The Warners
Snow Dust Monogram
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs RKO
So This Is Hollywood Grand National
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8
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• • •
1937-1938 PRODUCT
Something to Sing About Grand National
Sophie Lang Goes West Paramount
Sophisticated Lady Imperial
Souls at Sea Paramount
South of Sante Fe Imperial
South Riding United Artists
Spain in Flames Amkino
Spanish Omelet M-G-M
Sparkle GB Pictures
Spawn of the North Paramount
Splinter Fleet 20th Century-Fox
Spring Handicap Alliance
Spring in My Heart United Artists
Springtime M-G-M
Spur of Pride. The M-G-M
Squadron B Advance
Stage Door RKO
Stand-in United Artists
Stand Up and Fight M-G-M
Stanley and Livingstone 20th Century-Fox
Stella Dallas United Artists
Steppin' High Grand National
Storm in a Teacup United Artists
Stormy Weather Republic
Story of San Michele. The Warners
Street Scene (revival) Atlantic
Street Without a Name World
Strycek z Ameriky Hoflfberg
Student Romance Hoffberg
Submarine 262 Warners
Substitute Prisoner General Pictures
Sudden Bill Dorn Universal
Summer Romance Paramount
Susannah of the Mounties 20th Century-Fix
Sweet and Hot Republic
Sweetheart of the Navy Grand National
Sweethearts M-G-M
Swing Fever M-G-M
Swing Your Lady Warners
Telephone Operator Monogram
Tell It to the Marines M-G-M
Tempest Within, The United Artists
Terror, The Alliance
Test Pilot M-G-M
Tex and the Boy Scouts Grand National
Texas Trail Paramount
Thank You. Mr. Moto 20th Century-Fox
That Certain Woman Warners
That's My Story Universal
They Won't Forget Warners
Thin Ice 20th Century-Fox
Things Began to Happen Paramount
Think Fast. Mr. Moto 20th Century-Fox
Thirteen, The Amkino
Thirteen and Lucky Grand National
Thirteenth Guest, The Monogram
Thirteenth Man. The Monogram
This Way, Please Paramount
This Woman Is Dangerous Warners
Thoroughbreds Don't Cry M-G-M
Three Broadway Girls (revival) Atlantic
Three Comrades M-G-M
Three Feet of Luck General Pictures
Three Men in the Snow M-G-M
Three Smart Girls Go to Town Universal
Thunder in the Desert Republic
Timber Line M-G-M
Timberline Cowboys Republic
Tonight or Never (revival) Atlantic
Tonight We Live Universal
Tonight's Our Night Warners
Too Clever to Live Universal
Topper M-G-M
Tosspot M-G-M
Trailing Trouble Grand National
Trainin* Back Monogram
Transgressor, The M-G-M
Treachery Alliance
Trigger Trio, The Republic
Trip to New York, A 20th Century-Fox
Triumph of Slierlock Holmes Olympic
Troubadour in Trouble M-G-M
True Confession Paramount
Tsar to Lenin Lenauer International
Two Fisted Justice Astor
Two Gun Terror Imperial
Two Thieves M-G-M
Two Weil-Dressed Men Monogram
USSR— 1937 Amkino
Unconquered Woman, The GB Pictures
Under His Spell French M. P. Corp.
Utah Trail, The Grand National
Vagabond King, The Paramount
Valley of the Giants Warners
Vanished Miniature, The M-G-M
Vanishing Men Astor
Varsity Show Warners
Vein of Iron M-G-M
Victoria the Great RKO
Voice of India Hoffberg
Wagons Westward Republic
Wallaby Jim Below the Equator. .. Grand National
Wallaby Jim of the Islands Grand National
Wallaby Jim of the South Seas Grand National
Wallaby Jim in Trouble Grand National
Wajan : The Son of the Witch Mutual
Walter Wanger's Vogues of 1938 ... United Artists
Wandering Jew, The Olympic
Wanted at Headquarters Universal
Wedding Dream GB Pictures
Wedding of Palo Hoffberg
We'll Fight for Texas Imperial
Weeping Is for Women M-G-M
Welcome Imposter, The Universal
Wells Fargo Paramount
West of Rainbow's End Monogram
Western Gold 20th Century-Fox
Westland Case, The Universal
What Ho ! Paramount
When the Devil Drives M-G-M
Where the West Begins Monogram
Whippersnapper General Pictures
White Banners Warners
White Horse Inn Warners
Wife, Doctor and Nurse 20th Century-Fox
Wild and Woolly 20th Century-Fox
Wild Horse Rodeo Republic
Wind and the Rain, The M-G-M
Wire Tappers Grand National
Without Warning Olympic
Whirlwind Horseman Grand National
With Livingston in Africa Mutual
Wolf Call Monogram
Woman Chases Man United Artists
Woman of Spain M-G-M
Woman in White, The Alliance
Women at Play Imperial
Wonder of the West Monogram
World's in Love, The Viennese
Wyoming Wildcat Imperial
Yank at Oxford, A M-G-M
Yankee Rider Grand National
Yellow Cruite, The French M. P. Corp.
Yellow Jacket M-G-M
Yes My Darling Daughter Warners
Yesterday's Cheers Paramount
Yesterday's Kisses Universal
Yiddle With His Fiddle Sphinx
You and Me Paramount
You Can't Have Everything 20th Century-Fox
You're All I Want Warners
Young Man's Fancy, A Universal
Youth of the Poet Amkino
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B. K. BLAKE
Producer
Now Producing Series of Musical Featurettes for Columbia Pictures Corp. Release
SHORT SUBJECTS THAT ARE DIFFERENT!
TRU PICTURES CO., INC.
Elmer A. Rogers, President
1270 Sixth Avenue New York City
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PROGRAMS
FOR 1937-1938
• • m A GUIDE TO THE PRODUCT TO BE RELEASED DURING THE COMING SEASON
NOTE: The following announcements are necessarily made in part in advance of actual production and are based on present plans. They therefore must not be considered and are not a part of any exhibition contract. The following data is arranged by companies; for an alphabetical list of features planned, turn to page 51. All data was corrected as of July 30.
DISTRIBUTORS and PRODUCER-DISTRIBUTORS
Features
Shorts
Company
M 3 B£ 3
— tC •- M
M C 2 C
en on
Ul — J u. — '
Advance Pictures Corp
Adventure Serials, Inc
Alliance Films Corp
American Tobis Corp
Amkino Corp
Artcinema Associates
Astor Pictures
Atlantic Pictures
C. C. Burr
Columbia Pictures
Crescent Pictures
Danubia Pictures
Educational Pictures
French Motion Picture Corp
GB Pictures
General Pictures Corp
Grand National
Guaranteed Pictures Co
J. H. Hoffberg Co
Ideal Pictures
Imperial Pictures
Jay Dee Kay Productions
Kinotrade
Lenauer International Films
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Monogram Pictures
Mutual Motion Picture Distributors.
Olympic Pictures Corp
Paramount Pictures
Pictorial Films
RKO Radio
Republic Pictures
Sphinx Films Corp
William Steiner
Twentieth Century-Fox
Ufa Films
United Artists
Universal Pictures
Viennese Film Co
Warner Bros. -First National
World Pictures Corp
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10** 8 13** 18 62 16
12t 14 65
7 13
6 32
4
1 44^: 44 12 16 50*
56 54
12 66
36 50
60
46 15
100
26
25*
46t 42t
2* 3*
26
41 26
20
18
4* 71
101 13 73
1211 20*
42
104
5*
6§
104
104
104
104 104
TOTALS 805
169 732
162
15
16
520
* Foreign. ** Revivals.
t Physical distribution through 20th Century-Fox. t Minimum.
§ Including four revivals.
II 20th Century-Fox also handles physical distribution of the Educational Pictures shorts.
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A MODERN AND COMPLETE
LABORATORY FOR DEVELOPING
AND PRINTING SOUND OR
SILENT FILM
35 MM.
16 MM.
SPEED - SERVICE
FILM LABORATORIES imc
NAT SALAND
723 Seventh Ave., NEW YORK, N. Y.
GUS HARRIS
I'risidcnt
Treasurer
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Advance Pictures Corp.
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 8 FEATURES
SQUADRON B RED GOLD
Cast: Bill Edwards; supervisor: Steve Wil- Supervisor: Steve Wilkinson; -wvHeT: H. H.
kinson; writer: H. H. Van Loan. Van Loan.
DAWN TO DUSK SCOOPED
Supervisor: Steve Wilkinson; writer: H. H. Cast: Margaret Morris; supervisor: Steve
Van Loan. Wilkinson; writer: H. H. Van Loon.
BROKEN CONTROLS NIGHT LANDING
Cast: Jo Ann Carr; supervisor: Steve Wil- Supervisor: Steve Wilkinson; writer: H. H.
kinson; writer: H. H. Van Loan. Van Loan.
AIR DODGERS FLIGHT OF MERCY
Supervisor: Steve Wilkinson; writer: H. H. Supervisor: Steve Wilkinson; writer: H. H.
Van Loan. Van Loan.
PERSONNEL
PRODUCERS: Mitchell Leichter, Steve Wilkin- STARS: Bill Edwards, Margaret Morris, Jo Ann
son. Carr.
DIRECTORS: Steve Wilkinson, J. Callahan. WRITER: H. H. Van Loan.
DISTRIBUTORS
Detroit: Excellent Pictures, 2310 Cass Ave. Cleveland: Imperial Pictures, 2100 Payne Ave.
Buffalo: Film Qassic Exchange, 505 Pearl St. Cincinnati: Big Feature Rights Corp., 1623
Pittsburgh: Monarch Pictures, 1623 Blvd. of the P tr 1 P rk
Allies. en a a way.
New York: Monogram Pictures Corp., 1270 Minneapolis: Elliott Film Exchange, 1111 First
Sixth Ave. Ave.
New York: Guaranteed Pictures Co., 729 Sev- Chicago: Central States Film Exchange, 1112
enth Ave. _ .
Philadelphia: Masterpiece Pictures, 1329 Vine guaranty ciag.
St. Seattle: Federal Film Exchange, 211 Battery St.
Adventure Serials, Inc,
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 4 SERIALS
JUNGLE MENACE SECRET CF TREASURE ISLAND
ADVENTURES OF THE MYSTERIOUS PILOT WILD BILL HICKOK
Alliance Films Corp.
DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM, SEASON 1937-1938 16 FEATURES
Produced in England by British International Pictures
FEATURES SET
GLAMOROUS NIGHT Mary Dlis, Victor Jory, Barry McKay; direc-
Play; Ivor Novello; featuring: Otto Kruger, tor, Brian Desmond Hurst.
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WILLIAM STEINER
presents FOR 1937-38
EAGLE CARRIES OFF LIVE BABy- FIRST TIAAE IN HISTORV OF PICTURES II
vMLLIAiV Stb Ntft
t.^*r
AUTHENTIC!! "> SENSATIONAL!!!
GREATEST BOX OFFICE ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR In Preparation
SIX ACTION STUNT MELODRAMAS
Featuring Horse, Dog and Man First Release in October
WILLIAM STEINER
1501 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY
PEnnsylvania 6-1354 Cable Address: "Astorpic" N. Y.
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• • •
PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
SENSATION
Murder-Mystery; from "Murder Gang," by George Munro, Basil Dean; featuring: John Lodge, Diana Churchill, Francis Lister; di- rector: Brian Desmond Hurst.
THE DOMINENT SEX
Comedy-drama; by Michael Egan; featuring: Phillips Holmes, Diana Churchill, Romney Brent; director: Herbert Brenon.
BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY
Drama; featuring: John Lodge, Dorothy Mac- kail, Claud Allister, Victor Jory; director: Roy William Neil.
AREN'T MEN BEASTS
Ploy by: Vernon Sylvanine; featuring: June Clyde, Bill Milton, Robertson Hare, Alfred iDroyton; director: Graham Cutis.
THE NORWICH VICTIMS
Mystery; featuring: Otto Kruger; by: Francis Beeding.
PLEASE TEACHER
Musical comedy; featuring: Bobby Howes; director: Stafford Dickens.
LET'S MAKE A NIGHT OF IT
Featuring: Buddy Rogers, June Clyde, Claire Luce, Zelma O'Neal, Molly Picon; director: Graham Cutis. SPRING HANDICAP
Comedy; stars: Aileen Marson, Billy Milton, Will Fyffe, Marie O'Neill; director: Herbert Brenon.
OVER SHE GOES
Featuring: Stanley Lupine, Claire Luce, Gina Malo, Judy Kelly; director: Graham Cutts.
THE TERROR
By Edgar Wallace.
THE WOMAN IN WHITE
By Wilkie Collins. TREACHERY
By Gilbert Frankau. MORE SUNSHINE
Musical; star: Albert Burdon. THE LUCK OF THE NAVY
Sea drama.
American Tobis Corp.
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 46 FEATURES
Produced in Europe
DER TIGER VON ESCHNAPUR
{The Tiger of Eschnapur); stars: Kitty Jant- zan. La Jana, Frits van Dongen, Theo Lin- gen, Alexander GoUing; director: Richard Eichberg.
CONDOTIERRI
Star and director: Luis Trenker.
DAS INDISCHE GRABMAL
(The Indian Tomb); cast: Kitty Jantzen, La Jana, Frits van Dongen, Theo Lingen, Alex- ander Gelling; director: Richard Eichberg.
DAS SCHLOSS IN FLANDERN
(The Castle in Flanders); cast: Martha Eggert, Paul Hartmann; director: Geza von Bolvary.
WEISSE SKLAVEN
(White Slaves); cast: Camilla Horn, Agnes Straub, Werner Hinz, Theodor Loos; direc- tor: Carl Anton.
INTERMEZZO
Cast: Tresi Rudolf, Albrecht Schoenhals; director: Josef von Baky.
GEFAEHRLICHES SPIEL
('Dangerous Game); cast: Jenny Jugo, Harry Liedtke; director: Erich Engel.
REVOLUnONSHOCHZEIT
(Revolution Wedding); cast: Gustav Frohlich, Brigitte Homey; director: H. Zerlett.
ES GEHT UN MEIN LEBEN
(I Fight for My Life); cast: Kitty Jantzen, Karl Ludwig Diehl; director: Richard Eich- berg.
DAS GAESSCHEN ZUM PARADIES
(Paradise Lane); cast: Hans Moser, Peter Bosse; director: Mac Fries. DIE GOETTLICHE JETTE
(Jette, the Divine); cast: Grete Weiser, Fried- rich Benfer; director: Erich Waschneck.
ALARM IN PEKING
Cast: Leni Marenbach, Gustav Froelich, Peter Voss; director: Herbert Slepin.
SEIN BESTER FREUND
(His Best Friend); star and director: Harry Piel.
TRUXA
Cast: La Jana, Hans Stelzer; director: H. Zerlett.
HERIATSINSTITUT IDA WUEST & CO.
(Marriage Agency-Ida Wuest & Co.); cast: Ida Wuest, Rotraut Richter; director: Viktor Janson.
ESKAPADEN
(Escapade); cast: Renate Mueller, Georg Alexander; director: Erich Waschneck.
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RKO RADIO IS READY FOR YOUR DIGGEST SHOW YEAR !
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—ready with the finest list of star names ever assembled for d season's program!... ready with outstanding stage and story properties!...ready with producers and directors whose proven achievements guarantee sound showmanship and quality production!... ready with an inspired studio organization powered by strong leadership.
KtAUT III In tVtIilllilNIi II
P* A V 0k WkM tk §f WF ■■■■■■■I EMM T
OF 1937-38!
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SEASON 1937-38
HARRY SHERMAN PRODUCTIONS
FOR
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REX BEACH'S "THE BARRIER"
WITH
STELLAR CAST » » « «
SIX CLARENCE E. MULFORD
"HOPALONG CASSIDY"
OUT-DOOR ACTION STORIES FEATURING
WILUAM BOYD
'HOPALONG RIDES AGAIN" "TEXAS TRAIL"
'GUN SMOKE" "THE FRONTIERSMAN'
'PARTNERS OF THE PLAINS" "CASSIDY OF BAR 20"
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
DIE NACHT MIT DEM KAISER
(At the Emperor's Command); cast: Jenny Jugo, Friedrich Benfer, Hans Zesch-Ballot; director: Erich Engel.
RASPUTIN
Star: Emil Jannings; director: Gustav von Ucicky.
DER ZERBROCHENE KRUG
(The Broken Jug); cast: Emil Jannings, An- gela Sallocker; director: Gustav von Ucicky.
MANEGE
(Arena); cast: Atilla Hoerbiger, Albert Mat- terstock, Lucie Hoeflich, Fitz Benkhoff; di- rector: Carmine Gallone.
DER UNWIDERSTECHLICHE
(The Irresistible Man); cast: Anny Ondra; di- rector: Geza von Bolvary.
DER MAULKORB (The Muzzle).
FAHRENDES VOLK
(Traveling People); cast: Francoise Rosay; director: Jacaues Feyder.
DIE SCHAUSPIELERIN
(The Actress); tentative cast: Hanna Ralph, Geraldine Katt; director: von Rabenalt.
A SHOW FILM
Cast: Anny Ondra, La Jana, Rudi Godden; director: Hans H. Zerlett.
DIE GROSSE UND KIE KLEINE LIEBE
(The Big and the Small Love); cast: Renate Mueller, Albert Matterstock.
DIE AUSTERNLILLI
(Oyster Lil); cast: Gusti Wolf, Herman Thimig, Oskar Sima, Theo Lingen; director: W. E. Emo; musical director: Robert Stolz.
GABRIELLE 1-2-3
Cast: Gustav Froehlich, Marianne Hoppe, Grete Weiser; director: Rolf Hansen; super- visor: Carl Froelich.
MARSCH DER VETERANEN (March of the Veterans).
DIE UMWEGE DES SCHOENEN KARL
(The Adventures of a Waiter); cast: Heinz Ruehmann; director: Carl Froelich.
KORALLENPRINZESSIN
(The Coral Princess); cast: Ita Rina, Ivan Petrovitsch; director: Viktor Jansen.
EINMAL WEKD' ICH DIR GEFALLEN
(Once You Will Love Me); cast: Jenny Jugo, Paul Hoerbiger; director: Johannes Riemann.
DIE ROTE MUETZE
(The Red Cap); cast: Viktoria von Ballasko; director: Herbert Selpin.
WARSCHUAER ZITADELLE
(Fortress Warschau); cast: Paul Hartmann, Viktoria von Ballasko; director: Fritz Peter Buch.
VERSPRICH MIR NIGHTS
(Don't Promise Me); cast: Luise Ullrich, Vik- tor de Kowa, Heinrich George; director: Wolfgang Liebeneiner.
SIGNAL IN DER NACHT
(Signal in the Night); cast: Subille Schmitz.
DIE GRAUE SCHWESTER
(The Grey Sister); cast: Hannes Stelzer, Inge List; director: Schneider-Edenkoben.
MIT VERSIEGELTER ORDER
(With Sealed Orders); cast: Gustav Froeh- lich, Werner Hintz, Marie Luise Claudius; director: Carl Anton.
DIE STIMME AUS DEM AETHER
(The Voice from the Ether); cast: Lida Bar- rova, Viktor de Kowa; director: Veit Harlan.
MAEDCHEN FUER ALLES
(Maid of All Work); cast: Grete Weiser, Rudi Godden; director: Carl Boese.
5 MILLIENEN SUCHEN EINEN ERBEH
(5 Millions Look for an Heir); cast: Heinz Ruehmann; director: Herbert Selpin.
CAPRIOLEN
(Heaven on Earth); cast: Gruendgens, Mari- anne Hoppe; director: Gustav Gruendgens; supervisor: Willi Forst.
ABENTEUER IN WARSCHAU
(Adventures in Warsaw); cast: Jadwiga Kenda; director: Karl Boese.
DER BULLE VON UECKERITZ
(The Bull of Ueckeritz); cast: Heinrich George; director: Toni Huppertz.
DER LACHDOKTOR
(The Laughing iDoctor); cast: Weiss Ferdl; director: Fred Sauer.
OLYMPIC GAMES. BERLIN 1936 Director: Leni Riefenstahl.
Amkino Corp-
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 15 FEATURES • 9 SHORT SUBJECTS
Produced in Russia
FEATURES
SPAIN IN FLAMES
Newsreel.
PRISONERS
Stars: M. Astangov, U. Yanukova.
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THE
PERIAL
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IMPERIAL PICTURES, JJSC. • 729 7th AVEIVU
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SHOWMEI\*S EXPLOITATION SPECIALS
NEGLIGEE
BACK FROM RENO
SOPHISTICATED LADY
BEAUTY RACKET
THE MODEL MURDER
MY WONDERING DAUGHTER
T BLUE KIBIION PRODUCTIOIVS
SKY GIRL
PETTICOAT LANE
PENTHOUSE LOVE
LOVE TAKES A WALK
BACHELOR GIRL'S DIARY
WOMEN AT PLAY NIGHT OF CRIME HONOR AMONG WOMEN ^ NO LONGER HIS WOMAN MURDER IN THE SUPREME COURT
FKOIVTIER ACTION DRAMAS
DESERT SCOUT
SOUTH OF SANTA FE
SHOOTING FOR GLORY
WE'LL FIGHT FOR TEXAS
PRAIRIE WAGON FIGHTING PLAINSMAN FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM BUCKSKIN BORDER FIGHTER
MUSICAL OUTDOOR ATTRACTIONS
TWO GUN TERROR
COWBOY CAVALIER
SIX SHOOTER LAW
LAW MAN FROM MONTANA
WYOMING WILDCAT
SIX GUN COURAGE
THE MASKED RIDER
LAW COMES TO THE BADLANDS
CHANGE
ERYWHERE
GEORGE A. HIRLIMAN
^
Producing Independently
for
RKO-Radio
and
Grand National
^
4516 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood, Calif.
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
BEETHOVEN CONCERTO
Star: Vlidimir Gardin. THE LAST NIGHT
Star: N. I. Dcrokhin. PARIS COMMUNE
Stars: N. Plotkikov, A. Maksimova. THE THIRTEEN
Stars: I. Noveseltsev, I. Kuzmina. YOUTH OF THE POET
Star: V. Litovsky. GOBSEK
Star: I. Leonidoff.
BALTIC DEPUTY
Star: N. Cherkasov. THE RETURN OF MAXIM
Star: Boris Chirkov. USSR— 1937
Star: Nazor Stodolya. PETER THE FIRST GARDENER
THE FALL OF KIMAS LAKE FAR EAST
SHORT SUBJECTS
U. S. S. R. ON SCREEN
Two-reeler: Youth; One-reelers: Red Army Ensemble, Vorishilov Cavalry, Heart of
Asia, Young Kalmik Republic, Bakhchisarai Fountain, Animal Qub, Industry.
DISTRIBUTORS
New York: Amkino Corp., 723 Seventh Ave. Los Angeles: Ben Goldstein, 1912 S. Vermont Ave.
Chicago: Irwin Franklin, 831 S. Wabash Ave. Cleveland: Selig Pitf, 1101 Public Square Bldg.
Artcinema Associates, Inc.
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 10 FEATURES • 7 SHORT SUBJECTS
FEATURE REVIVALS
THE LOTTERY BRIDE
Star: Jeanette MacDonald; with: Joe E. Brown, ZaSu Pitts; story: Herbert Stothart; director: Paul Stein.
THE BAD ONE
Star: D: lores Del Rio; with: Edmund Lowe; director: George Fitzmaurice; story: John Farrow.
CORSAIR
Star: Chester Morris; with: Ned Sparks, Frank McHugh; story: Walton Green; direc- tor: Roland West.
DU BARRY
Star: Norma Talmadge; with: Conrad Nagel, Allison Skipworth; play: David Belasco; adapter and director: Sam Taylor.
REACHING FOR THE MOON
Star: Douglas Fairbanks; with: Edward Everett Hcrton, Bebe Daniels, Bing Crosby; author and director: Edmund Goulding.
INDISCREET
Star: Gloria Swanson; director: Leo Mc- Carey.
PUTTING ON THE RITZ
Star: Harry Richman; with: Joan Bennett; author: John W. Considine, Jr.; director: Edward W. Slcman.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Star: Walter Huston; with: Una Merkle, Ian Keith; adapter: Stephen V. Benet; director: D. W. Griffith.
BE YOURSELF
Star: Fannie Brice; with: Robert Armstrong, Harry Green; director: Thornton Fredand; from: "The Champ," by Joseph Jackson.
NEW YORK NIGHTS
Star: Norma Talmadge; from: "Tin Pan Alley," by Hugh Stanislaus Stange; direc- tor: Lewis Milestone.
SHORT SUBJECT REVIVALS
MUSICAL SHORTS
Producer: Hugo Riesenfeld; The Second Hun- garian Rhapsody, The Irish Fantasy, Ameri-
cans Come, Overture of 1812, The Glorious Vamp, The Wizard Apprentice, Zompa.
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First of New Series of Top Comedies for 1937-38
HAL ROACH presents
CONSTANCE BENNETT— CARY GRANT
in
"TOPPER"
with ROLAND YOUNG— BILLIE BURKE
ALAN MOWBRAY— EUGENE PALLETTE
Directed by Norman Z. McLeod
Associate Producer, Milton H. Bren
Screenplay by Jack Jevne, Eric Hatch, Eddie Moran
From Novel by Thome Smith
RELEASED BY METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER
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Astor Pictures Corp.
DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM, SEASON 1937-1938 8 FEATURES • 6 SHORT SUBJECTS
FEATURES
TOM TYLER WESTERNS Valley, Vanishing Men, Honor of the
Galloping Thru', Man from New Mexico, Mounted, Partners of the Trail, Two Fisted
Single Handed Sanders, Man from Death Justice.
SHORT SUBJECTS "~
SAM SMALL CARTOONS His Musket, Sam's Medals, Beat the Re-
Drawn by Anson Dyer; made in England; treat, Drummed Out.
Halt! — Who Goes There?, Carmen, Sam and
Atlantic Pictures
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 13 FEATURES
FEATURE REVIVALS
HELL'S ANGELS THE LOCKED DOOR
Star: Jean Harlow. Stars: Barbara Stanwyck, ZaSu Pitts.
RAIN
Stars: Joan Crawford, Walter Huston, Guy Kibbee.
TONIGHT OR NEVER
Stars: Gloria Swanson, Melvin Douglas.
SCARFACE
Stars: Paul Muni, George Raft, Boris Kar-
loff. COCK OF THE AIR
Star: Chester Morris. HALLELUJAH I'M A BUM
AGE FOR LOVE Stars: Al Jolson, Madge Evans, Frank Mor
Stars: Billie Dove, E. E. Horton. gan.
SKY DEVILS
Star: Spencer Tracy. THE BAT WHISPERS
Stars: Chester Morris, Una Merkel. THREE BROADWAY GIRLS
STREET SCENE Stars: Joan Blondell, Madge Evans, Ina
Stars: Sylvia Sydney, E. Taylor. Claire.
B. K. Blake
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 13 SHORT SUBJECTS
Released by Columbia
MUSICAL FEATURETTES
13 one-reelers.
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SERVICE
Your requirements taken care of to the last minute detail. Let us enlighten you on lighting.
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Portable motor generator trucks furnished where current is not available
EASTERN REPRESENTATIVES for the
MOLE RICHARDSON INC.
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA
INCOMPARABLE LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
Sheet Metal Shops — Machine Shop Manufacturing
Electric Signs — Letters — Border or Strip Lights — Metal Boxes and Effects.
Theatrical and Portrait Studio Equipment of any type de- signed and made up to order on short notice.
Professional and Commercial work taken care of in all Its branches.
Arc and Spot Welding.
ROSS, INC.
NEW YORK CITY
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
C- C. Burr Productions, Inc.
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 18 FEATURES
"K-7" FEATURES
SPECIAL AGENT K-7 K-7 GETS HIS MAN
ONE O'CLOCK ALIBI CASE NUMBER 113
DEATH, INC. THE RED MENACE
OUTDOOR MUSICALS
SADDLE YOUR BLUES THE WHISTLING COWBOY
Featured: George Eldredge, Harry Carey, LONE PRA'RIE
Lloyd Hughes. DUSTY RIVER
ROLL ALONG COVERED WAGON WEST OF TnE GREAT DIVIDE
MELO COMEDIES
SAY YOUNG FELLOW SUNNY WEATHER
AN OLD SPANISH CUSTOM DARLING OF THE GOBS
MAGNIFICENT HELLS OH SAY MR. PLUMBER
PERSONNEL
PRODUCERS: C. C. Burr, Raymond K. Johnson. WRITERS: Phihp Dunham, Jackson Parks, Mar-
PLAYERS: Walter McGrail, George Eldredge. ion Cooper, Barry Barringer.
Charles Chaplin
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 1 FEATURE
Released through United Artists
PRODUCTION No. 6 dard; writer, producer, director: Charles
Modern comedy-drama; star: Paulette God- Chaplin.
Colony Pictures, Inc-
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 8 FEATURES
Released through Grand National
SHADOW STORIES FLASH CASEY PICTURES
Four; featuring Red LaRocque; based on the ^ ..u r' ■ t • j n i r* n .■.!
„, , »/ . , ■ .,1 TM Four, with Eric Linden, Boots Mallory; titles
bhadow Magazine stcries; titles: Ihe
Shadow Strikes, Alias the Shadow, The not set.
Shadow in Society, The Shadow in Panama.
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• • •
PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Columbia Pictures
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 62 FEATURES • 126 SHORT SUBJECTS • 4 SERIALS
FEATURES SET
THE AWFUL TRUTH
Comedy; stars: Irene Dunne, Gary Grant; cast: Ralph Bellamy, Esther Dale, Alexander D'Arcy, Joyce Compton, Cecil Cunningham, Wyn Cahoon, Scott Colton, Robert Allen; story: Arthur Richman; screenplay: Vina Delmar, Dwight Taylor.
I'LL TAKE ROMANCE
Musical; story: Jane Murfin, George Oppen- heimer; director: Edward H. Griffith; cast: Grace Moore, Melvyn Douglas, Frank For- est, Stuart Erwin, Helen Westley.
IT'S ALL YOURS
Comedy; director: Hliott Nugent; story: Ade- laide Heilbron; screenplay: Mary McCall, Jr., cast: Madeleine Carroll, Francis Lederer, Grace Bradley, Mischa Auer, Connie Bos- well, Charles Waldron, J. C. Nugent, Richard Carle, Arthur Hoyt, Stanley Mack, Victor Kilian, George McKay.
IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD
Comedy drama; story: Myles Connolly; screenplay: Ethel Hill, Harvey Fergusson, Samuel Fuller; director: Harry Lachman; cast: Richard Dix, Fay Wray, Victor Kilian, Charles Arnt, Granville Bates, William B. Davidson, Arthur Loft, Edgar Dearing, James
Donlon, Billy Burrud, Franklin Pangborn, Zeffie Tilbury, Harold Goodwin, Charles Brinley.
LIFE BEGINS WITH LOVE
Comedy; story: Dorothy Bennett; screenplay: Thomas Mitchell; director: Ray McCarey; cast: Jean Parker, Douglass Montgomery, Edith Fellows, Leona Maricle, Lumsden Hare, Aubrey Mather, James Burke, Minerva Urecal, Romaine Callender, Scotty Beckett, Joel David, Joyce Kaye.
COLLEGE HERO
Comedy; story: Corey Ford; screenplay: Eugene Solow; cast: Jimmy Durante.
THERE'S ALWAYS A WOMAN
Mystery; story: Wilson Collison; screenplay: Gladys Lehman, Joel Sayre; director: Al Hall; cast: Loretta Young, Randolph Scott.
LOST HORIZON
Drama; story: James Hilton; screenplay: Robert Riskin; director: Frank Copra; cast: Ronald Colman, Jane Wyatt, Edward Ever- ett Horton, John Howard, Thomas Mitchell, Margo, Isabel Jewell, H. B. Warner, Sam Jaffe; to be released Sept. 1, in addition to the 1937-38 program.
THREE STOOGES
8 two-reel comedies. ALL STAR COMEDIES
18 two-reelers. ONE REEL SHORTS (100)
SHORT SUBJECTS
Krazy Kat; Community Sing; New Screen Snapshots; Columbia's New Sport Thrills; Broadway Follies; Around the World in Color; Columbia Featurettes; Strange As It
Color Rhapsodies (in Technicolor); Scrappy;
May Seem.
WESTERNS
CHARLES STARRETT
8 westerns. ALL-STORY ALL-STAR
8 westerns.
BUCK JONES
6 westerns.
ADDITIONAL STORIES
YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU EDWARD G. ROBINSON
Untitled. JOE E. BROWN
Two; untitled. FRANCES MARION
Untitled. PARIS ON BROADWAY PENITENTIARY GRAND GESTURE NOBEL
THE SECOND MRS. DRAPER MISS QUIS FOR TONIGHT ONLY ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE I MARRIED AN ARTIST STREAMLINED CAPE OF GOOD HOPE THE NIGHT BEFORE JACK HOLT Four.
SI
Exclusive Management
Max Shagrin
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
PERSONNEL
PRODUCER-DIRECTORS: Frank Capra, Robert Riskin.
PRODUCERS: Frances Marion, Oscar Ham- merstein, II, David L. Loew, Sidney Buch- man, Everett Riskin, William Perlberg, Jules White, Myles Connolly, Nat Perrin, Ralph Cohn, Harry L. Decker, Wallace MacDon- ald, Harriet Parsons.
DIRECTORS: Leo McCarey, Edward H. Griffith, Elliott Nugent, Marion Gering, John Brahm, Harry Lachman, Ray McCarey, George W. Melfcrd, Leon Barsha, Folmer Blangsted, C. C. Coleman, Jr., Lambert Hillyer, D. Ross Lederman, Del Lord, Albert Rogell.
WRITERS: Robert Riskin, Frances Marion, Os- car Hammerstein, II, Samson Raphaelson, Stephen Morehouse Avery, Frank R. Adams. Dwight Taylor, Vina Delmar, Gladys Leh- man, Owen Murphy, Richard Wormser, Jane Murfin, Rose Caylor, Robert E. Cohen, Ethel Hill, Lambert Hillyer, Delmar Daves, Court- ney Ryley Cooper, Donald Henderson Clarke, Harry Hervey, Lee Lceb, Harold Buchman, Eugene Solow, Myles Connolly, Mary Mc- Call, Jr., Joel Sayre, George Oppenheimer, Martin Berkeley, Mary McCarthy, Grace Neville, Fred Niblo, Jr., Ellis St. Joseph.
STARS ANEi FEATURED PLAYERS: Irene Dunne, Joe E. Brown, Grace Moore, Cary Grant, Jean Arthur, Edward G. Robinson, Melvyn Douglas, Madeleine Carroll, Gloria Swanson, Francis Lederer, Dolly Haas, Wal- ter Connolly, Dolores 'Del Rio, Richard Dix, Lull Deste, Frances Drake, Ralph Bellamy, Jean Parker, Raymond Walburn, Mary As- tor, Thomas Mitchell, Fay Wray, Edith Fel- lows, Lionel Stander, Marguerite Churchill, Buck Jones, Jack Holt, Douglass Montgomery, Leona Maricle, Wyn Cahocn, Don Terry, Chester Morris, Richard Arlen, Joan Perry, Rita Hayworth, Grace Bradley, Rosalind Keith, Jacqueline Wells, Barbara Weeks, J. C. Nugent, Mary Russell, Charles Quig- ley, Donald Grayson, Charbs Starrett, Lums- den Hare, John Gallaudet, George McKay, Marc Lawrence, Scott Cclton, Robert Allen, Patricia Farr, Beatrice Blinn, Thurston Hall, Victor Kilian, Nana Bryant, Gene Morgan, Frank C. Wilson, Allen Brook, Ruth Hilliard, Beatrice Curtis, Michael Breen, Frank Buck, Sasha Siemel, Frank Hawks, Carole Lom- bard, Loretta Young, Randolph Scott, Don Ameche, Jimmy Durante.
EXCHANGES
Albany: 1050 Broadway. Atlanta: 131 Walton St., N. W. Boston: 57 Church St. Buffalo: 503 Pearl St. Charlotte 225 W. 4th St. Chicago: 831 S. Wabash Ave. Cincinnati: 1634 Central Parkway. Cleveland: Film Exchange Bldg. Dallas: 1818 Wood St. Denver: 2144 Champa St. Des Moines: 1003 High St. Detrcit: 200 Film Exchange Bldg. Indianapolis: 432 N. Illinois St. Kansas City, Mo.: 219 W. 18th St. Los Angeles: 1964 S. Vermont Ave. Memphis: 396 S. Second St.
Milwaukee 1133 N. 8th St.
Minneapolis: 1104 Currie Ave., N.
New Haven: 134 Meadow St.
New York; 630 Ninth Ave.
Oklahoma City: 702 W. Grand St.
Omaha: 1516 Davenport St.
Philadelphia: 1232 Vine St.
Pittsburgh: 1623 Blvd. of the Allies.
Portland, Ore.: 1927 Kearney St., N. W.
Salt Lake City: 210 E. 1st South St.
San Francisco: 230 Hyde St.
Seattle: 2415 Second Ave.
St. Louis: 3306 Olive St.
Washington, D. C: 924 New Jersey Ave.
N. W. New Orleans: 150 S. Liberty St.
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AL CHRISTIE
PRODUCING
and DIRECTING
EDUCATIONAL
20th CENTURY-FOX
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Condor Pictures
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 24 FEATURES • 26 SHORT SUBJECTS
FEATURES
GEORGE O'BRIEN FEDERAL AGENT SERIES
Six; released by RKO. Eight; stars: Conrad Nagel, Eleanors Hunt;
KEN MAYNARD SpiaAll^ ^"^ ^'"""^ ^°*'°"''^'
Eight; released by Grand National. Two.
SHORT SUBJECTS
CONDOR MUSICALS SPORTS WITH BILL CORUM
13 one-reelers; released by RKO. 13 one-reelers; narration: Don Wilson, re-
leased by RKO.
Crescent Pictures Corp.
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 16 FEATURES
SECRET SERVICE SMITH EXPLOITATION SPECIALS
Six. P
DOMESTIC COMEDIES
Six.
Crime Club Productions, Inc.
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 S FEATURES
Released by Universal
HEADER FOR A HEARSE FIVE MILLION IN CASH
By Jonathan Latimer. By O. B. King.
MURDER IN THE SURGERY
By James G. Edwards, MjD. THE BLACK DOLL METROPOLITAN POLICE By William Edward Hayes.
LADY IN THE MORGUE
By Jonathan Latimer.
Danubia Pictures, Inc.
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 20 FEATURES • 15 SHORT SUBJECTS • 20 NEWSREELS
Note: All foreign language films imported from Europe, mostly from Hungary; titles not set.
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ROY DEL RUTH
Director
TO DANCE" "PRIVATE NUMBER"
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 20th Century-Fox
"ON THE AVENUE"
20th Century-Fox
"BROADWAY MELODY OF 1938"
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
UNDER CONTRACT — 20th CENTURY-FOX
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Walt Disney
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 1 FEATURE • 18 SHORT SUBJECTS
Released by RKO Radio Pictures
FEATURE
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS
Cartoon feature; in Technicolor.
SHORT SUBJECTS
MICKEY MOUSE CARTOONS SILLY SYMPHONY CARTOONS
9; in Technicolor. 9; in Technicolor.
Educational Pictures
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 88 SHORT SUBJECTS
Physical Distribution through Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
TWOREEL COMEDIES TERRY-TOONS
42; stars: Willie Howard, Neila Goodella, 25 one-reel cartoons.
Buster West, Tom Patricola, Jefferson Mac-
hamer, Imogene Coca, Bert Lahr, Herman TREASURE CHEST PRODUCTIONS
Timberg, Jr., Pat Rooney, Jr., Harry Grib- ]0 cne-reelers.
bon, completed: "Tha Affairs of Pierre," „^„„ ..„^ ^«,,t.^,, »,,-.-
star: Willie Howard; "Montague the Mag- SONG AND COMEDY HITS
nificent," star: Bert Lahr. 10 one-reelers.
PERSONNEL
STARS: Willie Howard, Neila Goodelle, Buster PRODUCERS: Al Christie, Paul Terry.
West, Tom Patricola, Jefferson Machamer, DIRECTORS: Al Christie, William Watson.
Herman Timberg, Jr., Pat Rooney, Jr., Lee WRITERS: William Watson, Arthur Jarrett,
Sullivan, Imogene Coca, Diamond Brothers. Marcy Klauber, Parke Levy.
FitzPatrick Pictures
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 15 SHORT SUBJECTS
Released by Matro-Goldwyn-Mayer
FITZPATRICK TRAVELTALKS Colorful Bombay; Hong Kong— Hub of the
Quaint Quebec; Yellowstone Park— Nature's Orient; Serene Siam; Rocky Mountain
Playground; Colorful Islands; Qriental Para- ^ . ci i t t „^ < tk^ t,,^,-.^
,. r^. ' c .u A« • T J' Grandeur; Floral Japan; Land of the Incas;
dise; Picturesque South Africa; India on
Parade; Glimpses of Java and Ceylon; Beautiful Chile; Glimpses cf Peru.
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Fleischer Studios, Inc-
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 37 SHORT SUBJECTS
POPEYE CARTOONS
12 one-reelers. BETTY BOOP CARTOONS
12 one-reelers. COLOR CLASSICS
6 one-reel cartoons.
Distributed by Paramount
SCREEN SONGS
6 one-reel cartoons.
POPEYE FEATURETTE
1 two-reeler; in color.
French Motion Picture Corp
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 20 FEATURES • 16 SHORT SUBJECTS
Produced in France
FEATURES
LA MATERNELLE
Stars: Madeleine Renaud, Paulette Elembert. THE YELLOW CRUISE JANOSIK
Stars; Palo Bielik, Zlata Majdukova. DR. KNOCK
Stars: Louis Jouvet, Madeleine Ozeray. GRANDEUR ET DECADENCE
Stars: Firmin Gemier, Marcelle Geniat. MATERNITE
Stars: Francoise Rosay, Felix Oudart. UNDER HIS SPELL
Stars: Samson Fainsilber, Colette Darfeuil. THE BLACK CRUISE LE GENDRE DE MONSIEUR POIRIER
Stars: Jean 'Debucourt, Annie Ducaus. MLLE. lOSETTE, MA FEMME!
Stars: Annabella; Jean Murat. L'AVENTURIER
Stars: Victor Francen, Blanche Montel.
LES DEUX GAMINES
Stars: Alice Tissot, Jacqueline Diax. MLLE. MOZART
Star: Danielle Darrieux. LE ROSAIRE
Star: Andre Luguet. PRIMEROSE
Stars: Madeleine Renaud, Henri Rollan. MARINELLA
Star: Tino Rossi. LES PETITES ALLIEES
Stars: Madeleine Renaud, Constant Remy. LA MAISON DE MOLIERE
Star: Sacha Guitry.
LA VENGEANCE DE SIVA
Star: Alfred Chaumel.
JEROME PERREAU
Stars: George Milton, Samson Fainsilber.
SHORT SUBJECTS
ONE-REELERS
L'Hippocampe, Un Grand Verrier. TWO-REELERS
Le Sud, Oasis Saharienne, Images D'Auvergne. THREE-REELERS
Les Deux Couverts, Les Precieuses Ridi-
cules, Fontainebleau, Dans La Brousse Annamite, Terre D' Amour, Provincia, Or- dination Des Pretres, Voices of Children, Tresors De Pierre.
FOUR-REELER
Eperon D'Or.
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WILLIAM A. SEITER
Director
"IF YOU COULD ONLY COOK"
"THE MOON'S OUR HOME"
"THE CASE AGAINST MRS. AMES"
"DIMPLES"
"STOWAWAY"
"THIS IS MY AFFAIR"
"ROBERTA" "LIFE OF THE PARTY"
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DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 12 FEATURES
Physical distribution through 20th Century-Fox Produced in England
FEATURES
NON STOP NEW YORK
Romantic melodrama; star: Anna Lee; with: John Loder, Desmond Tester, James Pirrie, Francis SulUvan, Frank CeUier, dirsctcr: Robert Stevenson.
SAILING ALONG
Musical; star: Jessie Matthews; with: Jack Whiting, Roland Young; music: Arthur Johnston; lyrics: Maurice Sigler.
LOOK OUT FOR LOVE
Musical; stars: Anna Neagle, Tullio Car- minati; director: Herbert Wilcox; music: Lerner, Gocdhart and Hoffman.
EMPTY WORLD
Mystery melodrama; star: Nova Pilbeam.
THE SHOW GOES ON
Melodrama; star: Anna IJeaglo; with: Tullio
Carminati, Leslie Banks; director: Herbert Wilcox; original: Herman Manciewicz.
SPARKLE
Musical; star: Jessie Matthews.
A GIRL MUST LIVE
Romantic comedy; star: Anna Lee; with: Lilli Palmer.
WEDDING DREAM
Romantic drama; star: Nova Pilbeam.
GLAMOROUS LADY
Star: Jessie Matthews.
THE UNCONQUERED WOMAN
Star: Anna Lee.
LADY OF LA PAZ THE GIRL PAT
General Pictures Corp,
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 14 FEATURES
NIGHT EDITION
By Ray Doyle. CIRCUS QUEEN
By Gertrude Orr. THE ROCKABYE KID
By Edward Sinclair. PRISON SHIP
By Alex Graham. GENIUS MURDER CASE
By Roy Evans. ROARING WHEELS
By Charles Dryden. MURDER IN THE AIR
By Edward Lansing.
SUBSTITUTE PRISONER
By Max Marcin. WHIPPERSNAPPER
Western; with Robert Henry. MASTER DYNAMITE
Western; with Robert Henry. THREE FEET OF LUCK
Western; with Robert Henry. BILLY THE KID, JR.
Western; with Robert Henry. THE BANDIT KING
Outdoor musical; by Bcb Lively and Betty
Laidlaw. ENCHANTED MESA
Outdoor musical; by Tom Gibson.
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HENRY KING
20th Century-Fox
"SEVENTH HEAVEN" "COUNTRY DOCTOR" 'LLOYDS OF LONDON'
In Production
"IN OLD CHICAGO"
Management Harry Wurtzel
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Samuel Goldwyn
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 8 FEATURES
Released through United Artists
WOMAN CHASES MAN
Comedy; cast; Miriam Hopkins, Joel Mc- Crea, Charles Winninger, Erik Rhodes, Leona Maricle, Ella Logan, Broderick Craw- ford; director: John Blystone; story: Lynn Root, Frank Fenton; screenplay: Joseph An- thony, Manuel Seff, David Hertz.
STELLA DALLAS
Drama; cast: Barbara Stanwyck, John Boles, Anne Shirley, Alan Hale, Barbara O'Neil, Tim Holt; director: King Vidor; novel: Olive Higgins Prouty; dramatic work: Harry W. Gribble, Gertrude Purcell; screenplay: Vic- tor Heerman, Sarah Y. Mason.
DEAD END
Drama; cast: Sylvia Sidney, Joel McCrea, Humphrey Bogart, Wendy Barrie, Claire Trevor, Allen Jenkins; director: William Wy- ler; play: Sidney Kingsley; screenplay: Lillian Hellman.
THE HURRICANE
Drama; cast: Dorothy Lamour, John Hall, Mary Astor, C. Aubrey Smith, Raymond Massey, Thomas Mitchell, Jerome Cowan, Mamo Clark, Movita; director: John Ford;
novel: Charles Nordhoff, James Norman Hall; screenplay: Dudley Nicholas; adapta- tion: Oliver H. P. Garrett.
THE ADVENTURES OF MARCO POLO
Comedy; cast: Gary Cooper, Sigrid Gurie, Ernest Truex, Basil Rathbone, Alan Hale, George Barbier, H. B. Warner, Ferdinand Gottschalk; screenplay: Robert Sherwood; director: Archie Mayo.
THE GOLDWYN FOLLIES
Musical; in Technicolor; cast: Zorina, Adolphe Menjou, Ritz Brothers, Helen Jep- son, Phil Baker, Edgar Bergen, Bobby Clark, George Balanchine, Virginia Verrill, Ella Logan, American Ballet from the Metropoli- tan Opera House, The Goldwyn Girls; direc- tor: George Marshall.
SPRING IN MY HEART
Comedy; cast: Merle Oberon, Gary Cooper, David Niven; story: Leo McCarey, Frank R. Adams; adaptation: Frederic Lonsdale.
DUCHESS OF BROADWAY
Comedy; story: Barry Trivers, Robert An- drews.
PERSONNEL
DIRECTORS: William Wyler, Archie Mayo, H. C. Potter, John Ford, George Marshall, Gar- son Kanin.
PLAYERS: Gary Cooper, Miriam Hopkins, Merle Oberon, Joel McCrea, Walter Brennan, David Niven, Jon Hall, Jerome Cowan, Sig- rid Gurie, Andrea Leeds, Virginia Verrill,
Zorina, Ella Logan, Ann Graham, Evelyn Terry, Gloria Youngblood.
WRITERS: Dorothy Parker, Alan Campbell, Anita Loos, John Emerson, Joe Bigelow, David Hertz, George Bradshaw, Lillian Hell-
Grand National Pictures, Inc.
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 65 FEATURES
SMALL TOWN BOY
Star: Stuart Erwin; by Manuel Komroff; pro- ducer: Zion Myers.
SWEETHEART OF THE NAVY
Stars: Eric Linden, Cecilia Parker; producer: B. F. Zeldman.
SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT
Star: James Cagney; producer: Victor Schert-
zinger; authors: Victor Schertzinger, Austin Parker.
LOVE TAKES FLIGHT
Star: Bruce Cabot; producer: George A. Hirliman.
THE SHADOW STRIKES
Star: Rod La Rocque; producer: Max Alex- ander.
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THE GIRL SAID NO
Stars: Gilbert & Sullivan players; producer: Andrew L. Stone.
WALLABY JIM OF THE SOUTH SEAS
Star: Gecrge Houston; adaptation: Major Harold Buckley.
PHOTO-FINISH
Stars: Conrad Nagel, Eleanor Hunt; pro- ducer: George A. Hirliman.
HONOLULU HONEYMOON Producer: Zion Myers.
RENFREW OF THE MOUNTED
HERE'S FLASH CASEY
Star: Eric Linden; screenplay: John Krafft.
KELLY AND STONE IN THE MARINES Producer: Richard A. Rowland.
LOVE ME AGAIN
Star: Anna Sten; producer: Victor Schert- zinger.
PAINTER IN THE SKY
In color; based on "Thief of Taos"; pro- ducer: Richard A. Rowland.
GOVERNMENT AGENT
Stars: Conrad Nagel, Eleanor Hunt; pro- ducer: George A. Hirliman.
FLASH CASEY, CANDID CAMERMAN Star: Eric Linden.
GORGEOUS
Star: Anna Sten; producer: Eugen Frenke. RENFREW IN THE NORTH COUNTRY
WALLABY JIM OF THE ISLANDS
Star: George Houston; author: Ray Schrock.
KING OF THE SIERRAS
Producer: Condor Productions; associate pro- ducer: Frank Gay. THE SHADOW'S DISGUISE
Star: Rod La Rocque; producers: Max and Arthur Alexander.
KELLY AND STONE IN THE ARMY
Producer: Richard A. Rowland.
MAYBE IT'S LOVE
By Carroll Graham; producer: B. F. Zeid- man.
RENFREW GETS HIS MAN
FLASH CASEY AT THE THIRD ALARM Star: Eric Linden.
SO THIS IS HOLLYWOOD
By Carroll Graham; producer: B. F. Zeld- man.
WIRE TAPPERS
Stars: Conrad Nagel, Eleanor Hunt; pro- ducer: George A. Hirliman.
KELLY AND STONE IN THE NAVY Producer: Richard A. Rowland.
ORCHID GIRL
Star: Anna Sten; producer: Eugen Frenke.
WALLABY JIM BELOW THE EQUATOR Star: George Houston.
THE SHADOW IN PANAMA
Star: Rod La Rocque; producers: Max and Arthur Alexander.
FLASH CASEY COVERS A MURDER Star: Eric Linden.
KELLY AND STONE IN THE AIR CORPS Producer: Richard A. Rowland.
FACE THE FACTS
Star: Stuart Erwin; by Clarence Budington Kelland; screenplay: Betty Laidlaw, Robert Lively; producer: Richard A. Rowland.
LOTTERY MYSTERY
Stars: Conrad Nagel, P.eanor Hunt.
ROGUES' GALLERY
By Willard Keefe; producer: B. F. Zeld- man.
THE SHADOW IN SOCIETY
Star: Rod La Rocque; Producers: Max and Arthur Alexander.
DYNAMITE
Star: James Cagney; frcm "Hot Oil"; pro- ducer: Richard A. Rowland.
RENFREW RIDES ALONE
STEPPIN' HIGH (Tentative) Star: Stuart Erwin.
WALLABY JIM IN TROUBLE Star: George Houston.
LOVE RUNS INTO MONEY
By Erwin S. Gelsey; producer: B. F. Zeld- man.
BRIGHT BOY
Star: Stuart Erwin.
TEX RITTER WESTERNS
Tex and the Boy Scouts, Frontier Town, Rollin' Plains, The Utah Trail, Arizona Ranger, Law of the Black Hills, Buffalo Country, Mustang Roundup.
KEN MAYNARD WESTERNS
Trailing Trouble, Boots of Destiny, Whirl- wind Horseman, Yankee Rider, Murder at the Rancho, Thirteen and Lucky, Phantom Cowboy, Montana Mutiny.
PERSONNEL
PRODUCERS: Victor Schertzinger, Zion Myers, B. F. Zeldman, George A. Hirliman, M. H. Hoffman, Richard A. Rowland, Edward Finney, Max Alexander, Eugen Frenke, Bud Barsky, Al Herman.
PLAYERS: James Cagney, Stuart Erwin, Anna Sten, Conrad Nagel, Rod La Rocque, George Houston, Eric Linden, EHeanor Hunt, Tex Ritter, Joyce Compton.
DIRECTORS: Glenn Tryon, Duncan Mansfield.
WRITERS: Betty Laidlaw, Robert Lively.
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EXCHANGES
Albany: 1046 Broadway. Atlanta: 133 Walton St. Boston: 54 Piedmont St. Buffalo: 505 Pearl St. Charlottle: 300 W. Third St. Cincinnati: 1635 Central Parkway. Cleveland: Film Exchange Bldg. Chicago: 1325 S. Wabash Ave. Dallas: 508 Park Ave. Denver: 2071 Broadway. Des Moines: 1102 High St. Detroit: 2310 Cass Ave. Indianapolis: 120 W. Michigan St. Kansas City, Mo.: 1701 Wyandotte St. Los Angeles: 1910 S. Vermont Ave.
Milwaukee: 814 N. 11th St. Minneapolis: 1111 Currie Ave. New Haven: 132 Meadow St. New Orleans: 221 S. Liberty St. New York: 630 Ninth Ave. Omaha: 1508 Davenport St. Philadelphia: 1240 Vine St. Pittsburgh: 1623 Blvd. of the Allies. Portland, Ore.: 925 N. W. 19th Ave. Salt Lake City: 250 E. 1st South St. St. touts: 3334 Olive St. San Francisco: 229 Golden Gate Ave. Seattle: 2419 Second Ave. Washington, D. C: 203 I St., N. W.
Guaranteed Pictures Co.
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 7 FEATURES
PHANTOM SHIP
Featured: Bela Lugosi, Shirley IRISH AND PROUD OF IT
Featured: Richard Hayward. THE EARLY BIRD
Featured: Richard Hayward. WHITE IVORY
Featured: Jock Mulhall.
Grey.
DRUMS OF ARABY
Special cast.
HELD FOR MURDER
Featured: Mary Carlisle. MIDNIGHT SHADOWS
Featured: Mischa Auer.
J. H. Hoffberg Co., Inc.
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 18 FEATURES • 26 SHORT SUBJECTS
FEATURES SET
WEDDING OF PALO
Producer: Dr. Knud Rasmussen. VOICE OF INDIA
Producer: Paul L. Hoefler. NEZNATE HADIRMSHU
(Business Under Duress); produced in
Czechoslovakia. SKRIVANCI PISEN
(Song of the Lark); produced in Czecho- slovakia. ADA TO NIE WYPADA
(Ada That Will Never Do); produced in
Poland. PHANTOM OF SANTE FE
Stars: Nina Quartero; Norman Kerry.
STRYCEK z AMERIKY
(Uncle from America); produced in Czecho- slovakia. SANGEN OM DEN ELDRODA BLOMMAN
(Song of Scarlet Flower); produced in
Sweden. INVITATION TO THE WALTZ
Star: Lillian Harvey. I GIVE MY HEART
Star: Gita Alpar. KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN
Stars: Solly O'Neil, John F. Robertson. STUDENT ROMANCE
From: "I Lost My Heart in Heidelberg,"
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AUBREY SCOTTO
Director
FOLLOW YOUR HEART" "TICKET TO PARADISE" "HAPPY GO LUCKY" "SMART GIRL"
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SHORT SUBJECTS
COMPLETED:
Broadway 'Dance Parade, Hollywood Magic, Shanghai, Bamboo, Isles of Paradise, Flori-
dian Curiosities, Busy Spots in Florida. C^arillion, Makers, Baltimore — Home of Wally Simpson, International Varieties, Golden Harbor, Young Explorer.
Ideal Pictures Corp.
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 6 FEATURES • 50 SHORT SUBJECTS
FEATURES
JUNGLE GIGOLO
FOUND ALIVE
GIRL FROM GEORGIA
THE DIVORCE RACKET MANHATTAN TOWER MAD AGE
SHORT SUBJECTS
IDEAL NOVELTIES
12 one-reelers; Animal Aristocracy, Birds of a Feather, Wild Animal Appetites, When Winter Comes, Spring is Here, Good Old Summer Time, Autumn Leaves, Legend of the Skies, Jungle Babies, Sacred Elephants, Monkey Business, Peculiar Pets. IDEAL WHATNOTS
29 one-reelers; Goofy Games, Canal Gyp- sies, Land of Islam, Mystic East, We're on Our Way, Real Americans, Garden of Allah, Strange Hobbies, Journey Thru Ger- many, Big City, Television Romance, Land of the Nile, Proudest Americans, 'Neath Mediterranean Skies, White Wings, Primi-
tive America, On With the Dance, Happy Daze, Menage of Guatemala, Jerusalem — the Holy City, Glory That Was Egypt, Some- thing for Nothing, First Chiseller, Camera Thrills, Buzzsaws and Dynamite, News Comics, Veterans of the Sea, Spain Yester- day and Today, Venice and the Glass- Master, Water Babies.
TWO REELERS
Five; Hold that Wild Boar, Destiny, Earth- quake, Truth About Ethiopia, The Mascot.
THREE REELERS
Four; River, of Death, The Next War, The Golden Ghost, Evolution.
Imperial Pictures
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 32 FEATURES • 26 SHORT SUBJECTS
FEATURES
MY WONDERING DAUGHTER
Drama; by Leonard Lee. SOPHISTICATED LADY
Drama; by Robert Oliver. BEAUTY RACKET
Action drama; by Charles S. Strong. BACK FROM RENO
Comedy-drama; by Glenn Watkins. THE MODEL MURDER
Mystery; by George Norriss. HONOR AMONG WOMEN
Drama; by Jeanne Bowman.
SKY GIRL
Action drama; by Nellie Graf. NEGLIGEE
Comedy-drama; by Gladys Sloan. PENTHOUSE LOVE
Drama; by Richard Kent. NIGHT OF CRIME
Comedy-mystery; by Armstrong Livingston. PETTICOAT LANE
Drama; by S. S. Weil. MURDER IN THE SUPREME COURT LOVE TAKES A WALK
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AI^CIHIIfli SAAY©
Director
Samuel Goldwyn Productions
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
BACHELOR GIRL'S DIARY NO LONGER HIS WOMAN WOMEN AT PLAY SOUTH OF SANTE FE PRAIRIE WAGON WE'LL FIGHT FOR TEXAS DESERT SCOUT BUCKSKIN BORDER FIGHTER FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM SHOOTING FOR GLORY
POETIC GEMS
13 one-reelers.
FIGHTING PLAINSMAN
COWBOY CAVALIER
SIX GUN COURAGE
THE MASKED RIDER
SIX SHOOTER LAW
LAW MAN FROM MONTANA
TWO GUN TERROR
LAW COMES TO THE BADLANDS
WYOMING WILDCAT
SHORT SUBJECTS
COLOR CLASSICS
13 one-reelers.
EXCHANGES
New York: 630 Ninth Ave.
Albany: C. H. Tarbox.
Boston: 12 Piedmont St.
New Haven: 134 Meadow St.
Philadelphia: 1220 Vine St.
Washington, 'D. C: 1001 New Jersey Ave.,
N. W. Buffalo: 505 Pearl St. Cincinnati: 529 Walnut St. Cleveland: Film Bldg. Detroit: 2310 Cass Ave. Chicago: 831 S. Wabsh Ave. Milwaukee: 717 W. Wells St.
St. Louis: 3317 Olive St. Indianapolis: 440 N. Illinois St. Kansas City: 110 W. 18th St. Minneapolis: 70 Glenwood St. Dallas: Film Exchange Bldg. Oklahoma City: Grand and Lee Sts. Pittsburgh: 1623 Blvd. of the Allies. San Antonio: 405 N. Flores St. Los Angeles: 1928 S. Vermont Ave. San Francisco: 247 Golden Gate Ave. Portland, Ore.: 925 N. W. 19th St. Seattle: 2319 Second Ave.
Jay Dee Kay Productions
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 4 FEATURES
FEATURES COMPLETED
SLAVES IN BONDAGE
Producer: J. D. Kendis.
CRUSADE AGAINST RACKETS
Producer: J. D. Kendis.
Kinotrade
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 14 FEATURES
THE GIRL FROM POLTAVA
Operetta. HOY COMIENZA LA VIDA
Romantic drama. EL CABALLERO AUDAZ
Spanish. GAUCHAZO
Spanish musical.
DANZON
Spanish musical. JEWISH TALKING PICTURES
Four. COLORED MUSICALS
Four. I HATE WAR
Exploitation feature.
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Now Directing for
SAMUEL GOLDWYN
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Walter Lantz Productions
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 26 SHORT SUBJECTS
Released through Universal
OSWALD THE LUCKY RABBIT
26 one-reel cartoons.
Lenauer International
Films, Inc
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 1 FEATURE • 4 SHORT SUBJECTS
TSAR TO LENIN
Historical document.
FEATURE
SHORT SUBJECTS
ONE-REELERS Road, Tyrolese Costumes and Customs,
Four; Rock and Ice, Grossglochner-Alpine Salzkammergut.
Harold Lloyd Corp.
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937^1938 1 FEATURE
Released by Paramount
PROFESSOR BEWARE (Tentative) Marian Cockrell; screenplay: Jack Cunning-
Star: Harold Lloyd; story: Francis and ham.
David L. Loew Productions
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 2 FEATURES
Released by Columbia
JOE E. BROWN FEATURES
Two; star: Joe E. Brown; director: Edward Sedgwick.
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LESLEY SELANDER
Director
"THE BARRIER"
A Harry Sherman Production Paramount Release
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Major Pictures Corp.
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 16 FEATURES
Released by Paramount
FEATURES SET
SAPPHIRE SAL NIGHT OF MYSTERY
Star: Mae West; director: Eddie Sutherland; Star: Grant Richards.
story: Jo Swerhng. ENGLISH DERBY
LOVE ON TOAST With: Beatrice Lillie.
With: John Payne, Katharine "Sugar" Kane. MY WORLD
ANGEL EYES WHAT HO
Star: Kitty Clancy. Star: Gary Cooper.
CALL BACK LOVE LIFE OF BURDEN
Star: Kitty Clancy. THE MAN IN EVENING CLOTHES
PERSONNEL
^RITEI
Malloy, Leonard Ross.
PLAYERS: Mae Mest, Beatrice Lillie, Mady WRITERS: Jo Swerlng, Richard Connell, Doris
Correll, Stella Adler, Kitty, Qancy, Grant Richards, Katherine "Sugar" Kane, John Payne.
The March of Time
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 13 SHORT SUBJECTS
Distributed by RKO
THE MARCH OF TIME Marche du Temps" for French release; 8
13 one-reelers. ,,, •., , jit- ■' i o • u
„.,,,,„. .11 1 1 lo La Marcha del iiempo for Spanish re-
Note: March of Time will also produce IJ
editions for British Empire release; 13 "La lease.
Mentone Productions
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 1 FEATURE • 19 SHORT SUBJECTS
FEATURE
APRIL IN YOUR EYES
Musical; story by Arthur Pearson.
SHORT SUBJECTS
MENTONE MUSICALS NU-ATLAS PRODUCTIONS
13 two-reelers; distributed by Universal. 6 one-reelers; distributed by RKO.
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AIMED AT THE
In preparation :
"THE SEA TERROR
(Story by Frederick G. Wagner and Jack Hess)
RAYMOND FRIEDGEN
(Producer of 'Tish from Hell")
Now Producing a Series of Authentic Adventure Feature Dromes Storring CAPTAIN WALLACE CASWELL, JR.
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 44 to 52 FEATURES • 97 SHORT SUBJECTS • 104 NEWSREELS
NOTE: No pictures specifically announced by litle but many of those planned, and already com- pleted, are expected to be from the following.
FEATURES
GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST
Musical; music: Sigmund Romberg; book: David Belasco; producer: William Anthony McGuire; cast: Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy, Buddy Ebsen, Roy Bolger.
ROSALIE
Musical; screenplay: William A. McGuire; original story: Guy Bolton; music: George Gershwin, Sigmund Romberg; producer: William Anthony McGuire; cast: Eleanor Powell, Nelson Eddy, Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger, Delia Lind.
THREE COMRADES
Drama; producer: Joseph Mankiewicz; by Erich Maria Remarque; cast: Luise Rainer, Robert Taylor, Spencer Tracy, James Ste- wart.
IDIOT'S DELIGHT
Melodrama; director: Clarence Brown; pro- ducer: Hunt Stromberg; author: Robert E. Sherwood; cast: Clark Gable.
THE BEST DRESSED WOMAN IN PARIS Producer: Edgar Selwyn.
LOLA MONTEZ
Drama; play: Adolph Paul; novel: T. Ever- ett Haare; producer: Joseph Mankiewicz; cast: Joan Crawford.
SPANISH OMELET
Comedy; by Edward Hope Coffey, Jr.; pro- ducer: James K. McGuinness; cast: Robert Montgomery.
STAND UP AND FIGHT
Drama; producer: James K. McGuinness; novel: Forbes Parkhill; cast: Wallace Beery.
SPRINGTIDE
Novel; J. B. Priestly; producer: Hunt Strom- berg; cast: Robert Taylor, Wallace Beery.
THE FIREFLY
Operetta; book and lyrics: Otto Harbach; music: Rudolf Friml; producer: Hunt Strom- berg; cast: Jeanette MacDonald, Allan Jones, Warren William.
THE GREAT WALTZ
Operetta; Book: Moss Hart; from "Waltzes of Vienna," by Johonn Strauss, Sr., and Jr.; producer: Bernard Hyman; cast: Meliza Korjus.
TELL IT TO THE MARINES
Comedy; story: Morris Morkey; producer:
James K. McGuinness; cast: Robert Taylor, Spencer Tracy.
THE GREAT CANADIAN
Comedy-drama; story: Robert Hopkins; Vicki Bourn; producer: Bernard Hyman; cast: Clark Gable.
TEST PILOT
Drama; original: Lieut. Comm. Frank Wead; producer: Louis D. Lighten; cast: Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy.
DOUBLE WEDDING
Comedy-drama; play: Ferenc Molnar; pro- ducer: Joseph Mankiewicz; cast: William Pov/ell, Myrna Loy.
KIM
Drama; by Rudyard Kipling; producer: Louis D. Lighten; cast: Frederick Bartholo- mew, Robert Taylor.
BIG CITY
Original: Norman Krasna; producer; Nor- man Krasna; cast: Luise Rainer, Spencer Tracy.
RETURN OF THE THIN MAN
Comedy-mystery; original: Dashiell Ham- mett; producer: Hunt Stromberg; cast: Wil- liam Powell, Myrna Loy.
LIVE, LOVE AND LEARN
Drama; novel: Helen Grace Carlisle; pro- ducer: Harry Rapf; cast: Robert Montgom- ery, Rosalind Russell.
HATS IN THE AIR
Musical; original: Dwight Taylor; producer: Jack Cunnings; cast: Eleanor Powell.
MARIE ANTOINETTE
Drama; novel: Stefan Zweig; producer: Hunt Stromberg; cast: Norma Shearer.
A YANK AT OXFORD
Comedy-drama; story: John Monk Saunders; cast: Robert Taylor, Maureen O'Sullivan; to be made in England.
THOROUGHBREDS DON'T CRY
Comedy-drama; original: J. Walter Ruben; producer: Harry Rapf; cast: Mickey Rooney, Douglas Scott.
MY WIFE
Drama; story: Matt Taylor; producer: Michael Fessier; cast: Josephine Hutchinson, Toby Wing, George Murphy, Sidney Black-
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DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY 'WITH BYRD AT THE NORTH AND SOUTH POLES"
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
THE BRIDE WORE RED
Comedy-drama; play: Ferenc Molnor; pro- ducer: Joseph Mankiewicz; cast: Joan Craw- ford, Franchot Tone, Robert Young. SWING FEVER
Musical comedy; original: Florence Ryer- son, Edgar Allan Woclf; producer: Harry Rapf; cast: Allan Jones, Judy Garland, Billie Burke, Frank Morgan, Maureen O'Sulli- van.
MY DEAR MISS ALDRICH
Comedy; original: Herman Mankiewicz; cast: Edna May Oliver, Maureen O'Sullivan, Walter Pidgeon.
CONQUEST
Drama; story: W. Gasiorowski, Helen Je- rome; producer: Bernard Hyman; cast: Greta Garbo, Charles Boyer.
MADAME X
Drama; play: Alexandre Bisson; producer: James K. McGuinness; cast: Gladys George, John Beal, Warren William.
HAL ROACH FEATURES
TOPPER
Novel: Thome Smith; cast: Constance Ben- nett, Cary Grant, Roland Young, Billie Burke. ROADSHOW
Novel: Eric Hatch, Jack Jevne; musical num-
bers: Hcagy Carmichael; cast: Oliver Hardy, Palsy Kelly, Lyda Roberti, Rosina Lawrence. THE GIT THERE STROKE! (Tentative)
Story: Eric Hatch; music and screenplay: Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby.
OTHER STORY PROPERTIES AVAILABLE FOR 1937-1938
A COUPLE OF QUICK ONES
Novel: Eric Hatch. ADVENTURE FOR THREE
By Marcella Burke, R. B. Wills. A FAMILY AFFAIR
By Albert Richard Wetjen. A LADY COMES TO TOWN
By Clements Ripley. ALGERIA
Play: Glen McDoncugh; music: Victor Her- bert. ALL THE BROTHERS WERE VALIANT
Novel: Ben Ames Williams. ALWAYS TOMORROW
Original: Mildred Cram, Marcella Burke. A NATIVE SON RETURNS
Novel: Ida M. Evans. ANCHOR MAN
By Fanny Heaslip Lea. AND SO VICTORIA
By Vaughan Wilkins. AROUSE AND BEWARE
Novel: MacKinlay Kantor. BLUE BLOOD
By Myles Connolly. BRIGHT GIRL
By Vina Delmar. CAPRICE
Novel: Dal ton Trumbo. CAT ACROSS THE PATH
Novel: Ruth Feiner. COURTHOUSE SQUARE
Novel: Hamilton Basso. DECLASSE
By Zoe Akins. EXPOSURE
By Dr. Frank J. Clancy, William J. Murphy. FALSE DREAMS FAREWELL
By Hugh Stange.
FELIX
By Henri Bernstein. FERIKE AS GUEST ARTIST
By Laszlo Bus-Fekete, Alexander Goth. FINISHING SCHOOL
By F. Tennyson Jesse. FRAT HOUSE
By Fred Ballard, Mignon G. Eberhart. GOLD EAGLE GUY
By Melvin P. Levy. GOODBYE, MR. CHIPS
Novel: James Hilton. GRAM
By Kathleen Norris. GREAT LAUGHTER
By Fannie Hurst. GREEN GROW THE LILACS
By Lynn Riggs. HALFWAY HOUSE
Novel: Ellery Queen. HER EXCELLENCY'S CIGAR STORE
By Laszlo Bus-Fekete. IF I WERE YOU
By Guy Bolton, P. G. Wodehouse. I HAVE MARRIED AN ANGEL
By Janos Vaszary. I LOVE YOU AGAIN
Novel: Octavus Roy Cohen. KATINKA
Play: Otto Harbach. LA TENDRESSE
By Henry Bataille. LIVING IN A BIG WAY
By Louis Bromfield. LOST HORIZONS
By Harry Segall. LUCKY NIGHT
By Oliver Claxton.
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
MAIDEN VOYAGE
By Ernest Vajda. MANON LESCAUT
Novel: L'abbe Prevost. MAN PROPOSES
By W. Chethan-Strode. MANNEQUIN
By Katharine Brush. MARIE ANTOINETEE
By Stefan Zweig. MARY ROSE OF MIFFLIN
Novel: Frances Roberta Sterrett. MEN FROM GUIANA
Novel: Robert Thoeren. MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG
Play: George S. Kaufman, Moss Hart. MR. AND MRS. WASHINGTON
By Rupert Hughes, Carey Wilson. MRS. VAN KLEEK
By Hinor Mordaunt. MY GIRL FRIDAY
By Maxwell Shane, Bill Thomas. NANCY STAIR
Novel: Elinor Macartney Lane. NATIONAL VELVET
Novel: Enid Ragnold. NAVY BLUE AND GOLD
Novel: George Bruce. NIGHT IN GLENGYLE
Novel: John Ferguson. NIGHT OPERATOR
By Lucile Selk Edgerton. NO HERO
Novel: J. P. Marquand. NOT TOO NARROW, NOT TOO DEEP
Novel: Richard B. Sale. ONCE THERE WAS A PRISONER
Play: Jean Anouilh. ONCE UPON A TIME
Novel: Fannie Hurst. ONE CAME HOME
By Grace Norton. ONE EVERY MINUTE
By Garet Garrett. PARTY
By Ivor Novello. PIERRE OF THE PLAINS
By Sir Gilbert Parker. PITCAIRN'S ISLAND
By James Norman Hall, Charles Nordhoff. PRESENTING LILY MARS
By Booth Tarkinglon. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
Play: Helen Jerome; novel: Jane Austen. QUO VADIS
Novel: Henry Sienkiev^^icz. RACE THE SUN
Novel: Dale Collins. RAGE IN HEAVEN
Novel: James Hilton. RENNIE PEDDIGOE
Novel: Booth Tarkington.
SAD INDIAN
Novel: Thames Williamson. SARI
By Jules Wilhelm, Fritz Grunbaum; music:
Emmerich Kalman. SCATTERED SEEDS
Play: Pauline Brooks, Burnet Hershey. SEA OF GRASS
Novel; Conrad Richter. SEHOY. AHOY!
By Clements Ripley. SHADOW OF THE WING
By Richard Schayer, Frank Wead. SILAS MARNER
Novel: George Eliot. SWEETHEARTS
By Harry B. Smith, F. De Gressac. THE A. B. C. MURDERS
Novel: Agatha Christie. THE AMERICAN FLAGGS
Novel: Kathleen Norris. THE COMPOSITE MAN
By Ronald Jeans. THE DEVIL PASSES
Play: Benn W. Levy. THE DISTAFF SIDE
Play: John Van Druten. THE FAR OFF HILLS
Play: Lennox Robinson. THE FIRST OF THE MONTH SERIES
By Everett Rhodes Castle. THE FOUNDRY
Novel: Albert Halper. THE FOUR MARYS
Novel: Fanny Heaslip Lea. THE FRENCH QUARTER
Novel: Herbert Asbury. THE HARBOURMASTER
Novel: William McFee. THE MUTE KNIGHT
Play: Eugene Heltai. THE LONGEST NIGHT
By William Wellman. THE PARADINE CASE
Novel: Robert Hitchens. THE PRINCE OF PILSEN
By Frank Fixley, Gustav Luders. THE RED MILL
Play: Victor Herbert, Henry Blossom. THE SECOND MRS. LYNTON
Novel: Wilson Collison. THE SHINING HOUR
Play: Keith Winter. THE SHOW SHOP
Play: James Forbes. THE SPUR OF PRIDE
Novel: Percival C. Wren. THE TRANSGRESSOR
Novel: Anthony Richardson. THE VANISHED MINIATURE
Novel: Erich Kastner. THE WIND AND THE RAIN
Play: Merton Hodge.
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
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THREE MEN IN THE SNOW
Novel: Erich Kastner. TIMBER LINE
Novel: Gene Fowler. TOSSPOT
Novel: Daniel Moore. TROUBADOUR IN TROUBLE
By Franz Schulz, Joy Gorney. TWO THIEVES
Novel: Manuel Komroff. VEIN OF IRON
Novel: Ellen Glasgow. WEEPING IS FOR WOMEN
Novel: (Donald Ban Chidsey.
M-G-M MUSICALS
6 two-reelers. CRIME DOESN'T PAY
6 tViTO-reelers. PETE SMITH SPECIALTIES
15 one-reelers. M-G-M MINIATURES
10 one-reelers. HISTORICAL MYSTERIES
10 one-reelers. ROBERT BENCHLEY
8 one-reelers.
WHEN THE DEVIL DRIVES
By Wyndham Gittens. WOMAN OF SPAIN
Novel: Scott O'Dell. ROBIN HOOD BENEFITS FORGOT SHOPWORN ANGEL BROADWAY MELODY OF 1939 AS THOUSAND CHEER HONOLULU YELLOW JACKET MOLLY, BLESS HER
SHORT SUBJECTS
OUR GANG
12 one-reelers. FITZPATRICK TRAVELTALKS
12 one-reelers; in Technicolor. M-G-M CARTOONS
13 one-reelers. AUDIOSCOPIK SUBJECT
1 one-reeler.
LAUREL-HARDY RE-ISSUES
4; Beau Hunks, Blotto, The Perfect Day. County Hospital.
PERSONNEL
STARS: Lionel Barrymore, Freddie Bartholo- mew, Wallace Beery, Joan Crawford, Nel- son Eddy, Clark Gable, Greta Garbo, Gladys George, Helen Hayes, Charles Laughton, Myrna Loy, Jeanette MaoDonald, Marx Brothers, Robert Montgomery, EHeanor Powell, William Powell, Luise Rainer, Norma Shearer, Robert Taylor, Spencer Tracy.
FEATURED PLAYERS: Elizabeth Allen, John Arlington, Janet Beecher, Robert Benchley, Ray Bolger, Ariane Borg, Matthew Boulton, Virginia Bruce, Billie Burke, Bruce Cabot, Lynne Carver, Jean Chatburn, Roger Con- verse, Henry Daniell, Louis Durst, Melvyn Douglas, Buddy Ebsen, Cliff Edwards, Madge Evans, Grace Ford, Betty Furness, Reginald Gardiner, Judy Garland, Natalie Garson, Charles Gorin, Charley Grapewin, Virginia Gray, Julie Haydon, Ted Healy, William Henry, Willie Howard, Rita Johnson, Allen Jones, Guy Kibbee, Hissa Landi, Suzanne Larson, Mitchell Lewis, Delia Lind, Tilly Losch, Douglas MacPhail, Ruby Mercer, Una Merkel, Frank Morgan, Stanley Morner, George Murphy, Edward Norris, Edna May Oliver, Oscar O'Shea, Maureen O'SuUivan, Reginald Owen, Barnett Parker, Cecilia Parker, Nat Pendleton, Leonard Penn, Juanita Ouigley, Jessie Ralph, Florence Rice, Mickey Rooney, Clarence Russell, Rosalind Russell, Lewis Stone, James Stewart, Shepard Strud- wick, Franchot Tone, Helen Troy, Sophie
Tucker, Johnny Weissmuller, Dame Mae Whitty, Warren William, Dick Winslow, Cora Witherspoon, Robert Young, George Zucco.
DIRECTORS: Dorothy Arzner, Frank Borzage, Clarence Brown, Jack Conway, George Cukor, Roy Del Ruth, George Fitzmaurice, Victor Fleming, Sidney Franklin, Robert Z. Leonard, Gustav Machaty, Edwin L. Marin, J. Walter Ruben, George Seitz, Edward Slo- man, John M. Stahl, Errol Taggert, Richard Thorpe, W. S. Van Dyke, Slauko Vorkapich, Sam Wood.
WRITERS: Zee Akins, Vicki Baum, Homer Beery, Thomas Bell, Robert Benchley, A. W. Bernal, Jr., David Boehm, Herman Boxer, Maude Brown, Hugo Butler, Lenore Coffee, George Harmon Coxe, Mitzi Cummings, Ruth Cummings, Cliff Dixon, George C. Drum- gold, Virginia Faulkner, Ladislaus Bus- Fekete, Bradbury Foote, Douglas Foster, Everett Freeman, Jules Furthman, Harold Goldman, Frances Goodrich, Leon Gordon, Mauri Grashin, Eleanore Griffin, Albert Hackett, Comm. H. S. Haislip, Harry Hamil- ton, Elmer Harris, Lawrence Hazard, Philippe Heriat, John C. Higgins, James Hilton, Monck- ton Hoffe, Robert Hopkins, Cyril Hume, William Hurlbut, Talbot Jennings, Niki Jus- tin, Karl Kamb, Paul Kunasz, Noel Langley, Leonard Lee, Robert Lees, Anita Loos, Harry Loud, John Lee Mahin, Richard Maibaum,
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Herman Mankiewicz, Morris Markey, Jack McGowon, Andrew Morthland, Hugh Mills, Ogden Nash, Frank H. O'Neill, Jr., George Oppenheimer, Marion Parsonnet, Robert Pirosh, Maurice Rapf, Stanley Rauh, Tcm Reed, Gottfried Reinhardt, Conrad Richter, Frederic I. Rinaldo, William Roberts, How- ard E. Rogers, Florence Ryerson, Waldo
Call, Jr., Don Schary, E. Richard Schayer, George Seaton, Arthur Sheekman, Robert E. Sherwood, Dalton Trumbo, Catherine Turney, Salka Viertel, Mrs. I. Vcn Cube, Maurine Watkins, Claudine West, Charles E. Whit- taker, Carey Wilson, Walter Wise, Edgar A. Woolf, Philip Wylie.
EXCHANGES
Albany: 1060 Broadway. Atlanta: 198 Lickie St., N. W. Boston: 46 Church St. Butte: 109 E. Granite St. Charlotte: 426 W. 4th St. Chicago: 1327 S. Wabash Ave. Cincinnati: 1638 Central Parkway Blvd. Cleveland: 2346 Payne Ave. Dallas: 2013 Jackson St. Denver: 2100 Broadway. Des Moines: 618 Twelfth St. Detroit: 2310 Cass Ave. Indianapolis: 421 N. Illinois St. Kansas City: 220 W. 18th St. Los Angeles: 1620 Cordova St. Memphis: 502 S. Second St.
Milwaukee: 732 W. State St.
Minneapolis: 1104 Currie Ave.
New Haven: 134 Meadow St.
New Orleans: 150 S. Liberty St.
New York: 630 Ninth Ave.
Oklahoma City: 629 W. Grand Ave.
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Philadelphia: 1233 Summer St.
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Portland, Ore.: 1133 N. W. Glisan St.
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San Francisco: 259 Hyde St.
Seattle: 2331 Second Ave.
Washington, D. C: 1009 New Jersey Ave., N.W.
Monogram Pictures
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 44 FEATURES
FEATURES SET
BOY OF THE STREETS
Star: Jackie Cooper, comedy-drama; by Rowland Brown.
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
Star: Dick Merrill; drama; by Dick Grace; screenplay: Alden Nash, Nickolas Barrows.
HOOSIER SCHOOLBOY
Star: Mickey Rocney; with: Ann? Nagel, Frank Shields, Edward Pawley, William Gould; drama; screanplay: Robert Lee John- son; director: William Nigh.
PARADISE ISLE
Star: Movita; with: Warren Hull, Kenn3th Harlan, George Piltz, Pierre Watkins; drama with music; by Allan Vaughan EUston; screenplay: Maricn Orth; producer: Dorothy Reid; director: Arthur Greville Collins.
BLAZING BARRIERS
With: Frank "Juni r" Coghlan, Edward Arnold, Jr., Irene Franklin, Florine Mc- Kinney, Guy Bates Pest, Jack Randall; orig- inal: Edwin C. Parsons; director: Aubrey Scotto.
RIDERS OF THE DAWN
Star: Jack Randall; with: Peggy Keys, War-
ner Richmond, Georga Cooper; musical western; original: Robert Emmett; director: R. N. Bradbury.
THE TIRTEENTH MAN
With: Weldon Heyburn, Inez Courtney, Grace Durkin, Selmer Jackson, Eadie Adams, Milburn Stone; mystery: screenplay: John Krafft; director: William Nigh.
LEGION OF MISSING MEN
With: Ralph Fcrbes, Ben Alexander; drama; Story: Norman Houston; director: Hamilton MacFadden.
LUCK OF ROARING CAMP
With: Owen Davis, Jr., Joan Woodbury, Charles Brckaw, Charles King, Jr.; drama: original: Erel Hcrrte; screenplay: Harvey Gates; director: I. V. Willat.
THE OUTER GATE
With: Ralph Morgan, Kay Linaker, Ben Alex- ander, Charles Brckaw; drama; novel: Octavus Roy Cohen; screenplay: Laurie Brazee; director: Ray Cannon.
THIRTEENTH GUEST
With: Ginger Rogers, Lyle Talbot; novel:
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Armitage Trail; screenplay: Frances Hyland,
Arthur Hoerl; director: Albert Ray. SHADOWS OF THE ORIENT
With: Regis Toomey, Esther Ralston, J. Far-
rell MacDonald, Sidney Blackmer; mystery:
by L. E. Heifetz; screenplay: Charles Fran- cis Royal; director: Burt Lynwood. ROMANCE OF THE LIMBERLOST
Novel: Gene Stratton-Porter; screenplay:
Harvey Gates. COLLEGE SWEETHEART
By Leona Dalrymple; musical. LAND OF THE SKY BLUE WATER
Star: Movita; musical; based on Charles
Wakefield Cadman melodies. FRECKLES COMES HOME
Novel: Jeannette Stratton-Porter. FEDERAL BULLETS
Novel: Major George Fielding Eliot; screen- play: Eugen Alan. TELEPHONE OPERATOR
By Barry Barringer. TWO WELL-DRESSED MEN
Comedy drama; by Jack Neville: director:
Arthur G. Collins. SALESLADY
Novel: Harold Morrow. PORT OF MISSING GIRLS
Drama. THE COUNTRY FAIR
Comedy-drama; by Felice Hepburn. WOLF CALL
By Jack London. THE MARINES ARE HERE
By Franklin Adreon, Jr., screenplay: Charles
Logue. FALSE COLORS
By Ruth Erwin. A BRIDE FOR HENRY
By Josephine Bentham; screenplay: Marion
Orth. THE GIRL NEXT DOOR
Comedy drama; by Stephen Warding.
NUMBERED WOMAN
By Harrison Jacob. SCANDAL
By Kathleen Shepard. QUEEN OF THE YUKON
By Jack London. CIRCUS LADY
By Llewellyn Hughes; screenplay: Marion
Orth. MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME
Drama with music; by Hugh Prince. DANGER VALLEY
Musical western; star: Jack Randall. WHERE THE WEST BEGINS
Musical western; star: Jack Randall; by
Robert Emmett. SNOW DUST
Musical western; star Jack Randall. WONDER OF THE WEST
Musical western; star Jack Randall. MAN FROM HELL'S RIVER
Musical western; star Jack Randall. THE LAST FRONTIER
Musical western; star Jack Randall. MAN'S COUNTRY
Musical western; star Jack Randall. WEST OF RAINBOW'S END
Western. A RIDIN' GENT
Western. THE CODE OF THE RANGE
Western. TRAININ' BACK
Western. ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE
Western. GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE MAN
Western. THE PAINTED TRAIL
Western. THE COUNTRY BEYOND
Western.
PERSONNEL
PRODUCERS: Ken Goldsmith, Lon Young, R. N. Bradbury, Dorothy Reid, Joseph Henry Steele.
PLAYERS: Jackie Cooper, Dick Merrill, Mickey Rooney, Anne Nagel, Frank Shields, Wel- don Heyburn, Jack Randall, Inez Courtney, Edward Arnold, Jr., Movita, Warren Hull, Ralph Forbes, Ben Alexander, Joan Wood- bury, Owen Davis, Jr., Charles Brokaw, Frank Coghlan, Jr., Florine McKinney, Ralph
Morgan, Kay Linaker, Grace Durkin, Ed- ward Pawley, Selmer Jackson.
DIRECTORS: R. N. Bradbury, William Nigh, Aubrey Scotto, Arthur Greville Collins, I. V. Willat, William Berke.
WRITERS: Robert Lee Johnson, Edwin C. Par- sons, John Krafft, Harvey Gates, Marion Orth, Robert Emmett, Dick Grace Charles Logue, Alden Nash, Nickolas Barrows, Barry Barringer, Eugene Alan.
Atlanta: 163 Walton St. Charlotte: 224 S. Second St. New Orleans: 223 S. Liberty St. Memphis: 395 S. Second St.
EXCHANGES
Boston: 39 Church St. Buffalo: 505 Pearl St. Chicago: 843 S. Wabash Ave. Qincinnati: 1635 Central Parkway.
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CHIDNOFF STUDIO
IRVING CHIDNOFF
"Portraitiere to the Industry'
469 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Cleveland: Film Exchange Bldg.
Dallas: 304 S. Harwood St.
Denver: 2071 Broadv^^ay.
Salt Lake City: 258 E. 1st South St.
Des Moines: 515-A Tenth St.
Omaha: 1503 Davenport St.
Detroit: Film Bldg.
Kansas City, Mo.: 130 W. 18th St.
St. Louis: 3212 Olive St.
Los Angeles: 1924 S. Vermont Ave.
San Francisco: 308 Turk St. Milwaukee: 1030 N. 8th St. Minneapolis: 35 Glenwood Ave. New York: 603 Ninth Ave. Philadelphia: 2141 Vine St. Washington, D. C: 203 Eye St., N. W. Oklahoma City: 702 V2 Grand Ave., W. Pittsburgh: 425 Van Braam St. Seattle: 2422 Second St. Portland, Ore.: 4603 Wisteria St., N. E.
Mutual Motion Picture
Distributors
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 12 FEATURES
FEATURES SET
WITH LIVINGSTON IN AFRICA
Producer: James A. FitzPatrick; star: Percy Marmont.
WAJAN: THE SON OF THE WITCH
HEAD HUNTERS OF BORNEO THE NEW GULLIVER CLOISTERED
Olympic Pictures Corp-
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 16 FEATURES
BELLA DONNA NIGHT CLUB QUEEN MURDER IN THE RED BARN WANDERING JEW WITHOUT WARNING CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT BLIND JUCTINCE CROUCHING BEAST
MURDER BY APPOINTMENT
PHANTOM FIEND
TRIUMPH OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
BROKEN MELODY
FOUR MASKED MEN
GHOST CAMERA
HIGH TREASON
SHERLOCK, JR.
Paramount Pictures
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 50-60 FEATURES • 102 SHORT SUBJECTS • 104 NEWSREELS
FEATURES SET
HIGH, WIDE AND HANDSOME
Star: Irene Dunne; with: Randolph Scott, Dorothy Lamour, Akim Tamiroff, Raymond Walburn, Ben Blue, Charles Bickford; direc- tor: Rouben Mamoulian.
SOULS AT SEA
Stars: Gary Cooper, George Raft; v/ith: Frances Dee, Henry Wilcoxon, Olympe Bradna.
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
ARTISTS AND MODELS
With: Jack Benny, Ida Lupino, Richard Al- ien, Gail Patrick, Judy Canova, Ben Blue, the Yacht Club Boys, Andre Kostelanetz and Orchestra, Louis Armstrong and Band.
ANGEL
Star: Marlene Dietrich; with Herbert Mar- shall, Melvyn Douglas, Edward Everett Horton; director: Ernst Lubitsch.
SAPPHIRE SAL
Star: Mae West; producer: Emanuel Cohen.
EBB TIDE
In Technicolor: with: Ray Milland, Frances Farmer, Oscar Homolka, Lloyd Nolan.
SPAWN OF THE NORTH
With: Beulah Bond.
DOUBLE OR NOTHING
With: Bing Crosby, Martha Raye, Andy iDevine, Mary Carlisle.
ARGENTINE LOVE
With; George Raft, Ida Lupino, Dorothy Lamour.
TRUE CONFESSION
Stars: Carole Lombard, Fred MocMurray; director: Wesley Ruggles.
COLLEGE SWING
With: George Burns, Gracie Allen, Martha Raye, Charles Butterworth, Eleanore Whit- ney, Ben Blue, Johnny Downs, Rufe Davis, John Howard, Robert Cummings, Marsha Hunt, Olympe Bradna.
WELLS FARGO
With: Joel McCrea, Frances Dee, Bob Burns, Lloyd Nolan; director: Frank Lloyd.
BUCCANEER
Star: Frederic March; with: Franciska Gaal, Akim Tamiroff, Anthony Quinn, Olympe Bradna, Larry Crabbe, Ian Keith, Porter Hall; produced and directed by Cecil B. deMille.
CHOCOLATE PARADE
With: Louis Armstrong and Band.
YOU AND ME
Stars: Sylvia Sidney, George Raft; director: Fritz Lang: musical score: Kurt Weil.
BLUEBEARD'S EIGHTH WIFE
Star: Claudette Colbert; director: Ernst Lubitsch.
BIG BROADCAST OF 1938
With: Jack Benny, George Burns, Gracie Allen, Martha Raye, Shirley Ross, Dorothy Lamour, Ben Blue, Leif Erikson.
WHAT HO!
Star: Gory Cooper; producer: Emanuel Cohen.
THINGS BEGAN TO HAPPEN
Star: W. C. Fields.
BEAU GESTE
In Technicolor: with: George Raft, Oscar Homolka, Ray Milland; director: Henry Hath- away.
MIDNIGHT
Star: Marlene Dietrich; with: Georges Rigaud.
PROFESSOR BEWARE Star: Harold Lloyd.
THE VAGABOND KING
In Technicolor; producer: Frank Lloyd.
PARIS HONEYMOON
With: Bing Crosby, Franciska Gaal, Akim Tamiroff, Ben Blue.
BOOLOO
Native Malay Peninsula cast.
THIS WAY, PLEASE
With: Charles "Buddy" Rogers, Mary Liv- ingstone, Ned Sparks, Betty Grable, Fibber McGee and Molly.
HER JUNGLE LOVE
With: Dorothy Lamour, Ray Milland.
BONANZA
With: Edward Arnold, George Bancroft, John Trent; producer: B. P. Schulberg.
THE BARRIER
By Rex Beach; with: James Ellison; Jane Wyatt, Leo Carrillo, Beulah Bondi, Robert Barrat.
YESTERDAY'S CHEERS
With: John Howard, Terry Walker, Robert Cummings, John Patterson, Marsha Hunt, Larry Crabbe.
DANCE FOR THE LADY
With: Judy Canova, Leif Erikson, Johnny Downs, Betty Grable, Marsha Hunt, June Martel.
GOOD NIGHT, LADIES
With: Lynne Overman, Benny Baker, Ele- anore Whitney, Johnny iDowns, Terry Walker.
DAUGHTER OF THE TONG
With: Anna May Wong, Akim Tamiroff.
MURDER GOES TO JAIL
With: Lynne Overman, Roscoe Karns.
SUMMER ROMANCE
With: Ben Blue, Betty Grable, Leif Erikson, Larry Crabbe, the Yacht Club Boys, John Howard, Romo Vincent; producer: Fanchon.
PRISON FARM
ON SUCH A NIGHT
With: Grant Richards, Karen Morley, Milli Monti, Roscoe Karns, Allan Mowbray.
SOPHIE LANG GOES WEST
Featuring: Gertrude Michael, Lee Bowman, Larry Crabbe.
BULLDOG DRUMMOND FEATURES
Three; with: John Howard, Akim Tamiroff, John Barrymore, Reginald Denny.
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Producer
CANTABRIA FILMS
Presents
ROSITA DIAZ
in
"LA VIDA BOHEMIA"
With Gilbert Roland, Miguel Legero
Jose Crespo
Juan Torena, Romualdo Tirado
Adaptation and Screenplay Jose Lopez Rubio
JOSEF BERNE , a a .
' In production at
Associate Producer Hollywood Studios
and Director Hollywood, Calif.
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
FU MANCHU
With: Akim Tamiroff. HOPALONG CASSIDY WESTERNS
Six; star: William Boyd; producer: Harry- Sherman.
ARIZONA AMES
Zone Grey Western.
MEN WITH WINGS By Cecil Lewis.
RULERS OF THE SEA THE LIGHT THAT FAILED
By Rudyard Kipling. THE LIFE AND LOVES OF VICTOR HERBERT THE COUNT OF LUXEMBOURG
Franz Lehar operetta. MANANA
Musical.
SHORT SUBJECTS
POPEYE THE SAILOR CARTOONS
12 one-reelers; producer: Max Fleischer. BETTY BOOP CARTOONS
12 one-reelers; producer: Max Fleischer. SCREEN SONGS
6 one-reelers. PARAMOUNT HEADLINERS
15 one-reelers. PARAMOUNT PICTORIALS
12 one-reelers. PARAMOUNT PARAGRAPHICS
13 one-reelers.
GRANTLAND RICE SPORTLIGHTS
13 one-reelers. UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS
6 one-reelers; in Cinecolor. COLOR CLASSIC CARTOONS
6 one-reelers; in Technicolor. POPULAR SCIENCE
6 one-reelers; in Cinecolor. POPEYE THE SAILOR MEETS ALI BABA AND
THE FORTY THIEVES
Two-reel cartoon special.
PERSONNEL
PLAYERS: Edward Arnold, Lew Ayres, Benny Baker, Robert Baldwin, George Barbier, Bennie Bartlett, Jack Benny, Charles Bick- ford, Ben Blue, Beulah Bondi, Barlowe Bor- land, Lee Bowman, William Boyd, Olympe Bradna, Bob Burns, George Burns, Gracie Allen, Charles Butterworth, Louise Camp- bell, Mary Carlisle, Nancy Clancy, Clau- dette Colbert, Ruth Coleman, Gary Cooper, Mady Correll, Larry Crabbee, Bing Crosby, Robert Cunnings, Cecil Cunningham, Irene Dale, Billy Daniels, Louis DaPron, Rufe Davis, Frances Dee, Marlene Dietrich, John- ny Downs, Irene Dunne, James Ellison, Leif Erikson, Frances Farmer, W. C. Fields, Judith Ford, William Frawley, Franciska Gaal, Niela Goodelle, Betty Grable, Porter Hall, Russell Hayden, George Hayes, Orien Heyward, Fay Holden, David Holt, Oscar Homolka, John Howard, Marsha Hunt, Ros- coe Karns, Kathryn Kay, Dorothy Lamour, Billy Lee, Beatrice Lillie, Lucien Littlefield, Carole Lombard, Nick Lukats, Ida Lupino, Fred MacMurray, June Martel, Ray Middle- ton, Ray Milland, MiUie Monti, Priscilla Moran, Karen Morley, Lloyd Nolan, Lynne Overman, Gail Patrick, Elizabeth Patterson, John Patterson, John Payne, Anthony Quinn, George Raft, Terry Ray, Martha Raye, Grant Richards, William Roberts, Shirley Ross, Charlie Ruggles, Randolph Scott, Har- vey Stephens, Gladys Swarthout, Akim Tamiroff, Colin Tapley, John Trent, Terry Walker, Gustav Wally, Virginia Weidler,
Mae West, Eleanore Whitney, Warren Will- iam, Charlene Wyatt.
PRODUCER-DIRECTORS: Cecil B. deMille, Frank Lloyd, Ernst Lubitsch, Leo McCarey, Wesley Ruggles, William Wellman.
DIRECTORS: George Archainbaud, Charles Barton, Robert Florey, Alexander Hall, Henry Hathaway, James Hogan, Mitchell Leisen, Ted Reed, A. Edward Sutherland, Frank Tuttle.
WRITERS: Doris Anderson, Stuart Anthony, Duke Atteberry, Emily Barrye, Edmond Beloin, William B. Beymer, Claude Binyon, True Boardman, Charles Brackett, Frederick Hazlitt Brennan, Frank Butler, Ann Morrison Chapin, Jack Cunningham, Walter DeLeon, Howard Estabrook, Dale Van Every, Gilbert Gabriel, Grant Garrett, Gerald Geraghty, Eve Greene, Don Hartman, Lillie Hayward, Arthur S. Kane, Stuart N. Lake, Harold Lomb, Cecil Lewis, W. P. Lipscomb, Edward T. Lowe, Jeanie Macpherson, Philip Mac Donald, Frances E. Martin, Joseph Moncure March, Brian Marlowe, Edwin Justus Mayer, Max Miller, John C. Moffitt, William Morrow, Clifford Odets, Seena Owen, Frank Partos, John Sanford, Paul Sloane, Paul Gerard Smith, Louis Stevens, Preston Sturges, C. Gardner Sullivan, Gladys linger, Virginia Van Upp, Bobby Vernon, Harlan Ware, Edward Welch, Garnett Weston, Billy Wil- der, Robert Wyler, Robert Yost.
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New York: 331 W. 44th St. Albany: 1044 Broadway. Buffalo: 464 Franklin St. Philadelphia: 248 N. 12th St. Washington, D. C: 1101 N. Capitol St. Cleveland: 1735 E. 23rd St. Columbus: 161 N. Fifth St. Pittsburgh: 1727 Blvd. of the Allies. Cincinnati: 1214 Central Parkway. Boston: 58 Berkeley St. New Haven: 82 State St. Portland, Me.: 263 St. John St. Atlanta: 154 Walton St., N. W. Memphis: 265 S. Front St. Charlotte: 305 S. Church St. Jacksonville: 110 N. Lee St. New Orleans: 215 S. Liberty St. Dallas: 412 S. Harwood St. San Antonio: 501 Soledad St.
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Pictorial Films
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 13 SHORT SUBJECTS
SPORTS SHORTS
Ski-Esta, Hits, Runs 'n' Errors, Sport of Fencing, Swimming, Tennis, Winter Sports, Boxing, LaCrosse.
TRAVEL SHORTS
Czechoslovakia, Madeira — Pearl of the At- lantic, China, Palestine, Egypt.
Principal Productions, Inc.
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 9 FEATURES
FEATURES
BOBBY BREEN FEATURES
Three; to be released through RKO. TARZAN FEATURES
Two; star: Glenn Morris; release through 20th Century-Fox.
OUTDOOR ACTION FEATURES
Four, star: Smith Ballew; release through 20th Century-Fox.
PERSONNEL
PRODUCERS: Sol Lesser, Ed Gross, Barney Briskin.
STARS: Bobby Breen, Glen Morris, Smith Bal- lew, Lou Gehrig.
DIRECTORS: Kurt Neumann, Gus Meins, How- ard Bretherton.
WRITERS: Gertrude Berg, Bernard Schubert, Nicholas Gyory, Fulop Miller, Earle Snell, Gilbert Wright, Lee Freeman, Carroll Young, Adrian Levy.
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RKO Radio Pictures
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 56 FEATURES • 94 SHORT SUBJECTS • 104 NEWSREELS
FEATURES SET
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS
Feature cartoon; in Technicolor; producer: Walt iDisney.
STAGE DOOR
By George S. Kaufman, Edna Ferber; stars: Katherine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers, Adolphe Menjou; director: Gregory LaCava; pro- ducer: Pandro S. Berman.
ROOM SERVICE
IRENE
Star: Ginger Rogers.
VICTORIA THE GREAT
Producer: Herbert Wilcox; stars: Anton Wal- brook, Anna Neagle; produced in England.
NEW FACES OF 1938 ASTAIRE-ROGERS VEHICLE
Producer: Pandro S. Berman; musical asso- ciate: Irving Berlin; stars: Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers.
PERFECT HARMONY
Stars: Charles Boyer, Ginger Rogers; direc- tor: Rouben Mamoulian.
THE JOY OF LIVING
Stars: Irene Dunne, John Barrymore; music, story, lyrics: Jerome Kern, Dorothy Fields, Herbert Fields; producer: Felix Young.
THE GIRL IN A CAGE
Star: Lily Pons; cast: Jack Oakie, Erik Rhodes, producer: Jesse L. Lasky.
MUSIC FOR MADAME
Star: Nino Martini; with: Joan Fontaine; music: Rudolph Friml; lyrics: Gus Kahn; ad- ditional music: Herb Magidson, AUie Wru- bel; producer: Jesse L. Lasky.
FIT FOR A KING
Star: Joe E. Brown; with: Helen Mack, Paul Kelly, Halliwell Hobbes, Harry Davenport, Frank Reicher, Charles Lane; producer: David L. Loew; director: Edward Sedgwick.
LOVE BELOW FREEZING
Stars: Mitzi Green, Ruby Keeler; music: Lew Brown, Ray Henderson; producer: Pandro S. Herman.
GEORGE O'BRIEN FEATURES
Six: produced by Condor Pictures.
RADIO CITY REVELS
Musical; cast: Bob Burns, Jack Oakie, Vic- tor Moore, Lucille Ball, Buster West, Melissa Mason; producer: P. J. Wolfson.
THE LIFE OF THE PARTY
Musical: cast: Joe Penner, Parkyakarkus, Victor Moore, Gene Raymond, Harriet Hilli- ard, Helen Broderick, Eric Blore; musical: Herb Magidson, AUie Wrubel; producer: Edward Kaufman; director: William A. Setter.
HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME
Producer: Pandro S. Herman; play: Arthur Kober; cast: Jack Oakie.
ANNAPOLIS SALUTE
With: James Ellison, Marsha Hunt, Harry Carey, Van Heflin; producer: Robert Sisk; director: Christy Cabanne.
DON'T FORGET TO REMEMBER
With: Burgess Meredith, Ann Sothern, On- slow Stevens, Mary Boland; producer: Al- bert Lewis; director: Joseph Santley.
FORTY NAUGHTY GIRLS
With: James Gleason, ZaSu Pitts, Marjorie Lord; producer: William Sistrom; director: Edward Cline.
FIGHT FOR YOUR LADY
With: John Boles, Jack Oakie, Ida Lupino, Margot Grahame, Erick Rhodes; producer: Albert Lewis; director: Ben Stoloff.
SATURDAY'S HEROES
With: Van Heflin, Marian Marsh, Richard Lane, Minor Watson, George Irving; pro- ducer: Robert Sisk; director: Edward Killy.
SHORT SUBJECTS
MICKEY MOUSE CARTOONS
9 one-reelers; produced by Walt Disney. SILLY SYMPHONY CARTOONS
9 one-reelers: produced by Walt Disney. THE MARCH OF TIME
13 one-reelers.
MUSICALS
19 one-reelers; 13 producc?d by Condor Pic- tures; six produced by Atlas Pictures.
SPORTS WITH BILL CORUM
13 one-reelers; produced by Condor Pic- tures.
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PATHE PARADE
7 one-reelers; produced by Pathe News, Inc.
EDGAR KENNEDY COMEDIES
Six two-reelers.
LEON ERROL COMEDIES
Six two-reelers.
RADIO FLASHES
Three two-reel comedies. HEADLINERS
Three two-reel comedies. SMART SET COMEDIES
Three two-reelers. RADIO MUSICALS
Three two-reelers.
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PLAYERS: Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire, Kath- arine Hepburn, Lily Pons, Barbara Stan- wyck, Herbert Marshall, Joe Penner, Burgess Meredith, Ann Sothern, Charles Boyer, Mir- iam Hopkins, Louis Hayward, Irene Dunne, Nino Martini, Mitzi Green, Joan Fontaine, Harriet Hilliard, Milton Berle, Majorie Lord, Diana Gibson, Dorothy Moore, Constance Worth, Joan Woodbury, Ada Leonard, Thelma Leeds, Frances Gilford, Ann Hovey, Elizabeth Russell, Alan Bruce, Gordon Jones, Richard Lane, Onslow Stevens, Jack Oakie, Preston Foster, Gene Raymond, Anne Shir- ley, Fred Stone, Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, Helen Broderick, Victor Moore, Margot Grahame, John Beal, Parkyakarkus, Walter Abel, Erik Rhodes, Erik Blore, Edu- ardo Cinanelli, James Gleason, Billy Gilbert, Paul Guilfoyle, Van Heflin, Maxine Jenn- ings, Bradley Page, Lee Patrick, Barbara Pepper, Lucille Ball, Frank M. Thomas, Pa- tricia Wilder, Buster West, Joan Bennett, Willie Best, John Boles, William Brisbane, Jack Carson, Dudley Clements, Claudette Colbert, William Corson, Alec Craig, Derry Deane, James Ellison, Bert Tordon, Robert Hatcher, George Irving, Lorraine Krueger, Marie Marks, Melissa Mason, Ray Mayer, Tommy Mack, Ann Miller, Eddie Rio, Dor- othy Roberts, Leona Roberts, Elizabeth Rus- sell, George Shelley, Smith and Dale, Mar- ilyn Vernon, Crawford Weaver.
PRODUCERS: Pandro S. Berman, Jesse L. Lasky, Edward Small, Maurice Cohen, Ed- ward Kaufman, Al Lewis, Lee Marcus, Qiff Reid, Robert Sisk, William Sistrom, P. J. Wolfson.
DIRECTORS: John Blystone, Christy Cabanne. Edward Cline, Wallace Fox, Howard Hawks, Ben Holmes, Leigh Jason, Edward Killy, Gregory LaCava, Lew Landers, Rowland V. Lee, Joseph Lerner, Rouben Mamoulian, Richard Rosson, Mark Sandrich, Alfred Santell, William Seiter, Joseph Santley, George Stevens, Ben Stoloff.
WRITERS: Dudley Nichols, Allan Scott, Irwin Shaw, Dorothy Yost, Paul Yawitz, Com- mander Frank Wead, Mortimer Offner, Philip G. Epstein, John Twist, Anthony Veiller, S. K. Lauren, Gladys Atwater, Sy Bartlett, George Beck, J. Robert Bren, Frank- lin Coen, Daniel Fuchs, Bert Granet, Robert Harari, Edmund L. Hartman, Lionel Houser, Edmund Joseph, Charles Kauffman, Harold Kusell, William Slovens McNutt, Jack Mintz, Ernest Pagano, Gertrude Purcell, Benny Rubin, Joel Sayre, Harry Segall, Maxwell Shane, Violo Brothers Shore, David Silver- stein, William W. Watson, Edward Dein, John Grey, Arthur Kober, Sascha Laurence, Robert McGowan, Helen Meinardi, Edward Melcher, Morrie Ryskind, Jacques Thery, Hager Wilde, P. G. Wodehouse.
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PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 54 FEATURES • 4 SERIALS
FEATURES SET
MANHATTAN MERRY-GO-ROUND
Musical; star: Phil Regan. WAGONS WESTWARD
Outdoor drama: book: Armstrong Perry. HIT PARADE OF 1938
Musical; star: Phil Regan. ALL HANDS ON DECK
Musical. THE RACKET BUSTER
Gangster drama. COME ON. LEATHERNECKS
Action drama; from: "One If By Land," by
Winston Miller. STORMY WEATHER
Comedy: with Alison Skipworth, Polly
Moran, Max Terhune. THE RETURN OF RAFFLES
Detective mystery; by Barry Perowne. NAVY BRIDE
Action drama; by Mildred Cram. BORN TO BE WILD
Action drama. HOLLYWOOD BAND WAGON
Musical; star: Phil Regan; from "Hail from
Heaven," by Everett Freeman. MEET THE DUCHESS
Comedy, with Alison Skipworth, Polly
Moran, Max Terhune. THE SMART GUY
Racketter drama. ALL AMERICAN GIRL
Musical; star: Phil Regan; from "Romance
By Request," by Jerry Wald, Jules Epstein,
Phil Epstein. FOUR MARKED MEN
Mystery drama; by Gordon Kahn. PRISON NURSE
Action drama; by Ann Harolde, Henry
Blankfort; book by Louis Berg, M.D. ISLAND OF FORGOTTEN MEN
Action drama; by Malcolm Wheeler- Nichol- son. LADIES MAKE NEWS
Comedy drama. THE DUKE COMES BACK
Comedy drama; by Lucien Cary.
GET YOUR MAN
Action drama; by Ethel and James Dorrance.
CRIME FOR SALE Gangster drama.
QUEEN OF BURLESQUE
Comedy drama; from "Strip Tease," by Les- ton Huntley, Albert Barker; treatment: Ann Harolde.
SWEET AND HOT
Musical; by Ann Lawrence.
THE GIRL I LOVED
Drama; by James Whitcomb Riley.
FIGHTING IRISH
Comedy drama; by John Hopper.
HONOLULU HOLIDAY Musical comedy.
HOT MILLIONS Action drama.
ROMANCE IN THE HILLS
Action drama; by Ann Harolde.
COLLEGE NIGHTS Musical.
CRASHING THE FRONT PAGE Action drama.
GENE AUTRY WESTERNS
Star: Gene Autry; producer: Sol Siegel; titles: Public Cowboy No. One; The Old Barn Dance, Roll Wagon Roll, Boots and Saddles.
GENE AUTRY MUSICAL WESTERNS
Star: Gene Autry; producer: Sol Siegel; titles: Calling All Cowboys, Calgary or Bust, Saddle Pals, Man from Music Moun- tain.
"THREE MESQUITEERS" WESTERNS
Ideas by William Colt MacDonald; pro- ducer: Sol Siegel; titles: Heart of the Rock- ies, The Trigger Trio, Wild Horse Rodeo, The Purple Vigilantes, Call the Mesquiteers! , Riders of the Black Hills, Outlaws of Sonora, Timberline Cowboys.
BOB STEELE WESTERNS
Star: Bob Steele; producer: A. W. Hackel; titles: Arizona Gun Fighter, Ridin' the Lone Trail, Thunder in the Desert, Colorado Kid, Mutiny in Skeleton Canyon, Courage of Texas Ryan, Desert of Missing Men, Return of Fraw Dawson.
SERIALS
DICK TRACY RETURNS
Producer: Sol Siegel. HAWK OF THE WILDERNESS
Book by William Chester; producer: Siegel.
Sol
THE LONE RANGER
Producer: Sol Siegel. THE FIGHTING DEVIL DOGS
Producer: Sol Siegel.
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PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 6 FEATURES • 12 SHORT SUBJECTS
Released by Melro-Goldwyn-Mayer
FEATURES
TOPPER
Cast: Constance Bennett, Cary Grant, Roland Young, Billie Burke; director: Norman Z. McLeod; novel: Thorne Smith; adaptation: Jack Jevne, Eric Hatch, Eddie Moran; asso- ciate producer: Milton H. Bren. ROAD SHOW
Cast; Oliver Hardy, Patsy Kelly, Lyda Ro- berti, John Barrymore; novel: Eric Hatch;
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adaptor: Marc Connelly; director: Lewis
Milestone; music: Hoagy Carmichael. LOVE WITHOUT REASON
Novel: E. J. Rath; director: Norman Z.
Leod. THE GIT-THAR STROKE
By Eric Hatch. REX, KING OF WILD HORSES
In Technicolor. ARE YOU BEAUTIFUL?
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OUR GANG COMEDIES 12 one-reelers.
PERSONNEL
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Milton H. Bren. Sam White, Richard Flournoy, Charles
DIRECTORS: Norman Z. McLeod, Sam White,
Gordon Douglas. Rogers, Bob McGowan, Louis McManus.
WRITERS: Jack Jevne, Eric Hatch, Eddie Moran, CONTRACT PLAYERS: Oliver Hardy, Roland
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PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 36 SHORT SUBJECTS
Released through Warner Bros.
MERRIE MELODIES
20 one-reel cartoons; in Technicolor.
LOONEY TUNES
16 one-reel cartoons.
Scientific Films, Inc.
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 12 SHORT SUBJECTS
Distributed by Paramount
POPULAR SCIENCE
6 one-reelers; in Cinecolor.
UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS
6 one-reelers; in Cinecolor.
Selznick International
Pictures, Inc-
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 8 FEATURES
FEATURES SET
THE PRISONER OF ZENDA
With: Ronald Colman, Madeleine Carroll, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Mary Astor, C. Au- brey Smith, Raymond Massey, David Niven: director: John Cromwell; novel: Anthony Hope; dramatization: Edward Rose; screen- play: John L. Balderston; adaptation: Wells Root; release through United Artists.
NOTHING SACRED
Stars: Carole Lombard, Frederic March; di- rector: William A. Wellman; original story: Ben Hecht; in Technicolor; release through United Artists.
THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER
With: Tommy Kelly; director: H. C. Potter;
novel: Mark Twain; screenplay: John V. A.
Weaver; release through United Artists. OF GREAT RICHES
Novel: Rose Franken; release through United
Artists. EARL OF CHICAGO
Novel: Brock Williams; release through
United Artists. GONE WITH THE WIND
Novel: Margaret Mitchell; director: George
Cukor; screenplay: Sidney Howard; release
not set.
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PRODUCER: David O. Selznick.
CO-PRODUCER: Merian C. Cooper.
PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS: William Cameron Menzies, William H. Wright, Oscar Serling.
STARS & FEATURED PLAYERS: C. Aubrey Smith, Alan Marshal, A. W. Sweatt, Tommy Kelly, Margaret Tallichet, Jackie Moran,
Bebe Anderson, Matthew Ferguson, Alicia Rhett, Ted Limes.
DIRECTORS: George Cukor, William A. Well- man, H. C. Potter, John Cromwell.
WRITERS: Sidney Howard, John L. Balderston, Robert Carson, Ring Lardner, Jr., Bud Schul- berg, Elizabeth Meyer, John V. A. Weaver.
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Harry Sherman Productions
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 9 FEATURES
Distributed by Paramount
REX BEACH DRAMAS
THE BARRIER Addison Richards; director: Lesley Selander;
Cast: James Ellison, Leo Carrillo, Robert adaptor: Bernard Schubert; additional dia-
Barrett, Otto Kruger, J. M. Kerrigan, Allen logue: Harrison Jacobs.
Davies, Sally Martin, Sarah Hadden, Fernan- Two more to come. dez Alverado, Jean Parker, Andy Clyde,
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TEXAS TRAIL man, Billy King, Rafael Bennett, Karl Hack- By Qarence E. Mulford; screenplay: Jack ett, Jack Rockwell, Philo McCullough, John O'Donnell; director: Dave Selam; cast: Will- Beach, John Judd, Ben Corbett, Qyde Kin- iam Boyd, Russell Hayden, George Hayes, ney, Leo MacMahon. Judith Allen, Alexander Cross, Robert Kort- Five more to come.
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PLAYERS: William Boyd, George Hayes, Rus- DIRECTOR: Lesley Selander.
sell Hayden, James Ellison, John Beach. WRITER: Harrison Jacobs.
Sphinx Films Corp.
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 3 FEATURES
THE JESTER YIDDLE WITH HIS FIDDLE
Musical; story: Joseph Green; produced Star: Molly Picon,
abroad. A BRIVELE DER MAMEN
To be produced in U. S.
William Steiner
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 12 FEATURES • 2 SHORT SUBJECTS
ACTION MELODRAMAS WESTERNS
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SHORT SUBJECTS
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The Eagle's Vengeance; My Escape from the Cannibals.
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Twentieth Century -Fox
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 66 FEATURES • 12 SHORT SUBJECTS • 104 NEWSREELS
FEATURES SET
YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING
Cast: Alice Faye, Ritz Brothers, Don Ameche, Charles Winninger, Louise Hovick, Rubinoff, Tony Martin, Arthur Treacher, Phyllis Brooks, Tip, Tap & Toe, Louis Prima, Tyler Brooke; director: Norman Taurog.
ONE MILE FROM HEAVEN
Cast: Qair Trevor, Solly Blane, Douglas Fowley, Fredi Washington, Bill Robinson; director: Allan Dwan.
HANDY ANDY
Re-issue; cast: Will Rogers, Robert Taylor, Peggy Wood, Mary Carlisle, Conchita Mon- tenegro, Roger Imhof; director: David Butler.
LOVE UNDER FIRE
Cast: Loretta Young, Don Ameche, Borrah Minnevich, Frances Drake, Walter Catlett, John Carradine, Sig Rumann, Harold Ruber; director: George Marshall.
THINK FAST, MR. MOTO
Cast: Peter Lorre, Virginia Field, Thomas Beck, Sig Rumann; director: Norman Foster.
WESTERN GOLD
Cast: Smith Ballew, Heather Angel, Spencer Charters, Vic Potel; director: Hov^rard Bretherton.
THIN ICE
Cast: Sonja Henie, Tyrone Power, Arthur Treacher, Raymond Walburn, Joan Davis, Sig Rumann, Alan Hale, Leah Ray, Mel- ville Cooper, Maurice Cass, George Givot; director: Sidney Lanfield.
WILD AND WOOLY
Cast: Jane Withers, Walter Brennan, Pauline Moore, Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer, Jack Searl, Berton Churchill, Douglas Fowley, Robert Wilcox, Douglas Scott; director: Alfred Werker.
BORNEO
Cast: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson.
DANGER— LOVE AT WORK
Cast: Jack Haley, Ann Sothern, Edward Everett Horton, Mary Boland; director: Otto L. Preminger.
LANCER SPY
Cast: Dolores iDel Rio, George Sanders, Peter Lorre, Virginia Field, Sig Rumann, Jo- seph Schildkraut, Maurice Moscovich, Lionel Atwill, Luther Aderl; director: Gregory Ratoff.
LIFE BEGINS AT COLLEGE
Cast: Ritz Brothers, Phyllis Brooks, Tony Martin, Joan Davis, Fred Stone, Dixie Dun- bar, George Murphy, Nat Pendleton, Joan
Marsh, Brewster Twins, Elisha Cook, Jr., Jed Prouty; director: William A. Seiter.
CHARLIE CHAN ON BROADWAY
Cast: Warner Oland, Keye Luke; director: Eugene Forde.
BOOTS AND SADDLES Cast: Smith Ballew.
WIFE. DOCTOR. NURSE
Cast: Warner Baxter, Loretta Young, Virginia Bruce; director: Walter Lang.
HOT WATER
Cast: Jed Prouty, Shirley Deane, Spring Byington, Russell Gleason, Kenneth Howell, George Ernest, June Carlson, Florence Rob- erts, Billy Mahan, Joan Marsh, Marjorie Weaver; director: Frank R. Strayer.
ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN
Cast: Eddie Cantor, Louise Hovick, June Lang, Virginia Field, John Carradine, Tony Martin, Roland Young, Alan iDinehart, Peters Sisters, Douglas Dumbrille, Allan K. Foster troupe; director: David Butler.
HEIDI
Cast: Shirley Temple, Jean Hersholt, Arthur Treacher, Thomas Beck, Helen Westley, Sid- ney Blackmer, Mady Christians; director: Allan Dwan.
LOVE AND HISSES
Cast: Walter Winchell, Ben Bernie, Simon Simcne.
IN OLD CHICAGO
Cast: Tyrone Power, Alice Faye, Don Am- eche, Alice Brady, Andy Devine, Brian Don- levy, Tom Brown, Phyllis Brooks, Burton Churchill, June Story, Paul Hurst, Tyler Brook, Spencer Charters; director: Henry King.
SALLY. IRENE AND MARY
Cost: Loretta Young, Alice Faye, Louise Hovick, Fred Allen, Portland Hoffa.
FOLLOW THE SUN
Cast: Annabella, Romeny Brent, Paul Lukas, iDavid Niven, Stewart Rome, Norah Swin- burne, Vivienne Chatterton, Lawrence Han- ray, Ronald Shiner, Raymond Huntley; di- rector: Harold Schuster.
FORTY-FIVE FATHERS
Cast: Jane Withers, Shirley Deane, Paul and Grace Hartman.
ALEXANDER'S RAG TIME BAND
A TRIP TO NEW YORK
BREAD, BUTTER AND RHYTHM
Cast: Sonja Henie, Don Ameche; director: Roy Del Ruth.
139
ROWLAND V. LEE
Director
"The Toast of New York"
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
THE BRIDE STEPS OUT AT YOUR SERVICE CAREER IN C MAJOR
Cast: Myrna Loy, Warner Baxter. CITY COUSINS CHARLIE CHAN AT COLLEGE
Cast: Warner Oland. CHARLIE CHAN IN RADIO CITY
Cast: Warner Oland. DANCE FOOL, DANCE THE DIAMOND DOLL FOUR MEN AND A PRAYER
Cast: Tyrone Power, Loretta Young, Don
Ameche, Michael Whalen, Robert Kent. FREE TO LIVE THE GIANT SWING HE WAS HER MAN
Cast: Gracie Fields; director: Monty Banks. THE DEVIL'S HIGHWAY
Cast: Smith Ballew. THE GREAT DIAMOND ROBBERY
Cast: Claire Trevor, Cesar Romero, Jane
Darwell, Alan Dinehart, Douglas Woods,
John Harrington, Natalie Garson. HEADLINE HUNTRESS
Cast: Michael Whalen, Katherine DeMille,
Gloria Stuart. HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY JEAN
Cast: William Powell, Annabella. JESSE JAMES JO AND JOSETTE
Cast: Simone Simon. KIDNAPPED KING OF THE KHYBER RIFLES
Cast: Victor McLaglen. LAST YEAR'S KISSES LITTLE DYNAMITE
Cast: Jane Withers.
THE LITTLE PRINCESS
Cast: Shirley Temple. LOOK OUT, MR. MOTO
Cast: Peter Lorre, Chick Chandler, George
Regas, Al Kikume, Rochelle Hudson, Robert
Kent, J. Edward Bromberg; director: Norman
Foster. HIS MASTER'S VOICE
Cast: Jane Withers. MEET THE GIRLS MR. NICKELBY SITS DOWN MOTHER KNOWS BEST
Cast: Dionne Quintuplets. PAGE MR. BARKER
Cast: Rochelle Hudson, Phyllis Brooks,
Michael Whalen, Robert Kent. RINGS ON HER FINGERS
Cast: Michael Whalen, Gloria Stuart. SARATOGA CHIPS
Cast: Eddie Cantor; director: David Butler. SECOND HONEYMOON
Cast: Tyrone Power, Loretta Young. SHANGHAI DEADLINE
Cast: Claire Trevor, Michael Whalen, Alan
Dinehart. SIX GIRLS AND DEATH THE SPLINTER FLEET STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE
Cast: Osa Johnson. SUZANAH OF THE MOUNTAINS
Cast: Shirley Temple. SUEZ
Cast: Simcne Simon. TARZAN'S REVENGE
Ca'it: Glenn Morris. THANK YOU, MR. MOTO
Cast: Peter Lorre.
SHORT SUBJECTS
ADVENTURES OF A NEWSREEL CAMERA- MAN
6 one-reelers. ALONG THE ROAD TO ROMANCE ON THE MAGIC CARPET OF MOVIETONE
6 one-reelers; narration: Lew Lehr, Ed
Note: Twentieth Century-Fox also handles the physical distribution of the Educational short subjects, listed under Educational.
Thcrgersen.
PERSONNEL
ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS: Earl Carroll, Sam Engel, Milton Feld, Max Golden, Raymond Griffith, Nunnally Johnson, Leslie Landau, Kenneth Macgowan, Gene Markey, Laurence Schwab, John Stone, Harold Wilson.
DIRECTORS: Otto Brower, David Butler, Allan Dwan, Eugene J. Forde, H. Bruce Humber- stone, Henry King, Sidney Lanfield, George Marshall, Otto Ludwig Preminger, Roy Del Ruth, William A. Setter, Walter Lang, Malcolm St. Clair, Norman Taurog, Alfred Werker.
ARTISTS: Don Ameche, Warner Baxter, Thomas Beck, Ben Bernie, Sidney Blackmer, J. Ed-
ward Brcmberg, John Carradine, Eddie Can- tor, Walter Catlett, Lon Chaney, Jr., Buddy Clark, Melville Cooper, Alan Dinehart, Brian Donlevy, Georgs Ernest, Sidney Fialds, Doug- las Fowley, Jack Haley, Jean Hersholt, Ken- neth Howell, Robert Kent, Allan Lane, Peter Lorre, Robert Lowery, Keye Luke, Billy Mohan, Tony Martin, Frank McGrath, Victor McLaglen, Paul McVey, Bcrrah Mine- vitch, Warner Oland, Tyrone Power, Jed Prouty, Gregory Ratoff, Bill Robinson, The Ritz Brothers, Sig Rumann, Georga Sanders, Douglas Scott, Charles Sellon, Slim Summer- ville, Charles Tannen, Arthur Treacher,
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JACK CONWAY
Director
"SARATOGA"
(M-G-M)
WESLEY RUGGLES
Producing and Directing
for
PARAMOUNT
'VALIANT IS THE WORD FOR CARRIE"
"THE BRIDE COMES HOME"
"I MET HIM IN PARIS"
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Michael Whalen, Walter Winchell, Fred Allen, George Barbier, Sven Borg, Jack Byron, Maurice Cass, Cesar Romero, Jo- seph Schildkraut.
Phyllis Brooks, Madge Bellamy, Spring By- ington, June Carlson, Constance Collier, Jane Darwell, Joan Davis, Shirley Deane, Dixie Dunbar, Alice Faye, Virginia Field, Sonja Henie, Louise Hovick, Rochelle Hudson, Portland Hoffa, Arline Judge, June Lang, Joan Marsh, Pauline Moore, Leah Ray, Florence Roberts, Mary Rogers, Simone Simon, Gloria
Stuart, Shirley Temple, Claire Trevor, Helen Westley, Jane Withers, Loretta Young.
STOCK PLAYERS: Alice Armand, Lynn Bari, Lynne Berkeley, Barbara Brev^ster, Gloria Brewster, Esther Brodelet, Julie Carter, Dor- othy Dearing, Helen Ericson, June Gale, Philippa Hilbere, Lilyan Porter, Elizabeth Palmer, Jayne Regan, Geneva Sawyer, Iva Stewart, June Storey, Lucille Miller, Marjorie Weaver, Irma Wilsen, Elsie Valentine, Ro- berta Vale, Arleen Whelan.
EXCHANGES
New York: 345 W. 44th St. Philadelphia: 302 N. 13th St. Pittsburgh: 1715 Blvd. of the Allies. Washington, D. C: 932 New Jersey Ave.,
N. W. Albany: 1052 Broadway. Boston: 105 Broadway. New Haven: 114 Meadow St. Buffalo: 496 Pearl St. Cincinnati: 1632 Central Parkway. Qeveland: 2219 Payne Ave. Kansas City, Mo.: 3330 Olive St. Atlanta: 197 Walton St., N. W. Charlotte: 308 S. Church St. Dallas: 1801 Wood St.
Memphis: 151 Vance Ave. New Orleans: 218 S. Liberty St. Denver: 2140 Champa St. Los Angeles: 2019 S. Vermont Ave. Portland, Ore.: 1932 N. W. Lovejoy St. Salt Lake City: 216 E. 1st South St. San Francisco: 245 Hyde St. Seattle: 2316 Second Ave. Chicago: 914 S. Wabash Ave. Detroit: 2211 Cass Ave. Indianapolis: 326 N. Illinois St. Milwaukee: 1016 N. 8th St. Des Moines: 1300 High St. Minneapolis: 1101 Currie Ave., N. Omaha: 1502 Davenport St.
Ufa Films, Inc
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 20 FEATURES • 20 SHORT SUBJECTS
Note: To be produced in Germany; titles not set.
United Artists
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 36 FEATURES
SAMUEL GOLDWYN
DEAD ENZ'
Director: William Wyler; with: Sylvia Sid- ney, Joel McCrea, Humphrey Bcgart, Wendy Barrie, Claire Trevor, Allen Jenkins.
STELLA DALLAS
Director: King Vidor; with: Barbara Stan- wyck, John Boles, Ann Shirley, Alan Hale.
THE HURRICANE
By: Charles Nordhoff, James Norman Hall; director: John Ford; with: Dorothy Lamour, Jon Hall, Mary Astor, Raymond Massey.
THE ADVENTURES OF MARCO POLO
V/ith: Gary Cooper, Sigrid Gurie.
THE GOLDWYN FOLLIES
Musical; in Technicolor; music: George and Ira Gershwin; cast: Helen Jepson, The Ritz Brothers, Phil Baker, Bobby Qark, Virginia Verrill, Charles Kullmann, Charlie McCarthy.
THE COWBOY AND THE LADY
Stars: Gary Cooper, Merle Oberon; in Technicolor; screenplay: Frederick Lonsdale.
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HAROLD HURLEY
Paramount Studios
BETTY LAIDLAW and ROBERT LIVELY
Screenplaywrights, Composer and Lyricist
"THE GIRL SAID NO" "GRAND CANYON"
(Screenplay) Grand National
(Screenplay) Grand National
"FACE THE FACTS"
(Screenplay) Grand National Starring Stuart Erwin
ENGLISH PRODUCTIONS
"Rhythm Racketeer" (Original) Joe Rock
"The White Rider"
(Original Operetta with Score) Joe Rock
RADIO— IN ENGLAND
"Death in the Dressing Room" (Musical Murder Mystery) (British Broadcasting Co.)
STAGE PLAYS
'Wise Girl" Produced by Albert Bannister
"You Can't Have Your Cake" Produced by George Renavant
SONGS IN
"Renfrew o, the Mounted"
(Grand National)
"In Town Tonight"
(British Lion — England)
"The Mother" (Joe Rock — England)
"Death in the Dressing Room'
(British Broadcasting Co.)
IN PREPARATION
DYNAMITE
(Screenplay) Grand National STARRING JAMES CAGNEY
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL
HONEYMOON IN RENO
Star: Merle Oberon; director: William Wyler. DUCHESS OF BROADWAY
Director: Archie Mayo. THE PRISONER OF ZENDA
Director: John Cromwell; cast: Ronald Col- man, Madeleine Carroll, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Mary Astor, C. Aubrey Smith, Raymond Massey, David Niven.
NOTHING SACRED
In Technicolor; stars: Carole Lombard, Fred- ric March; director: William Wellman.
THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER
By Mark Twain; star: Tommy Kelly; direc- tor: Norman Taurog; screenplay; John V. A. Weaver.
ALEXANDER KORDA
Produced in England
KNIGHT WITHOUT ARMOR
Stars: Marlene Dietrich, Robert Donat.
FOUR FEATHERS
Star: Robert Donat; director: William K. Howard.
THE DIVORCE OF LADY X
Stars: Merle Oberon, Robert Donat; story: Lajos Biro.
MUTINY IN THE MOUNTAINS
In Technicolor: with: Sabu, Paul Lukas,
Raymond Massey. HELL'S BELLES
Musical; in Technicolor; script: R. C. Sheriff;
director: Victor Saville. THE TEMPEST WITHIN
Star: Merle Oberon; in Technicolor; original:
G. B. Stern.
LONDON FILM PRODUCTIONS
Produced in England
DARK JOURNEY
Spy melodrama; producer: Victor Saville; screenplay: Lajos Biro; with: Conrad Veidt, Vivien Leigh, Joan Gardner, Anthony Bush- ell, Ursula Jeans.
FAREWELL AGAIN
Producer: Erich Pommer; story: Clemence Dane; with: Leslie Banks, Flora Robson, Sebastian Shaw, Patricia Hilliard, Rene Ray.
STORM IN A TEACUP
Comedy; play: James Bridie; directors: Vic- tor Saville, Ian Dalrymple; with: Vivien Leigh, Rex Harrison, Ursula Jeans.
ACTION FOR SLANDER
Featured: Clive Brock, Margaretta Scott, Ann Todd.
THE DIAMOND TRUST
By: Edgar Wallace; director: William K. Howard; with: Edmund Lowe, Sebastian Shaw, Tamara Desni, Ann Todd.
THE FIRST AND THE LAST
By: John Galsworthy: producer: Basil Dean; ■with: Vivien Leigh, Leslie Banks.
SOUTH RIDING
Producer: Victor Saville.
THE PLAYBOY
Musical; by Thornton Freeland; with: Pa- tricia Ellis, Jack Hulburt, Rex Harrison.
UNTITLED
Star: Paulette Goddard; Charles Chaplin.
CHARLES CHAPLIN
producer-director:
WALTER WANGER
WALTER WANGER'S VOGUES OF 1938
Director: Irving Cummings; in Technicolor; with: Warner Baxter, Joan Bennett, Helen Vinson, Alan Mowbray. 52nd STREET
Director: Harold Young; cast: Ian Hunter, Leo Carrillo, Pat Paterson, Ella Logan, Sid Silvers, ZaSu Pitts, Maria Shelton, Kenny Baker.
I MET MY LOVE AGAIN
Story: Allene Corliss; stars: Joan Bennett, Henry Fonda; directors: Joshua Logan, Ar- thur Ripley.
STAND-IN
Star: Leslie Howard; director: Toy Garnett.
PERSONAL HISTORY
Story: Vincent Shean; star: Madeleine Carroll; director: Irving Cummings.
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CHARLES J. HUNT
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER
"Bank Alarm" "You're in the Legion"
"Captain Calamity" "Devil On Horseback"
BOBBY CONNOLLY
Director
"EXPENSIVE HUSBANDS"
WARNER BROS.
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
A KISS IN PARIS
Star: Sylvia Sidney.
MAN WITH TEN MODELS
Play: Sascha Guitry; star: Charles Boyer.
ARABIAN NIGHTS
In Technicolor; screenplay: Harold Lamb, Irwin Shaw; director: John Cromwell; stars: Sylvia Sidney, Charles Boyer, Joan Bennett, Madeleine Carroll, Henry Fonda.
EXCHANGES
Buffalo: 505 Pearl St.
New York: 630 Ninth Ave.
Philadelphia: 1304 Vine St.
Washington, D. C: 924 New Jersey Ave.,
N. W. Cincinnati: 1634 Central Parkway Blvd. Cleveland: 1745 E. 23rd St. Indianapolis: 408 N. lUinois St. Pittsburgh: 1717 Blvd. of the Allies. Boston: 52 Church St. New Haven: 134 Meadow St. Atlanta: 158 Walton St. Charlotte: 224 W. Second St. Dallas: 308 S. Harwood St.
New Orleans: 147 S. Liberty St.
Chicago: 831 S. Wabash Ave.
Detroit: 2310 Cass Ave.
Kansas City, Mo.: 221 W. 18th St.
Milwaukee: 1137 N. 8th St.
Minneapolis: 1109 Currie Ave., N.
Omaha: 1508 Davenport St.
St. Louis: 3312 Olive St.
Denver: 2065 Broadway.
Los Angeles: 1966 S. Vermont Ave.
Salt Lake City: 214 E. First South St.
San Francisco: 255 Hyde St.
Seattle, Wash.: 2403 Second Ave.
Universal Pictures
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938
50 FEATURES • 57 SHORT SUBJECTS • 4 SERIALS
104 NEWSREELS
FEATURES
100 MEN AND A GIRL
Star: Deanna Durbin; cast: Leopold Stokow- ski, Adolphe Menjou, Alice Brady, Mischa Auer, Jack Smart, Eugene Pallette, Alma Kruger; producer: Joe Pasternak; director: Henry Koster.
MAD ABOUT MUSIC
Star: Deanna Durbin; by Frederick Kohner, Marcella Burke; director: Henry Koster.
THREE SMART GIRLS GO TO TOWN
Star: Deanna Durbin; cast: Barbara Read, Nan Grey, Charles Winninger; director: Henry Koster.
THE RAGE OF PARIS Star: Danielle Darrieux.
HOPE HAMPTON PRODUCTION Title not set.
JOHN STAHL PRODUCTION Title not set.
MERRY-GO-ROUND OF 1937
Producer: B. G. DeSylva; cast: Bert Lahr, Jimmy Savo, Billy House, Mischa Auer, Alice Brady, Dave ApoUon and orchestra; director: Irving Cummings.
A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY
Producer: B. G. DeSylva; music: Jimmy McHugh, Harold Adamson; cast: Alice Faye, Ken Murray and Oswald, Ella Logan, Larry Blake, Henry Stockwell, Casper Reardon, Three Diamond Brothers.
THE ROAD TO RENO
Saturday Evening Post serial by I. A. R. Wylie.
TONIGHT WE LAUGH By Jean Negulesco.
THE DAUGHTER OF ROSIE O'GRADY
By Walter Donaldson, Monte Brice; cast: Herman Tinburg and son, Pat Rooney and son, Peggy Ryan; producers: Edmund Grainger, Mike Marco.
YESTERDAY'S KISSES By Luigi Pirandello.
PRESCRIPTION FOR ROMANCE By John Reinhardt, Robert Neville.
MIDNIGHT RAIDERS
By Kimball Herrick; cast: Noah Beery, Jr., Catherine Hughes, Larry Blake, Bernadine Hayes; director: Ford Beebe; producers: Bar- ney Sarecky, Ben Kcenig.
CARNIVAL QUEEN
By Richard Wormser; cast: Dorothea Kent, Robert Wilcox, Hobart Cavanaugh, David Oliver, Ernest Cossart; director: Nate Watt; producer: Robert Presnell.
THE LADY FIGHTS BACK
By Arthur Stringer; cast: Irene Hervey, Kent Taylor, William Lundigan, Paul Hurst; di- rector: Milton Carruth; producer: Edmund Grainger.
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WALDEMAR YOUNG
Screen Playwright
Under Contract
To Personal Management
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Charles K, Feldman
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WILLIE HOWARD |
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Now appearing in Educational Comedies Produced and directed by Al Christie Written by Marcy Klauber and Art Jarrett |
148
PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
THAT'S MY STORY
By Vee Terrys Perlman; cast: Claudia Mor- gan, Ralph Morgan, William Lundigan, Hobart Cavanaugh; director Sidney Sal- kow; producer: Robert Presnell.
BEHIND THE MIKE
By Thomas Ahearn, Walton Butterfield; cast: William Gargan, Judith Barrett, Don Wilson, Sterling HoUoway; director: Sidney Salkow; producer: Lou Brock.
THE WELCOME IMPOSTER By Channing Pollack.
THE SHANNONS OF BROADWAY By James Gleason.
THE WESTLAND CASE
From "Headed for a Hearse," by Jonathan Latimer; cast: Preston Foster, Carol Hughes, Barbara Pepper, Astrid Allwyn; director: Christy Cabanne; producer: Irving Starr.
MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD By William Rankin.
THE MAN WHO CRIED WOLF
By Charles Grayson, Cy Bartlett; cast: Lewis Stone, Barbara Read, Tom Brown, Robert
Gleckler; director: Lewis R. Foster; producer: E. M. Asher.
WANTED AT HEADQUARTERS By Paul Sydney.
IDOL OF THE CROWDS
By George Waggner; cast: John Wayne, Sheila Bromley, Huntley Gordon, Billy Bur- rud, Jane Johns; director: Arthur Lubin; pro- ducer: Trem Carr.
METROPOLITAN POLICE Crime Club novel.
LET'S BE CANDID
By Lawrence Pchle, Thomas Ahearn.
ADVENTURES' END
By Ben Ames Williams; cast: John Wayne, Diana Gibson, Montague Love, Paul White; director: Arthur Lubin; producer: Trem Carr.
BLONDE DYNAMITE
By W. R. Burnett; cast: Noah Beery, Jr., William Gargan, Nan Grey, Dorothea Kent; director: Milton Carruth; producer: E. M. Asher.
WESTERNS
BLACK ACES
By Stephen Payne; cast: Buck Jones, Kay Linaker, Fred Mackaye, Charles LeMoyne, Bob McKenzie; director: Les Selander; pro- ducer: Buck Jones. LAW FOR TOMBSTONE
By Charles M. Martin; cast: Buck Jones, Muriel Evans, Harvey Clark; director-pro- ducer: Buck Jones.
SUDDEN BILL DORN
By Grayson Gregory; cast: Buck Jones, Noel Francis, Harold Hodge, Frank McGlynn, Sr., Evelyn Brent; director: Ray Taylor; producer: Buck Jones.
THE BOSS OF LONELY VALLEY
By Forrest Brown; cast: Buck Jones; pro- ducer: Buck Jones.
SERIALS
WILD WEST DAYS
Star: Johnny Mack Brown; from "Saint Johnson," by W. R. Burnett. RADIO PATROL
By Eddie Sullivan, Charlie Schmidt; cast:
Grant Withers, Catherine Hughes; directors: Ford Beebe, Cliff Smith; producers: Barney Sarecky, Ben Koenig.
FLASH GORDON'S TRIP TO MARS
TIM TYLER'S LUCK
SHORT SUBJECTS
MENTONE MUSICALS
13 two-reelers.
GOING PLACES
13 one-reelers.
STRANGER THAN FICTION
13 one-reelers.
OSWALD, THE LUCKY RABBIT
26 one-reel cartoons. TEN SECONDS TO LIVE
Two-reel special; produced by Charles E.
Ford. HOLLYWOOD SCREEN TEST
Two-reel special.
PERSONNEL
PRODUCERS: E. M. Asher, Trem Carr, B. G. DeSylva, Edmund Grainger, Buck Jones, Walter Lantz, Jcseph Pasternak, Robert Presnell.
DIRECTORS: Ford Beebe, Edward Buzzell, Mil- ton Carruth, Henry Koster, Sidney Salkow, James Whale, John Stahl, Anatol Litvak, Lewis R. Foster.
WRITERS: Charles Bennett, Monte Brice, Les- ter Ccle, Adele Commandini, Charles Gray- son, F. Hugh Herbert, Brown Holmes, Felix Jackson, Charles Kenyon, Bruce Manning, James Mulhauser, A. Dorian Otvos, Gay Stevens, George Waggner.
PLAYERS: Binnie Barnes, Judith Barrett, Wendy Barrie, Tola Birell, Alice Brady, Jeanne
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FRED GUIOL
Director
"Mummy's Boys" "The Rainmakers"
(Wheeler and Woolsey) * * *
Screen Plays^ Kentucky Kernels" "The Nitwits"
In Collaboration
JOSIE SEDGWICK, RAY WEST
AND ASSOC I ATES, INC.
8609 SUNSET BOULEVARD, HOLLYWOOD, CALIF.
Oxford 4133 Woodbury 63191
Exclusive Management of Artists
MOTION PICTURES RADIO STAGE
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Dante, Danielle Darrieux, Phyllis Dobson, Irene Dunne, Deanna iDurbin, Nan Grey, Hope Hampton, Dorothea Kent, Alma Kru- ger, Ella Logan, Barbara Read, Betty Jane Rhodes, Jean Rogers, Polly Rowles, Gloria Stuart, Margaret Sullivan, Sally Eilers, Cath- erine Hughes.
Mischa Auer, Noah Beery, Jr., Larry Blake, John Boles, Hcbart Cavanaugh,
Ernest Cossart, Andy Devine, Jack Dunn, Michael Fitzmaurice, Eddie Garr, Gene Gar- rick, William Hall, Louis Hayward, Samuel S. Hinds, Henry Hunter, Buck Jones, John King, William Lundigan, Walter Pidgeon, Jack "Skat" Powell, Cesar Romero, George Shelley, Jack Smart, Gerald Oliver Smith, Kent Taylor, John Wayne, Charles Win niger, Robert Wilcox, Bob Baker.
EXCHANGES
Albany: 1054 Broadway.
Atlanta: 193 Walton St.
Boston: 37 Piedmont St.
Buffalo: 505 Pearl St.
Charlotte: 313 S. Church St.
Cincinnati: 1634 Central Parkway.
Qeveland: 2342 Payne Ave.
Memphis: 399 S. Second St.
New Haven: 125 Meadow St.
New Orleans: 143 S. Liberty St.
Philadelphia: 302 N. 13th St.
Pittsburgh: 1709 Blvd. of the Allies.
Washington, D. C: 913 New Jersey Ave.,
N. W. New York: 630 Ninth Ave. Chicago: 831 S. Wabash Ave.
Dallas: 308 E. Harwood St. Denver: 801 21st St. Des Moines: 1005 High St. Detroit: 2310 Cass Ave. Indianapolis: 326 N. Illinois St. Kansas City, Mo.: 1710 Wyandotte St. Los Angeles: 1960 S. Vermont Ave. Minneapolis: 1105 Currie Ave., N. Milwaukee: 1032 Eighth St. Oklahoma City: 625 W. Grand Ave. Omaha: 1524 Davenport St. Portland, Ore.: 1115 N. W. Glisan St. St. Louis: 208 E. 1st South St. San Francisco: 129 Hyde St. Seattle, Wash.: 2421 Second Ave.
Viennese Film Co.
DISTRIBUTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 8 FEATURES
Produced in Europe
THE WORLD'S IN LOVE IMMORTAL MELODIES MIZZI EVA
POSTILLON FROM LONJUMEAU RENDEZVOUS IN VIENNA MARQUISE DE POMPAE'OUR CIRCUS SATAN
Walter Wanger
Productions, Inc,
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 8 FEATURES
R2lea:8d through United Arasb
FEATURES
WALTER W ANGER'S VOGUES OF 1938
Musical in Technicolor; stars: Warner Bax- ter, Joan Bennett; cast: Helen Vinson, Mischa Auer, Alan Mowbray, Alma Kruger, Polly Rowles, Marjorie Gateson, Jerome Cowan,
Walter Wanger Models; director: Irving Cummings; story: Sam and Bella Spewack. 52nd STREET
Musical; with Kenny Baker, Ian Hunter, Leo Carrillo, Pat Paterson, Ella Logan, Sid Sil-
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FRANK GAY
Associate Producer
"King Of The Sierras"
(With "Rex" and "Thunder," Wonder Horses) Condor Productions
DISTRIBUTED BY GRAND NATIONAL
LEWIS D. COLLINS
DIRECTOR
"THE MIGHTY TREVE"
( Univt-rsal )
"THE WILDCATTER"
(Llni^t rsal)
IN PREPARATION
"THE RIVER OF MISSING MEN"
(Columltia)
MANAGEMENT COLDER -LANG, INC.
152
PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
vers, ZaSu Pitts, Maria Shelton; director: Harold Young; dance numbers: Danny Dare; original screenplay: Grover Jones.
CARELESSLY
From "Summer Lightning," by Allene Cor- liss; stars: Joan Bennett, Henry Fonda; di- rectors: Joshua Logan, Arthur Ripley; screen- play: Joshua Logan, Arthur Ripley, David Hertz.
STAND-IN
By Clarence Buddington Kelland; star: Leslie Howard; adaptation: Gene Tov^ne, Graham Baker; director: Tay Garnett.
PERSONAL HISTORY
By Vincent Sheean; star: Madeleine Carroll. A KISS IN PARIS
Star: Sylvia Sidney.
MAN WITH TEN MODELS
With Charles Boyer; director: Tay Garnett; adaptation: Gene Towne, Graham Baker.
ARABIAN NIGHTS
In Technicolor; director: John Cromwell; script: Harold Lamb, Irwin Shaw; cast: Syl- via Sidney, Charles Boyer, Madeleine Car- roll, Joan Bennett, Henry Fonda.
PERSONNEL
PLAYERS: Sylvia Sidney, Charles Boyer, Mad- eleine Carroll, Henry Fonda, Joan Bennett, Pat Paterson, Alan Baxter, Tim Holt, Maria Shelton.
DIRECTORS: Irving Cummings, Tay Garnett,
Harold Young, John Cromwell, John Ford, Anatole Litvak, Joshua Logan, Arthur Rip- ley. WRITERS: Grover Jones, Gene Towne, Graham Baker.
Warner Bros. — First National
Vitaphone
PRODUCTION PROGRAM, SEASON 1937-1938 60 FEATURES « 134 SHORT SUBJECTS
FEATURES SET
THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA
Drama; star: Paul Muni; director: William Dieterle; screenplay: Geza Herczeg, Heinz Herald.
FOOD FOR SCANDAL
Comedy; stars: Fernand Gravet, Carole Lombard, Ethel Merman; producer: Mervyn LeRoy; music and lyrics: Rodgers and Hart.
BOY MEETS GIRL
Comedy, by Samuel and Bella Spewack.
THE GAMBLERS
Drama; stars: Edward G. Robinson, Bette Davis, Errol Flynn; producer: Max Rein- hardt.
YES, MY DARLING DAUGHTER
Comedy; stars: Olivia de Havilland, Lucille Watson; play: Mark Reed.
THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD
Romantic drama; stars: Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland.
FIRST LADY
Comedy; star: Kay Francis; with: Anita Louise, Walter Connolly, Louise Fazenda, Veree Teasdale; director: Stanley Logan; play: George S. Kaufman, Katherine Day- ton.
VARSITY SHOW
Musical comedy; stars: Dick Powell, Fred
Waring's Pennsylvanians; director: William Keighley.
TONIGHT'S OUR NIGHT
Comedy; stars: Claudette Colbert, Charles Boyer; play: Jacques Deval.
WHITE BANNERS
Drama; novel: Lloyd C. Douglas.
A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER
Comedy melodrama; stars: Edward G. Rob- inson, Pat O'Brien, Billy Mauch, Humphrey Bogart; play: Damon Runyon, Howard Lindsay.
THE GREAT GARRICK
Drama; stars: Brian Aherne, Olivia de Hai^illand; director: James Whale; producer: Mervyn LeRoy.
JEZEBEL
Drama; star: Bette Davis; director: Edmund Goulding; play: Owen Davis.
BACK IN CIRCULATION
Comedy melodrama; stars: Joan Blondell, Pat O'Brien; director: Ray Enright; story: Adele Rogers St. John.
VALLEY OF THE GIANTS
Drama; in Technicolor; stars: Bette Davis, George Brent; novel: Peter B. Kyne.
THE DESERT SONG
Operetta; in Technicolor; by Oscar Ham- merstein, III, Sigmund Romberg.
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WILLIAM PERLBERG
Producer
"IT'S ALL YOURS"
with Madeleine Carroll, Francis Lederer and Mischa Auer
Columbia Pictures
WILLIAM NIGH
Director
"THE HOOSIER SCHOOLBOY" "THIRTEENTH MAN"
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
WHITE HORSE INN
Operetta. PANAMA CANAL
Drama; star: Paul Muni.
CASINO
Musical; stars: Warner Baxter, Joan Blon- dell, George Brent; director: Joe May.
GOLD DIGGERS IN LONDON
Musical; stars: Dick Powell; Joan Blondell, Ian Hunter, Hugh Herbert, Jane Wyman, Lee Dixon.
THE SMILING CORPSE
Comedy; stars: Hugh Herbert, Frank Mc- Hugh, Allen Jenkins; novel: Philip Wylie.
SISTER ACT
Drama; stars: Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havil- land, Anita Louise, Margaret Lindsay; by Fannie Hurst.
COLLUSION
Comedy; star: Leslie Howard.
SWING YOUR LADY
Comedy; stars: Pat O'Brien, Joan Blondell, Humphrey Bogart; play: Kenyon Nicholson, Charles Robinson.
IT'S LOVE I'M AFTER
Comedy; stars: Leslie Howard, Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland; director: Archie Mayo.
ON YOUR TOES
Musical; star: Ginger Rogers; by Rodgers and Hart, George Abbott.
AND IT ALL CAME TRUE
Comedy romance; stars: Dick Powell, Hum- phrey Bogart, Gloria Dickson; by Louis Bromfield.
A PRAYER FOR MY SONS
Stars: Kay Francis, the Mauch Twins; novel: Hugh Walpole.
COMET OVER BROADWAY
Drama; star: Kay Francis; by Faith Bald- win.
GOLD IS WHERE YOU FIND IT
Romantic drama; in Technicolor; stars: George Brent, Olivia de Havilland, Donald Crisp; by Clements Ripley.
THIS WOMAN IS DANGEROUS
Drama; stars: Jean Arthur, George Brent; frcm "The Changeling," by iDonn Byrne. THE STORY OF SAN MICHELE
Drama; novel: Axel Munthe.
SUBMARINE 262
Comedy drama; stars: Pat O'Brien, George Brent, Wayne Morris, Frank McHugh; di- rector: Lloyd Bacon; by Commander Frank Wead.
LARGER THAN LIFE
Comedy; star: Frank McHugh; by Norman Matson and Joseph Schrank.
THE SISTERS
Stars: Kay Francis, Miriam Hopkins, Jane Bryan; by Myron Brinig.
THE PERFECT SPECIMEN
Romantic comedy; stars: Errol Flynn, Joan Blondell; director: Michael Curtiz; by Samuel Hopkins Adams.
YOU'RE ALL I WANT
Drama; stars: Kay Francis, Ian Hunter, Patric Knowles; by Katherine Brush.
CAMPUS SCANDALS
Musical comedy; stars: Hugh Herbert, Frank McHugh; by Joseph Schrank, Jerry Wald.
THAT CERTAIN WOMAN
Drama; stars: Bette Davis, Ian Hunter, Anita Louise, Henry Fonda; director: Ed- mund Goulding; by Edmund Goulding.
EVERYBODY WAS VERY NICE
Drama; by Stephen Vincent Benet.
THE GREAT LIE
Melodrama; by Lola Stein.
FRENCHY
Comedy romance; stars: Olivia de Havil- land, Ian Hunter.
CHALKED OUT
Drama; stars: Edward G. Robinson, Pat O'Brien, Humphrey Bogart; play: Warden Lewis E. Lowes, Jonathan Finn.
EPISODE
Romantic comedy; stars: Miriam Hopkins, Ian Hunter.
THEY WON'T FORGET
Drama; with: Claude Rains, Gloria Dickson, Edward Norris, Otto Kruger; director-pro- ducer; Mervyn LeRoy.
SH! THE OCTOPUS
Star: Hugh Herbert. (Two more to star Hugh Herbert.)
PENROD AND HIS TWIN BROTHER
Stars: Billy and Bobby Mauch. (Two more to star the Mauch Twins.)
TORCHY BLANE STORIES Three; star: Glenda Farrell.
SHORT SUBJECTS
BROADWAY BREVITIES
30 two-reelers; 6 in Technicolor: "The Littlest Diplomat," with Sybil Jason; "Romance Road," with Walter Cassel; "Remember the Alamo," "The Man Without a Country" with John Litel; "Hollywood Revue" with Rosalind Marquis and Fred Lawrence; "Belle of New Orleans." 24 in black and white featuring: the Yacht Club Boys, Hal J eRoy, Mildred Law, Dave Apollon, Georgie
Price, The Preisser Sisters, Eddie Leonard, Donald Novis, Dorothy Dare, Bob Hope, Aarons and Broderick, June AUyson, Tom Rafferty, Dale Winthrop, Billy and Beverly Bemis, Irene Bordoni, Josephine Huston, Georgie Tapps, Duke McHale, Selma Mar- lowe, Lucille Manners, Romon and Renita, Evan Evans, Fifi D'Orsay, Rufe Davis, Gloria Rich, Floria Vestoff, Joan Abbott, Bernice Claire, Ken Murray and Oswald,
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CHARLES BEXNDTT
Screenplays
"THE THIRTY-]>iIWE STEPS"
"KING SOLOMOl^'S MINES" "SECRET AGENT"
Technical Shooting Script
^^MARCO POLO"
hi Preparation
''SOUTH OF MANILA"
(Goldwyn)
''THE RAGE OF PARIS"
(Universal)
"SHADOW OF THE WI^G"
(Original Collaboration — M.G.M. England)
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Robert Norton, Beverly Phalon, Harry Gribbon.
MERRIE MELODIES
20 one-reel cartoons in Technicolor; pro- ducer: Leon Schlesinger.
FLOYD GIBBONS, "THE HEADLINE HUNTER" IN "YOUR TRUE ADVENTURES"
13 one-reelers. E. M. NEWMAN COLORTOUR ADVENTURES
13 one-reelers; scenes from: Tohati, Borneo, India, Bali, Fiji, South Sea Isles; narration: Davis Ross, Milton J. Cross, Paul Douglas, Howard Claney, Jean Paul King, Basil Ruysdael, Kenneth Roberts, Alan Kent, Don Wilson; in color.
LOONEY TUNES
16 one-reel cartoons; producer: Leon Schles- inger.
MELODY MASTERS
18 one-reelers; Bands: Phil Spitalny, Leon Navara, Mai Hallett, Carl Hoff, Henry King, Enric Madriguera, Carl "Deacon" Moore, Tommy Dorsey, Clyde McCoy, Milt Britton, Clyde Lucas, Russ Morgan, Rubinoff.
VITAPHONE VARIETIES
12 one-reelers; stars: Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crawford, Qem McCarthy, Edgar Bergen, Paul Douglas, Salici's Puppets, The Radio Ramblers, Miss Juliet.
PICTORIAL REVUES
12 one-reelers; narration: Clem McCarthy.
PERSONNEL
STARS: Marion Davies, Leslie Howard, Dick Powell, Brian Aherne, Rudy Vallee, Hum- phrey Bogart, Fred Waring, Paul Muni, Bette Davis, Claudette Colbert, Fernand Gravet, Joan Blondell, Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone, Kay Francis, Errol Flynn, Pat O'Brien, Edward G. Robinson, Olivia de Havilland, George Brent, Benny Goodman, Carole Lombard, Henry Fonda, Jean Arthur, Miriam Hopkins, Warner Baxter, Charles Boyer, Ethel Merman.
FEATURED PLAYERS: Claude Rains, Wayne Morris, Margaret Lindsay, Jane Wyman, Allen Jenkins, Dick Foran, Granville Owen, Hugh O'Connell, Evelyn Thall, Jean Dale, Vladimir Sokoloff, Craig Reynolds, Mary Treen, Rosella Towne, Eric Stanley, Frank McHugh, Gloria Dickson, Kenny Baker, Glenda Farrell, Patric Knowles, Mary Ma- guire, Doris Weston, Donald Crisp, Colette Lyons, Gordon Oliver, Lana Turner, Marcia Ralston, Ellen Clancy, Mabel Todd, Ronald Reagan, Billy Mauch, Bobby Mauch, Bev- evly Roberts, Hugh Herbert, Jane Bryant, Henry O'Neill, Ann Sheridan, Bonita Gran- ville, George E. Stone, Helen Valkis, Ben Welden, Fred Lawrence, Willard Parker, William Hopper, Margaret Irving, Ian Hunter, Anita Louise, Lee Dixon, Barton MacLane, June Travis, Linda Perry, Marie Wilson, Ad- dison Richards, AUyn Joslyn, Dick Purcell, Veda Ann Borg, Anne Nagel, Eddie Acuff, Jchn Litel.
DIRECTORS: Max Reinhardt, Joseph May, Will-
iam Dieterle, William McGann, Noel Smith, Anatole Litvak, Mervyn LeRoy, Frank Mc- Donald, William Clemens, John Farrow, Haden MacQuarrie, Stanley Logan, Lloyd Bacon, Ray Enright, Bobby Connolly, B. Reeves Eason, Edmund Goulding, Michael Curtiz, Busby Berkeley, Nick Grinde, Wil- liam Keighley.
WRITERS: Earl Baldwin, Abem Finkel, William Jacobs, Norman Reilly Raine, William Wis- ter Haines, Anthony Coldeway, Kenneth Gamet, Don Ryan, Aeneas MacKenzie, Ed Earl Repp, Casey Robinson, John Pearson, Richard Macauley, Seton I. Miller, Clements Ripley, Robertson White, Luci Ward, Sig Herzig, Jerry Wald, George Bricker, Peter Milne, Julius Epstein, Lawrence Kimball, Walter Klein, Vincent Sherman, Fritz Falken- stein, Brewster Mcrse, Lawrence Riley, Elaine Ryan, Maurice Leo, Jerry Horwin, Robert Rossen, Morton Grant, Robert Buck- ner. Crane Wilbur, Horace Jackson, Camercn Rogers, Carlton Sand, Milton Krims, George Bilson, Rowland Leigh, Warren Duff, Pat C. Flick, Charles Perry, Heinz Herald, Joseph Schrank, Jean Negulesco.
SONG WRITERS: Harry Warren, Al Dubin, Rigard Rodgers, Larry Hart, M. K. Kerome, Jack Scholl, Richard Whiting, Johnny Mer- cer, Max Steiner, Adolph Deutsch.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS: Henry Blanke, Sam Bischoff, Robert Lord, Lou Edelman, Frank Mandel, David Lewis, Bryan Foy, George Jessel.
VITAGRAPH EXCHANGES
Albany: 1058 Broadway. Boston: 131 Arlington St. Buffalo: 470 Franklin St. New Haven: 134 Meadow St. New York: 630 Ninth Ave. Cincinnati: 1208 Central Parkway. Cleveland: 2300 Payne Ave. Detroit: 2300 Cass Ave.
Philadelphia: 1225 Vine St. Pittsburgh: 1623 Blvd. of the Allies. Washington, D. C: 928 New Jersey Ave.
N. W. Chicago: 1307 S. Wabash Ave. Des Moines: 1001 High St. Indianapolis: 120 W. Michigan St. Milwaukee: 812 N. 11th St.
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PETER MILI^E
WAR1\ER BROS.
MONTY BANKS
Directing
"HE WAS HER MAN"
Starring
GRACIE FIELDS
and
VICTOR McLAGLEN
ENGLISH /J^JSS: PRODUCTION
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PRODUCTION PROGRAMS
Minneapolis: 1104 Currie Ave. Omaha: 1610 'Davenport St. St. Louis: 3212 Olive St. Atlanta: 194 Luckie St., N. W. Charlotte: 311 S. Church St. Dallas: 508 Park Ave. Kansas City, Mo.: 1701 Wyandotte St. Memphis: 384 Second St.
New Orleans: 150 S. Liberty St.
Oklahoma City: 630 W. Grand Ave.
Denver: 2115 Champa St.
Los Angeles: 1918 S. Vermont Ave.
Salt Lake City: 212 E. First South St.
San Francisco: 215 Golden Gate Ave.
Seattle: 2405 Second Ave.
Portland, Ore.: 935 N. W. 19th Ave.
World Pictures Corp-
DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM, SEASON 1937-1938 18 FEATURES • 5 SHORT SUBJECTS
FEATURES
LA TENDRE ENNEMIE
French; director: Max Ophuls; stars: Simone Berriau, Catherine Fonteney, Georges Vit- ray, Marc Valbal.
THE MONKS
Monastic life; prologue narrated by: Father Michael Ahearn, S. J.
Rev.
THE LIFE AND LOVES OF BEETHOVEN
Star: Harry Bauer; cast: Pauley, Jean-Louis Barreuit, Jany Holt, Andre Nox; director: Abel Gance.
THE SKI CHASE
With Hannes Schneider.
ANNIE LAURIE
With Will Fyffe.
SHORT
SONG OF CEYLON WHAT THE PUPPY SAID WHAT THE PARROT SAW
REVOLT IN MOROCCO
Directors: Jean Benoit-Levy, Marie Epstein.
THE SECRET OF STAMBOUL
With Valerie Hobson, Frank Vosper.
NINETY DEGREES SOUTH
Scott Antarctic expedition.
STREET WITHOUT A NAME
With Pola llery.
CRIMSON CIRCLE
With Noah Beery.
MY SONG OF LOVE
With Tito Schipa.
SLALOM
MASQUERADE IN VIENNA
With Anton Walbrook, Paula Wesseley.
SUBJECTS
LOVE ON SKIS BATTLING BETTAS
B. F. Zeidman Productions
PRODUCTION LINEUP, SEASON 1937-1938 3 FEATURES
Distributed by Grand National
SO THIS IS HOLLYWOOD!
By Carroll Graham.
ROGUES' GALLERY
By Willard Keefe.
LOVE RUNS INTO MONEY
By Erwin S. Gelsey.
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ALBERT LEWIS
Producer
RKO
Lloyd A. French
DIRECTOR
WARNER BROTHERS VITAPHONE STUDIO
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
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THE I9r FILM DAILY PRODUCT GUIDE AND DIRECTORS' ANNUAL
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IN
H OLLY WOOD
These brief histories of Filmdom's production personalities are reprinted from THE FILM DAILY where the series is currently being continued.
Index
Alperson, Edward L 182
Bacon, Lloyd 181
Bagnall, George L 169
Baldwin, Earl 186
Banton, Travis 176
Berkeley, Busby 177
Berman, Pandro S 169
Bischoff, Samuel 178
Blanke, Henry 180
Borzage, Frank 177
Botsford, A. M 169
Briskin. Samuel J 166
Brown, Clarence 178
Brown, Harry Joe 175
Cline, Edward F 174
Conn, Maurice H 176
Conway, Jack 189
Cooper, Merian C 172
Cunningham, Jack 172
Curtiz, IVIichael 185
Del Ruth, Roy . 173
deMille, Cecil B 163
Dieterle, William 180
Dreier, Hans 184
Espy, Reeves 171
Estabrook, Howard 181
Fanchon, Miss 182
Feld, Milton H 191
Foy, Bryan I79
Gensler, Lewis E I77
Glazer, Benjamin 181
Goetz, William 164
Goldwyn, Samuel 168
Grainger, Edmund 186
Gross, Edward I7I
Hansen, Franklin 180
Hathaway, Henry 172
Herzbrun, Henry 180
Hornblow, Arthur, Jr I73
Hubbard, Lucien I7I
Hulburd, Merritt . ' '. 171
Johnson, Nunnally 166
Jones, Buck 187
Jones, Grover 181
Karp, Jacob H ." 184
Kaufman, Edward 187
Keighley, William 185
King, Henry ' 190
Landau, Leslie L 190
Lantz, Walter 187
Lasky, Jesse L 166
Le Baron, William I74
Lee, Rowland V 188
Le Maire, Rufus I73
LeRoy, Mervyn I74
Lesser, Sol I70
Levine, Nat 172
Lewin, Albert 190
Lipscomb, W. P l/g
Lloyd, Frank 164
Lloyd, Harold 157
Lord, Robert 178
Lubitsch, Ernst 164
Ludwig, Edward 1 189
Lusty, Lou 175
McCarey, Leo 183
McGuire, William Anthony 191
Macgowan, Kenneth 167
Mamoulian, Rouben 192
Mankiewicz, Joseph 191
Mannix, Edward J 164
Marcus, Lee 187
Marin, Edwin L 189
Markey, Gene 155
Marshall, George 175
Mayer, Louis B 163
Mayo, Archie 183
Meins, Gus 189
Morros, Boris 175
Murphy, Ralph 191
Myers, Zion 188
Pasternak, Joseph 183
Rapf , Harry 170
Ratoff, Gregory 192
Ray, Bernard B 173
Reid, Cliff 173
Reinhardt, Max 175
Rogell, Sid 179
Rogers, Bogart 185
Rogers, Charles R 159
Ruggles, Wesley 1 56
Sandrich, Mark 190
Schenck, Joseph M 163
Schlesinger, Leon 165
Schuessler, Frederick Edward 185
Seiter, William A 184
Selznick, David 0 170
Serlin, Oscar 168
Sherman, Harry 170
Siegel, Moe J 192
Sisk, Robert 188
Sistrom, William 186
Stevens, George 192
Stone, John 184
Stromberg, Hunt 165
Taurog, Norman 186
Thompson, Harlan 158
Thorpe, Richard 182
Vidor, King W 167
Walker, Stuart 183
Wanger, Walter 177
Warner, Jack L 174
Weingarten, Lawrence 188
Wolfe, Manny 176
Wood, Sam 179
Wurtzel, Sol M 165
Zanuck, Darryl F 163
Zeldman, Bennie F 182
Zukor, Eugene 167
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CECIL B. DE MILLE
One of the indus- Iry's pioneers and a No. One man in production. First on the stage. With Jesse L. Lasky, or- ganized the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company in 19 13. Been going strong ever since. Affiliations: P D C . Pathe, MGM, Para- mount Set t fa e vogue for spectacle and Biblical drama. In- spired many a fable which, catching public fancy, have evolved into traditions. Fostered many a stellar career. Has personally di- rected more than 75 features. Smart show- man. His own best publicist. He-man in sports and hobbies. Hair, gray-brown. Eyes, brown. Stands 5, 11. Honors: Doctor of Let- ters, Penn Military College; Order of the Holy Sepulchre, latter conferred in Jerusalem in 1928.
DARRYL F. ZANUCK
Youngest of Hol- lywood's major ex- ecutives and a genuis of screen making. Bitten at the tender age of 6 by the movie bug, sneaking away while visiting Cali- fornia with his par- ents to earn 50 cents a day acting in the films. Indus- try career received
its first impetus when as a Fox Film Company scenarist he turned out almost a script a week. Later affiliations: Warner Brothers, 20th Cen- tury Pictures; 20th Century-Fox, for which he now guides all direction. Was in at the birth of talkies via the unforgettable "The Jazz Singer." Conceived the idea of dramatizing front page news on the screen. Example: "Little Caesar." Developed a fresh crop of players as major stars. Examples: James Cagney, Barbara Stanwyck, Ruby Keeler. Side glance at sports: He has hunted bear in Alaska, plays polo. Hair, brown. Eyes, blue- gray. Stands 5, IV2.
LOUIS B. MAYER
The Mayer of Metro-Gold wy n - Mayer and proof positive of the ad- a g e . "Industrial leaders are born." At 14, directing fig- ure of a New Bruns- wick ship-salvaging concern! First con- tact with filmdom came when he took over a small house in Haverhill, Mass.; one by one, all five houses there were brought under his control. With Nat Gordon, formed Gordon-Mayer Circuit, subsequently became interested in exchange end and his picture judgment so impressed that advent of M-G-M in 1924 saw him selected as logical head of operations. Developed thesis of super-quality in pictures, gave free rein to the "star system." Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was born in his house. Thrice president of Association of M. P. Producers. Physically active. Avid reader of biography. Fond of a good game of bridge.
JOSEPH M. SCHENCK
Chairman of the board of 20th Cen- tury-Fox and truth- fully a business baron, his interests embracing films, outdoor amuse- ments, real estate, finance. Graduate pharmacist. Used S600 savings from drug business to I launch SIOO.OOOJ Paradise Park, Fort George. Then with Brother Nicholas acquired Palisade Park, Fort Lee. Sensed films' possi- bilities when Marcus Loew sought space at Fort George for "theater" housed in a car. Invested with Loew. Produced independently. Became chairman of United Artists' board in 1924. Joined with Darryl F. Zanuck for 20th Century in 1933. Resigned from U. A. presi- dency in 1935 to take present post. Essence of his philosophy: "Save money, have the courage of your convictions, welcome hard work, be loyal, and keep your word, once given, to everybody." It is a success recipe par excellence, witness Schenck's career.
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ERNST LUBITSCH
Producer and di- rector for Para- mount, and the man responsible for the critic-coined descrip- t i V e phraseology, "Lubitsch touches." Professional career is rooted in the Ger- man theater of Max Reinhardt. First film work for the old Berlin Bioscope. In 1915, began to di- rect features, introducing symbolism. At- tracted American attention in a big way with "Mme. Du Barry" ("Passion") in 1919. Ac- cepted an UFA offer. Thence to Hollywood to direct Mary Pickford in "Rosita." After that, a string of successes and international fame. Found the talkie technique easily mas- tered, witness "The Love Parade." Became managing director of production for Paramount in 1935, but asked to be relieved to produce- direct. Hobby: That black cigar. Hair, black. Eyes, brown. Stands 5, 7.
EDWARD J. MANNIX
Met ro-Goldwyn- Mayer producer and, personally, an unusual combina t i o n of business ability, diplomacy and freedom from ^ prejudice. Preceded | his advent into pic- j tures by (a) five years devoted to eastern show man- agement and (b) 14 seasons spent as
manager of Nicholas M. Schenck's Palisades Park. First picture experience gained with Allan Dwan in the producing of Evelyn Nes- bit Thaw's "The Inner Woman." Later man- ager of Norma and Constance Talmadge pro- ductions for Joseph M. Schenck. Subsequent posts: Eastern representative for all Schenck productions, financial comptroller of M-G-M, studio manager, assistant to Irving Thalberg, v.p. and studio key executive. Hobby? Well, put it down as traveling, for he's visited every state and quite a bit of the Dominion of Can- ada and old Mexico.
FRANK LLOYD
Paramount p r o - ducer and the only three-time winner of Motion Picture Academy awards ("Divine Lady,'' "Cavalcade" and "Mutiny on the Bounty"). Credit these achievements to a solid knowl- edge of both stage and screen. Became identified with Eng- lish theater at 15. Arrived in Hollywood in 1913 when industry was wearing swaddling clothes. First job was writing, directing Uni- versal single reelers. Subsequent affiliations: Morosco-Pallas, Fox, Goldwyn, Joseph M. Schenck, Sol Lesser, First National. Master of spectacle. Few can equal him in extracting maximum dramatic value from a scene. Slow- spoken. Never reveals irritation. Active in the Academy. Hobbies: His ranch, his Irish terriers. Reads detective yarns, philosophical works. Hair, brown. Eyes, blue. Stands 5,
111/2.
WILLIAM GOETZ
Executive assis- tant of Darryl F. Zanuck at 20th Cen- tury-Fox, and the youngest of five brothers, all of whom have won their spurs in the industry. Rejected Brother Ben's ad- vice that he pre- pare for a berth in Consolidated Film Laboratories and instead went to Hollywood. First berth as second assistant director for Asher, Small and Rogers. Later affiliations: With Corinne Grif- fith as production head, then general mana- ger; M-G-M and Paramount as company pro- duction manager; Fox Film as aid to Sol M. Wurlzel and producer; RKO as producer; 20th Century as v.p., executive assistant and associate producer; finally, his present post as second in command to Zanuck at Movie- tone City. His record in itself is the most eloquent tribute to his brilliant executive abil- ity. Hair, brown. Stands 5, 9.
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HUNT STROMBERG
Associate studio executive of Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer and possessor of an un- usually wide knowl- edge of the film in- d u s t r y from all angles. Born and educated in Louis- ville, his industry advent was pre- ceded by newspap- er work in St. Louis where he was sports editor of the Tim^a. T.rst film berth was advertising-publicity director for the old Goldwyn company. Subsequent affilations: Personal representative for Thomas H. Ince, 1919; independent producer, releasing through Metro, 1922; Producers' Distributing Corp., pro- ducing Priscilla Dean and Harry Carey films; present post, 1925. Responsible for such films as "Our Dancing Daughters," "The Thin Man," "Treasure Island," and, oh yes, "Naughty Marietta." Hair, brown. Eyes, blue. Stands 6 feet.
LEON SCHLESINGER
Producer of "Mer- rie Melodie" and "Looney Tunes'' cartoons for Warner Brothers and a vet- eran of well nigh every branch of show business! First contact with theater was as ush- er at Blaney's Arch St. Theater, Phila- delphia, and thence into its boxoffice.
Next at the old Colonial, Chicago, as treasurer, with later years as p. a. and manager for road show^s and vnude. First film post was vrHh old Metro Company as salesman out of Chi- cago. Subsequent affilations: Inter-Ocean Film Corp., New York; Agfa Film as West Coast sales manager; Pacific Title and Art Studio, which he founded. Then, back in '30, Jack Warner suggested he make a cartoon, with 30-day option for 12 more. It took Warner seven minutes after he saw the first to exer- cise it. Now has a straight three-year Warner pact.
SOL M. WURTZEL
Executive p r o -
ducer for 20th Cen- tury-Fox and a man who, although lifting many per- sonalities out of ob- scurity, shies a t publicity for him self. Quit a job with a wholesale grocery firm to be- come a $15 -per - week secretary-ste- nographer for Fox
Film in 1915. Two years later, was or- dered to Hollywood as general manager of Fox studio. Found its three-stage plant in the middle of an orange and lemon grove, and now look at it; Blessed with what Hollywood calls "a good story mind." Is convinced pub- lic ■wants entertainment, not preachment on screen. Asks only results from employes. Forgives mistakes, not alibis. Never speaks unless his words mean something. Confesses to no hobbies, and yet: Travels, plays bridge, golf, loves animals, and especially dogs; drives his own car. Square chinned and athletic. Hair, dark. Eyes, brown. Stands 5, 10.
GENE MARKEY
Associate produc- er for 20th Century- Fox, veteran film writer and a man of whom it is well said that there ex- ists no classification to fit his career. Born with imagina- tion, the intelligence to use it and the desire to do some- thing with it. Wrote his first novel at
11; his family still has it in ms. form. Went from Dartmouth (a Deke and a Sphinx) to the Army and, the war over, to Art Institute of Chicago. Found he was no artist but a car- icaturist. Wrote and drew for newspapers, magazines. Then a dramatist. Next a bona- fide novelist. Became movie-minded when RKO Pathe made his "Stepping High" as "Syncopation." Has ■written for Paramount, Pathe, M-G-M, Warners, Fox, 20th Century- Fox. Extra curriculnr activities embrace golf, boxing, travel, collecting 18th Century boxing
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prints. A good listener. Places confidence in hunches. Hair, brown. Eyes, hazel. Stands 5, 11.
WESLEY RUGGLES
Top-flight film di- rector, a distinction won by 19 years of hard work. Native of Los Angeles, but was raised in 'Fris- co, where he early manifested interest in the theater. First a stock player. Or- ganized Ruggles' Minstrels which fin- ally stranded. First film job was in 1914
with Mack Bennett's Keystoners. Successively was props, film editor, assistant director, di- rector. "Joined up" with Uncle Sam at the outbreak of the war, served in France two years, came home a first lieutenant. Then back to Hollywood and a job with Vilagraph as Alice Joyce's director. "Discovered" Jack Oakie for "Finder's Keepers." Well-remem- bered for his "Cimarron," "The Gilded Lily," "The Bride Comes Home." Brother of Charlie Ruggles. Hair, dark. Eyes, brown.
NUNNALLY JOHNSON
A film writer "who used to be a newspaper man himself." First job ■was on home town E n q u i r er-Sun at Columbus, Ga. Didn't wait for the U. S. to enter the World War before joining the Army and enlisted in June, 1915. Came out a second looey and
returned to journalism via the N. Y. Tribune, Brooklyn Eagle, Herald Tribune, N. Y. Post. Clicked as a magazine writer, and then was drafted by the films. Has written for Para- mount, 20th Century-Fox, Samuel Goldwyn. Samples of his wares: "House of Rothschild," "Kid Millions," "Thanks a Million." Considers his biggest newspaper stories those detailing the Scopes "monkey" trial in Dayton, Tenn., and the Wall St. bombing. No hobby; he's too busy as a writer. Tennis his only recrea- tion. Hair, brown. Eyes, blue. Stands 5, 11 '2.
JESSE L. LASKY
Pioneer motion picture prod u c e r . and now with RKO Radio as unit pro- ducer. Career col- orful, varied. Re- porter. Joined Alas- kan Gold Rush. Mu- sician. Vaudeville producer. Built Fol- ies Bergere, first Continental Music Hall, New York. 1911. With Cecil
B. deMille created Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Co. in 1913. Recently completed his one thousandth feature picture. Built to screen stardom Geraldine Farrar, Wollace Reid, Maurice Chevalier, Nino Martini and numerous others. Among his outstanding productions: "Covered Wagon," "Wings," "Old Ironsides," "Peter Pan," "Beau Geste," "White Parade" and "Gay Desperado." Affiliations: Vice- President, Famous Players-Lasky Corp.; Pro- ducer at Fox, United Artists and RKO. Hob- bies: Golfing and fishing. Genial, kind. In- defatigable worker.
SAMUEL J. BRISKIN
One of the indus- try's youngest and most progressive leaders. Started pic- ture career as ac- countant. Came up from the ranks to win dominant posi- tion as showman and production ex- ecutive. Affiliations:
C. B. C. Film Pro- ductions, Banner Pictures, Columbia
Pictures; RKO Radio Pictures for which he's now vice-president in charge of all produc- tion. Under his regime as general manager, Columbia forged to position of major im- portance in the industry, producing such pic- tures as "One Night of Love" and the Acad- emy award winner, "It Happened One Night." Has made past year busiest and most pro- ductive of RKO Radio history. Is rapidly building up studio personality roster and re- cently conceived idea of aiding stage by loan-
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ing theaters young contract players. Edu- cated at College of City of New York and New York University. Good golfer and likes horse races. Sees television industry aid. Hair, dark brown. Eyes, blue-gray. Height, 5, 10.
HAROLD LLOYD
Paramount p r o - ducer-star and a man who knows the movie industry from top to bottom. Opinion widely sought by produc- ers. Plays golf fre- quently with Bing Crosby, who al- 1 ways beats him, and with Richard I Arlen who a 1 s o j does. One of the
best handball players in Hollywood. Likes football. Hates making speeches. Famed in the film city for his utter lack of self-conscious- ness and egocentricity. Native of Burchard, Neb. Made his debut in a real part with Frank Bacon in "Tess of the D'Urbervilles." Played stock in Omaha and Los Angeles. Crashed his first studio (Universal) by donning makeup and sneaking past the gafeman with a group of working players at lunch time. Went with Hal Roach as slapstick comedian, in "Lonesome Luke" series. Has done his "ordinary bespectacled young American" character for more than 15 years and still go- ing strong. Plans two pictures yearly with Paramount. Hobbies: swimming, golf, hand- ball. Hair, brown. Eyes, the same. Stands 5, 10.
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KENNETH MACGOWAN
Associate produc- er for 20th Century- Fox and a son of Fair Harvard, class of '11. Edited the Harvard Monthly, ran the Harvard Dramatic Club and found time during his senior year to review the dram- mah for the Boston Transcript. Thence to the Philly Even- ing Ledger as cinema-literary critic, and sub-
sequently berths on the N. Y. Trib, Globe, Vogue, Theater Arts Magazine, with an inter- lude as p. a. and adv. director for Goldwyn Pictures. Deserted journalism in '24 to direct Provincetown Playhouse at Eugene O'Neill's invitation; also directed Greenwich Village Theater and, after that, produced on Broad- way. To Hollywood in January, '32, as RKO story editor. Seven months later was made associate producer. Results: "Little Women," "La Cucaracha." Recommended Katharine Hepburn for stardom. With 20th Century-Fox since Labor Day, '35. Hobby, golf. Hair, brown. Eyes, ditto. Stands 5, 11 V2.
EUGENE ZUKOR
Executive in Par- amount production department, advis- ing of foreign de- partment needs. Started with Para- mount in 1916 in New York studio publicity depart- ment. War service in 1918. In 1920. appointed assistant manager of Para- mount's New York
exchange. In 1922, transferred to the home office to handle theater purchases. In 1924 appointed assistant to the president. In 1927 transferred to the theater department, special izing in construction and research. In 1932 became executive member of foreign depart ment. Likes golf and plays with his father, Adolph Zukor, regularly. Founded the Para mount Pep Club in New York City. Was re cently made honorary vice-president of the Paramount Studio Club.
KING W. VIDOR
President of Di- rectors' Guild, and Paramount director- producer. Started as ticket taker in Gal- veston, became in- dependent produc- er in Texas and has done everything from acting to writ- ing, including tech- nical work. Affilia- t i o n s : Universal, M-G-M, Vitagraph.
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Paramount, Samuel Goldwyn. Directed "The Big Parade," which played two years on Broadway and grossed more than any other picture ever made. Directed such widely varying pictures as "Bardelys the Magnifi- cent," "The Crowd," "Hallelujah," and "Our Daily Bread," the latter winning the Brussels International Cinema Festival executive com- mittee's certificate of honor. Awarded the cross of honor by the United Daughters of the Confederacy for "So Red the Rose." Likes yachting, modern art and modern music. Plays tennis, is a boating enthusiast. Plays guitar, sings. Graduate of Peacock Military School, San Antonio, and Tome Institute, Port Deposit, Md. Hair, black. Eyes, blue. Stands 5. 11.
HARLAN THOMPSON
Paramount p r o - ducer. Future in Hollywood was was made a cer- tainty when he co- produced and co- directed "Blessed Event" on Broad- way. Was born in Hannibal, Sept. 24, 1890. Studied chem- ical engineering at University of Kan- sas and became
chemical instructor in junior year. Worked on Kansas City Post and Kansas City Star. Re- entered university, specializing in journalism. Edited Daily Kansasan, was Sunday editor, dramatic critic and assistant city editor of Kansas City Star. Commanding officer of 615 Aero Squadron at Kelly Field, Texas, and 167 Aero Squadron in England. Wrote "Man Hunt," one-act play for vaudeville and ama- teur production which ran for more than 5 years. Became feature writer on New York World. Wrote "Little Jessie James," which ran more than a year on Broadway. Affilia- tions: Fox, Paramount. First picture for which he wrote original and screen play, "Hot News." Married to Marian Spilzer of Para- mount editorial board. Has newly-born son. Hair, blond. Eyes, blue. Stands 5, 9.
OSCAR SERLIN
Associate produc- er. Worked through school and college by writing vaude- ville sketches. Born in Russia. Attended DePaul Academy and DePaul Uni- versity. First job was as doorman at Olympic theater to which he later re- turned as assistant manager. Wrote
vaudeville acts. Promoted wrestling. Di- rected amateur shows. Studied theater in Vienna, Berlin, London and Paris. Contributed gags to newspapers. Was stage manager, general manager, then producer of Broadway shows. Most recently was in charge of talent department in New York. Adapted foreign plays for the American stage. Latter part of 1932, signed by Paramount as assistant to E. Lloyd Sheldon. Then associate producer on B. P. Schulberg's staff. Back to West Coast November, 1936. Quit Paramount post as '37 swung under way and later joined Selznick International; then resigned to produce stage plays.
SAMUEL GOLDWYN
President of Sam- uel Goldwyn, Inc., "Maker of stars" and propagandist for "fewer and bet- ter pictures." Came to the U. S. via steerage from na- tive Poland at 11; at 17, was in charge of a glove factory at Glovers- ville, N. Y. Sensed the infant film in- dustry's possibilitias, went to New York, formed a partnership with Jesse L. Lasky, and in 1913 produced "The Squaw Man," first full-length film made in the U. S. In '17, was instrumental in effecting the Famous Players-Lasky mer- ger, becoming board chairman. Organized
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Goldwyn Pictures Corp. in '18, subsequently sold his interests fo Metro and re-entered inde- pendent production. Year later, was elected owner-member of United Artists. Active, ag- gressive, determined. Swift walker, enjoys three-mile hikes. Inspiration of many a chuckle- packed story. Married to the former Frances Howard. One son, Samuel, Jr., now 10.
CHARLES R. ROGERS
Executive v i c e - president in charge of production of the new Universal and rated one of the most mentally-alert executives in the in- dustry. Once a salesman of haber- dashery, later. New England sales man- ager for a painf-var- : nish concern. With a pensioned Lehigh
Valley fireman as partner, built the Eastern Star Theater at East Buffalo. Formed a little company and bought independent pix for New York State territory. Then with L. J. Selznick as director of sales. Subsequent affiliations: Rob- ertson-Cole Co., partnership with Hunt Strom- berg, with E. M. Asher and Edward Small, with RKO Pathe, with Paramount, as an indie producer, and finally, with Universal, whose purchase he negotiated. Married to the former Helen Weiss, non pro. One son, John W,
PANDRO S. HERMAN
Brilliant you n-g showman who grew up wth industry to become one of its ace producers. Start- ed as assistant di- rector at FBO, just out of high school. Became film editor, then head of cutting department. Has re- mained associated with RKO Radio, successor to FBO.
Was executive assistant to three studio produc- tion chiefs, William LeBaron, David O. Selznick and Merian C. Cooper. Turned to producing during Cooper regime. Has had remarkable list of outstanding successes. Developed Fred As-
taire and Ginger Rogers into screen's greatest money-making team at production helm of their musicals. Brought Katharine Hepburn to peak of fame. Introduced Lily Pons, among others, to screen. Successes range from musicals to h3avy drama. One of the Hollywood colony's best tennis players. Has shared doubles title of motion picture championships. Hair, dark brown; eyes, brown. Height. 5, 8.
A. M. BOTSFORD
Executive assist- ant to William Le Baron, managing di- rector of production. Paramount. Born, Rockland, IlL; edu- cated, Williams Col- lege (A.B. degree), specializing in Eng- 1 lish. Was city editor i of the Quincy (111.) j Herald; reporter on i the New York World. Was with
Paramount Famous Lasky in July, 1917, as pub- licity writer; advertising manager, 1920-1925. Became advertising manager of Publix thea- ters. In 1931 became head of story department in New York. Appointed assistant to Emanuel Cohen in 1933. Appointed assistant to Henry Herzbrun in February, 1934; named associate producer in November, 1935. Produced, among others, "Too Many Parents," "Three Cheers for Love," "Sudden Death," "Return of Sophie Lang," "Hollywood Boulevard," "Murder With Pictures," "Rose Bowl." Assumed present stu- dio position in December, 1936. Married. Has three children.
GEORGE L. BAGNALL
Executive studio manager. Para- mount. Born, Mul- lingar, Ireland, May 24, 1896. Educated in public schools of G a 1 w a y, Ireland; graduated from Ex- eter College. Went to Alberta, Canada, where he took his place as a public accountant andj earned the degree!
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o{ C.A. Served in war for four years, after which he went to New York as a public ac- countant with firm of louche, Niven and Co. Next went to Atlanta, Ga., as comptroller for Davison, Paxon & Stokes, affiliated with R. H. Macy Co., New York. Joined Fox Film Corp. October, 1928, as comptroller at West Coast Studio and was placed in charge of all finances in June, 1930. In 1935, became studio treasurer of Paramount. Was elected president of Paramount Studio Club in 1936. Hobbies: reading and golf. Married. Has two sons, Michael and George. Hair, brown. Eyes, brown. Stands 6 ft.
SOL LESSER
The Boss of Prin- c i p a 1 Productions and a pioneer of the industry, which he entered in 'Frisco in 19 0 7. Established Golden Gate Film Exchange, All Star Feature Distributors Exchange which, in 1914, were consoli- dated with Miles , Bros, and California I Film Exchange. Two
years later, established a Northern California circuit. Moved to Los Angeles in 1919 and was one of the organizers of West Coast Theaters, Inc. Sold out his interest, retired in 1926. Pro- ducing activities in the interim: All Star Fea- tures, Principal Pictures. In 1930, associated with Inspiration, subsequently resigned to be- come assistant to Joseph Schenck at U. A. Re- signed in '31 to handle Universal Theater cir- cuit. Formed Principal in '32. For '37-38, will produce for both RKO Radio and 20lh Century- Fox. Married. Two children.
DAVID O. SELZNICK
President, execu- tive producer of Selznick Interna- tional Pictures, Inc., and son of the late Lewis J. Selznick, who trained him in all branches of the industry. Activities, affiliations: Promot- ed and produced specially shorts, quickies; became West Coast repre-
sentative of Associated Exhibitors; joined M-G- M, emerging as associate producer; moved to Paramount as aide to B. P. Schulberg, became associate producer and before 30th birthday, was executive assistant to studio's managing director. Resigned on the issue of unit produc- tion. Joined RKO Radio as v. p. in charge of all production, effected the consolidation of Ra- dio and Pathe studios. Resigned post and joined M-G-M as v. p. and head of his own production unit. Next came Selznick International. Only producer to have two of his films listed among The Film Daily's "Ten Best" in 1934 and 1935.
HARRY RAPF
Producer with M- G-M since 1924 and ■with few peers as a discoverer of talent. Found Joan Craw- ford in a Broadway dancing chorus; found Lupe Velez; found Spencer Tra- cy. Sponsored di- rectorial careers of Monta Bell, Edmund | Goulding. Began a theatrical career as
the impresario of a barnstorming home talent minstrel show in Colorado. Next with Gus Ed- wards as manager, then set up his own vaude producing-booking office in New York with Lou Golder as partner. Turned to films in 1914, his first venture a releasing contract with World Film. Produced indies. Became Selznick's pro- duction manager. Entered Warner partnership in 1921. Joined Louis B. Mayer in 1924 with the merger of M-G-M. Three hobbies: bridge, fishing, career of his son, Maurice. Dynamo of energy. Tells a neat story.
HARRY SHERMAN
The man who dis- covered the cinema- tic potentialities of Hopalong Cassidy in 1935 and who since has been do- ing right well by Clarence E. Mul- ford's favorite char- acter. Entered pic- ture business as operator of a circuit in and around Min- neapolis, affiliated
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with Sullivan and Considine. Later operated indie exchanges throughout the mid-west with AIco and Metro franchises. Held franchise on half of the U. S. for D. W. Griffith's unforgetta- ble "Birth of A Nation". Turned to production in 1917 with George Loane Tucker. Producer of the first Zane Greys. For some years, producer with Pathe, M-G-M. At present, in addition to producing the Hopalong Cassidy stories for Paramount, he is making a series of pictures from the Rex Beach stories.
REEVES ESPY
Executive assist- ant to Samuel Gold- wyn and another newspaperman t o make good in Hoi lywood. Native of St. Louis, graduate of Washington Uni- versity. Sports edi- tor of the St. Louis Republic in the hal- cyon days of Sam i Hellman, m.e. Cron- ies there included
Louis Lee Arms (who married Mae Marsh), Tru- man Talley, Jack Kirkland. Lured away by the theater, he rose to the managership of the Skouras circuit of St. Louis theaters. Subse- quently, the Skouras interests sent him to the Pacific Coast as g. m. of Fox West Coast Thea- ters. Resigned in April, 1935, to join Sam Goldwyn's production forces. Married to the former Ellen Parle, St. Louis socialite and a granddaughter of the late Edward Butler, one- lime Missouri political ruler. Two children.
EDWARD GROSS
Associate p r o - ducer for Principal Productions, making his debut as such with Bobby Breen's recent "Rainbow on the River." Born in New York, studied law at New York University. First po- sition in Wanamak- er's executive office. New York in charge of all minor office
help and junior clerks. Went to Los Angeles in 1921 and for four years was with an importing firm. Then in importing field on his own until 1930 when he joined Paramount in an execu-
tive capacity. Left Paramount in 1934 to ac- cept a New Deal appointment and for some months was in charge of a section of the Gov- ernment's labor division. Re-entered the indus- try via Sol Lesser's Principal Productions as general manager in 1935.
LUCIEN HUBBARD
Associate p r o - ducer for M-G-M and a descendant of Ul- rich Zvringle, the Martin Luther of Switzerland. Born in Cincinnati, grew up in Bellevue, Ky., and qualified for the "used - to - be - a newspaperman-my - self" column by re- porting for the Cin- 1 cinnati Times - Star,
Cincinnati Post, Chicago Daily News, New Or- leans Item and editing for the New York Press and New York Tribune. Broke into the indus- try as a writer for Paramount and other com- panies. Wrote the script and directed such films as "Rose Marie," "The Mysterious Island" for M-G-M. Produced "Wings" for Paramount. Supervised "The Silver Dollar" and "42nd Street," among others, for Warners. Schoolday athlete. Expert polo player. Married. Two daughters, Janet Helen, 17; Betty Ann, 14. Brown hair. Brown eyes. Stands 5, 11.
MERRITT HULBURD
Member of Sam- uel Goldwyn's per- sonal staff, assisting £ % in story selection f 1 and in production. f . f Native of German- town, Pa. Graduate o f University o f Pennsylvania, mem- 1 ber of Psi Upsilon. Became an English instructor for two years, took an M.A. degree. On the edi- torial staff of the Saturday Evening Post from June, 1925, to November, 1931, the last four years as associate editor. Paramount appoint- ed him to its New York Editorial Board when he resigned from the Curtis employ. Subse- quently, he was transferred to the West Coast, and made director of the studio writing staff. Left the Paramount fold to affiliate with Gold- wyn in December, 1934.
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MERIAN C. COOPER
A M-G-M p r o - ducer after resign- ing as vice-president of Selznick Interna- tional Pictures. Born in Jacksonville, Fla.. educated at Lau- renceville School and Annapolis. Sailed before the mast, then a news- paper man, next a soldier on the Bor-| der. in France, Poland. Off to the
Malay Peninsula to explore, write. Motion pictures made on the trip aroused interest in the screen. Result: Partnership with Ernest Schoedsack, and such well-remem- bered pictures as "Grass" (Persia-made), "Chang" (Siam-made) and "Four Feathers" (Africa-made). Next a temporary exit from films fo aid aviation's development — he had been in the U. S. and Polish air service. Re- won to Hollywood when David O. Selznick took over RKO Radio production reins, but remains director of several aviation companies. Fellow of the French Geographic, British Royal Geo- graphic Societies. Married to the former Doro- thy Jordan. One child. Hair, brown. Eyes, brown. Stands 5, 8.
HENRY HATHAWAY
Paramount p r o - ducer-director. Born in Sacramento. Has been in the film business more than 25 years. Direction of "Lives of a Ben- gal Lancer" for Par- amount late in 1934 suddenly projected him into the Holly- wood limelight. Mother, Jean Hatha- way, a musical com- edy actress of note, formed with Alan Dwan the American Film Co. in 1908. He started then as a child actor. At 12. he was a third assistant to Otis Turner, then directing at Uni- versal. Signed to a Universal contract in 1916 as Irene Hunt's leading man. A year of this and he vrent with the old Goldwyn Co. Fif- teen years of his life have been at Paramount, mostly as assistant director. Decided upon a
career of adventure shortly after sound came in. visited the Khyber Pass which he immor- talized later in "Lancer." Returning under sponsorship of Emanuel Cohen he was made a director of Westerns. After seven he branched into the more versatile dramatics. Hobby, tra- veling.
NAT LEVINE
Former President of Republic Produc- tions. Inc., and one of those indebted to t h e well-beloved Marcus Loew for his first lessons in showmanship. Born in New York City. Started his motion picture career by finding an office boy's berth vacant in Marcus Loew's bailiwick and landing the job. Some time later joined Margaret Winkler, producer of Krazy Kat cartoons. Next an independent producer for the state right market. Organized Mascot Pic- tures in 1924. producing serials. He also pro- duced outstanding pictures on the independent market. Became prexy of Republic Productions shortly after the merger of Mascot and the old Monogram in 1935. He is one of the indus- try's nighf-and-day working executives. Now an M-G-M producer. Married, the missus being Frances Levine.
JACK CUNNINGHAM
Paramount super- visor and the screen writer whose imagi- native faculties pro- vided the epic surge in "The Covered Wagon'' which Adolph Zukor, when in reminiscent mood, will tell you is the greatest picture that gave him the grec - est "kick." Born in Ionia, Iowa, April 1, 1889, educated at Cornell, not Ithaca's univer- sity, but Mt. Vernon's college. Entered pictures in 1914. Responsible for the adaptations of, among others, "Don Q," "The Black Pirate," "White Shadows in the South Seas," "The Iron Mask." Co-author of screen play of "Missis- sippi," and has worked on all W. C. Fields scripts for the last few years, including "Poppy."
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BERNARD B. RAY
CLIFF REID
Probably the youngest pioneer in pictures, and he's still in his 30~. Broke into the in- dustry a quarter oi a century ago with the American Bio- graph Company in its laboratory. Then West with David W. Griffith to the Mu- tual Film Corpora- tion. Was with Tri- angle— remember? — as cameraman. Later, in charge of an independent laboratory in Holly- wood. Subsequently with Capitol Film Corp., with Educational and in partnership with Ferdi- nand P. Earle. Directed his first picture in 1920 and since has been directing and producing. Organized Reliable Pictures in 1933 and pro- duced and directed 49 pictures during the last three years. For relaxation, plays a great game of chess, a music lover, attends all symphonies. Stands, 5,6' 2. Tips the scales at 150.
RUFUS LE MAIRE
Executive assist- ant to Charles R. Rogers at Universal and a specialist in talent. Born in New York, educated in Fori Worth, Tex. First broke into show business with a New York theatri- cal booking agent on leaving school. Next an office boy at the old Winter Garden. Attracted the observing eye of Lee Shubert who assigned him to engage talent for the Winter Garden and put on the Sunday night concerts. A producer of New York stage plays the next step: "Broadway Brevities," "Helen of Troy, N. Y.," "Marjorie," "Betty Lee," "Le Moire's Affairs." Sensing the talkies' possibilities, moved to Hollywood in 1929. Af- filiations: Columbia, William Morris office, War- ners (as casting director). Fox, United Artists (signed George Arliss under personal contract), M-G-M (as casting director), and finally. Uni- versal.
Associate p r o - ducer at RKO Radio and a film-maker for 16 years. In the in- dustry since 1912, when he left the New York Times editorial staff to form the Renfax Film Co. which brought from England an electri- c a 1 , synchronized talking-picture d e - vice called Vive- phone. Even in 1912 Reid had 1.000 theaters equipped for musical and talking pictures! Later affiliations: Fox Film, Mutual, United Pic- tures, Select Pictures, Selznick Pictures, his capacity varying from manager to district man- ager to home-office representative. To Holly- wood in 1920 to produce independently. In 1931, became production executive at Fox. Re- cent RKO productions: "Lost Patrol," "The In- former," and, in collaboration with Robert Sisk, "The Plough and the Stars." Hobby, sports, pro and amateur.
ARTHUR HORNBLOW, JR.
Paramount associ- ate producer. Son of the founder and veteran editor of Theater Magazine. Born in New York, on March 15, 1893. He began by writ- ing dramatic sketch- es for vaudeville. Studied 1 a w and was admitted to the New York bar, 1917. Served in Intelli- gence during War. Achieved first success with series of adaptations from the French. Joined Charles Frohman Co. as assistant producing director under Gilbert Miller. In partnership with Robert Milton, produced "The Youngest" by Phillip Barry, "The Dark Angel," and others. In 1926, wrote the much discussed "The Cap- tive," which led Samuel Goldwyn to sign him as a writer in 1927. Next with Paramount as an associate producer in 1934.
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JACK L. WARNER
EDWARD F. CLINE
W a r n e r's vice- president in charge of production, under whose regime com- pany has pioneered scores of innova- t i o n s , developed new b i g names. Level - headed, makes quick deci- sions, knows his public. Started as small theater opera- tor, learned the
show business from the ground up and never stopped for breath till he made the grade. First experience in Hollywood was in short come- dies with Al St. John. Knows every phase of film-making and selling. Has uncanny sense of possible audience reaction to scenes. Does final editing on every picture that bears his firm's name. Usually calm and unruffled, con- ducts the mammoth task of producing GO pic- tures a year without fuss or flurry. Plain, un- assuming in manner, a good mixer. A natural go-getter, on a grand scale.
WILLIAM LE BARON
Managing direc tor of production fci Paramount and a former editor of Col- lier's. Born in Elgin, 111., and a graduate of New York Uni- versity. Was gener- al manager of Cos- mopolitan Film Pro- ductions five years. Became associate producer for Fa- mous Players-Lasky in 1924, for three years. In 1927, he went to Hollywood as F.B.O. producer. Became vice- president in charge of production for Radio when that studio absorbed F.B.O. In 1932 he joined Paramount as associate producer and made "She Done Him Wrong," "I'm No Angel," Mae West hits. Produced "Cimarron," "Humor- esque," "Beau Geste," "College Humor." Au- thored such famed Broadway musical shows and dramas as well-remembered "Apple Blos- soms," "Her Regiment," "The Love Letter." Has siring of race horses. Likes golf, tennis.
Paramount super- visor. Born in Ke- nosha, Wis., Nov. 4, 1892. A trouper with traveling shows at 11. Schooling in- cluded spell at a Lake Forest, IlL, mil- itary academy. To I California with a show which went I broke, whereupon | he conceived the i idea of opening a
song shop in Long Beach. It failed. Next an extra job at Paramount. Later became a Key- stone Kop. Originated the famous Mack Sen- nett Bathing Beauties! Directed first pictures of Buster Keaton, Jackie Coogan, Baby Peggy, Wheeler and Woolsey, Charlie Ruggles and Irene Dunne! Affiliations: Fox, Columbia, Sol Lesser, RKO, Universal, Warner, Paramount. Signed to present studio position in May, 1935.
MERVYN LE ROY
Producer of Mer- vyn LeRoy Produc- tions for Warners and a picture maker who has directed an outstanding feature in well nigh every cycle. As a boy, sold papers outside the eld Alcazar in Frisco. Got a small part in "Barbara Frietchie" and won applause by acci- dentally falling out of a tree. Made the grade in vaudeville in the act "Two Boys at a Piano." Attracted by the promise of the movies, went into the Lasky wardrobe department at S12.50 a week. Met Al Green and wheedled him into a bit in "Ghost Breaker." Suggested several good gags and Green kept him on. At First National, talked his way into a job as director. His first assignment was "No Place to Go." The rest is history. Young, keen, natural show- man, resourceful and progressive.
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GEORGE MARSHALL
HARRY JOE BROWN
Twentieth C e n - t u r y-F o x director. Quit selling maga- zines to take an of- fer of $1 a day and cakes and coffee as an "e X t r a." Mel Frank Lloyd, who was then another "e X t r a." They bought a tuxedo to- gether which they shared as wardrobe, becoming "dress ex- tras" at $3.50 a day. Found a third "muske- teer" in William Seiter. Finally became as- sistant director with Francis Ford. Next joined Al Christie as an assistant cameraman, hence to Universal as assistant director. In France two years with Signal Corps, A.E.F. After war, got job directing Tom Mix. Directed many of the Will Rogers pictures. Married Germain Minet in France. Two children, Germain, and George Jr.
LOU LUSTY
R K O Associate Producer and Execu five Assistant to Samuel J. Briskin. Born in New York City. Father, a famed New York restaurateur at the turn of the century and proprietor of "Lustgarten's." But with theatrical virus in his veins, he de- toured his father's
hostelry and arrived at the Capitol Theater as an usher under the aegis of the late, great Roxy. There he learned that a curved line is the shortest distance between two points in the show business and before long he was issuing press releases for "Doc" Riesenfeld at the old Rialto Theater along about 1922 B, M. (before Mayer). Later became Roxy's assistant during and after the construction of the Roxy Theater. Since arrival in Hollywood some four years ago, he has climbed from trailer and associate producing at Columbia to his present post with RKO. Hobby — eating at expensive restaurants, at's in the blood.)
Warner Brothers associate producer, with a 17-year in- dustry background. Born in Pittsburgh, educated for the bar at U. of M. and Syr- a c u s e University. On graduation, in- stead turned to newspaper work, then to the theater. Army captain dur- ing the World War. Entered films in '20. Filmed the Fred Thomp- son Westerns when that star led his class. Pro- duced and directed Ken Maynard Westerns for First National and Universal in association with Charles R. Rogers. Later, same partnership produced for R.K.O., then took over full charge of Pathe Studios until Pathe consolidation with R.K.O. Together with Rogers, again formed own company and distributed through Para- mount for following two years. As Warners associate producer responsible for "Captain Blood," "Ceiling Zero," and "Stolen Holiday."
BORIS MORROS
Paramount studio general musical di- rector and associate producer. Born in Alexandrovsk, Rus- sia, on Jan. 1, 1895. Educated at the Im.- perial Conservatory at St. Petersburg. Studied under Rim- sky-Korsakoff. For- m e r 1 y conducted 1 0 8-piece Imperial Russian Symphony
orchestra which he started as a boy. Organ- ized "Chauve Souris" and was director of music for all Paramount theaters. Ancestors were court musicians to Russian royal family. Plays virtually every instrument. Composed famed "The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers." Discovered Rudy Vallee, Rubinoff. Plays golf in 80's. Is entertainment chairman of Para- mount Studio Club. Says: "Nothing succeeds like success." Honors: the coveted Anton Rubinstein prize upon graduation from the Imperial Conservatory of Music.
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MAURICE H. CONN
TRAVIS BANTON
President of both Ambassador P i c - tures. Inc., and Conn Pictures Corp. Na- tive o{ Concord, N. H. Educated at Rhode Island State College (B.S.), Brown University (A.M.). and University of Southern California (graduate work). Managed theaters in Concord and Provi- dence. With Mascot in both production and distribution. Established Ambassador Pictures in association with Sig Neufeld in 1934. Just 30, has already produced 22 features. In 1935, took over Neufeld's interest in Ambassador, added a series of Frankie Darro action pictures under the Conn Pictures banner. Later, Kane Richmond was added as Darro co-star. In 1936, established an additional series, starring Pinky Tomlin and Toby Wing. Also took over the Reliable Studios which he since completely remodeled.
MAX REINHARDT
Paramount studio fashion designer. Bom at Waco, Tex- as, he migrated to New Mexico at the age of six years and later to New York City. Spent t'wo years at Colum- bia, where he claims to have flunked everything offered. Next year, was at Art Students
League, followed by a year in the New York School of Fine and Applied Arts. Quit school to join the Navy at outbreak of War. Spent training days at Newport and for most of war was on a tiny submarine patrol boat. First job as fashion designer was with Mme. Frances in New York. Soon branched out for himself. Spent a year in Paris. Introduced to Walter Wanger by Will H. Hays, whose doctor sold the idea of getting Banton, a friend, into the film designing end. First worked on costumes for "The Dressmaker of Paris," 10 years ago. Makes an annual trip to Paris for two months.
MANNY WOLFE
Warner Bros, di- rector. Born in Ba- den, Austria, on Sept. 8, 1873. Edu- cated at Untergym- nasium. Worked in a bank for a time. Began dramatic ed- ucation under Emile Burde and later en- 1 tered Vienna Con- servatorium, where ! he remained until | began his first pro- fessional career at the Stadt Theater in Salz- burg in 1893.. Otto Brahm, of Berlin Deutsches Theater, saw him, result: a contract. In 1903 he left Brahm to start his career as a director. Success came, and he vras appointed director of the Deutsches Theater. He built two the- aters and traveled to foreign countries, Eng- land and France included, to produce. In America he did "The Miracle" for Norman Bel- Geddes. He was the teacher of many direc- tors and actors to find later fame in U. S. films, including Ernst Lubitsch, William Dieterle, Emil Jannings, Rudolf Schildkrauf. Joined Warner Bros, and produced Shakespeare's "A Midsum- mer Night's Dream" in 1935-36.
Writers' staff head at Paramount Holly- wood studio. Born May 26, 1904, in Bialystok, Russia. Came fo United States in 1906. Graduated from University of Cali- fornia, writh B.A. de- gree in 1927. First job was with Jones and Green, New York theatrical pro- ducers. Was company manager for "The Squall," "The Trial of Mary Dugan." Manager, Isadora Duncan dancers. Went to Hollywood in First National studio reading department, and became the head in 1930. In 1931, was associate producer of the New York production of "Louder, Please," by Norman Krasna. Mem- ber of editorial board at Paramount in 1932, then assistant to Jeffery Lazarus, board head. Next, assistant to Bogart Rogers, writers' staff head and his successor in 1935. Once studied for the Rabbinate at Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, for three years. Married to the former Adele Jerome, dancer. Likes golf, en- joys music.
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BUSBY BERKELEY
WALTER WANGER
Warner Brothers director and a son of the widely known stage direc- tor, Wilson Enos, and of the equally widely known ac- tress, Gertrude Ber- keley. Native of Los Angeles. Be- came "Busby" Ber- keley as an infant because stage star Amy Busby wanted
to be his Godmother. Despite stage back- ground, Berkeley's parents kept him out of show business until the World War. in which he served as lieutenant and became General Pershing's entertainment officer, his first theat- rical work. Following the war. became lead- ing man. stage director, then dance director, both for stage and screen. Finally, became associated with Warners to stage dances for "42nd Street." As dance director and later reg- ular director he has staged most of the famous musicals for his company. Stands 5. 9. Hair, dark. Eyes, blue. Hobbies, all sports.
LEWIS E. GENSLER
Head of own pro- duction organi- zation releasing through United Art- ists. Born in Frisco, grew up on both sides of Atlantic, broke out with rhow-business rash 03 Dartmouth stu- dent. Broadway play producer in his early twenties, with time out to be World War aviator. Started film career as general production manager for Famous Players-Lasky. resigned to produce plays in London. General production manager. Paramount, 1924-30; vice- president of Columbia for year, then M-G-M producer. Formed own company and distribu- ted through Paramount. Made present U. A. affiliation last year. Has Sylvia Sydney, Charles Boyer, Madeleine Carroll, Henry Fon- da. Joan Bennett and Pat Paterson under con- tract. Relaxes via polo.
FRANK BORZAGE
Paramount Asso- ciate Producer, and a native of little ol' New York. Entered banking busi- ness upon gradua- tion from high school. Love for music led to com- posing. Nora Bayes heard a Gens'sr song and intro- duced the young composer to Harms
Publishing Co. Short time later Gensler wrote his first show, "Queen of Hearts," with Oscar Hammerstein and Frank Mandell. His suc- cess assured after Harry Richman scored with "Tom-tom," hit from that show, Gensler wrote "Forty-niners," produced on Broadway same year. Also wrote "Greenwich Village Follies," "Captain Jinx" and "Queen High," in collabo- ration with Schwab and Mandell. He then produced "Fine and Dandy," "The Pagan Lady," and "Ballyhoo." Among his Para- mount productions: "The Big Broadcast of 1937," "Show Business," "Yours for the Ask- ing," "Millions in the Air," "Professional Lady," and "Caviar for His Excellency."
Director, u n d e r I contract to Warner | Brothers. In the prime of life and al- ready a tradition. As master of youth- j ful romance and homely, human in- t e re s t has few | peers. ''Humor- esque" was his first I b i g one. Success more than repeated | with ''Seventh
Heaven." Son of a Utah rancher, worked in a mine to get money for a correspondence course in drama. Course was a fake, but Frank's ambition was genuine, so he set out to be an actor, anyway. Started as prop boy in a cheap road show. Raachei Hollywood when actors drew $5 a day and carfare. Met Tom Ince, who gave him better things to do. Not much later, organized own company and made westerns. Then came start as a director. Clear-eyed, jovial, honest, well-balanced. Lis- tens to everybody's troubles. Treats the elec- trician just like the boss. Stands 5, 10' 2. Hair, brown. Eyes, hazel. Hobbies, golf, squash and polo.
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SAMUEL BISCHOFF
CLARENCE BROWN
Warner Brothers | producer and a gift of Hartford, Conn., to Hollywood. Edu- cated at Hartford and Boston Univer- sity. Became a CPA in Boston. Was sent to California in 1923 to take charge oi production for Grand Asher. Later formed Bischoff, Inc., producing com- edies and dog pictures. Made four features for Gotham Productions. In 1928. became Studio Manager for Columbia. Joined Tiffany and later organized KBS. Directed "The Last Mile." In August, 1933, joined Warner Bros, as a pro- ducer. Since that time has made 45 pictures for W. B. Stands, 5, 7 '/a. Hair, black. Eyes, blue. Hobby, golf.
ROBERT LORD
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Born in Chicago something over 30 years ago. Gradu- ated from Univer- sity High School and attended Har- vard, where he wrote several plays and novels, all, ac- cording to his own confession, very bad. Took Prof. George Pierce Ba- ker's 47 Workshop
Playwri'ing course and then got a job on the Boston Telegram. Became dramatic, film and music critic. Moved to New York, Twhere he became an actor in a small, arly theater. Next a play reader for an agent, then a job as of- fice boy for Robert Milton. Wrote to William Fox, asking for a job and got one from Win- field Sheehan. to whom Fox introduced him. Finally, wound up, after several more writing jobs, with V/arner Bros, in 1937, becoming a supervisor-director about '30.
Director for M-G- " '
M. Born in Clinton, Mass., on May 19, 1890. Educated at University of Ten- nessee, r e c e i V - ing degrees in elec- trical and mechani- cal engineering, re- spectively. After pursuing his profes- sion for several years, became keenly interested in
picture making. Became assistant director for Maurice Tourneur. First picture work was the Clara Kimball Young production, "Trilby," 1915. With Tourneur for six years, then made a director. Record for success an extraordinary one; it is said of him that he has never made a flop. Among notable productions are "Flesh and the Devil," with Garbo and Gilbert. Has directed seven pictures with Garbo, including "Anna Christie," "Anna Karenina" and now making "Countess Walewska." Also directed a number oi pix with Crawford and Shearer.
ROY DEL RUTH
Director. Native of Philadelphia, and educated there and in Brooklyn. E m - ployed by Curtis Publishing Co. in editorial depart ment as sketch art ist and illustrator. Later, joined Phila delphia Inquirer and North Ameri- can doing repertori- al and sketch work.
Got his film start in 1915 as scenario and title writer for Keystone. Left Mack Sennett in 1918 and joined William Fox as director and w^riter of two-reel comedies. Latsr, returned to Sen- nett. Then again to Fox, remaining as director of comedies until joining Warner Bros., in De- cember, 1925. Later pictures include "Broad- way Melody of 193S" and "Born to Dance" — both for M-G-M, "Thanks a Million," "On the Avenue" for 20th Century-Fox.
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SAM WOOD
BRYAN FOY
Director. Born and educated in Phila- delphia. Salesman in various Ameri- can cities, ultimate- ly selling real es- tate in Los Angeles. First contact with the picture business when he tried to sell a Hollywood lot to Cecil B. DeMille. DeMille didn't buy, i but made Wood his
assistant. In 1920, became a iull-iledged di- rector. Made the original starring vehicles of Wallace Reid and Gloria Swanson. Was "Red" Grange's director in a couple of suc- cessful football pictures. Contract with M-G-M. which has been going on for years, was a re- sult. Does all kinds of pictures but prefers comedy; in recent years his pictures have in- cluded "The Unguarded Hour," "Whip Saw," "A Night at the Opera," "Let 'Em Have It." Sports enthusiast, an avid football fan. Fond of rowing, swimming, golf.
Warner Brothers associate producer. Irish - American, born Fitzgerald, son of famed Eddie Foy. First picture, after lots of stage experi- ence, was in 1915. Became gag man, director, and finally started his own company making "Hysterical History" comedies for Uni- versal. Finally, when his father had to write to find out where he could see one of Bryan's pictures, the boy decided he had better get into features. Gag man with Vic Schertzinger, Chuck Reisner and Syd Chaplin. Directed the first feature length all-talking picture, "Lights of New York." Composer of the unforgettable topical song, "Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean." A wizard for choosing popular subjects. Has already made more than a dozen pictures on present pact. Clever, showmanlike, practical.
SID ROGELL
W. P. LIPSCOMB
Playwright - scen- arist. Like the im- mortal Nelson, a native of Merton Surrey, England. Educated at King's College. At 17, ran away to go on stage. Played in early silent films in England, including "The German Inva- j sion" in lune, 1914. Lieutenant in British
army. Decorated. After war, wrote magazine sketches and plays. Started in films as cutter in the early talkies. Later, a scenarist. Wrofs the original stage play, "Clive of India," in collaboration with R. J. Minney, and later did the screenplay. Successful U. S. screenplays include "Les Miserables," "A Tale of Two Cities," "Under Two Flags," "The Garden of Allah."
RKO Studio Man- ager. Born at St. Joseph, Missouri, January 16, 1900. Educated at North Central High School, Spokane, Wash. — later becoming a secretary for the Braden Copper Co. in Chile. Crossing the Andes, he ar- rived in B u e n o s Aires and joined
thj staff of the United Press, subsequently en- tering the music publishing business when "Dardanella" was the rage. North of the equa- tor once again, he entered film biz as a production manager, assistant director and general factotum for Harry Joe Brown Produc- tions. Next, production manager for Charles R. Rogers Productions. Thence to Pathe Stu- dios as production manager, to Warner Broth- ers as a producer, to Columbia in the same capacity until assuming his present post. De- spite the mass of studio problems confronting him, he still finds time for swimming, golf.
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WILLIAM DIETERLE
Director, under contract to Warners. Born in '93 in Rhein- pfalz and as early as 10 years of age staged classics in an old barn with news- papers pasted on boards for scenery. As soon as possible joined a cheap the- atrical troupe from which he graduated to Heidelberg, Zur- ich, Munich and finally Berlin theaters. For nine years a member of Max Reinhardt's Ber- lin Theater company. A deep student, intel- lectual, artistic. Almost in a row came through with "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (in collabo- ration with Reinhardt), "Story of Louis Pasteur," "White Angel." Is a master of big themes and spectacular mass effects. Knows the camera. A master of angles. Never takes an unneces- sary shot. Has a marvelous mind for detail and carries in his memory an outline of every camera change so that he literally "cuts" the picture as he shoots it. Hair, black. Eyes, brown. Stands over 6.
FRANKLIN HANSEN
Head of Para- 1 mount Studio sound department. Bom in Saugerties, N. Y., May 2, 1897. Went to school in New York, Pasadena, Los Angeles and at the Naval Training School. Married to Dolly D. Dunning. Left school in 1917 at age of 19 and joined the navy.
Was made chief radio operator on U.S.S. Roch- ester running out of New York with fast trans- ports during war. Following war was em- ployed by the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. on first radio telephone system open for commercial service between Catalina Island and the Mainland. Joined Paramount Pictures, Inc., June 18, 1928, when this company entered the sound pictures field. Has been director of recording for Paramount since 1931. Hansen's early ambition to be a captain of a sea going ship has been partly fulfilled — he now owns a yacht and is commodore of the Pacific Writers
Yacht Club. Won Academy's award for excel- lence in sound for three years. 1931-33.
HENRY BLANKE
Associate produc- er for Warners-First National and a one- time personal assis- t a n t to Ernst Lu- bitsch. Born in Ber- lin-S t e g 1 i t z, Ger- many, on Dec. 30, 1901, the son of a widely known painter, Wilhelm Blanke. Entered the industry via Ufa in 1919. A year later,
joined Lubitsch, accompanying the latter to the U. S. in 1922. Since that time, has been associ- ated with Warners save for 1926-27 when he returned to Ufa as business and produtcion manager on Fritz Lang's "Metropolis". Has been Warners production chief in Germany and head of company's foreign department in Hollywood. As associate producer, responsible for "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "Story of Louis Pasteur," "Petrified Forest," "The Green Pastures." Eyes, gray. Stands, 5, 5. Hobbies: Polo, badminton.
HENRY HERZBRUN
Vice - president
and general mana- ger of Paramount
Studio in Hollywood.
Born in New York
City Feb. 10, 1885.
Graduated from
New York Law
School and admitted
to the bar in 1907.
Appointed special
deputy state's at- torney by Charles
Evans Hughes, then
Governor. Early motion picture screen slide manufacturer was first client. In 1918 became actively interested in production when, as at- torney for Film Clearing House, he advised filming of the story, "The Littlest Rebel," with Mary Miles Minter. Took an active part in or- ganization by Adolph Zukor of the Famous Players Co., and later became attorney and advisor for B. P. Schulberg. Also affiliated with Famous Attractions which Schulberg, B. P. Fineman and J. G. Bachman organized. Later became secretary-attorney for Preferred Pic-
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tures which Schulberg organized alone. Rep- resented W. C. Fields when that player closed his first contract with Paramount. In 1926 es- tablished permanent residence in Hollywood as attorney for Paramount. Nine years later, in 1935, was appointed company v.-p. and general manager of the studios. Eyes, brown. Hair, brown. Stands 5, 8/2.
LLOYD BACON
One of the few movie directors to qualify as "a native son." Born Dec. 4, 1890, at San Jose, Calif.; educated in San Francisco and at Santa Clara Col- lege. Son of the late Frank "Light- nin' " Bacon. Be- gan stage career as a bewhiskered nub- ian in "Salome,"
travelled all over country in stock, became a a leading man, and because he happened to be playing in Santa Barbara, got a part in a "Bronco Billy" western being filmed there. For some years following, he was stage and screen actor, comedy director and stage direc- tor in rapid succession, making films with Chaplin and others. Serving in the Navy dur- ing the World War, he returned to directing comedies until signed by Jack Warner as a feature-length picture megaphoner. Responsi- ble for "The Singing Fool," "Moby Dick," "Wonderbar" and "Marked Woman" among others. Hair, brown. Eyes, blue. Stands 5, 10. Hobbies: all sports.
BENJAMIN GLAZER
Paramount associ- ate producer. Born in Belfast, Ireland. Moved with family to P h i 1 a d e 1 phia when a child. Grad- uated with L.L.M. degree from Univer- sity of P e n n s y 1 - vania. Practiced law 6 years. Wrote neTvspaper editorials for P h i 1 a d e Iphia Press and spare
time newspaper reporting while continuing legal practice. Wrote "The Master," play, which was produced by Mrs. H. B, Harris with Arnold Daly as star. With this encouragement, Glazer
gave up law and newspaper work and turned to the theater. First assignment was for Mol- nar in adapting "Liliom," "The Swan," "Fash- ions for Men." After several years moved to Hollywood. Did scenarios on "The Merry Widow," "Flesh and the Devil," "Seventh Heaven," "Service for Ladies." In 1931, be- came Paramount associate producer. He usu- ally does most of writing oi the films he pro- duces.
GROVER JONES
Has authored 300 stories for pictures, 56 of which were for Paramount. Also has done innumer- able short stories and articles for Col- lier's. Saturday Eve- ning Post. etc. Has done everything from scene painting to directing. First job was that of day laborer for Univer- sal. Created art titles for Realart, later ab- sorbed by Paramount. With Vitagraph, he first was a gag man and then directed 125 comedies, 121 of which he wrote himself. Signed with Paramount in 1926. Does his work on a linotype machine in his garage and sends out all his material in proof form. Says: "A story is only as good as its plot." His wife, Susan Avery Jones, gave up her flower shop to care for the kennel of sheep dogs which Jones likes next best to his linotype machine. Co-producer of "Souls at Sea," Paramount, with Henry Hathaway. Did "The Virginian," "One Sunday Afternoon," with William Slav- ens McNutt.
HOWARD ESTABROOK
Scenarist, di- alogue writer, as- s o c i a te producer. Native of Detroit. Attended school there, wrote and staged several plays. First job in county treas- urer's office in home city. To increase his income, played bits with a local stock troupe, wrote and sold vaude sketches, ater, played for Daniel Frohman, David Belas-
Turned fully to the the-
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CO. Became a leading man. Then into films. Became an indie producer, script writer. Pre- pared scripts for Otis Skinner's "Kismet," "The Bad Man," "Hell's Agenls," "The Virginian," "Cimarron," "David Copperfield," "Way Down East," and more recently, 'Maid of Salem." Hobbies, both goli and tennis.
EDWARD L. ALPERSON
President and pro- duction head. Grand National. At 13, started as an usher in the Brandeis The- ater, Omaha. Then joined Fox there as shipping clerk, mov- ing up to salesman. Switching to First National's sell- ing force, he was u p p e d to branch managership with- in three months. When Al Lichtman went to Preferred Pictures in 1923, he appointed Alper- son district manager and when Al moved over to Universal the following year he took Eddie along to manage the St. Louis branch. Joining Warner Bros, in 1925 he was soon Middle West district manager and was placed in charge of buying product for Warner Theaters in 1929. moving up to general sales manager in 1931. G. N. prexy since April, 1936.
BENNIE F. ZEIDMAN
Head of the Zeld- man Productions, re- leasing through Grand National, al- though still a young man is a real pix pioneer. Started in the film business in his native Philadel- phia with the old Lubin Company as a telephone boy and press-agent at $5 a week! Went to Cal- ifornia, joining D. W. Griffith, "graduating" to publicity manager and advisor to Douglas Fairbanks. Later became general manager for Mary Pickford, and then assistant to Jack Warner. Was virtually manager of all pro- duction at Universal when "The Phantom of the Opera" and the Reginald Denny pictures were filmed there. Also formerly was associ- ate producer at Paramount, making the Clara Bow pictures, notably "The Fleet's In." In recent years eminently successful as an indie
producer. Eyes, blue. Hair, blond. Stands 5, 2.
RICHARD THORPE
A director whose experience runs the cinematic gamut, from "extra" to stu- dio manager. Native of Hutchinson, Kan., and schooled in Wichita that state. Early theatrical training via stock, musical comedies, vaudeville. Over- seas with the 88th Division, A.E.F. Re- mained in Paris to appear in a musical at the Champs Elysee Theater. Then back to the U. S. for first pix experience as an "extra" in Eastern studios. Next a writer ... a scenarist ... a gag man . . . assistant director . . . cutter . . . studio manager (with Johnny Hines). Back to acting as leading man with Doris Kenyon. Dorothy Gish. Hollywood next, acting, direct- ing. Made 76 Westerns for Pafhe. Also seri- als, silent features. Has directed about 35 talkies. Hobbies, golf, swimming. Eyes, hazel green. Hair, black.
MISS FANCHON
That's her first __
name and the only professional name she has used in more than 20 years of theatrical experi- ence, as the femi- nine half of the stage producing firm of Fanchon & Marco. Born in Los Angeles, the sister of Marco, and Rube Wolf. Began career
with Marco in a dancing act. This led to the production of their own shows of "Ideas" in Tait's Restaurant, Frisco. Production activities grew until they were supplying stage shows for film theaters from coast to coast. Many of the now great names of screen, stage and ra- dio •were once coached and trained by Fan- chon in her chorus line-ups and shows. Sev- eral months ago she was signed by Adolph Zukor to produce pictures for Paramount. First is "Turn Off the Moon." Enjoys most the pro- duction of musicals, with themes of youthful romance.
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STUART WALKER
Paramount p r o - ducer. Born in Au- gusta, Ky. Educat- ed in C i n c i n n a - ti Public Schools, University of Cincin- nati school of engi- neering. Was lum- berman in St. Tam- m a n y parish. La. Then became inter- ested in dramatics, graduated from American Academy
of Dramatic Arts and studied pantomine under Eva Alberti. Directed repertory theaters in Buffalo, Detroit (for Jessie Bonstelle) and was associated for six years with David Belas- co as actor, play reader, manager of the play bureau and stage manager. Became an inde- pendent manager in 1915, invented the Port- manteau Theaters and acted and wrote plays for it; produced and completed dramatization of Booth Tarkington's "Seventeen." Became director of Indianapolis Repertory Theater and of the Repertory Theater, Cincinnati. First film directorial assignment was "The Secret Call" from the play, "The Woman," by William de Mille. The stage play was originally produced by David Belasco when Walker was his stage manager. Hobbies, tennis, baseball, boating, collection of old furniture, history, geography and, oh yes, motoring.
ARCHIE MAYO
Director for War- ner Brothers. Born in New York City in 1896 and attended public schools and Columbia U n i v e r- sity. Made debut on the stage in 19 12 and went to Holly- wood with Sid Grauman in 1912. Has been a writer, song writer, singer and filled extra
roles in pictures for a time. Turned to gag writing for a living, after a try at selling shirts. Eventually began directing comedies for Stern Bros, and Christie. His Warner pictures in- clude "Petrified Forest," "Call It a Day," "Black
Legion," "Doorway to Hell," "Convention City," "Illicit," "Bought," and "Mayor of Hell." Hob- bies, Pekingese. Eyes, blue. Hair, black. Stands, 5, 8.
lOSEPH PASTERNAK
Universal pro- ducer. Native of Szilgy Somlyo, Hun- gary. In 1923 be- came an assistant director at Famous Players - Lasky, As- toria, L. I., studio. In 1925 went to Hollywood. Was as- sistant director to Wesley Ruggles at Universal. In 1928, v/3nt to Europe to
produce for Universal. Discovered Francisca Gaal who starred in several of his pictures. Henry Koster, another "discovery," was his director. Produced "Paprika," which Berlin critics voted best picture of 1931; his "Spring Parade" won the Mussolini award, while "Peter" was winner of the International Con- gress Medal in Moscow. Among other prize winners he produced were: "Veronica," "Kath- erine the Last," "Little Mother," "Czibi," "Two Sculs."
LEO McCAREY
Paramount p r o - 1 ducer - director and described by Charles Laughton as "not only a great direc- tor but the greatest comic mind now ; living." Native of ' Los Angeles, edu- cated (law) at the University of South- ern California. Ex- ! perl amateur boxer. Following experience
in law office, mining camp, etc., he turned to films. First job was as assistant to Tod Brown- ing at Universal. Flair for comedy took him to Hal Roach with whom he was associated for a period of years. Then joined Paramount. Married to the former Stella Martin. One daughter, Mary. Sports: Tennis, golf. Hair, dark brown. Eyes, brown. Stands 5. 11.
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JACOB H. KARP
HANS DREIER
Resident attorney of Paramount studio and recognized spe- cialist in copyright law. Born in New York City, Ian. 2, 1903. Attended New York University. Re- ceived his law de- gree from Columbia and was admitted to New York Stale Bar in June, 1927. Practised two years
and in July, 1929, joined Paramount in New York. Three years later was appointed head of legal department of New York production department. Next, was assistant to Henry Herzbrun until Herzbrun was appointed vice- president and general manager.
JOHN STONE
Producer. Born in New York City and educated in the pub- lic and high schools of New York, Col- lege of the City of New York, and New York University. Taught in the pub- lic schools and Morris High, New York, for 12 years. To Hollywood on account of the ill- ness of a relative and has been there ever since. Secured a job as reader for Fox; placed in charge of the scenario department; made several adaptations and finally began writing originals. After serving at the Fox studio for seven years, went with Famous Players and made adaptations for several Zane Grey stories. Then returned to the Fox scenario department. Has written more than 120 scenarios, 20 of which wore for Tom Mix. Was director of foreign productions. In 1932, was made assistant to Sol M. Wurtzel on his production unit at the Hollywood studio. Early in 1934 was promoted to the post of producer. Gained fame as the producer of the "Charlie Chan" series. Hobbies: Handball, swimming. Stands 5, 10. Hair, brown. Eyes, blue.
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Head of Para- mount art depart- ment. Native of Bremen, Germany, and graduate of the University of Mun- ich. Started at Ufa studios in Germany, following short arch- itectural career. Came to United States in 1923. Did "Forbidden Para- dise" for Ernst
Lubitsch, in New York, then went to Holly- wood. Was made art director at Paramount in February, 1932, after eight years' unit work on such pictures as "Morocco," "Dishonored," "The Love Parade" and "Dr. lekyll and Mr. Hyde." Is a graduate of University of Bremen. Was supervising architect for German West Africa three years. Eyes, blue. Hair, blond. Stands 5, 11.
WILLIAM A. SEITER
Twentieth Cen- tury - Fox director. Born in New York City, son of Col. Charles J. Seiter, U. S. A. Educated at the Hudson River Military Academy, and intended tak- ing up a commer- cial career. Entered -^ ^ i the employ of an . ■ & importing firm and -•_ ^\ i& went to China. Got
homesick for American cooking and resigned. Arrived in Los Angeles from the Orient in 1915, looking for something different to do. Became interested in motion pictures, and, hav- ing been trained from childhood as a crack rider, got his first screen job in a Western picture as a cowboy. Later became an as- sistant director. Finally graduated to a full- fledged directorship at First National. Subse- quently worked at every major studio in the industry. Belongs to the Lakeside Golf Club, Los Angeles Tennis and Hollywood Athletic clubs. Rated one of the best amateur golfers on the Pacific Coast, shooting regularly in the low seventies. Also a crack horseman and tennis player. Married to Marian Nixon and they have an adopted boy, Christopher Nixon Seiter. Stands 6, 1. Hair, black. Eyes, hazel.
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MICHAEL CURTIZ
Warner Brothers director. Born in Budapest, Hungary, was educated there and in Vienna. Followed one year of university with two years of Theat- rical Academy. Mother was an opera singer and at 11, played a bit in one of her operas. Theatrical work of
all sorts, including leading roles, followed. Just before the World War toured European capitals as actor and stage director. Serving in the heavy artillery on the Russian front was wounded, invalided and put in charge of di- recting propaganda films. Following the war, he spent several years as director for nearly all the big film companies, including the Scan- dinavian. Harry Warner discovered him in Europe, signed him, and brought him to America where he has been making highly successful pictures ever since. Productions he directed include "Charge of the Light Brigade," "Stolen Holiday" and "Captain Blood."
FREDERICK EDWARD SCHUESSLER
Casting director. Paramount Pictures, Inc., Hollywood. Born and educated in Indianapolis. Mar- ried to the former Marie Ankenbrock. For past 15 years has been in casting offices of Universal, Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer, Warner Brothers, United Ar- lists, and RKO
Radio. Previously was connected with the automobile industry in Indianapolis. Started in accounting department at Universal and be- cause of typing ability was put to work writ- ing the 1,600 daily "Hunchback of Notre Dame" checks in the casting office. Has worked in every studio but Fox. Served two years in the U. S. Army Signal Corps' pigeon section. Is a member of the American Rac- ing Pigeon Club and the American Pigeon Club. Has a new pigeon loft and racing pigeons at his Hollywood home. Claims, with Tenny Wright, production manager of Warner
Brothers, and Richard Shayer, M-G-M writer, to be one of three pigeon enthusiasts in the film colony.
WILLIAM KEIGHLEY
Now under con- 1 tract to Warner Bros., played 37 1 roles in his first en- gagement with the I Ben Greet Shakes- pearean players.] Later hit the dra- matic "big time" in "Inside the Lines," I "Just Suppose," "Crowded H o u r," "Romeo and Juliet" i with Ethel Barry- more. "Richard III" with John Barrymore. First directorial job was putting on plays as part of a Chatauqua program. At one time, had 15 shows going at once. Did "Easy to Love," "Dr. Monica" and a few others for Warner Bros, and then proved he was a fast "learner" by smashing through with "G-Men." Hasn't missed since. His experience staging big plays for Charles Hopkins and Belasco & Cur- ran were fine groundwork. Considered espe- cially fine with players who need guidance. Studious, hard-working. Keen sense of humor. Lives very quietly on his 80-acre valley ranch.
BOGART ROGERS
An assistant to William LeBaron, managing director of production. Para- mount. Son of the late Earl Rogers, distinguished Cali- fornia attorney and brother of A d e 1 a Rogers St. Johns, writer. Attended Stanford University. Served overseas with 32nd Squadron,
Royal Flying Corps, finishing as a flight com- mander. On returning to Hollywood, his home town, became publicity director for Thomas H. Ince. Supervised series of feature comedies for Douglas MacLean. Wrote scenarios and fiction. Became head of writing department. Paramount, 1934. Producer, 20th Century-Fox, 1935, then to present berth. Has contributed to lop magazines including Satevepost, Vanity Fair, Cosmopolitan and Red and Blue Books.
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EDMUND GRAINGER
WILLIAM SISTROM
Universal associ- ate producer and an exec, who grew up in the industry's at- mosphere. Son of James R., he sold pix for Sam Gold- wyn during summer vacations vrhile still a collegian. Edu- cated at Fordham, w^here he played football, basketball. With Goldwyn two
years after getting his sheepskin. Then to Hollywood with Fox in various capacities in 1926. Four years later, was made associate producer, first assigned to George O'Brien pix. Joined Universal as associate producer in July, 1933. Bases his production methods on the premise that the public is the best judge of pictures. Sports: Handball, tennis, swimming. Eyes, brown. Hair, ditto. Stands 5, IOV2.
Associate pro- ducer, RKO Radio. Brilliant record of more than 20 years in the industry. Ex- ecutive posts in that period have in- eluded production manager for Uni- versal, producer chief for W. R. Hearst's Cosmopoli- tan, general man- ager of the Holly- wood and Metropolitan studios, and general manager and production head of Pathe-De Mille studios. In latter position he guided production of 30 to 40 pictures a year. Recent productions: "The Plot Thickens," "Bunker Bean," "Murder On the Bridle Path," "There Goes My Girl." A close-set man of average height and thick black-grey hair, Sistrom fol- lows no sports, declares his hobby is the pic- ture business.
EARL BALDWIN
NORMAN TAUROG
Born in Newark, N. J., and gradu- ated from American Institute of Banking, New York City. Went to work as teller in a bank, re- signed when Nrd Wayburn offered him a job as choru> boy, but had to re- ject Wayburn job because of parental objections. Held 33
jobs, ranging from soda jerking to office boy for Thomas A. Edison, in next year and pro- duced amateur collegiate musical comedy which got him job of play reviewer and reader with M-G-M. During service with Metro, Bald- win wrote 36 burlesque productions which were presented in Los Angeles. Then began writing sub-titles and gags for Metro. Sub- mitted a treatment on "Brotherly Love" for Karl Dane and George K. Arthur, which got him job to write scenario. Been writing scenarios ever since, with Warner Bros.-First National for several years. Became a super- visor in 1938, but continued to write as well.
Twentieth Cen- tury - Fox Director. Born in Chicago. Made his auspi- cious stage debut in New York at eight in "The Good Little Devil," with a cast which included Mary Pickford, Dor- othy and Lillian Gish, Ernest Truex, Ernest Lawford and William Norris. A
child actor with the old Imp Co., in 1916 he heeded the call of Hollywood and went to work with the L.K.O. Studios. When he saw himself on the screen for the first time, he promptly quit acting, became a property boy. Then with Henry Lehrman at the old Fox Studios as assistant director and cutter on comedies. At 21 became the director of Larry Semon comedies. Subsequently, with Educa- tional, Tiffany-Stahl for which he directed his first feature. Next to Paramount for 7 years. Won the directorial award of the Academy for "Skippy," which gave Jackie Cooper his start. In 1925, married Julie Leonard, then working
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for Hal Roach. They have one daughter, Patricia Ann. Hobbies: Collection of first edi- tions, and pipes. Favorite sports, golf, tennis, swimming. Stands 5, IOV2. Hair, black. Eyes, brown.
BUCK JONES
Actor, producer, director. Bom Vin- 1 cennes, Ind. Married to the former Odille Osborne. Daughter, Maxine. In pictures 18 years. Grew up on 3000-acre cattle 1 ranch in Oklahoma, { amid horses, sad- dles, guns and | "wild west" back- ground. Left home | in his teens to en- list in U. S. Army. Saw active service on the Mexican border, in the Philippines. Wounded in the leg by a Moro outlaw, was shipped back to U. S. Assigned to First Avia- tion Squadron, flew some of the oldest planes in use by Army. Tested race cars in 1913, and following year joined Miller 101 Ranch Show as trick roper and bronc rider. Went to California with Ringling Bros, in 1917, quit- ting the circus to enter films. Started as extra at Universal for $5 a day. Has made 150 pic- tures, for Fox, Columbia and Universal. Com- pletes in August, three-year contract with Uni- versal by which he produced his own pictures. Takes pride in his 85-foot-yacht, Sartartia, which permits him to indulge in hobby, deep- sea fishing. Stands 6 ft. Hair, brown. Eyes, dark blue.
LEE MARCUS
Producer and pro duction assistant tc S. J. Briskin, vice- president in charge of production at R K O Radio. Born and educated in Buffalo, he is a tall, broad - shouldered man with a pen- chant for sports. Six- teen years in pic- ture business, be. began as a film salesman upon leaving the Army. Has been associated with RKO since that company bought out FBO. Became vice president of RKO Radio, later president of RKO Pathe;
later yet, acted as liaison officer between East and West Coasts. In addition to handling en- tire RKO short-subject program, he produced series of successful Wheeler and Woolsey comedies, and in recent months also has pro- duced "On Again — Off Again," "We're on the Jury." Likes bowling, golf, tennis, and, he adds, "good food."
EDWARD KAUFMAN
RKO Radio pro- ducer and a former newspaperman. Is picture pioneer hav- ing started with American Film Co. in 1915. Newspaper affiliations: Philadel- phia Times, New York Press, Balti- more News, Wash- ington Times. Screen affiliations: Univer- sal, writer and su- pervisor; Paramount, writer; Warner Brothers- First National, writer; RKO Radio, writer and now associate producer. Has been exception- ally successful with sophisticated comedies of mystery and romantic brand, pictures of this type he has produced for RKO including "Star of Midnight," "The Ex-Mrs. Bradford," "Walk- ing on Air," "Smartest Girl in Town," "Life of Party." Stands 5, 3. Eyes, gray.
WALTER LANTZ
Has been making animated cartoons for more than 20 years. Still a young man. Now heads his own company which produces 26 Oswalds yearly for the New Universal. Despite success, he is still one of the boys — his em- ployees call him "Walt." Started car- tooning as soon as he finished school and has been doing if ever since. Animated such old time favorites as "Jerry on the Job," "Katzen- jammer Kids" and "Colonel Heeza Liar." Is now perfecting a new cartoon three-dimen- sional process with drawings working in con- junction with modeled figures. Dabbles with amateur photography and raises prize Great Danes as a hobby. Caricatured one of his
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dogs in a picture and it received more laughs than it did blue ribbons. Dog was named "Elmer the Great" Dane and has become a popular character in the Oswald series. Loves to rough it at Lake Sherwood. Is an ardent fisherman. Shoots a sensational golf game for the first or second nine, but can't get them together.
ROWLAND V. LEE
RKO Radio direc- tor and former stage and screen actor. Born in Findlay, O., educated at Colum- bia U., and a World War veteran. Joined Thomas Ince as ac- tor in 1919, later became director, continuing with Goldwyn, Fox Para- mount, remaining with latter in 1929-
30. Directed "Zoo in Budapest" one of the National Board of Review Ten Best for 1933; directed for Jesse L. Lasky and Edward Small; directed "The Count of Monte Cristo," voted one of the Ten Best of 1934 in the annual FILM DAILY poll; directed for RKO, Pickford- Lasky; and in England. Just finished direction on "The Toast of New York" for RKO. Hob- bies: Playwriting and all sports; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences, and M. P. D. A. Hollywood.
LAWRENCE WEINGARTEN
Producer for M-G-M. Born in Chi- cago, educated in Minneapolis and Los Angeles Junior College. Started ca- reer as a n e w s - paperman. Then be- came advertising manager of Boos Bros. Cafeteria, Los Angeles. Next, han- dled advertising in Los Angeles thea- ters, which led to his becoming publicity di- rector for Jackie Coogan. In Chemical Warfare Service during the World War. Later, again with the Coogans. Joined M-G-M as assistant to Harry Rapf. Assisted Irving G. Thalberg in producing the first "Broadway Melody." Then started producing the Tim McCoy West- erns, which launched Director W. S. Van Dyke
at M-G-M. Has traveled extensively. Is mar- ried to Sylvia Thalberg. Among his pictures are "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney," "Libeled Lady," "His Brother's Wife," "Rendezvous," "Should Ladies Behave," and "Sadie McKee." Rated a natural showman with practical thea- ter experience. Stands 5, 8' 2. Hair, dark. Eyes, brown. Favorite sport, golf.
ROBERT SISK
Associate pro- ducer at RKO Radio. A former newspaperman and native son of Mary- land. Served three years on editorial staff of Baltimore Sun, handling politi- cal reporting and make-up. Three years on Variety. Then became, for six years, general
press representative of the Theater Guild. Joined RKO in March, 1932, exactly 29 years after his birthday. Career advanced rapidly. After being director of advertising, publicity and exploitation and assistant to J. R. Mc- Donough, former RKO president, he became an associate producer in Hollywood. Recent productions: "Farmer in the Dell," "Chatter- box," "The Last Outlaw," "You Can't Beat Love," "The Plough and the Stars," in associa- tion with Cliff Reid, "Don't Tell the Wife." and "Annapolis Salute."
ZION MYERS
Grand National producer. Born in San Francisco, June 26, 1898. Started in the picture business as secretary to Carl Laemmle at Univer sal. Has been suc- cessively prop man, assistant director, casting director, pro- duction manager, publicity man, gag man, scenarist and
shorts and feature director for Universal, Edu- cational, Fox and M-G-M. Having directed seme 30 or 40 shorts and several features, went to Columbia as producer of shorts. Then to RKO as production associate on features, notably Gay Divorcee and Roberta. Now as- sociated in partnership with Victor Schert-
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zinger at Grand National, producing a series of musicals and dramatic pictures, the first of which, Jimmy Cagney's "Something to Sing About," is in production. Hobbies: Golf, tennis. Stands 5, 11. Hair, red. Eyes, blue.
EDWARD L LUDWIG
Director, writer.
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vaudeville as actor. First film job with old Vitagroph Company in New York. Started as prop boy, worked in every department from camera to cutting and writing. Always wanted to write. To Holly- wood in 1917 for Vitagraph and emerged as writer, director. At one time considered ablest film cutter in Hollywood and to this day his knowledge of camera second to none. Wrote and directed two-reelers for Stern Brothers, then became feature director with Universal and other studios. Attracted wide attention few years ago when he directed Claude Rains in "The Man Who Reclaimed His Head." Since then directed "Three Kids and A Queen," "Friends of Mr. Sweeney," "Age of Indiscretion," "Her Husband Lies," "Fatal Lady," "Adventure in Manhattan" and others. Hobbies, good music and ditto books. Stands 5, 6. Hair, brown. Eyes, gray.
EDWIN L. MARIN
Director. Native of Jersey City, and educated there and at University of Pennsylvania. E n - tered pictures in 1919 with Para- mount as assistant cameraman. Joined Tiffany in New York as second camera- man and assistant director. Return to Paramount as as- sistant director and unit manager. To the sistant director, later joined Robert T. Kane as assistant director and unit manager. To the
Coast in 1926 for First National. Later joined Paramount as assistant director. Started di- recting talking pictures in 1931 fsr K.B.S. then went to Monogram and Universal. Now with M-G-M. Stands 5, 10 '/2. Eyes, blue-gray. Hair, brown.
GUS MEINS
Director. Born in ' Frankfort, Germany. Educated in St. Louis and Los An- geles, specializing in cil painting and astronomy. Marriad, has one son, Gor- don. A catoonist on ] Hearst papers, he began screen ca- reer with Fox in 1919 as scenarist and gag man. Be- came assistant director, then director, for Mack Sennett. Made short comedies for Stern Broth- ers; handled the "Newlyweds and Their Baby" series, "Keeping Up with the Joneses" series; "Buster Brown" comedies; Arthur Lake pictures. Under contract to Hal Roach, direct- ed 350 "Our Gang" two-reelers. Recently di- rected the musical feature, "Nobody's Baby" for Hal Roach, with Patsy Kelly and Lyda Roberti. Also, "Kelly the Second," starring Patsy Kelly. Recently completed Republic's "Hit Parade," musical starring Frances Lang- ford and Phil Regan. Stands, 5, 4^2. Hair, light. Eyes, blue.
JACK CONWAY
Director for M-G-M. Born in Graceville, Minn., and educated in Durham prepara- tory school. Ama- teur theatricals led him into acting. Belasco saw him when he came to New York, and made him a lead- ing man. To Los Angeles in 1911 on one theatrical engagement, and was drawn into the vortex of the film business. In 1915 given the featured lead in Jack London's "The Valley of the Moon." In 1918, became a di- rector. Successes for M-G-M include that com- pany's first talkie, "Alias Jimmy Valentine," "Our Modern Maidens," "New Moon," "The
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Easiest Way," "Arsene Lupin," "Red-Headed Woman," "Viva Villa," "A Tale of Two Cities," "Libeled Lady." Has the emotional sensitivity of a trained actor, a keen knowledge of the humanities. Hobbies: Golf, riding and swim- ming. Married to Virginia Bushman, a daugh- ter of Francis X.
HENRY KING
Director for 20th Century -Fox. Born at Christiansburg, high up in the Blue Ridga section of Virginia. Parents wanted him to study for Metho- dist ministry, but he had other plans. Toured with stock companies, circuses, vaudeville and bur- lesque troupes. __ First screen work
was with the old Lubin Company. Discovered Baby Marie Osborne and co-starred with her at Balboa. There he started as a director, played feature roles and wrote many stories. Brought Ronald Colman, Ernest Torrence and Gary Cooper to the screen.. "Tol'able David," his first picture for Inspiration, brought star- dom to Richard Barthelmess. Rated one of the best aviators in the country. Stands, 6. Hair, brown. Eyes, blue.
ALBERT LEWIN
Now producing] with Paramount, used to be Irving | Thalberg's top brig- adier. Pint-sized and j remarkable among small men in that the fact doesn't] seem to annoy him. Born in Newark, N. I., Sept. 23, 1894. Attended New York University, Harvard, and later Columbia.
Became professor of English at the University of Missouri. Acted as assistant national di- rector of the American Jewish Relief Commit- tee during the war. Entered the film indus- try via the cutting department. Did the script of "Bread" for the old Metro Company and wen a contract as a writer. Later was made a producer. Among the outstanding pictures he supervised for Thalberg have been "Red
Headed Woman," "Smilin' Thru," "China Seas," "Mutiny on the Bounty" and "The Good Earth." Now readying "True Confession," starring Carole Lombard, and "Gettysburg" at Paramount.
LESLIE L. LANDAU
One of Holly- wood's very few | producers whose! training was in Brit- ish pictures. Ini 1923, on returning j from studying in] Germany, which| prepared him for a private banking ca- 1 reer, he met Louis Levine, then man- aging director of Fox Film Company
in London. Needing a German interpreter at a social affair, Levine rang young Landau into service. He was so impressed that he asked the young banker to join Fox. From 1923 to 1934, he covered all branches of en- deavor with the Fox Company and in 1930 he became associate editor of British Movie- tone News, which position he held till 1934 when he produced features. Darryl Zanuck brought him to Hollywood in October, 1936. Swims, plays tennis and cricket.
MARK SANDRICH
Director. Born in New York and edu- cated at Columbia University. Joined Century Pictures, then to Fox for two years. Wrote "Sweet Sixteen" series for Universal; and was "gag" man for Uni- versal. Subsequent- ly assistant director for Warners, direc- tor of short subjects
at Fox and Universal for four years, feature director at Columbia. Later still, directed talk- ing feature for Sono Art-World Wide release and talking shorts for Louis Brock. Also di- rected Clark and McCullough, Chic Sales series; Benny Rubin, Walter Catlett, "Broad- way Headliners" series. Now under contract to RKO Radio, where he has directed several features, among them "Gay Divorcee," "Top Hat," "Follow the Fleet" and "Shall We Dance." Hobbies: Swimming, golf.
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RALPH MURPHY
Director - writer- actor. Native of Rockville, Conn. Educated at Holy- oke High School and Syracuse Uni- versity (class of '16) where he took aca- demic and law^ courses and had his first taste of the theater via Boar's Head and Tam- bourine and Bones
productions. Acted with the original Wash- ington Square Players, Henry Miller, George M. Cohan, John Golden. Was assistant under Winchell Smith. Directed stock companies in Syracuse, N. Y. and elsewhere. Wrote five plays, which were produced on Broadway. Joined Pathe in 1930 as a writer and director. Later with Charles R. Rogers Productions. Then directing and writing for RKO-Pathe. Directed later for Rogers Productions, releasing through Paramount. Made "Top of the Town" for new Universal. Now with Paramount.
WILLIAM ANTHONY McGUIRE
Writer - director- producer, under con- tract to M - G - M. Native of Chicago, one of 13 children. Wrote his first play at 15; James K. Hackett called it "splendid," encour- aged him to keep on writing. Famed as a Broadway playwright since achieving his first
noteworthy success with "The Divorce Ques- tion" more than 20 years ago, directed several of his later musical successes for the late Florenz Ziegfeld as well as some of his own authored plays. Numbered among his Zieg- feld hits were "Three Musketeers," "Whoopee," "Rosalie," "Kid Boots," "Smiles," and "Show Girl," 'while others of his outstanding plays were "It's A Boy," "If I Were Rich," "Six Cyl- inder Love," and "12 Miles Out." Among his important film contributions are "Disorderly Conduct," "Roman Scandals," "Okay Amer- ica," "Kid from Spain," "Little Man, What Now?" and "The Great Ziegfeld." He bows as a film producer with "Rosalie," from his
screenplay version of his original Ziegfeld musical. Stands 5, 9. Eyes, brown. Hair, graying.
JOSEPH MANKIEWICZ
Producer for Metro - Goldwyn Mayer. Native ofi Wilkes - Barre, Pa. and educated at, Columbia Univer- "d sity. Went to Ber- lin as assistant cor- respondent for the Chicago Tribune; and then to Ufa translating subtitles into English for re- lease in England
and U. S. Returned to America in 1929 and went to Hollywood to join his brother, Her- man, on the writing staff at Paramount. Titled six pictures in eight w^eeks. Wrote dialogue and screenplays on many pictures. In 1935, with Oliver H. P. Garrett, won, the Academy award for best original of 1934 for writing "Manhattan Melodrama." Stands 5, 10. Hair, brown. Eyes, blue.
MILTON H. FELD
Associate pro- ducer for 20th Cen- tury-Fox. Originally in the jewelry and optical biz, made his film industry bow in 1907 with a small nabe house as a sideline. Salesman for Vitagraph, 1912. Branch manager and district man- ager for Universal in Kansas City, Mo. Left distribution between 1912; associated with Frank L. Newman, as managing director of Newman, Royal Regent, and 12th Street Thea- ters, Kansas City, Mo. Sold to Paramount, 1924, after which was managing director of Metropolitan, Million Dollar and Rialto Thea- ters in Los Angeles for Paramount. In 1925, in charge of Publix de luxe operations in United States. Resigned in December, 1932, to organize Monarch Theaters, Inc., with D. J. Chatkin and Harry Katz. Resigned presidency of Monarch Theaters, Inc., November, 1935, to enter motion picture production at 20th Century- Fox Film Corp.
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MOE J. SIEGEL
ROUBEN MAMOULIAN
President of Re- public Picfues. Born in New York City and still some years from the 40 mark. Broke into the film industry when ho was just 19. First affiliation was with Selznick Pictures (in 1920) in distribution I end. Remained with | Selznick until 1924; from 1924 to 1936,
was vice-president of Consolidated Film In- dustries. Between 1931 and 1935 also presi- dent of American Record Company, a subsidi- ary of Consolidated. In 1935 sponsored for- mation of Republic Pictures and until Febu- ary, 1937, was vice-president of that company. Stepped up to presidency in March, 1937. Mar- ried and has two children. Hobbies: golf and baseball.
GREGORY RATOFF
Cinematic "triple- 1 threat"; under con- tract to 20th Cen- tury-Fox as writer- director-actor. Born in Samara, Russia, and law graduate, of St. Petersburg University. Took his studies at the St. Petersburg Dramatic School more seri- ously than his legal work and made his
debut at the Malay Theater in the Russian capital. When Russia entered the World War, entered the Army, served until the revolution. Played juvenile in a Harkoff stock company for two years. Left Russia in late 1919 for Germany, where he opened his own Russian Theater in Berlin, later touring Vienna, Buda- pest. London, Paris and other European capi- tals. Lee Shubert brought him to New York, where in 1922, he began a series of 32 plays. Appeared for the Shuberts in New York, Chi- cago and on tour. Has played many impor- tant film roles. At one time with Gaumont- British. While in London appeared in a B.I.P. film and produced, wrote, directed and played in "This Woman Is Mine," released through Paramount in the U. S.
Producer - director. Native of Tiflis, Rus- sia, where he re- ceived his early ed- ucation. Then to Moscow, where he enrolled as a law student; working evenings at Studio Theater, branch of Moscow Art Thea- ter. After graduat- ing from Moscow University, turned to
the stage, acting and directing a theater a! Tiflis. Later to London and directed a Rus- sian company. While staging "The Beating en the Door" at St. James Theater, London, was engaged by the late George Eastman to direct activities of Eastman Theater in Roches- ter. Came to U. S. in 1924 to fill that post; produced operas, operetta and dramas in Rochester. Joined Theater Guild in New York and staged "Porgy," "Wings Over Europe." "Marco Millions" and other plays. Signed by Paramount in 1929 to make sound features. In 1935, directed "Becky Sharp," first feature to be made in the new three-color Technicolor. Stands G'''2. Eyes, yellow brown. Hair, dark brown.
GEORGE STEVENS
Director. A real San Franciscan, with the blood of the '49ers — and troupers — cours- ing in his veins. Father was Landis Stevens, a 'Frisco matinee idol of yes- teryear; his mother. Georgie Cooper, a stage favorite of "before the fire." Made his own debut at the old Alcazar al Iha age of four, when he appeared in a Nance O'Neil production of "Sappho." On graduating from Sonoma High School in 1918, was stage manager and acted for his father in San Francisco. Went to Holly- wood in 1921 to act, found it crowded with actors and took a job as assistant cameraman at Metro. Since then he has done everything in motion pictures but act. For four years he was a cameraman at Hal Roach. Then he turned to writing and eventually to directing. Comedy, his forte. Pet aversion, triteness.
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THE 1937 FILM DAILY PRODUCT GUIDE AND DIRECTORS' ANNUAL
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ALBERT E. LEVOY
Producer
1936* "FOLLOW YOUR HEART"
"SITTING ON THE MOON" "PRESIDENTS MYSTERY" "BOLD CABALLERO" "HAPPY GO LUCKY" "JOIN THE MARINES"
1937- "TWO WISE MAIDS"
"JIM HANVEY— DETECTIVE" "RHYTHM IN THE CLOUDS"
In Preparation: "poRtia on trial"
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ALLEN, E. H.
b. Philadelphia, March IS; 1908, employed by the late Thomas Ince as assistant director ; as- sistant manager of Inceville ; general manager for William S. Hart of Famous Players Unit 1921; joined Educational, where he has remained ever since as chief executive and general manager.
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ARCHAINBAUD, GEORGE
b. Paris. France, May 8, 1890; educ, France; Spec, engineering, B. S. degree; previous career, assistant business mgr., Eclair Film Co., Paris and N. Y. ; on stage in Paris ; entered pic- tures 1910; directed first pictures under William A. Brady; later with World-Peerless, Selznick, Fox, Universal, First National ; in 1928-29 with Tiffany-Stahl and in 1929 joined Columbia; with RKO in 1930-1934; with Fox in 1935; now with Paramount ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences, Los Angeles Tennis Club ; Sports ; tennis, golf.
ARTHUR, GEORGE
b. New York City; educ. Polytechnic Prep School at Brooklyn; entered the film industry in 1915, in the cutting department with Vitagraph; studied in the laboratory, learned the camera angles and developed his natural judgment of dramatic and comedy values; 1916, came to the Coast in the cutting department for Uni- versal; later left for the east again under the Selznick banner; for a time tried independent production in New York with Associated Ex- hibitors, but the venture failed; then came back to the west coast with F.B.O. about 1925 and became superintendent of the Ralph Ince pro- ductions, in which position he remained until RKO took over the F.B.O. organization when he joined the Paramount organization; was pro- moted to the head of the cutting department; and later promoted to Associate Producer.
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ARZNER, DOROTHY
b. San Francisco ; educ. Westlake School for girls and Univ. of So. Calif. ; enlisted as am- bulance driver in women's volunteer corps dur- ing World War ; served as studio girl, script girl, with William de Mille; film cutter, scenarist and director ; first directed Esther Ralston in "Fashions for Women," 1926; with Paramount in 1927-32; directed "Nana" for Samuel C7oldwyn ; was with Columbia ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences; now with M G M.'
ASHER, E. M.
b. Susanville, Calif, in 1890; educ. in San Fran- cisco; associated with the department store and ranching business in Susanville; entered pic- tures in 1920, operating First National Ex- change in San Francisco; managed chain of theaters for Turner and Dahnken in San Fran-
cisco; joined Mack Sennett, with whom he was associated for five years; organized production company with Edward Small and Charles Rog- ers; produced 12 Corinne Griffith Productions, 13 AU-Star Productions; produced series for First National; joined Universal in 1931, pro- ducing with John Stahl ; still with Universal.
ASQUITH, ANTHONY
b. London, 1902; educ. Winchester, Balliol Col- lege, Oxford; joined British Instructional Films in 1926; in 1932, joined Gainborough; also di- rected for B.I.P. ; in 1936, directed for London Films.
ATKINS, TOMMY
b. Springfield, Mass. ; attended Springfield gram- mar and high school ; Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass. ; graduated from Tufts college vyith de- gree in civil engineering ; joined the Marines and came out with a commission ; is a captain in the Marine Reserves ; entered picture business, sweeping floors at the Selznick studio, Fort Lee, N. J.; later became assistant director at the studio ; six years later he and George M. Arthur, organized St. Regis Pictures Corp. ; 1927, after his company had had financial difficulties, came to Hollywood and became assistant to Ralph Ince at FBO; later became a unit manager at RKO ; directed for RKO ; was with Pioneer Pic- tures; now free-lancing.
AUER, JOHN H.
b. Aug. 3, 1906, Budapest, Hungary; e. Bude- pcst and Commercial Academy of Vienna; entered pictures in 1918 as a child actor while study- ing; after graduation at the age of 19 was elected as a member (then the youngest in the world) of the stock exchange of Budapest; after two years reentered pictures in Berlin; following this came to Hollywood and joined Universal as an assistant director gradually advancing to direct foreign versions; after two years was signed by Paramount to direct and produce (age then 23); in 1932 did not renew with Paramount as he had an engagement to §o to Mexico where he directed five pictures, his first one winning a $1,000 prize from the Mexican government for the best picture ever made in Mexico ; now with Republic.
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b. New York, Nov. 17, 1905; one of the found- ers, with Richard Boleslawski, of American Lab- oratory Theater; at 21 a co-director; started picture work with M-G-M in 1932; writer and assistant to Paul Bern and Larry Weingarten; now associate producer with B. P. Schulberg.
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Congo, India, French Congo, Cameroons, Nigeria, Gold Coast, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Canary Islands; first person to make adventure picture in the gulf of lower California dealing with Sea life in those waters ; entered British merchant Marine 1914-15; 1918 — American Navy, United States and Canada — England and the Continent— Across Africa by automobile for first time in history — Mexico, etc. ; now free-lancing.
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AYRES, LEW
b. Minneapolis, Dec. 28, 1908 ; educ. : public schools of Minneapolis and San Diego, Calif. ; became musician and played in various bands and orchestras, touring country ; broke into pic- tures with Pathe stock company ; first big break as juvenile, romantic lead opposite Greta Garbo in "The Kiss" ; turned director in 1936 with "Hearts in Bondage," produced by Republic ; same year obtained release from Cnlumbia contract and freelanced as director and actor ; hobbies : astronomy and producing feature length 16 mm. home movies.
BACON, LLOYD
b. 1890. San Jose, Cal. ; graduated from Santa Clara College ; first experience on stage in "Salome," by Oscar Wilde; leads with reper- toire show in Kansas City and one season in vaudeville ; in Belasco Stock company in Los Angeles in 1911 with Lewis Stone as leading man; played in New York production of Oliver Morosco's "Cinderella Man" ; started in pic- tures working in Lloyd Hamilton comedy, as heavy; in 1918 went with Chaplin to Mutual as actor; joined Triangle Comedies in 1919; saw service in the Navy during the war ; in
1921 became associated with Lloyd Hamilton as director and later went with Sennett; after three two-reelers with Universal, was signed by Warners ; outstanding production was Al Jol- son's "Singing Fool," for Warners, continuing with same company in 1929-31-31-32-33-34; still under contract to Warners ; directed "42nd Street," voted one of the "Ten Best Pictures of 1933," in the Annual "Film Daily" poll; hobby: any form of athletics, specializing in baseball, football, squash and golf ; selected one of ten best directors of 1928-29 in Annual "Film Daily" poll.
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BADGER, CLARENCE G. b. June 8, 1880, San Francisco; educ. Boston Polytechnic Institute; artist, newspaper work on Pacific Coast papers and "Youths Com- panion" ; entered pictures with Wilbert Mel- ville Lubin Co. as scenarist ; wrote scenarios for Lubin, Universal, Keystone ; first directed for Keystone, 1915, then Goldwyn, where he made Will Rogers' series ; First National, Metro, Famous Players, Paramount ; made first three-reeler Sennett produced, switched again, in April, 1929, to First National ; now directing in Australia.
BALDWIN, EARL
b. Jan. 11, 1903, Newark, N. J.; educ. in New- ark and West Orange; attended American In- stitute of Banking, New York City; at age of 17 ran away to join a circus, but remained with traveling show only a week, as he was found by his parents; that week gave him the show "bug" and he produced and wrote ama- teur shows in school; got a job in a chorus
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from Ned Wayburn, but his parents made him tear up the contract; quit 23 different jobs in one year; was an office boy for Thomas A. Edi son; wrote and staged a show in a Maine boys camp; became a reader in M-G-M's home office; was sent to the Coast as a reader at M-G-M's studio; wrote "Ain't Aggie Awful," a Inirles- Que show at the Burbank, Los Angeles; Harry Rapf Ijought out the house and had a "Back to Main Street" party, attended by Lon Chaney, Bob Leonard and many others who had playeil on Main Street, Los Angeles; Rapf liked the show and made Baldwin a gag m^n and title writer; Baldwin worked with Joseph W. Farn ham, veteran title writer; wrote 36 tab shows for Dalton Bros., operators of the Burbank; wrote screenplay for "Brotherly Love," a silenl, at M-G-M; first talker screenplay, "Sophomore," for Pathe, in collaboration with Walter DeLeon; joined Warner Bros, in 1930 and wrote 63 screenplays, including "Wonder Bar," "The Irish In Us," "Here Comes the Navy," "Devil Dogs of the Air," "Havana Widows," "Doctor X,' "Go Into Your Dance," "The Widow from Chicago," "Six Day Bike Race," "The Naughty Flirt," "The Mouthpiece," "Madison Square Garden," "Life Begins," "Wild Boys of the Road," "The Honorable Guy," "The Big Shot," "The Tip-OfF," "Blondy Johnson"; produced "Miss Pacific Fleet"; is associate producer on "Gold Diggers of 1937"; his producing assign ments include "Ever Since Eve," "Mister Mel- ody," "Men Are Such Fools," "Slight Case of Murder."
BARSKY, BUD
b. Russia, 1891; came to U. S. at age nf two; educ. Western Canadian schools, N'. Y. high schools, University of California ; at age of 16 entered pictures with Nestor Films in Bayonne, N. J.; joined Universal exchange at Calgary; publicity director for Associated Film Sales Corp. ; General Manager for Gotham Pictures; 1912, went to San Antonio and produced "The Siege and Fall of the Alamo" ; formed series of ex- changes in Middle West and produced own pic- tures in Hollywood until the war broke out ; sold his exchanges and went to war in the Flying Ser- vice ; after war, reopened his exchanges and or- ganized Bud Barsky Productions which he oper- ated until 1927; produced Tim McCny series for M-G-M; 1930 went to Columbia; later returned to M-G-M ; formed his own independent produc- ing company which he operated until 1936; then joined Warner Bros, as a producer; now pro- ducing for Grand National.
BARTON, CHARLES
b. Northern Calif., May 25, 1902; educ. high school, Oakland, Calif.; oy stage as a comedian in road shows, stock companies and vaudeville, then appeared on screen in two-reel comedies; became prop boy for James Cruze, then Wil- liam Wellman; appointed assistant director with William Wellman company ; alter several years as an assistant, was appointed director by Para- mount ; still with that company.
BANKS, MONTY
b. Italy, 1897 ; attended University Bolognia Italy for two years studying Doctor of Arts; came to New York City in 1914; did eccentric dancing; joined Keystone in 1915 as an actor; in 1920 together with Jack L. Warner, organ- ized Monty Banks comedies; in 1922 produced and starred in his first feature length comedy "Racing Luck" ; made nine feature comedies and had his own producing company ; went to Eng- land and joined British International Pictures as producer, director and star; in 1935 joined 20th Century-Fox as a producer and director.
BARKER, REGINALD
b. 1889, Bothwell, Scotland; to California at ten ; educ. Los Angeles ; played small stock parts at Burbank, 1901, later lead in traveling com- pany; at 16, managed own stock company, Kan- sas City; wrote, produced and acted in a play. 1902; actor and assistant manager with Walker Whiteside, Los Angeles, and Henry Miller, New York, 1905-1907; began screen work as short subject director in 1913 with Ince, then Triangle, Paralta, Goldwyn, Universal, Fox, Metro, M- G-M, Tiflfany-Stahl; with First National in 1929; free-lancing in 1930-31-32-33; leans toward outdoor stories ; hobbies : motion pictures ; mem- ber of Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; was with Republic ; now free-lancing.
BARSHA, LEON M.
b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 26. 1905; married; p. Esther and Samuel Barsha ; educ. high school ; tried unsuccessfully chicken raising, selling sten- ographic work; started Jan. 1924, as office boy at L^niversal ; one month later advanced to as- sistant cutter ; two years later to cutter ; left Universal six months later and worked at Tif- fany-Stahl as assistant cutter for year and half; started at Columbia as film librarian seven years ago; Nov. 1936, became director; now with Columbia.
BATCHELLER, GEORGE R.
b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 19; educ. Worcester Academy, Dartmouth College ; several years in theatrical and motion picture industry ; Chester- field Pictures in 1925 ; distributing and producing in independent market ever since; divides his time equally between East and West Coast; president of Chesterfield Motion Picture Corp.
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BEAUDINE, WILLIAM
b. 1893, New York City; educ. New York; screen experience, first at Biograph, N. Y.. 1909; directed for Biograph, Kalem, Universal, Triangle, Christie, Goldwyn, Fox, First Na- tional, Unitel Artists, Warners, Mary Pickford, Famous, M-G-M, First National, Universal; with Fox in 1928-29'; joined First National, in 1929. for a second time; free-lancing in 1930-31-32-33; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences; hobbies: hunting, fishing, golf; now directing in England.
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BEAUMONT. HARRY
b. 1891, Abilene, Kans. ; educ. St. Joseph, Mo. ; acted in stock nine years ; entered films with Edison Co., where he played in pictures for seven years ; director for Essanay, Selig, Goldwyn, Metro, Warner Bros., Fox., M-G-M, continuing with M-G-M in 1928-29; directed the "Broadway .Melody ' ; was under contract to M-G-M ; was with Universal and David L. Loevv Productions; now free-lancing; hobbies: hunting, fishing, writing.
BECHE, BOB
b. New York City ; educ. New York City and Philadelphia; first occupation news and com- mercial cameraman ; started in picture business in property department, Hal Roach Studios in 1925; Ijecame successively assistant cameraman, script clerk, gag writer, assistant director and supervisor; under contract to Republic as pro- duction supervisor on the "Three Mesquiteers" series of westerns ; hobbies : hunting, fishing and fencing.
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BEEBE, FORD I.
b. Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 26, 1888; m. Kitty Delevanti; ediic. Albuquerque, N. M., and Chicago ; wrote for Pathe, First National, Uni- versal, Tec-Art and Tiffany ; worked on the Mo- tion Picture News; became affiliated with Mascot as writer, loing originals, continuity and dialogue, also directing; 1933, directed and wrote for Mascot; 1934, wrote and directed for Columbia;
1935, wrote for Columbia, Puritan and Republic;
1936, directed and wrote for Columbia ; now di- recting for Universal.
BELL, MONTA
1). Washington, D. C, Feb. .S, ISvl ; educ. Washington schools ; worked for Washington Post ; went with a stock company in Washing- ton ; had own stock company in Washington called Garrick Players; went to Washington Herald as editor and publisher; became editor of McCIure newspaper syndicate in New York; 1921-1923. was ghost writer on Charley Chaplin's bnok "My Trip Abroad" ; came to Hollywood with Chaplin and co-authored for him; became a director at Warner's; with Metro and Para- mount; 1928-1931; free-lancing until 1933 Metro from 1933 to 1935; producer and director^ was with London Films; now with Columbia. A A
BENNET, SPENCER GORDON
Arctic traveler, Hudson Bav explorer; crack sculler of Sheepshead Bay Rowing Club, N. Y. ; served in Wf)rld War; in films, played stun/ and thrill parts; associated with George B. Seitz as co-director of Pathe serials for many years, until late in 1928, when he made serials independently for Pathe; then, in 1929, fea- tures for same company in the East ; made fea-
ture for Sono Art ; was producing and direct- ing Nick Harris detective stories ; directed serials for RKO Pathe; directed for Larry Darmour.
BERGER, DR. LUDWIG
b. Mainz, Germany; educ. Munich and Heidel- berg; stage career, Opera House, Hamburg, and Max Reinhardt, at German Theater, Berlin ; staged Shakespearean plays at Reinhardt thea- ters; also staged modern pieces; joined L^fa films, Berlin, and became director, making "W^altz Dream" and others; came to U. S. in 1925 to study production methods ; returned to Germany and Pho_-bus Films; back to U. S. in 1927 and signed one-year contract with Paramount ; in 1928, returned to Be-«:in and made one leature for Ufa; returned to Hollywood in 1929; was under contract to Paramount ; now free-lancing in Europe.
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BERKE, WILLIAM
b. Milwaukee, Oct. 3, 1903; educ. Los Angeles Polytechnic High School, 1920; student em- ployee, Los Angeles Evening Herald, during high school years; started as office boy RKO Century Comedies (Stern Bros.) ; became assist- ant cameraman, then cameraman with same company; first official writer on lot; returned to photography; photographed for numerou.s in- dependents; cameraman at Fox, PatJie, Para- mount and F.B.O.; cataracts on eyes stopped photographic career and he became assistant to C. C. Burr, producing "Torchy Series" comedies for Educational ; free-lance writer ; pro- duced independently ; now producing for Mono- gram.
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BERKELEY. BUSBY
b. Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 29. 1895; educ. 6 years preparatotry military academy, Mohegan Lake, N. Y. ; spent 10 years on the New York stage as actor, director, producer; came to Hol- lywood in 1930 for the Samuel Goldwyn Pro- ductions, was creator and director of musical numbers in pictures for Sam Goldwyn; M-G-M ; Universal; RKO ; Warners; under contract to Warner Rros. as director for both dramatic and musical pictures.
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BERMAN, PANDRO
b. Pittsburgh, March 28, 1905 ; educ. public school in Pittsburgh and at Gotham's DeWitt Clinton High School; at 32, he is one of mo- tion pictures' youngest among the high execu- tives ; from his start as assistant director at FBO, he soon turned to the editing end and became a film editor ; graduated as head of the film cutting department ; chosen as assistant to William LeBaron. subsequently filling the same position for David O. Selznick ; later became a producer; under contract to RKO.
BERNE, JOSEF
b. 1904. Kiev. Russia; married to Sylvia Cherry, dancer; child pianist prodigy; vaudeville and con- cert appearances ; actor in Blaney Stock Com- pany ; neighborhood Playhouse, New York ; re- turned to vaudeville for number of years; drama critic for a Hollywood trade paper for three years ; directed Little Theater productions in- cluding "The Lower Depths" by Maxim Gorky, done in Hollywood; wrote and directed "Destiny" and "Dawn to Dawn" ; wrote "The Golem" was with Universal and M-G-M; now with Can- tabria Films.
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BERNHEIM, JULIUS
b. Laupheim. Germany. October 29 ; educ. pub- lic schools in Laupheim. came to Chicago, at- tended Wendell Phillips High School; 1909. upon graduation, entered Laemmle Film Exchange, Chicago, as ofifice boy. later a booker; 1911. went to New York City, progressing through Laemmle film laboratories until promoted to film editor; 1913. transferred to Minneapolis ex- change, where he became manager ; later served in Omaha and Kansas City exchanges; 1922 came to Universal City, his first job being sec- ond assistant director; served under Irving Thal- berg as unit business manager in 1923 ; was gen- eral manager of studio in 1924-25; made asso- ciate producer in 1925 ; produced German ver- sions in Germany and English versions at Uni- versal City alternately ; resigned from Universal in 1936; hobby; making motion pictures; recrea- tion ; tennis.
BIBERMAN, HERBERT
b. March 4. 1900, Philadelphia; educ. University of Pennsylvania and Yale University ; director at the Theater Guild for three years; married to Gale Sondergaard ; came to Hollywood in 1935, for Columbia as a director ; now free-lancing.
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BISCHOFF, SAMUEL
b. Hartford. Conn., Aug. 11, 1890; educ. Hart- ford High School and Boston University; pro- duced 36 comedies in 1923-24 for Grand Asher; 36 comedies in 1924-25 for Bischofif, Inc.; six features in 1926 for Bischoff Productions; four features in 1927 for Gotham Prods.; 1928. be- came production manager for Columbia; August, 1931, assumed Tiffany position: formed KBS Productions. Inc.. with Burt Kelly and Wm. Saal in June. 1932; company name changed in 1933 to Admiral Productions; directed for Tif- fany; joined Warner Bros, in 1933 as a pro- ducer, which position he still holds.
BLAKE, B. K.
b. Sept. 24, 1893; started in film business as exhibitor in Harlem in 1912; entered the pro- duction department of the Imp Co., later known as Universal Film Co. ; was production manager, supervisor and director until 1920 at the Eastern Studios; instrumental in forming the first large industrial department for Universal ; later formed Stanley Advertising Co. with A. Pam Blumen- thal and the late Jules Mastbaum where he pro- duced 200 industrial and educational films; pro- duced IS spon.sored reels when company was taken over by Warner Bros. ; has had own pro- ducing company in the commercial and theatrical field for the past six years; produced and di- rected two series of shorts for Columbia, "Voice of Experience" and "Court of Human Rela- tions" ; now producing and directing series of musical featurettes for Columbia.
BLANKE, HENRY
h. Berlm. Dec. 30. 1901; graduated from the Oberrealschule, Berlin; 1919-20 with LTfa • 19^0- 22, Ufa-Lubitsch ; 1922-26, with Ernst Lubitsch on Mary Pickford, Warner Bros, and Para- mount pictures as personal assistant; 1926-27, with Ufa as business and production manager; 1927-28, Warner Bros.. Hollywood; 1928-30, production head of Warner Bros. German pro- ductions in Berlin; 1930-31, head of foreign pro- duction of Warner Bros. Burbank studios; 1931 on, supervising American productions for War- ner Bros.
BLOCK. RALPH ^ ^
Educ. LTniversity of Michigan 1911; editorial staffs "Kansas City Star." "Louisville Courier Journal," "Detroit News," "New York Sun"; dramatic critic "New York Tribune" 1917* Washington correspondent, 1918; director of ad- vertising Goldwyn Pictures Corp. 1919; asso- ciate editor 1920-21 ; with Paramount as story editor and producer to 1927; Pathe, associate producer to 1929; Fox. associate producer 1930; producer for Columbia 1931; writing since for Metro. Radio, Warners, Reliance and Paramount. T T
BLYSTONE, JOHN G.
b. 1892, Rice Lake, Wis.; educ; University of Wisconsin ; started rushing props with comedy companies, before joining Fox, where he directed first and with the same company for 17 years; now free-lancing.
BORZAGE, FRANK
b. 1893. Salt Lake City; educ. Salt Lake City; stage career started when 13 years old; at- tended dramatic school in Salt Lake, but failed afterwards and made second successful attempt year later; played bits in stock and repertoire, eventually stock leads, which brought him to Hollywood; at 19, played leads with Ince; turned to direction after two parts; directed for Mutual, Universal, Lubin, American, Lasky, Fred Stone. Cosmopolitan. F. B. O.. Paramount, Fox. continuing with company in 1928-29; di- rected "Humoresque" and several Norma Tal- madge pictures; had his own unit with Fox; directed "Seventh Heaven." selected one of the ten best pictures of 1927 in "The Film Daily" Annual Poll ; selected one of ten best directors of 1927-28 and 1928-29 in "The Film Daily Annual Ballots; made "Street Angel." selected one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1928. in "Film Daily" Annual Poll ; was under contract to Fox; now with M-G-M; 1934-35 directed for Universal and Warner Bros. ; directed "A Farewell to Arms," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1933 in "The Film Daily" poll; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences,
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BOTSFORD, A. M.
b. Rockford, 111.; educ. Williams College (A.B.), specializing in English; was City editor of the Quincy, 111. Herald; reporter on the New York World; joined Paramount in July, 1917, as publicity writer ; advertising manager, 1920- 1925; then became advertising manager of Pub- lix Theaters; 1931 became head of story de- partment in New York; appointed assistant to Emanuel Cohen in 1933j appointed assistant to Henry Herzbrun in February, 1934; now pro- ducing at Paramount.
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BRADBURY, ROBERT N.
Writer and director for Sono Art-World Wide. Monogram and Republic; now writing and di- recting for Supreme.
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BRABIN, CHARLES
b. 1883, Liverpool, Eng. ; educ, College St. I'^rancis Xavier, England ; stage career in America for short period ; debut in pictures under Edison, 1908 ; made first serial produced ; married Theda Bara, whom he directed in sev- eral features ; worked for Vitagraph, Essanay, Metro, Fox, Universal, G'oldwyn, Universal (second engagement), First National and M-G-M in 1928-29; now free-lancing. T T
BRAHM, JOHN
b. Hamburg. Germany, Aug. 17, 1893; studied architecture; at 17 became an actor; acted until 1915 when he entered the German army in the World War ; following the war he returned to
acting for a year ; became a stage director in Berlin; directed plays in Vienna for 10 years, six of which were with the Burg theater, gov- ernment-subsidized; was dialogue director and supervisor in London ; later directed ; now under contract to Columbia.
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BRENON, HERBERT
b. 1880, Dublin, Ireland; educ. St. Paul's and King's College, London; 15 years in legit field as actor, director; first film connection with Imp., then Fox, Selznick, First National, Para- mount; his own unit with Paramount, making "Beau Geste," which won "Photoplay" Medal Award in 1926 and was selected one of ten i)est in "Film Daily" Annual Ballot; terminated long connection with Paramount in 1927 to make "Sorrel and Son" in London independent- ly, releasing through United Artists; joned U. A. early in 1928; selected one of ten best di- rectors in 1926 and also in 1927, 1928, 1930, in "The Film Daily" Directors' Ballot; directed "Sorrel and Son," selected one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1928 in "Film Daily" Poll; continued with United Artists to early 1929, when he switched to RKO, on a "borrowed" arrange- ment, for one picture; now free-lancing in England.
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BRETHERTON. HOWARD b. Tacoma, Wash., educ. Stanford University, Cal. ; migrated to New York ; sold explosives ; extra-ed with Harold Lloyd in 1914, a "prop" man with Al Christie, followed by assistant cameraman's job and assistant director for four years with Christie, cutter for Universal ; left Hollywood 1920 for New York, joining Selz-
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nick ; to Rome as cutter and assistant director ; arrived in Hollywood 1924, joined Warners as cutter, elevated to d'rectorsliip ; has cut 2UU features ; cuts all liis own films ; lengthy connec- tion with Warners, continuing with same com- pany in 1928-29 ; Paramount N. Y. Studios, 1930; 1935; directed for Panmiount lelease ; now directing for Sol Lesser.
BRICE, MONTE
b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Columbia; writer of vaude- ville acts and stage plays; stage director; en- tered pictures as constructor of comedy scenes ; worked for Fox, F. B. O., Warners, Universal; serials for Pathe; scenarist with Para. 1923-27; directed "Casey at the Bat," Para. 1927; 1927-28 scenario work with Para.; comedy shorts for Pathe in 1929; directed shorts for Para, and RKO in 1929-30; 1932 joined Wil- liam Rowland and Monty Brice Prods.; pro- ducing and directing Nick Kenny "Radio Thrills", "Down Memory Lane" series for Uni versal release, co-produced for Universal and Paramount in the East ; now with Universal on the Coast. t t
BRISKIN. IRVING
b. Feb. 28. 19U3; educ. high school and busi- ness college ; started in picture business in 1923 ; general manager for Banner Productions. Ster- mg Productions and then Chesterfield ; joined Columbia as associate producer.
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b. Russia. Feb. 8, 1896; educ. grade and high schools, New Yoik City. College of the City of New York; five years with C.B.S. ; two years with Banner Productions; joined Colurnbia Pic- tures as a producer ; now vice-president in charge of production at RKO Radio.
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h. Kalamazoo, Mich., 1892 ; educ. Technical High, Buffalo. N. Y. ; at ageof 10 took tickets at penny arcade owned by his father in Mem- phis; 1905, worked for his father at first picture theater in Denver; 1910, started working as a cameraman and assistant director for Kinemacolor Co. ; was an assistant to Henry Lehrman, com- edy director ; became a theater manager for Mark-Brock Theatrical Enterprises; 1914 to 1927, engaged in foreign distribution of Ameri- can pictures ; handled Fox, Triangle and World pictures ; sales manager for Inter-Ocean Co. ; became foreign manager for Lewis J. Selznick ; 1921, became special representative for Joseph M. Schenck ; 1922-1926. foreign sales manager fir First National; 1926-27, South American rep- resentative for M-G-M; 1928, supervising editor for F. B. O. ;made 14 talking comedies for RKO release; joined RKO as comedy producer; made 32 comedies in 1930 and 1931 ; was active- ly engaged in production while abroad; 1934, produced features for RKO ; now producing for Universal.
B ROWER, OTTO b. Grand Rapids, Mich., 1895 ; educ. Grand Rapids ; acted in support of Robert Mantell in Shakespearean repertoire ; then with stock com- panies ; entered pictures as an actor in support of Wallace Reid in Paramount productions ; switched to assisting, under Irvin Willat ; started diiecting in 1928 for Paramount, with "Ava- lanche" as his first picture; was with RKO; now under cuntract to 20tli Century. T T
BROWN, CLARENCE
b. May 10. 1890, Knoxville, Tenn. ; educ. Uni- versity of Tennessee; graduated with B. S. E. E. and B. S. M. E. ; with engineering dept. Moline Auto Co., Moline, 111.; engineering and sales dept. Stevens-Duryea Co., Chicopee Falls, Mass. ; owned Brown Motor Car Co., Birming-
ham, Ala. ; screen career, assistant director with Maurice Tourneur ; six years with Tourneur, then directed for United Artists, Universal, Pre- ferred, First National; M-G-M, 1926-27-28-29- 30-31-32; made "The Trail of '98"; selected one of the ten best directors of 1927 in "The Film Daily" Annual Ballot ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; selected one of ten best directors of 1928-29 and 1929-30 in Annual "Film Daily" polis ; directed "Anna Karenina," one ol the "Film Daily" Ten Best Pictures of 1935; under contract to M-G-M.
BROWN, HARRY JOE
Educ. University of Syracuse, L.L.B. degree; directed college plays during summer vacations ; stage career following schooling ; acted, "prop" man and stage director ; entered pictures about 1920 ; served in all branches ; formed his own unit, making Fred Thomson's for F.B.O. ; Ray- art and Fnst National ; associated producer, supervisor and director of Maynard with First National and Reed Howes short reel aviation series for Educational ; directed Rogers Produc- tions for RKO, was associate producer RKO- Pathe; was directing and supervising Chas. R. Rogers' productions for Paramount release ; was with Warners; now with 20th Century-Fox; member Masi|uers. Hollywood. Lambs Club, N. Y.
BROWN, KARL
h. Dec. 26, 1896, McKeesport, Pa.; educ. pub- lic schools all over the country while traveling with parents, William and Lucille Brown, who toured with light-opera companies; entered pic- tures with Kinemacolor Company of New York in 1912, came to Hollywood with that company in that year; with Selig as still man; then with D. W. Griffith in 1914 as assistant cameraman; with GriflSth till 1918; in Army till 1919; re- turned to Jesse Lasky's company as head cam- eraman; with Lasky till 1927; directed for Cecil B. deMille; did originals and screenplay and free-lance direction from 1927 to 1936; directed for Zeldman; now free-lancing.
BROWN, MELVILLE
b. Portland, Ore. ; commenced acting in legit field in 1909, playing until 1916; entered films in 1917 as writer on features; directed shorts in 1919 for Warners, then for Fox, Sennett, Roach, Universal until 1923 when he returned to feature writing until 1926; in 1926 resumed direction, working on features for Universal under long term contract, switching later to Pathe, and in 1929, with Paramount; with Radio Pictures in 1930-31 ; with Monogram in 1934 ; now free-lancing.
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BROWN, ROWLAND
b. Akron, O., in 1900 ; educ. University School, Cleveland, University of Detroit, Detroit School of Fine Arts, Yale ; was fashion illus- trator and sport cartoonist ; was a gag man for Reginald Denny's unit at Universal ; wrote for Fox, Warner Bros. ; wrote "The Doorway to Hell" ; wrote "Pay Day" and "The Last Sup- per," stage plays, and several one-act plays ; directed "Quick Millions" ; was under contract to RKO and Twentieth Century Pictures; wa.- with M-G-M : now free lancing.
BROWNING, TOD
b. July 12, 1882 ; Louisville, Ky. ; educ. Louis- ville public schools; played vaudeville at 16; played contortionist act; black-face actor in burlesque; toured world with "Lizzard and Coon" Co., "Mutt and Jeflf," "The Whirl of Mirth," etc.; carnival manager, stage producer; screen career, 1919, slapstick actor with Grif- fith, Biograph N. Y. studio; year later directed
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for Fine Arts, afterwards with G'oldwyn, Majes- tic, Metro, Universal, for five years ; directed 25 Majestic two-reelers; joined M-G-M, direct- ing Lon Chaney, and others in 1928-29 ; later with Universal; rejoined M-G-M in 1931; under contract to M-G-M ; wrote many scenarios and originals ; hobby : outdoor sports ; member Acad- emy of M. P. Arts and Sciences. T T
BRUCE, ROBERT C.
1). Stowe, Vt. ; educ. Univ. of Iowa, Univ. of Minn.; screen career started when he became interested in development of nature films ; first made "When the Mountains Call," three-reeler for Educational in 1913; with same company 14 years ; producer-director of his own company ; 1930 produced and directed outdoor talkers for Paramount; directed color photography on "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine"; now making "Mu- sical Romances," in Technicolor, for Paramount; hobbies: out-of-doors.
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BUCHMAN, SIDNEY
b. Duluth, Minnesota, 1902; educ. University of Minnesota and Columbia University; was a member of the Shakespearian company at Old Vic's Theater, London; wrote Broadway plays and screen plays; now producing and writing for Columbia.
BUELL, JED
b. Denver, Colorado, May 21, 1897; educ. Corona school and North Denver high school; was treas- urer of the Denver Orpheum; business manager of Elitch's Gardens Theater, Denver; treasurer. Denliani Theater. Denver; eight years manager of West Coast Theaters, including the DeLuxe,
Alvarado and Westlake, Los Angeles, Calif. ; in 1928, was general manager of California Universal Chair Theaters, headquarters Orange County, Calif.; in 1930 was made director of all publicity at the Mack Sennett Studios in Hollywood; held this position until Mack Sen- nett disbanded studio ; later became a free-lance publicist; in 1936, the DeLuxe Pictures Corpora- tion was formed and he became a producer with this outfit, producing musical westerns.
BURR, C. C.
b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 30. 1891 ; educ. Hack- ensack, N. J., High School, Bethlehem Prep, Nazareth Hall, entered University of Pennsyl- vania in 1911; became a newspaper reporter, worked on publicity for the New York Times ; later went to New York Edison Co. and McCall Co., and then returned to the Times; became a member of Paramount in 1913; after five years became assistant general manager, holding that post for two years ; left and started his own producing company; produced Sewell Ford's Torchy series, with Jonny Hines ; a contract was arranged with E. W. Mammons, who was about to start a distributing company for short subjects later to be known as Educational ; the Torchy comedies continued for three years until the star made features ; then produced all-star comedies, with Hodkinson-Pathe release; also made four features yearly, in addition; 1932 produced for Monogram release; now president of B. J. S. Productions.
BURTON, DAVID
b. Alliance, N. J., 1902; graduate pharmacist; four years with Mrs. Fiske as actor, stage man- ager, director ; appeared in plays in New York ;
IRVING PICHEL
Directed
"THE SHEIK STEPS OUT"
"LARCENY ON THE AIR"
"GENTLEMAN FROM LOUISIANA"
"BEWARE OF LADIES"
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produced plays for Charles Frohman at the Empire Theater, N. Y. ; has directed motion picures for Columbia and Universal ; directed for Reliance; was with RKO ; now free-lancing. T ▼
BUTCHER, EDWARD W.
b. Troy, N. Y., May 15; educ. public schools of Troy ; started his motion picture work as manager of the Broadway Strand theater, De- troit ; at the same time handled the affairs of two motion picture exchanges, the All Star Fea- ture Company and the Broadway Feature Com- pany; 1917 went to New York as production manager for Clara Kimball Young at the old Tlianhouser studio ; remained two years and then went to California as her production man- ager, served in this capacity for six years ; next made 14 independent pictures that were re- leased by FBO; in 1925 affiliated himself with Fox West Coast Studios, was unit production manager at first, then business manager, and, after that studio manager; 1929 was made an associate producer; late in 1931 resigned and was studio manager at RKO ; June, 1932, re- turned to Fox as studio manager, after serving in this capacity was made production manager and early in 1934, became a producer; resigned in 1936; now with Selznick International.
BUTLER, DAVID
b. San Francisco ; educ. : Stanford University ; behind the footlights shortly after graduation, developing into well-known Pacific Coast stock player ; entered pictures as an actor and later switched to direction, making "High School Hero" as his first, for Fox, remaining with that organization for others ; under contract to 20th Century-Fox ; member Hollywood Athletic Club; hobbies: golf, boxing, handball, tennis. T T
BUZZELL, EDWARD
b. Brooklyn, in 1896; educ. in Brooklyn schools; started his stage work with Gus Edwards ; played in musical comedy, vaudeville and bur- lesque ; was starred on Broadway in "The Ging- ham Girl," "The Desert Song," "Town Clown," "No Other Girl," "Lady Fingers," "Broadway Brevities," "Good Boy," "Tip Toes" ; entered pictures as the star of "Little Johnny Jones," made by First National ; directed, wrote and appeared in 26 short comedies for Columbia; directed for Columbia; was with Universal; was with Columbia ; now under contract to Universal ; hobby : golf.
CABANNE, CHRrSTY
b. 1888, St. Louis; educ. St. Rose Academy, Culver Military Academy ; Annapolis Naval Academy ; early career spent in the navy ; the- atrical experience started 1908, on the stage, acting; 1910 entered pictures, directed "Doug" Fairbanks' first, made a second with Fairbanks and joined Fine Arts ; acted for short while with Griffith, then assistant to latter for five years ; became D. W.'s chief assistant, author of several originals ; made Metro's first serial ; or- ganized own company ; worked for G'oldwyn, F. B. O., Associated Exhibitors, M-G-M, Tif- fany-Stahl, De Mille-Pathe, Columbia, Universal. RKO and Mascot; now with RKO. T T
CAHN, EDWARD L.
b. February 12, 1899, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; educ. public and high school in Brooklyn ; after school hours worked with Rissilbaum, pro- ducers; became manager of Miller Theater, Ver- mont Theater and Sheffield Theater, New York City; came to California in 1917; worked with Nazimova company as assistant director and cutter on four pictures ; worked as cutter at night for Universal and attended University of California in day time ; had three years of col- lege and majored in Theoretical Drama; became
head cutter for Universal in 1926 and was as signed all their super productions, including "Man Who Laughs," "Uncle Tom's Cabin," "Show Boat," "Broadway," "We Americans," "A Lady Surrenders" ; directed Spanish version of "Shanghai Lady" and "Night Ride"; March, 1931, became director for all "re-takes and added scenes," worked on "Up for Murder," "Homicide Squad"; directed "Saint Jolinson," with Walter Huston, as his first picture; hob- bies : gymnasium sports and does a great deal of reading; directed for Universal and RKO; directed in Englana in 1934; now with M-G-M.
CAPRA, FRANK R.
b. 1897, Italy; educ. Cal. Institute of Tech- nology ; came to America 1903 ; after school served as soldier in World War; entered pic- tures with independent unit as cutter, later scenarist, gag man and then director ; first as- signment Harry Langdon's initial First Na- tional release, 1926, on this he co-directed and wrote the gags ; full direction on Langdon's second and third ; with latter two years as gag man and then a director for First National, Columbia, continuing with latter in 1929-30-31- 32-33 ; directed "Lady for a Day," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1933; directed "It Happened One Night," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1934 in the "Film Daily's" Annual Polls; received Academy award for best direction of 1934; directed "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" ; one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1936; still with Columbia; hobbies: music, fishing, hunting.
CAREWE, EDWIN
b. 1883, Gainesville, Texas; educ. Universities of Missouri and Texas; acted in legitimate field for 16 years; started films with Lubin, 1914, after that directed for Rolfe-Metro. Selig and First National; "Resurrection" for United Artists, 1927, and "Ramona," "Revenge," 1928; "Resurrection" selected one of the ten best pictures of 1927 in "The Film Daily" Annual Poll; producer-director of two units with Uniten Artists in 1929; directed "The Spoilers" for Paramount; directed "Resurrection" for Uni- versal ; directed "Are We Civilized" ; member Hollywood M.P.D.A., Academy of M. P. Arts and_ Sciences; hobbies: golf, tennis, hunting, fishing, billiards ; made about 80 features ; now making religious films.
CARLISLE, ROBERT
h. Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 19, 1906; started in pictures with the old Metro in 1922 in the cutting rooms; in 1924. went with Cosmopolitan Productions in a similar capacity; in 1925. started with Universal where he remained luitil
1934, during this period, cut some of this sliulio's biggest successes; in 1935, in conjunction with Jerry Fairbanks, became a short subject pro- ducer, forming the Scientific Films, Inc. to produce short subjects for Paramount, chief among these being the Popular Science series which are now in their third year with this company; also producing several single reel shorts, primarily for Paramount also.
CARR, TREM ^ ^
b. Trenton. III., Nov. 6 ; educ. University of Illinois; prior to entering motion picture busi- ness, was head of a St. Louis construction com- pany, and paymaster in charge of disbursements tor the Pearl Harbor breakwater project at Honolulu; entered the motion piclure business in 1922, as a producer of a series of Al St. Jolm comedies; has been an active producer for the past 13 years; was vice-president of Rayart Pic- tures for 1922 to 1929, and vice-president in charge of productions for Syndicate Pictures fioni 1925 until 1930; 1930, he and his partner, W. Ray Johnston, organized Monogram Pictures ;
1935, they formed Republic Pictures; 1934, was
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elected president of the Independent Motion Picture Producers Association; sold liis interest in Republic ; now producing a .Tolm Wayne series for Universal; is a director of the ]\Ias(|iiers Club and a member of the Sininers and Delta Tau Delta Fraternity.
CARROLL, EARL
b. Sept. 16, 1893, Pittsburgh; educ. dropped out of school in the eighth grade; worked as a pro- gram boy at the theater until 1909 when he became restless and made his way to San Fran- cisco, where he signed aboard a ship as cabin boy on a trip around the world ; worked up and down the China cnast ; in Shanghai became edi- tor of an American newspaper; quit this to re- turn to the sea, where he did his first serious writing; he was 19 when he returned to New York and the theatrical world; his first play, "The Lady of the Night" was immediately pur- chased, but never produced due to financial com- plications ; worked as a theater program boy and played the piano ; joined Leo Feist music house and worked for several other music houses until Oliver Morosco gave him his first chance; wrote words and music for several shows ; enlisted in the infantry during the World War ; later trans- ferred to the air service ; became a pilot at Mineola, Long Island; returned to writing and wrote "Lady of the Lamp," which was pro- duced at the Republic theater in New York in 1919; the first show which he ever produced; then built his first theater, the Earl Carroll, in 1921, and his second, with the same name, in 1931; produced for Paramount; joined 20th Century-Fox and co-produced with Harold Wil- son.
CARRUTH, MILTON
b. March 23, 1900, San Diego, Calif.; attended Los Angeles schools; entered pictures in 1916 as cutter with Fox; was with Mack Sennett as cutter; joined Universal 1928 as cutter; edited John Stahl's pictures; became director in 1936; hobbies: golf, fishing; is with Universal.
CEDER, RALPH
b. 1899, Marietta, Wise. ; entered films about 1917; three years spent learning production methods ; directed shorts, mostly comedies, for seven years, working for several companies; joined FBO, 1926, made two-reelers ; with Para- mount in 1927-28 ; features for Paramount in 1928; sliorls lor Larry Oainiour Prod, n i928- 29; free-lancing in 1930; was with RKO-Pathe; directed in England ; now with Samuel Gold- wyn in Hollywood; hobbies: golf, fishing, and books.
CHADWICK, I. E.
b. l^ondon, England, Feb. l.S. 1884; educ. Brook- lyn. N. Y. schools, Cornell and St. Lawrence University, receiving A.B. and L.L.B. de- grees; entered picture business in 1910 as coun- sel to picture comnanies; vice president of Exclusive Features, Inc.. 1910-1914; president. Merit Film Corp., 191.S-1919; vice-president, Ivan Film Productions, 1915-1924; president of Chadwick Pictures Corp. since 1924 ; president, New York F. I. L. M. Club. 1918-23; pro- ducer of pictures, which starred Larry Semon, Charles Ray, Tlieda Bara, George Walsh, Lionel 13arrymore and others; produced for Monogram release during 1932 and 1933; produced for inde- pendent market ; now back with Monogram.
Box office
CLYDE E. ELLIOTT
BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE
R-K-O
DEVIL TIGER
Fox Now Producing
BOO LOO
for Paramount
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CHAPLIN, CHARLES
b. April 16, 1889, London; parents, English theatrical folks ; educ. London public schools ; at early age joined group of juvenile dancers, toured England with that and other companies in juvenile parts ; turned to dramatic parts and later back to vaudeville; came to U. S. in 1910 played repertoire, touring U. S. and Canada and to England in 1912; came back in the fall of 1912 to continue tour; while playing Philadel- phia received offer, 1913, from Keystone for picture work ; signed with Keystone ; after films, went back to vaudeville company on another tour ; rejoined Keystone as comedian ; with that company until 1918 when he organized his own company and signed $1,000,000 con- tract with First National ; first star to acquire personal studio; formed United Artists with others ; stars in and directs own films, releasing through United ; selected one of the ten best directors of 1926 in "The Film Daily" Annual Ballot ; selected one of the ten best directors of 1928 in "The Film Daily" Annual Poll; ap- peared in and directed "The Circus," selected one of 10 best pictures of 1928 in Annual "Film Daily" ballot ; appeared in and directed "City Lights" in 1931; selected one of the "Ten Best Directors of 1930-31" in annual "Film Daily" poll ; member Academy M. P. Arts and Sciences.
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CHERTOK, JACK
b. July 13, 1906; educ. high schools and grade schools in Atlanta, Ga., and New York City; was 111 charge of the music department at M-G-M Studios; now in charge of all shorts produced at M-G-M.
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CHODOROV, EDWARD
b. April 17, 1904, New York City; educ. Brown University; stage manager of numerous Broad- way productions; was formerly publicity director for Columbia, in New York; worked with Jed Harris on several plays; worked at M-G-M as a writer; worked at Warners as a writer; then produced for one year for Warners; was writ- ing and producing for Columbia ; now pro- ducing for M-G-M.
CHRISTIE, AL
b. London, Ontario; entered pictures in 1919, Vice President and General Manager of Christie Film Co., and President Christie Realty Corp. ; directed first for David Horsley's Nestor Come- dies, at Bayonne, N. J. ; produced and directed for Columbia release ; produced and directed for Educational on the coast ; now producing and directing shorts for Educational release at the General Service studio in Astoria.
CLAIR. RENE
Began life as a journalist in Paris; later went on the stage and finally became assistant to Jacques de Baroncelli; began directing in 1922; in 1925, joined Albatross-Sequana, the French pro- ducers ; directed for Tobis ; in 1936, directed for London Films.
CLARK, COLBERT
b. Galesburg, 111., Aug. 31, 1898; educ. gradu- ate Harvard. 1920; entered pictures in 1922 with Renaud Hoffman Co.; 1925. with Peninsula Studios at San Mateo; 1928-1931. Pathe Studios, as assistant director; 1931. Mascot as writer, director; since 1935, supervisor for Republic. T T
CLEMENS. WILLIAM b. Saginaw. Mich.. Sept. 10, 1905; educ. Sagi- naw schools ; 1922. started with Standard Film Laboratory in Hollywood ; became a cutter for Harry Carey pictures made by Charles R.
Rogers ; edited pictures for Universal, Pathe, KKO, Warner iJros. ; now directing for War- ner Bros.
CLIFT, DENISON
b. San Francisco ; educ. Stanford University ; short story writer, novelist, playwright ; wrote originals for screen and then became a scenarist ; scripts for Famous and Ince ; supervising! editor and director for Fox; went to England in 1920; directed for Ideal, London, for four years ; back to America, 1924, joined Fox, then De Mille as director ; while in England made tour of Europe studying picture conditions ; besides Fox, De Mille, directed for Robertson-Cole, (di- rector and scenarist) ; Selznick, Playgoers Pic- tures, Associated Exhibitors ; to England in 1927 joining British International Pictures as sce- nario editor ; directing in t^-ngiand m 1928-29 ; 1930 writing and directing for Paramount; wrote for Samuel Goldwyn in 1931 ; now free- lancing in England.
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CLIFTON, ELMER
Six years' stage experience acting; in films 16 years, first with Reliance-Majestic Prod. ; Hod- kinson. Fox, and others ; made year's trip around the world ; directed about thirty fea- tures; 1926, joined Cecil B. De Mille; with De Mille-P. D. C. in 1926-27 and De Mille-Pathe in 1927-28; with Tiffany-Stahl and Columbia in 1928 and a free-lancer in 1929 ; directed Julian Eltinge in "Maid to Order" ; was pro- ducing and directing for Amedee J. Van Beuren ; now a free-lance director.
CLINE, EDWARD FRANCIS
b. 1892, Kenosha, Wise. ; educ. Lake Forest, Chicagoj three years appeared in stage plays; 1912, joined Sennett's Keystone Co., afterwards working for Sennett-Paramount, Fox, Metre, First National, M-G-M : series of Ben Turpins for First National ; Jackie Coogans for M-G-M ; and back to Sennett in 1926 ; has made chiefly comedies ; worked for Pathe, Paramount in 1927, and First National and Universal in 1928; free- lancer in 1929 ; directed for First National, Paramount and RKO in 1930-31-32; directed for Sol Lesser; 1935, joined Paramount as a supervisor ; now directing for RKO ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences; Holly- wood ; hobbies : motoring and baseball.
COHEN, BEN S.
b. Philadelphia, March 19, 1885; educ. Philadel- phia schools, University of Penn., University of Denver, LL.B. ; practiced law for five years; 1915, manager New York Exchange. World Film Corp. ; later eastern division manager of World Film Corporation: 1916, with Lewis J. Selznick in Clara Kimball Young Film Corp. ; 1918, own exchange in Denver; 1921. produced with Nat Spitzer; 1924-1932, president General Appliance Corp. ; 1933, produced pictures in as- sociation with George W. Stout ; 1934-35-36, Burroughs-Tarzan Enterprises.
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COHEN. EMANUEL
b. Hartford, Conn., Aug. 5, 1892; educ. public schools and Townsend High School. 1912 gradu- ated from College of the City of New York ; 1912 to 1914. writer on politics and economics; 1914-15. associate editor Pathe Review; director of short feature productions for Pathe ; 1926. editor Paramount News and director of short feature production for Paramount ; 1932 became vice-president in charge of productions for Para- mount ; Major in the United States Army Re- serves during the war ; member of Explorers Club. National Press Club, the Judean Society and Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences ; organized his own production company Major Productions, to release through Paramount.
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COHEN, HERBERT S.
b. Los Angeles, Calif.; educ. Los Angeles high school and U.C.L.A.; in 1932, joined Invincible Pictuies, when company was first started; in 1934, was made executive assistant to his father, Maury M. Cohen, producer of Invincible Pic- tures; in 1935-36 co-supervised a series of six feature pictures for Invincible; in 1936, was made supervisor of a series of nine pictures to be filmed for Invincible on the 1936-1937 sched- ule; now with RKO.
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COHEN, MAURY M.
b. Chicago, Oct. 10; educ. Chicago; after oper- ating several large industrial and commercial ventures entered the motion picture industry in 1925 as president of Invincible Pictures Corpora- tion; now an associate producer at RKO.
COHN, HARRY
b. New York City, July 23, 1891 ; President of Columbia Pictures ; started as a song writer, next went into vaudeville as the singing half on the team of Edwards and Ruby; 1919, with Jack Cohn and Harry Brandt formed C. B. C, which later became Columbia Pictures. T T
COHN, MARTIN G.
b. New York City, May 5, 1893 ; educ. New York public schools, and College of the City of New York; 1911, joined Great Northern Film Co. ; six months later was editing 500 foot subjects as weekly releases, also 1,000 foot subjects as monthly releases ; was one of first to edit a subject of more than one reel in length, this being released through Motion Picture Sales Co., New York; became supervisnig film editor of KBS Productions; 1934 joined Phil Gold-
stone, producer for M-G-M; now supervising for Conn and Ambassador Pictures.
COHN, RALPH
h. May 1, 1914, New York City; educ. George Washington High School, New York City, Los Angeles High School, and Cornell University; worked at Columbia studios as assistant cutter and assistant director during summer vacations; since graduation was stage manager of several New York stage shows and co-director of the Theater-By-The-Sea, Matuck, Rhode Island; then assistant to Irving Briskin at Columbia; now associate producer on a series of action pictures at Columbia.
COLLINS, ARTHUR G.
b. London, England, Sept. 5, 1896; educ. St. Edmunds College, Old Hall Ware, London Uni- versity and College of Science ; produced and directed for the stage in London ; also produced and directed for the stage in Australia, Los An- geles and San Francisco ; 1933, joined Warner Bros, as a dialogue director; 1935, directing for Warner Bros. ; 1936 directing for Universal and 20th Century-Fox; now directing and producing for Monogram.
COLLINS, lewis" D.
1). 1899; Baltimore; educ. Mt. St. Mary's Uni- versity; leading man, touring country with Klaw & Erlanger shows ; became leading man in silent pictures; then assistant director and writer; joined Universal as director in 1936, directed comedies, westerns and later other features ; di-
ROY ROWLAND
Director
"Sun Kissed Stars at Palm Springs"
"Cinema Circus"
"Hollywood Party"
(In Technicolor)
"Song of Revolt" "How to Start the Day Right"
Starring Robert Benchley FOR
M-G-M
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rected for Pathe, Radio, Republic, Universal ; now directing for Columbia. T ▼
CONN, MAURICE HAROLD
b. Concord, N. H., Sept. 16, 1906; educ. B.S. degree in business administration Rhode Island State College, 1928; M.A. in economics Brown University 1929 ; additional graduate work Brown University 1930-31, and at University of Southern California 1932 ; manager of Conn's Theater, Providence, 1928-1929 ; manager Mas- cot Filin Exchange, Seattle, 1932 ; comptroller and assistant to the president Mascot Pictures 1932-1934; July, 1934, organized Ambassador Pictures, Inc., becoming president of same ; May,
1935, organized Conn Pictures Corp., being president of both companies at the present time ;
1936, organized Melody Pictures Corp.
CONNOLLY, 'bobby
b. New York, July 4, 1892; h. 5 ft. 7; w. 150; brown hair and eyes; m. ; stage director of sev- eral editions of Ziegfeld Follies; directed many Technicolor shorts; 1933 staged dances for Uni- versal and Warners; 1935-1937 directed dances and ensembles for Warners; 1937, directing for Warner Bros.
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CONSIDINE, JOHN W., JR.
b. Spokane, Oct. 7, 1898 ; educ. Stanford Uni- versity, Yale College, Oxford University and Heidelberg University of Germany graduated from Sheffield Scientific School as Ph.D.; was with United Artists, and in 1930 joined Fox Movietone where he directed; in 1933 became associate producer for M-G-M.
CONWAY, JACK
b. 1887, Graceville, Minn.; educ. Graceville public schools ; toured the country, starting in 1907, with various Belasco* stock companies; on stage eight years ; first screen activities as an actor with Jack London M. P. Co. and Uni- versal, playing leads; screen career began 1911, working in turn for Selig, Bosworth, Fine-Arts, Reliance-Majestic, Export & Import, Bluebird, Triangle, Federal, Pathe, Aywon, M-G-M ; first directed for Triangle ; made series of Zane Cray Stories ; helped develop Mary Philbin as star while with Universal; with M-G-M since 1927; directed "Viva Villa!", voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1934 in the annual Film Daily Poll; directed "A Tale of Two Cities," one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1936; member Acad- emy of M. P. Arts and Sciences; hobbies; out- door sports, reading, automobile driving, dogs.
COOPER, MERIAN C.
b. Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 24, 1893 ; educ. Lau- renceville School, New York ; U. S. Naval Aca- demy at Annapolis ; preferring the free life of an adventure seeker to Navy discipline, a few months before he was to graduate, left to sail before the mast ; left the sea to become a news- paper man; 1916, enlisted in the infantry; com- missioned a first lieutenant in the Aviation Corps when the U. S. entered the War; went overseas and was a captain when the War ended ; joined the Polish army as lieutenant colonel of aviation and for two years piloted a combat plane in campaigns against the Bolsheviks ; returned to the U. S. to write ; sailed to the Malay Penin- sula on an expedition for the magazine Asia ; motion pictures were made on this trip ; with Ernest Schoedsack produced pictures in Siam and the African Sudan ; left films temporarily to aid in the development of aviation ; is a director of several aviation companies; 1931, when Varrick Frissel was lost in iVewfoundland led an unsuc- cessful rescue mission ; when Selznick took over the production reins at RKO, he induced Cooper
to return to pictures ; has won success as an author with four books to his credit: now with M-G M.
CORRIGAN, LLOYD
b. Oct. 16, San Francisco, Calif.; attended Uni- versity of California, took active part in Lit- tle Theater as an actor and wrote several one- act plays. Went into pictures after grad- uating ; while working in a picture with Ray- rnond Griffith injured his loot and during that time became a writer joining Paramount; dur- ing 1929 wrote "Dr. Fu Manchu", "Sweetie", "The Saturday Night Kid", "Two Black Crows in A.E.F.", "The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu"; co-directed "Follow Thru"; directing for Para- mount; was with RKO; directed for Pioneer Pictures ; now free-lancing. ▼ ▼ COZINE, RAY
b. July 23, 1902, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Brooklyn Public School, Erasmus Hall, Pratt Institute (art) ; Illustrator for Brooklyn Life and Spoi t page of Newark "Star"; entered pictures with Paramount as prop boy; later cameraman fo. trick and miniature department; became an as sistant to Herbert Brenon, also assisted Alan Dwan, Fred Newmeyer, Gregory LaCava, D. W. Griffith, Ted Sloman, Victor Schertzinger; directed numerous shorts for Paramount in 1929- 30-31 including the first Japanese talking pic- ture, the "Golden Kimona" ; co-directed 'Mid- night" for Universal release in 1933 ; now free- lancing.
CROMWELL, JOHN b. Toledo, O. ; educ. Howe schoole, Howe, Ind. ; was interested in amateur theatricals ; entered steel business with father but gave it up to enter theater in a stock company ; traveled three years, later affiliating with Wm. A. Brady ; di- rected for Brady for 12 years; produced "Tar- nish," "Lucky Sam McCarver," "The Silver Cord," "Women Go On Forever," and "The Queen's Husband" ; appeared in "The Racket" in Los Angeles ; signed by Paiamount to appear in pictures in 1928 ; first role in all talking picture, "The Dummy"; directed in 1928-29 for Paramount ; selected one of the "Ten Best Directors of 1930-31" in annual "Film Daily" poll ; was under contract to Paramount ; was under contract to RKO. and 20th Century-Fox; directed for Selznick-International ; member of Lotus Club, N. \^., and Forest Hills Tennis Club, Long Island; hobbies: tennis and riding. T ▼
CRUZE. JAMES b. 1884, Ogden, Utah; educ. Ogden ; played in tent and medicine shows at 16; toured in stock as lead; organized own stock company 1903; with Luke Cosgrave ; organized larger company and played big time on country-wide tour, until 1906 ; came to New York and played with Belasco ; during lay-oflf, played small bits atJ old N. Y. Pathe studio; 1908, played leads with Pathe and Thanhouser ; 1916, went with Lasky to Hollywood as a director ; made "The Cov- ered Wagon," "Old Ironsides"; 1927, joined De Mille-P. D. C. ; directed Thomas Meighan in "The Mating Call" for Caddo Prod. ; or- ganized own independent production-distribution units in 1928, makng series of Gaston Glass comedies in 1929 for independent market and features for same release ; acquired old Chad- wick studio in Hollywood for production in 1929; directing for his own company in 1931; was with Columbia ; selected one of the ten best directors of 1926 and also of 1928 in "The Film Daily" Annual Ballot ; is free-lancing.
CUKOR, GEORGE
b. New York City, 1899; educ. New York; stage director for Charles Frohman and Empire Thea-
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ter Co.; 1920, Lyceum theater, Rochester; there until 1928; dialogue director for pictures; joined Paramount in 1929 as co-director ; directed ; was under contract to KKO ; directed "Little Women," selected one of the National Board of Review ten best of 1934 ; directed for M-G-M ; directed "Dinner at Eight" and "Little Women," belected two of the Ten Best Pictures of 1934 in the Film Daily Annual Poh ; under contract to M-G-M and Selznick-International. T ▼
CUMMINGS, IRVING
b. Oct. 9, 1888, New York; educ. N. Y. ; acted several years on stage, many seasons with Lillian Russell; entered films 1912; played in one of the first five-reelers made in this country ; acted for a few years and then be- came a director ; organized own company ; made series of shorts for Principal, starring and directing; produced and directed for Principal, Universal, First National, Warners, Brenda Pic- tures, Fox, having own unit with each ; was under contract to Columbia ami Fox; now with Walter Wanger.
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CUMMINGS, JACK
!). New Brunswick, Canada; started at M-G-M in li^24, as office boy; later worked as script hoy, assistant director, director and producer of shorts; co-producer with Charles Riesner of fealuie pictures; producing for M-G-M.
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CUNNINGHAM, JACK
b. Ionia. la., April. 1887 ; educ. juiblic schools. Cornell College ; printer, reporter and editor on newspapers tbrousliout the country ; telegraph edi- tor, N. Y. Morning and Evening Suns ; publicity in motion pictures, later became writer for screen
with many well-known picture plays to his credit ; has worked for every production company; now a Paramount producer.
CURTIZ, MICHAEL
b. Budapest, Hungary; spent one year at col- lege and two years in Theater Academy ; played extra bits in an opera as a child ; leads in classical and modern dramas ; trouped on the roail a year and a half ; a pantominiist for six months with a circus ; served in the Austrian heavy artillery as a lieutenant during the war; directed for Sascha Productions after war, from there going to UFA for two years, and then to Hollywood to direct for Warners, continuing witii same company in 1929-30-31-32-33-34; still with Warners ; besides directing, he has written oO produced rtlm plays; his hobby is to make great pictures ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences.
CUTTS. GRAHAM
Ii. Br ghton, 1887; having been trained to be an t-nglneer he started in the film trade in 1909. when he became a cinema proprietor at New- castle-on-Tyne; entered the production side of the film business in 1921. and has worked in England, America and Germany; directed for Herbert Wilcox, Balcon, Fredman & Saville. (iainsliorough and others.
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D'ABBADIE D'ARRAST, HENRY
1). 1897, Argentine; left college to join French artillery for World War service; with French Army during whole war; to U. S. in 1922; with Chaplin three years as assistant director, then with Famous-Paramount as director, aiKl
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various other producers, including United Artists in 1929; with Paramount in 1930-31; was with United Artists and RKO ; now free-lancing. ▼ ▼ DARMOUR, LARRY
b. New York, Jan. 8, 1895, Flushing; educ. F.ushing grammar and high schools ; started as a news-reel cameraman in 1913 with the Gau- monl Graphic, Mutual Weekly; covered the peace expedition ; following this made the trip with Dr. Cook on his expedition ; in the signal corps during the war ; returned from Europe, was editor of the Gauniont Graphic news-reel ; then editor of Selznick News ; vice-president Selziiick Distributing Corp. ; organized Standard Cinema Corp. ; produced for FliO, RKO, Para- mount and the independent market ; produced a Ken Maynard series for Columbia release; mak- ing a Jack Holt series for Columbia release.
DAVIS, FRANK T.
b. Kichmond, Ind., 1890; educ. Iron River, Michigan; stage experience; medicine show; then appearance with repertorie, burlesque companies; acted in Shubert, Anderson and Weber, Schwab and Mandel companies; vaudeville; associate producer for Pathe in the East, making shorts ; starred in Checker comedies; wrote 75 vaudeville sketches and the Greenwich Village "Ginger Box" revue; directed series of comedy shorts for Pathe ; then vaudeville ; now producing at M-G-M.
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DEARHOLT, ASHTON
b. Milwaukee, Feb. 4, 1894 ; educ. Culver Mili- tary Academy; 1911-1915, production end of business with the American Film Co.; 1915-1918, Universal Pictures; 1918-1920, free-lanced as actor, writer and director ; operated Berwilla Studios with Ben Wilson, operated eleven units for Arrow Pictures; 1929-1930, production man- ager for Richard Barthelmess, John Francis Dillon, Al Santell and Henry Hobart Produc- tions for First National; 1931, production man- ager on RKO specials; 1933, Van Beuren as su- pervisor of expedition Pictures ; 1934-35-36, pro- duced lor Burroughs-Tarzan.
de COURVILLE, ALBERT
b. London, March 26, 1887; educ. Loudon and l^ausanne; won his fame during the war years when his revues being of the lightest sort, were much in demand among soldiers on leave; di- rected for British & Dominions, Gainsborough; now directing for Gaumont-British.
DE LA FALAISE. HENRY
li. February 11. 1898 in St. Cyr, l'"iance; educ. France, England, Germany — B.A. of the Sorbonne in Paris, stiiiiied in Bonn while in Germany; enlisted in 1915 Cavalry; serveil in the Chaus- senrs Alpine and Tanks: twice decorated, croix de guerre in France and aUo an Italian Decora- tion ; after the war went into the insurance liusiness in Paris and London with Lloyds; then came to America; was sent aliroad as European represenlative for Pathe duriiiK 1928-29-30; made French pictures for Radio Pictures; was wilh M-G-M; is producing and directing his tnvii travel pictures.
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DE LIMUR. JEAN
b. Vannes, Brittany; in pictures since 1920; before that, spent ten years in French army ; went to college in Paris, and when 16 made an extended trip to Japan ; as an aviator on West- ern and Italian fronts, brought down three Ger- man and four Austrian planes in single combat; was wounded twice, received the Croix de Guerre with seven palms and also three Italian decorations, ended up as captain in command of a pursuit squadron ; some of this experience went later into the scenario which he wrote of "Legion of the Condemned" based upon story
by John Monk Saunders; in 1920, came to America, met Douglas Fairbanks and was given a part in "'Three Musketeers"; in 1922, worked as technical director with Ingram on "Black Orchids" ; 1923, had same assignment with Chaplin in "Woman of Paris"; 1924, went to Africa with Ingram, as assistant on "The Arab" and followed with similar position on ■"Mare Nostrum"; then, assistant director in England before returning to America in 1927 as assistant to De Mille on "King of Kings" ; since January, 1928, with Paramount as techni cal director and scenarist ; then director, in 1929 ; now directing in France. ▼ ▼
DE MILLE, CECIL B.
b. August 12, 1881, Asheville, Mass.; educ. Penn. Military School ; served in Spanish- American War ; studied at Sargent School of Dramatic Art; actor in stock in N. Y. and in road companies; organized Standard Opera Co, and toured country; 1913, with Jesse L. Lasky, entered production, founding Jesse Lasky Fea- ture Play Co., later merged with Famous; with Paramount as production chief until switching to Prod. Dist. Corp., in 1925 ; outstanding ichievements : "Ten Commandments," (Fa- mous) "King of Kings," (P. D. C.) ; own studio in Culver City ; in charge of production for P. D. C. ; principal stock holder in that company ; joined Pathe as production chief when P. D. C. merged with latter company ; joined M-G-M' as producer-director in 1928 ; his "King of Kings" selected one of ten best pic- tures of 1928 in Annual "Film Daily" poll ; selected one of the ten best directors in 1926-27 and 1928-29 in "Film Daily" Annual Polls; completed his M-G-M contract in 1931 ; traveled in Europe ; now with Paramount ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; promi- nent in Los Angeles civic circles ; holds execu- tive position in many business enterprises; in- terested in large amount of real estate and banks ; hobbies : yachting, fishing, credited with new developments in lighting and photography.
DE RECAT, EMILE
b. Cairo, Egypt, January 9, 1887 ; educated in France, while attending college formed ama- teur theatrical companies, in which he acted, was producer, director and manager; connected with Grand Opera, where he received his train- ing in pantomine and ballet, the Theater des Arts, and the Follies Bergere, Paris; wrote and composed his own ballets ; had several theatrical companies touring the Continent, the United Kingdom, South Africa, South America and Australia ; with the Societe Cinematique des Auteurs et Gens de Lettres, which at the time was the most prominent motion picture com- pany in France, releasing its pictures through the Pathe French Co.; his contributions were "Le Roi Seleil," filmed in the Chateau de Ver- sailles and "Les Miserables"; made a world tour with his own company; established a bal- let school in Chicago; was appointed ballet master- producer with the Interstate Grand Opera Com- pany, at which time he produced and gave the American p-emiere of his famous ballet, "Une Intrigue (ialante Sous Louis XV"; directed some of the episodes of "A Million Dollar Mys tery," for Tannhauser; organized own picture production company, the DeRecat Productions, producing at the Essanay Studios, Chicago; came to Los Angeles to write, produce, stage and di- rect the "American Historical Pageant" ; was supervising-director of Foreign Productions, for Pathe Studios ; directed the Spanish versions of "Her Private Aflfair," "The Grand Parade," "Trader Horn," "The Big House"; wrote and directed a short subject serving as a prologue to the "Grand Parade"; has been with M-G-M; now free-lancing.
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DEL RUTH, ROY
b. Philadelphia ; educ. Phila., Williamsport, Pa. and Brooklyn, N. Y. ; made a trip to London; obtained reporter's job on "Philadelphia Ameri- can" when he returned; switched to "Phila- delphia Enquirer," doing reportorial and sketch work; 1913, sent to Cuba as an illustrator and reporter for the Willard-Johnson fight ; film career started 1915, with Sennett in Hollywood doing scenario work ; short subject director for Sennett; directed Harry Langdon in his first; joined Warners under contract in 1928, con- tinuing there in 1929; features for Fox, War- ners, 1930; selected one of the ten best direc- tors of 1929-30 in Annual "Film Daily" Poll; was under contract to Warner Bros. ; now with Twentieth Century-Fox; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences; directed "Broadway Melody of 1936", one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1936.
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DENIS, ARMAND li. Belt^iiini ; educ. Oxford and other European universities; entered pictures eight years ago as a research consultant engineer; is a first class cameraman ; invented an automatic film printing machine which he sold to Eastman ; directed in Bali, Dutch East Indies and India; now pro- ducing another film.
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DERR, E. B. b. Bethlehem, Penn., May 20, 1896; educ. Beth- lehem High School, Boston University; auditor Lehigh Valley Railroad ; assistant comptroller Bethlehem Steel Corp. ; motion picture theater operator in four Pennsylvania Cities ; produced stage presentations in conjunction with opera-
tion_ of rnotion picture theaters in 1916; entered motion pictures as chief executive for F. B. O. in 1925 ; chief executive First National Picture Corp. ; became president of Pathe Exchanges, Inc. ; president and executive producer, Pathe Studios ; executive producer, Howard Hughes Productions for United Artists; producer, M-G-M Studios ; now producing independently with Tom Keene under personal contract.
DeSYLVA, B. G. (BUDDY)
b. New York City, Jan. 27 ; educ. school at Azusa, Calif, and Pasadena ; later at University of Southern California, where he specialized in English; developed an ability to write jingles and became staff poet on his high school maga- zine ; original ambition was to be a doctor and entered U. S. C. for pre-medical work ; started composing own tunes and writing lyrics to songs he played on ukelele ; member of an "All- Hawaiian" orchestra; Al Jolson bought his first song and took him East to write more ; wrote dozens of songs ; libretto writer for many musical productions ; with Bobby Crawford as business manager, organized DeSylva, Brown & Hender- son Publishing Co., to publish their own and others' songs ; wrote song "Sonny Boy," which sold more than 5,000,000 copies; cariie to Holly- wood under contract to Fox to write and pro- duce; returned to Broadway to write a show; then back to Hollywood to write and produce; team dissolved with Brown and Henderson re- turning to New York ; later wrote and produced for Broadway ; returned to Fox, this time as a full fledged producer ; now producing for Uni- versal ; member of Phi Nu Delta fraternity at U. S. C, The Lambs, N. Y. ; hobbies: outdoor sports, indulging in baseball, football and tennis.
LESLIE L. LANDAU
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"THE LADY ESCAPES"
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"ISLAND IN THE SKY" "RINGS ON HER FINGER"
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DIAMOND, DAVID
b. New York City, Feb. 2, 1900; educ. DeWitt Clinton High School in New York and Milwau- kee School of Engineering; entered motion pic- tures in 1920 as exploitation man with Harry Keichenbach ; later organized the Tobis film company in Germany, and was first in the mo- tion picture Little Theater movement in the United States ; opened the Vanderbilt theatre in New York as the country's largest playhouse exhibiting foreign pictures ; organized the Tobis company in America ; later went to Italy and made "Mussolini Speaks" for Columbia; joined Universal as an associate producer; resigned in 1936; now producing for Grand National.
DIEGE, SAMUEL
li. July 22, 1903, Peoria, III.; educ. St. Francis College, Cincinnati, Ohio; started as office boy in 1920 for Mayflower Productions; worked as prop man for I'irst National from 1921 until 1929; 1929 got job at Paramount as assistant director to Edward Sutherland; worked as as- sistant director at various major studios foi five years; 1934 joined George Hirliman's Select Pictures company which made Bill Boyd series and worked as assistant and co-director; 1936 made production manager for George Hirliman Enterprises; 1936 made associate producer on Pacific Productions for George Hirliman, ^ posi- tion which he now holds; hobbies: golf and swim- ming.
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DIETERLE, WILLIAM
b. Germany in Rheinpfalz ; started as an actor on a small stage, but soon came to larger stages, such as Heidelberg, Zurich in Switzer- land, Munich and finally Reinhardt in Berlin, where, since 1918, he had big successes as well in classic roles as in modern hero parts ; worked in pictures since 1921, first picture directed by E. A. Dupont; since 1926 he directed films in which he played leading part ; everyone of the films directed by him was a big success, finan- cially as well as artistically, and it must be mentioned that in everyone of the films, he brought out new young actors or actresses who, almost all of them, have made their careers and hold prominent positions today in the moving picture industry, for instance Marlene Dietrich who played her first part under his direction ; after his contract with Universal in Germany had expired, he came to Hollywood to work for Warner Bros, where he is under contract ; directed "The Story of Louis Pasteur," one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1936.
DISNEY, WALT
b. Chicago, Dec. 5, 1901 ; engaged in commer- cial art in Chicago and Kansas City, 1919 to 1922 ; produced a series of seven cartoons for Pictorial Clubs, Inc.; 1923-1926 produced Alice comedies, a combination of live actors and cartoons, for Winkler Pictures, releasing through state rights and FBO ; created and produced first 26 Oswald cartoons, 1927; began making "Mickey Mouse" cartoons in sound in May, 1928 ; released through state rights until Febru- ary, 1930 ; through Columbia Pictures, including Silly Symphony Cartoons ; released through United Artists 1932 to 1936-1937; now releasing through RKO ; has completed "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," feature cartoon in Tech- nicolor.
DOUGLAS, GORDON
b. New York City, Dec. 15, 1907; educ. in New York City and Melford, Conn.; started in pic- tures with Paramount in New York in 1928; came to Hal Roach Studio in 1929; worked in various studio capacities; now directing "Our (^lang" shorts for Hal Roach.
DUPONT, E. A.
b. Germany, son of prominent Berlin editor ; graduate of Berlin University ; followed career in journalism holding editorship of leading Berlin evening paper; initiated cinema criticism in Ger- many for his paper in 1915; achieved director- ship in German films in 1918 after writing about 50 scenarios; since then has directed more than 40 features some of which gained international success, for Ufa, British International, Pathe- Natan, Paris; Universal Pictures, Hollywood; director of "Variety," with Emil Jannings and Lya de Putti ; voted one of the Ten Best Di- rectors of 1927 in Film Daily's annual poll of newspaper critics ; made the first European talk- ing picture "Atlantic" in three languages, Eng- lish French and German ; others include "Moulin Rouge," "Piccadilly," with Anna May Wong and Gilda Grey, "fwo Worlds," "The Ancient Law" ; was the first director to bring the follow, ing personalities to the screen : Charles Laugh- ton, Francis Lederer, William Dieterle, Henri Garat, Willy Forst and Victor de Kowa; was with M-G-M, Universal, Paramount; now with Major Pictures.
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DWAN, ALLAN
b. Toronto, Can. ; educ. Notre Dame, Ind. ; civil engineer ; theatrical career, stage actor ; hrst film work obtained by writing and selhng scenario to Essanay ; American Film Co., San Diego, Cal., as scenarist, scenario editor and director, for three years ; directed for Selznick, Goldwyn, Triangle, C. K. Young Prod., Louise Glaum Prod., then organized own company ; Associated Exhibitors ; American Releasing Corp., United Artists (Fairbanks' "Robin Hood"), and Paramount, switching in 1926 to Fox, and later to First Nat'l ; returned to Fox early in 1929 ; M-G'-M ; 1930, directed Gloria Swanson in "What A Widow" ; now with 20th Century-Fox.; hobbies; all athletics; member N.Y.A.C.
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EASON, REEVES ("BREEZY")
b. 1891, Fryars Point, Miss.; educ. Calif.; from the produce business in Calif., to acting in slock and vaudeville; 1913, joined American Film Co., director; with Norwood Prod, aa author-producer-actor ; directed for Universal, Fox, M-G-M, Waldorf Prod., and again with Universal ; made chariot sequences in "Ben Hur" for M-G-M, 1925 ; worked for various units in 1927-28 and free-lancing in 1929-30; 1931, directed several for Mascot Pictures; haa made over 200 films, including shorts and features; now with Warner Bros.; hobbies: ten nis, golf, fishing, hunting. T T
EDWARDS, HENRY
b. Weslonsuper-Mare, Sept. 18, 1882; made hii screen debut in 1915 with the old Hepworth company; wrote, directed and acted in many stage plays; directed for British International Pictures, Stoll, Neo-Art, Warner Bros. -First Na- tional-London, Paramount-British ; recently di- rected for Twickenham.
ELLIOT, CLYDE E.
b. Old, Nebraska, July 23; educ. at the Univer- sity of Nebraska at Lincoln ; went into news- paper work at Lincoln; entered motion pic- ture field in 1920 as director of short sub- jects; made a number of travel and adventure films, well acquainted in Europe, Southern Amer- ica, Asia and the Arctic Circle; engaged to direct the Knute Rockne football pictures in 1930, his own idea; as a result of this success was chosen by R.K.O. executives to go into the Malaysian jungle to make "Bring 'Em Back
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Alive"; August 1932, signed by Fox to filni an adventure story in jungles of India ; directed for Fox; now producing "Boo Loo" in Asia for Paramount.
▼ ▼ ELVEY, MAURICE
1). Nov. 11, 1887, in England; went on the stage in 1905; toured the English Provinces for three years in dramas and comedies; made his first appearance on Broadway in 1910; since 1913 has devoted himself almost entirely to screen productions, although he acted in a revival in London, in 1917; has produced more than 100 features in Hollywood, Berlin, Paris.
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EMERSON, JOHN
1). Sandusky, Ohio; educ. Oberlin College, West- ern Reserve University, Heidelberg University, Chicago University, Dramatic School of the Chicago Musical College, American Academy of Dramatic Arts, New York; acted and produced plays for Charles and Daniel Frohman, William Harris, Mrs. Fiske, Clyde Fitch, Shuberts and others; general stage director, writer and actor for Cliarles Frohinan, 1912-1914; starred in mo- tion pictures with Famous Players and D. W. Griffith, 1914-1916; directed motion pictures for Triangle, Paramount, Douglas Fairbanks, and Joseph M. Schenck, 1916-1923; wrote and pro- duced for the stage; was a producer for Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer ; now with Samuel Goldwyn ; member Lambs, Players, Lotos, Coffee House Clubs, New York ; Everglades, Bath and Tennis, and Seminole, Palm Beach ; Bel Air, Los Angeles.
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b. Woodridge, New York, Dec. 29, 1905; educ.
attended High School at Fleischman's, New York, B. S. from Union College, Schenectady, New York, PharD degree Columbia; associated with Engel Bros. Drug Stores of New York City; came to Hollywood in 1930, as second assistant director at Warner Bros.; then first assistant director, then reader in story depart- ment; went with Darryl Zanuck to United Artists and then to 20th Century- Fox; wrote screenplays; now associate producer for 20th Century-Fox.
ENRIGHT, RAY
b. 1896, Anderson, Ind. ; started as a cutter on Chaplin pictures about 1912, for Mack Sennett ; became editor-in-chief of all comedies after four years and also served as gagman ; saw service in the army during the war ; on return, signed with Ince to direct ; under contract to Warner Bros. ; hobby : golf.
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ESTABROOK, HOWARD
b. Detroit, Mich.; educ. Detroit high schools, Irving grammer school at New York; stage ex- perience with Charles Frohman, Comedy Theatc/, London, Lee Shubcrt, Wagenhall and Kempner, Charles Dillingham and Rex Beach; wrote vaude- ville sketch, three act play; stage director for many plays; also played on the screen; wrote the scenarios for many important pictures; wrote the screen play for "David Copperfield" voted the best picture of 1935; also "Cimarron" voted best picture of 1931; also wrote the screen play on "Bill of Divorcement" chosen as one of the ten best in 1932; and "Hell's Angels" which was chosen one of the ten best of 1930; with Paramount as a producer and writer.
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FAIRBANKS, JERRY
b. San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 1, 1904; started in picture business as projectionist in 1919; re- mained in this capacity until 1923 when he was chief projectionist at Clune's Broadway in Los Angeles; took up camera work in 1924 went with several independent productions as camera- man; worked with most of the major companies in this capacity; in 1929, started producing shorts independently and in 1930 went with Universal, producing "The Strange As It Seems" series for this company until 1934; during this period also produced the "Battle For Life" series for Edu- cational; latter part of 1934, produced a fea- ture picture; in 1935, in conjunction with Robert Carlisle, formed the Scientific Films, Inc. to pro- duce shorts for Paramount; chief among these being the Popular Science series which are now in their third year with this company ; also producing several single reel shorts, primarily for Paramount also.
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FANCHON
b. Los Angeles ; sister of Marco and Rube Wolf; began career with Marco in dancing act; under firm name of Fanchon and Marco, pro- duced revues at Tait's Restaurant in San Fran- cisco, which led to production of stage shows for motion picture theaters all over the United States; firm also acquired operation of the theaters throughout the country; 1936, signed by Adolph Zukor to act in advisory capacity in pic- ture production ; shortly afterward, was made full-fledged producer at Paramount, first woman producer of major motion pictures. T T
FARROW, JOHN
b. Sydney, Australia, Feb. 10, 1904; educ. Aus- tralia, England and Europe ; followed the sea while doing novel, short story and magazine article writing; motion picture career 1929, joined Famous Players as a writer ; did screen work in Europe as director and writer; 1933, with M-G-M as director and writer ; was under contract to M-G-M; now directing for Warner Bros.; Fellow — Royal Geographical Society, Fel- low— Royal Empire Society, Officer — Crown of Roumania, Chevalier of Nichan Iftikhar (France), Medalia Homage (Spain).
FEIST, FELIX E.
b. New York, Feb. 28, 1906; h. 5 feet, 11 inches; black hair and brown eyes; w. 169 pounds; p. Felix F. and Bertha E. Feist; educ. Amherst College, Columbia University ; m. ; hobby : photography and golf ; was film sales- man, M-G-M ; newsreel cameraman, International News; as.sociate producer. Burton Holmes Travelogues. M-G-M, 1930; director of tests, M-G-M, 1931-1933; directed for RKO ; 1933- 1934 M-G-M.
FEJOS. PAUL
b. Budapest ; educ. Royal Hungarian Univer- sity and a graduate physician ; co-designer of the Royal Hungarian Opera House and long connected with the Hungarian stage; made many motion pictures in Hungary prior to arrival in America six or seven years aifO ; made temporary return to medicine as bacteriologist at the Rockefeller Institute, New York ; then call of the theater became too strong ; assisted Theater Guild in staging of one play and shortly thereafter started for Hollywood ; made "The Last Moment" independently ; attracted attention at Universal and long-term contract followed; first Universal effort, "Lonesome" in 1928 followed by "Broadway" in 1929; later with M-G-M ; now free-lancing ia Europe. T T
FELD, MILTON H.
b. Kansas City. .Vov. 17, 18''2: m. ; was in
jewelry, optical business ; started in motion pic- ture industry in 1907, small neighborhood thea- ter as sideline; salesman for N'itagraph, 1912; branch manager and district manager for Uni- versal in Kansas City, Mo. ; left distribution business 1912; associated with Frank L. New- man, as managing director of Newman, Royal Regent, and 12th Street Theaters, Kansas City, Mo. ; sold to Paramount, 1924, after which was managing director of Metropolitan, Million Dol- lar and Rialto Theaters in Los Angeles for Paramount; 1925, in charge of Publix de luxe operations in United States ; resigned in Dec, 1932, to organize Monarch Theaters, Inc., with D. J. Chatkin and Harry Katz ; resigned presi- dency of Monarch, Nov., 1935, to enter motion picture production at 20th Century-Fox Film Corp.; 1936-1937 associate producer.
FELIX, SEYMOUR
b. New York City, Oct. 23, 1892; made his stage debut as an amateur at the age of nine; at the age of 15 got a partner and appeared in vaudeville; staged the dances for many legit shows; dance director for Fox Film Corp., oni year; director for Fox Films, for one year produced; dance director for M-G-M.
FESSIER, MICHAEL
b. 1905, Angeles Camp, Calif.; reporter and editor of newspapers in San Francisco, Long Beach and other California towns; wrote a novel published here and in England; authored a number of short stories; entered motion pic- ture with M-G-M in 1934, as scenario writer; was an associate producer at M-G-M ; now pro- ducing at same studio and contributing to national magazines.
FEYDER, JACQUES
Age 41, b. Brussels; went to Paris in his youth and wrote comedies, became interested in pic- tures in 1912 and later became assistant to Ravel, director, at the old Gaumont Studios; during the war made a propaganda picture for the French Government and was decorated with the Legion of Honor ; his first picture for M-G-M was a silent with Greta G'arbo, "The Kiss," which he wrote and directed ; directed "Le Spectre Viert," French picture ; was under contract to M-G-M ; now directing in France.
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FIELDS, LEONARD H.
b. New York City, in 190(); educ. Clark Prep. school and Columbia University ; was stage manager for Cohan and Harris ; production manager for Whitman H. Bennett Picture Prods. ; scenario editor. Universal : directed "The Comedian," which will be released by Paramount ; also wrote the scenario for "The Comedian" ; was directing in the Orient ; now producing for Republic.
FIER, JACK
b. Brooklyn, New York; educ. Brooklyn public schools and Boys high school; served in U. S. Navy during war; joined Film Daily as assistant advertising manager in 1918; joined National Screen Service in 1924 as manager Los Angeles office; left National Screen in 1933 to organize Supreme Screen Service, which was sold to Consolidated Film Industries in 1933; left Con- solidated in May, 1934, to join Mascot Pictures; became executive business manager of Repub- lic Studios in May, 1936; now an associate pro- ducer at Columbia ; member of Masons, Shriners, Long Beach Consistory (Masonic), and Elks. T T
FINEMAN. B. P. b. New York City, Feb. 22, 1895; educ. grade schools, Townsend Harris Hall and the City
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College of New York ; newspaper work on the editorial staff of the New York "Press," estab- lished and edited a motion picture department ; joined the war; on discharge held the rank of first lieutenant ; joined Paramount and became a sales promotion manager; later formed a com- pany with Hyman Abrams, New York theatrical personage, to star Katherine MacDonald ; sold his interest to B. P. Schulberg and produced independently for the state right market ; later was general manager for FBO ; produced pic- tures that developed such stars as Evelyn Brent and Fred Thomson ; an independent producer with First National; 1926, executive assistant to B. P. Schulberg at Paramount ; 1928 produced for Paramount ; 1929, toured Europe and on his return joined M-G-M ; owns a 275 acre farm at Goshen; 193 5 joined Paramount again as an associate producer ; now producing in England ; hobby : fencing.
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FITZMAURICE, GEORGE
b. 1888. Paris; studied art in Paris for four years ; made tour of the world ; screen career started with Kleine. then with Pathe as a writer of originals; with Pathe six years; 1918, joined Paramount to direct ; partnership with Samuel Goldwyn ; 1930-31-32 with M-G-M and United Artists; 1934 — Fox; since 1935, under contract to M-G-M ; selected one of the ten best directors of 1928-29 in "Film Daily Annual Poll."
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FITZPATRICK, JAMES A.
b. 1895. .Shelton, Conn.; educ. : Yale and Froh- man Academy ; earlier career in newspaper field and on the stage ; has written and directed since 1915. including Prizma color films; "Great American Authors,' "Great American States-
men," "Famous Musicians," "Famous Melo- dies," etc. ; is a pioneer producer of films with synchronized music, having inaugurated the "Famous Music Masters" in 1924; produces through his own company, organized in 1924, releases through M-G-M.
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FLAHERTY, ROBERT J.
b. Iron Mountain, Mich. ; educ. Michigan Col- lege of Mines ; spent several years in explora- tion work. West Coast of Vancouver Isle and North Canada ; headed four expeditions for Sir Wm. Mackenzie through Hudson Bay, Northern Ungava and Baffin's Land ; made sub- Arctic expedition for material for "Nanook of the North," 1920-21 ; expedition to Samoan Isles, spent year there making "Moana" for Famous; collaborated with Maude Adams in development of new color photography process ; with M-G-M in 1927-28; co-producing in 1929 with F. W. Murnaii for Cnlorprt SyiiclirdlniK Pictures; now directing in England. ▼ T
FLEMING, VICTOR L.
b. Feb.. 1888. Pasadena, Cal.; educ. Los An geles public and high schools ; automobile racing driver, competing in Vanderbilt Cup races ; be- tween races, became cameraman and worked for American Studios, Santa Barbara ; learned directorial technique and worked with Kalem. Griffith, Fairbanks, Allan Dwan, at Fine Arts, Artcraft. Talmadge Prod.. Jolm Emerson PrnH.. First National, Paramount ("Rough Riders") made several pictures for U. S. Gov't during World War, iticlnding Wilson's trip to Eirnne. returning to Hollywood in 1919; made "Way of All Flesh" for Paramount, with Jannings, in
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1927, selected one of the ten best pictures of tliat year in "The Film Daily's" Annual Poll ; selected one of the best directors of 1928 in "The Film Daily" Annual Ballot; continued with Paramount in 1928-29; 1935 directed for Fox; now with M-G-M ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences; hobbies: hunting, fishing.
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FLOOD, JAMES
b. 1895, New York; educ. N. Y. ; screen ex- perience commenced about 1912 with Biograph as assistant, became a director ; went to Lon- don and worked for Gaumont Films ; returning to America, joined World Film, then Goldwyn, Fox, Warner Bros., First National, Universal ; contract with Tiffany-Stahl in 1928-29 ; direct- ing for Columbia in 1930, later with Liberty Prods. ; was with Warner Bros., Fox and Para- mount ; directed for Walter Wanger Prods. ; directed in England; directed for Major Pictures; now free-lancing.
FLOREY, ROBERT
b. Paris, Sept. 14, 1900 ; educ. French and Swiss colleges ; started with Max Linder and Gaumont in France; came to Hollywood in 1921; directed for Columbia, TifTany, Sterling and Universal ; directed his first sound pictures for Paramount in New York where he made features and short subjects ; later went to France with Guitry, to England, Spain and Germany at the UFA Studios ; back to Hollywood to write and direct for Universal ; made several pictures for K. B. S. ; joined Warner Bros, in 1932; di- rected 20 features for Warner Bros., -First Na- tional; went to China to shoot locations for "Skipper of the Ishpahan" and "Oil for the Lamps of China" ; now with Paramount.
FORD, JOHN
h. 1895, Portland. Me. : educ. University of Maine; stage mechanic for a short time; July, 1914, joined Universal, directing two; Fox, about 1917; made "Iron Horse," "Mother Ma- chree," "Four Sons," "Hangman's House," et al. ; his "Four Sons" was selected one of Ten Best Pictures in 1928 in "Film Daily" Annual Poll ; directed "Arrowsmith," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1932 in the "Film Daily" Annual Poll of critics; directed "The Informer," one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures for 1935; now with 20th Century-Fox and Renowned Artists ; member Academy of Arts and Sciences ; hobbies : Golf and fishing. T T
FORDE, EUGENE ("GENE")
1). 1898, Providence, R. I.; in legit at five; ap- peared in plays with Mary Pickford, Blanche Sweet, William S. Hart; left stage when nine years old to enter Classen Point Military Aca- demy, New York; entered pictures playing juvenile leads with American Film Co., aban- doning pictures for five years for other occupa- tions, including that of bank teller in Holly- wood; returned to films as a script clerk; com- menced directing in 1926 working on two-reelers ; directed three Tom Mix pictures for Fox ; three for F. B. O. ; directed shorts for United Artists in 1930; now with 20th Century-Fox; hobby: amateur camera work.
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FOSTER, LEWIS R.
b. Brookfieid, Mo., Aug. 5, 1900; educ. Berkeley high school and University of Chicago; stage ex- perience started as a schoolboy, dressing stage, messenger and call hoy, in many theaters in San Francisco, and Oakland; then went to Hollywood to become a writer for the studios; was with Hal Roach as set dresser, one year a prop man, then assistant director, then casting and assistant in production to F. Richard Jones; went to United Artists with Jones, as personal assistant; returned to Roach Studio in the scenario department.
writing; then directed Charles Chase and Harry Langdon; August, 1929, went to Darmour Studios; directed series of Karl Dane and George K. Arthur and Louise Fazenda comedies in 1930 ; did the screen plays for Paramount; in 1936, signed by Universal on a writing and directing contract ; still with Universal.
FOSTER, NORMAN
b. Richmond, Indiana, Dec. 13; writing plays, going with reporters to cover big news; on the stage and in many pictures; 1930-1931 was with Paramount; now directing for 20th Century-Fox.
FOX, WALLACE
b. Purcell, Okla. ; educ. West Texas Military Academy; trained with tent show as an actor; Served in the World War with the Suicide Fleet, chasing submarines ; entered pictures in 1919 as assistant director with the Solax Com- pany, Fort Lee, N'. J. ; was assistant director at Brunton Studios ; directed ten silent features for FBO; twelve 2-reel talking comedies at Pathe ; directed six independent features ; now directing for RKO.
FOY, BRYAN
b. Dec. 1896, Chicago ; educ. Classon Point Military Academy, N. Y., De La Salle Insti- tute, New York ; parents both professionals ; started stage work with his father in 1897 ; toured U. S. and Canada in vaudeville from 1913-17; one comedy with Sennett, 1915; sailor, U, S. Navy, World War ; discharged from ser- vice 1919 and rejoined family act; gag man for Chuck Reisner on two reel comedy ; with Fox as gag man, afterwards two-reel comedy director ; 1924 organized own company, releasing through Universal ; gag man for Victor Schertzinger, then with Syd Chaplin and assistant to Reisner on Syd Chaplins for Warners ; produced two short reels in New York, 1926, returning to Coast for De Mille. acting as comedy construc- tionist; rejoined Warners, 1926 as feature di- rector, and in 1927-28 concentrated on Vita- phone product for Warners as chief of Vita- phone short production at Brooklyn studio, 1928- 29 ; 1935 — joined Warners as a supervisor.
FRANKLIN, CHESTER M.
b. 1890, San Francisco educ. 'Frisco ; early career, cartoonist ; began with Keystone, direct- ing later for Majestic, Fine Arts, Fox, Realart, Paramount, Metro, First National, making sev- eral Norma Talmadges ; returned to M-G-M; in 1928, joined Ward Lascelle as co-producer for independent market ; was with M-G-M ; was with Paramount; now with Walt Disney; mem- ber Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences and L. A. Athletic Club.
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FRANKLIN, SIDNEY
b. 189.!, San Francisco; educ. Frisco; acted for Selig, Bosworth, Majestic, Fine Arts, Fox, Norma Talmadge Co., First National; directed Jane and Katherine Lee ; later with Warners, then First National, making Norma Talmadge's films ; hobbies : motoring, swimming, golf, hunt- ing ; brother of Chester Franklin, also a di- rector, then M-G-M, United Artists and again M-G-M in 1928-29 under contract to M-G-M ; selected one of the ten best directors of 1929-30 in annual "Film Daily" Poll ; directed "Smilin' Through" and "The Guardsman," selected as two of the Ten Best Pictures of 1932 in the "Film Daily" Poll; directed "Barretts of Wim- pole Street," selected one of the Ten Best Pic- tures of 1934 in the annual Film Daily poll; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences, Hollywood.
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Director of more than a dozen Westerns in 1926 for various indepedent producers; with in-
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dependent units in 1927-28 and shorts for Sun- set Prod., Universal and others in 1928-29; wrote and directed for Tiffany ; directed for I'athc ; now fi ce-laiicing.
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FREELAND, THORNTON
Kiigageil in various production Inanches on West Coast ; assistant director with various pro- ducers ; assistant with Roland West on "Alibi" ; under contract to United Artists in 1929-30 ; directed for Fox, RKO and Sam Goldwyn ; now iree-.ancing in I'Jng.and.
FRENCH, LLOYD A.
b. San Francisco, in 1900; educated in San Francisco and Los Angeles public and high schools; entered the U. S. Artny at the age of 17 and fought overseas for 19 months; joined Hal Roach in 1920 and remained there for 10 years; joined Pathe as a writer; later a direc tor with Louis Brock unit at Radio Pictures, was with Hal Roach; now with Warner Bros. Vitaphone Studios in Brooklyn, N. \'.
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FRENKE. EUGEN
h. White Russia, 39 years ago; edu. graduated in Moscow; Russian officer in the World War; first picture "The Girl in the Cage" with Jimmy Savo ; second for L'niversal ; directed in England ; now producing and directing for Grand Xation.'il.
FRIEDGEN, RAYMOND
b. 1896; legitimate and later a picture actor; appeared in stock three years, co leads with VVm. Farnum for A. H. Woods ; acted for Kalem, Biograph, Vitagraph, Famous, Pathe,
Warners ; directed several independent produc- tions in the East in 1926-27, one, "Free Kisses," with Maunne Powers; in 1928, became associated with Roseland Pictures as executive and producer-director, making sound and silent shorts for company in 1928-29 in New York and Florida ; made a series of shorts for Broadway Talking Pictures ; was in London with Asso- c.ated Radio Pictures ; now producing and di- lecting for Grand National.
FRIEDLANDER, LOUIS
b. New York; educ. New York; amateui' theatri- cals; 12 years with Universal; assistant director six years ; story department, three years, scenario department, 1 year; Universal, New York office, two years ; returned to Hollywood as a director ; now under contract to RKO Radio.
FUTTER. WALTER A.
1). Omalia, Neb.. Jan. 2, 1900; educ. high school and university in Omaha ; three years in charge of editorial department of Cosmopolitan Produc- tions ; s'nce 1925 has been doing short subjects on his own ; has produced over 2.S0 short sub- jects, among which were five series of "Curiosi- ties," released by Educational. RKO, and Co- lumbia, two series of "Rare Bits" and "Curiosi- ties" for Pathe, and one series entitled "Nature's Melodies" ; now producitig "Curiosities" and "Travelaughs" with John P. Medbury for Co- kniibia distribution ; President of Wafilms, Inc., produced a Hoot Gibson series; now producing in England. ▼ T
GARDNER, CYRIL
b. in Paris ; raised and educated in New York City ; as a child gravitated to the theater and achieved walk-on parts while still in school ; at thirteen years of age appeared on screen as
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child actor; later became a film cutter, then Ince's right hand man; left Hollywood for two years but returned and immediately received first chance to direct a production of the north- west featuring Strongheart, the dog star; handled Paramount's first all-Spanish picture "The Ben- son Murder Case"; was with Universal; went to Knglaiiil ; now free-lancing in Hollywood.
GARNETT, TAY
b. Los Angeles ; served in U. S. Navy aviation service during the war, remaining in service after the Armistice, becoming acquainted with Alan Holubar, director, who purchased a story from Garnett ; persuaded by Holubar to leave aviation and join Holubar as scenarist ; joined Sennett later as title writer and story writer on Sennett comedies ; titled and directed comedies for Roach ; 1927, joined De Mille where be adapted "White Gold," directed by Wm. K. Howard ; made the screen play of "Skyscraper" and "The Cop" and wrote story and continuity of "Power" ; directed ''Celebrity'' ; remained with Pathe as director in 1928-29-30; was with Uni- versal, Warners and M-G-M; made a tour of the Orient gathering picture material; directed for 20th Century-Fox and Walter Wanger. T ▼
GASNIER. LOUIS J.
b. 1882, Paris; stage actor, Paris, ten years; managed Paris theater began film work with Pathe Freres, Paris, holding post of general manager 14 years, ; and vice-president two years ; 1916, organized Astra Film Corp. and produced picture with Fanny Ward ; later made three serials with Mrs. Vernon Castle ; released tlirough Pathe, N. S. ; March, 1919, organized Lew Cody Prod., supervised production and directed ; supervised and directed Dustin Far- num ; directed for Robertson-Cole, Preferred, Tif- fany Columbia ; signed by Paramount in April, 1929; hobbies: reading, writing, driving; pro- duced Spanish features for Paramount Inter- national release, at Eastern Service Studio, Astoria ; now directing for George Hirliman.
GAY, FRANK W.
h. San Francisco, March 4, 1900; educ. San Francisco schools; 1915 joined Essanay as an actor ; handled props, was script clerk and later did stunts at Universal ; wrote originals for Johnny Hines features produced by C. C. Burr for First National ; was with Harry Joe Brown on the Fred Thompson and Reed Howes series; was on producing staff of William T. Lackey Prods., released through FBO ; joined Fox as a writer and remained there three and a half years; worked on scripts; co-directed with Don- ald Gallaher ; is producing a series for Condor to be released through Grand X'atirinal. T T
GENSLER. LEWIS E.
b. New York City, Dec. 4, 1897; educ. public schools of that city ; entered the banking busi- ness upon graduating from high school and re- mained in it until he "couldn't stand it any longer"; love of music, led him into composing; Nora Bayes, famous Broadway star, became interested in his career afcer hearing some of his songs and took him to the Harms Publishing Company, then the largest musical publishing company in New York and there gave him hi-- start; a short time later, he wrote his first show: produced and directed about 22 shows in eight years; came to the Coast in 1934, received an oflfer from Paramount and although he had or- iginally intended to return to New York, he ac- cepted it and remained in Hollywood; collaborated in writing several musical scores and screen plays; after a trip East in the fall, of 1934, returned to Hollywood and signed with RKO;
was signed by Paramount in April, 1935 as an associate producer ; now producing for Para- mount.
GERING, MARION
b. Rostoff on Don, South Russia, June 9 ; edu. studied stage craft and acting in the Russian
school ; speaks five languages ; has traveled ex- tensively in Europe; thirteen years in theatrical enterprises ; adapter of numerous foreign stories into plays; favorite recreations: reading, rowing and driving automobiles; was under contract to Paramount ; now with Columbia. T T
GILROY, BERT
b. May 7, 1899. Arizona; attended Hollywood High School; studied Mining Engineering at University of Arizona; was in Navy during World War; entered pictures in 1919 as prop man at Paramount ; was assistant director on several important pictures at Paramount until 1925; business manager at Metropolitan Studios; joined Fred Thomson as business manager and was with Thomson until his death in 1928; be- came ill and spent a year on desert ; started all over again at Pathe Studios as assistant director; joined RKO in 1932 in short subject depart- ment as business manager; became Lou Brock's associate in short subject department ; became assistant to Lee Marcus in short subject de- partment ; now producing short subjects and also short subject director at RKO.
GLAZER, BENJAMIN
b. Belfast, Ireland; moved to Philadelphia while still a child ; educ. Central High School, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, from which he was graduated with L.L.M. degree; practiced law for four years ; during his legal practice wrote newspaper editorials for the Philadelphia press ; wrote a play which he titled "The Master," pro- duced by Mrs. H. B. Harris ; went to New Y'^ork to devote his time entirely to the theater ; first assignment came from Molnar for whom he adapted several plays ; went to Hollywood ; first work was for M-G-M ; did the scenarios for M-G-M and Fox; 1931 became associate pro- ducer with Paramount ; usually does a lion's share of the writing of the films he produces. ▼ ▼ GOETZ, HARRY M.
b. New York. Jan. 9, 1888; married; educ, New York Prep; New York University night school. Public Accounting; Started in 1909 as auditor for Crystal Film Co.; in Sept., 1911, went with War- ner Bros, as auditor; became assistant treas. of Warner Bros, and helped establish their national distributing organization in 1913; in 1914 with United Film .Service; in May. 1915, with Erbo- graph Co. as auditor and became vice-president of that company up to 1924 when it became part of Consolidated Film Industries, of which he became vice-president until Oct., 1928 ; then assistant treasurer and comptroller for Paramount Publix Corp., remaining with them until March. 1932; in May 1932, organized Reliance Pictures, Inc., with Edward Small as president and treas- urer, released productions through United Artists ; in 1932, elected treasurer of Consolidated Film Industries, Inc.; resigning April 1, 1935; in 1937 became associated with Max Gordon as president of the newly formed organization Max Gordon Plays and Pictures Corp. T T
GOETZ, WILLIAM
b. New Y'ork City, March 24, 1903 ; educ. New York public schools and Pennsylvania College ; leaving college to take position in the film in- dustry ; was assistant producer for Corinne Griffith for three years ; was connected with M-G-M and Paramount in production capaci- ties; signed with Fox in April, 1930, as assistant producer; was assistant to Sol M. Wurtzel ; 1932, joined 20th Century Pictures as associate pro-
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ducer ; his pictures include "The House of Rothschild" selected one of the ten best pic- tures of 1934 in the "Film Daily" Annual Poll; now an officer and production executive at 20th Century-Fox.
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GOLDEN, MAX
b. New York City on Christmas Day; educ. Col- lege of the City of New York where he studied accounting and foreign exchange ; went to work in 1914 as an assistant bookkeeper for the Greater New York Film Rental Company, head- ed by William Fox, and has been with same organization, now 20th Century-Fox, ever since; with the organization of Fox Film he was made traveling auditor, in charge of real estate and branch office personnel, selecting sites and pur- chasing the materials for exchange buildings ; following the war in which he served in the United States Navy, returned to Fox Film in 1919, with the organization of Fox News; be- came its business manager; remained in this post until the construction of the Fox Studio on S5th Street in 1920 when he became business manager for the studio ; when Fox Film closed its New York studio in 1924, concentrating all production in California, he spent six months in the foreign department and then was sent to Hollywood; during the last 12 years has held a dozen positions at the studio, from head of the purchasing department — he purchased every item used in building the company's 110-acre Movietone City plant — to production manager; in 1932, the company's Hollywood studio was reopened with Sol M. Wurtzel in charge as executive producer ; Wurtzel appointed him pro- duction manager; in 1935, was made studio
manager and also was appointed associate pro- ducer of a series of pictures featuring the Jones Family.
GOLDIN, SIDNEY
Spent several years in production in Europe, mostly in Russia; made "Yizkor," with Maurice Schwartz, which was result of trip to Amer- ica; to Hollywood early in 1926 and directed for independent producers, 1926-27 ; made "East Side Sadie" in 1929 ; all work in East ; has made Yiddish talkers ; now free-lancing on the Coast.
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GOLDSMITH, KEN
b. New York City, August 27, 1899; educ. Pre- paratory School and New York University ; en- tered picture business in 1927, produced shorts for RKO release; 1934, produced for Mascot release; 1935, produced for Universal; produced Goldsmith Productions for independent market ; was with Reliance ; now with Monogram.
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GOLDSTEIN, LEONARD
b. May 28, 1903, Bisbee, Ariz.; educ. L. A. 1924-8 produced stage shows for Frank L. New- man at Million Dollar and Metropolitan Thea- ters in Los Angeles; 1928, went to New York with Jack Partington to inaugurate stage shows at Paramount Theater for Paramount Publix ; 1933-36, executive assistant to Ben Goetz of Consolidated Film Industries in Hollywood; 1936, joined George Hirliman as general manager and vice-president, discovered and engineered the start of Bing Crosby, Donald Novis, Phil Harris and Leah Ray's careers; now with Coronet Pictures.
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GOLDSTONE, PHIL
Independent motion picture producer and active in financing independents on the Coast for many years; 1933, produced for Majestic; joined M-G-M in 1934 as an associate producer; now an independent producer.
GOLDWYN, SAMUEL
h. Warsaw. Poland. Aug. 22, 1884; at the age of eleven emigrated to America; first employ- ment was in a glove factory in Gloversville, N. v.; by the time he was 17 was in charge of a shop employing more than 100 men; became salesman for the company two years later and soon after was made a partner ; came to New York, formed a partnership with Jesse Lasky, and founded the Lasky company, each partner subscribing half of the original $20,000 cash capital; first picture was "The Squaw Man"; 1917, was instrumental in effecting the $25,000,- 000 Famous Players-Lasky merger, and became chairman of the board of the new company ; or- ganized Goldwyn Pictures Corp. in 1918 and became president and chief owner; sold his in- terests to Metro and again became an independent producer; following year was elected an owner- member of ITnited Artists Corporation by the other members ; credited with discovering more per.sonalities than any producer on the screen ; now is president of Samuel Goldwyn, Inc., one of the owner-members of United Artists Corp.
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GOULDING, ALF
1). Melbourne. Australia; educ. Melbotirne ; 25 years in the show business with the J. C. Wil- liamson Polar Opera Co., touring the world; toured Orpheum Circuit in an act for three years ; stage direction with Oliver Morosco ; stock one year, opposite Marie Dressier; 1916. joined Fox and became .short subject director, making three comedies ; directed Harold Lloyd over a year ; made short reel comedies fot Rolin, Universal, Pathe ; developed into feature director, working for L^niversal, M-G-M ; di- rected Harry Langdon's first pictures and Lloyd Hamilton; 1929, free-lancer; directed Christie shorts; was under contract to Warners Eastern Vitaphone Studio; directed for RKO ; now free- lancing in England.
GOULDING EDMUND
b. 1891, Great Britain; commenced career at the age of 12 on the London stage; acted, wrote, directed stage plays and vaudeville headliners until World War; served in war; upon its ter- mination came to United States ; entered motion pictures; distinguishing himself in turn as sce- nario writer for Joseph Schenck and others ; nov- elist; author of "Fury"; wrote stage play "Danc- ing Mothers" with Edgar Selwyn ; wrote for Richard Barthelmess ; originals and adaptations ; wrote for Mae Murray; joined M-G-M as writer and director in 1925, for whom he directed "Sally, Irene and Mary," "Love" etc.; came to New York to study development of sound films at the Fox-Case Labs; made the original experi- mental tests at the ref|uest of Adolph Zukor; returned to M-G-M ; created and wrote "The Broadway Melody" ; obtained by Gloria Swanson Productions, where he wrote, directed and com- posed "The Trespasser" ; went to Paramount where he wrote, directed and composed the "Devil's Holiday" ; compo.ser of "Love, Your Magic Spell," 'IMoanin' for You," "Along in the Rain," "Molly," 'You Are a Song," 1930-31, directed "Reaching for the Moon" (XJ. A.) and "Night Angel" (Paramount) ; directed "Granci Hotel"; was under contract to M-G-M; now with Warner Bros.
GRAINGER. JAMES EDMUND
b. New York, Oct. 1, 1906; educ. St. Xavier
Academy, later at Fordham University; gradu- ated with honors; sold pictures for Samuel Gold- wyn during last years of college; remained with Goldwyn for two years after graduation; 1926, decided to enter production end of motion pic- tures; came to West Coast and was affiliated with Fox in various capacities; 1930, was made asso- ciate producer; handled George O'Brien pictures for two years; resigned Fox in July, 1933, and on August 1 became associated with Universal ; since at Universal.
T r GREEN, ALFRED E.
b. 1894, Perris, Cal. ; two years in stock; started with Selig, 1912; director for same firm, 1926; joined Harry Garson as assistant, becoming a director and signed with Goldwyn; later with Mary Pickford. Paramount, First National, Fox; 1928-29 with Warners; directed "Disraeli" voted best picture of 1929 in "Film Daily" Poll; se- lected one of the ten best directors of 1929-30 in annual "Film Daily" Poll; was under con- tract to Warners and Columbia ; now with Mer- vyn Le Roy-Warner Bros. ; hobbies : home and his family; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences, and M. P. D. A., Hollywood.
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GREEN, HOWARD J.
b. San Francisco. March 20, 1893; educ. Lowell High School and Hastings Law College, San Francisco ; reporter on the San Francisco Daily News, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, International News Service, New York Evening Journal ; assistant editor New York Clipper ; managing editor Theatre World ; member of vaudeville producing firm of Hocky and Green, New York, and produced headline acts for the Keith and Orpheum Circuits; has written countless stories for the screen; 1934, produced for RKO Radio; was under contract to Paramount; was writing and producing for Columbia ; now free- lancing.
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GREGOR, ARTHUR
b. 1885, Vienna; graduate of Architect's Uni- versity; officer in 3rd Regiment of Austrian Lancers; a military attache for Austria during one of Balkan Wars; became South American distributor for Sascha Film Corp.. of Vienna; organized own production company and directed in Central Europe, same time handling Central European distribution of Metro Pictures; to Hollywood 1925, directed for Chadwick and, in 1927-28, for Tiflfany-Stahl ; with Pathe in 1928- 29; free-lancing in 1930; was with M-G-M; now free-lancing.
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GREY, HARRY
b. April 1, 1904, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; attended Manual Art High School and New York Uni- versity ; worked for Irving Berlin Publishing Co. as a pianist ; was accompanist for Maurice Chevalier, Harry Fox and other vaudeville head- liners ; returned to music publishing business ; was active in radio ; managing director for Brunswick Recording Company ; musical director for Republic ; now producing for Republic.
GRIFFITH, E. H.
b. August 23, 1894, Lynchburg, Va. ; educ. Eng- land, Munich ; spent five years reporting edi- torial work magazine and feature writer; wrote stage plays ; studied art in Munich ; actor in stock ; wrote scenarios and acted for Edison in 1915-16; directed two-reelers and afterwards, all fea- tures ; worked for Associated Exhibitors. First National, Pathe, Paramount; 1927, Columbia, Paramount, Pathe-DeMille ; 1928-29-30. Pathe; directed "Holiday," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1930 in the "Filnt Daily" poll ; now directing for 20th Century-Fox ; specialist in color photography; member Lambs' Club, New York.
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GRIFFITH, RAYMOND
b. Boston, Jan. 23, 1895; educ. St. Anselems, Manchester, N. H. ; 1914, with Vitagraph and Kalem Comedies; 1915, Goldwyn dramas; 1917 to 1921, Mack Sennett Comedies, writing and directing; 1922, witli Marshall Neilan, Universal and Goldwyn dramas; 1923-1927, Paramount comedies ; 1933, supervised for Warner Brothers ; joined 20th Century in 1933 as associate pro- ducer; his pictures include "The House of Roth schild," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures in 1934 in the "Film Daily" Annual Poll.
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GRINDE. NICK
b. Madison, Wis. ; educ. : Univ. of Wisconsin ; entered films as assistant director for M-G-M in 1924; started directing in 1927; has also done publicity work for vaudeville and revue stars ; in 1928-29 made numerous shorts for M-G'-M in the East, returning to Culver City for features in 1929 ; 1935, made two features for Universal, one for Mascot and M-G-M shorts; now direct- ing features for Warner Bros.
y r GRUNE, KARL
li. in Vienna; devoted himself to dramatic art after completing his school years, was chosen scholar of the Imperial Academy of Art in Vien- na; played in all the smaller provincial theaters in Australia and then returned to Vienna where he joined People's Theater as an actor and pro- ducer: joined Max Reinhardt in Berlin and it was at the Deutsches Theater in Berlin that he became interested in film work; started with Ufa as a producer; later produced in partnership with Max Schach; 1931, went to Munich for Em- elka and was appointed chief producer; now producing in England.
GUIOL, FRED
b. 1898, San Francisco ; began as "prop" boy with D. W. Grififith in "Hearts of the World," about 1919; joined Hal Roach in 1921 in same capacity and has been engaged in almost every production post on the Roach lot, finally di- rectorship ; began directing 1923 ; made series with Glenn Tryon, released through Pathe, by Roach, and then put in charge of the Roach "All-Star" unit; a free-lancer on West Coast in 1928-29; directed shorts for Pathe in 1930-31; was directing for RKO ; now free-lancing.
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HACKEL, A. W.
b. Krakow, Austria. June 21, 1882; came to United States in 1889; on stage for several years; first picture production in 1930 ; now producing the John Mack Brown and Bob Steele pictures ; 1936, produced 16 features for Republic release.
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HALL. ALEXANDER b. Boston, Mass. ; educ. attended public schools and Columbia I ni\er^ity; w^< on sta-;e since the age of four and one-half years ; entered motion picture at nineteen with Eclair company with Thanhauser in first serial ever made, "The Million Dollar Mystery" ; enlisted in World War in the Navy ; returned to pictures after the war as assistant director ; later joined Para- mount and co-directed with Henry Kolker on a series of pictures starring Alice Brady; with First National completed direction of Barbara LaMarr picture "Sandra," remained with her until her death ; became head of cutting de- partment for First National until 1931 ; joined Paramount as film editor and then was assigned
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to assist on the direction of "Sinners in the Sun" as a result of his work was given a
contract with Paramount; now with Columbia.
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b. Chicago, May 12, 1908; educ. graduated North- western University; prior to entering into pic- tures, was in the agency advertising business, and was also connected with newspapers; has produced for United Artists, Paramount, First National, Warner Bros., Vitagraph, Associated Exhibitors, Universal and other releases. T T
HALPERIN, VICTOR HUGO b. 1894, Chicago ; educated in Chicago Univer- sity, received PHB degree; literary associate 1)1 Klliert Hulil)aid; produced and tlirected loi First National and United Artists ; was asso- ciated with Inspiration Pictures; produced and directed "The Party Girl" ; now producing and directing independently.
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HAMMERSTEIN, OSCAR, II
b, July 12, 1895, Xew York City; educ. at Co- lumbia, U.A. degree; also studied law, but left to enter the theater ; became stage manager for his uncle, Arthur Hammerstein ; wrote book and lyrics for many shows; Hollywood in 1930 for Warner Bros.,; returned East; in 1934 came to Coast and worked for M-G-M, Paramount and Universal ; now writing and producing for Columbia.
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HARMAN, HUGH
b. Pagosa Springs, Colo. ; educ. Kansas City ; 1922, cartoonist with Rudolph Ising and Walt Disney in Kansas City; 1925, with Ising to California working for Disney; 1930, with Ising, organized Harnian-Ising, producing "Mer- rie Melodies" and "Looney Tunes" for Warner release; produced a series of "Happy Har- monies" for M-G-M release.
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HARRIS, ROBERT
b. Philadelphia, Feb. 2, 1895 ; educ. University of Pennsylvania ; advertising manager of Na- tional Cash Register Co.. Dayton ; head of re- cording dept. at Columbia Phonographic Com- pany ; scenario editor at M-G-M ; scenario editor at Universal ; producer at Paramount ; producer at Universal ; was with David L. Loew Pro- ductions.
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HATHAWAY, HENRY
b. Sacramento, Calif., 1898 ; educ. Los Angeles schools; entered pictures in 1910, acting for the American Film Co., acted for Universal for four years ; was with the old Goldwyn Company for two years ; was at Paramount for 12 years as an assistant director ; now under contract to Paramount as a director ; directed "The Lives of a Bengal Lancer" one of the Film D lily Ten Best Pictures of 1935.
HAWKS. HOWARD
b. 1897. Goshen, Ind. ; to California in 1906; educ. Pasadena High School, Phillips-Exeter Academy, Mass. ; studied mechanical engineer- ing at Cornell; year's training, 1918, at Texas aviation field ; after Armistice, became prop man with Mary Pickford Co. ; assistant director with Marshall Neilan ; with scenario staflF of Famous, going to Metro as supervising editor ; wrote, directed and financed two short reel com- edies ; sold his story, "Road to Glory," to Fox, who signed him to direct it ; directed for First National and Columbia ; selected one of the "Ten Best Directors of 1930-31" in annual FILM DAILY poll; was with Caddo Prods.; now free-lancing; hobbies: golf, books, air- planes.
HEISLER, STUART
b. Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 5, 1896; educ. in Los Angeles schools; first work in picture busi- ness was in laboratory for Famous Players-Lasky, Hollywood; joined Mack Sennett forces in 1913 as film cutter; edited tilms for Mary Pickford, Samuel Goldwyn, Fox, First National, Cosmo- politan, Paramount; was assistant director for Cosmopolitan Productions in New York and gag- man for l-irst National; directed for Paramount.
HENABERY, JOSEPH b. Omaha, Neb. ; educ. Omaha ; architectural drafter ; railroad man ; stage career, with San Carlo Opera Company ; George W. Lynch Com- pany ; 1910, joined Universal as an actor; played with Reliance Films and Majestic, Grif- lith ("Birth") ; directed first for Fine Arts, 1916; Famous, Fairbanks, Ritz Carlton (Valen- tino), Paramount, P. D. C. (Metropolitan Prod.), First National, 1927, and then Pathe, Gotham Prod. ; with Universal and Columbia in 1928 and free-lancing in 1929; directed the "Love Trader" for his own company in 1930; now under contract to Warners at the Eastern \'ilapiioiie Studio.
HENIGSON, HENRY
b. New York City, Sept. 22, 1897; educ. higli school of Commerce, New York ; started with Universal in 1920; 1921, did road auditing through South America and United States; gen- eral manager of distribution for the Continent to October, 1925 ; then to Universal City, where he remained for several years as associate pro- ducer; 1935, resigned from Universal and joined Paramount; now with M-G-M.
HERMAN, ALBERT
b. 1894, New York; entered pictures 1913 as film editor ; worked for numerous producers in various capacities until 1916 when he began directing; worked for Fox, Sennett, Universal, all shorts; 1927-28, 4 series of short comedies for Larry Darmour Prod., including Fat Mens, Mickey McGuire, AI Cooke and Witwer series, releasing through FBO; in 1928-29, shorts for Darmour Prod., releasing througli KKO ; directed independent features; now producing and direct- ing for Grand National.
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Long career as director of silent features ; later directed sound shorts; 1931-32, toured the coun- try making "local talent" shorts tieing up with theaters and newspapers ; recently made a feature in the south seas.
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First with Famous seven years as director, pro- duction manager, art director, co-director with Cecil B. De Mille; scenario writer in col- laboration with Sada Cowan ; wrote originals and sold "Fashion Row" to Mae Murray ; "Don't Doubt Your Husband," to Metro, and "Smouldering Fires," to Universal ; made sev- eral adaptations ; director for Robert T. Kane- First National, 1926-27, New York; to Pathe- De Mille unit in 1927; with Pathe in 1928-29: free-lancing since 1930.
HILL. ROBERT b. Port Rohen, Ontario, Can. ; educ. Detroit ; engaged in automobile business, then in stock as an actor ; 7 years ; first screen work for Universal, wrote and directed "Adventures of Tarzan," serial ; directed three features and another serial for "U" ; wrote four originals for Goldwyn ; directed for Universal, C. C. Patton Prod. ; serials for Weiss Bros, in 1928 ; shorts for Universal in 1928 and features for same company in 1928-29 ; free-lancing since 1930; hobbies: English, Maltese dogs and birds.
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HILL, SINCLAIR
b. London, June 10, 1896; began his screen career 20 years ago; his earliest film work was at Turin in Northern Italy, then the center of the film industry throughout the world; later re- turned to England and joined Gaumont-British; has directed for Stoll, British International, Sterling, Gainsljorough and Grosevor Films.
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HILLYER, LAMBERT
b. 1893, South Bend, Ind. ; newspaper and short story writer ; appeared in stock and vaudeville; first with Mutual; directed 25 W. S. Harts for Paramount-Artcraft Prod., afterwards working for First National, Goldwyn, American Releasing ; again First National and then with Fox; free-lancing in 1928-29; directed for RKO ; was with Columbia and Universal; now with Columbia ; hobbies : hunting, fishing, racing, horses, dogs. y ^
HIRLIMAN, GEORGE A.
b. Fort Lee, N. J., Sept. 8, 1901; educ. Fort Lee; 1914 started in picture business as office boy for Life Photo Film Corp. at Grantwood, N. J.; 1914-22 employed in various capacities in motion picture film laboratory business; 1922 organized Hirlagraph Motion Picture Corp. at Fort Lee, N. J., which developed into largest film laboratory in the industry; continued to operate company until 1927 at which time he sold out to Consolidated Film Industries, Inc. ; was inactive for a few years; 1931 with Con- solidated Film Industries, organized Exhibitor's Screen Service; 1933 came to Hollywood for Consolidated Film Industries to represent them in all their production and financing activities
and during next few years, supervised the pro- duction of over 30 feature productions; 1935 formed own producing company. Regal Produc- tions; 1936 formed Pacific and Metropolitan Pro- ductions companies in addition to Regal; re- vealed his color process, "Hirlacolor," which took him five years to perfect; signed George O'Brien to a term contract to produce a new type of picture for the star for RKO Radio re- lease in addition to the George Hirliman Pro- ductions for RKO Radio ; producing Richard Dix series for RKO and Ruth Mix series for Grand National; married to Eleanor Hunt; hobbies: yachting, tennis and motion pictures.
HITCHCOCK, ALFRED
b. London, 1900; trained as an engineer, but later turned to the study of art; while working in an advertising agency he also wrote titles for silent films; joined Famous-Players, who were then making films at Islington, became the senior director at the B.I. P. studios at Elstree; later joined Gaumont-British.
HOEFLER, PAUL
b. Sept. 6, 1893, Spokane, AVash. ; educ. in pub- lic schools ; first entered pictures with Nestor Company at old Sunset and Gower Street Stu- dios, subsequently with Universal in Hollywood and at the "Ranch" ; left pictures to enter jour- nalistic field, left staff of Denver_ Post and or- ganized and led expedition to Africa in 1925-26, exploring the mysterious Kaoko Veldt and Kala- hari Desert regions ; traveled through South Africa and parts of Mozambique ; returned to East Africa in 1928 and led first motor expedi- tion of all time across Central Equatorial Africa from Mombassa to Lagos collecting film material
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for his subsequent production "Africa Speaks" ; traveled and explored in Kenya Colony, Tan- ganyika, Belgian Congo, French Equatorial Africa, Nigeria ; organized and led Hoefler-Asia- tic Expedition to Asia in 1931 to gather film material for his new production "The Voice of India" ; traveled extensively in Europe, India, Ceylon, Straits Settlements, Japan and China ; author of the book "Africa Speaks" and widely known as the author of numerous articles on Africa and the Orient ; now in Africa making shorts for Warner Bros.
HOFFMAN, JOHN
b. Aug. 19, 1904, Budapest; educ. in Budapest, attended the Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest; came to New York in 1924 and worked as a commercial artist; went to California in 1927, worked in various studio departments until he met Slavko Vorkapich, who was directing mon- tage sequences at Paramount; worked at Berlin and Budapest for 18 months for Producer Joe Pasternak, German-Universal, as co-director, cutter and writer; returned to California and worked with Slavko Vorkapich at RKO Radio and made montage sequences; worked for M-G-M, Columbia and Universal; now directing special sequences for M-G-M.
HOFFMAN, M. H.
b. Chicago, March 20, 1881 ; educ. College of the City of New York and New York Uni- versity; studied painting and singing; taught languages and practiced law until 1910; entered motion picture business as operator of theaters in New England ; was general manager, Uni- versal until 1917; founded and operated Tiffany until he sold out his interests to L. A. Young in 1929 ; was vice-president and general man- ager of Tiffany ; organized Liberty Productions in 1930 and was acting president and general manager ; without relinquishing his holdings in Liberty he organized Allied Pictures in 1931 ; to produce and release his own pictures.
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HOFFMAN. M. H., JR.
b. New York City. May 27, 1910; interested in four theaters in and about Flushing, L. I., prior to 1931 ; at the same time also interested in various hotel concessions in and about New York City ; later entered stock brokerage busi- ness; 1931, organized Allied Pictures Corp. and signed Hoot Gibson for a series of pictures ; later connected with Liberty Pictures Corp. as associate producer and vice-president.
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HOGAN, JAMES
b. Lowell, Mass.; at the age of 10, ran away from home and joined Barnum & Bailey's Circus; after six years on the sawdust trail, together with John L. Cook, bought John L. Hargraves' Dog and Pony Show and traveled through New England and eastern Canada with the show; returned to New York and joined James Kirk- wood's stock company as an actor; then turned semi-professional ball player, was seen by a Yankee scout and was offered a tryout, but fate intervened in the shape of the close play at second base; Von Stroheira, then an assistant director for a Mary Pickford film, hired him as a night watchman; before the picture was through, Hogan was directing it along with George Hill, erstwhile cameraman on the pic- ture, and neither knew that the other knew nothing about pictures; then went back to the job of a prop man for Robert Vignola; afte ra little more than two years in varying capacities with Douglas Fairbanks, he enlisted in the coast artillery for the World War; after the war, free-lanced in Hollywood as a director and as an assistant director; came to Paramount in 1935, and was an assistant director; later promoted to director; still with Paramount.
HOLMES, BEN
b. Richmond, Va., educated in Richmond schools started stage work as an actor in Victor Kiralfi's "Pocahontas" at the Colonial theater, Norfolk, Va. ; has appeared in all branches of the show world ; support Grace George in "Divorcons" ; devoted his last three years on Broadway to direct Shubert revues; joined Fox-Case in February, 1927, and wrote and di- rected dialogue for the first Fox Movietone comedy, "They're Coming to Get Me," starring Chic Sale ; went to the Fox Coast studio in July 1928; in December, 1928, joined Universal; directed the Rooney family and "The Colle- gians"; 1930, returned to New York to stage "Chick" Sale productions for the Shuberts ; wrote material for "Chick" Sale comedies, pro- duced by Louis Brock for Radio Pictures; now directing features for RKO. T T
HOPPER, E. MASON
b. Dec. 6, 188S, Enosburg, Vt. ; Univ. of Mary- land and studied art in Europe; playrt semi- professional baseball and assisted father in manufacture of stock foods ; syndicate cartoon- ist ; appeared in stock, musical comecies, and did sketching and cartoons in a vaudeville act ; started film work as director and author of "Mr. Wise," 1911, for Essanay, Chicago; cre- ated George Ade fables for Essanay, directed three years for Pathe, then organized own com- pany, releasing through Lasky ; worked for Essanay, Famous, Goldwyn, First National, Metropolitan-P. D. C, Pathe; with M-G-M in 1929 ; was with Columbia ; author of over 400 scripts; made 350 films; now free-lancing; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; hobbies : rare prints, old books, outdoor sports.
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HORNBLOW, ARTHUR, JR.
b. March 15, 1893, New York; educ. Dartmouth College ; became special feature writer, con- tributing to the New York Times, The World, The Sun and many magazines ; intending to en- ter the practice of criminal law studied law at night and was admitted to the bar in New York State in 1917; entered army in the intelligence division of the General Staff, thereupon served as first lieutenant in the counter-espionage sec- tion of the army in France for year and a half ; returned to America and to the theater, did a series of adaptations from the French and joined Charles Frohman Company as assistant produciiig director under Gilbert Miller ; participated in the production of many plays; partnership with Robert Milton ; he produced personally "Bride of the Lamb," "The Dark Angel" and "The Youngest" ; continued his writing of fiction for magazines ; conducted for two years Theater Magazine's department of dramatic criticism, "Mr. Hornblow Goes to the Play"; 1926 wrote "The Captive," an adaptation from the French ; March, 1927, signed by Samuel Goldwyn to come to Hollywood as a writer, at the same time sold Goldwyn the rights to "The Dark Angel" ; when talking pictures arrived went to New York and secured the services of Sidney Howard and the rights to "Bulldog Drummond" for Ronald Colman, which subsequently meant a fortune to the Goldwyn Company; from then on, as chief production executive produced many impor- tant pictures ; concluded long association with Goldwyn Nov. 4, 1933; November 16, 1933, signed with Paramount as an associate producer, his duties there started January 1, 1934.
HORNE, HAL
b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 12, 1896; educ. English high school, Boston, Mass., Tufts College, Med- ford, Mass. Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; was director of publicity. Boy Scouts of America; director publicity Mayflower Photoplay Corporation; general manager. Far West Theater Circuit, Los Angeles; president. Home Circuit,
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San Jose, Calif.; winner of American Spectator Award for best advertising in any field; director ot advertising and publicity for United Artists; in 1936, joined RKO Kadio as a producer; now with Walter Wanger.
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HORNE. JAMES W.
b. 1880, San Francisco; educ. 'Frisco; legiti- mate actor nine years, Belasco & Mayer, Cofian & Harris; scenario editor of Kalem, 1912; man- ager of Kalem, 1913; director for Kalem, Uni- versal, Pathe (serials), and, 1921-22-23, with Thos. H. Ince, directing Douglas MacLean ; F B O, Ethel Clayton Prod., 1925; F B O, 1926; Roach, two-reel comedies; features, 1926- 1927, F B O; United Artists, 1927-28; free- lancing in 1928-29 ; directing lor Hal Roach ir 1930-31; Universal in 1934; directed i^aurei- Hardy feature for Hal Roach ; now free-lancing.
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HOWARD, DAVID
b. Philadelphia in 1896 ; educ. in Philadelphia ; appeared in stock repertoire on road ; was as- sistant director with Edward Sloman, Rex In- gram, D. W. Griffith, King Vidor ; co-directed, wrote continuities and adaptations with Vidor ; directed Spanish versions ; directed four George O'Brien pictures for Fox; directed for Mascot; directed for Sol Lesser for Fox release ; now under contract to George O'Brien; hobby: sailing.
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HOWARD, WILLIAM K.
b. St. Mary's, O. ; educ. St. Mary's high school, Ohio State Univ. ; civil engineer ; joined sales force of Vitagraph, Cincinnati ; course in night law school, Cincinnati ; manager theater ;
salesman, Minneapolis exchange of Vitagraph, later rising to manager ot that office, field- artilleryman two years in World war ; joined Universal after Armistice, 1918, as sales ad- visor ; from "U" to Fox, assistant director, scenarist, finally director; made four for Fox; two for FBO, one for Ince, six for Lasky ; signed with Cecil Be De Mille-P. D. C, 1926, remaining with De Mille-Pathe in 1927, joining Fox in 1928; was unuer contract to M-G-M ; now directing for London Films; member of Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences. T T
HOYT, HARRY O.
b. August 6, 1891, Minneapolis; educ. Univ. of Minnesota, Columbia, Yale ; wrote short stories and novels for 15 years; author of screen originals for 11 years; story editor for Fox, Metro, Goldwyn ; Kalem bought most of his originals; 1918, director of World Films; 1923, First National ; wrote continuities for First Na- tional ; directed for Associated Exhibitors, Weber & North, American Releasing, Embassy Pictures, Warner Bros.. First Division, and other independents in 1928-29; now free-lancing; member Lamb's, N. Y. ; Yale Club, N. Y.
HUBBARD, LUCIEN
b. Cincinnati, Dec. 21, 1888; educ. in grammar and high school at Bellevue, Ky. ; reporter for Cincinnati "Times Star" in 1907 and worked for various other newspapers ; night city editor of New York "Press" and the "Tribune"; after the war entered pictures as a writer for Para- mount and other companies ; wrote and directed for M-G-M; produced for Caddo; wrote and produced for Paramount and Warners ; asso- ciated with many M-G-M productions; now pro-
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HUMBERSTONE, H. BRUCE
b. Butt'aio, New York, 1903; educ. Cleveland, and Miami Ohio Military Institute; was script clerk, second assistant director; was assistant di- rector to Lois Weljer, Harry Pollard, King Vidor, Fred Niblo, Edmund Goulding, Wesley Kuggles, Sam Taylor, George Fitzmaurice, Allan Dwan; directed for RKO, Tiffany, Fararaount, Warner Bros., Fox, and M-G-M; now with 20th Cen- tury-Fox; member of the Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences; hobbies: tropical fish.
HUNT, CHARLES
1j. Fort Lee, New Jersey; screen career began with Eclair Filmi in 1911 as assistant director, him editor, production manager, director; now with Condor.
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HURLEY, HAROLD H.
b. Pentwater, Mich., Feb. 22, 1898; educ. Uni- versity of Southern California, two years and graduated from University of London, England ; newspaper work, press department. Universal and Paramount ; excliange and theater depart- ment, Universal ; early in 1933 made associate producer of Zane Grey subjects, continuing vari- ous other executive duties for Paramount ; pro- duced for Paramount since 1934.
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HUTCHISON, CHARLES
b. Dec. 3, Philadelphia, Pa.; in 1934, directed for Ideal Pictures; 1935, directed for Peerless Pic- tures, Mitchell Leichter and Ambassador Pic- tures ; now free-lancing.
HYMAN, BERNARD
b. Grafton, W. Va., Aug. 20, 1897 ; educ. New York public schools, Yale University ; associate producer at M-G-M where he has produced many pictures.
INGRAM, REX b. 1892, Dublin, Ireland; educ. St. Columbia's College, Trinity College, Dublin, and Yale; studied sculpture under Lawrie ; appeared in pantomine in Europe; to America 1911; rail- road man at New Haven, 1911; student of fine arts, Yale, 1912, studying sculpture, later serv- ing as assistant to Prof. Lawrie ; wrote sce- narios for Edison Co., afterward acted for Edi- son and Vitagraph ; wrote scenarios for Fox ; directed one of his own stories for Universal, followed by series; 1917, joined Royal Flying Corps., commissioned as second lieutenant and served in World War ; made two "U"s after the War, 1918-19; joined M-G-M; Yale awarded degree of B.F.A. for "Four Horsemen" ; oper- ated own studi ' a.'il . wn nr liuctio'i nn t at Nice, France ; selected one of ten best directors of 1926 and also 1927, in "The Film Daily" Directors' Polls.
ISING. RUDOLPH
1). Kansas City, Aug. 7. 1903 ; educ. Kansas City ; a portrait and still photographer ; 1923, cartoonist and photographer for Walt Disney in Kansas City ; 1925, came to Hollywood and worked for Disney and Charles Mintz ; 1930, with Hugh Harman, organized "Harman-Ising," producing "Merrie Melodies" and "Looney Tunes" for Warner Bros, release; 1934, pro- duced "Happy Harmonies" for M-G-M.
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JAMES, ALAN
Pioneer director, beginning about 1922 when he acted as assistant director; in 1923, made
"Firebrand," 1924, six Westerns for Goldstone Prod., and one for Ambassador Pictures, both state rights; 1925, one for Goldstone and same for Davis; 1926, series of three Westerns for Chesterfield Pictures and in 1927, Westerns for Pathe, several with Buffalo Bll, Jr. and then with Lumas, Elbee and otliers in iy2ii-29 ; di- rected several Kan Maynard features for Uni- versal; now free-lancing.
JASON, LEIGH
b. 1904, New York City ; educ. Colunihia Uni- versity ; directed a lit'.le theater fivoup in Los Angeles ; worked in all branches of pro- duction except camera work ; under contract to Universal in 1927-28; contract with TiflEany early in 1929 ; directed novelty shorts for RKO release ; directed comedy shorts for RKO ; di- rected shorts for M-G-M ; now directing features for RKO.
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JOHNSON, NUNNALLY
b. Columbus, Georgia, Dec. 5, 1897; educ. high school of that city; got his first newspaper job on the Columbia Enquirer-Sun; in 1916, became reporter on the Savannah Press in Savannah, Ga.; in June, 1916, before America entered the war, he joined the Army, emerging two and a half years later from the headquarters troop of the 31st Division as a second lieutenant with- out having left the country; in 1919, went to New York to take up his newspaper career on a larger scale; his first job there in the Tribune lasted but a few months before moving over to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle where he remained for seven years, during which he also ran a humorous column under the head, "One Word After Another" ; then followed a year on the New York Herald-Tribune and a year on the Evening Post, again attaining a column of his own as "The Roving Reporter"; in 1923, his first short story was accepted by Smart Set, then published by H. L. Mencken and George Jean Nathan; one year later he sold his first story to the Saturday Evening Post; in 1930, gave up his newspaper work to devote himself entirely to writing stories, but since Hollywood and the movies pressed him into service three years ago, he has written and published only one short story, and that in the Saturday Evening Post; his first assignment was with Paramount; then followed two months with Samuel Goldwyn and a return to Paramount; July 4, 1933, signed his present contract with 20th Century-Fox; associate producer and writer for 20th Century-Fox. T T
JONES, CHARLES (BUCK)
b. Vincennes, Ind., Dec. 4, 1889; U. S. Army and Air Service ; started in show business with Millers 101 Ranch Circus; entered pictures in 1918 as stunt double; western star for Fox 1920; western star for Columbia ; western star for Universal, 1933 ; produced his own pictures in which he starred ; now producing for Columbia release.
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JONES, PAUL M.
b. Bristol, Tenn., March 14, 1897 ; Tennessee and California ; attended Egan's Dramatic School, Los Angeles ; entered picture work in 1918 as prop man at Realart ; set dresser at Paramount ; acted in two-reel comedies ; wrote poetry ; co-directed for Pathe ; assistant director on 25 pictures ; assisted Ernst Lubitsch, E. H. Griffith, Wesley Ruggles, Gregory LaCava, Ed- ward Sutherland and others ; gag man and dialogue writer for I. E. Chadwick; wrote screen- plays ; assistant to William LeBaron on all Mae West, W. C. Fields and Bing Crosby pictures ; under contract to Paramount as a producer.
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KANE, JOSEPH
b. San Diego, California; educ. San Diego, and Pasadena Junior College; was an orchestra cello- player; got into pictures by selling a feature story, and landed a writer's job with FBO; next spent four years cutting pictures and stepped into directing Gene Autry musical westerns for Republic, where he is now under contract.
KANE, ROBERT T.
b. Jamestown, N. Y., Sept. 15, 1886; at age of 8 moved to Oil City, Pa. ; educ. primary school ; social secretary Detroit Y. M. C. A. ; studied civil engineering; employed Engineering Dept. City of Cleveland ; developed first cost system for Cadillac Motors; 1906 moved to Seattle; went north during gold rush, located at Nome; employed as level man building ditches for Alaska Mining Co. ; organized a theatrical com- pany at Nome ; returned to San Francisco en- tered newspaper work ; manager and treasurer of the Valencia theater; organized William Morris circuit in the west and as secretary- treasurer built 12 theaters; 1911 organized American Theater Curtain and Supply Co. ; con- solidated with Alco Film which later became Metro; started as independent producer in 1915- 16; as president of Paralta Films built the larg- est studio in Calif., which later became the Paramount plant; enlisted as private in War; discharged as captain ; confined at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore ; appointed by Secretary of State, in charge of all Government films ; became general manager of Paramount production at Lon^ Island ; served four years ; directed pro- duction in Germany, London, France, Los Angeles ; resigned to become an independent producer and made some 25 features for Para- mount, First National and Pathe ; produced first
musical picture in sound ; organized Cine Stu- dios Continental ; sold to Paramount in 1930 ; became general manager of European production for Paramount ; decorated with the order of Chevalier of the Legion of Honor by the Presi- dent of France for his contribution to interna- tional films; produced the first all-French talk- ing picture ; made pictures in several other languages; was associate producer for 20th Cen- tury-Fox now in charge of English production for 20th Century-Fox.
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KATZ, SAM
b. Russia, 1892; brought to this country at the age of three months; raised in Chicago; in 1905, at the age of 13, got a job playing the piano in Carl Laemmle's first 5 -cent motion picture house on Chicago's West Side, while continuing his school work; at the age of 16, he had his own theater with 144 folding chairs, which he later increased to 275 and installed an orchestra; later bought two more theaters; main amijition was to become a lawyer and, being graduated from high school at this time, he entered North- western University where he attended night school while continuing his business activities; in 1914, formed Amalgamated Theater Corp.; about this time he met Barney Balaban, and they erected the Central Park Theater; venture won interest and backing of financial circles and, before long, Rivera was built, which was followed by the string of de luxe houses which all Chicago knows as Balaban & Katz; im- pressed by the brilliant success of this firm, directors of Paramount Famous Lasky Corpora- tion in 1925 prevailed upon the Chicago concern to take over management of its houses and Katz
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took executive charge of the new enterprise, vice- president, Paramount Publix; resigned in 1933, to head his own producing company; later joined M-G-M as production executive.
KATZMAN. SAM
b. New York, July 7, 1900; with Fox 1914- 1931 ; during that period also with First Na- tional and Cosmopolitan ; held positions from prop boy to production manager and assistant to producers; 1931 produced Screencraft Prods, for Showmen's Pictures; 1934, associated in the production of Bob Steele Westerns for Supreme Pictures ; now producing as Victory Pictures.
KAUFMAN, EDWARD
b. Chicago, 111., Aug. 20, 1893; educ. Paterson high school, Paterson, N. J.; newspaper man with Philadelphia Times, New York Press, Bal- timore News, Washington Times when all were under Frank Munsey Syndicate; entered pic- tures in 1933 with American Film Company, Santa Barbara ; now producer at RKO Radio.
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KEIGHLEY, WILLIAM b. Philadelphia ; edu. Philadelphia high school ; acted and directed on stage for 20 years ; di- rected dialogue on "Resurrection" ; staged "Elizabeth the Queen," "Tomorrow and To- morrow," "The Bad Girl," "The Greeks Had a Word for It" at Belasco theater, Los Angeles; is with Warner Bros.
KELLY, BURT
b. New York City, Oct. 6, 1898; educ. N. Y. schools ; buying and booking for Paramount- Publix from 1923 to 1927; producel for Tiffany, K. B. S. and Select; operated Dominion Pro- ductions in Canada ; now with Republic.
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KENTON, ERLE C.
b. Aug. 1 1895, Missouri; educ. Kansas City, Mo. ; in stock, circusses and pony shows ; signed with Keystone as one of the famous "cops," remaining with Sennett several years, advancing to directorship ; made features for Sennett fal- lowing shorts ; worked for Warners, Famous, P. D. C, Metropolitan, Pathe, Paramount, Gotham ; under contract to Columbia, 1928-29 ; directing for M-G-M in 1930; was with Colum- bia ; now free-lancing ; hobbies : photography, handball and squash.
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KILLY, EDWARD
b. Jan. 18, 1903, Danbury, Conn. ; educ. Dan- bury public schools and Stevens Institute, Jer- sey City ; worked in labor dept. as grip boy and props at FBO, assistant to George Cukor, Herbert Brenon, Gregory LaCava, Richard Boleslawski, William A. Seiter and others ; co- directed for RKO; now directing for RKO.
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KIMBALL, FENN
Previous to entering motion pictures, was en- gaged in the securities brokerage business; later formed the California Studios, located on Beach- wood Drive, where he rented facilities and equip- ment to various independents as well as co- operating in the production of various pictures; in August, 1935, sold the lease and a large part of the equipment to Columbia Pictures and formed Banner Pictures Corp. ; then formed General Pictures.
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KING, BURTON
b. Cincinnati ; screen career, began with Equi- table; later with Metro, Pathe, Selznick, Gotham. Associated Exhibitors; 1923, supervised for Freuler ; now free-lancing.
KING, HENRY
b. 1892, Christiansburg, Va. ; spent early days on plantation ; educ. Riverside School, Va. ; appeared in repertoire, vaudeville, circus, bur- lesque, stock; in legitimate 10 years; leads in films with Lubin seven months, then Balboa ; starred by Pathe; director for Pathe; made one of first serials, Pathe ; discovered Baby Marie Osborne ; co-starred with her in five, directed rest of series ; discovered Cullen Landis ; directed Wm. Russell, series, for American ; series for Thos. Ince, series for Jesse Hampton ; joined Inspiration, went to Rome and made "White Sister"; made "Romola," in Florence, first film made on panchromatic stock in entirety; joined Samuel Goldwyn tUnited Artists) 1925 ; director-general for Inspiration, releasing through United Artists in 1928-29 ; directing for Fox since 1930; hobbies: all sports; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; selected one of the ten best directors of 1927 in "The Film Daily" Annual Ballot; di- rected "State Fair" one of the National Board of Review Ten Best of 1933, and one of the Ten Best in "The Film Daily" Annual Ballot.
KING, LOUIS
b. Christiansburg, Va. ; educ. University of Virginia; entered pictures in 1919 as an actor with American Film Co., Santa Barbara, Calif. ; assistant director at Fox in 1922, direct- ing his first feature in the East in 1926 ; with FBO in 1927-28 and free-lancing in 1928-29; 1930-31, directing Buck Jones pictures for Co- lumbia release ; directed independent features until September, 1932, when he joined Fox; was with Warner Bros. ; now with Paramount.
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KIRKWOOD, RAY
b. Dotter, Pa., June 16, 1893; educ. attended Pittsburgh high school; 1908-14, maintenance en- gineer in charge of Corapolis station for Pro- ducers and Refining Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; 1915-25, assistant director and production mana- ger for Thomas H. Ince; 1925-26, introducing Ray Kirkwood Productions in San Salvador, A. C; also distributing Paramount pictures, manager of theater Colon in San Salvador; 1926-28, assistant director for BO, Hollywood, Calif; 1928-29, established the Ray Kirkwood Studios in San Diego, Calif.; 1929-33, directing and purchasing for Comptoir Nord African in Spain, France and North and South Africas; producer and director Ray Kirkwood Produc- tions.
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KLEMENT, OTTO
b. Czechoslovakia, June 1893; educ. Vienna and London; publisher of books in Vienna, play- broker, and stage producer; supported the Avant- gart picture movement in Central Europe; found- ed Garrett-KIement Productions in London in April, 1935; now producing for that company.
KOHNER, PAUL
b. Teplitz Schoenau, Czechoslovakia, May 29, 1902; educ. schools at Teplitz Schoenau, at Aussig and at the Conservatory of Music, Prague ; started business career with Universal at 20, touring Europe as Carl Laemmle's, Sr., personal representative ; producing in Europe during recent years ; came to Hollywood in spring of 1935; now with Columbia; hobbies: music, literature, tennis and rowing.
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KORDA, ALEXANDER
Newspaper reporter in Europe ; began directing, 1916, Budapest, later to Vienna, Rome and then Ufa, Berlin; arrived in America 1926, joining First National and making "The Stolen
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Bride" as his first in this country; joined Fox in 1927, switching again to First National for
1927-2S-29; with Fox in 193U ; organized Lon- don Filni.-i in England; member Academy ol M. P. Arts and Sciences; hobbies: making mo- tion pictures and reading; directed "Private Life of Henry VIII," one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1933, Film Daily poll.
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KORDA, ZOLTAN
b. Hungary, 1895 ; film work in Budapest, Vien- na and Berlin ; also with Fox in U. S. ; directed "Saunders of the River" for London Films; now with London Films.
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b. Berlin, May 1, 1905; studied painting at Academy of Arts in Berlin and Vienna ; left newspaper work and wrote 51 scenarios for Ufa, Universal, Terra Films; directed "Adventures of a Beautiful Woman" for Aafa ; now directing at Universal City.
KULL, EDWARD
b. Chicago, Dec.
10, 1885; educ. Chicago;
1907-1915, with Selig as director; with Universal as director and cameraman ; 1922, with Cecil B. deMille as special effects man; 1923. with Douglas Fairbanks as effects man; 1924-1925, with Pathe ; free-lanced ; directed for Burroughs- Tarzan Enterprises ; now free-lancing.
LA CAVA, GREGORY
Artist, cartoonist for American Press Ass'n, for "N. Y. World," "N. Y. Sun-Herald"; one of the first in animated cartoon field ; four years director-in-chief Hearst Internat'l Comic Films,
training artists, writing scenarios, producing cartoons in Hearst papers for screen ; migrated to Hollywood, writing originals, scenarios, for Lloyd Hamilton and Jack White; adaptations for Johnny Hines' "Torchy" series for C. C. Burr ; Mack Seiinett two-reel dnector ; made "Chick" Sale's first film ; joined Paramount, di- recting Dix and others, switching later to First iVational, and, in 1929, Patlie ; was with Twentieth Century, Walter Wanger, Columbia and Universal; now with RKO.
LACHMAN, HARRY
b. June 29, 1886 ; educ. University Mich. ; pre- vious career, artist; entered pictures in 1925,
through Rex Ingiani; directed for Fox and Hal -Roach; now with Columbia; member: Cheva- Uer of Legion of Honor, Masons Lodge and American Assoc. M. P. Engineers. T T
LACKEY, W. T.
b. Saugerties, New York, Feb. 4, 1897 ; educ. Cornell University, Columbia University Law School LL.B.; U. S. Army, 1918-1919; admitted to the Bar 1920; practiced law in New York City, 1920-21 ; produced Sewell Ford Torchy stories, distributed by Educational ; independent production in New York until 1925 ; independent production in Hollywood, 1925-1932; Monogram producer, 1932-1935 : now supervisor at Para- mount ; hobbies : golf and swimming.
LAEMMLE, CARL, JR.
b. Chicago, April 28, 1908 ; only son of Carl Laemmie, president LTniversal Pictures Corp. ; educ. Ethical Culture and Clark Academies, New York City ; entered motion pictures at Universal City in 1925 ; preparing stories and
CHRISTY CABANNE
Director Under Contract to RKO-Radio
"The Last Outlaw"
"We Who Are About to Die"
"Criminal Lawyer"
"Don't Tell the Wife"
"You Can't Beat Love"
"Annapolis Salute"
In Production
"The Westland Case"
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supervising production on "The Collegians" series of short subjects, eventually making 44 of these pictures in four series ; made an associate producer as a result of his success ; 1929 be- came general manager of Universal City ; re- mained as general manager for five years ; re- cently became producer to concentrate on his own series of special productions; 1936, resigned from Universal; now with M-G-M; hobbies, bas- ketball and tennis.
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LAEMMLE. ERNST
b. 1900, Munich, Germany; studied history of art at Munich Univ. ; first film work at Uni- versal, assistant director to Clarence Brown, Stuart Paton, Edward Laemmle, asd then di- rector of short subjects, finally features, 1926 ; joined Warners as assistant to Ernst Lubitsch ; 1927-28, with Universal; in 1928, sent to Ger- many to make features for Universal, remaining ill 1929-30 ; was under contract to Universal ; now free-lancing ; hobbies : all sports. T T
LAMONT. CHARLES b. 1898, San Francisco, Gal. ; educ. Oakland, Cal., Paris; played in legit as a youth; parents were professionals ; first film work for L-Ko in 1919; directed 1922; directed comedies for Uni- versal, Fox, Sennett, Christie, Educational, where he made shorts in 1927-28-29 ; later with I'niversal. directed features for Chesterfield; now freelancing ; member Academy of the M. P. Arts and Sciences.
LANDAU, Leslie' L.
b. London; educ. Cheltenham College and sub- sequently studied for foreign banking in Darm- start, Germany; returned to London in 1923 to join private banking house but accepted offer to study film business with Fox ; worked in all departments between 1923-1929 with extensive tours in Europe, South Africa, New Zealand and Australia; joined British Movietone News at its inception, occupying posts as News Edi- tor and Associate Editor ; produced and directed many special short subjects 1932-1933; joined Fox British Pictures in 1934 as producer; joined 20tli Century-Fox, Hollywood, as asso- ciate producer in 1936.
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LANFIELD, SIDNEY Writer, b. Chicago, III., April 20, 1899; educ. University of Chicago ; specialized in music ; previous career ; made piano rolls and phono- g^-aph records; 10 years on stage; wrote songs and material for revues ; Entered pictures in September, 1925, writing comedies for Fox. Screen work includes "Romance of the Under- world," "Girl in Every Port" ; scenario and dialogue for "Big Time" (Fox): club: Masonic Order; Sport; swimming; wife's professional name Shirley Mason; directed for Twentieth Century and Charles Rogers — Paramount ; di- rected for Edward Small ; now with 20th Cen- tury-Fox.
LANG. FRITZ
b. in Vienna; studied architecture for two years in Vienna's technical high school, disliked it so much that he ran away from home and became an artist; painted postcards and sold them in Belgium, later was an artist in the Latin quarter of Paris; when the war broke out returned to his home, Vienna, to enlist in the Austrian army and served throughout the war; began to write short stories, his writings came to the attention of Eric Pommer of Ufa and_ he gave him a job as a writer; wrote sce- narios for more than a year; then started to direct; he writes practically all the stories he directs; came to Hollywood from Germany two
years ago; made his American debut as direc- tor for M-G-M ; now with Paramount.
LANG, WALTER.
b. 1897, Memphis, Tenn. ; stage actor three years; production work, since 1920; made shorts and then features, directing latter since 1926 for numerous independent companies, including Columbia, Chadwick, Lumas, and one for Pathe; signed by James Cruze, Inc., to make sound shorts in 1929 for independent market; has directed features for James Cruze, Inc.; directed for 20th Century, Columbia, Ki-^O and Universal ; now with 20th Century-Fox.
LANTZ, WALTER
has been in the cartoon production field for more than twenty years; started in 1915 with Barrie Film Studio making "Mutt and Jeff" series for Fox release, was 15 years old then; in 1918 went with Hearst International Studios and produced the famous "Katzenjammer Kids," "Happy Hooligan," "Krazy Kat," "Silk Hat Harry" and "Jerry on the job"; was with them for four years until 1922; from 1923 to 1927 produced "Colonel Heeza Liar," "Dinkey Doo- dles" and "Pete the Pup" for J. R. Bray ; came to Hollywood in 1928 and worked as a gag man for Universal and Mack Sennett ; or- ganized new "Oswald" cartoon department in 1929 for Universal and has been there ever since ; produced approximately 26 "Oswalds" a year for the past six years as well as thirteen "Pooch the Pup" and six "Cartune Classics" in Techni- color ; produced the first synchronized color car- toon, this cartoon was a feature of the Universal Picture, "The King of Jazz," which was released in 1930.
▼ ▼ LASKY, JESSE L.
b. San Francisco, Sept. 13; educ. public schools in San Francisco and San Jose; graduated from the Santa Clara High School ; played the piano and cornet in various San Francisco orchestras; tried his hand at reporting; one of the first 100 men to join Alaskan gold rush to Nome; re- turned to Calif., organized a vaudeville act, in association with his sister, and joined Herman the Great's road-show, became Herman's man- ager, and later launched on_ his own as a pro- ducer and booker of vaudeville ; as a vaudeville impresario, he built up a fortune of $150,000; married and traveled to Europe on a vacation ; while there was impressed with the popularity of the continental cabarets, particularly the one operated in connection with the Folies Bergere in Paris ; returned to New York ; became asso- ciated with the late Henry B. Harris, and es- tablished a Folies Bergere on Broadway; an artistic success, but a financial flop that cost practically his entire fortune ; combined with Harris in the production of stage plays which proved more successful ; produced an original operetta, and uncovered Cecil B. deMille, whom he engaged as collaborator; Jan., 1914, joined forces with deMille and Samuel Goldwyn and organized the Jesse Lasky Feature Play Co. with himself as president ; company moved to Hollywood and established a studio at Vine and Selma Avenue; "The Squaw Man" was their first picture ; then they produced several of the early Belasco dramas; in July, 1916, Famous Players Film Co. and Jesse L. Lasky Feature Film Co. combined ; he was made vice-presi- dent in charge of production, and until June, 1932, remained actively in charge of all pro- duction for Paramount; September, 1932, Lasky resigned from Paramount and joined Fox Film Corp.. as an independent producer, was with Pickford-Lasky Productions; now with RKO. T T
LAW, HAROLD
b. Chicago, 111.; educ. public schools; worked ior four years with the Pinkerton Detective
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BIOGRAPHIES
Bureau ; was connected with the first radio sta- tion in Los Angeles; started at Mack Sennett as script clerk ; when Sennett closed he came to Hal Roach Studios; writer on the Roach staff ; directed all the Charley Chase comedies during 193S ; co-directed Chase in a feature length comedy. _ _
LEE, ROWLAND V.
LeBARON, WILLIAM
b. Elgin, Illinois; educ. there, later entered Uni- versity of Chicago and completed his education at New York University; 1918, after great suc- cess as fictionist and writer of special articles, became editor of Colliers Weekly ; later became general manager of Cosmopolitan Film Produc- tions, a post he held for five years; 1924 joined Famous Players-Lasky as associate producer at Long Island Studios, with them three years; 1927 went to Hollywood as a producer for F.B.O. and when that studio was absorbed by Radio Pictures he became vice-president in charge of production, a post he held until 1931; author of Broadway dramas and musical shows; 1932 joined Paramount as an associate producer ; now in charge of Paramount production. T T
Le BORG, REGINALD
Directed the opera sequence in "Here's To Ro- mance; now directing for M-G-M. T T
LEDERMAN, ROSS
Director for Warner Bros, in 1927-28 specializ- ing in dog pictures, making series of Rinty's ; made "A Dog of the Regiment" in 1927 and "A Race for Life" and "Rinty of the Desert" in 1928; continued with same company in 1929- 30; was with Warner Bros.; now with Colum- bia.
b. Findlay, Ohio; educ. Columbia Univ.; stage actor; film actor, 1915; served World War; joined Thomas Ince as actor in 1919, later be- came director, continuing with Goldwyn, Fox, Paramount, remaining with latter in 1929-30; hobbies: playwriting and all sports; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences, and M. P. D. A., Hollywood; directed "Zoo in Buda- pest" one of the National Board of Review Ten Best for 1933 ; directed for Jesse L. Lasky and Edward Small ; directed "The Count of Monte Cristo," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1934 in the annual Film Daily poll; directed for RKO and Pickford-Lasky ; was in England; now with RKO.
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LEE, SAMMY
b. New York May 26 ; educ. New York public schools; went on stage in 1916; toured with Harry Evans as Evans and Lee until 1918; formed new act of Norton and Lee until 1923 ; directed musical ensembles for many legitimate productions, including work for Earl Carroll, Ziegfeld, Fred and Adele Astaire and the Metro- politan Opera House; came to Hollywood and has directed dances and ensembles for M-G-M, and 20th Century Fox ; conceived and directed "New Shoes" a M-G-M short subject; directed dances for 20th Century-Fo.x ; now free-lancing.
LEICHTER, mItCHELL
b. San Francisco. June 10, 1885; educ. Mission Grammar School; 1906 opened a vaudeville agency in New York, booking headliners in theaters throughout the East ; operated the Midway at the San Francisco Exposition in
MONTE BRICE
'Merry-Go-Round of 1938'
Original and Screenplay*
'Young Man's Fancy'
Screenplay*
"French Import"
Screenplay*
In Collaboration.
For Universal
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BIOGRAPHIES
1914-15; established a film export and import business in New York ; now head of Advance Pictures.
LEISEN, MITCHELL
b. Oct. 6, 1897, Menominee, Mich.; educ. School of Architecture, Washington University, St. Louis; painting and sculptoring, Art Insti- tute, Chicago; joined firm of Marshall & Fox, Chicago, architects; came to California in 1919 as art director for C. B. DeMille on "Male and Female"; was with DeMille for several years; art director on "Thief of Bagdad" and "Robin Hood"; in 1933 co-directed for Para- mount; is under contract to Paramount.
LEONARD, ROBERT Z.
b. 1889, Denver, 111.; career began with Cali- fornia Opera Co., prop man, comedian, stage manager for comic opera and drama ; sang in over 100 light operas and then became film player; directed for Universal, Cosmopolitan, Famous, TifTany, Metro, M-G-M, continuing with same company in 1929-30-31-32-33-34, still with M-G-M ; directed "Divorcee." voted one of the "Ten Best Pictures of 1930" in the FILM DAILY poll; selected one of the "Ten Best Directors of 1930-31" in annual FILM DAILY poll ; directed "The Great Ziegfeld," one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1936; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences.
LE ROY, MERVYN
b. 1900, San Francisco; vaudeville and legit actor several years; entered pictures 1920 as assistant cameraman, cameraman, other produc- tion capacities until assistant directorship, then director for First National, 1927, assigned to Colleen Moore unit ; others for First National in 1927-28-29-30-31-32-33-34; directed "Five Star Final." voted one of the "Ten Best Pictures of 1931," in the Film Daily poll; directed "I Am A Fugitive From A Chain Gang," selected one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1933 in the Film Daily poll ; hobbies : tennis, horseback riding, polo; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences; now head of Mervyn Le Roy Produc- tions, releasing through Warner Bros.
LESSER, SOL
b. Spokane, Wash., Feb. 17, 1890; entered pic- ture business in 1907 at San Francisco; estab- lished Golden Gate Film Exchange and All Star Feature Distributors Exchanga, which were con- solidated with Miles Bros, and California Film Exchange in 1914; established a circuit of thea- ters in Northern California in 1916 ; moved to Los Angeles in 1919; in association with other organized West Coast Theaters which in six years expanded until it controlled 175 California theaters; 1926, sold out interest in West Coast and retired; made European tour; from 1916 to 1926 All Star Features produced a series ol Jackie Coogan features for First National Re- lease; 1922, Principal Pictures Corp. was formed to produce for First National release; 1930. as- sociated with Inspiration Pictures; resigned to become assistant to Joseph Schenck at L^nited Artists; 1931, resigned to handle Universal Theater Circuit; 1932, formed Principal Dis- tributing Corp.; 1933, produced a Buster Crabbe feature; 1934, produced for Fox release; August, 1934, began production on a series of George O'Brien pictures for Fox release; also produced two Harold Bell Wright specials for Columbia release and two features starring Bobby Breen, nine-year-old lyric tenor; producing for RKO and 20th Century-Fox release.
LEVINE, NAT
b. New York City, July 26. 1899; started mo- tion picture career as office boy for Marcus Loew ; joined Margaret Winkler, producer of
Krazy Kat cartoons; became independent pro- ducer for state right market; organized Mascot Pictures m 1924, producing serials; became pres- ident of Republic Productions shortly after merger of Mascot and Monogram in 1935; now a producer for M-G-M.
LEVOY, ALBERT E.
b. February 15, 1902, Montreal, Canada; educ. McGiU University, graduating 1923 ; started in motion picture business 1926 as Business Man- ager for C. B. Mintz, West Coast Productions; 1932, joined Mascot Pictures Corp. as Business Manager; 1933 became General Manager of the same concern; 1935, became associate producer for Republic Productions when Mascot became Republic; now producing for Republic.
LEWIN, ALBERT
b. New York City, 1894; educ. A.B., New York University, 1915; M.A., Harvard University, 1916; instructor in English, University of Mis- souri 1916-17; assistant director, American Jew- ish Relief Committee, 1917-18; successively scenario writer, story editor, associate producer^ for M-G-M; was associate producer for Irving G Thalberg; now producing for Paramount.
LEWIS, ALBERT "
b. New York City, March 15, 1889; educ. large- ly self-gained in earlier youth; in later years completed a thorough course in academic in- struction by special study; joined the theater in hts teens as a producer; formed a partnership with Max Gordon which lasted 16 years; through this partnership alone, and at times with Sam Hams, produced many plays; 1927, produced in- dependently; 1928, joined Fox as head of the story department; continued there four years; 1932, joined Paramount as an associate producer; 1936 joined RKO Radio as an associate producer.
LEWIS, DAVID ▼ T
b. Trinidad, Colo.. Dec. 14, 1906; educ. re- ceived B.A. and N.A. degrees from the Uni- versity of Washington; acting on the New York stage and appeared in several plays; joined Paramount as associate story editor; later with RKO Radio as associate producer; was with M-G-M; now with Warner Bros.
LEWIS, GENE ▼ ▼
b. Philadelphia, in 1892; educ. in Philadelphia public and high schools; studied medicine for two years; started acting in 1914, his part being in George Ade's "Artie," produced in Chicago; played in New York in "Turn to the Right" ; later operated and directed his own stock companies ; operated a stock company in Dallas for 10 years; also ran companies in Memphis. Houston and San Antonio ; entered pictures as a director of dialogue, working on "Rose of the Rio Grande" ; also directed dia- logue for "Aloha." "Drums of Jeopardy," "Mothers Millions," "Honeymoon Lane" ; has also acted for First National Columbia, RKO- Pathe, now a dialogue director at Warner Bros.
LEWYN, LOUIS ▼ ▼
b. Houston, Texas. Dec. 18, 1892; educ. Hous- ton. Texas, and Berlin, Germany; Aero Club nf American Aviation, medal of Merit, 1919; 1919, produced air picture released by Sol Les- ser; 1923, produced for Columbia release; 1925 produced for Pathe release; 1927, shorts for Paramount; 1928, Radiograms distributed by Columbia; produced "Voice of Hollywood" shorts for Tiffany release ; produced two series "Holly- wood-on-Parade" for Paramount 1932-33-34; pro- duced in Technicolor for release by M-G-M in 1935; now producing musicals in Technicolor for M-G-M release.
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LIGHTON, LOUIS D.
b. Omaha, Nov. 25, 1895 ; educ. at the Uni- versity of Arkansas; son of William H. LiKlnon, noted fiction writer m collaboration with whoiii he wrote his own first short stories and later wrote novels; during the war enlisted in the an service and was made an instructor; 19ly came to Los Angeles under contract with the old Cloldwyn company to assist in the transcription of some of the fiction he and his father had written together; after a year with Goldw>n free-lanced ; while writing for Universal, he met Hope Loring, a scenarist, they were married in 1920; at the conclusion of his contract with Clara Kimball Young, the couple decided to con- duct their future activities as a team and be- came the noteu scenario duo of Loring and Lighton ; free-lanced uniil 1924, when they signed for a year with Warner Bros. ; followed by six months at M-G-M ; October, 1925, they signed with Paramount, went abroad on a vacation tour of four months; after their return they wrote several scenarios; November, 1925, be- came an associate producer at Paramount ; now with M-G-M.
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LIKE, RALPH M.
b. Sept. 2, 1896; educ. mechanical engineering University of 111. ; owned and operated Natural Film Laboratories ; entered independent produc- tions in 1920: 1927, took over Charles Ray stu- dios for recording purposes and production, oper- ating under the name of International Film .Studios fiir independent productions. T T
LITVAK, MICHAEL ANATOLE
b. Kiev. Russia, May 1902; directed in Europe; I9.i7: directed for RKO ; now directing for Warner Bros.
LLOYD, FRANK b. Feb. 1889, Glasgow, Scotland; at IS played bits and parts in London ; toured England in stock, musical comedies, light operas ; to Los Angeles, 1910, appeared in Universals for three months ; wrote, directed one reel series for "U," also starring; joined Morosco-Pallas Pic- tures Co. directing features ; then to Fox, writ- ing scenarios; Goldwyn for two years; Joseph M. Schenck, Sol Lesser again Schenck; organ- ized Frank Lloyd Prod, for First National ; 1925-26, toured Orient, returning Jan., 1926, re- joining First National and in May, 1926, Fa- mous; 1927-28-29-30 with First National; voted best director of 1929 by Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences; under contract to Fox; hobby : golf ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; selected one of ten best directors of 1928-29 and 1929-30 in "Film Daily" Annual Polls; directed "Berkeley Square" and "Caval- cade" two of the National Board of Review Ten Best of 1933 ; "Berkeley Square"_ voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1934 in the annual Film Daily poll ; directed "Mutiny on the Boun- ty" one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1936: directed for M-G-M; now producing and directing at Paramount.
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LLOYD, HAROLD
b. Burcbard, Neb., April 20, 1893 ; educ. Denver and San Diego high schools ; received his stage training teaching in dramatic school in San Diego for John Lane O'Connor, School of Dram- atic Art; appeared with the Burwood stock com- ])any in Omaha; 1913, began his screen career with Edison Company in San Diego ; then to Universal ; later with Mack Sennett ; his first contract was with Hal Roach for whom he did
LESLIE ARLISS
"Rhodes — The Empire Builder"
Screenplay
"Windbag the Sailor"
Original Story
"Where There's a Will"
Original Story
"Everybody Dance"
Original Story and Screenplay
"All-in"
screenplay
"Good Morning Boys"
Screenplay
"0-Kay For Sound"
S'^reenplay
". . . Said O'Reilly to McNab"
Screenplay
"Rob Roy"
Original Story and Screenplay 'Scheduled for Early ProdLiction)
"Command Performance"
Original Story
"Jack Ahoy"
screenplay
"Orders Is Orders"
Screenplay
"My Old Dutch'
Original
"Roadhouse" "Heatwave"
Screenplay Sreenplay
All Above for
Gaumont-British Pictures Corporation
(Some in Collaboration)
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BIOGRAPHIES
"Lonesome Luke" comedies; tlien to Para- mount; with Patlic and returned to Paramount in 19.54.
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LOEW, DAVID
b. New York City, Oct. 5, 1897; educ. New York public schools ; Hamilton Institute, New York University ; joined Lnew's Theaters in 1916; 1919, made \ice-president of newly-or- ganized Loew's, Inc. ; Iield this office until 1935, supervising real estate and theater departments ; joined Hal Roach Studios as executive vice- president ; 1936, resigned from Roach organiza- tion to form his own producing company, star- ring Joe E. Brown and releasing through RKO ; is completing the RKO contract and will pro duce a Joe E. Brown series for Columbia.
LOGAN, JOSHUA
b. Te.xarkana. Tex.. Oct. 5, 1908; educ. Culver Military Academy. Princeton University; co- tounder of the University Players who during summer vacations ])ut on plays at Falmouth, Mass., after graduation became a stage producer and director ; producer and directed plays in Xew York and London ; came to Hollywood to be a dialogue director; now co-directing for Walter Wanger.
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LORD, DEL
b. 1895, Grimsley, Can. ; moved to Niagara Falls, N. v., when a child; went west with Willie Collier and doubled for him in the first picture Collier made on the Coast ; later ap- peared in Keystone comedies and from there went to Fox ; commissioned to direct, unas- sisted, Bobby Dunn and Glen Cavender, long association with Mack Sennett followed where he directed Ben Turpin, Louise Fazenda and others ; worked for First National. United Artists in 1927-28; later with Educational and Sennett and, in 1928-29 a free-lancer ; directing Vitaphone Varieties in 1930; later with Mack Sennett, Hal Roach, Phil L. Ryan and Columbia ; hobbies: speed boat racing and hunting; now under contract to Columbia.
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LORD, ROBERT
b. Chicago, May 1. 1902; educ. University of Chicago high school and Harvard ; reporter on the Boston Transcript and Boston Bulletin; play-writer and assistant to Robert Milton in New York ; writer at East Coast Fox Studios ; then Fox West Coast Studios; writer at Colum- bia; then at Warner Bros.; 1931, became a pro- ducer for Warner Bros., which capacity he still fills.
LOWE, EDWARD T., Jr.
b. Nashville, Tenn., June 29, 1890; educ. Nash- ville; sold his first story to Essanay Pictures; wrote numerous screen plays ; joined Fox in 1932. worked on Spanish pictures ; was associated with John Stone; 1935, became associate producer at 30th Century-Fox; was an associate producer for Phil Goldstone ; now with Paramount.
LUBIN, ARTHUR
h. Los Angeles. July 25; educ. Page Military Academy ; grammar school and high school in San Diego ; while at school was a member of stock companies that came to the city ; met Harold Lloyd, who gave him his first lessons in make-up J was given a scholarship to dramatic school ; whde at high school was head of the dramatic, debating and musical societies ; went to Carnegie Institute at Pittsburgh ; graduated with a B.A. ; joined the stage employees' union to learn theater craft ; became director for the Carnegie Homestead Steel Co. which was in- terested in social service work ; returned to Cali- fornia to act on the stage and screen ; directed one-act plays for the Writers' Club for two years ; played in many pictures for Universal. First
National, Paramount and others ; returned to New York to play on the stage ; became casting director for Crosby (iaige and the Selwyns ; produced and directed his first play ; became a director for Ray-Miner Corp., a Paramount sub- sidiary; returned to Cahfornia as assistant to William LeBaron, Paramount producer ; assisted in making the first two Mae West pictures ; returned to .New York to direct Lenore Ulric; back to California as director for Monogram ; was under contract to Reiniblic ; now with Uni- versal.
LUBJTSCH, ERNST
1). 1892, Iterlin; theatrical career, stage actor under Max Keinhardt, touring Europe; 1912, began film work as comedy actor, a year later becoming short reel comedy director, while con- tinuing stage WO' k ; made a feature drama in 1918, followed by feature work until 1922, when he left Berlin for Hollywood; joined Warners, 1923, later switching to Paramount and M-G-M ; some of his early foreign films were distributed in the U. S. by First National; selected one of the ten best directors of 1925-26, 1926-27, 1927-28, _ 1928-29, 1929-30 in "Film Daily" Directors' Polls ; under contract to Paramount in 1928-29-30-31-32; directed "The Patriot," selected one of ten best pictures of 1928 in .\Mnual ■•I'ilm D.iily" Pull; dnecled for M-tl-M ; 1935 rejoined Paramount as Managing Director of Production ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; now has his own producing unit at Paramount.
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LUBY S. ROY
Ii. in New York City; educ. Stuyvesant High School, College of City of New York, New York University; entered picture production in 1918 with Bud Fisher Colmpany, producing "Mutt and Jeff" animated cartoons, at the same time studying Chemical Engineering at night; took prominent part in school dramatics, lioth as actor and director; directed Little Thea ter Group in New York; ran chain of theaters and film exchanges in West Indies 1923-1924; in 1925, distribution of pictures with Fox Film and Universal in New York City; in 1926, film editor and trick photographer with "Out of the Inkwell" Comedies; supervised and directed those comedies until 1930, besides editing fea- tures; came to Hollywood in 1931 as film editor with Tiffany, Goldstone and other independent producers; now directing for Supreme Pictures Corporation and other independents.
LUDWIG, EDWARD
h. 1899, Russia; educ. Canada and Xew York; writer and actor with Vitagraph and other early compatiies ; authored several original features then became director of features for F.B.O., First National, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Para- mount, Universal. Warner Bros.. Wanger and Columbia ; now directing for Paramount.
MacFADDEN, HAMILTON
b. Chelsea, Mass., in 1901 ; graduate of Har- vard, where he studied law ; made his first appearance on the stage in Santa Barbara, Calif.; acted in "The Beggar on Horseback"; staged "Gods of the Lightning," which gained Charles Bickford much recognition on Broad- way ; directedi the Theatre Guild School of Act- ing, his students including Sylvia Sidney, Mar- guerite Churchill and Linda Watkins ; directed for Fox 5^ years; was at Universal; now free- lancing.
MacLEAN, DOUGLAS b. Philadelphia, Pa., January 10; educ. primary educational in preparatory schools and Lewis
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Institute of Technology, Chicago, graduated from Northwestern University ; original plan to become a broker ; Maude Adams was responsible for the brevity of his brokerage career ; played opposite her in "Rosalind" ; toured with the play an entire season ; followed that with two years in stock, later with Morosco Company in Los Angeles; Williarn Brady offered him a screen part, opposite his daughter, Alice Brady, accepted, and his debut on the screen was as sen- sational as his initial bow on the stage ; played leading parts in many productions supervised practically all productions in which he appeared after that ; joined Paramount as an associate producer; producing independently for Grand National release.
MacRAE. HENRY
b. Stayner, Ontario, Canada ; educ. elementary schools and two years of medicine at Toronto University ; own stock company shows in Hawaii, Japan, Orient and other parts of globe ; Selig induced him to go into pictures as a producer ; opened Universal City under Carl Laemmle, ar- ranged its dedication over which Thomas _ A. Edison presided ; pioneer in use of artificial light to make pictures at night; produced hosts of pictures at Universal ; producer and supervisor of serials at Universal.
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McCAREY, LEO
b. Los Angeles ; educ. Los Angeles public schools, studied law at Univ. of So. Cal. ; wrote vaudeville acts and popular music; then prac- ticed law two years; entered pictures 1919 as assistant director to Tod Browning, later work- ing two-reel natural color subjects for Pathe director, then Hal Roach short subject director and later vice president and supervisor of
comedies for Roach, resigning that post in 1929 to direct for Pathe; later was under con- tract to Caddo Prods.; directed at M-G-M ; was with Paramount ; now with Columljia.
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McCAREY, RAY b. Los Angeles ; educ. Loyola University, Los Angeles ; entered pictures as a "prop" boy at Paramount ; became an assistant director at Paramount ; was an assistant director at Pathe, RKO and Mack Bennett's ; was a member of the Fox scenario department for a year ; di- rected shorts for Pathe and M-G-M ; directed features for Monogram ; was with RKO ; was with Paramount and Universal ; now free- lancing.
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McCarthy, john p.
b. 1885, San Francisco; legitimate actor two years ; five years with D. W. Griffith as tech- nical director and assistant ; organized Mc- Carthy Picture Prod. ; directed for Russell Prod., Second National Pictures, Raymond Gardner Prod., and, in 1926-27-28, Columbia, M-G-M and Pathe ; now free-1;incitr,' ; lioIil)y ; scientific research.
McDonald, frank
b. Baltimore, Nov. 9, 1899; educ. Baltimore public schools and Baltimore City College ; went on the stage in a vaudeville skit; 1918, became first stage manager of the Greenwich Village theater, New York; had 25 stock seasons; stage manager of the Elitch's Gardens company, Denver, for five seasons ; with the Skowhegan, Me., company for three seasons ; played on Broadway; directed a Chicago company; came
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to Hollywood in 1933 as dialogue director for Warner Bros., handled dialogue direction on ten Warner pictures ; now directing for Warner Bros.
McGANN, WILLIAM
b. Pittsburgh, Pa., 1895 ; educ. Public schools of Los Angeles, Calif. ; went to LaSalle Acad- emy, Martinez, Calif. ; University of California, Berkeley, Calif. ; started as assistant cam- eraman, cameraman, assistant director and di- rector in 1924 with Warner Bros. ; still with Warner Bro».
McGOWAN, ROBERT F.
b. 1886, Denver, Colo.; educ. Denver public schools; prop man with Universal, 1913, then a scenarist with "U," Christie, Thos. H. Ince, Flanagan Prod., Edwards Prod., Carter de Haven, Chester Comedies, Roach (Pathe) original "Our Gang" comedy director; was under contract to Hal Roach, producing and directing shorts; then with Paramount; now with RKO.
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McGUIRE, WILLIAM ANTHONY
b. Chicago, July 9, 1890; educ. Notre Dame; while at college worked as dramatic critic on South Bend "News" ; also wrote a play pro- duced at the Oliver Opera House; at age of 19 became a copy writer for International Harvester Co. ; wrote a play which Henry B. Harris pro- duced on Broadway ; play flopped so returned to Chicago as a reporter on the Chicago "Record" ; wrote several sketches for vaudeville ; then some plays ; wrote and staged for Florenz Ziegfeld ; between doing a couple of Follies and rewriting other people's plays he managed to create some more plays ; then to Hollywood for one story ; back to Ziegfeld ; returned to Hollywood and joined Fox ; later with Universal as writer, di- rector and producer; loaned to Samuel Goldwyn ; now an associate producer at M-G-M.
McKAY, JAMES CHARLES
b. New York City, Jan. 14, 1894; educ. New York City grade schools; entered pictures as an office boy in 1908 for The Edison Company, New York, and has been in the business ever since, has had experience in most all branches of it; co-directing pictures since 1914 for Universal, William Fox, British & Colonial Kinematograph Company, London, and M-G-M; directed for Wil- liam Fox in 1915; directed for British & Colonial Kinematograph Co., London, 1919; co-directed propaganda feature for British Government in London, 1918, one year in the making, the Armis- tice was signed before picture was completed, therefore the Government never released it; now directing for M-G-M.
McLEOD. NORMAN Z.
b. Grayling, Mich., Sept. 30, 1898; three years of flying during the war. University of Wash- ington, B.S. and M.S. degrees; no stage train- ing; cartoonist for Christie and wrote comedy subtitles for nine years ; directing since 1927 ; directed for Fox; directed '"Mama Loves Papa," one of the National Board of Review Ten Best in 1933: with Paramount for seven years; now free-lancing.
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MACGOWAN, KENNETH
b. Winthrop. Mass., Nov. 30. 1888; while pre- engineering at Harvard, he listened in on Profes- sor George Pierce Baker's drama classes and from then on, the engineering profession had lost a follower ; career includes chapters as dramatic critic ; as motion picture critic ; with licity man for Sam Goldwyn ; producer of Eu- gene O'Neill's outstanding productions at the Provincetown playhouse ; producer in New York ; author of erudite volumes _ on theater-craft ; suc- cessively story editor, editor-in-chief and asso-
ciate producer for RKO Radio ; now associate producer at 20th Century-Fox.
MACK, ROY
b. 1890, New Brunswick, N. J.; with Gus Ed- wards' original Schooldays act ; joined Sennett in 1914 as Keystone Kop ; later with British International at Eistree, followed by vaudeville and musical comedy ; dance director ; returned to pictures 1928 as director for First National ; now directing at Warner Bros, eastern studio.
MACK, RUSSELL
b. 1892, Oneonta, N. Y. ; educ. Providence, R. I. ; first stage experience with Ward and Yokes ; owned four stock companies on Long Island and in Brooklyn ; produced and played in "The Four-Flusher" ; directed dialogue on RKO's "Rio Rita" and "Seven Keys to Bald- pate" ; directed "The Second Wife" ; was with Pathe, Universal, M-G-M ; now free-lancing. T T
MALVERN, PAUL
b. Portland, Ore.. Jan. 20. 1901 ; has been as- sociated with theatrical enterprises for the past 20 years; joined Monogram Pictures in 1931, as production manager for westerns, also produced a number of that company's features, as well as Bob Steele, Rex Bell and John Wayne westerns ; joined Republic Productions at the time of its organization in 193S, as producer of the John Wayne western series ; to supervise John Wayne series at Universal.
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MAMOULIAN, ROUBEN
b. 1898, Tiflis, Russia; family lived in Russia until ha finished schooling, then to Moscow, where he enrolled as a law student, working evenings at Studio Theater, branch of Moscow Art Theater ; after graduating from Moscow Univ. turned to the stage, acting and directing a theater at Tiflis ; to London and directed a Russian company ; while staging "The Beating on the Door" at St. James Theater, London, was engaged by George Eastman to direct ac- tivities of Eastman Theater in Rochester, com- ing to U. S. in 1924 to fill that post; produced operas, operetta and dramas in Rochester ; joined Theater Guild in New York and staged "Porgy," "Wings Over Europe," "Marco Millions" and other piays ; signed by Paramount in 1929 to make sound features; 1935 directed "Becky Sharp," first feature to be made in the new three-color Technicolor ; was with Pickford-Lasky ; Now at Paramount.
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MANDEL, FRANK
b. May 31, 1884. San Francisco; B. L. 1904, University of California ; wrote many successful stage plays; member. Authors League; m. ; Alice Solis, March 17, 1920, child, Alfred; Club: Lambs; home, Larchmont. N. Y. ; now an asso- ciate producer at Warner Bros.
MANDER, MILES
b. Wolverhampton, England ; educ. Harrow and McGill LTniversity, Montreal ; raised sheep in N'ew Zealand ; became stage actor in 1920 ; be- gan screen career in 1921, acting for Stoll's ; formed own producing company; made 15 talk- ing shorts which he wrote and directed; directed "Fascination," starring Madeleine Carroll and in which Merle Oberon and Freddie Bartholomew had their first screen parts. T T
MANKIEWICZ. JOSEPH
b. Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Feb. 11; educ. Columbia University, New York City; went to Berlin as assistant correspondent for Chicago Tribune; to Ufa in Berlin translating subtitles into Eng- lish for release in England and U. S.; returned to America in 1929 and went to Hollywood to
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join his brother, Herman, on the writing staff at Paramount; titled six pictures in eight weeks; wrote dialogue and screenplays on many pic- tures; in 1935, with Oliver H. P. Garrett won Academy award of best original of 1934 for authoring of "Manhattan Melodrama"; now with M-G-M as a producer.
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MANNIX, EDGAR J.
b. Fort Lee, N. J.. Feb. 26, 1891 ; educ. in public schools of Fort Lee and Hackensack, where he was graduated in 1907 from high school ; for five years he was connected with the theatrical profession as manager of eastern shows ; for fourteen consecutive seasons was the manager of Palisades Park; 1916, entered the picture industry, being affiliated with Allan Dwan ; became manager of Norma and Constance Talmadge productions, produced by Joseph M. Schenck ; when the producing units of that or- ganization were moved to California he remained East as the representative of all Schenck pro- ductions ; following the merger of the Metro with the Goldwyn company and Louis B. Mayer, he was sent to California as the financial comp- troller at the M-G-M studios ; later became studio manager and assistant to Irving G. Thalberg ; now vice-president and general man- ager of the M-G-M Studios.
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MANNON, ALFRED T.
b. Philadelphia, Dec. 22, 1897; educ. Stuyvesant high school. New York City, and Columbia col- lege school of architecture; production executive and president and treasurer of Republic Studios, Inc., reorganized from the Tec-Art Studios: in 1930, supervised for the Van Beuren Corp., Tom Terriss in the Vagabond Adventures series; in
1931, produced six Howard Jones "Football for the Fan" reels, and the "Voice of Hollywood" series for Educational release; since 1931 pro- ducing features.
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MANSFIELD, DUNCAN
b. Birmingham, Ala., Sept. 17, 1897; m. Helen Kolb ; educ. Braham & Huges Military School, Spring Hill, Tenn. ; started with Thos. H. Ince, 1914; with Selznick 1919; Schenck, 1921; In spiration Pictures, 1922; two years in Italy with Paramount, 1924; B. & D. two years L'^nited Artists, 1931; 1934-35 screenplays; co directed for Paramount; in 1937: directed B. F Zeldman productions for Grand National.
MARCUS, LEE
b. Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 7, 1893; educ. public schools there; later an exhibitor; 1919, after the War and service overseas, a salesman for Real- art in Buffalo ; became a booker ; entered foreign department of Selznick Pictures ; as an executive salesman, he worked for Robertson-Cole and F. B. O. in New York; came to RKO through the merger with F. B. O., as assistant sales man- ager; 1929, president of RKO Pathe, handling production and distribution work for the Pathe studio ; 1934, assistant to Lou Brock, RKO short subject producer ; took over his work when Brock became a feature producer ; now produc- ing features for RKO.
MARIN, EDWIN L.
b. Jersey City, N. J., 1899; educ. Jersey City high school and University of Pennsylvania; en- tered pictures in 1919 with Paramount as as- sistant cameraman ; joined Tiffany in New York as second cameraman and assistant director;
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returned to Paramount as assistant director, later joined Robert T. Kane as assistant direc- tor and unit manager; came to Coast in I92(i for First National ; later joined Paramount as assistant director; started directing talking pic- tures in 1931 for K.B.S. then went to Mono- gram and Universal; now with M-G-M.
MARKEY, GENE
b. Jackson, Michigan, Dec. 11, 189S ; educ. Dartmouth College; wrote novels, plays, and many magazine stories; entered pictures in 1928 when his novel, "Stepping High" was bought by RKO and he was engaged to write addi- tional dialogue; did originals for Paramount; Pathe, Radio, M-G-M, Warners, First National; sold original stories to Capitol Films, London and Fox-British; now with 20th Century-Fox as producer-writer.
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MARSHALL, GEORGE E. b. 1891, Chicago; educ. St. John's Military Academy, Wisconsin, and Univ. of Chicago; before pictures traveled extensively; 1913, be- gan tilm work with Universal as extra, appear- ing in shorts and a serial ; director of shorts, 1914, for same company, making Westerns until 1917, when he enlisted in World War; returned 1919, joined Pathe and made Ruth Roland ser- ials : then to Fox on features, later shorts ; March, 1925, promoted to supervising director of all Fox short units; supervising shorts dept, for ihuL tomijanv .n 1 j-uZ/'-^S. ninclor ot
Smitty comedies for Pathe; in 1928-29, shorts
tor \ ail mneii anu utiitrs; free-lancing in lyjU; directed Bobby Jones golf shorts for Warner Bros.; directed for Mack Sennett and Hal Roach; now directing features for 20th Century- Fox.
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MARTIN, PAUL
b. February 8, Klausenburg, Hungary ; educ. attended high school in Budapest, went to school in seven other cities in Hungary; studied me- dicine in Berlin two years in the clinics of Profs. Sanerbrugh and Brier; volunteered and was accepted in the army of the Central Powers when 16, spent three months in an officers' training school and three at the front end.ng up as a lieutenant of infantry; after the war was in the wholesale drug business for year and a half, business failed; left Hungary went to Vienna, where he met Michael Curtiz, who advised him to go to Berlin ; worked as an ex- tra for year and a half, finally landed a job as a second assistant and later became first assistant, was a film cutter for Eric Pommer; liecame co-director with Eric Charell on "Con gres Dances," then a full fledged director, di- rected for Fox; now free-lancing in Europe.
MARX SAMUEL
b. New York City, 1902; educ. New York pub- lic schools, Hamilton Institute, Columbia Uni- versity ; entered Universal export department ; later joined Robertson-Cole export department ; came to Universal City as assistant to Jack Conway ; returned to New York, joined staff of "Zit's" ; later became editor of "New York Amusements" ; also connected with radio station WMCA; 1930-1936, story editor for M-G-M; was an AI-G-jM producer; now with Samuel Gold- wyn.
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MAY, JOE
1). Vienna, Austria; educ. at the Gymnasium in Vienna and the University of Berlin's School of Agriculture; in 1909 went to work as an under secretary in the Hamburg Theater and soon was elevated to position of director of thi theater; joined the Continental Art Film Com- pany and produced from 1911 to 1913 first
picture was "In the Depths of the Mine": later formed his own company the A. G. and released through various organizations; in 1916 was called to the front in Austria and put in charge of film department; 1917 became asso ciated with U. F. A.; 1918 produced "Veritan Vincit" ; in 1919 produced "Mistress of the World," starring his wife Mia May; this was released in eight installments; 1923 was offered a contract with Paramount but preferred to re- main in Germany, built his own studio at Woltersdorf, first film city in Europe; in 193U made a trip to Hollywood to study the tech- nical innovations here and in spite of offers to remain, returned to Germany and produced many pictures; 1931 worked for Pathe-Natan Films, also for Paris, Mediterrane which he helped organize ; brought to United States by Harry Cohn of Columbia Pictures ; was with Fox ; now with Warner Bros. T T
MAYER, LOUIS B.
b. Europe, July 4, 1885; p. Sarah Meltzer and Jacob Mayer, non-professional; educ. public schools, St. John, New Brunswick; m. Mar- garet Shemburg ; first theatrical venture was the operation of a small theater in Haverhill, Mass. The house was in poor condition but he reno- vated it and reopened it; having won the con- fidence of his patrons, he soon had the leading theater in the town; then decided to give social attractions such as the Boston Opera company, "Peter Pan," with Maude Adams and "The Littlest Rebel," with the Farnums as the at- tractions ; was a huge success ; one by one all of the five theaters in Haverhill came under his control ; later branched out and with Nat Gor- don formed the Gordon-Mayer theatrical chain, the strongest in New England at that time ; be- came interested in the exchange end of the busi- ness, and soon was recognized as one of the biggest buyers of film in the country, as well as enjoying an enviable reputation as a rare judge of a picture's commercial possibilities ; his background of sound experience made him logical head of operations when the greatest merger up to that time in film history brought together the picture-making forces of Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer ; under his management that or- ganization has become one of the greatest film producing organizations in the world, producing an average of more than 60 pictures each year ; president of the Motion Picture Producers As- sociation.
MAYNARD, KEN
b. Mission, Texas, July 21, 1895; educ. graduated from Virginia Military Institute; became in- terested in trick riding when a child; at the age of 14 ran away to join a cheap wagon show; his father persuaded him to take a course in civil engineering and he was one of the young- est civil engineers in the Army; in 1923 was with Ringling Brothers' circus; in 1923, made his first picture, since that time has been starred in a long series of western vehicles by First Na- tional, Universal, Tiffany; now producing and acting.
MAYO, ARCHIE
b. 1896, New York; appeared in Alcazar Stock. 'Frisco, Sid Grauman's prologues, Hollywood; Hugh Mcintosh Stock Co., in Australia, and vaudeville, U. S. ; first film work with Hamilton- White Prod, as scenarist and writer of origin- als; director for Jack White, doing short come- dies, same with Christie, and then features for Joseph Schenck, returned to Christie ; features for M-G-M, and Columbia Pictures, 1926; then worked for Warners ; under contract to Warner Bros. 1927 1937; now with Samuel (loldwyn.
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MEINS. GUS
b. 1896 ; editor, cartoonist, "Los Angeles Even- ing Herald"; Fox, 1919, scenarist and gag man; same positions with others ; two-reel comedies ; assistant director, then director, with Sennett ; directed Ben Turpin ; made shorts and features ; short reel comedies, Stern Bros., switching to Universal shorts department in 1929; was witii Hal Roach directing comedy features and shorts; now free-lancing.
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MELFORD, GEORGE
b. 1889, Rochester, N. Y. ; educ. McGill Univ. ; legitimate actor seven years ; first with Kalem, as actor and then director ; directed with Fam- ous, Metropolitan (P.D.C.), Universal; mem- ber Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; has made over 500 films, features and shorts; in 1928-29, with RKO, M-G-M, Fox, and then a free-lancer; 1930 "Vikings of North", first all- dialogue film made in Arctic Caxle ; was with Universal ; now free-lancing.
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b. Berlin ; joined Ernst Lubitsch in Max Rcin- hardt's company as an actor ; in legitimate sev- eral years until persuaded by Paul Davidson, former Ufa (Berlin) production head, to enter films ; learned production and became director with Ufa; in 1926, Robert T. Kane signed him in Berlin to come to U. S.; arrived in Neu York late 1926; 1927, went to Hollywood and joined Paramount, working for company in 1927-28-29-30-31-32; now directing in England. T T
MENZIES, WILLIAM CAMERON
b. July 29, 1896, New Haven Conn. ; educ. Scot-
land four years, grammar school New Haven, Yale College two years ; left college to attend Students' Art League in New York ; entered Navy and went over seas with the rank of ensign, saw fifteen months of service in foreign waters ; returned to New York at conclusion of war and obtained work with Famous Players as art director ; has followed this vocation ever since, or until he was signed by Fox Films to direct pictures ; was art director for Raoul Walsh and the Mayfair Company, did two pic- tures at First National, one for Mary Pickford and "The Thief of Bagdad" starring Douglas Fairbanks; was under contract tu Fox and Para- mount ; directed in England ; now directing for Selznick - 1 nternational.
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MEYER, FRED S.
b. Germany, Oct. 22, 1891; educ. high school and pre-college in Germany, post graduate Co- lumbia; manager of Grand Theater, Chicago, 1909; in 1910, started as a salesman with Laemmle Film Service, Chicago; has been in Universal employ practically ever since, except ing only time he was in business for himself; 1912-18, Minneapolis and Milwaukee; 1919-26, opened and operated Palace Theater, Hamilton, Ohio; 192'6, general manager, Universal's 68 theaters, Kansas City, Mo.; 1927-30, general manager, Milwaukee Theater Circuit (U.); 1930 to 1932, manager, Alhambra Theater; personally took over lease and assumed operation of Al- hambra Theater, Milwaukee, in 1933, which he operated until July, 1934; active in exhibition organization affairs since 1921; headed Milwau- kee unit M. P. T. O. A. 1927-1930 and Wis- consin state unit from 1930 to 1934; two years
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national secretary, M. P. T. O. A.; chairman of its committee on public relations; directoi and member executive committee, 1932-34; spokesman at code hearings in Washington; past president, Rotary Club; numerous fraternal organizations; now an executive at Universal. T ▼
MILESTONE, LEWIS
Entered pictures, 1919; served in practically all production posta until he became director, 1925, for Warners ; first feature was "Seven Sinners" ; loaned to Famous latter part of 1926, and made a Harold Lloyd picture ; returned to Warners early 1927, then United Artists; with Paramount in 1928, returning to United Artists in 1929 ; directed "All Quiet on the Western Front," voted one of the "Ten Best Pictures of 1930" in the FILM DAILY poll; selected one of the "Ten Best Directors of 1930-31" in annual FILM DAILY poll; directed "Front Page"; was pro- ducing and directing for United Artists; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences; now with Hal Roach.
MILNER, DAN
Film Editor for Mayfair Productions; in 1935, directed for Victory Pictures.
MINTZ. CHARLES
Producer of Krazy Kat, Scrappy, Color Rhap- sody, and Barney Google cartoons ; started in the cartoon business by releasing the Felix Car- toons in 1921 ; then produced and released the Krazy Kats on the state rights market ; was the first cartoon producer to get a release for his product with a major distributor that was F. B. O. ; it included a series of Krazy Kats and a series of Alices; Walt Disney was his pro- duction chief on the latter series ; discovered Walt Disney and was the first to appreciate the young man with great ideas ; with Disney still as production chief he produced the original Oswald series for Universal release ; at the sam« time he switched his Krazy Kat release to Para- mount ; has been producing for Columbia re- lease exclusively since the advent of the talkies ; created the Scrappy character in 1931 and the Color Rhapsodies in 1934 ; is president of the Motion Picture Cartoon Producers Assn.
MOELLER, PHILIP
b. New York City on 34th Street, where the Macy's store now stands; educ. in public schools and DeWitt-Clinton high school and is a gradu- ate and post-graduate of Columbia University, Bachelor and Master of Arts degrees; the the- ater has been his life; one of the founders of the Theater Guild in 1919; in 15 years has directed some 60 plays for Theater Guild ; brought to Hollywood by RKO-Radio on a three year directorial contract with the understanding that he shall direct films at the Radio Studios during the summer months when the Guild is not producing and this will not affect his relation- ship with that institution. T T
MOHR, HAL
b. San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 2. 1894; h. 6 feet, 2 inches; dark brown hair and hazel eyes; w. 205 pounds; p. Rosalie Renargue and Michael Mohr, non-professionals ; educ. Polytechnic high school of San Francisco; m. Evelyn Venable, professional ; hy. photography, radio and avia- tion ; cameraman for a number of years with First National, Warner Bros., 20th Century- Fox; won the 1935 Academy Award for best cinematography on "A Midsummer Night's Dream" ; now directing.
MOORE, VIN
b. Mayville, New York ; edu. Colorado School of Mines ; twenty years on stage and screen ; started directing in 1917; two years with Cen- tury Comedies ; two years with Fox ; two years
with Selig; two years with C. L. Chester; with Universal since 1923 as director, writer and now directing their feature comedies; last four pictures "Cohens- and Kellys in Africa," "Many a Slip," "Virtuous Husband" and "Ex Bad Boy" ; under long time contract to Universal ; now free-lancing.
MORROS, BORIS
b. Alexandrovsk, Russia, Jan. 1, 1895; educ. Imperial Conservatory at St. Petersburg; for- merly musical director Imperial Opera, St. Petersburg, and founder, Chauve Souris Com- pany; engaged by Adolph Zukor as musical di- rector, Memphis; promoted to musical director, Paramount-Publix Southern Theaters; later mu- sical and production director, all Paramount- Publix Theaters; managing director, New York Paramount, 1932; came to Hollywood as musical director of Paramount Productions.
MURPHY, DUDLEY
b. 1897, Boston; graduate of Boston Institute of Technology ; assistant director in the East ; assisted Rex Ingram on a number of produc- tions; while in France, conceived the idea for the short film, ■"Ballet iMecaiiiciue," and directed this as his first assignment; directed for FBO ; sent to New York early in 1929 to work at RCA studio; with with MG-M ; free-lanced in England ; an organizer of Associated Artists.
MURPHY, RALPH b. Rockville, Conn., in 1895; educ. Holyoke High School and Syracuse University, where he took academic and law courses ; was member of class of 1916; acted with the original Wash- ington Square Players, Henry Miller, George M. Cohan, John Golden ; was assistant under Winchell Smith ; directed his own stock com- panies ; wrote five plays, which were produced on Broadway ; joined Pathe in 1930' as a writer and director; later with Charles R. Rogers Prods. ; then directing and writing for RKO Pathe ; was directing for Rogers Productions, releasing through Paramount; member Lambs' Club; was under contract to Universal; now free-lancing.
MYERS, ZION
b. San Francisco ; wrote, directed many comedy shorts for Universal, Educational, RKO and M- G-M, including M-G-M dog comedies in 1930; produced shorts for Universal and Columbia ; was producing features for RKO ; now co-pro- ducing with Victor Schertzinger for Grand National.
NATTEFORD, JACK
b. Nebraska ; found way into pictures through newspaper and stage work ; wrote magazine stories; cut and titled hundrreds of silent pic- tures and wrote stories and scripts for a hun- dred more; since 1920 with Tiffany, Columbia, Universal, M. H. Hoffman and others as writer and editor ; now supervising "Three Mesqui- teers" series for Sol Siegel, Republic producer.
NEILL. R. WILLIAM b. 1890, Dublin, Ireland; educ. by private tutor; legitimate actor, opposite Lillian Russell, in London, later on American circuits ; wrote a play, "Prince o' My Dreams," later other plays ; screen career, 1 Yi years with Thos. Ince, followed by Famous, Hodkinson, First National, Paramount, United Artists, Equity Pictures, Fox, First National directed silent pirt-'- ^ f , . nv Lumas, Warner Bros, and, in 1928-29, Colum- bia, Technicolor and free-lancing; directed for Tiffany ; was with Columbia ; now free-lancing in England ; hobbies : golf and outdoor sports.
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NEUFELD, SIG
Entered motion pictiae business in 1911 as a cutter with Universal ; was under contract to them until about 1927, during which time he was promoted by varioos steps; between 1922 and 1927 was an associate producer for Univer sal; 1927-1930, was associated with Columbia Fox, KBS and with various independent com panies ; in 1932 and 1933, produced a series of twelve features for Tower and Premier Pictures in 1934, became associated with Ambassador Pictures, Inc., as secretary-treasurer and asso- ciate producer ; now with Excelsior Pictures. T T
NEUFIELD, SAM
First directorial work with Stern Bros.-Uni- versal, 1925, making comedies ; for same com- pany made series of two-reel "Excuse Makers," "What Happened to Jane" and others; for Stern Film Co., releasing through Universal, directed series of "Let George Do It" and series of "Buster Browns," both two-reel com- edy groups ; other shorts for Universal in 1928- 29 ; directed "Chimp" Comedies at Tiffany ; now directing independent features. T T
NEUMANN. KURT
b. Neuremburg, Germany, 1906 ; studied music for years in Germany and England before enter- ing theatrical work; entered pictures in 1925; Carl Laemmle, Jr., brought him to Hollywood from a London theater where he was in charge of directing stage presentations in 1927 ; direc- ted Spanish versions, also German version of "King of Jazz" for Universal; directed series of musical shorts and Slim Summerville come- dies for two years ; "The Information Kid" was first feature picture; also directed "Kings Up"
with Tom Mix; hobbies: accomplished pianist and singer ; secret ambition may lead him eventu- ally to the concert stage if movies do not completely absorb his interest; was with Uni- versal, M("i-.M and Sol Lesser.
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NEWMAN, JOSEPH M.
b. Aug. 7, 1909, Logan, Utah; attended gram- mar school in Hollywood and Venice and Venice California High School ; started picture work in 1925 as an office boy at Metro; was script clerk ; became assistant director working under George Hill ; was assistant to Ernst Lubitsch, W. S. Van Dyke, Robert Z. Leonard; now under contract to M-G-M to direct short sub- jects.
NEWMEYER, FRED
b. 1891, Central City, Colo.; played profes- sional baseball 1908 to 1913; entered pictures 1913 as an extra with Universal; graduated to prop man, and later to assistant director and finally director ; has directed Harold Lloyd, Douglas MacLean, Leon Errol, Ben Lyon, W. C. Fields, Reginald Denny, Richard Dix, Eddie Dowling ; worked for Sono-Art. Dowling's unit, 1928-29; with Pathe and Paramount in 1929- 30; directed for Columbia; now unh H,j| Roach ; hobby : mining.
NICHOLLS, GEORGE, Jr.
h. San Francisco, May 5, 1897 ; educ. public schools of New York City ; when a small child was signed to a contract with the Biograph Company and played in many pictures with Mary Pickford and other stars of the early silent days; at 17 years of age was a member
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of the Selig Picture stock company with Jack Pickford ; decided there was no future for liini as an actor and turned to camera work ; hrst assignment was as an assistant cameraman ; graduated to a first cameraman and then went in as head of the property department ; tiie next step toward his directorship was as a cutter ; as a tiim editor he won such an outstandniH reputation that studios hesitated to lose his ser- vices to promote hmi to a directorsliip ; his cliance finally came with KRO RacHo stud.os in 1934; now free-lancing.
NIGH, WILLIAM
b. 1881, Berlin, Wise; educ. Univ. of Calif., Berkeley ; wrote first play while at college ; 1900, appeared in it; farmer, writer, cartoonist, painter ; played m musical comedy ; played parts with Keystone Comedy Co., heavies with Sen- nett, starred by Fox, later wrote and directed for Reliance, California M. P. Corp., Fox. First National ; directed for Johnny Dooley Comedies, Democracy Photoplays, Warners, Prod. Security Corp., Apollo State Rights, or- ganized Frank Nicholson Prod., 1924 ; "Fire Brigade," for M-G-M, 1926: with M-G-M in 1927-28-29; directed for Monogram and M. H. Hoffman; was with Universal; now free-lancing; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences, Friar's Club, N. Y. ; Lamb's Club, N. Y.
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NOBLE, JOHN WINTHROP
b. Albemarle County, 1880; educ. West Point Military Academy ; served U. S. Army, 8 years, Phillipines, China, engineer in Mexico ; five years in stock, Broadway productions, and vaudeville; joined Thanhouser, 1911, assistant director, director; directed about 100 shorts for Universal and Mutual; two years with Metro; with Vitagraph, Selznick, Frohman, G'oldwyn, Griffith. Lyceum Film Bureau, Educational, Metropolitan Pictures (P. D. C), EUbee Pic- tures ; writer of plays and short stories, scenar- ios; supervisor of production and executive of American Sound Recording Corp., sound pro- ducers in New York, organized in 1929 ; has directed over 100 sound pictures via Fox Movie- tone and Western Electric processes ; 1928 was director-in-chief M-G-M in the East; still in the East.
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NORTH. ROBERT
b. New York City, Feb. 2. 1884; stage experi- ence in Broadway plays; early in 1932 became an associate producer for Fox; later in 1932 with Columbia, which capacity he fulfilled until 1936 ; now with Paramount.
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Actiji : r. m. Ramiin .Samaniegoes ; b. Durango. Mexico. Feb. 6. 1905; h. 5 feet. 8 inches; black hair and brown eyes; w. 155 pounds; educ. college in Mexico; hy. music and violin; ap- peared with the Marion Morgan dancers in 1919; appeared in many screen productions; 1935-37 in overseas production as director and actiir; now producing for Republic.
NUGENT, ELLIOTT
b. 1899 Dover. Ohio; educ. B. A.— Ohio State University ; started on stage at age of 4 ; be- gan writing while in High School ; began real professional work upon leaving college; first motion picture work was "Kempy" written by J. C. Nugent (his father) and himself; played leading parts in \. V. ; co-directed, acted in "The Last Flight" ; co-directed for Warner Bros. ; directed "Three-Cornered Moon." one of the National Board of Review Ten Best of 1933 ; was under contract to Paramount ; now with Columbia.
OLCOTT, SIDNEY
b. Toronto, Can. ; educ. Toronto ; legitimate actor 10 years; 1906, started with Mutoscope Co., acting ; director with Kalem, Paramount, Arrow, Producers Security Corp., Goldwyn, American Releasing Corp., Goldwyn-Cosmopoli- tan, Paramount, Inspiration, Unucrsai, aiin in 1927 to England to become production director of British Lion Film Corp., remaining in Eng- land in 1927-28-29; now free-lancing; first American director to make pictures in Europe making series of 14; member Friars, Lambs N. Y., Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; hobby : collecting antiques.
OSTROW, LOU
I). Cincinnati, Feb. 15; has been engaged in pro- duction in Hollywood for many years ; resigned as executive producer at Monogram early in 1934, to join Universal as an associate producer; now an associate producer for M-G-JM.
PARKER, ALBERT
b. 1889, New York; legitimate actor 15 years; began film career, 1916, with Triangle, Yonkers, N. Y. ; later directed for Paiamount, E(|Uity, First National, Unted Artists, (Fairbanks' "Black Pirate") ; 1927-28, producing in Eng- land ; now directing in England ; member Lambs' Club, New York; Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences.
PARROTT, JAMES
h. 1893, Baltimore; stage career, two years Irish monologue, vaudeville and burlesque; dis- covered by Al Christie at Universal, and worked ill Sennett's Keystone comedies, first as actor, then as assistant director, finally director, working on Fox lot; then Bull's Eye Comedies, the De Haven comedy series, Pathe, "All-Star" unit and then directing Charley Chase, who is his Iirother ; made Max Davidson series of shorts in 1927-28, with Fox on shorts in 1928- 29. then a free-lancer; directed for Hal Roach; hobbies; hunting, fishing; now free-lancing.
PARSONS, LINDSLEY
b. Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 12, 1905; educ. Uni- versity of California at Los Angeles, Calif., member of Kappa Alpha (Southern) fraternity; newspaper experience with City News Service, Los Angeles ; Alhambra Post- Advocate, Alham- bra; Calexico Chronicle; Santa Rosa Press-Demo- crat; Humbolt Times; San Mateo News (editor and publisher) ; joined Monogram Pictures Corp. in July, 1931, as publicity director; wrote screen- plays; now supervising Tex Ritter series for errand National.
PASTERNAK, JOSEPH
b. Szilgy Somlyo. Hungary. Sept. 19, 1901; educ. in Huiifjary: in 1923 became an assistant director at Famous Players-Lasky, Astoria, Lon.sr Island, studio; assisted Allan Dwan and Wesley Ruggles; in 1926 came to Hollywood; directed El Brendel in two-reel comedy; was assistant director at Universal; in 1928 went tn Europe for Universal; produced in Berlin, Budapest and Vienna; his pictures starred Fran- cisca Gaal; Paul Kemp, Louise Ulrich, Paul Herberger, Hans Holt; Henry Koster and Stephen Szekley were among his directors; Nicholas Brodsky composed music for his pic- lures; prodiiceil "Paprika," which Berlin critics voted best picture of 1931; made "Veronica," also a prize-winner: his "Spring Parade" won the Mussolini award, while "Peter" was winner of the International Congress Medal in Moscow; now at Universal City.
PAUL, VAL
Was with Universal; then with Charles R. Rogers at Pathe, later with him at Paramount
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PEARCE, A. LESLIE
Lengthy career on stage; from stage director ill 1928 to director of sound features, making "Carnation Kid" for Paramount and "A Bird in the Hand"; 1929, collaborating with Hollv wood producers on dialogue direction; directed for RKO, Christie and Mack Sennett in 1929- 30; directed "Meet the Wife"; was under cc- tract to Mack Sennett ; now free-lancing in England.
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PEMBROKE, SCOTT
Directed features for F.B.O.; Columbia, First Division and Rayart in 1926-27-28; continued with Rayart in 1929; in 1933 wrote a continuity for I'niversal ; in 1935, directed for Republic; was in England ; now free-lancing in Hollywood.
PERLBERG, WILLIAM
b. New York City, Oct. 22, 1896; educ. New York and St. Louis schools; graduate of Cor- nell L'niversity ; worked for William Morris Agency in New York f'^r five years ; William Morris Agency in Hollywood for ten years; 1933 joined Columbia as casting director, worked at that for one year ; then became executive assistant to Harry Cohen, president of Colum- bia Pictures ; became a producer.
PICHEL, IRVING
b. Pittsburgh, June 24, 1891 ; educ. graduated from Central High School, Pittsburgh, and Har-
vard in 1914; stage experience as an actor; was member of the advisory board of the Theater Guild; accepted an offer from M-G-M and spent six months writing for pictures ; was under con- tract to RKO Radio as director and player; featured played for Paramount ; co-directed at RKO Radio ; now directing for Republic.
PIVAR, BEN
b. 1902, Manchester, England ; educ. City Col- lege of New York; manager Murphy & Co., N. Y. developers of amateur photography pictures ; picture work, cutter with Universal ; supervising editor at Columbia ; producer at Columbia ; 1929 was in charge of foreign language productions ; produced westerns and action pictures; was under contract to Columbia; now with Condor; hobbies : golf and football.
PIVAR, MAURICE
b. Manchester, England, June 11, 1896; educ. public schools in Manchester and at Stuyvesant High School, New York City, graduate City College of New York; 1911, upon graduation from college, became office boy in advertising department of Universal Pictures ; remained several years, gradually advancing ; resigned to work for Columbia Pictures, in sales department ; returned to Universal advertising department ; came to Hollywood in 1925 to take charge of editorial department ; was made an associate producer in 1934; hobbies: reading and horse- back.
POE, COY
b. Stevensville, Tex., Dec. 20, 1908; educ. Texas Christian University and University of Okla- homa ; member Delta Tau Delta fraternity ; did
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'GOLDWYN FOLLIES'
Screenplay* (Samuel Goldwyn — United Artists)
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newspaper work ; was a night club manager at Oklahoma City ; 10 years in vaudeville and radio work ; 1934, came to Hollywood as personal rep- resentative of Pinky Tomlin ; now associate producer for Maurice Conn's Melody Pictures Corp.
POLLARD "BUD"
b. Alexandria, Va., May 12, 1884; appeared on the stage at the age of seven; toured U. S. and Canada with juvenile dramatic and comic opera companies; attended school in Canada, Corrige College, Victoria; dramatic stock with Del S. Lawrence on Pacihc coast, and with Paul Steindorf and Ferris Hartman in comic opera; toured Australia in vaudeville; returning to America was featured over Pantages and Or- pheum circuits; entered pictures in 1912 ah gag man, writer and comedian, freelancing; joined Canadian army, August, 1914; woundeu and discharged in 1918; played Pantages cir- cuit ; produced and directed own shorts on coast 1920-21 ; directed for Florida East Coast Studios 1922; wrote and directed shorts in Eng- land for Gaumont in 1923; wrote and directed shorts for Trianon Films A. G., Berlin, 1924-25; directed in Vienna, 1925; returned to U. i.. vaudeville in 1926; produced own shorts ii. 1927; toured Fox West Coast circuit in 1928; directed "The Danger Man" in 1929, also di rected for Wesco Pictures; wrote and directed for Public Welfare Pictures and Century Pic- tures in 1930; produced "Bud" Pollard novelties in 1931. Hobbies: hunting, fishing and golt.
POTTER, HENRY C.
b. New York City, 1906; educ. at St. Paul's and at Yale University, finished his education under Professor George F. Baker of the "47" Workshop, having decided to follow the theater as a profession, his efforts at playwrighting and directing meeting with early success; with George Haight, organized the Hampton Players, at Southampton, Long Island, this theater soon became one of the leading try-out houses of the country, producing many plays and players which advanced to later success on Broadway; after several years at Southampton, produced on Broadway; since that time the firm of Potter and Haight has produced many successes; in 1935 joined Samuel Goldwyn; directed for Gold- wyn and Universal; now directing for Selznick- International.
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PRATT, GILBERT
b. Providence, K. I., Feb. 16, 1892; started with Old Kinema Color, played leads with Ka- lem, then to Inceville; 1916 to Hal Roach as a heavy for Lloyd; made a director Ijy Roach directing one and two-reelers; 1918 to Vitagraph directing Larry Semon; 1919 started with Edu- cational with Jack White; directed Lloyd Hamil- ton, then to Monty Banks at Warners; made two series then made comedy for Sennett; went back to Banks; with Christie year and half; with Fox and Universal, then came to Para- mount as a writer; went to F. B. O., directed features ; back to Roach then back to Para- mount ; now in England.
PREMINGER, OTTO LUDWIG
1). Dec. 5, 1906, in Vienna, Austria; educ. in Vienna, the University of Vienna, received de- gree of Doctor of Laws; when 17 years old became an actor with Max Reinhardt at the Theater-in-the-Josefstadt in Vienna; on leaving Vienna in October, 1935, had been the head of the same theater for the last three years; was actor and director at Zurich, Prague, Salzburg, Berlin, and Vienna; directed talking pictures in Vienna; staged "Libel" for Gilbert Miller in New York in 1935; still under contract to Mil-
ler to do at least one play a year for three years with approval by 20th Century-Fox; now directing at 20th Century-Fox; hobby tennis.
PRESNELL, ROBERT R.
b. Lake View, la., April 29, 1894; educ. Uni- versity of Chicago ; started writing pictures for Thos. Ince in 1912; returned to newspaper work; back to pictures at Paramount Eastern Studio for William Le Baron ; then under Monta Bell ; served a long term at M-G-M in Hollywood, then Fox, First National and then Radio ; 1934, was made associate producer for Warner Bros. ; now with Universal.
RANTZ, LOUIS
b. Jan. 1, 1895, Philadelphia; educ. Philadelphia; started in picture business in 1916 and until 1929, built and operated theaters in and around Philadelphia; sold theater interests in 1929 to Stanley Company of America; came to Holly- wood in 1930 and started producing pictures independently; joined George Hirliman Enter- prises in 1935 as an associate producer and executive of the corporation; hobby: likes fishing.
RAPE, HARRY
b. Denver, Oct. 16; at the age of eighteen be- came interested in theatricals and organized a minstrel show from the ranks of Denver's society people ; decided to go to New York and become a theatrical manager ; soon convinced Gus Ed- wards that he had managerial qualities and was employed by that vaudeville artist ; he remained with Edwards for six years ; next business ven- ture was the opening of a vaudeville agency in New York City ; after seven years as a success- ful vaudeville manager he turned to picture pro- duction ; his initial film effort was the organiza- tion of his own production company with a re- leasing contract with World Film Corp. ; later he produced pictures for the open market but soon left independent producing to become the production manager for Selznick; 1921, left that organization and became a partner with Warner Bros, as a producer; 1924, became identified with the picture production activities of Louis B. Mayer; at the time of the M-G-M merger became an associate executive of the merged companies.
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RATOFF, GREGORY
b. April 20, 1897, Samara, Russia; educ. St. Petersburg University, graduate of law course, but took his studies at the St. Petersburg Drama- tic School more seriously than his legal work; made his debut at the Maly Theater in the Russian capital; when his country entered the world war, he served in the army until the revolu- tion; played juvenile in a HarkoflE stock company for two years; left Russia Dec. 20, 1919, went to Germany where he opened his own Russian Theater in Berlin, touring Vienna, Budapest, London, Paris and other European capitals; Lee Shubert brought him to New York, where in 1922, he began a series of 32 plays, he appeared for the Shuberts in New York, Chicago and on tour; has played many important film roles; later with Gaumont-British; while in London, appeared in a B.I. P. film and produced, wrote, directed and played in "This Woman is Mine" released through Paramount in the United States ; Darryl F. Zanuck then signed him to a com- bination writing-directing-acting contract with 20th Century-Fox.
RAY, ALBERT
b. 1897, New Rochelle, N. Y. ; following career in musical comedy, broke into pictures as di- rector at the Pathe N. Y. Studios ; later ap- peared in features for Patbe. V tagraph, Lois Weber, Ince, First National and Fox ; starred by Fox for two years ; returned to directing making Sunshine Comedies for Fox; later di-
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rected features for Fox and First National ; also directed for Educational; later at the Paramount, N. Y., studio; now free-lancing; hobbies: dog racing and the theater, especially musical comedy.
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RAY, BERNARD B.
Started career with D. W. Griffith in 1911 as laboratory technician for Biograph; with Bio- graph four years in various capacities; 1917, Griffith elevated him to laboratory supervisor ; appointed editorial supervisor ; cameraman for Triangle ; later in charge of an independent laboratory in Hollywood ; production manager and editorial supervisor for Capitol Film Corp. ; in conjunction with Ferdinand P. Earle owned his own studio turning out trick and miniature effects for major studios; later directed a series of comedies for Educational; 1933, organized Re- liable Pictures Corp. ; has produced and directed 37 features; 1936-37, producing and directing 24 features and one Spanish picture for Columbia release.
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REED, J. THEODORE
b. Cincinnati, Ohio, June 18, 1887; educ. at- tended private school, Detroit University School, University of Michigan; vice-president of De- troit Steering Gear Company; in 1918, joined Douglas Fairbanks, was scenario editor from 1918 to 1921; managed Douglas Fairbanks Pro- ductions until 1931; in 1933, became assistant to Benjamin Glazer at Paramount; directing for Paramount.
REED, LUTHER b. July, 1888, Berlin, Wise.; reporter on "New York Herald," studied mining engineering ;
frduc. Ethical Culture School, N. Y. ; Columbia Univ. ; after 5 years of newspaper work, joined Metro in 1917, doing scripts and adaptations, later in sarne capacity with Ince, Cosmopolitan, Famous ; director for Paramount, laecoming as- sociate producer for FBO-RKO early in 1929; 1930, directed "Rio Rita" and "Hit the Deck"; now free-lancing; served U. S. Infantry, World War.
REID, CLIFF
b. Delaware. Ohio, Sept. 7, 1893 ; worked on a newspaper; entered the picture business in 1912 in the distributing field; produced scores of adventure films ; produced the William J. Burns mystery detective series for Fox; pro- ducing for RKO since 1934.
REID, MRS. WALLACE
b. March 13, Boston, Mass.; educ. Lockwood Academy, Brooklyn, Virginia College, Roanoke; entered pictures via Biograph Company as an extra in 1910; appeared on the stage in stock and vaudeville; produced pictures from 1923 to 1930; directed a few; wrote stories and scripts, three of which (in collaboration) were done for Monogram; 1936. supervising for Republic Pic- tures; n^w witli Monogram; hobbies: badminton and bridge.
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REINHARDT, MAX
b. Baden bei Vienna, Sept. 9, 1873; studied for the stage under Emil Burde; made his first ap- pearance on the stage at the Stadt Theater, Salz- burg, in 1893; first appeared in Berlin, at the Deutches Theater, 1894; took over the manage- ment and produced at Kleines Theater, Berlin, 1902, also managed and produced at the Neues
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Theater; in 1911, at the Coliseum, London; at the Savoy, Oct. 1911; in 1927, took his company to America, and at the Century and the Cosmo- politan Theaters, Nov. 1927 to Jan. 1928, pro- duced "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and other plays; returned to Berlin, 1928; and produced many plays; in 1935, produced and directed "A Midsummer Night's Dream" for Warner Bros.
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REVIER, HARRY
b. March, 1889, Philadelphia ; educ. Scranton, Pa. ; cameraman with Ambrose, in Italy ; di- rected for same, then to London and directed for Gaumont ; to America and built theater chain in West ; directed Marjorie Rambeau and Wil- lard Mack in stock; built one of first studios in Los Angeles; directed for Universal, Lasky, World, Metro, Ogden Pictures, Independent Sales, Goldwyn, Howells Pictures, Quality Pic- tures C. B. C, F. B. O., several independent units. Associated Exhibitors, Anchor Prod., Superlative Prod.; serial for Artclass in 1928; sound shorts for Powers Cinephone and Colum- bia in 1929; features for Rayart in 1930; now free-lancing.
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REVNES, MAURICE S.
b. New York City, Sept. 28, 1894; educ. Philadel- phia grade schools and high schools. University of Pennsylvania; produced plays; was general production manager Fox Film Corporation in 1924, 1925, 1926; was associate producer for Pa the; went into the agency business in 1931, forming Maurice Revnes Agency; later went to M-G-M where he has been since; now an asso- ciate producer.
RIESNER, CHARLES F.
b. Minneapolis; educ. Minneapolis; amateur and professional boxer; ten years in Keith and Or- pheum vaudeville ; starred for Dillingham ; scenarist and director for Keystone-Revier mo- tion picture company, Vitagraph, Century, Bal- boa Productions, Astra Productions ; co-director with Charles Chaplin; song writer Feist Music Company ; director for Warner Brothers on the Syd Chaplin comedies; director at Paramount, W. C. Fields comedy ; director for eight years at M-G-M, comedies with Marie Dressier and others; made "Hollywood Revue" first big revue in sound ; director one year for Gaumont British, London ; now directing at Paramount.
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Collaborated on screenplays and directed Edgar Kennedy short for RKO ; now co-directing for Walter Wanger Productions. T T
RISKIN, EVERETT
b. May 18, 1895, New York City; produced plays in New York; came to Hollywood and joined Columbia as an associate; still with Co- lumbia.
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RISKIN, ROBERT
b. New York City; educ. New York and Balti- more; at age of 17 wrote originals for Para- mount; wrote many stage plays; joined Colum- bia as a writer, and has written scripts for most of Columbia's important productions; in 1934, "It Happened One Night," which won Academy Award for best adaptation for 1934; in 1936, signed to a new contract with Colum- bia as a Producer-Writer.
later scenarios for James Cagney, Joan Crawford and Shirley Temple; "I Wasn't Born Yester- day," a novel published by Macauley. 1935 ; "Knock on Wood," a play produced on Broad- way, 1935 ; was under contract to 20th Century- Fox as writer producer; now with Major Pic-
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ROACH, HAL E.
b. Hayward, Wisconsin, 1903; educ. University of Minnesota ; newspaper and publicity work in Chicaso and New York; entered pictures 1931 in RKO publicity department, Hollywood ; be- came screen writer with "Is My Face Red?";
b. Elmira, N. Y., Jan. 19, 1892; at the age of 17, struck out in search of adventure, landing in Seattle and from there went on to Alaska, spending two years trucking mail ; back to Seattle in same line of work ; was sent south near Los Angeles as supervisor of trucking company operating in the oil fields ; from there went into motion picture work and was for a time stock cowboy for Universal at $25 a week ; met Harold Lloyd and the two raised enouRh money to make a one reel picture which sold for $850 ; start of the two careers ; has directed pictures, written scenarios and is now a pro- ducer of two-reel comedies and full-length fea- tures released l)y M-G-M ; many of the famous stars of today have risen through the comedy training on the Hal Roach lot; was the instigator of the famous Laurel and Hardy team and "Our Gang" ; has his own string of ponies and a train- ing field at the Hal Roach Ranch; hobby, polo and athletics in general ; is a member of several smart clubs throughout the country and is presi- dent of the Los Angeles Turf Club, operating famous Santa Anita Racetrack ; celebrated his twentieth anniversary as a producer in 1934.
ROBERTSON, JOHN STUART
b. June, 1878, London, Ont., Canada; educ. St. Thomas, Ont., Western University; 1890. first stage appearance; played stock until 1915, when he appeared in features made by Harry Davenport for Vitagraph ; directing followed (1915) with Famous, Inspiration Pictures, Inc., Mary Pickford, First National, M-G-M ; made "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde," directed Barthel- mess while at Inspiration ; John S. Robertson Prod., his own unit; for M-G-M in 1928-29- directed for Universal and Pathe in 1929-30 • directed for M-G-M ; was with RKO ; now free- lancing; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; hobby : picture making.
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ROCKETT, AL
b. Vincennes, Ind., Sept. 24, 1889; educ. Sedalia, Mo., High School, Missouri University ; entered picture business in 1914; with his brother, Ray, production supervisor with First National for several pictures ; later joined Fox ; resigned from Fox in 1935.
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ROGELL. ALBERT
b. Oklahoma City, 1901 ; started in pictures in 1918 as assistant cameraman, later cameraman, assistant director; 1921, directed a series of out- door features; 1922-23-24, directed for inde- pendent market; 1925-26, Universal; 1927-28, First National; 1929. Tiffany; 1930-31. Pathe; 1932-33-34-35 — Columbia; was with RKO; now with Columbia.
ROGELL, SID
b. St. Joseph, Mo., Jan. 16, 1900; educ. Spo- kane, Wash. ; entered pictures in 1923 as prod, manager for Chas. R. Rogers Prods, and Harry Joe Brown Prods. ; was studio manager of the Pathe plant in 1930-31 ; produced a series of Westerns for Leon Schlesinger, released by \Var- ner Bros. ; joined Columbia as an associate producer in 1933 ; now an RKO studio execu- tive.
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ROGERS, BOGART
h. Los Angeles, Calif., June 24, 1898; educ. Hollywood High School and Stanford University; left college after second year to join British
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Royal Flying Corps in Canada ; two years with this outfit, one year of which was spent in France with 32 Squadron, RFC, finishing as a captain and flight commander; spent about a year in commercial aviation barnstorming ; then Thomas H. Ince studios in publicity department ; in 1923, with Douglas MacLean and a few others formed the Douglas MacLean Productions; was general manager of the MacLean company ; later wrote fiction, and also managed Clara Bow's business affairs for a year; since that time has sold stufif to Saturday Evening Post, Liberty, Cosmopolitan, Red Book, Blue Book, Vanity Fair, and other magazines ; also did con- siderable picture writing; in 1931, went to Para- mount's Long Island studio to assist Hector TurnbuU, but that folded because they closed the studio; shortly thereafter, on returning to Holly- wood went to Paramount to write a script, then stayed on as assistant to Merritt Hulburd, head of the scenario department ; was at that for nearly two years, became head of that depart- ment when Hulburd left ; later joined 20th Cen- tury-Fox as associate producer; now with Para- mount.
ROGERS, CHARLES
b. Jan. 15, 1889; educ. Catlow College, Berk- shire, England ; started his stage career at the age of 24, played Rowley in "School for Scan- dal" in Nottingham, England; Antre in Eng- land in "Prince of Pilsen" ; was headliner on the Keith vaudeville circuit ; started pictures in Jan. 1928, as writer and actor for Warner Bros. ; joined Hal Roach in 1929 where he was actor and writer for a while, directed Harry Langdon ; writer and gag-man for Laurel &
Hardy comedies ; now writing and directing for Hal Roach.
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b. New York City, July IS, 1882; educ. public and high schools in Boston ; started as a haber- dashery salesman ; varnish salesman ; moved to Buffalo, where he built the first fire-proof mo- tion picture theater ; saw the tremendous future that lay in films and bought the N. Y. rights for Elinor Glyn's "Three Weeks" ; became as- sociated with Selznick Pictures, first as_ branch manager, then was appointed manager in New England and then to general sales manager of the company for the entire world ; four years later became general manager of the Robertson- Cole company in New York ; finally resigned an'' moved to the Coast to become an independent producer ; after a four-year partnership with Hunt Stromberg, he separated, going to First National as an independent producer ; during that association he produced a number of pic- tures starring Ken Maynard, Corinne Griffith and Dorothy Mackaill ; when Warner Bros, bought the First National company they bought his interest and he went over to RKO ; after RKO Pathe, he was appointed vice-president in charge of production and later resigned to again pro- duce his own pictures ; associated with Para- mount for three years as a producer ; now vice- president in charge of production at Universal; hobbies : golf and horse-racing.
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ROSMER, MILTON
b. Southport, Nov. 4, 1881 ; educ. Manchester Grammar School ; made his first appearance on the stage in 1899; joined Osmond Tearle, Dec. 1900, and then toured the following- year with him; was engaged for 3 years with Walter Mel- ville; 1903 toured as Paul de Lahne; made his first appearance in London at the Kennington Theater, Dec. 1903; toured in America; was on the stage until 1932; has produced many notable productions; recently directed for Gau- mont British.
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ROSS, NAT
b. San Francisco ; educ. 'Frisco ; New York representative Stanley-Mastbaum Co. ; home of- fice sales force of Universal ; confidential secre- tary to Carl Laemmle, then Universal director of Westerns, starting about 1919; joined Asso- ciated Exhibitors, 1925-26, Cradwick, 1926, and with other independent companies ; own unit with Embassy Pictures; 1926-27-28-29 with Universal, making shorts, including Collegians series ; director Universal "Leather Pushers," westerns and all star features ; produced com- edies as an independent released through Edu- cational, RKO-Van Beuren and Columbia ; in charge of production on "Bring 'Em Back Alive" ; produced a series of Tim McCoy westerns for independent release; was associate producer at Universal on Jack Holt series; pro- duced and directed in England ; to produce a series of pictures in Hollywood. T ▼
ROSSON, ARTHUR
b. 1889, London; as a youth had ambitions to become a jockey, but went on the stage instead ; gold digger in Nevada mines ; film actor and stunt man ; wrote and sold about 30 scenarios ; assistant director with Allan Dwan, S years later a director, working for Triangle, Artcraft, Vitagraph, Universal, Norma Talmadge, Gold- wyn. Fox, Allied Prod., and in 1925, Famous ; writes and adapts many of his own stories ; features for Fox in 1928, and Hoot Gibson vehicles for Universal same year ; free-lancing in 1929-30; later a supervisor at Columbia; was with Hecht-MacArthur ; now free-lancing ; mem- ber Writers' Club, Hollywood. T T
ROSSON, RICHARD
b. 1894, New York; active in musical circles in East before entering pidtures ; theatrical career began with Vitagraph in Bklyn. ; in 1914 joined Ince, later going to Universal; started directing in 1918, his first experience under supervision of Allan Dwan ; after nine years with Dwan, began directing with Famous Players, 1926; early in 1928, features for FBO ; 1928, under contract to Fox ; co-directed several fea- tures; then to M-G-M ; was with Samuel Gold- wyn ; now with RKO.
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ROTH, MURRAY
Formerly composer of popular melodies, writing music for many of the New York Winter Garden shows and other Broadway musicals; in 1921, went to the Coast as scenario writer for Fox and authorized Van Bibber series and the Helen and Warren series; adapted "The High School Hero" among other features; 1927, began work on shorts with Bryan Foy for Warners; wrote scenario for first full length, all-talking picture, "Lights of New York," which Foy directed ; also wrote script for "Queen of the Night Clubs" for Texas Guinan ; was director-in- chief at Warner Vitaphone Eastern Studio ; was
with Fox, Warners and Universal ; now free- lancing.
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ROWLAND, RICHARD A.
b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Dec. 8, 1880; educ. in Pitts- burgh public and high schools; became the larg- est distributor of pictures in the world in 1905; sold out chain of exchanges to General Film Company in 1910, and took over franchise to distribute Paramount-Lasky product; organized Metro Pictures Corp., in 1914 and sold out all holdings to the late Marcus Loew in 1919; be- came general manager in charge of all produc- tions of First National in 1921; retired in 1928 to reenter the business in 1931 as vice-president of Fox Film; organized Richard A. Rowland Productions in 1936, producing a series of pic- tures for Paramount release; now producing for Cirand National release.
ROWLAND, ROY
Ik Dec. 31. 1905, New York City; reared in Edendale, Calif. ; studied law in University of Southern California; was an office boy at Uni- versal during his school vacations ; script clerk and assistant director at Universal ; was assis- tant to Louis Brock at RKO when I3rock headed the short subject department ; was assistant di- rector on M-G-M pictures; joined M-G-M proc- ess department ; now directing short subjects for M-G-M.
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ROYER, FANCHON
b. Des Moines, 1902 ; educ. Des Moines schools and University of Southern California ; extra work for a year; edited "Camera," a trade paper, for three years; did publicity and agency work; 1928, produced "Life Is Like That"; carried on her agency business until 1930 ; oi'ganized Fanchon Royer Productions and made 17 pictures which she also distributed; acted in advisory capacity for Mexican government pic- ture production; 1936, made six pictures under name of Fanchon Royer Features. T T
RUBEN, J. WALTER
b. August, 1899, New York City, mother Ruth Walters, legitimate stage ; educ. DeWitt Clinton and Columbia University ; legitimate stage as Junior ; dabbled in vaudeville skits and short stories ; entered motion pictures in 1924 ; wrote for Fox, Paramount and Radio Pictures ; directed for RKO ; now with M-G-M. T T
RUBIN, BENNY
b. Boston, Feb. 2, 1898; educ. Boston schools; carnival, tab show, burlesque, vaudeville, mu- sical comedy experience ; 1927, joined Universal producing, directing and playing in shorts ; actor for M-G-M ; was under contract to Columbia as a director; now with RKO.
RUGGLES, WESLEY
b. 1889, Los Angeles; appeared in musical comedies, stock, repertoire ; appeared in Key- stone-Sennett comedies, later becoming director with Morosco, Famous, Ince, Metro, Universal, Selznick, Preferred, Excellent Pictures, F. B. O., 1925; Excellent Pictures, 1926-27; in 1927 joined Universal to direct the "Collegians" short reel series ; directed four Laura La Plante features for the same company ; left Universal in 1929 to make features for RKO ; selected one of the "Ten Best Directors of 1930-31" in annual "Film Daily" poll ; was under contract to RKO ; now producing and directing for Para- mount ; directed "Cimarron," chosen one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1931 in the annual "Film Daily" poll.
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RYAN, PHIL L.
b. Muscatine, la., June 7. 1893; Paramount salesman ; district sales manager for Universal. Kansas City; mana^'er Standard Film Corp., Chicago and middle west ; assistant to sales man ager, Pathe ; sales manager, Pathe ; general manager Associated Exhibitors, distributing Harold Lloyd films; liquidated exhibitors' inter- est in Associated Exhibitors ; organized, vice- president and general manager of Capital Enter- prises, theater circuit in middle West ; later sold to Universal ; west coast production manager. Pathe ; supervised ail Pathe independent units ; general manager and vice-president of Metro- politan Picture Corp. and Metropolitan Studios, operated and supervised production ; produced a series of comedies for Paramount release ; was with Selznick-International.
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ST. CLAIR, MALCOLM
b. 1899, Los Angeles; educ. Los Angeles high school ; new-^paper cartoonist for short wh'le in 1915; then two-reel comedy actor with Sennett, then scenario writer, Sennett director for sev- eral years ; to Metro to direct Buster Keaton, two short subject series for FBO, features for Famous, First National ; selected one of the ten best directors of 1926 and 1927 in "The Film Daily" Annual Ballots; switched to RKO in 1929; was under contract to M-G-M and Universal ; now with 20th Century-Fox ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences.
SALKOW, SIDNEY
h. New York City, June 16. 1909; educ. College of the City of New York. B A., Columbia Uni- versity, adm'tted to Harvard Law School: direc- tor New York stage; assistant to Chester Erskin;
I)roduction assistant to Benjamin Glazier in 19.^.?, joined Paramount as dialogue director; now flirecting for Universal.
SANDRICH, MARK
b. 1901, New York; educ. Columbia Univ.; joined Century Pictures, then lo Fox for two \ears; wrote "Sweet Sixteen" series for Uni- versal; assistant direc.or for Warners; director for short subjects at Fox and Universal for four years ; feature director at Columbia ; directed talking feature, Sono Art-World Wide release directed talking shorts for Louis Brock ; directe' Clark and McCullough, Chic Sales series; Benn> Rubin. Walter Catlett. "Broadway Headliners' series ; now under contract to RKO Radio Pic tures, where he has directed four Astaire-Rogers features; hobbies: swimming, golf; directed "Top Hat," one of the Film Dailv Ten Best Pictures of 1935.
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SANFORTH, CLIFFORD
b. Cliicago, 1895 ; with Sydney Chaplin. Uni- \ersal. Fox ; produced and directed first Ken Maynard pictures ; made "Screen Souvenirs" ; produced in 1935, with Edward M. Spitz and directed.
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SANTELL, AL
b. 1896, San Francisco; educ. 'Frisco; archi- tect, short story author ; scenario writer, as- sistant director with Youngdeer, Pathe ; sce- narist with Sennett, Keystone, Beauty Com- edies, American Film Co.; supervised, directed American-Mutual comedy-dramas, features ; comedy director with Kalem, Universal, Gold- wyn, Pathe, Master Pictures, World ; supervis-
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ing manager of comedies for Universal ; pro- duced 12 two-reel Broadway comedies ; made series for Hal Roach ; series of Hall Room Boys and others for FBO ; feature director with First National, then Fox, 1929 ; was under contract to Fox ; directed for RKO and Para- mount ; was with Columbia ; now directing for RKO Radio; member M. 1'. Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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SANTLEY, JOSEPH b. Salt Lake City, 1890, of professional parents; played legit parts when a youngster; educated in stage technique by pioneer producers; played Broadway parts for years, writing many of his own plays; next turned to vaudevi le with hi^ wife and later l)oth played in Irving Berlin'- first edition of the "JIusic Box Revue"; Broad- way performances during recent years, acting, directing, producing; co-directed with Robert Florey on Paramount's "Cocoanuts," followed by Paramount; later directed for Pathe; produced "I.ife Begins" on the stage; wrote "House on 56th Street" for Warner Bros.; directed for Monogram, Mascot, Republic and Walter Wan- ger ; now witli RKO Radio. T T
SARECKY, BARNEY
b. New York City, June 9, 1895 ; educ. New York schools and Syracuse University ; news- paper work in New York and Manila ; originals and screen plays for RKO and Mascot ; super- visor for Mascot and Republic ; now producing for Universal.
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SARECKY, LOUIS A.
b. Odessa, Russia, Jan. 26, 1886 ; educ. public school, DeWitt Clinton High School, New York, New York University studied law ; secretary to Governor Sulzer of New York ; connected with a mining company in Central America ; did newspaper work ; started in pictures with Para- mount in 1921 ; first job was assistant to stage manager, then was location manager, stage man- ager, general production manager and assistant general manager of Paramount, New York Stti- dios ; went to Hollywood and joined F.B.O. with William LeBaron and stayed with them after RKO purchased that company ; left RKO and joined Columbia where he supervised; 19.34, su- pervised for RKO ; now with Columbia.
SAVILLE, VICTOR
h. Birmingham, Sept. 5, 1897; first became as- sociated with films on the business side, being engaged as renting manager for some time; in 1920 was given his first opportunity as a direc- tor by the Gaumont Company; 1935, directed for Gainsborough, and Gaumont-British; 1936, directed Gaumont-British; now producing as Vic- tor Saville Productions, Ltd., London Films Studios, Denham, England.
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SCHAEFER, ARMAND L.
b. Tavistock, Ont., Canada, 1898; started in pictures with Mack Sennett Studio in 1924 as assistant prop man with Roy Del Ruth direct- ing; then to Christies as prop man, electrician, grip, set dresser, etc. ; then to Mary Pickford in "Little Annie Rooney" and "Sparrows" as prop man ; then to Action Pictures for Pathe as assistant director or over 50 westerns star- ring Buffalo Bill, Jr., Wally Wales and Buddy Roosevelt ; assistant director on several serials, melodramas and westerns in the independent field ; has been assistant director with most of the well known western stars ; directed Lane Chandler in the "Reckless Rider" for Willis Kent Prods. ; has directed several independent features ; now supervising for Republic.
SCHENCK. JOSEPH M.
li. Russia, iJtc. -'5, 1882; div. Norma Talmadge, professional; 1908 built Paradise Park, at Fort George, X. Y. ; park proved so successful that in 1912 he and his brother Nicholas purchased Pal- isades Park, at Fort Lee, N. J., which they own today; while active in the management of Paradise Park he became associated with the late Marcus Loew as one of the chief figures in Lciew Theatrical Enterprises; ultimately, pm- chascd screen rights to a magazine story, en- gaging Roland West to direct the picture ; Josie Collins, musical comedy artist, was cast in the leading role and picture was released by Fox ; in his early days of film production also made twn pictures starring Evelyn Nesbit Thaw; later, signed Roscoe Arbuckle for comedies distributed by Paramount; 1918 he became producer for Norma Talmadge's pictures; soon after, he also became producer fur Constance Talmadge's pic- tures, also released through Select; 1919 Buster Keaton came under his management ; after six years of independent production, the Talmadge pictures being released through First National and the Keaton pictures through M-G-M, Schenck, on Dec. 5, 1924, was elected chairman of the board of directors of United Artists; im- mediately began expanding United Artists ; in 1925 and 1926 Norma Talmadge, Gloria Swan- son, Corinne Griffith, John Barrymore, Samuel Goldwyn, Morris Gest and other outstanding in- dependent producers aligned themselves with the organization; May 23, 1926, he announced the organization of United Artists Theater Circuit, Inc., a chain of 20 pre-release theaters; on April 4, 1927, the stockholders of United Ar- tists Corporation elected him president, to fill the vacancy created when Hiram Abrams died in Nov. 1926; 1933 formed independent pro- ducing lirm with Darryl Zanuck, 20th Century Pictures, with Schenck as president. In May 1935, both joined Fox; elected president of Met- ropolitan Playhouses, Inc. T ▼
SCHERTZINGER, VICTOR
b. 1890, Philadelphia; educ. abroad; violin solo- ist ; wrote and staged musical comedies, light operas ; stage director for Klaw & Erlanger ; musical director for Belasco Stock Co., Los Angeles ; induced by Thos. H. Ince to direct for Triangle-lnce ; composed 31 scores for Ince Prod. ; with Goldwyn, Playgoers Pictures, Hod- kinson, Metro, Fox ; 1926-27, wrote several popular song pieces "Marcheta," et al ; director for Paramount in 1929-30; was with Radio Pic- tures and LTniversal ; now co-producing with Zion Myers and directing for Grand National ; directed "One Night of Love," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1934 in the annual Film Daily poll ; hobbies : music, violin, piano ; mem- ber Academy nf M. P. Arts and Sciences.
SCHLESINGER, LEON
b. Philadelphia, May 20th ; educ. in Philadel- phia schools ; started as an usher in Blaney's Arch Street theater, Philadelphia ; sold story books on road with Charles E. Blaney's play, "The Factory Girl" ; also played bits in same show ; worked as assistant treasurer and treas- urer of Blaney's Arch Street theater ; assistant treasurer and treasurer. Colonial, Chicago ; ad- vance agent and company manager with several legitimate shows ; managed vaudeville theaters ; in 1922 came to Hollywood as Coast manager of Agfa; in 1925 bought Pacific Title and Art Studios, which he still owns and operates ; in 1930 made "Looney Tunes" for Warner Bros. ; in 1931 made "Merrie Melodies" for Warner Bros.; in 1933 made series of six John Wayne westerns for Warner Bros. ; still producing "Looney Tunes" and "Merrie Melodies" for Warner Bros.
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SCHLOM, HERMAN
b. Zagor, Russia, Oct. 30, 1904; educ. in Cleve- land schools; joined Universal in 1920; worked in Universal accounting department for 18 months ; promoted to leasing department at stu- dio; headed department until 1934; joined Mono- gram as production manager; now producing for Republic.
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SCHOEDSACK, ERNEST B.
with Sennett, 1914; served in motion picture branch of Signal Corps during World War, in France ; following War, with Selznick and Fox, in Europe ; launched several production compa- nies abroad ; commenced independent production in collaboration with Merian C. Cooper in "Grass," bought by Famous; with same associate produced "Chang" for Famous; picture selected one of the ten best of 1927 in "The Film Daily" Annual Ballot; joined Paramount, with Cooper, in 1927, as associate producer-director; made "Four Feathers" in 1928-29; "Rango" in 1930; was with RKO ; now free-lancing. T ▼
SCHULBERG, B. P.
b. Bridgeport, Conn., Jan. 19, 1892 ; educ. high school, New York City and College of the City of New York ; first position as reporter on the New York Evening Mail, for two years; asso- ciate editor of a magazine. Film Reports, or- ganized in the interest of independent producers and exhibitors ; later accepted a dual post of publicity director and scenario writer with Rex Pictures Corp., New York City; after a year went with Adolph Zukor when Zukor launched Famous Players Company in 1912; when Zukor's Famous Players Company combined with Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company in
1915 to become the Paramount Corp., he re- tained his post of double duty ; after several years with Paramount he made the decision to try his hand at independent production ; attracted by Clara Bow's work, he signed her up and had her come to Hollywood to play in Schulberg productions; 1925, rejoined Paramount in the capacity of associate producer; later becoming general manager of West Coast production for Paramount ; resigned as managing director of production in June, 1932; returned in September of the same year, to make individual inde- pendent productions for Paramount as B. P. Schulberg Productions; 1935, joined Columbia as a producer ; to produce for Paramount.
SCHWAB, LAURENCE
b. Boston; educ. Harvard; co-author and pro- ducer of many Broadway musicals; picture pro- ducer for Paramount in East and West Coast studios; 1937, produced for 20th Century-Fox.
SCHWALB, BEN
b. Boston, Mass., June 15, 1900; educ. Boston U. ; entered pictures in 1921 in Boston with Grand Asher ; then to coast with Sam Bischoff ; studio manager with Universal in 1927; pro- duced four serials for Nat Levine, one of which was first talking and sound serial ; with Para- mount in Long Island in 1929; now producing and directing sports and musical shorts for Columbia in N. Y.
SCHWARZ, HANNS
b. \'ienna ; educ. in his native city to follow in the footsteps of his banker father, but rebelled at such a prosaic calling and turned to the thea- ter; met Ernst Lubitsch in Germany, watched
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him work and decided to turn his creative talents to motion pictures ; directed a propaganda picture for Bulgarian Embassy ; formed the Trans-Ocean Film Company with Karl Fritsche, directed "Two Lives," the result was so satisfactory a company was formed to produce Hanns Schwarz pictures ; joined Ufa where he directed "The Hungarian Rhapsody," "The Beautiful Lie of Nina Petrow- na," "Melody of Hearts," "Her Highness Com- mands"; also directed for British-Gaumont, for Gaumont in Paris and one for Emelka in Berlin ; was signed by VVinheld Sheehan while in London to direct for Fox ; now free-lancing.
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SCHWARZWALD, MILTON E.
e. San Juan, Porto Rico and Chicago ; studied music at American Conservatory of Music, Chi- cago; began theatrical career in 1910 as orchestra leader, composer and arranger ; scores include : "Flora Bella," "Be Yourself," "Molly Darling," "Honeymoon Town" ; general musical director for RKO 1928-1933; 1933 joined E. M. Glucks- man in organizing Mentone Productions; since supervising and directing shorts for Mentone ; member American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers and tlie Lambs Club.
SCOTT, EWING
b. Los Angeles. Sept. 3, 1898; educ. Los Angeles High School and LTniversity of Cali- fornia; started with the Vitagraph company, 17 years ago, as animated cartoonist; was with Fox eight years; assistant to F. W. Murnau ; head of the 1928 Fox-Arctic expedition; was assistant to Raoul Walsh and Alexander Korda, Fox ; directed for Paramount ; now directing George O'Brien for RKO release.
SCOTTO, AUBREY
b. August 21. 1895. at Los Angeles; started with Boston Opera Co., American Opera Co., and others as operatic baritone ; went with M-G-M as film editor, stayed there nine years; sent abroad to edit "Ben Hur," remained there with Rex Ingram for a year; back to M-G-M, edited all Rupert Hughes and Elinor Glyn productions ; wrote and directed "Great Events" series for M-G-M, first color shorts; then to Tiflfany as writer-director on series of color shorts; also production manager on "Mamba," color feature ; with Columbia for a brief period ; was at Paramount N. Y. Studio as writer- director ; directed for Walter Wanger-Paramount and Republic ; now free-lancing.
SEASTROM, VICTOR
b. 1879, Varmland, Sweden; son of Elizabeth Hartman, Swedish actress; educ. Upsala Univ., Stockholm ; theater training school at Helsing- fors, Finland ; appeared on stage in Helsing- fors. 1897; stage director, 1910; acquired stock theater of his own at Gothenberg, Sweden ; in legitimate field 18 years; 1912, actor for Swed- ish Biograph; directed his first, a two-reeler, month later ; made four per year for four years in France, England, Sweden ; Goldwyn secured Seastrom, 1923. arriving IT. S. that year and joined the merged M-G-M, working on features for that company in 1924-25-26-27-28-29; now directing in Europe; hobbies: farming, motor- ing, traveling; selected one of the ten best directors of 1927 in "The Film Daily" Annual Ballot.
SEDGWICK, EDWARD
b. Xov.. 1892. Galveston. Tex.; educ. St. Mary's Univ.. Te.x. ; school chum of King Vidor; mother and father were both performers ; sisters. Eileen and Josie, are film players ; appeared in stock at three; circus, road shows, dramatic stock, mu- sical comedies, minstrels, carnivals; 1918, Army
officer; served in World War; handled Associated Press wire in Mexico during revolution; played professional baseball ; song writer ; started in pictures 1913 at comedies in Colorado Springs; signed with Fox to act, then Fox scenarist and afterwards directed; first made a serial, "The 13th Bride," with Universal; directed his own story, "Tin Hats," for M-G-M, 1926, remaining with the same company in 1927-1930; after free- lancing returned to M-G-M ; was with Hal Roach ; now with David L. Loew ; member of M. P. Arts and Sciences.
SEILER, LEWIS
b. New York ; university graduate ; worked as assistant director, director, "gag" man for numerous West Coast producers, all comedies, before joining Fox ; with Fox several years, first on short reel comedies, then Mix and other features for Fox in 1928-29; was with Para- mount ; now free-lancing.
SEITER, WILLIAM A.
b. 1891, New York; educ. Hudson River Mili- tary Academy; early career, artist and writer; began film work with Selig, later with Reliance, Majestic, Universal, Crown City, National Film, series of comedies with the De Havens for Goldwyn. then with Paramount, FBO, Warner Bros., First National, and Denny, director with Universal; again with First National in 1928- 29-30; was with Radio Pictures; now under contract to Twentieth Century-Fox ; directed "Roberta," one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1935; hobby: golf.
SEITZ, GEORGE BRACKETT
b. 1892, Boston; educ. Friends' Central School, Boston; illustrator, then author; legitimate actor, playwright with John Craig Stock Co., also played for three years ; scenarist with Pathe; general production manager and star with Pathe ; produced and directed Pearl White serials and features; features for Paramount, Universal, Metropolitan Pictures, PDC, Pathe- De Mille, FBO. Columbia ; writing, directing for Fox, 1928-29; free-lancing in 1929; with RKO in 1930; now with M-G-M.
SELANDER, LESLEY
b. Los Angeles, May 26, 1900; educ. high school ; m. Carolina Wright ; p. Robert Bonde and Myrtle; 1919 started in laboratory of Harold Bell Wright studio ; assistant cameraman at the Triangle Studio, 1920; first cameraman until 1924; then assistant director at Fox; also di- rected comedies for Fox and M-G-M ; directed for LTniversal ; now directing for Harry Sher- man. Paramount release.
SELMAN, DAVID
educ. college, law ; started as actor in Little Theater movement 24 years ago ; directed at Fox, including Dustin Farnum and Shirley Mason; directed at Columbia Studios for 10 years ; now directing for Harry Sherman. T T
SELWYN, EDGAR
b. Cincinnati, Oct. 20. 1875 ; educ. Toronto and Selma, Ala. ; usher at Herald Square theater, N. Y. ; 1896 became an actor with William Gil- lette; played in several shows; 1912 organized All Star Features and did a picture ; not on stage since 1912; 1914 starred in films for Cecil B. deMille; returned to stage as writer and pro- ducer; 1917 to 1920 vice-president of Goldwyn Pictures; 1920 to 1928 hack as president ot Selwyn & Co. ; wriote many plays and produced them with his brother Arch; now with M-G-M as an associate producer.
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SELZNICK, DAVID O.
b. Pittsburgh, May 10, 1902; father was the late Lewis J. Selznick, one of the pioneer pro- ducers of motion pictures ; trained in all branches of the business under his father and after Lewis J. Selznick's retirement, he promoted and pro- duced specialty short subjects and later feature pictures independently ; became West Coast pro- duction representative for Associated Exhibitors ; joined M-G-M, rapidly rising through the following posts : assistant story editor, assistant producer to Harry Rapf, story editor, associate producer on the Tim McCoy westerns ; resigning from M-G-M and joined Paramount as assistant to Schulberg, then managing Paramount head and as a Paramount associate producer pro- duced a number of films ; after serving as tem- porary production chief of Paramount during Schulberg's absence for a lengthy period of time he accepted an offer as vice-president in charge of production at RKO Radio ; discovered Katharine Hepburn, conceived and prepared "Little Women," brought Fred Astaire to that studio ; resigned to join M-G-M as vice president, heading his own unit; in 1934 he was the only producer who made two out of the Ten Best Pictures in the Film Daily's poll of critics : "Dinner at Eight" and "Viva Villa" ; pro- duced "David Copperfield" and "Anna Kare- nina," two of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1935 ; produced "A Tale of Two Cities," voted one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1936; now production chief of Selznick-International. T T
SENNETT. MACK
b. Denville, Quebec, 1884; one of the produc- tion pioneers; originator of the "Bathing Beauty Girls," who appeared in dozens of his early short reel comedies ; has made feature produc-
tions ; his short subject product was distributed by Paramount in recent years ; in London dur- ing 1934; returned to Hollywood in 1935 and directed for Educational ; now free-lancing.
SHAUER, MEL
b. Chicago, Nov. 20, 1895 ; educ. Chicago and >«'ew York public schools, Thompson Harris High School, City College of New York ; win- ner of Phi Beta Kappa; entered picture busi- ness in 1916 with Famous Players-Lasky, New York studio; 1919, joined Paramount's New York exchange ; joined the home office of Para- mount in charge of ad sales ; joined foreign department in 1927, made general foreign rep- resentative ; opened first sound theater in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1930, became head of Para- mount's foreign department; May, 1931, came to the coast as staff aide to B. P. Schulberg; later became associate producer for Paramount. ▼ T
SHEEHAN, WINFIELD
b. Buffalo. N. Y., Sept. 24, 1883; educ. at St. Canisius College in that city; served as private and corporal Spanish-American War, 1898-99 ; newspaper reporter on the staff of the Buffalo "Courier" and in 1903 joined the staff of the New York "World," where he remained for seven years ; became secretary to the Fire Com- missioner and later to the Police Commissioner of New York City from 1910 to 1914; was one of the founders of Fox Film Corp. and in the capacity of General Manager, beginning 1914, established its branch offices in America, Europe and the rest of the world ; organized the Fox Newsreel in 1918; in 1926 assumed charge of the Hollywood studios of Fox Film and produced
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more than 300 pictures; also conceived and created Fox Movietone City ; productions which have received Academy awards, include "7th Heaven," which received three honors in 1927-28 ; "Sunrise," which also received three the same year; "In Old Arizona," in 1928-29; three awards in 1931-32 for direction and adaptation of "Bad Girl," and best art direction on "Trans- atlantic." Fox Film received honorable men- tion in 1930-31 for synchro-projection composite photography; resigned from Fox in 193S. T ▼
SHELDON, E. LLOYD
b. May 27, 1886, Springfield, Mass.; A.B. and A.M. Harvard 1907 ; business manager Charles Frohman 1910-1912; Washington correspondent for Hearst papers 1912-1914; made special for General Army staff and fuel administration 1914- 1918; 1914-1921 magazine and screen writer; 1921 joined Paramount as supervisor; 1921-1935 producer at Paramount.
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SHELDON, FORREST
b. Trinidad, Colorado; educ. Los Angeles, Cal. ; entered pictures as writer for Kalem 1914; has worked for Universal, Fox, Pathe, FBO, Co- lumbia; wrote entire Maynard series at Uni- versal; several of Maynard's series at First National and several at Tiffany; directed "Hell Fire Austin," and wrote it at Tiffany ; wrote Tom Keene's at RKO; Buck Jones at Columbia; now free-lancing.
SHERMAN, HARRY
b. Boston ; entered picture business as operator of circuit of theaters in and around Minneapolis, affiliated with Sullivan and Considine ; operated independent exchanges throughout Mid-West with Alco and Metro franchises ; held franchise on half of United States with D. W. Griffith's "Birth of a Nation" ; entered production in 1917 with George Loane Tucker; producer of first Zane Grey ; for number of years producer with Pathe and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios; at present producing Clarence E. Mulford series of "Hop-Along Cassidy" stories for Paramount release ; also president of the Prudential studios ; to produce "The Barrier" for Paramount re- lease.
SHORES, LYNN
b. Binghamton, N. Y. ; two years as production mgr. of Louis J. Selznick at Fort Lee; 10 years assistant director for Paramount, M-G-M, Cos- mopolitan; organized Paramount talent school; started directing for Paramount in New York in 1923; with FBO for two years; RKO four years ; was executive producer at West Coast Service Studios, N. Y. C. ; directed Tom Keene for Crescent Pictures ; now free-lancing.
SHUMATE, HAROLD
b. Austin, Texas, Sept. 7, 1893 ; attended Wash- ington University, St. Louis ; reported for news- papers in St. Louis and other cities ; started motion picture work in 1933 as writer for Thomas H. Ince ; wrote for Paramount, M-G-M, RKO. Warners and other major studios; wrote for Columbia; joined Republic. May, 1937, as producer.
SIEGEL, MOE J.
b. New York City. July 14, 1901; joined Selz- nick Pictures in 1920 in distribution where he remained till 1924; 1924-1936 vice-president of Consolidated Film Industries; between 1931 and 1935, president of American Record Company, a subsidiary of Consolidated; 1935 sponsored formation of Republic Pictures and until Feb- ruary, 1937, was vice-president of that company when in March 1937, he was made president;
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SIEGEL, SOL
b. New York City; educ. New York City Schools and Columbia University School of Journalism; started career as salesman and sales manager, Brunswick Phonograph Company; entered pic- tures in 1934, on the production end of westerns; now in charge of production of all serials and westerns for Republic.
SISTROM, WILLIAM
b. Lincolnshire, England, March 19, 1886 ; educ. in England and America; is a graduate engi- neer ; prior to his entry into the motion picture fields was connected with the Chicago Telephone Company and Western Electric ; first important studio post was as general manager of Universal at Fort Lee, N. J.; later went to Hollywood; when Cosmopolitan Productions started making feature pictures he was placed in charge of all production; later signed with Cecil B. deMille and Metropolitan Studios as general production manager ; while in that post also supervised productions ; later with RKO as a producer.
SISK, ROBERT F.
b. Easton, Md., March 29, 1903; educ. Easton High School, special course Johns Hopkins ; newspaper experience for three years on Balti- more Sun ; political reporting and makeup editor ; three years on Variety ; six years a general press representative of The Theater Guild ; spe- cial correspondent for Baltimore Sun for nine years from New York; went to RKO Radio circuit until separation of film and theater func- tions in 1934; latter part of 1934, came to Hollywood for RKO Radio as assistant to J. R. McDonough ; now an RKO associate pro- ducer.
SLOANE, PAUL H.
b. April, 1893, New York; educ. New York City public schools; screen career: 3 years with Edi- son, 4 years with Fox, two with Famous and three with De Mille, releasing through P.D.C. and then Pathe; later joined Fox and made "Hearts in Dixi^," followed by others, in 1928- 29; made "Cuckoos" in 1930; was with Para- mount ; now free-lancing ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences. ▼ T
SLOMAN, EDWARD
b. 1887, London ; educ. London ; legitimate actor in London ; first picture work as actor, then director ; worked for Universal, First National, Goldwyn, Metro, M-G-M, Universal; free- lancing, 1928-29 ; 1930. directed for United Ar- tists, Paramount; hobbies: painting, riding and boxing; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; now with M-G-M.
SMALL, EDWARD
b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 1, 1891; identified with practically all branches of show business since boyhood ; was a juvenile actor, and while still a youth, booked, produced and directed stage and outdoor attractions ; pioneered in the field of screen talent representation, originally in New York ; about twelve years ago transferred his activities to Hollywood where he established and built up the first big agency handling artists, directors and writers, of which he still is presi- dent ; during the silent picture days, in addition to handling the largest talent company, he pro- duced nearly a score of features for First Na- tional release ; 1932, with Harry M. Goetz, or- ganized Reliance Pictures, and became a pro- ducer for United Artists ; produced "The Count of Monte Cristo" voted one of the ten best pic- tures of 1934 in the Film Daily Annual Poll; is vice-president in charge of production and secre- tary of Reliance Pictures, releasing through United Artists ; also an RKO associate producer.
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SMITH, NOEL
b. Rockland, Me.; educ. California; screen ca- reer began as assistant director in 1912, later becoming director and working in turn for L-Ko, Henry Lehrman, Sunshine-Fox unit, Vitagraph, again with Sunshine and then Mack Sennett, C. B. C, mostly all short comedies; 1925, made feature for Warners; 1926 some shorts for independents in 1927 one feature for Bischofif Prod., one for Lumas, several for Pathe an others; free-lancer in 1928-29; directing Richard Talmadge in 1930-31; now directing for Warner Bros.
SMITH, PETE
b. Sept. 4, 1892, New York, N. Y.; educ. public schools, DeWitt Clinton High School at night, attended business college; two years as short- hand expert with an importing firm; promoted to advertising solicitor and review writer for "The Player," which was the weekly publication for the White Rats Union of Vaudeville Actors; paper went out of existence day of his promotion; next obtained job as motion picture critic for "The Billboard"; then became publicity man for the Hobart Bosworth Pictures, and became as- sistant to the late Harry Reichenbach; then was made publicity director for Famous Players Studio; later occupied same position with Art- craft Pictures; was then borrowed by Douglas Fairbanks to handle publicity and advertising; next joined the Marshall Neilan group and moved to California; when he parted with Neilan, opened his own independent publicity offices in Holly- wood; then was signed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer as publicity director and later as advertising di-
rector; became a producer and during past three years has made more than seventy short subjects, covering a vast field of subjects; now producing the Pete Smith shorts, in association with Jack Chertok, for M-G-M.
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SPITZ, EDWARD M.
b. Paterson, N. J., Dec. 15, 1899; stage pro- ducer in New York ; summer stock at Milton- on-Hudson; produced in 1927; produced with Cliflford Sanforth in 1935 ; now executive pro- ducer of Excelsior Serial Productions.
STAHL, JOHN M.
b. New York City; began theatrical career in 1909, playing bits in stage with various compa- nies, graduating to leads and vaudeville; last stage work was in a play directed by C. B. De Mille; entered films in 1913 playing bits in New York studios; first directed in 1914, work- ing for several West Coast companies, finally with M-G-M and then a partner in Tiffany- Stahl, in charge of production, 1927-29; under contract to Universal; directed "Back Street," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1932 in "The Film Daily" Annual Poll ; directed for M-G-M; now with Universal; hobbies: fine mo- tion pictures and art.
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STARR, IRVING
b. New York City ; educ. New York public and high schools ; agent and producer of shows in New York City and Hollywood; joined K.B.S. Pictures and in association with Sam Bischofif produced Ken Maynard Westerns ; later with Phil Goldstone ; then to Edward Small, United Artists, where he was associate producer; now
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with General Film Co. producing a series of "Crime Club" features for Universal release.
STAUB, RALPH B.
1). Chicago, III., 1899i; entered motion picture business in theater and at age of 15 managed father's theaters in Oakland, Cal. ; started in studios during 1917 as prop boy; then assistant cameraman, second and first; was youngest cam- eraman in industry; in 1920 sent to Alaska by Pathe company to make animal pictures; re- turned from Alaska and started producing own shorts; directed, photographed more shorts than any one man in picture industry ; seven years at Columbia Studios in charge of shorts, directed, wrote, photographed, edited and acted in over 400 short subjects ; was in charge of shorts at Warner Bros., West Coast Studios; directed for Republic ; now free-lancing.
STEELE, JOSEPH HENRY
b. Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 6, 1897; educ. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania (three years). Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia (two years), Sau- mur School, France; has been reporter, editor, exploitation man, soldier, actor, stage director, ad- vertising writer, columnist, feature writer, man- aging director of deluxe picture houses; six years personal representative of Richard Barthelmess; contributor to Vanity Fair and national mag- azines; wrote, directed and produced; was asso- ciated with Douglas MacLean producing Para- mount pictures; was production associate with Lawrence Weingarten at M-G-M; was executive assistant to Samuel J. Briskin at RKO ; was pro- ducing at Monogram.
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STEIN, PAUL LUDWIG
b. 1892, Vienna; arrived in U. S. when 18; wrote stories and scenarios for various Eastern producers; stage manager, New York; returned to Vienna and acted for two years in films; joined Ufa in Berlin as director; 1926, back to New York and joined Warners to direct, later switching to Pathe-De Mille, and, in 1928- 29; directed "One Romantic Night" for U. A.; was under contract to RKO, Pathe; now free- lancing in England; hobbies: Swimming, horse- back riding, reading.
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STEVENS, GEORGE
b. Oakland, Cal., in 1905 ; educ. Oakland and San Francisco public and high schools ; acted in companies operated by his father. Lander Stevens ; made first stage appearance at age of five, in support of Nance (D'Neill ; entered pic- tures in 1921 as a cameraman and continued camera work until 1930 ; started directing in 1930; directed "Boy Friends" series for Hal Roach ; later with Universal ; now with Radio directing features.
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STEVENSON. ROBERT
b. England, 1905; educ. Shrewsbury School, Cambridge University; wrote for many papers; was a political speaker for Lloyd George; owned a school for small children; interior decoration; film work with Michael Balcon, worked for Gau- mont-British and Gainsborough Studios; in 1934, was associate producer; recently directed and wrote for Gaumont British.
STOLOFF, BENJAMIN
b. 1895, Philadelphia; college graduate, then to Hollywood and worked for numerous short} sub- ject units until he joined Fox, making several series of short reel comedies, and late in 1926 made his first feature for Fox continuing in 1927-28-29-30-31; 1931-1936 with Paramount, Columbia and United Artists; now with RKO.
STONE, JOHN
b. New York City, Sept. 12; educ. in the pub- lic and high schools of New York, College of the City of New York, and New York Uni- versity; taught in the public schools and the Morris High in New York for 12 years; came to Hollywood on account of the illness of a rel- ative and has been here ever since ; secured a job as reader for Fox ; placed in charge of the scenario department ; made several adaptations and finally Isegan writing originals ; after serving at the Fox studio for seven years, went with Famous Players and made adaptations for sev- eral Zane Grey stories ; remained there a year and then returned to the Fox scenario depart- ment; has written more than 120 scenarios, 20 of which were for Tom Mix; was director of foreign productions; 1932 was made assistant to Sol M. Wurtzel on his production unit at the Hollywood studio; early in 1934 was promoted to the post of producer ; gained fame as pro- ducer of the "Charlie Chan" series.
STOUT, GEORGE W.
b. New Brunswick, N. J., March 9, 1890; educ. New Brunswick and Rutgers University ; went into public accounting ; opened Universal New York office in 1912; 1913, came to Coast for Universal; 1914, personal representative for Ince and Sennett in New York ; Mack Sennett's gen- eral manager and personal representative, 1915- 1918; 1918, 1921 made 21 pictures, eight with Sessue Hayakawa and Edith Storey ; with Sol Lesser in 1921; 1922, with First National; made two pictures, starring Dave Butler; 1922-1925, Imperial Pictures Corp.; 1925-1926, pictures for Sam Sax; 1926 production manager for Colum- oia Pictures; 1927, Motion Picture Congress of America; 1930, with Frank Rembusch ; 1933- 1934, producer with Harry O. Hoyt "Young Eagles" ; 1935, produced for Burroughs-Tarzan.
STRAYER, FRANK
b. Altoona, Pa. ; educ. Wilkinsburg High School (Pa.), Penn. Military Academy, Carnegie Inst, of Technology; served in Navy during World War as ensign; joined Metro, working in assis- tant directorial post; assistant to Harry Beau- mont; director for Columbia, Paramount; re- turned to Columbia for company's first all-talker, "Fall of Eve," 1929; directed for Fox and Tif- fany in 1930; directed the "Jones Family" series for 20th Century-Fox; now free-lancing; hobbies: home and family.
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STROMBERG, HUNT
b. Louisville, Ky., July 12; educ. same place; became a newspaper reporter ; for five years did reportorial work and became well known as the sporting editor and sports writer of the St. Louis "Times" ; was first identified with motion pic- tures when he went to New York to accept the post of advertising and publicity director of the old Goldwyn company; 1919, went to California with Thomas H. Ince and became his personal representative ; 1922, entered the independent production field ; produced a number of two- reel comedies released through Metro; became allied with the Producers' Distributing Corpora- tion, producing the Priscilla Dean and Harry Carey productions and a number of all-star spe- cials ; 1925, gave up independent production and became affiliated with M-G-M as an associate studio executive ; among the pictures he pro- duced was "The Thin Man" voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1934 in "The Film Daily" poll; produced "The Thin Man," one of the "Film Daily" Ten Best Pictures of 1935; pro- duced "The Great Ziegfeld," one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1936.
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STRONG, EUGENE
b. Lone Lake, Wis., 1898; educ. Green Bay Military School, CIreen Bay, Wis.; stage career with Willard Mack Stock company, Chicago; stage work in Chicago, New York and on the road; with Paul Armstrong for five years; had h.s own stock company touring the Middle West and East; under player contract to Metro; di- alogue director for five years; now associate producer and assistant to Harry Sherman on the "Ilopalung Cassidy" series, released by Para- mount; hobbies: horseback riding, football and volley ball.
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SUMMERS, WALTER
b. Barnstaple ; has been on the stage since child- hood and in 1913 joined the old London Film Company; [luring the war attained the rank of Captain and was awarded the D.C.M. and M.C. ; went to Hepworth Company as scenarist in 1918; then to British International Pictures as a di- rector, and has been with that company ever since.
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SUTHERLAND, A. EDWARD b. London, American parents ; educ. Paris and U. S. ; career in stock, vaudeville, musical comedies ; acting and stage managing ; screen actor with Paramount, Select, Selznick, Realart, Hodkinson, Fox, Universal ; assistant director with Charles Chaplin ; first directed Thomas Meighan, Famous Players, 1924 ; director for Paramount and M-G-M, returning to Paramount in 1928. continuing in 1929-30-31-32-33-34; now with Major Pictures ; member : Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences.
TAGGART, ERROL
b. Ottawa, Canada, July 15, 189.S ; educ. Ot- tawa; entered motion pictures in 1919 with Uni- versal editorial department ; edited pictures for Tod Browning until 1923 ; came to the old Goldwyn company with Browning ; with Ince in 1924; with M-G-M in 1925 as assistant di- rector and editor for Tod Browning ; since with M-G-M as assistant director, editor, unit mana- ger and second unit director ; now directing for M-G-M; hobbies: fantastic reading matter.
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TAUROG, NORMAN
b. 1899, Chicago ; legitimate actor, screen actor with Florence Lawrence at Ince ; started di- recting Larry Semon, 1919-20-21, making over 36 productions; made six "Andy Gump" shorts for Universal ; four comedies for Fox, over 40 for Educational ; Georgie Jessel for Tiffany- Stahl; to Fox in 1928 to direct Clark & Mc- Cullough sound series ; others for Fox in 1929 ; 1929 directed for Tiffany ; directed "Skippy," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1931 in the annual Film Daily poll ; was under contract to Paramount ; now with 20th Century-Fox ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; hobbies : auto racing, swimming, reading.
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b. 1889 ; attended high school and then to Mon treal as stage manager for National Francaise for five years ; stage manager at New Haven, Conn., for Hyperion Theaters ; three years in vaudeville; 17 months in U. S. Army, World War service ; to Fox as assistant director to Jack Ford ; with Fox two years, then to Uni- versal, assisting and directing shorts, serials,
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since 1920; 1927, features for Universal, Pathe; serials for Universal in 1928, then features for same company ; now with Grand National.
TAYLOR, SAM
ij. August, 1895, New York; graduated from Fordham University with an A.B. degree; com- edy writer and editor for Kalem and Vitagraph; film editor for Universal and then directed se- ries of Century comedies; directed Harold Lloyd comedies for five years, following with Mary Pickford and John Barrymore for United Artists; was under contract to Fox; made Mary Pick- ford's first talker, "Coquette," 1928-29; directed Harold Lloyd and for Hal Roach ; now free- lancing.
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THIELE, WILLIAM
b. Vienna, 1890; educ. Vienna, studied at Con- servatory of Vienna ; became an actor on the stage in Vienna ; later played in Munich, Stutt- gart and Berlin; became a stage director in Munich ; in 1924 was introduced to motion pictures by Paul Davidson of UFA ; remained with UFA for more than nine years ; the first silent picture he directed was "Die Selige Ex- cellenz" ; made the first talking film operetta in Europe, "Love Waltz"; directed for Fox; co-director for Columbia ; directed for Para- mount; now with M-G-M.
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THOMPSON, HARLAN
b. Hannibal, Mo. Sept. 24, 1890; educ. high school in Kansas City and University of Kansas; worked on Kansas City "Post" and "Star"; re- entered the University, specializing during senior year in journalism; edited the school paper the "Daily Kansan"; spent four years with the Kansas City Star; worked as reporter, Sunday Editor, dramatic critic and assistant City Edi- tor; joined the army, went to England, was ap- pointed CO. of the American 167 Aero Squadron; wrote vaudeville sketches and one act plays for three years; then became a feature writer for the old New York World ; resigned to write and direct plays; brought to Hollywood by Paramount, where he did an original story; returned to Broadway and was brought back to Hollywood by Fox; returned to New York, where he directed and co-produced ; returned to Hollywood for Paramount, wrote and directed ; also directed at RKO, and wrote at M-G-M and Columbia; in January, 1936, made producer at Paramount, where he is under contract.
THORPE, RICHARD
Assistant director, director, mainly with inde- pendent producers ; produced six Westerns dur- ing first half of 1926 and about eight during last half, for Action Pictures, Inc., starring B:ily Roosevelt, Wally Wales, Bill Cody, Buf- falo Bill, Jr., Pathe; three serials for Mascot in 1928; many Western features in 1928-29; free-lancing in 1928; with Tiffany' in 1930; wai with Chesterfield-Invincible Prods, and with Universal; now with M-G-M.
TINLING, JAMES
b. Seattle, Wash., educ. Univ. of Washington; started as a prop boy at Century Studios, later becoming a writer ; was a member of the Sixty- Third Artillery during the war ; served with Howard Hawks and Raoul Walsh for Fox ; di- rected for Fox and Columbia ; was free-lancing ; rejoined Fox, where he is under contract ; fond of all outdoor sports, but hobby is yachting.
TOLNAY, AKOS
b. Szeged, Hungary, 1903 ; educ. Hungary ; newspaperman and assistant director. National Theater, Budapest ; foreign correspondent, Paris ; wrote about 14 screen plays in Paris; placed
under writing contract to B. I. P. in 1934; started writing for Alexander Korda Productions is 1935; 1936, organized Atlantic Film Produc- tions, Ltd. ; wrote "Thunder in the City" for Edward G. Robinson, first picture to be pro- duced by the new company.
TORRES, MIGUEL C.
b. Moralaia, Mexico, Sept. 16, 1900; educ. Mexico City, studied law; at the age of 16, was captain in the Revolutionary Army fighting against Pancho Villa; acted in 16 French and Spanish pictures made in Spain, France and Mexico; directed 18 pictures in Spanish and French in Spain, France and Mexico; is pro- ducing in English and Spanish for Colonial Films.
TOURNEUR, JACQUES
b. Paris, 1904; 10 years in Paris, France, as film editor for Pathe-Natan; directed four pic- tures for Pathe-Natan; directed some of the re- volutionary sequences in "The Tale of Two Cities," M-G-M ; directed following M-G-M shorts : "Jonker Diamond," "Master Will Shakespeare," "The Killer-Dog" and "The Chinese Drama" ; at present at M-G'-M.
TOURNEUR, MAURICE
b. Paris; artist, spent 15 years as stage pro- ducer in Paris, making over 400 stage plays ; initial film experience with Eclair, Paris ; to U. S. and macfe "Last of the Mohicans"; di- rected for World, Paramount, First National, Universal, Goldwyn, M-G-M ; to Europe in 1927; hobbies: athletics, art, literature. T T
TOWNLEY, JACK
b. March 3, 1897, Kansas City, Mo. ; studied Electrical Engineering, Columbia University ; served in the 169th Infantry during the World War; did newspaper work in Kansas City; came to Hollywood in 1925 and worked on the Hollywood News ; joined Universal writing staflf in 1928; worked for Educational and RKO as a writer; directed two reelers at RKO; now directing features at Republic.
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TUTTLE, FRANK W.
b. 1893; educ. Yale Univ.; assistant editor" Van- ity Fair," publicity director Russian ballet; 1915, president of Yale Dramatic Ass'n; 1922, started film work with The Film Guild; worked for American Releasing, Hodkinson, playwright and scenarist for Famous ; started directing. Famous, 1925; Paramount, in 1925-32; Fox and Sam Gold- wyn in 1933 ; now with Paramount.
VAN DYKE. W. S.
b. 1890, San Diego, Cal. ; educ. Seattle; actor for 25 years in stock, vaudeville, road shows ; assisted Griffith on "Intolerance"; director with Pathe, Western Pictures, Metro, Fox, Arthur Beck, Fox, M-G-M, Pathe; with M-G-M, 1928- 29 ; sent to Africa by M-G-M to nialfc "Trader Horn" in 1929 ; directed "The Thin Man," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1934 in the annual Film Daily poll ; now under contract to M-G-M; directed Naughty Marietta," one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1935; di- rected "San Francisco," one of the Film Daily Ten Best Pictures of 1936. T T
VARNEL, MARCEL
b. Paris, Oct. 16, 1894; educ. in Paris and London; went on stage as a leading man; be- came a stage director for Henry Bataille, famous Parisian playwright; directed such actresses as Duse and Rejane; came to U. S. in 1925 as a stage director for the Shuberts ; staged "Countess Maritza," "Sunny Days" and other musical pro- ductions for the Shuberts, and also "As You
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Desire Me," "Melo" and "Ladies All"; directed one picture in Paris; his hobby is playing the violin; speaks English, French and German flu ently; directed features for Fox; is now direct- ing in England.
VIDOR, CHARLES
1j. Budapebt ; educ. schools of technology in Buda- pest and Berlin; soloist Cierman Graml Opera Company; assistant director, film editor and writer in Berlin Studios; came to United States 1924; has jjeen assistant director, film editor and writer; sold original stories to Fox and First National, produced and directed "The Bridge," a dramatic short subject which was made on three Sundays ; directed for Monogram, Paramount, RKO, and Major; now free-lancing. T T
VIDOR, KING
b. 1895, Galveston, Tex., educ. Galveston public schools. Peacock Military Academy, San Antonio, and Tome School, Pt. Deposit, Md. ; short stor.\ writer, original screen and scenario writer; sold first to San Antonio company; put that stor> into script, assembled a cast, played lead and directed; wrote and directed five for Genera) Film Co., Santa Monica, Cal. ; studio carpenter, prop man, electrician, assistant and first camera- man, assistant director, all to better his knowledge of directing; produced for First National, Asso- ciated Exhibitors, Metro, Goldwyn, M-G-M ; di- rector ot "Big Parade" and "La Boheme"; mem- lier Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences, Writers' Club, Los Angeles; Hollywood A. C. : M. P. D. A., Hollywood; own unit with M-G-M, which released "The Big Parade," selected one of the ten best pictures of 1927 in "The Film Daily" Annual Poll; selected one of the ten
best directors in 1926 and also in 1927, 1928 and 1930 in "The tilm Daily" Annual Ballots; his M-G-M picture, "The Crowd," selected one of the ten best pictures of 1928 in annual "Film Daily" Ballot; directed "Hallelujah," voted one of ten best of 1929 in "Film Daily" poll; di- rected "Street Scene," selected one of the ten best pictures of 1931 in the "Film Daily" poll; was under contract to M-G-M ; now directing for Paramount; member N. Y. Athletic Club. T T
VIERTEL, BERTHOLD
b. 1885, Vienna; educ. in Vienna; edited books of poems; directed plays in Vienna for three years; was called to Berlin by Max Reinhardt had his own theater in Berlin and also acted and wrote plays ; was first German to produce Lugene O'Neill plays in Berlin; wrote "Four Devils"; was brought to coast by Winfield Shee- lian; directed for Fox, 1929; was under con- tract to Paramount ; now directing in England. ▼ T VIGNOLA, ROBERT G.
b. 1885, 'Trivigno, Italy; to America at an early a^e and educ. Albany, N. Y., and New York City; for seven years appeared in Shakespearean repertoire and melodrama roles; began directing about 1914 with Kalem later with Famous, Cos- mopolitan (directing Marion Davies), Paramount, and again with Cosmopolitan, switching to M-G- M, then Metropolitan Pictures (P. D. C.) ; again Famous-Paramount; RKO, 192'8-29; free-lancing in 1929-32-33-34; directed for Larry Darmour ; now free-lancing ; member Academy of Arts and Sciences.
VON STERNBERG, JOSEF
b. Vienna ; brought to America by parents
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when seven ; educ. New York public schools, and Univ. of Berlin; with World Film since, worked in practically every production and dis- tribution post until he directed "The Salva- tion Hunters," with little money, inexperienced players, and inadequate technical material ; made an Edna Purviance feature for Charles Chap- lin; "Salvation Hunters" bought by United Artists; signed by M-G-M, 1926 first "Escape," and later to Paramount where he produced, among others, "Underworld," selected one ot the ten best pictures of 1927 in "The Film Daily" Annual Poll ; selected one of the ten best directors of 1928-29 and 1930-31 in "The Film Daily" Annual Ballots ; his Paramount picture, "Last Command," selected one of Ten Best Pictures of 1928 in Annual "Film Daily" Poll; was with Paramount, 1928-29-30-31-32- 33-34 ; was under contract to Columbia ; now free-lancing.
VORKAPICH, SLAVKO
b. Jugo-Slavia, March 17, 36 years ago; educ. attended schools in Belgrade and Budapest and was living in Serbia at outbreak of World War, seeking to join the army, rejected because of his youth, eventually managed to enlist in a student regiment; went to Paris after war; came to New York where he worked as commercial artist ; next move, San Francisco, where he worked in the consulate of his native land and painted; came to Los Angeles ; continued portrait work of society personages ; studying and experiment- ing, he began making short films ; engaged by Paramount for special work ; speaks and writes several languages ; was under contract to Para- mount ; was under contract to RKO and to M-G-M ; worked with Ben Hecht and Chas. MacArthur at Eastern Service Studio, Astoria ; was with RKO; now with M-GM. T T
WALKER, STUART
b. Augusta, Ky., attended Cincinnati public schools and is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati ; is a graduate of American Academy of Dramatic Arts and studied pantomine under Eva Alberti ; after a six year association with David Belasco as actor, play reader, manager of play bureau and stage manager, he directed repertory theaters in Buffalo and Detroit for Jessie Bonstelle ; became an independent man- ager in 191S, invented the Portmanteau theater, acted and wrote plays for it ; produced and com- pleted dramatization of Booth Tarkington's "Seventeen" and became director of Indian- apolis Repertory theater and Repertory theater in Cincinnati; has given 150 leading actors and actresses their chances for fame on stage ; Mary Ellis and Peggy Wood were singers to whom he gave their initial opportunity in serious drama ; has produced new plays by Kenyon Nicholson, Lord Dunsany, Booth Tarkington, Harry Leon Wilson, Samuel Merwin and others ; was under contract to Paramount and Universal ; now with Paramount.
WALLACE, RICHARD
1). Sacramento, Cal. ; film editor for Mack Sen- nett ; edited "Connecticut Yankee" for Fox ; adap- tations for Robertson-Cole, Warner Bros., Thos. H. Ince; director with Warners, Fox, Sennett, on short reels, and same for Universal; feature <iirector. joining Corinne Griffith Prod., First National joined Paramount in 1928, continuing in 1929-32; directing for B. P. Schulberg- Paramount ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences.
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WALLER, FRED
1). Brooklyn, N. Y. ; educ. Polytechnic Institute; entered father's commercial protographic business as a boy; 1905 started Fred Waller Co., making quantity lobby displays; 1919 took charge of
Paramount title and trick film dept; 1922 with Frank Tuttle founded the Film Guild; photo graphed and supervised seven productions; 1924 experimented in color and high intensity il- lumination for Maude Adams; 1925 returned to Paramount in charge of trick photographic work at Astoiia until 1926; 1928 produced shorts for Paramount and later managed their commercial dept. ; production manager of Paramount Eastern short subject department.
WALLIS, HAL B. ▼ ▼
b. Chicago, Sept. 14; entered the industry in 1922 ; obtained a position as manager in a Los Angeles theater ; was in charge of the publicity department at Warner Bros, for a year ; left to join Principal Pictures ; returned to Warner Bros, seven months later ; in charge of studio management at First National ; when Warner Bros, and First National consolidated ; held title of studio manager and later in charge of pro- duction at Warner Bros. -First National plant; still holds the position of associate executive at Warner Bros. -First National Studios.
WALSH, RAOUL ▼ ▼
u. 1889, New York; educ. St. Francis Xavier College, Seton Hall, N. Y.; about 1918 joined D. W. Griffith; played part of John Wilkes Booth in "Birth of a Nation"; director for Fox, Yankee Prod., First National, Goldwyn, "The Thief of Bagdad," Famous, Fox; director of "What Price Glory?" which was selected one oi the ten best pictures of 1927; United Artists in 1928; selected one the ten best directors of 1927- 28 and 1928-29 in "The Film Daily" Annual Poll; joined in "Film Daily" Annual Polls; hi- "Sadie Thompson," for United, was selected one of the ten best pictures of 1928, in Annual "Film Daily" Poll; was under M-G-M contract and with Walter Wanger Prods. ; directed in England ; now with Paramount ; member Acad- emy of M. P. Arts and Sciences.
WANGER, WALTER
b. San Francisco. Oct. 16; educ. schooling, America and Europe, college, Dartmouth; 1915; produced play with Nazimova, New York, age of 20 ; went through war ; produced more plays in New York ; joined Paramount New York of- fice ; went to London as exhibitor ; produced other plays in Europe ; was general manager of Paramount for ten years ; vice-president of Co- lumbia, one year; executive producer for M-G-M, one year ; produced own pictures for Paramount ; now producing for United Artists release ; hob- bies : polo and books.
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WARNER, JACK L.
b. London, Ontario, Canada, Aug. 2, 1892 ; educ. Baltimore schools ; when he finished school joined his brothers Harry and Albert, in the opening of a bicycle shop at Youngstown, O. ; was errand boy, clerk and general handy man about the place ; sang illustrated songs in their first theater at New Castle, Pa., and did other odd jobs around the theater ; when Warner Bros, opened its exchange at Pittsburgh, and then established Warner Features, he again found a congenial field ; later went to Hollywood and studied the methods of picture production, producing a series of Al St. John and Monty Banks comedies and an animal series; when the Warner Bros, joined again to produce he began to find that produc- tion was his true field ; later went East during the perfection of the talking picture ; after the success of Vitaphone was established and the making of Vitaphone pictures was moved to Hol- lywood, he took charge of their direction and production ; now vice-president in charge of pro- duction for Warner Bros., and the Vitaphone Corp. ; also directing the operations of First National Studios.
WATSON, wIlLIAM
b. ^[ontreal. Can.; educ. Los Angeles; five
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years film editor of Keystone-Sennett, assistant director with Sennett ; directed Fox sunshine short reel comedies, 1918; directed for Universal, from 1919-25, then Assoc. Exhib., M-G-M, back to short reels, with Christie, 1928 ; signed by Hamilton-Edwards independent company, 1929, to direct Lloyd Hamilton in talker shorts; now directing shorts for Educational at General Service Studio.
WATT, NATE
b. Denver, Colo., 1897; educ. East Denver High School, Denver; usher in San Francisco thea- ter; at 17 went out as manager of musical comedy company touring Canada for three years; then one year Army flier during war at Kelly Field, Texas; came to Hollywood 1920; got a job as chaufifeur to Lois Weber, first woman director; six weeks later was made her assistant director on westerns; in 1921, directed; was assistant director to Lewis Milestone for ten years; started directing in 1921 for Selig, series of westerns; then to Fox to do Sunshine Com- edies; then to Educational "Mermaid" comedies; then joined Milestone when he started directing at Warners; directed all second units, such as battles, dance routines, etc. ; produced and sold two-reel airplane pictures through Educational; directed for Republic Pictures in 1936; directed series of "Hopalong Cassidy" western; now di- recting for Universal ; hobbies : motor boating and fishing.
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WEBB, HARRY S.
b. Pennsylvania ; employed in several branches of the motion picture industry for the last twenty years ; directed for Universal, Mayfair and
Warner Bros. ; for the last four or five years has been in independent production and has directed for Reliable Pictures Corporation.
WEINGARTEN. LAWRENCE
b. Chicago, Dec. 30 ; former publicity man ; 1931, joined M-G-M as associate producer; still with M-G-M in the same capacity.
WELLMAN, WILLIAM
b. Feb., 1898, Boston; ran away trom prep school to join French Army in World War ; member of Lafayette Escadrille until plane crashed and was invalided home with broken back; entered pictures about 1920, shortly after recovery; messenger boy at the old Goldwyn studio, working up to assistant director there in 1923, assisting various directors on that lot for a year and a half; joined Fox as assistant and promoted to directorship, making nine feature -; directed then for Goldwyn for two years; madi independent film for Harry Cohn; signed with B. P. Schulberg and went with latter to Para mount, remaining in 1928-29; with Warner Bros, in 1930-32 ; selected one of ten best directors of 1928-29 in "Film Daily" Annual Poll; directed for Twentieth Century Pictures and M-G-M ; now with Selznick-International. T T
WERKER, ALFRED L.
b. Deadwood, S. D. ; worked around theaters as a youngster and then ballyhoo man for circus, road-show in northern Texas; road-showed "In- tolerance," Griffith film, through the Southwest and later manager a number of small shows in that territory ; was in the U. S. Photographic Division during World War, upon returning he received first picture experience as continuity
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clerk with E. Mason Hopper ; later prop man with Mary Pickford unit; went to Berlin and made three ; directed Fred Thomson Western unit, releasing through FBO-RKO and Para- mount ; switched to Fox in 1929 ; was under contract to Fox ; directed for Twentieth Century- Prods. ; directed "The House of Rothschild," voted one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1934 in the annual Film Daily poll; was with Para- mount ; now free-lancing.
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WHALE, JAMES
b. Dudley, Staffs, England, July 22, 1896; car- toonist for "The Bystander"; acted first while a prisoner of war in Germany, 1917; made first professional appearance on stage with Reper- tory Company, 1918, as Mr. Slaney in "Abra- ham Lincoln" ; was stage manager of Savoy theater, London ; made first appearance on London stage at the Ambassadors in 1925 as Gas Jones in '"A Comedy of Good and Evil," followed successful roles in "The Cherry Or- chard," "Prisoners of War," "The Sea Gull," "Mr. Godley Beside Himself," "The Would-Be Gentleman," "Paul Among Jews," "Love at Second Sight," and many other hits ; later pro- duced "The Lady From Alfaqueque" and "For- tunata," then "Journey's End," then directed the motion picture version; staged "Hell's Angels"; directed for Universal; now under con- tract to Carl Laemmle, Jr. f f
WHITE, JULES
b. 1900, Budapest; began picture work in 1909 as juvenile actor; film cutter for Jack White, at Educational, working mostly on short reel comedies; first directed in 1925; made shorts for Fox, and Educational, continuing in 1929 ; co-directirg M-G-M dog comedies in 1930; was directing features at M-G-M ; hobbies : fishing, riding and out-doors ; now in charge of shorts at Columbia; will also produce and direct features for Columbia.
WHITE, SAM
b. Chicago, 1906; came to California at the age of six months; graduated from Hollywood High School; worked as a child actor for Bison-101 in 1910; worked for the following: Ince, Key- stone Comedies, Selig and others; entered the production end of motion pictures as an assis- tant camera boy with Educational; worked for the Christies and Monte Banks as first camera- man; also with Richard Talmadge and P.D.C. ; became a comedy writer for Educational and Fox ; directed for Stern Bros. ; started as a film cutter for Educational; went to RKO as a cutter of features; directed short subjects foi RKO; went to New York to edit the Ely Cul- hertson "bridge series"; returned to Hollywood and completed the direction of Ely Culbertson series: was loaned to Columbia to direct two comedies ; was under contract to RKO ; now free-lancing; hobbies: all kinds of sports, fishing, golfing, horseback riding, etc.
WICKLAND, LARRY
b. Kansas City, Mo. ; educ. Hollywood High School and Academia Victoria, in Buenos Aires; was a horse wrangler during summer vacations; got into pictures as a rider and bit player about 1915; supervisor with Stratford-cn-Avon play- ers and did stock in Burbank and Morosco The- aters, Los Angeles; has independently produced pictures in Me'xico: supervised serials for Repub- lic Pictures.
WILBUR, CRANE
r>. Athens, N. Y., Nov. 17, 1888; began theatri- cal career at 16, appearing with Mrs. Fiske at the Manhattan theater. New York City ; then followed four years of intensive training under
Mrs. Fiske; played on Broadway for several years ; while playing in an A. H. Woods pro- duction he was signed by Pathe ; about 12 years ago, he tired of being a movie star and returned to the theater as a playwright and actor ; he has written and produced many plays ; wrote and directed for M-G-M ; directed several independ- ent productions; was under contract to George Hirliman as director-writer; now with Warner Bros. ^ _
WILCOX, HERBERT
b. Cork, Ireland, 1892; educ. Brighton; after demobilization from the Army in 1919 began to take an active interest in the British motion picture industry; was at first secretary and di- rector of Astra Films and later a director for British & Dommion Film Corporation; later formed the Herbert Wilcox Prods, which is part of British & Dominion Film Corp.
WILES, GORDON
b. St. Louis, Mo., 1902; educ. attended the United States Naval Academy; in 1926-27 stud- ied art in Paris and Rome ; a year later joined United Artists as an art director, and in 1930 joined Fox; won Academy Award of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences honors for 1931-32 for his art direction on the Fox production, "Transatlantic"; in 1936, directed for 20th Cen- tury-Fox and Columbia.
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WILLAT, IRVIN V.
b. 1892, Stamford, Conn. ; educ. De Land, Fla. ; joined Imp as actor one year after company was formed ; played opposite Mary Pickford in small parts as first work; laboratory worker, later fac- tory superintendent, with NYMP, N. Y. ; manu- factured cameras; worked as assistant with All- Star Pictures, World, Triangle, Ince-Triangle; first directed "The Zeppelin's Last Raid" ; after Ince-Triangle, joined Paramount, later Metro, 1923, Goldwyn, Selznick and then back to Fa- mous; loaned to First National to make one; 1926, with Universal and with the same com- pany in 1927-28, then to Columbia; contract with First National in 1929; free-lancing in 1930-31-32; directed for Monogram, E. B. Derr; now freelancing; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences.
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WOLFSON, P. J.
Writer of adaptations and screenplays for Para- mount, Warners, RKO, and M-G-M; now an associate producer at RKO.
WOOD, SAM
b. 1886, Philadelphia; educ. Philadelphia; invest- ment broker; started screen career with Famous, making 24, following with First National, Real- art, M-G-M, and returning to Famous; made first film with Paramount acting school gradu- ates, 1927; with M-G-M, 1928-32; directed for Reliance ; now with M-G-M ; member Academy of M. P. Arts and Sciences ; hobbies : football and rowing.
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WORSLEY. WALLACE
b. Wappinger's Falls, N. _Y., Dec. 8, 1900; juvenile lead and stage director for Charles Frohman, Kirke La Sbelle Co. and other stock companies; started directing pictures in 1916; now free-lancing.
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WRIGHT, MACK V.
b. Princeton. Indiana; educ. New Albany Ind. High .School. Centralia Business College, Cen- traha. Til.; joined ^'niversal 1916 as an actor; 1919, directed Hoot Gibson for Universal; played leads in serials ; featured roles in Universal pic- tures ; made a personal appearance tour of the middle West ; played heavy in serials ; assistant to J. R. McGowan on the Helen Holmes series; was assistant director on the first Trem Carr
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picture; directed John Wayne in westerns for Leon Schlesinger ; assistant to Trem Carr ; now directing for Republic Pictures.
directed for London Films ; returned to Holly- wood latter part of 1934, signed by Paramount; now free-lancing.
WURTZEL, SOL M.
b. New York City, Sept. 9, 1891 ; educ. public schools of New York and at the High School of Commerce, from which he graduated ; leaving .school took a job with a wholesale grocery firm; became associated with Fox Film in 1915 as secretary and stenographer; 1917, sent to Hollywood as general manager of the studio ; has lifted many personalities in motion picture out of obscurity ; visits other parts of the United States and goes abroad as often as his work permits, believes all who have a part in the selection and making of motion pictures owe it to themselves and their work to personally study people and life outside of Hollywood ; is convinced most people want entertainment, not preachment, in motion pictuies.
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WYLER. ROBERT
b. Mulhouse, France, in 1900 ; educ. there and in Lausanne, Switzerland; is a graduate of Zurich Polytechnic College; brought to Hollywood by Carl Laemmie in 1923; was an assistant to Clarence Brown, William Wyler and several other directors; later supervised several pictures made by William Wyler, Melville Brown and other directors; wrote adaptations; was sent abroad to supervise a French production, but was appointed to direct it ; directed "Papa Sans I^e Saboir"; directed at Paramount's Joinville, France, studios ; now with Paramount.
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WYLER, WILLIAM
b. France; educ. Univ. of Lausanne, Switzer- land; studied one year in Paris; came to New York to handle foreign film publicity for Uni versal, at home office ; to Hollywood as assist- ant director for same company ; became director for same company ; became director of Uni- versal shorts; directed "Hell's Heroes," "The Storm" and other features ; remaining with unit in 1928-29 ; under contract to Samuel Goldwyn ; hobby : tennis.
KYDIAS, A. J.
b. May 22, 1880, Tinos, Greece; educ. Greece; came to United States in 1894; operated thea- ters in Houston, New Orleans and Hattiesburg, Miss.; handled world rights of pictures; is now producing in Hollywood.
VARBROUGH, JEAN
b. Marianna, Ark.. Aug. 22, 1902 ; educ. Uni- versity of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. ; joined Hal Roach Studios in 1922 as prop man; be- came an assistant director and later wrote for Roach ; wrote and gagged for Mack Sennett until 1932; joined RKO as assistant director; started directing for RKO in 1935.
YATES, HAL
First film experience in labs of Mack Sennett in 1916 and then to the cutting room; with Fox
as a cutter; Hal Roach as cutter and director; directed Stan Laurel ; others for Roach in 1928-
29, free-lancing ; was under contract to Roach ;
now free-lancing.
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YOUNG, HAROLD M.
b. Portland, Ore., Nov. 13, 1897; educ. high school. Columbia University, Portland ; entered pictures in cutting room, Mack Sennett Studio. 1920; film editor. Warner Bros. M-G-M and First National Studios ; assistant director, Hal- perin Bros.; co-writer, British and Dominions; supervising editor. Paramount Studios, Joinville. Paris, and Elstree, London ; with Alexander Korda's British and French productions units ;
YOUNG, LON
b. Providence, R. I., July 8, 1887 ; went to England at age of five; educ. Portland College. Ealing and Eton ; associated with all branches of show business ; toured the U. S. and Orient with own magic act under name "Leonzo" ; opened one of the first picture houses in Provi- dence, R. I., in 1908; later managed theaters throughout New England ; joined Fox Fihn Corp. in 1918 as their first exploiteer ; later with Selznick-Select ; five years director adver- tising and publicity for Warner Bros. ; resigned to open commercial photograph studio ; jo-'ned Gotham as director of advertising and publicity ; left to go to Coast to produce first series of pic- tures for Chesterfield ; later made first inde- pendent talking picture for Audible Pictures of which he was president ; later joined Columbia and from there to Educational for three years ; production supervisor for Chesterfield and In- vincible pictures ; has produced 30 pictures since 1934; now with Monogram.
ZANUCK, DARRYL
b. Wahoo, Nebraska ; educ. in schools in that locality ; entered War and went overseas, served in three offensives ; returning home, started writing short stories; suggested theme plot to William Russell, which was bought for picture produced by Fox; 1928, became associate execu- tive in charge of Warner Bros.; 1929-1930. Gen- eral Production Chief and in 1931 chief execu- tive in charge of all Warner Bros, productions ; resigned in 1933 to form 20th Century Produc- tions in association with Joseph M. Schenck, Schenck was president of the company, with Zanuck vice-president in charge of production ; produced "The House of Rothschild" selected one of the Ten Best Pictures of 1934, in "Film Daily" Annual Poll; 1935 a deal was arranged which made Zanuck vice-president in charge of all production for 20th Century-Fo.x Pictures as the result of a consolidation which took 20th Century from the United Artists studios to the Fox studios.
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ZEIDMAN, BENNIE F.
b. Philadelphia, Oct. 4, 1895 ; educ. Philadelphia public schools ; was publicity manager for Douglas Fairbanks ; producer of independent pic- tures ; executive assistant to the general manager of Universal Pictures ; executive assistant to Jack Warner, production chief of Warner Bros. ; as- sociate producer for Paramount ; associate pro- ducer for Columbia Pictures ; producer of inde- pendent pictures operating as Bennie F. Zeidman Productions, Ltd. ; produced independently for Universal Pictures ; now releasing through Grand N'ational.
ZIMBALIST, SAM
b. New York City, 1902 ; entered picture busi- ness as an office boy with Metro in New York ; became a film editor with Metro studios in New York : brought to Hollywood with N'azimova and was film editor for her ; worked at First Na- tional as film editor; 1927. joined M-G-M as editor ; 1930. became assistant to Hunt Strom- berg ; now supervising for M-G-M.
ZOBEL, VICTOR
b. New York, May 14, 1895; educ. New York public and private schools; first entered show business in 1914 with Exclusive Features of New York: then worked in the distribution end, with several of the leading motion picture com- panies; was with Mascot since 1929, first as business manager and later as supervisor; also was associated with the production of six serials produced by Mascot, was with Republic.
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HENRY BLANKE
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'THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA''
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• • • THEIR WORK ON FEATURES DURING 1936 AND THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1937
ALEXANDER, ARTHUR
1936: West of Nevada, Idaho Kid, Men of the Plains.
1937: The Shadow Strikes.
ALEXANDER, MAX
19.^6: Men of the Plains. 1937: The Shadow Strikes.
ARTHUR. GEORGE M.
1937: Last Train from Madrid.
ASHER. E. M.
1936: Diacula's Daughter, Two in a Crowd, Service De Luxe, Reno in the Fall. Case of the Constant God, Blonde Dynamite, Love Letters of a Star.
1937: She's Dangerous, As Good as Married. Wings Over Honolulu, .'\rmored Car, Love in a Bungalow.
BALDWIN, EARL
1936: C.cild Diggers of 1937,
Ever Since Eve, Men Are
Such Fools, Slight Case of
Murder.
1937: F.ver Since Eve.
BANKS, MONTY
1936: No Limits, Keep Your Seats Please.
BARSKY, BUD
1937: Wallaby Jim of the Is- lands.
BATCHELLER, GEORGE R. Producer
1936: Ring Around the Moon, Little Red School House, Be- low the Deadline, The Dark Hour, August Week-End, Missing Girls, Lady Luck.
BENNETT, HUGH
1937: Last Train from Madrid.
BERKE, WILLIAM
1936: Doughnuts and Society, Bulldog Kditi-.n. 1937: A Man Betrayed, Bill Cracks Down. Ghost Towi> Gold, Dangerous Holiday.
BERMAN. PANDRO S. Producer
1936: Muss 'Em Up. Follow the Fleet, Mary of Scotland, Swing Time, The Big Game, A Woman Rebels, Winterset, That Girl from Paris. 1937: Quality Street, The
Soldier and the Lady, Shall We Dance.
BERNHEIM. JULIUS Associate Producer 1936: Crash Donovan.
BISCHOFF, SAMUEL Associate Producer 1936: Earthworm Tractors, Boulder Dam, Snowed Under, Golden Arrow, Public En- emy's Wife, China Clipper, Cain and Mabel, The Charge of the Light Brigade, Three Men on a Horse, Let's Pre- tend, Ready, Willing and Able, San Ouentin.
1937: The Go Getter, Kid Gal- lahad. Slim.
BISHOP, KENNETH J.
1937: What Price Vengeance.
BLANKE, HENRY
Producer
1936 : The Green Pastures, An- thony Adverse, The Story of Louis Pasteur, The Petrified Forest, Satan Met a Lady, The White Angel, The Case of the Velvet Claw. 1937: Call It a Day, Green Light, Life of Emile Zola, Confession.
BOTSFORD. A. M.
1936: Too Many Parents, Forgotten Faces, Border Flight, And Sudden Death. Girl of the Ozarks, Return of Sophie Lang, Three Cheers for Love, Arizona Raiders, Holly- wood Boulevard, Straight from the Shoulder, Murder with Pictures, Rose Bowl, The Ac- cusing I'"inger.
1937: Hideaway Girl. Arizona Mahoney.
BRISKIN, BURNEY 1937 : Tlic Califnrnians.
BREN, MILTON (Associate Producer) 1937: Topper.
BRISKIN. IRVING
1936: Hell-Ship Morgan.
BROCK, LOU
1937: Top of the Town.
BROD, SIDNEY
1936: Straight from the Shoul- der.
BROWN, HARRY JOE Producer 1936 : I Married a Doctor,
Sons O' Guns, Hearts Divided, .Stolen Holiday, Marry the Girl.
BROWNE, CHARLES A. 1937: Circus Girl.
BUELL, JED
1936: Romance Rides the
Range.
1937: Melody of the Plains.
BURR, C. C.
1936: Sky Bound, Suicide S(|ua(l. The Reckless Way.
CALLAGHAN, GEORGE H. 1936 : Romance Rides the Range.
CAPRA, FRANK
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, The Lost Horizon.
CARR, TREM
1936 : Conflict, Sea Spoilers, Adventure's End, Short Haul. 1937: California Straight
Ahead. I Cover the War.
CARROLL, EARL
1936 : Stowaway, Love Is News.
CHAPLIN, CHARLIE 1936: Modern Times.
CLARK, COLBERT Associate Producer 1936 : Laughing Irish Eyes, Hearts in Bondage, The Gen- tleman from Louisiana, Happy Go Lucky. 1937: The Hit Parade.
CLINE, EDWARD F.
Supervisor
1936: Girl of the Ozarks, Hol- lywood Boulevard, Murder with Pictures, Rose Bowl. Pre- view ^Murder Case.
COHEN. BEN S. Producer
1936: Tundra, Phantom of Sanl.L I''t'.
COHEN, EMANUEL
1936: Pennies from Heaven, Go West Young Man, Mind Your Own Business. 1937: Outcast. Girl from Scot- land 'S'ard. .Midnight Madonna.
COHEN. MAURY Producer
1936: Tango, Bridge of Sighs, Three of a Kind, Easy Money, It Couldn't Have Happened, Brilliant Marriage, Ellis Isl- and.
COHEN, RALPH
1936: Panic on the Air. 1937: A Fight to a Finish.
COHN, MARTIN G.
1937: Sing While You're Able, Anything for a Thrill.
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PRODUCERS' WORK
CONN, MAURICE H.
1936: Timber War, Song of the Trail, Born to Fight, The Phantom Patrol, The Wildcat Trooper, Racing Blood, With Love and Kisses, Headline Crasher, Devil Diamond, Val- ley of Terror, Wild Horse Roundup, Galloping Dynamite. 19,?7: Sing While Vuu're Able. Headline Crasher, Tough In Handle, Anything for a Thrill.
CONNOLLY, MYLES
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CONSIDINE. JOHN W., Jr.
1936: Robin Hood of El Do- rado, Absolute Quiet, The N'oice of Bugle Ann. I".i7: Pf-rsonal Property. The ICmpernr's Candlesticks.
COOPER. MERIAN C. Producer 1936. Dancing Pirate.
CUMMINGS. JACK 1936: Born to Dance.
CUNNINGHAM, JACK Associate Producer : 1936 : Too Many Parents, Woman Trap. Producer : 1936: Easy it Take.
DARMOUR, LARRY
1936: Avenging Waters, The Unknown Ranger, North of Nome, Fugitive SherilT, Ran- ger Courage, Rio Grande Ro- mance. 1937: Trouble in Morocco.
DAVIS. FRANK
1936: Petticoat Fever, The Devil is a Sissy.
DEARHOLT, ASHTON Producer
1936: Tundra, The Phantom of Santa Fe, Dragnet.
DECKER. HARRY L. 1936: Shakedown.
deMILLE. CECIL B. 1936: The Plainsman.
DERR, E. B.
1936: The Glory Trail, Re- bellion.
l')37: Old Louisiana, Battle of dreed. Drums of Destiny.
DeSYLVA. B. G. Producer
1936: Sing Baby Sing, La- dies in Love.
DIEGE, SAM
1937: Xavv Spv, Bank Alarm, The Gold Racket.
EDELMAN, LOU
1936: Bullets or Ballots, God's Country and the Woman. 1937 : Marked Woman, The Singing Marine.
ELLIOTT, CLYDE E.
1937: Booloo.
EMERSON, JOHN
1936: San Francisco. 1937: Mama Steps Out. Sara- toga. ENGEL. SAMUEL G. Associate producer 1936: Crack-Up.
ERMOLIEFF, JOSEPH
1937: The Soldier and the
Lady. ESTABROOK, HOWARD
1937 : Maid of Salem. ESWAY, ALEXANDER
193 7 : Thunder in the City. FANCHON
193 7: Turn Of¥ the Moon. FARALLA, DARIO
1936: Border Flight, Return
of Sophie Lang. FELD, MILTON H.
1936: Career Woman.
1937: Time Out for Romance.
Midnight Taxi, Born Reckless,
.Sing and Be Happy.
FESSIER, MICHAEL
1936: Women Are Trouble, All American Chump.
1937: Song of the City, This is My Wife.
FIELDS, LEONARD
1937: Two Wise Maids.
FINNEY, EDWARD F.
1936 : Song of the Gringo, Headin' for Rio Grande. 1937: Trouble in Texas, Ari- zona Days.
FOY, BRYAN
1936: Freshman Love, Man Hunt. The Murder of Dr. Harrigan, Treachery Rides the l^ange. Love Begins at Twenty, Bengal Tiger, Smart Blonde.
1937: Midnight Court. Melody for Two.
FRANKLIN, HAROLD B. 1936: Secret Marriage, Five Little Heiresses.
FRENKE, EUGEN
1937 : Two Who Dared.
FRIEDGEN, RAYMOND Producer
1936 : Just My Luck.
1937 : Killers of the Sea. FUTTER, WALTER
1936: Frontier Justice, Feud of the West, The Riding Aven- ger. Cavalcade of the West.
GARNETT, TAY
1936: World Cruise, Trade Winds.
GAY, FRANK
1937 : King of the Sierras
GENSLER, LEWIS E.
1936: Big Broadcast of 1937, Yours for the Asking.
GLAZER. BENJAMIN
1936: Anything Goes, Rhythm on the Range.
1937: Internes Can't Take Money. Mountain Music, Ex- clusive.
GOLDEN, MAX
1936: Every Saturday Night.
Educating Father, Back to
Nature.
1937: Off to the Races, Laugh-
ing at Trouble. Big Business. GOLDSMITH, KEN
1936: The Leathernecks Have
Landed.
1937: The Hoosier Schoolboy. GOLDSTEIN, LEONARD
Associate Producer
1936: Daniel Boone, Park
Avenue Logger.
1937: Hollywood Cowboy. GOLDSTONE, PHILIP
Producer
1936 : Tarzan Escapes.
1937: Damaged Goods.
GOLDWYN, SAMUEL
Producer
1936: Strike Me Pink, These Three, Dodsworth, Come and Get It, Beloved Enemy. 1937: Woman Chases Man, Stella Dallas. Dead End, The Hurricane. GRAINGER, JAMES EDMUND Producer
1936: Love Before Breakfast, The Invisible Ray, Sutter's Gold, Flying Hostess. 1937: We Have Our Moments. Breezing Home. Oh Doctor, The Road Back, Let Them Live !
GREEN, GEORGE Associate Producer 1936: Three on the Trail, Heart of the West.
GREEN, HOWARD J.
1936: They Met in a Taxi.
GRIFFITH, RAYMOND 1936: Under Two Flags, Pri- vate Number, Girl's Dormi- tory, One in a Million. 1937 : Seventh Heaven, Fifty Roads to Town.
GROSS, EDWARD Associate Producer 1936: Rainbow on the River, Secret Valley, Let's Sing Again, Border Patrolman, Call- ing of Dan Matthews, O'Mal- ley of the Mounted, Mine with the Iron Door, King of the Royal Mounted, Wild Brian Kent.
HACKEL, A. W. Producer
1936: The Desert Phantom. Sundown Saunders. Rogue of the Rio Grande, Last of the Warrens, The Law Rides, Brand of the Outlaws, Every Man's Law, Crooked Trail, Cavalry, Undercover Man, Border Phantom. 1937 : The Gun Ranger, Law- less Land. Bar Z Bad Man, The Trusted Outlaw, Guns in the Dark. Gun Lords of Stir- rup Basin. Border Phantom, .\ Lawman is Born.
HAGEN, JULIUS
1937 : Broken Blossoms, Jug- gernaut.
HAIGHT, GEORGE 1936 : Beloved Enemy. 1937: Woman Chases Man.
HALPERIN, VICTOR 1936 : I Conquer the Sea.
HARRIS. ROBERT
1937: When's Your Birthday?
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HECHT, BEN
1936: Soak the Rich. HELLMAN, MARCEL
19.?; : Wht'ii Thief Meets Thief.
HIRLIMAN, GEORGE
Producer
1936: Captain Calamity, Yel- low Cargo, We're in the Legion Now. Devil on Horse- back, Go Get 'Em Haines, Daniel Boone.
1937: Park x\ venue Logger. The Gold Racket. Hollywood Cowboy, Bank Alarm. Wind- jammer, Love Takes Flight.
HOFFMAN, M. H. Producer
1936: Penthouse Party, Dizzy Dames.
HORNBLOW, ARTHUR. JR.
Producer
1936 : Princess Comes Across, Three Married Men. 1937 : Swing High-Swing Low. Waikiki Wedding, Easy Liv- ing, High, Wide and Hand- some.
HUBBARD, LUCIEN Associate Producer 1936: Garden Murder Case. Moonlight Murder, Speed, W" o m e n Are Trouble, All American Chump, The Long- est Night, Sworn Enemy, Sin- ner Take All.
1937: L'nder Cover of Night. A Family Affair, bong of the City, ;Man of the People.
HULBURD, MERRITT
1936: Dodsworth, Come and Get It.
HUNT, CHARLES
1936: Captain Calamity, You're in the Legion. Devil on Horse- back. 1937: Bank Alarm.
1937: Wings of the Morning, Under the Red Robe.
KATZMAN, SAM Producer
1936: Rio Grande Romance, Fighting Coward, A Face in the Fog, Kelly of the Secret Service, Taming the Wild, Put on the Spot.
KAUFMAN, EDWARD
1936: We're Only Human, The Lady Consents, The Ex- Mrs. Bradford, Walking on Air, Smartest Girl in Town.
KEEFE, DANIEL
1936: The Arizona Raiders, The Accusing Finger, Arizona Mahoney.
KELLY, BURT
1936: The President's Mys- tery.
1937: Navy Blues, Affairs of Cappy Ricks.
KENDIS, J. D.
1936: Gambling With Souls.
KIMBALL, CHARLES 1936: She-Devil Island.
KIMBALL, FENN
1936 : I Cover Chinatown.
KIRKWOOD, RAY
1936: Blazing Justice, Out- laws of the Range.
KNIGHT, HARRY S. 1936: The Crime Patrol. 1937: Hills of Old Wvuming.
KOHNER, PAUL
1936: Next Time We Love.
KORDA, ALEXANDER 1936: Rembrandt. 1937: Men Are Not Gods. The Man Who Could Work Mira- cles. Knight Without Armor.
KRUMGOLD, JOSEPH
1937 : Join the Marines, Jim Hanvev — Detective.
LA CAVA, GREGORY 1936: My Man Godfrey.
LACKEY, WILLIAM T. Associate Producer 1936: Desert Gold, Forgotten Faces, And Sudden Death.
LAEMMLE, CARL, JR. 1936: Showboat.
Matthews, O'Malley of the Mounted. Let's Sing Again, The Mine With the Iron Door, Border Patrolman, Wild Brian Kent, King of the Royal Mounted, Rainbow on the River, Secret Valley. 1937: It Happened Out West The Califoniians. LEVINE, NAT
1936: The House of a Thou sand Candles, The Girl from Mandalay, The Harvester Darkest Africa, The Singing Cowboy, Navy Born, Hearts in Bondage, Ticket to Para disc, Down to the Sea, Laugh ing Irish Eyes, Red River Valley, Return of Jimmy Val entine, Leathernecks Have Landed, King of the Pecos Comin' Round the Mountain Lonely Trail, Winds of the Wasteland, Guns and Guitars Gentleman from Louisiana, The Vigilantes Are Coming, Fol low Your Heart, Oh Susannah Bulldog Edition, The Presi dent's Mystery, Country Gen tlemen, The Bold Caballero The Lonely Trail, Happy Go Lucky, Guns and Guitars Larceny in the Air, A Man Betrayed, Happy Go Lucky The Big Show, Sitting on the Moon. The Three Mesquiteers 1937: Paradise Express, Cir cus Girl, Beware of Ladies Two Wise Maids, Join the Marines, Larcenv on the Air Ghost Town Gold, The Hit Parade, Roarin' Lead, Round up Time in Texas, Riders of the Whistling Skull, The Man- darin Mystery, The Big Show
LEVOY, ALBERT, E.
1936: Follow Your Heart, The President's Mystery. 1937: Join the Marines, Two Wise Maids. Jim Hanvey — De- tective. Rhythm in the Clouds, Portia on Trial, Meet the Duchess. The Ladv Misbe-
HURLEY, HAROLD
1936: Drift Fence, Desert Gold, It's a Great Life, Pre- view Murder Mystery, Woman Trap, Timothy's Quest, The Sky Parade, Rocky Mountain Mystery, Wanderer of the Wasteland. 1937: Let's Make a Milliun.
HYMAN, BERNARD F. 1936: San Francisco. 1937 : Saratoga.
JOHNSON, NUNNALLY 1936: Dimples, Banjo On My Knee.
1937: Nancy Steele is Missing, Cafe Metrop'le, Slave Ship.
JONES, BUCK
1936 : Sunset of Power, For the Service, The Cowboy and the Kid, Ride 'Em Cowboy, Empty Saddles, Boss Rider of Gun Creek, Sandflow, Left Handed Law, Smoke Tree Range.
KANE, ROBERT T. Producer
LANDAU, LESLIE L
1936: Dark World, Wedding
Group.
1937: The Lady Escapes.
LASKY, JESSE L.
Producer
1936: One Rainy Afternoon,
The Gay Desperado. LE BARON, WILLIAM
Producer
1936: Rose of the Rancho,
Klondike Annie, Give Us This
Night, Poppy, The General
Died at Dawn. LEICHTER, MITCHELL
Producer
1936: Desert Guns. LE ROY, MERVYN
1936: The King and the
Chorus Girl.
1V37: Thev Won't Forget. LESSER, SOL
Producer
1936: The Calling of Dan
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Associate Producer
1937: The Good Earth.
LEWIS, ALBERT
Producer
1936: 'Til We Meet Again, Florida Special, My American Wife, A Son Comes Home, 1937; The Woman I Love, Meet the Missus, Fight for Your Ladv. Remember the Night.
LIGHTON, LOUIS D. Producer
1936: Collegiate, Trouble for
Two.
1937 : Captains Courageous.
MILAN RODER
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COLUMBIA
"Cape of Good Hope'
THEODORE REEVES
Writer Under contract to
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PRODUCERS' WORK
LLOYD, FRANK
1936: Maid of Salem.
LOEW, DAVID L.
]y.?7: When's Your Birthday?, Ixidiiig on Air.
LORD. ROBERT Producer
1936: Give Me Your Heart. 1937: The Prince and the Pauper.
LOWE, EDWARD T. Associate l'ro<liicer 1936: Champagne Charlie.
LUBITSCH, ERNST 1936: Desire.
MacARTHUR, CHARLES 193 I : Soak the Rich.
MacLEAN, DOUGLAS 1936: Great Guy. 1937; J3'. Hours Leave.
McCAREY, LEO
1937: Make Way for Tomor- row.
MACGOWAN, KENNETH Producer
1936: Sins of Man, To Mary — With Love, Lloyds of Lon- don.
1937: This is My Affair, Wake I'p and Live.
MALVERN, PAUL
1936, The Lawless Nineties, King of the Pecos, The Ore- gon Trail. Winds of the Waste- land, The Lonely Trail, Rough Waters. 1937: I Cover the War.
MANKIEWICZ, JOSEPH L. 1936: The Three Godfathers. Fury, The Gorgeous Hussy, Love on the Run.
MARCUS, LEE Producer
1936: Love on a Bet, Silly Billies, Second Wife. 1937: We're on the Jury, On Again-Off Again.
.vIARIN. NED
193b: The Garden Murder Case, Moonli^iht IMurder. 1937: L'nder Cover of Nig'.it.
MARKEY, GENE 1936: White Hunter. 1937 : On the Avenue. Wee Willie Winkie.
MARX, SAMUEL
1936: The Longest Night, Anchor Man, Sinner Take All. 1937 : A Family Atfair.
MELFORD, FRANK
Supervisor
1936: Glory Trail, Rebellion,
Battle of Greed. Drums nf
Destinv. MORIARTY, BERNARD
1936: The Glory Trail.
\'^^7 : Battle m1' Greed. Drunix
nf Destiny. MYERS. ZION
1936: Two in the Dark.
1937: They Wanted to Marry.
NADEL, JOSEPH
1937: Midnight Madonna.
NEUFELD, SIG
1936: Border Caballero, l.ightnin' Bill Carson. Ghost Patrol, Roarin' Guns, The Traitor.
NEWFIELD, SAM
1936: Aces and Eights. NORTH, ROBERT
1936: Devil's Squadron. OWENS, GEORGE
1V37: The Wildcatter. PARSONS, LINDSLEY
1936: Song of the Gringo.
1937: Arizona Days, Trouble
in Texas.
PASTERNAK, JOSEPH
1937: Three Smart Girls.
PAUL, VAL
1936: F-Man, The Man I Marry, Yellowstone. 1937: The Mighty Treve.
PEARSON, HARRY C.
1937 : African Holiday.
PERLBERG, WILLIAM
1936; The King Steps Out. 1937: It's All Yours, There's Always a Woman.
PICKFORD, MARY
1936: The Gay Desperado, One Rainy Afternoon.
PIVAR, BEN
1936: Trapped by Television. 1937: The Gold Racket.
POE, COY
1936: With Love and Kisses.
1937; Sing While You're Able.
PRESNELL, ROBERT
1936; Parole! Postal Itispec-
tor, Rich and Reckless, Four
Day Wonder, The Girl on the
Front Page, When Love Is
Y"ung.
1937: Four Days Wonder, Girl
Overboard, Night Key.
RANTZ, LOUIS
1936 : Captain Calamity.
RAPF, HARRY
1936: Tough Guy, Whipsaw. Three Wise Guys, We Went to College, Piccadilly Jim, Old Hutch, Mad Holiday. 1937: Espionage, Good Old .Soak, They Gave Him a Gun.
RAY, BERNARD B.
1936: Fast Bullets, Million- aire Kid, Caryl of the Moun- tains. Roamin' Wild, The Speed Reporter, Santa Fe Trail, Prince of the Rustlers, Trigger Tom, The Test, Step on It. Riding On. The Riding Three, Ambush Valley, Pinto Rustlers, Vengeance of Ran- nah.
REID, CLIFF Associate Producer 1936: Yellow Dust, The Wit- ness Chair. Special Investi- gator, Without Orders, Wanted — Jane Turner, The Plough and the Stars.
1937: The Man Who Found H'mself, Criminal Lawyer. China Pa.ssage. Behind the Headlines.
REID, DOROTHY
193 7 ; Paradise Isle.
REVIER, HARRY
1937: Last of the Penitentes, Lash. REVNES, MAURICE 1936: Suzy.
RISKIN. EVERETT J.
1936: More Than a Secretary,
Theodora Goes Wild.
1937: When You're in Love.
ROACH, HAL
1936: The Bohemian Girl, Kelly the Second, Neighbor- hood House, Mister Cinderella, Our Relations, General Spanky, Way Out West. 1937: Nobody's Baby, Topper, Pick a Star.
ROGELL, SID
1936: Roaming Lady.
ROGERS. BOGART
1936: Everbody's Old Man, White Fang, Pigskin Parade.
ROGERS, CHARLES R. Producer
1936: Luckiest Girl in the World, The Girl on the Front Page, The Magnificent Brute. 1937: Three Smart Girls, As Good as Married. Wings Over Honolulu. The Road Back.
ROWLAND, RICHARD A. 1936: I'd Give My Life, Along Came Love.
ROYER, FANCHON
1936: Pilot X, A Million to One, Ten Laps to Go. 1937: Death in the Air, Mile a Minute Love.
RUGGLES, WESLEY
1936: Valiant is the Word for Carrie.
193 7 : I Met Him in Paris. SARECKY, BARNEY
1936: Darkest Africa, Jungle Jim.
SAVILLE, VICTOR
1936: It's Love Again, Dark Journey, Storm in a Teacup. 1937 : Action for Slander, South Riding, Bicycle Made for Two.
SCHAEFER, ARMAND
1936: Comin' 'Round the
Mountain, Down to the Sea,
Red River Valley, The Singing
Cowboy.
1937: Git Along Little Do-
gies, Round-up Time in Texas,
The end Corral. SCHLOM, HERMAN
Associate Producer
1936: Country Gentlemen,
Beware of Ladies, Without a
Net.
1937: Circus Girl, Michael
O'Halloran. SCHULBERG, B. F.
1936: Lady of Secrets, And
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So They Were Married, Coun- terfeit, Meet Nero Wolfe, Wed- ding Frfst-nt.
1937: A Doctor's Diary, Her Husband Lies. John Meade's Woman, The (neat (iamhini.
SEDGWICK, EDWARD
1937: Pick a Star, Riding on Air.
SELZNICK, DAVID O. Producer
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy, The Garden of Allah. 1937: A Star is Horn.
SHAUER, MEL
1936: Three Cheers for Love,
It's All Free, Shadow of
Glory.
1937: This Way Please.
SHELDON, E. LLOYD
1936: The Milky Way, 13 Hours by Air, The Jungle Princess.
SHERMAN, HARRY
1936: Call of the Prairie. Three on the Trail, Heart of the West, Hopalong Cassidy Returns, Trail Dust. 1937: Borderland, Hills of Old Wyoming, North of Rio Grande, Rustler's Valley, The Barrier.
SIEGE, SAM
193 7 : Bank Alarm.
SIEGEL, MAX
1937: A Dav at the Races.
SIEGEL, SOL C.
1936: Bulldog Edition. 1937 : Paradise Express,
Roarin' Lead. Come on Cow- boys!. Range Defenders.
SIMMONDS, LESLIE
1936: Border Caballero, Lightning' Bill Carson, Roarin' Guns, Ghost Patrol, Aces and Eights, The Terror.
SISK, ROBERT
1936: Chatterbox, Two in Re- volt, The Last Outlaw, M'liss, Don't Turn 'Em Loose, The Plough and the Stars. 1937: Don't Tell the Wife, Outcasts of Poker Flat. Bor- der Caff, You Can't Beat Love.
SISTROM, WILLIAM Producer
1936: Murder on the Bridle Path, Bunker Bean, The Plot Thickens, Racing Lady. 1937: Too Manv Wives, There Goes Mv C.irl.
SMALL, EDWARD Producer
1936: The Bride Walks Out, The Last of the Mohicans, We Who Are Al>nut to Die. 1937: Sea Devils. New Faces of 1937. The Toast of New York, Super Sleuth.
SPRINGER, NORMAN
1937: When's "^'our Birthday?
STAHL, JOHN M. 1937: Parnell.
STARR, IRVING
Associate Producer 1936: Nobody's Fool.
1437 : Damaged Goods. STEELE, JOSEPH H.
1936: Night Waitress.
1937 : We're on the Jury. STONE, ANDREW L.
193 7 : The Girl Said No.
STONE, JOHN
Associate Producer 1936: Charlie Chan's Secret, Here Comes Trouble, Charlie Chan at the Circus, The First Baby, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, Pepper, Love Flight, Ramona, Charlie Chan at the Opera, Under "Your Spell.
1937: The Holy Terror, Char- lie Chan at the Olympics, An- gel's Holiday, Wild and Woolly.
STOUT, GEORGE W.
Producer
1936: Tundra, Phantom of
.Sante Fe, Dragnet.
STROlMBERG, HUNT Producer
1936 : Wife Versus Secretary, Rose Marie, Small Town Girl, The Great Ziegfeld, After the Thin Man.
1937: Maytime, Night Must Fall.
STRONG, EUGENE
1936: Hopalong Cassidy Re- turns, Trail Dust. 1937: Borderland, The Bar-
THALBERG, IRVING G.
(Deceased)
1936: Romeo and Juliet. THOMPSON, HARLAN
1936: Early to Bed, Wives Never Know, College Holiday. 1937 : — Champagne Waltz.
TOLNAY, AKOS Associate Producer. 1936: Thunder in the City.
VIDOR, KING
1936: The Texas Rangers.
WALLIS, HAL B.
1936: The Charge of the Light Brigade, Gold Diggers of 1937, Stolen Holiday, God's Country and the Woman. 1937: Marked Woman, Green Light, Call It a Day, The Prince and the Pauper, The Go Getter, Kid Gallahad, Slim, Ever Since Eve. The Life of Kmile Zola. Marry the Girl. Confession.
WANGER, WALTER Producer
1936: Her Master's Voice, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Palm Springs, Big Brown Eyes, The Moon's Our Home, Fatal Lady, The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Spend- thrift.
1937 : You Only Live Once, History is Made at Night.
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WEBB, HARRY S.
Associate Producer 1936: Sante Fe Bound, Pinto Rustlers, Roamin' Wild The Speed Reporter, Sante Fe Trail, Step On It, Ridin' On, Vengeance of Rannah, Am- mush Valley.
WEINGARTEN, LAURENCB 1936: The Unguarded Hour. His Brother's Wife, Libeled Lady.
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey- ney.
WELSH, ROBERT E.
1937: The Three Legionnaires.
WHALE, JAMES
1937: The Road Back.
WICKLAND, J. LAURENCE 1936: The Vigilantes are Com, ing, Robinson Crusoe of Clip- per Island, The Painted Stallion.
WILSON, HAROLD
1936 : Stowaway. WURTZEL, SOL M.
Producer
1936: Gentle Julia, The Song and Dance Man, Little Miss Nobody, The Country Beyond, Human Cargo, High Tension, Crime of Dr. Forbes, Star for a Night, 36 Hours to Kill, Thank You Jeeves, Ramona, 15 Maiden Lane, Can This Be Dixie?, Career Woman. 1937: Woman Wise, Think Fast Mr. Moto, That I May Live, Born Reckless, One Mile from Heaven. YOUNG, LON Supervisor
1936: Ring Around the Moon, Tango, The Dark Hour, Bridge of Sighs, Little Red School- house, Brilliant Marriage, Aug- ust Week-End, Three of a Kind, Below the Deadline, Easy Money, Lady Luck, Bril- liant Marriage.
ZANUCK, DARRYL F. Producer
1936: The Country Doctor, The Prisoner of Shark Island, It Had to Happen, Captain January, A Message to Gar- cia, Under Two Flags, Half Angel, Sins of Man, The Road to Glory, Poor Little Rich Girl, Sing Baby Sing, To Mary — With Love, White Fang, Girl's Dormitory, White Hun- ter, One in a Million. 1937: Love is News, Wake L"p and Live. Slave Ship.
ZEIDMAN, B. F.
1936: The White Legion, Sin» of the Children. 1937: Girl Loves Boy, Sweet- heart of the Xavy.
ZEISLER, ALFRED
1937 : Romance and Riches. ZIMBALIST, SAM
1936: Tarzan Escapes. 1937: London by Night, Mar- ried Before Breakfast. ZOBEL, VICTOR Supervisor
1936: The Harvester, Girl from Mandalay, Return of Jimmy Valentine, Ticket To Paradise, Mandarin Mystery.
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ARCHAINBAUD, GEORGE
1936: Return of Sophie Lang.
1937: Clarence. Hideaway Clirl.
Hotel Haywire. ARZNER, DOROTHY
1936: Craig's Wife. ATKINS, TOMMY
1936: Hi Caucho. AUER, JOHN H.
1937: A Man Betrayed, Cir- cus Ciirl, Rhythm in the
Clouds. AYRES, LEW
1936: Hearts in Bondage. BACON, LLOYD
1936: Sons C Guns, Cain and
Mabel, Gold Diggers of 1937.
1937: Marked Woman. Ever
Since Eve.
BANKS, MONTY
1936: No Limits, Keep Your Seats Please.
BARKER. REGINALD
1936: Forbidden Heaven.
BARROWS, NICHOLAS 1937: Dangerous Holiday.
BARTON, CHARLES
1936: Timothy's Quest, Ne- vada, And Sudden Death, Rose Bowl, Murder With Pictures. 1937: The Crime Nobody Saw.
BEAUMONT. HARRY
1936: The Girl on the Front
Page.
1937: When's Your Birthday?
BEEBE, FORD 1936: Stampede.
BENNETT, SPENCER G. 1936: Heroes of the Range, Avenginar Waters, The Cattle Thief, The Unknown Ranger, The Fugitive Sheriff. 1937: Law (it the Ranger.
BERKELEY, BUSBY 1936: Stage Struck. 143 7 : The Co Getter.
BIBERMAN, HERBERT 1936: Meet Nero Wolfe.
BLYSTONE, JOHN G.
1936: Gentle Tulia. Little Miss Nobody, The Magnifi- cent Brute. Great Guy. 1937: -3'i Hours Leave, Woman Chases Man.
BOLESLAWSKI, RICHARD (Deceased)
1936: The Three Godfathers. The Garden of Allah, Theo- dora Goes Wild. 1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey- ney.
BORZAGE, FRANK
1936: Desire. Hearts Divided. 1937: History is Made at .\ight. Green Light.
BRADBURY, ROBERT N. 1936: Sundown Saunders, The Last of the Warrens, Cavalry, Headin' for Rio Grande. 1937: Truul)le in Texas. The Gun Ranger, The Trusted Oiitlaw.
BRETHERTON, HOWARD
1936: Call of the Prairie, The Leathernecks Have Landed, Girl from Mandalay, Three on the Trail, Heart of the West, Wild Brian Kent, King of the Royal Mounted, Secret Valley. 1937: It Happened Out West.
BROWER. OTTO
1936: Sins of Man, Postal In- spector.
BROWN. CLARENCE
1936: Wife Versus Secretary, The Gorgeous Hussy.
BROWN, KARL
1936: The White Legion, In
His Steps.
1937: .Michael CHalloran.
BROWNING. TOD 1936: The Devil-Doll.
BURTON. DAVID
1936: Make Way for a Lady.
BUTLER, DAVID
1936: Captain January, White Fang, Pigskin Parade.
BUZZELL. EDWARD
1936: Three Married Men, The Luckiest Girl in the World. 1937 : As Good as Married.
CABANNE, CHRISTY
1936: The Last Outlaw, We Who Are Ab-ut to Die. 1437 : Outcasts of Poker Flats. Don't Tell the Wife. Criminal Lawyer, You Can't Beat Love, Annapolis Salute, The West- land Case.
CAPRA, FRANK
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to
Town.
193 7 : Lost Horizon.
CARROLL, ZELMA
1937 : Lash (jf the Penitentes.
CARRUTH, MILTON
1936: Love Letters of a Star. 1937 : Breezing Home, She's Dangerous, Man in Blue, Re- ported Missing.
CHAPLIN, CHARLIE 1936: Modern Times
CLEMENS, WILLIAM
1936: Man Hunt, The Law in Her Hands. Case of the Vel- vet Claws, Down the Stretch. Here Comes Carter ! 193 7 : Once a Doctor.
CLIFTON, ELMER
1936: Pilot X, Gainbling with Snuls. Wildcat Trooper. 1937: Death in the Air. Mile a Minute Love.
CLINE, EDWARD F.
1936: It's a Great Life.
F-Man.
1937: On Again-OfT Again.
Forty Naughty Girls. High
Flyei'-s.
COLEMAN, C. C.
1936: Legion of Terror.
193 7 : Parole Racket.
275
COLLINS, ARTHUR G.
1936: Nobody's Fool, Thank
You Jeeves.
193 7 : Paradise Isle.
COLLINS, LEWIS D.
1936: Return of Jimmy Val- entine. The Leavenworth Case, Doughnuts and Society, Down to the Sea, Timber Wolves.
1937: The Mighty Treve, Fury and the Woman. The Wild- catter. River of Missing Men.
CONNELLY, MARC
1936 : The Green Pastures.
CONNOLLY, BOBBY
1937: Expensive Husbands.
CONWAY, JACK
1936: Libeled Lady.
1937
Saratt
COKRIGAN, LLOYD
1936: Dancing Pirate.
1937 : Night Key. CROMWELL, JOHN
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy,
To Mary — With Love, Banjo
On My Knee.
1937: Prisoner of Zenda. CRUZE, JAMES
1936: Sutter's Gold. CUKOR, GEORGE
1936: Romeo and Juliet, Ca-
mille. CUMMINGS, EUGENE
1936: The Crime Patrol. CUMMINGS, IRVING
1936: Nobody's Fool, Poor
Little Rich Girl, Girls' Dor- mitory, White Hunter.
1937: Vogues of 1938. CURTIZ, MICHAEL
1936: The Walking Dead,
Stolen Holiday, The Charge
of the Light Brigade.
1937: Kid Galahad. Mountain
Tustice. DAWN, NORMAN
1936: Tundra.
DEL RUTH, ROY
1936: It Had to Happen, Pri- vate Nuinber. Horn to Dance. 1937: On the Avenue, Broad- way Melody of 1938.
DeMILLE. CECIL B.
1936: The Plainsman. DIETERLE, WILLIAM
1936: The White Angel, Sa- tan Met a Lady. 1937: The Great O'Malley, Another Dawn, Life of Emile Zola.
GORDON DOUGLAS
Director OUR GANG COMEDIES
(Hal Roach— M-G-M)
''General Spanky"
Co-Director (Hal Roach — M-G-M Feature)
HAROLD BUCKLEY
BETTY BURBRIDGE
"PARADISE EXPRESS"
(SCREENPLAY)*
"COME ON COWBOYS"
STARRING THE "3 MESQUITEERS" (ORIGINAL SCRcENPLAY)
"PUBLIC COWBOY NUMBER ONE"
STARRING GENE AUTRY
(ADDITIONAL DIALOGUE)
IN PREPARATION
"TELEPHONE OPERATOR"
(SCREENPLAY) MN COLLABORATION
FELIX lACKSON
Writer UNIVERSAL
276
DIRECTORS' WORK
DOUGLAS, GORDON
1936: General Spanky.
DU PONT, E. A.
1936 : Forgotten Faces, A Son Comes Home.
1937: Night of Mystery, On Such a Night, Love on Toast.
DWAN, ALLAN
1936: Song and Dance Man,
Human Cargo, High Tension,
IS Maiden Lane.
1937: Woman Wise. That I
May Live, One Mile from
Heaven.
EASON, REEVES B.
1936: Darkest Africa, Give Me Liberty, Don't Pull Your Punches, Land Beyond the Law.
ELVEY, MAURICE
1936 : Spy of Napoleon, Man in the Mirror, Widows Isl- and.
ENGLISH, JACK 1937: Arizona Davs.
ENRIGHT. RAY
1936: Snowed Under, Earth- worm Tractors, China Clipper, Sing Me a Love Song. 1937: Readv Willing and Able, Slim.
FARROW, JOHN V. 1937 : Men in Exile.
FEYDER, JACQUES
1936 : La Kermesse Heroique. 1937: Knight Without Armur.
FITZMAURICE, GEORGE 1936: Petticoat Fever, Suzy. 1937: The Emperor's Candle- sticks.
FLEMING. VICTOR
1937: Captains Courageous.
FLOOD, TAMES
1936: Everybody's Old Man, We're Only Human. 1937: Midnight Madonna. ^Mountain ]\lusic, Scotland Yard Commands.
FLOREY, ROBERT
1936: The Preview Murder Mystery, 'Til We Meet Again, Hollywood Roulevard. 1937: Outcast, King of (lam- biers. Mountain Music.
FORD. JOHN
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, Mary of Scotland, The Plough and the Stars. 1937: Wee Willie Winkie.
FORDE, EUGENE
1936: The Country Beyond, 36 Hours to Kill. 1937: Step Lively Jeeves! Midnight Taxi. The Lady Es- capes.
FOSTER, LEWIS R.
1936: Love Letters of a Star. 1937 : She's Dangerous, Ar- mored Car.
FOSTER, NORMAN
1936: I Cover Chinatown. 1937: Fair Warning. Think Fast Mr. :\Ioto.
FOX, WALLACE
1936: Yellow Dust, The Last of the Mohicans. 1937: Racing Lady.
FRANKLIN, CHESTER M.
1936: Tough Guy.
FRANKLIN, SIDNEY A. 193(1 : Three ^larried Men. 1937: The Good Earth.
FRASER, HARRY
1936 : Hair-Trigger Casey, Feud of the West, The Rid- ing Avenger, Cavalcade of the West, Romance Rides the Range. 1937: Aces WMld.
FRENKE, EUGENE 1937: Two Who Dared.
FRIEDGEN, RAYMOND 193 7 : Killers of the Sea.
FRIEDLANDER, LOUIS 1936: Parole!
GARNETT, TAY
1937: Love is News, Slave Ship. Stand-Tn.
GASNIER, LOUIS J.
1937: The Gold Racket, Bank Alarm.
GERING. MARION
1936: Lady of Secrets, Rose of the Rancho. 1937: Thunder in the City. GOODWINS, LES
1936: With Love and Kisses. 1937: Headline Crasher, Any- thing for a Thrill.
GOULDING, EDMUND
1937: That Certain Woman.
GREEN, ALFRED E.
1936: Colleen. The Golden Arrow, They Met in a Taxi, Two in a Crowd, More Than a Secretary.
1937: Let's Get Married. The League of Frightened Men.
GRIFFITH, EDWARD H. 1936: Next Time We Love, Ladies in Love. 1937: Cafe Metropole.
GRINDE. NICK
1936: Jailbreak, Public En- emy's Wife.
1937: Fugitive in the Sky. Tlic Captain's Kid.
GRUNE, KARL
1936: The Stars Look Down.
GUIOL, FRED
1936: Silly Billies, Mummy's Boys.
HALE, ALAN
1936 : Neighborhood House.
HALE. REX
1936: Racing Blood.
HALL. ALEXANDER
1936: Give Us This Night,
Yours for the Asking.
HALPERIN. VICTOR
1936: I Conquer the Sea, Re- volt of the Zombies.
HAMILTON. WILLIAM
1936 : Murder on a Bridle Path, Bunker Bean.
HATHAWAY, HENRY
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, Go West Young Man. 193 7 : Souls at Sea.
HAWKS, HOWARD
1936: The Road to Glory, Come and Get It.
HECHT, BEN
193,6: Soak the Rich.
HEINZ, RUSSELL RAY
1936: Just My Luck.
HEISLER, STUART
1936: Straight from the Shoul- der.
HERMAN. ALBERT
1936: Blazing Justice, Out- laws of the Range.
HIGGIN. HOWARD
1937 : Battle of Greed.
HILL. ROBERT F.
1936: Rio Grande Romance, The Rogues Tavern. Too Much Beef, Prison Shadows. Idaho Kid. West of Nevada. Kelly of the Secret Service. Men of the Plains, Put on the Spot.
HILLYER. LAMBERT
1936 : Dangerous Waters, The
Invisible Ray, D r a c u 1 a's
Daughter.
1937: Girls Can Play. Speed
to Spare.
HOGAN. JAMES B.
1936: Desert Gold. The Ari- zona Raiders, Stairs of Sand, The Accusing Finger. 1937: Bulldog Drumm-md Es- capes. Arizona Mahonev, Last Train from Madrid, Ebb Tide.
HOLMES. BEN
1936: The Farmer in th' Dell. The Plot Thickens. 1937: We're on the Jury, Too Manv Wives. There Goes Mv Girl."
HOPTON, RUSSELL
1936: Song of the Trail.
HORNE, JAMES W.
1936: The Bohemian Girl, Way Out West.
HORNER, ROBERT J.
1936: Innocence on the Man- hunt, Vice Bondage, Midnight
Secrets.
HOWARD. DAVID
1936: O'Malley of the Mount- ed. The Mine With the Iron Door, The Border Patrol, Daniel Boone, Conflict.
1937: Park Avenue Logger.
HOWARD. WILLIAM K. 1936: The Princess Comes
Across.
1937: Fire Over England.
HUMBERSTONE, H. BRUCE
1936: Charlie Chan at the
Race Track, Charlie Chan at
the Opera.
1937: Charlie Chan at the
Olympics.
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FRANK STRAYER
Directed
THE JONES FAMILY
in
''HOT WATER''
"OFF TO THE RACES"
''BIG BUSINESS''
for
20th Century-Fox
LAWRENCE n Ai E L E
Completed
"SUBMARINE D-l"
(Screenplay)* Warner Bros. In Preparation
"EVERYBODY WAS VERY NICE"
(Screenplay)* Warner Bros. 1936
"ALL AMERICAN CHUMP"
(Original and Screenplay) M-G-M In Collaboration UNDER CONTRACT TO WARNER BROS,
If It's An
Art Marcy
JARRETT — ^ KLAUBER
Script
THEN IT'S A GOOD SCRIPT!
Now Writing for Educational Pictures 20lh Century-Fox
278
DIRECTORS' WORK
HUTCHISON, CHARLES
1936: Desert Guns, Night Careo, Born to Figlit. JAMES, ALAN
1936: Swiftv.
JASON, LEIGH
1936 : Love On a Bet, The Bride Walks Out, That Girl from Paris. 1937 : New Faces of 193;.
JONES, BUCK
1936: For the Service.
KANE, JOSEPH
1936: The Lawless Nineties, King of the Pecos. Darkest Africa, The Lonely Trail, Guns and Guitars. 1937: Paradise Express, Ghost Town Gold, Git Along Little Dogies. Roundup Time in Texas. The Old Gorral, Come On Cowboys !
KEIGHLEY, WILLIAM
1936: The Singing Kid. The
Green Pastures. Bullets or
Ballots, God's Country and
the Woman.
1937: The Prince and the
Pauper.
KENTON, ERLE C. 1936: Devil's Squadron, Coun- terfeit, End of the Trail.
1937: Devil's Playground, Racketeers in Exile.
KILLY, EDWARD
1936: Murder on a Bridle
Path. Bunker Bean. Second
Wife, The Big Game, Wanted
— Jane Turner.
1937: China Passage. The Big
Shot.
KING, HENRY
1936: The Country Doctor, Ramona, Lloyds of London. 1937: Seventh Heaven, In Old Chicago.
KING, LOUIS
1936: Road Gang, Song of the Saddle, Special Investigator, The Bengal Tiger. 1937: Melody for Two, Draeg- erman Courage, That Man's Here Again. Wild Money. Bulldog Drummond Comes Back.
KORDA, ALEXANDER
1936: Rembrandt.
KORDA, ZOLTAN
1937: Elephant Hoy. Revolt in the Desert.
KOSTER, HENRY
1<*3 7 : Three Smart Girls.
LA CAVA, GREGORY 1936: My Man Godfrey.
LACHMAN, HARRY
1936: Charlie Chan at the Circus, Our Relations, The Man Who Lived Twice.
LAMONT, CHARLES
1936: Ring Around the Moon, Little Red School House, Below the Deadline, Synthetic Lady. Dove in An- tique, Lady Luck. Bulldog Edition, The Dark Hour, Au- gust \Veek-End.
LANDERS, LEW
1936: Without Orders, Night
Waitress.
1937: They Wanted to Marry.
The Man Who Found Himself,
Vou Can't I'.uv Luck. Border
Cafe.
LANFIELD, SIDNEY
1936: Half Angel, Sing Baby Sing, One in a Million. 193 7 : Wake Cp and Live.
LANG. FRITZ
1936; Fury.
1937: You Only Live Once.
LANG, WALTER
1936: Love Before Breakfast.
LAW, HAROLD
1936: Neigliborhood House.
LEDERMAN, D. ROSS
1936: Hell-Ship Morgan, Pride
of the Marines. Panic on tlie
Air, The Final Hour, Alibi
for Murder, Come Closer
Folks.
1937: Counterfeit Lady, I
Promise to Pay. Motor Mad-
LEE, ROWLAND V.
1936: One Rainy Afternoon. 1937: Love from a Stranger. Toast of New York.
LEISEN, MITCHELL
1936: 13 Hours by Air, Big Broadcast of 1937. 1*^3 7: .Swing High — Swing Low. Easy Living.
LEONARD, ROBERT Z.
1936: The Great Ziegfeld,
Piccadilly Jim.
1937: Maytime. The Firefly.
LE ROY, MERVYN
1936: ^Vnthony Adverse, Three Men on a Horse. 1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl, They Won't Forget.
LITVAK, ANATOL
1937: The Woman I Love.
LLOYD, FRANK
l'J3(>: I'nder Two Flags. 1937: Maid of Salem.
LORD, DEL
1936: Trapped by Television.
1''37: Wliat Price \'engcance.
LOVERING. OTHO
1936: Drift Fence. The Sky Parade, Border Flight.
LUBIN, ARTHUR
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles. Yellowstone. 1937: Mysterious Crossing,
California Straight Ahead, I Cover the War.
LUBY, S. ROY
1936: The Desert Phantom, Rugue of the Range. 1937: Tough t<i Handle, reor- der Phantom.
LUDWIG, EDWARD
1936: Fatal Lady, Adventure
in Manhattan.
l'»3 7 ; Her Husband Lies.
LYTELL, BERT
1936: Along Came Love.
MacARTHUR, CHARLES
1936: Soak the Rich.
MacFADDEN, HAMILTON
1937: The Three Legion- naires, It Can't Last Forever, Sea Racketeer, Fools in Para- dise.
McCAREY, LEO
1936: The Milky Way. 1937: Make Way for Tomor- row.
McCAREY, RAY
1936: Three Cheers for Love. 1937: Let's Make a Million, Oh Doctor. Love in a Bunga- low.
McCarthy, john p.
1936: Song of the Gringo.
McDonald, frank
1936: The Murder of Dr. Har- rigan, Boulder Dam, Treachery Rides the Range, The Big Noi^e. Love Begins at Twen- ty, Murder by an Aristocrat, Isle of Fury, Smart Blonde. 1937: Midnight Court. Her Husband's Secretary. Dance. Charlie Dance. Fly Away Baby. Murder Goes North, Ad- venturous Blende.
McGANN, WILLIAM H.
1936: Freshman Love, Brides Are Like That, Times Square Playboy, Two Against the World, Hot Money, Polo Joe, The Case of the Black Cat. 1937: Pcnrod and Sam. Marrv the Girl.
McGOWAN, ROBERT F.
1936: Too Many Parents. Frontier Justice.
McLEOD. NORMAN
1936: Early to Bed, Pennies from Heaven, Mind Your Own Business.
1V3 7 : Topper.
MAMOULIAN, ROUBEN 1936: The Gay Desperado. 1937: High Wide and Hand- some
MANDER, MILES
1936: The Flying Doctor.
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SONG OF THE CITY* ALL AMERICAN CHUMP* WOMEN ARE TROUBLE*
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"NEW FACES OF 1937"* RKO-RADIO
MERVYN LeROY
In Collaboration
280
DIRECTORS' WORK
MANSFIELD, DUNCAN 1936 : Along Came Love. 1937: Girl Loves Boy, Sweet- heart of the Navy.
MARIN, EDWIN L.
1936: Moonlight Murder. The Garden Murder Case, Speed, I'd Give My Life, Sworn En- emy, All American Chump, Man of the People. 1937: Married Before Break- fast.
MARSHALL, GEORGE
1936 : A Message to Garcia, The Crime of Dr. Forbes, Can This Be Dixie? 1937: Xancy Steele is Missing. Love Under Fire.
MAY, JOE
1937 : Confession.
MAYO, ARCHIE
1936: The Petrified Forest. I Married a Doctor, Give Me Your Heart, Black Legion. 1937: Call It a Day, It's Love I'm After.
MEINS, GUS
1936: Kellv the Second. 1937: Nobody's Baby, The Hit Parade, The Californians.
MILESTONE. LEWIS
1936: Anything Goes, The General Died at Dawn.
MOHR, HAL
1937 : When Love is Young. MOORE. VIN
1936: The Dragnet.
MURPHY, DUDLEY
1936: Don't Gamble With Love.
MURPHY, RALPH
1936 : Collegiate, Florida Spe- cial. The Man I Marry. 1937: Top cif the Town.
NEILAN, MARSHALL
1937: Sing While You're Able.
NEILL, R. WILLIAM
1936: The Lone Wolf Re- turns. NEUMANN, KURT
1936 : Let's Sing Again, Rain- bow on the River. 193 7 : Espionage.
NEWFELD, SAM
1936: Timber War, Federal Agent, Burning Gold, Border Caballero, Lightnin' Bill Car- son, Roarin' Guns, The Lion's Den, Ghost Patrol, Aces and Eights, Go Get 'Em Haines, The Traitor, Stormy Trails. 1937: Melody of the Plains, Bar Z Bad Man. Roarin' Lead. Guns in the Dark, Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin. A Lawman is Born.
NEWMEYER. FRED
1936: General Spanky.
NICHOLS, GEORGE, JR.
1936: Chatterbox, The Wit- ness Chair, M'liss, The Big Game.
1937 : The Soldier and the Lady.
NIGH, WILLIAM
1936: Penthouse Party, Don't Get Personal, Crash Donovan, North of Nome, Steel. 1937: Bill Cracks Down. The Hoosier Schoolboy, The Right to Kill, Thirteenth Man, Ever Since Eve.
NUGENT, ELLIOTT
1936: And So They Were Married, Wives Never Know. 1937: It's All Yours.
PEMBROKE, SCOTT
1936: The Oregon Trail. PETROFF, BORIS
1936: Hats Off.
PICHEL, IRVING
1936 : Gentleman from Louisi- ana.
1937: Larceny on the Air, Be- ware of Ladies. She Didn't Want a Sheik.
POTTER, H. C.
1936: Beloved Enemy.
1937: Wings Over Honolulu.
PREMINGER, OTTO
1936: Under Your Spell. 1937: Danger — Love at Work.
RATOFF. GREGORY
1936: Sins of Man.
RAY. ALBERT
1936 : Everyman's Law.
1937: Lawless Land.
RAY, BERNARD B.
1936: Caryl of the Moun- tains, Millionaire Kid, Roamin' Wild, The Speed Reporter, Tha Test, Santa Fe Trail, Prince of Rustlers, Trigger Tom, Step On It, Riding On. The Riding Three, Sante Fe Bound, Pinto Rustlers, Riding On, Ven- geance of Rannah, Ambush Valley. REED, THEODOR 1936: Lady Be Careful.
REED, ROLAND
1936: In Paris A. W. O. L. REINHARDT, JOHN
1936: Captain Calamity.
RIESNER, CHARLES F.
1936: Evervh.MJv Dance. 1937: Murder Goes to Col- lege, Sophie Lang Goes West, Partners in Crime.
RISKIN, ROBERT
19,1/ : When ^'"u're in Love. ROBERTS, STEPHEN
(Deceased)
1936: The Lady Consents,
The Ex-Mrs. Bradford.
281
ROGELL. ALBERT
1936: You May Be Next,
Roaming Lady, Grand Jury. ROGERS. CHARLES
1936: The Bohemian Girl. ROOT, WELLS
1936: The Bold Caballero.
ROSEN, PHIL
1936: Tango, Bridge of Sighs, Three of a Kind, Easy Money, It Couldn't Have Happened, Missing Girls, The President's Mystery, Brilliant Marriage, Ellis Island.
1937: Two Wise Maids, Jim Hanvey — Detective, It Could Happen to You.
ROSSON, RICHARD
1937 : Behind the Headlines.
ROTH, MURRAY 1936: Flving Hostess.
RUBEN, J. WALTER
1936: Trouble for Two, Old
Hutch.
1937; Good Old Soak.
RUGGLES, WESLEY
1936: Valiant is the Word for Carrie.
1937: I Met Him in Paris.
ST. CLAIR, MALCOLM
1936: Crack-Up. 1937: Time Out for Romance, Born Reckless. SALKOW, SIDNEY
1937 : Four Days' Wonder. Girl Overboard.
SANDRICH, MARK
1936: Follow the Fleet, A Woman Rebels. 1937: .Shall We Dance, The Joy of Living.
SANTELL, ALFRED
1936: Winterset. 1937 : Internes Can't Take Money. SANTLEY, JOSEPH
1936: Laughing Irish Eyes, Dancing Feet, Her Master's Voice, The Harvester, We Went to College. Walking on Air, Smartest Girl in Town. 193 7 : Meet the Missus.
SAVILLE, VICTOR
1936: Ifs Love Again. Dark Tournev, Storm in a Teacup. 1937: 'South Riding, Bicycle Made for Two.
SCHERTZINGER, \AICTOR
1936: The Music Goes 'Round. SCHOEDSACK, ERNEST B.
1937: Trouble in Morocco, Outlaws of the Orient. SCHUSTER, HAROLD
1936: Wings of the Morning.
SCOTT, EWING
1937; Hollywood Cowboy, Park Avenue Logger, Wind- jammer.
DIRECTORS' WORK
SCOTTO, AUBREY H.
1936: Palm Springs, Ticket to Paradise, Follow Your Heart, Happy Go Lucky. 1937: Blazing Barriers,
SEDGWICK. EDWARD
1936: Mister Cinderella.
1<'3 7: Pick a Star, Riding on
SEILER, LEWIS
1936: Here Conies Trouble, The First Baby, Star for a Night, Career Woman.
1937: Turn Off the Moon.
SEITER, WILLIAM A.
1936: The Moon's Our Home, The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Dimples, Stowaway. 1937: This is My Afifair, Life of the Party.
SEITZ, GEORGE B.
1936: Exclusive Story, Three Wise Guys, The Last of the Mohicans, Mad Holiday. 1937: Under Cover of Night, The Thirtenth Chair, A Fam- ily Affair, Mama Steps Out, Between Two Women.
SELANDER, LESLIE
1936: Ride 'Em Cowboy, Empty Saddles, The Boss Rider of Gun Creek. 1937: Sandflow, Smoke Tree Range, Black Aces, Left Handed Law, Cassidj' Rides Again. The Barrier.
SELMAN, DAVID
1936: Dangerous Intrigue, The Rogues Tavern, Shake- down, The Prescott Kid, Killer at Large, Tugboat Princess. 1937: Find the Witness, The Cowboy Star.
SEVILLA, RAFAEL 1936: She-Devil Island.
SHAMROY. FRANKLIN 1936: Ambush Valley.
SHEA, WILLIAM
1936: Girl of the Ozarks.
SHORES. LYNN
1936: The Glory Trail, Re- bellion. Million to One. 1937 : Woman in Distress, The Shadow Strikes.
SMITH, NOEL
1936: Trailin' West, King of Hockey.
1937: Little Buckaroo, Califor- nia Mail. Guns of the Pecos. Block That Kick.
STAHL, JOHN M.
1937; Parnell.
STAUB, RALPH
1936: Sitting on the Moon, Country Gentlemen. 1937: Join the Marines, Navy Blues. The INIandarin Mystery, Affairs of Cappv Ricks.
STEVENS, GEORGE
1936 : Swing Time.
1937 : Quality Street.
STOLOFF, BEN
1936: Two in the Dark, Don't
Turn 'Em Loose.
193 7 : .Sea Devils, Super Sleuth. STONE, ANDREW L.
1937: The Girl Said No. STONE, PHIL
1937 : Damaged Goods.
STRAYER, FRANK
1936: Murder at Glen Athol,
Hitch Hike to Heaven, Sea
Spoilers.
1937: Off to the Races,
Laughing at Trouble. Big
Business, Hot Water.
STUMAR, JOHN
1937: The King's Peo)>le. SUTHERLAND, EDWARD
1936: Poppy.
193 7: Champagne Waltz. TAGGART, ERROL
1936: Women Are Trouble,
The Longest Night, Sinner
Take All.
193 7 : Song of the City.
TAUROG, NORMAN
1936: Strike Me Pink, Rhythm on the Range, Reunion. 1937 : Fifty Roads to Town, You Can't Have Everything.
TAYLOR, RAY
1936: Sunset of Power, The Cowboy and the Kid, The Three Mesquiteers. 1937: Drums of Destiny.
THIELE. WILLIAM
1936 : The Jungle Princess. 1937: London by Night.
THORPE, RICHARD
1936: The Voice of Bugle Ann, Tarzan Escapes. 1937 : Danger<^us Number, Night Must Fall.
TINLING, JAMES
1936 : Every Saturday Night, Educating Father, Champagne Charlie, Pepper, Back to Na- ture.
1937: The Holy Terror, An- gel's Holiday, Sing and Be Happy, The Great Hospital Mystery.
TRYON. GLENN
1936 : Two in Revolt, Easy to Take.
TUTTLE. FRANK
1936: College Holiday.
1<537: Waikiki Wedding.
VAN DYKE. WILLIAM S.
1936: Rose Marie, San Fran- cisco, His Brother's Wife, The Devil is a Sissy, Love on the Run, After the Thin Man.
1937 : Personal Property. They Gave Him n Gun.
VARNELL, MARCEL
1936: The DuBarry, I Give My Heart, Public Nuisance N'o. 1, No Monkey Business, All In.
VIDOR, CHARLES
1936: Muss 'Em Up.
1937: A Doctor's Diary, The
Great Gambini.
VIDOR, KING
1936 : The Texas Rangers. 193 7 : Stella Dallas.
VIGNOLA, ROBERT G.
1937: Girl from Scotland Yard.
von STERNBERG, JOSEF 1936: The King Steps Out.
WALLACE, RICHARD 1936: Wedding Present. 1937: John Meade's Woman.
WALSH, RAOUL
1936 : Klondike Annie, Big Brown Eyes, Spendthrift. 1937: You're in the Army Now, When Thief Meets Thief, Artists and Models.
WATT. NATE
1936: Navy Born, Hopalong Cassidy Returns, Trail Dust. 1937: Borderland. Hills of Old Wyoming. North of Rio Grande, Rustler's Valley, Car- nival Queen.
WELLMAN, WILLIAM
1936: Small Town Girl, Robin Hood of El Dorado. 1937: A Star is Born.
WERKER, ALFRED L.
1937: We Have Our Mo- ments, Wild and Woolly.
WHALE, JAMES
1936: Showboat. 1937: The Road Back.
WILBUR, CRANE
1936: Yellow Cargo, We're
in the Legion Now, Devil on
Horseback.
1937: Navy Spy, The Man
Without a Country.
WILES, GORDON
1936: Charlie Chan's Secret, Blackmailer, Two-Fisted Gen- tleman, Lady from Nowhere. 1937 : Women of Glamour, Ve- nus Makes Trouble.
WILLAT, IRVIN V.
1937: Old Louisiana, South of .Sonora.
WILLIAMS, LESTER 1936: Desert Justice.
WOOD, SAM
1936: Whipsaw, The Un- guarded Hour. 1937: A Day at the Races.
WRIGHT, MACK V,
1936: Comin' 'Round the Mountain, The Singing Cow- boy, Winds of the Wasteland. 1937: Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm, Roarin' Lead. The Big Show, Riders of the Whistling Skull, Range Defenders.
WYLER. WILLIAM
1936: These Three, Dodsworth, Come and Get It. 1937: Dead End.
YOUNG. HAROLD M.
1936: Woman Trap, My
American Wife.
1937: Let Them Live! S2nd
Street.
ZEISLER, ALFRED
1937: Romance and Riches.
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• • • A NEW^ DEPARTMENT SHOWING THEIR WORK DURING THE PAST EIGHTEEN MONTHS
BEEBE, FORD
Serials: Secret Agent X-9,
Ace Drummond, Jungle Jim.
BLACK, PRESTON
Fibbin' Fibbers, Love Comes to Moneyville, Pain in the Pullman, Mr. Smarty, Dis- order in the Court, Half Shot Shooters, Ants in the Pantry, Super Snoopers, Stuck in the Sticks, Grips, Grunts and Groans, Am I Having Fun!, Slippery Silks.
BLAKE, BEN K.
Hostage for a Son, The Tragic Anniversary, Children of Gossip, Stealing a Tomb- stone, The Family Quarrel, Am I a Murderer?, Mad Money, Football Marriage, The Wedding Deal, Human Mileage, The Trail of the Southern Pine, Tea Profits, If I Could Sing Again, The Runaway Marriage.
BOASBERG, AL
Wholesailing Along, Listen to Freezin', Down the Ribber, Upper Cutlets.
BOYLE, JOSEPH Airhoppers.
BRAUNSTEIN, NATHAN CY Cannibals Once, Castillian Memoirs, Celestial \'enice. Death's Hostelry, Fairest Eden. Garden Granary, Ghosts of Empire, Haunts of Ro- mance, Honeymoon Heaven, Isle of Isolation, Japanese Rome, in Maoirland, Oriental Metropolis, Raffles 'n' Rub- ber. Southern Crossways, Sun- ny Splendor, Temple of Heav- en, City of David.
BRUCE, ROBERT C.
Lovers, Paradise, Western Sketches, In Old Wyoming, Trees.
BUCQUET, HAROLD S.
Torture Money, Little Roy Blue.
CAHN, EDWARD
Servant of the People, The Perfect Set Up, Behind the Headlines.
CHRISTIE, AL
.Mixe.l Pc.licies, Thanks Mr. Cupid. Beware of Blondes, Giv'im Air, Gold Bricks, Tri- ple Trouble, Fresh from the Fleet. Home on the Range, Happy Heels. Boy Oh Boy, Parked in Paree, Whose Baby Are You?, The Chemist,
-Spring is Here, Any Old Port, Amuse Yourself, High- C Honeymoon, Hold It, Fun's Fun, Off the Horses, Ready to Serve, Comic Artist's Home Life, Melody Girl, Pink Lem- onade, Gifts in Rhythm, Girls Ahoy, Love in Arms.
CLEMENS, WILLIAM The .Sunday Roundup.
CLIFTON, ELMER
Serial : Custer's Last Stand.
CLINE, EDDIE Love in September.
CONNOLLY, BOBBY
A Day at Santa Anita, The Little Pioneer, Changing the Guard, The Littlest Diplomat, Zulu Land, Romance Road.
DICKASON, DEANE H. Cannibals Once, Castillian Memoirs, Celestial Venice, Death's Hostelry, Fairest Eden, Garden Granary, Ghosts of Empire, Haunts of Ro- mance, Honeymoon Heaven, Isle of Isolation, Japanese Rome, In Maoirland, Oriental Metropolis, Raffles 'n' Rub- ber, Southern Crossways, Sun- ny Splendor, Temple of Heav- en, City of David.
DOUGLAS, GORDON
Pay as You Exit, Spooky Hooky, Reunion in Rhythm, Glove Taps, Three Smart Boys, Hearts Are Trumps, Rushin' Ballet, Bored of Edu- cation.
EASON, B. REEVES
Serials : Darkest Africa, Un- dersea Kingdom ; Short : Give Me Liberty.
EDWARDS, HARRY J. The Brain Busters.
ERLANGER, ALENE
riie Chtspeake Bay Retriever.
FEIST, FELIX E.
How to Vote, Hollywood Extra, How to be a Detec- tive. Hollywood Second Step. Every Sunda}', Romance of Digestion, Golf Mistakes.
FORD, CHARLES E.
You Can't Get Away With
It, King Edward the VIII,
Stranger Than Fiction Series,
Going Places Series. FRANK, EARL
i'.ar-Rac's Xight Out. FRELINGHUYSEN, T.
The Chesapeake Bay Retriever.
FRENCH, LLOYD
Tlie Choke's On You, Can't Think of It, The Blonde Bomber, A Horse's Tale, Kick Me Again, Mail and Female, Taking the Count, Thirst Aid, David Mendoza and Orches- tra, An Ounce of Invention, Nut Guilty, Medium Well Done, Check Your Cash, Double Talk, Palm Beach Knights, The Lyin' Tamer.
GOODWINS, LESLIE
Deep South, Bad Housekeep- ing, Who's Looney Now, Camp Meetin', Swing' It, Dummy Ache, High ' Bear Pressure, V^ocalizing, Radio Barred, Framing Father, A Wedtime Story, Dumb's the Word, The Wrong Romance, That Man Sampson, Locks and Bonds, One Love Ghost, Grandma's Buoys, Hillbilly Goat.
GOULDING, ALF
Aladdin from Manhattan.
GRAHAM, WALTER
Just Plain Folks, The White Hope. It Happened All Right, Peaceful Relations, Just the Type, Freshies, His Pest Girl, Play Girls.
GRINDE, NICK
Under Southern Stars.
HALL, ROBERT
Sleepless Hollow, Rail Birds, Bashful Buddies, Strike ! — You're Out, See LTncle Sol, Diamonds in the Rough.
HATHAWAY, HENRY Lest We Forget.
HENABERY, JOSEPH
Rush Hour Rhapsody, The Backyard Broadcast, The Pretty Pretender, Swing for Sale. Play Street, Movie- Mania, The Rhythm Roundup, Cut Out for Love. DuBarry Did All Right, Clyde Lucas and Orchestra, Leon Navara and Orchestra, Clyde McCoy and Orchestra, Jimmie Lunce-
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SHORT SUBJECT DIRECTORS
ford and Orchestra, Swanee Cruise, Special Arrangements. Jam Session, The Rimac Or- chestra, Jack Denny and Or- chestra, Lennie Hayton and Orchestra, Poets of the Or- gan, Ghost to Ghost Hook-Up, Bed-Time Vaudeville.
HOLMES, BEN
Sleepy Time, Melody in May.
HOPPER, E. MASON Lest We Forget.
JAMES, ALAN
Serial : Dick Tracy.
KAHN, RICHARD C. Gold-Quest of the Ages.
KANE, JOSEPH
Serials: Darkest Africa, Un- dersea Kingdom.
KANE, RAYMOND
Where is Wall Street, Blue Blazes, Gags and Girls, Mixed Magic, Man To Man.
LAMONT, CHARLES
New News, Sailor Maid, Knee Action, Oh Duchess, Three on a Limb, Grand Slam Opera, Jail Bait, Ditto, Love Nest on Wheels, Community Sing No. 3.
LAW, HAROLD
Life Hesitates at 40, Count Takes the Count, Vamp Till Ready, On the Wrong Trek, Neighborhood House.
LAWRENCE, EDWARD Important News.
LE BORG, REGINALD
A Girl's Best Year's, No Place Like Home, Swing Banditry.
LEE, SAMMY
Some Time Soon. New Shoes.
LEMAN, JOHN M. Who's Ho-No. 1.
LORD, DEL
Caught in the Act, Share the Wealth, Midnight Blunders, Movie Maniacs, Unrelated Re- lations, Dizzy Doctors, Pep- pery Salt, Just Speeding, Ay Tank Ay Go, Free Rent, Three Dumb Clucks. False Alarms, Whoops I'm an In- dian. McGOWAN, ROBERT Divot Diggers.
MACK, ROY
Flowers from the Skv. Sav It With Candy, Sheik to Sheik, Sweethearts and Flow- ers, That's Pictures, Here Comes the Circus, It's All Over Now, Hotel a la Swing, The Lifers of the Party, Sound Defects, A Musical Op- eration. Newsboy's Nocturne, Harry Reser and Orchestra, Emil Coleman and Orchestra. George Hall and Orchestra, Roger Wolfe Kahn and Or- chestra. He De Ho. Jacques Frey and Orchestra. Eliseo Grenet and Orchestra. Home Run on the Keys. MAYER, HY
Skits "n' Sketches.
MEINS, GUS
Two Too Young, Second Childhood.
MILLER, DAVID
Dare Deviltry, Let's Dance, Aquatic Artistry. Racing Can- ines, Tennis Tactics, Penny Wisdom, Dexterity, Gilding the Lily, Hurling.
MILLER, PALMER
Street of Memories, LTnder the Southern Cross, Beneath Coral Seas, Dream Harbor, Maorick Melody Isle. Mystery Island, Port of Memories, Inspiration of Old Love Songs, Isle of June, Gate- way to the North. Eskimo Isle, Fishermen of the North.
NAGEL, CURTIS
Street of Memories, LTnder the Southern Cross, Beneath Coral Seas, Dream Harbor, Maoir, Melody Isle, Mystery Island, Port of Memories, In- spiration of Old Love Songs. Isle of June, Gateway to the North, Eskimo Isle, Fisher- men of the North.
NEUFELD, S.
You Can Be Had.
NEWMAN, ALBERT
.Serials : The Clutching Hand. The Black Coin.
NEWMAN, KURT \'iolets in Spring.
NEWMEYER, FRED
v\rbor Dav. Pinch Singer.
ORNITZ, ARTHUR Wanted a Master.
PARROTT, CHARLES
Life Hesitates at 4U, Count Takes the Count, Vamp Till Ready, On the Wrong Trek, Neighborhood House.
POOLE, LEONARD Herald of the Skies.
RIPLEY, ARTHUR
How to Behave, Gasoloons, W^ill Power.
ROBERTS, CHARLES E. Bridal Griefs.
ROTH, MURRAY
Dancing on the Ceiling.
ROWLAND, ROY
Cinema Circus, Hollywood Party, Sun-Kissed Stars at Palm Beach, Song of Revolt, How to Start the Dav Right.
SCHWALD, BEN
Fit to Win. Castle Towns of Ranee. Old Paris and Lerne. Belgium. Ice Cut-ups. Stop. Look and Guess. Thrill Witli Daredevils, Speed Mad. Golf- ing Rhythm, Sport Magic, Touring the Sport World. Little Champs. Disputed De- cisions, Football Flashes. Hold 'em Cowboy, Skiing is Believ- ing, Plane Devils, Fishing Thrills, Scrambled Legs. Fleet Hoofs. Fun in the Water. SCHWARZWALD, MILTON Carnival Time. Signing Off.
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Playing for Fun, The Vaud- O-Mat, Marine Follies, Teddy Bergman's International Re- vue, Flippen's Frolics, Gus Van's Garden Party, Musical Airways, Fun in a Firehouse, Royal Cafe, School for Swing. Television Highlights, Fun Begins at Home, It's on the Record, The Cocktail Party, Bargain Matinee, Shoes With Rhythm, The Singing Bandit, Alpine Cabaret.
SHERMAN, JOSEPH
Bars and .Stripes, Little Maes- tro. Annie Laurie.
SIDNEY, GEORGE Polo.
SMI-TH, CLIFF
.Serials : Adventures of Frank Merriwell. Ace Drummond, Jungle Tim. Secret Agent X-9.
SPARLING, GORDON Crystal Ballet.
STEPHANI, FREDERICK Serial : Flash Gordon.
TAGGART, ERROL The Public Pavs.
TAYLOR, RAY
Serials : The Phantom Rider. Dick Tracy, Robinson Crusoe of Clipper Island, The Vigi- lantes Are Coming, Roaring West. Flash Gordon.
TERHUNE. WILLIAM At Sea Shore.
THORPE, RICHARD Lest We Forget.
TOURNEUR, JACQUES
What Do You Think?, Jon- ker Diamond, Killer Dog, Harnessed Rhythm. Mastei Will Shakespeare, The Grand Bounce.
TOWNLEY, JACK Camera Cranks.
VON FRITSCH, GUNTHER Wanted a Master.
WATSON, WILLIAM
Practically Perfect, Dental Follies. Rah! Rah! Rhythm. The Wacky Family, Modern Home, The Screen Test, Transatlantic Love, The Big Courtship, Pixilated, Hi-Ya Doc?, Holding the Bag, Spooks, Alpine Rendezvous. The Queen's Birthday, The Ring Goes 'Round, Going Na- tive, Krazi Inventions.
WEATHERELL, M. A.
Robinson Crusoe. WHITE, SAM
The Champ's a Chump. WILBUR, CRANE
Romance of Robert Burns. WRIGHT MACK V-
Serials : The Vigilantes Are
Coming. Robinson Crusoe of
Clipper Island. YARBROUGH, JEAN V7.
Singing in the Air. Don't Be
Like That. Rh>thm on the
Rampage, Lalapaloosa. Inlaw-
ful. Horse Play, All Business.
Fight is Right. So and Dew.
Bad Medicine. Dog Flight.
And So to Wed.
^ AUTHORS ^
• • THEIR WORK ON FEATURES DURING 1936 AND THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1937
ABBOTT, ANTHONY
1936: The President's Mys- tery.
ABBOTT, GEORGE
1936 : Three Men on a Horse.
ADAMS, EUSTACE L. 1936: Down to the Sea.
ADAMS, FRANK R.
1937: Outcast, Circus Girl.
ADAMS, SAMUEL HOPKINS 1936: The Gorgeous Hussy, The President's Mystery.
ADAMSON, EWART
1936: The Walking Dead. In Paris A. W. O. L., Below the Deadline, Easy Money.
ADDINGTON, SARAH
1936: And So They Were Married.
ADE, GEORGE
1936: Freshman Love.
ADLER, FELIX
1936: Way Out West.
AHEARN, THOMAS
1937: Let's Make a Million, Behind the Headlines. The Big Shot, Behind the Mike, Let's Be Candid.
ALLEN, HERVEY
1936: Anthony Adverse. ALTEMUS, HENRY
1936: The Man Who Lived
Twice. ANDERSON, FREDERICK L
1936: The Return of Sophie
Lanar. ANDERSON, MAXWELL
1936: Mary of Scotland, Win-
terset. ANDREWS, JACK
1937: Born Reckless. ANTHONY, JOSEPH
1937: A Doctor's Diary. ANTHONY, STUART
1936: Burning Gold. ARLEN, MICHAEL
1936: The Golden Arrow.
ARLISS, LESLIE
1936: Windbag the Sailor. Where There's a Will. Every- body Dance.
1937: Rob Roy, Command Performance.
ARMSTRONG, PAUL, JR.
1936 : The Return of Jimmy
Valentine. ATKINS, TOMMY
1936: Hi Gaucho. AUERBACH, GEORGE
1936: His Brother's Wife. BABB, MAURINE
1936: Girl of the Ozarks. BACHMAN, LARRY
1936: Speed.
1937: They Wanted to Mar-
rv. BACHRACH, JACQUES
193fi: Give Us This Night. BAKER, GENE
1937: Ever Since Eve.
BAKER, GRAHAM
1937: History is Made at
Night, You Only Live Once. BALDERSTON, JOHN L.
1936: Beloved Enemy. BALDWIN, FAITH
1936: Love Before Breakfast,
Wife Versus Secretary, The
Moon's Our Home, August
Week-End. BALFE, WILLIAM
1936: The Bohemian Girl. BALLARD, FRED
1937; When's Your Birthday? BALLARD, JOHN F.
1937 : We're on the Jury. BANKSON, RUSSELL A.
1936: Feud of the West. BARRIE, SIR JAMES M.
1937: Quality Street. BARRINGER, BARRY
1936: Federal Agent. BARTLETT, CY
1936: Under Your Spell. BEAUMONT, GERALD
1936: Pride of the Marines.
1937: The Great O'Malley. BECK, GEORGE
1937: There Goes My Girl. BELDEN, CHARLES S.
1936: God's Country and the
Woman, Cafe Metropole.
1937: We Have Our Moments. BENEFIELD, BARRY
1936: Valiant is the Word for
Carrie.
BENNETT, CHARLES
1936: The Man Who Knev Too Much, The Clairvoyant. 1937: Shadow of the Wing.
BENNISON, ANDREW
1937: Lawless Land. BERKE, WILLIAM
1936 : Timberesque. BERNSTEIN, ISADORE
1936: For the Service, Tug- boat Princess. BIRINSKI, LEO
1936: The Gay Desperado. BLAKE, CHARLES E.
1936: The Country Doctor. BOHEM, DAVID
1937: Midnight Madonna. BOHEM, ENDRE
1936: Happy Go Lucky.
1937: Two Wise Maids. BOND, RAY
1937: Rhvthm in the Clouds. BOOTH, CHARLES G.
1936: The General Died at
Dawn. BOURBON. DIANA
1936 : Roaming Lady. BOXER, HERMAN
1937: California .Straight A-
head. BRACKETT, CHARLES
1936: Woman Trap. BRADBURY. ROBERT N.
1936: Sundown Saunders, The
Last of the Warrens, Cavalry. BRADSHAW, GEORGE
1937: New Faces of 1937.
BRANCH, HOUSTON
1936: North of Nome. BRAND, MAX
1937: Internes Can't Take
Money. BRANDE, DOROTHEA
1937: Wake Up and Live.
BREN, J. ROBERT
1936: High Tension.
1937 : Broadway Co-ed, Black Lightning, Racing Lady, Crash.
BRENNAN, FREDERICK H.
1936: Little Miss Nobody. BRENTANO, LOWELL
1937: The Crime Nobody Saw. BRESLOW, LOU
1936: Charlie Chan at the
Race Track.
1937: The Holy Terror, Sing
and be Happy.
BRICE, MONTE
1937: 1938.
Merry-Go-Round of
BRICKER, GEORGE
1936: The Law in Her Hands, King of Hockey.
1937: Fugitive in the Sky, Ink Gets in the Blood, Broadway Buckaroo, Sour Mountain.
BRIEUX. EUGENE
1937: Damaged Goods. BRIGHT, JOHN
1936 : Here Comes Trouble,
Girl of the Ozarks.
1937: John Meade's Woman. BRODIE, JULIAN
1936: Love on the Run. BROWN, KARL
1936: The White Legion.
1937: Girl Loves Boy, Join
the Marines. BROWN, ROLAND
1936: The Devil is a Sissy. BRYAN, JAY J.
1936: Fast Bullets. BUCHMAN, HAROLD
1936: D'on't Gamble With
Love.
1937: Shall We Dance. BUCHMAN, SIDNEY
1936: The Music Goes
'Round. BUCK, PEARL S.
1937: The Good Earth.
BUCKLEY, HAROLD
1936 : Legionnaire.
1937: Guns of the Pecos. On
to California, Eye of the
Needle.
BUFFINGTON, ADELE
1937: They Didn't Want Love, The Shiek Steps Out.
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AUTHORS' WORK
BURBRIDGE, BETTY
193;
Cone On Cowboys!
BURGER, PAUL
1936: IS Maiden Lane.
1937: Charlie Chan at the
Olympics. BURGESS, GELETT
1936: Two in the Dark. BURNET, DANA
1936 : Follow Your Heart. BURNETT, FRANCES H.
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy. BURNETT, W. R.
1936: 36 Hours to Kill. BURNS, WALTER NOBLE
1936: Robin Hood of El Do- rado. BURTT, ROBERT M.
1936: The Sky Parade. BUSCH, NIVEN
1936; Dance. Fool, Dance.
1937 : In Old Chicago.
BUS-FEKETE, LADISLAUS
1936: Ladies in Love.
1937: Tobacco Shop, Ferike,
Jean, Cape of Good Hope.
BUSH, KATHERINE
1936: Lady of Secrets. BUSHNELL, ADELYN
1937 : Laughing at Trouble. BUTLER, FRANK
1937: Waikiki Wedding, CAMPBELL, E. MURRAY
1936: The Last Outlaw. CAMPBELL, REGINALD
1936: Girl from Mandalay. CARB, DAVID
1936: Chatterbox. CARR, A. H. Z.
1937: Let's Get Married. CARROLL. RICHARD
1936: 1 Ccinquer the Sea. CARSON, ROBERT
1937: A Star is Born. CARY, LUCIAN
1936: Straight from the Shoul- der. CASPARY, VERA
1937 : Easy Living. CAVEN, TAYLOR
1937: China Passage. CENDRARS, BLAISE
1936: Sutter's Gold. CHAMBERS, WHITMAN
1936: Sinner Take All. CHANSLOR, MARJORIE
1936: The Girl on the Front
Page.
CHANSLOR, ROY
1936: Bengal Tiger, The Girl on the Front Page. 1937: Men in E.xile. Wine Wo- men and .Song, Public Wed- ding.
CHAPLIN, CHARLIE
1936: Modern Times. CHASE. BORDEN
1937: Midnight Taxi. CHILD, RICHARD W.
1936: Forgotten Faces. CHODOROV, JERRY
1936: The Gentleman from
Louisiana.
CHURCH, BLANCHE
1936: Millionaire Kid. CLAUSEN, CARL
1936: Killer at Large. CLORK, HARRY
1936: The Milky Way. COCKRELL, FRANCIS M.
1936: Walking on Air. COE, CHARLES FRANCIS
1937: Xancy Steele is Miss- ing. COHAN, GEORGE M.
1936: Song and Dance Man,
Times Square Playboy. COHEN, ALBERT J.
1936: Moonlight Murder. COHEN, BENNETT
1936 : Border Patrolman, Am- bush Valley.
1937: Melody of the Plains. COHEN. OCTAVUS ROY
1936: They Met in a Taxi.
1937: Jim Hanvey — Detective. COLDEWAY, ANTHONY
193 7 : Guns of the Pecos, Drae-
ge; man Courage. COMANDINI, ADELE
193(1 : Three Smart Girls. CONDON, CHARLES
1936: The Three Mesquiteers.
1937: Sing While You're Able. CONNELL, RICHARD
1936: F-Man. CONNELLY, MARC
1936: The Green Pastures. CONNOLLY, MYLES
1936: Palm Springs. CONNORS, BARRY
1936: Brides Are Like That. COOPER, J. FENIMORE
1936: The Last of the Mo- hicans. COWEN, WILLIAM JOYCE
1937: They Gave Him a Gun. COX, MORGAN
1937: Bill Cracks Down. COXE, GEORGE H.
1936: Women Are Trouble,
Murder With Pictures. CRAM, MILDRED
1936: The Last Outlaw.
1937: Wings Over Honolulu. CROUSE, RUSSELL
1936: Anything Goes. CURTIS, ALICE F.
1937: The Man Who Found
Himself. CURWOOD, JAMES OLIVER
1936: Timber War, Song of
the Trail, The Country Be- yond, Caryl of the Mountains,
Wildcat Trooper. DALRYMPLE, LEONA
1937 : Dangerous Number. DARLING, W. SCOTT
1936: The Return of Jimmy
Valentine. DAUGHERTY, FRANK
1937: Once a Doctor. DAVIS, ALFRED
1936: 'Til We Meet Again. DAVIS, ELMER
1936: My American Wife. DAWN, NORMAN
1936: Tundra. DAWSON, CONINGSBY
1937: Girl from Scotland Yard. DAZEY, FRANK MITCHELL
1936: Klondike Annie. 13
Hours by Air, N'obody's Fool. DECSEY, ERNST
1936: The King Steps Out.
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DE LAMATER, ELEANOR
1937: Big P.usiness. DE MONO, ALBERT
1937 : Two Can Play. DeSYLVA, B. G.
1936: Born to Dance. DE WOLF KAREN
1936: Doughnuts and Society,
Ride Ranger Ride.
1937: Dangerous Holiday. DILLON, ROBERT
1936: Parole! DODD, LEE WILSON
1936: Bunker Bean. DONAHUE, JACK
1936: Sons O' Guns. DONNELLY, DOROTHY
1936: Poppy. DOUGLAS, LLOYD
193 7 : Green Light. DOWELL, GEORGE
1936: Klondike Annie. DRAKE, OLIVER
1936: Comin' 'Round the
Mountain.
1937: Riders of the Whistling
Skull. DUFF, WARREN
1936: Stolen Holiday. DUFFY, J. A.
1936: The Cattle Thief.
1937: Law of the Ranger. DUGAN. THOMAS
1937: Pick a Star. DUMAS, ALEXANDER, JR.
1936: Camille. DUNNE, FINLEY P., JR.
1936: We Went to College.
1937 : Breezing Home. DUNNE, PHILIP
1937: Breezing Home. DURLAM, ARTHUR
1936: Lightnin' Bill Carson,
Aces and Eights. EARL, KENNETH
1936: Love on a Bet. EBERHART, MIGNON G.
1936 : Murder of Dr. Harri-
gan. Murder by an Aristocrat. EDEN, ROB
1936: Dancing Feet. EGGLESTON, EDWARD
1937 : The Hnosier Schoolbo3'. ELKINS, SAUL
1936: The Crime of Dr.
Forbes, Charlie Chan at the
Race Track. ELLIS, ROBERT
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven,
Back to Nature.
1937: OiT to the Races. ELSTON, ALLAN V.
1937: Paradise Express, Para- dise Isle. EMMETT. ROBERT
1936: The Oregon Trail, Men
of the Plains, Song of the
Gringo, ENGEL, SAMUEL G.
1936: Stowaway. ENGLISH, RICHARD
1936: Bulldog Edition.
1937: Larceny on the Air. Too
Many Wives. ERSKiNE, JOHN
1936: The President's Mystery. FAIRLIE, GERARD
1936: Bulldog Drummond
Again.
1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes. FAULKNER, WILLIAM
1937: Slave Ship.
AUTHORS' WORK
FELTON, EARL
1936: Man Hunt, Freshman
Love, The Bengal Tiger, The
Gang's All Here, Fun To Be
Foolish.
1937: The Captain's Kid, The
Campus INIystery.
FENTON, FRANKLYN
1937: Angel's Holiday, Wom- an Chases Man, Wild and Woolly.
FERBER, EDNA
1936: Showboat, Come and Get It.
FERGUSON, RON 193 7 : Big Business.
FESSIER, MICHAEL
1937: Song of the City.
FIELD, JULIAN
1936: Sitting on the Moon. 7IELDS, JOSEPH A.
1936: The Walking Dead. FINKEL, ABEM
1936: Road Gang.
1937: Marked Woman. FINN, JONATHAN
1936: Jailbreak. FITZSIMMONS, CORTLAND
1936: The Longest Night. FLAVIN, MARTIN
1936 : Love Begins at Twenty. FLICK, PAT C.
1937 : Nobody's Baby. FLOURNOY, RICHARD
1936: General Spanky.
1937: Pick a Star. FODOR, LADISLAUS
1936: The Unguarded Hour,
Girl's Dormitory. FORT, GARRETT
1936 : Dracula's Daughter. FOSTER. LEWIS E.
1936 : Two in a Crowd, My Blue Heaven, Too Young to Die.
FOWLER, GENE 1936: Career Woman.
FOX. ELSIE
1937: Last Train from Madrid.
FOX, JOHN, JR.
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine.
FOX,_ PAUL HARVEY
1937 : Last Train from Madrid. FRANCIS, OWEN
1936: The Magnificent Brute.
1937: Bill Cracks Down. FRANK. BRUNO
1936: Sutter's Gold. FRANKLIN, EDGAR
1936: Evervbndv's Old Man. FRANKLIN, PAUL
1936: Secret Valley. FREEMAN. LEE
193 7 : Lazy River. FULLER, SAM
1936: Hats Ofif. GALLICO. PAUL
1936: Wedding Present.
193 7 : Wild Monev. GAMET. KENNETH
1937: Midnight Court. GARDNER. ERLE STANLEY
1936: Special Investigator, The
Case of the Velvet Claws,
Case of the Black Cat.
GARNETT, TAY
1937: Love is News.
GARRETT, OLIVER H. P. 1937: Her Husband Lies.
GARTH, DAVID
1937: Hideaway Girl.
GATZERT, NATE
1936: Heroes of the Range. Avenging Waters, The Un- known Ranger, The Fugitive Sheriff.
GAY, FRANK
King of the Sierras.
GELSEY, ERWIN
1936 : Swing Time, Big Broad- cast of 1937.
GIBSON, TOM
1936: The Singing Cowboy,
Romance Rides the Range. GILL, THOMAS
1937: Border Cafe. GLASMON. KUBEC
1936: Parole! GLUCK, SINCLAIR
1936: The Dark Hour. GOODMAN, JACK
1937 : Meet the Missus. GOODRICH, JOHN
1936: Crack-Up. GORDON. HpMER KING
1937 : The Gun Ranger. GORMAN, HERBERT
1936: Suzy. GOULD, BRUCE
1936: Reunion.
GOULDING, EDMUND
1937 : That Certain Woman.
GRACE, RICHARD V.
1936: Devil's Squadron.
GRAHAM, GARRETT
1937: Sweetheart of the Navy.
GRAHAM, JO
1936: Country Gentlemen.
GRANET, BERT
1936: The Gentleman from Louisiana.
GRANT, JAMES EDWARD 1936: Grand Jury, The Ex- Mrs. Bradford, Muss 'Em Up, Great Guy.
GREEN, ALAN
1936: Love on the Run.
GREENE, WARD
1937: They Won't Forget.
GREY. ZANE
1936: Desert Gold, Drift Fence, Nevada, Arizona Raid- ers, King of the Royal Mounted, End of the Trail. 1937: Arizona Mahonev.
GRIFFIN, ELEANORE
1936 : Diamond Rush.
1937 : When Love is Young, Love in a Bungalow.
GRINSTED. J. E.
1936 : Sunset of Power. GROPPER, MILTON H.
1937 : Women of Glamour. GRUEN, JAMES
1936: The Leathernecks Have
Landed. GUEDEL. JOHN
1936: General Spanky. GUIOL. FRED
1936: Silly Billies.
HACKETT, WALTER
1937: Espionage. HAIGHT, GEORGE
1936: Gold Diggers of 1937. HAINES, WILLIAM
WISTER
1937: Slim. HALL, ALLEN
1936: Desert Justice. HALL, NORMAN S.
1936: Border Caballero. HALPERIN, VICTOR
1936 : Revolt of the Zombies. HAMILTON, HARRY
1936: I Cover Chinatown,
Banjo On My Knee. HAMMERSTEIN, OSCAR. II
1936: Rose Marie. HAMMETT. DASHIELL
1936: Satan Met a Lady,
After the Thin Man. HARBACH. OTTO
1936: Rose Marie. HARRINGTON, MILDRED
1937: Turn Ofif the Moon. HART, WILLIAM S.
1936: O'M alley of the
Mounted. HARTE, BRET
1936: M'liss.
1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat. HARTMAN, DON
1937: Waikiki Wedding.
HARTMANN, EDMUND L.
1936: Wanted — Jane Turner, Don't Get Personal, The Big Noise.
HARVEY, JACK
1936: Country Gentlemen.
HARWOOD, H. M.
1937: Personal Property.
HATCH, ERIC
1936 : My Man Godfrey, Spend- thrift.
HECHT, BEN
1936: Soak the Rich.
HELLMAN, LILLIAN 1936: These Three.
HERALD, HEINZ
1937: The Life of Emile Zola.
HELTAI, EUGENE
1937: The Lady Escapes.
HERCZEG, GEZA
1937: The Life of Emile Zola.
HICHENS, ROBERT
1936: The Garden of Allah. HIGGIN, HOWARD
1936: Invisible Ray, Revolt of
the Zombies.
1937: The Gold Racket. HILL. ETHEL
1936 : More Than a Secretary.
1937: When You're in Love. HILTON, JAMES
1937: Lost Horizon. HOBART. VERA
1936: Ring Around the Moon. HODGES. DOUGLAS
1936: Invisible Ray.
287
AUTHORS' WORK
HOLLAND, GEORGE
1937: Don't Tell the Wife. HOLM, GUSTAV
1936: The King Steps Out. HOLM, JOHN CECIL
1936: Three Men on a Horse. HOPE, EDWARD
1937: Marrv the (".irl.
HOPKINS, Arthur
1937: Swing High-Swing Low. HOPKINS, ROBERT
1936: San Francisco. 193 7 : Saratoga.
HORMAN, ARTHUR
1936: Bridge of Sighs, Three
of a Kind, It Couldn't Have
Happened.
1937: Ellis Island, It Couldn't
Have Happened.
HOUSER, LIONEL
193 7 : I I'romise to Pay. HOUSER, MERVIN J.
1936: Rhythm on the Range. HOUSTON, NORMAN
1936: High Tension, Caval- cade of the West. HUBBARD, ELBERT
1936: A Message to Garcia. HUGHES, RUPERT
1936: It Had to Happen, The
President's Mystery. HURST, VIDA
1936: Tango. HUTCHINSON. BRUCE
1937: Park Avinue Logger. HYLAND, FRANCES
1936: The Crime of Dr.
Forbes.
1937: Step Lively Jeeves! JACCARD, JACQUES
1936: Desert Guns.
JACKSON, FELIX
1937: Beauty and Brains, Three Smart Girls Go To Town.
JACKSON, FREDERICK
1937: The tJreat Gamliini. JACKSON, HELEN H.
1936 : Ramona. JACOBS, W. W.
1936: Our Relations. JACOBS, WILLIAM
1936: Song of the Saddle.
Treachery Rides the Range,
Hot Money. JACOBY, M.
1936: Here Comes Carter I JAMISON, MRS. C. V.
1936: Rainbow on the River. JARRETT, DAN
1936: Let's Sing Again, Bor- der Patrolman.
1937 : Hollywood Cowboy. JAY, GRIFFIN
1937: Bank Alarm. JEFFERSON, L. V.
1936: The Lion's Den. JESSE, F. TENNYSON
1936: Half Angel. JEVNE, JACK
1936: Mister Cinderella, Way
Out West. JOHNSON, EARL
1936: Two in Revolt. JOHNSTON, AGNES C.
1936: Nobody's Fool.
JONES, ARTHUR VERNON
193 7 : Pick a Star. JONES, BUCK
1936 : The Cowboy and the
Kid, Ride 'Em Cowboy. JOPE-SLADE, CHRISTINE
1936: Forbidden Heaven. JORDAN, ANNE
1936: The Luckiest Girl in the
World. JORDAN, ELIZABETH
193(>; Make Way fur a Lady. JOSEPH, EDMUND
1936: Hats Off. JOSEPHSON, MATTHEW
1937: Toast of Mew York. KAHN, GORDON
1937 : Navy Blues. KANDEL, ABEN
1936 : Come Closer Folks, More Than a Secretary.
KANTOR, MacKINLAY
1936: The Voice of Bugle
Ann.
1937: Mountain Music. KAVANAUGH, KATHARINE
1936: Every Saturday Night,
Educating Father. KELLAND, CLARENCE B.
1936: Strike Me Pink, Mr.
Deeds Goes to Town, Florida
Special. KELLOGG, VIRGINIA
1936: Stolen Holiday. KELLY, GEORGE
1936: Craig's Wife. KELLY, MARK
1936: Pigskin Parade, One in
a Million. KENDIS, J. D.
1936: Gambling With Souls. KENYON, CURTIS
1936 : Lloyds of London.
1937: Wake Up and Live. KESSEL, JOSEPH
1937 : The Woman I Love.
KIMBLE, LAWRENCE
1936: All American Chump.
KING, BRADLEY
1937 : Maid of Salem. KING, RUFUS
1936: Love Letters of a Star. KINKEAD, CLEVES
1936: Private Number. KIPLING, RUDYARD
1937: Captains Courageous,
Wee Willie Winkie. KNIGHT, TRACY
1936: Darkest Africa. KOBER, ARTHUR
1936: Big Broadcast of 1937. KOHN, BEN GRAUMAN
1936: Lady from Nowhere,
Man Must Live, Love Rolls
Along. KOULBOURNE, WAYNE
1936: Easy ttf, Take. KRAFT, H. S.
1936: Smartest Girl in Town.
1937: Champagne W'altz. KRASNA. NORMAN
1936: Fury.
288
1937: The King and the Chor- us (;irl, As Good as Married.
KRIMS, MILTON 1936: Speed.
KRUMGOLD, JOSEPH
1936: Adventure in Manhat- tan.
KUMMER, CLARE
1936: Her Master's Voice. KYNE, PETER B.
1936: The Three Godfathers, The Last Assignment, Born to Fight, Rio Grande Romance, Secret Patrol, Racing Blood, Kelly of the Secret Service, Without Orders, Put on the Spot, Stampede. 1937: Headline Chaser, The Go Getter. Tough to Handle, Affairs of Cappy Ricks, Any- thing for a Thrill. KYSON, CHARLES 1936: West of Nevada.
LAIDLAW, BETTY
1937: Too Tough to Handle, Rhythm Racketeer, Death in the Dressing Room, The White Rider, The Mother, Bandit King.
LAKE, ARTHUR
1936: It's a Great Life.
LAMSON, DAVID
1936: We Who Are About to Die.
LANDAU, LESLIE L
1936: Dark World.
LARKIN, JOHN FRANCIS 1936: Mind Your Own Busi- ness.
LAW, HAROLD
1936: Neighborhood House. 1937: Nobody's Baby.
LAWRENCE, JOSEPHINE 1937: Make Way for Tomor- row.
LEARY, HELEN
1937: Make Way for Tomor- row.
LEARY, NOLAN
1937: Make Way for Tomor- row.
LEE, MARGARET 1937: Ever Since Eve.
LEHMAN, PAUL EVAN 1936: Idaho Kid.
LENNON, THOMAS
1936: Silly Billies, Grand Jury.
LEVERING, JOSEPH
1937: Law of the Ranger.
LEVIEN, SONYA
1930: The Country Doctor.
LEW, DAVID S.
1937 : Bank Alarm. LEWIS, SINCLAIR
1936 : I Married a Doctor,
Dodsworth.
AUTHORS' WORK
LINDSAY. HOWARD
1936: Anything Goes.
LIPMAN, WILLIAM R.
1936: Yours for the Asking, Love is News.
LIPPINCOTT, NORMAN
1936: Murder at Glen Athol. LITTLEFIELD, LUCIEN 1936: Early to Bed.
LIVELY, ROBERT
1937: Too Tough to Handle. Rhythm Racketeer, Death in the Dressing Room, The White Rider, The Mother, Bandit King.
LLOYD, ROLLO
1936: Revolt of the Zombies. LOEB, LEE
1936: Don't Gamble With
Love, Watch Your Step.
1937: Shall We Dance. LOGAN, HELEN
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven,
Here Comes Trouble, Charlie
Chan at the Race Track, Back
to Nature.
1937: Off to the Races. LONDON, JACK
1936: White Fang, Conflict. LONSDALE, FREDERICK
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey-
ney. LOOS, ANITA
1937: Mama Steps Out, Sara- toga. LORD, ROBERT
1936: The Singing Kid. Col- leen, Stage Struck, Black
Legion. LOWE, EDWARD J.
1936: Educating Father. LOWE. SHERMAN
1936: Night Cargo, Trapped
by Television, With Love and
Kisses. LOWENSTEIN, STANLEY
1937: Sing While You're Able. MacARTHUR, CHARLES
1936: Soak the Rich. MacDONALD, PHILIP
1936 : Princess Comes Across. MacDONALD, WALLACE
1936: Doughnuts and Society,
Hearts in Bondage. MacDONALD, WILLIAM
COLT
1936: Too Much Beef.
193 7 : Roarin' Lead. MacISAACS, FRED
1937: Mysterinus Crossing. McCALL, MARY, JR.
1937: I Promise to Pay. McCAREY, RAY
1936: Three Cheers for Love.
McCarthy, john p.
1936: Song of the Gringo.
McCarthy, mary
1936: Theodora Goes Wild.
McCONVILLE, BERNARD
1936: King of the Pecos, The Lonely Trail.
1937: Death in the Air. Ghost Town Gold, The Old Corral, Riders of the Whistling Skull, I Cover the War.
McCOY, HORACE 1936: Postal Inspector.
McCULLEY. JOHNSTON
1937: Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm, The Trusted Outlaw.
McGOWAN, DORRELL
1936: Lady Luck, Sea Spoil- ers, Guns and Guitars, The Singing Cowboy. 1937: A Man Betrayed, Git Along Little Dogies, The Big Show.
McGOWAN, JACK 1936: Born to Dance.
McGOWAN, STUART E. 1936: Lady Luck, Sea Spoil- ers, Guns and Guitars, Red River Valley, The Singing Cowboy.
1937: A Man Betrayed, Git Along Little Dogies, The Big Show.
McGUIRE, WILLIAM A.
1936: The Great Ziegfeld. McNEILE, H. C.
1937: Bulldog Drummond.
Escapes. MACAULEY, RICHARD
1937: Ready Willing and Able,
Melody for Two, Riding on
Air. MACK, WILLARD
1936: The Dragnet, I'd Give
My Life. MAIBAUM, RICHARD
1936: Gold Diggers of 1937. MALLORY, JAY
1936: Give Me Your Heart. MANN, E. B.
1936: Desert Phantom, Stormy
Trails, Boss Rider of Gun
Creek.
1937: Guns in the Dark. MANNING, BRUCE
1936: Roaming Lady. MARGIN, MAX
1936: The Jungle Princess. MARISCHKA, ERNST
1936: The King Steps Out. MARISCHKA. HUBERT
1936: The King Steps Out. MARKEY, GENE
1936: White Hunter, Love in
Exile, The Big Noise. MARKSON, BEN
1937: Sing And Be Happy. MARQUAND. J. P.
1937: Think Fast Mr. Moto. MARQUIS, DON
193 7 : The Old Soak. MARSHALL, GEORGE
1936: Can This Be Dixie? MARTIN, AL
1936: Trapped by Television,
With Love and Kisses. MARX, GROUCHO
1937; The King and the Chor- us Girl. MASON, BERNICE
1936: Under Your Spell.
289
MAUGHAM, W. SOMERSET
1936: Isle of Fury. MEINARDI, HELEN
1937: 1 Met Ilim in Paris. MENCE, GEORGE
1937: Rhythm in the Clouds. MEREDYTH, BESS
1936: Charlie Chan at the
Opera. MERRITT, ABRAHAM
1936: The Devil-Doll. MILHAUSER, BERTRAM
1937: Under Cover of Night. MILLER, ALICE DUER
1936: Collegiate. MILLER, SETON I.
1936: Bullets or Ballots. MILNE, A. A.
1937: Four Days' Wonder.
MILNE, PETER
1936: God's Country and the Woman.
MOONEY, MARTIN
1936: Exclusive Story. Bullets
or Ballots, Missing Girls, High
Gear.
1937: You Can't Buy Luck.
MOORE, KATHERINE L. 1936: Pennies from Heaven.
MOORE, OLGA
1937: You Can't Beat Love.
MOORE, WILFRED G. 1936: The Sky Parade.
MORGAN, MARION 1936: Klondike Annie.
MORRIS, KAY 1936: Parole!
MULFORD, CLARENCE E. 1936: Call of the Prairie, Three on the Trail, Hop- along Cassidy Returns, Trail Dust.
1937: Borderland, Hills of Old Wyoming, North of Rio Grande, Rustler's Valley.
MURFIN, JANE
1936: That Girl from Paris.
MYTON, FRED
1936: Border Phantom.
NATTEFORD, JOHN F. 1936: Millionaire Kid.
NEBEL. LOUIS F.
1937: Fifty Roads to Town.
NEVILLE, JOHN T.
1936: The Glory Trail, Re- bellion, The Traitor. 1937: Old Louisiana.
NEWSOM, J. D.
1937: Traul)le in Morocco.
NICHOLSON, KENYON 1937 : Lady Be Careful.
NICHOLSON, MEREDITH 1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles.
NOBEL, FREDERICK 1936: Smart Blonde.
O'CASEY, SEAN
1936: The Plough and the Stars.
O'DONNELL, JOSEPH
1936: Ghost Patrol, Roarin' Guns.
AUTHORS' WORK
OLMSTEAD, EDWIN
1937: Woman in Distress. OLMSTEAD, HARRY F.
1937: Gun Lords of Stirrup
Basin, -:V Lawman is Born. OLSEN, JAMES P.
1937: Bar Z I5a(i Man. O'NEILL, GEORGE
1936: Yellow Dust. OPPENHEIM, E. PHILLIPS
1937: Romance and Riches. OPPENHEIMER, GEORGE
1936: We Went to College.
ORCZY, BARONESS
1937: The Emperor's Candle- sticks.
ORNITZ, SAMUEL
1936: Two Wise Maids.
193 7 : A Doctor's Diary.
ORR, GERTRUDE
1936 : Forgotten Women, Cir- cus Queen.
OSBORNE, HUBERT 1936: Follow the Fleet.
OUIDA
1936: Under Two Flags.
OURSLER, FULTON 1936: Second Wife.
PALMER, STUART
1936 : Murder on a Bridle Path. The Plot Thickens.
PARROTT, CHARLES
1936: Neighborhood House. PARROTT, JAMES
1936: Way Out West. PARROTT, URSULA
1936: Next Time We Love,
Brilliant Marriage. PARSONS, LINDSLEY
1936: Headin' for Rio Grande. PATRICK, JOHN
1936: Educating Father.
1937: The Holy Terror, Sing
And Be Happy. PAYNE, STEPHEN
1936: Swifty. PEMBROKE, SCOTT
1936: The Lawless Nineties. PEREZ, PAUL
1936: The Little Red School
House, Easy Money.
1937: Once a Doctor, Paradise
Express. PHILLIPS, ARTHUR
1936: Yellowstone. PIERCE, WILLIAM
1937: Night Kev, Armored
Car. PINCHON, EDGCUMB
1936: Daniel Boone.
PIROSH, ROBERT
1937: A Day at the Races.
POHLE, LAWRENCE
1937: Let's Make a Million, The Big Shot.
POLAND, JOSEPH
1936: The Lawless Nineties, Winds of the Wasteland.
PORTER, GENE STRATTON 1936: The Harvester.
PRASKINS, LEONARD
1936: One in a Million. PRESNELL, ROBERT 1936 : Postal Inspector.
PRESSBURGER
1936: One Rainy Afternoon.
PUJAL, RENE
1936 : One Rainy Afternoon.
QUEEN, ELLERY
1937: The ("rime Nobody Saw, The Mandarin Mystery.
RAISON, MILTON
1936: Country Gentlemen.
RAMEAU, HANS
1937 : Confession.
RANKIN, WILLIAM
1936: Counterfeit, Pennies from Heaven.
1937: Time Out for Romance, Love in a Bungalow.
RATHMELL, JOHN
1936: Darkest Africa. RATOFF, GREGORY
1936: Sins of Man.
1937 : Cafe Metropole. REED, MARK
1936 : Petticoat Fever.
GEORGE BRICKER
SCREEN PLAYS
— 1937 — 'Don't Pull Your Punches" "Shh! The Octopus!'
'Circulation War" "Melody For Two"
"Ink Gets In the Blood" (a novel)
Stage Play
'Sour Mountain'
MARGUERITE ROBERTS
Screenplays
Latest Release
TURN OFF THE MOON
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290
AUTHORS' WORK
REEVES, THEODORE
1936: Dangerous Waters, So- ciety Doctor.
REMARQUE. ERICH MARIA
I'l.w: Tlie Road Hack. RENALDO, DUNCAN
19.1": Mile a Minute Love. REYHER, FERDINAND
1936 : You May Be Next, Don't
Turn 'Em Loose. RICE, ALBERT
1937: Meet the Missus. RICHARDS, LAURA E.
1936: Captain January. RIGBY, GORDON
1936: Two Years Before the
Mast.
RILEY, LAWRENCE
1936 : Go West Young Man.
RINEHART. MARY ROBERTS
1937: 23 ■ 2 Hours Leave. RISTER, CLAUDE
1936: The Prescott Kid.
RIVKIN, ALLEN
1936: Champagne Charlie. 1937: This is My Affair.
ROBINSON, CHARLES
1936: Lady Be Careful. ROCHE, ARTHUR S.
1936: The Case Against Mrs.
Ames. RODGERS, SARAH
ELIZABETH
1937 : Ciirl Overboard. RODNEY, COL. GEORGE B.
1936 : Frontier Justice. ROGERS, BOGART
1936: 13 Hnurs by Air. ROGERS, CHARLES
1936: Way Out West. ROGERS, HOWARD
EMMET
1936: The Bride Walks Out. ROGERS, SHERMAN
1936: It's a Great Life. ROGGER, LOUIS L.
19316: Princess Comes Across. ROOT, LYNN
1936: The Milky Way.
1937 : Woman Chases Man.
Angel's llolichiv. Wild and
W._...lly. ROPES, BRADFORD
1937: The Hit Parade. ROSSEN, ROBERT
1937: Marked Woman. ROTH, JOSEPH
1936: Sins of Man. ROTH, MURRAY
1937: She's Dangerous.
ROUVEROL, AURANIA 1937: .\ Family Affair.
ROWAN, ANDREW S. 1936: Message to Garcia.
ROYAL, CHARLES P.
1936: Western Courage, Val- ley of the Lawless. RUNYON, DAMON
1936: Three Wise Guys.
1937 : Racing Lady. RUSKIN, HARRY
1937: Married Before Break- fast. RUTHVEN, MADELEINE
1936: And Sudden Death. RYAN, BEN
1937: She's Dangerous. RYAN, DON
1937: Midnight Court. RYERSON, FLORENCE
1936: Tough Guy. ST. CLAIR, ROBERT
1936: Doughnuts and Society. SALE, RICHARD
1937: Find the Witness. SAMUELS, HENRI
1936: Speed Reporter. SANTLEY, JOSEPH
1936: Mad Holiday. SAUBER, HARRY
1936: Sing Me a Love Song.
1937: Racketeers in Exile. SAUNDERS. LAWRENCE
1936: Snowed Under. SAYRE. GEORGE
WALLACE
1936: Go Get 'Em Haines.
Flying Hostess. SAYRE, JOEL
1936: Parole 1 SCHARY, DORE
1936: The Public Must Eat. SCHAUFFLER, ELSIE T.
1937: Parnell, SCHECK, MURIEL
1936: Smartest Girl in Town. SCHROEDER, DORIS
1936: Heart of the West. SCOTT. ALLAN
1936: Follow the Fleet.
SCOTT, EWING
1936: Border Flight. 1937 : Hollywood Cowboy. Park Avenue Logger, Wind- jammer
SEATON. GEORGE
1937: A Day at the Races.
SEGALL. HARRY
1936: Fatal Lady.
1937: Super Sleuth.
SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM
1936 : Romeo and Juliet.
SHANNON, ROBERT T. 1936: Moonlight Murder.
SHEEKMAN, ARTHUR 1936: Pigskin Parade.
SHELDON, CHARLES M.
1936: In His Steps.
SHEPARD. KATHLEEN
1936: Human Cargo.
SHERMAN, RICHARD
1936: To Mary— With Love.
SHERWOOD, ROBERT
1936: Petrified Forest.
SHIPMAN, BARRY 1936: Shakedown. 1937: Dangerous Holiday.
SHUMATE, HAROLD
1936: Hell-Ship Morgan. Dan- gerous Intrigue, The Final Hour, Crash Donovan. 1937: Parole Racket, Counter- feit Lady.
SILVERS, SID
1936: Born to Dance. SILVERSTEIN, DAVID
1936: Dancing Feet, Ticket to
Paradise.
SIMMONS, MICHAEL
1937: \'enus .Makes Trouble. SMITH, DODIE
1937: Call It a Day. SMITH, GARRET
1936: Old Hutch. SMITH, HINTON
1937: Girl Loves Boy. SNELL. EARL
1936: Rogue of the Range,
Everyman's Law. SPENCE, RALPH
1936: Poor Little Rich Girl. SPERLING, MILTON
1936: Sing Baby Sing. SPRAGUE, CHANDLER
1936: Early to Bed. SPRINGER. NORMAN
1937: Devil's Playground. SQUIER, EMMA L.
1936: Dancing Pirate. STANGELAND, MICHAELIS
1936: Star for a Night. STEEL, KURT
1937: Murder Goes to Col- lege. STEMMLE, R. A.
1936: Desire. STEPANI. FREDERICK
1937: Love is News. STEVENS, LOUIS
1937: Criminal Lawyer. STEVENSON, ROBERT L.
1936 : Trouble for Two. STONE. ANDREW L.
1937: The Girl Said No.
STONG, PHIL
1936: The Farmer in the Dell. STOREY, TOM SAWYER 1936: Two in Revolt.
STOUT, REX
1936: Meet Nero Wolfe.
STRACHEY. LYTTON
1936: The White Angel. STRATTON-PORTER. GENE
1937: Michael O'llalleron.
STRAUSS. JAY
r'37: Swcciheart of the Xavy.
STRONG. AUSTIN
1936: Along Came Love.
STURGES. PRESTON
1937 : Hotel Haywire.
SULLIVAN. WALLACE
1936: Just My Luck, Laugh- ing Irish Eyes, The Return
291
AUTHORS' WORK
of Jimmy Valentine, Sitting on the Moon, Libeled Lady, Sally, Irene and Mary, The Corn- huskers, March of Melody. SUTHERLAND, SIDNEY 1936 : Laughing Irish Eyes.
SWIFT, DON
1936: Let's Sing Again. SYRETT, NETTA
1936: A Woman Rebels. SZEKELY, HANS
1936: Desire. TALBOT, MONROE
1936: Hair-Trigger Casey.
1937: Aces Wild. TANSEY, ROBERT
1936: Roamin' Wild. TARKINGTON, BOOTH
1936: Gentle Julia.
1937: Clarence, Penrod and
Sam. TASKER, ROBERT
1936: Here Comes Trouble.
1937: John Meade's Woman. TAYLOR, ERIC
1936: Happy Go Lucky, Spe- cial Orders.
1937: Navy Blues. TAYLOR, MATT
1936: More Than a Secretary.
TAZIL, ZARAH
1936 : Outlaws of the Range. TEILHET, DARWIN
1937: They Wanted to Marry. TEMPLETON, GEORGE
1936: Too Many Parents. TEMPLIN, DAN M.
1936: Boulder Dam. TENNYSON, ALFRED
1936: The Charge of the Light
Brigade. TERHUNE, ALBERT
PAYSON
1937: The Mighty Treve. THAYER, TIFFANY
1937: King of Gamblers. THIELE, WILLIAM
1936: Don't Get Personal. THOMAS, FAITH
1936: Hollywood Boulevard. THOMPSON, FRED
1936: Sons O' Guns. THOMPSON, KEENE
1936 : Wives Never Know. TINSLEY, THEODORE A.
1936 : Panic on the Air. TOTHEROH, DAN
1936: Yellow Dust. TOTMAN, WELLYN
1936: The Leathernecks Have
Landed, Down to the Sea,
Happy Go Lucky. TOWNE, GENE
1937: History Is Made at
Night, You Only Live Once. TOWNLEY, JACK
1936: The Last Outlaw,
Mummy's Boys. TRASKER, ROBERT
1936: Girl of the Ozarks. TRIVERS, BARRY
1936: Big Broadcast of 1937. TROTTI, LAMAR
1936: The First Baby, Pepper.
1937: This is My Affair.
TRUMBO, DALTON
1936: Tugboat Princess. TWAIN, MARK
1937: The Prince and the Pau- per. TWIST, JOHN
1936: The Last Outlaw,
Wanted — Jane Turner. ULMAN, WILLIAM A., JR.
1936: I3own to the Sea. UPSON, WILLIAM H.
1936: Earthworm Tractors. VANCE, LOUIS JOSEPH
1936: The Lone Wolf Returns. VAN DINE, S. S.
1936: Garden Murder Case.
The President's Mystery. VAN DYCKE, TOM
1936: The Man Who Lived
Twice, Alibi for Murder.
1937: The Wildcatter. VAN LOAN, H. H.
1936: I'd Give My Life. VEILLER, BAYARD
1937: The Thirteenth Chair. VERNE, JULES
1937: The Soldier and the
Lady. VIDOR, KING
1936: The Texas Rangers.
VON STROHEIM, ERICH
1937: Between Two Women. WAGONER. GEORGE
1937: The Three Legionnaires. WAGNER, FREDERICK H.
1937: Killers of the Sea. WALES, HENRY
1936: You May Be Next. WALLACE, FRANCIS
1936: Rose Bowl, The Big
Game.
1937: Kid Gallahad. WALLACH, MICHAEL
1936: Gold Diggers of 1937. WALSH, THOMAS
1936: We're Only Human WARD, LUCI
1936: Mountain Justice. WATTERS, GEORGE
MANKER
1937; Swing High — Swing
Low. WEAD, FRANK
1936: China Clipper, Sea
Devils. WEBSTER, M. COATES
1936: The Man I Marry. WEIMAN, RITA
1936: The Witness Chair, The
President's Mystery. WEITZENKORN, LOUIS
1936: Two Against the World. WELLMAN, WILLIAM A.
1937 : A Star is Born. WEST, MAE
1936 : Klondike Annie. WEST, WALTON
1936: The Riding Avenger. WESTON, GARNETT
1936 : Preview Murder Mys.
tery. WHATELY, ROGER
1937: Drums of Destiny. WHITE, BOUCK
1937: Toast of New York.
292
WIGGIN, KATE D.
1936: Timothy's Quest.
WILBUR, CRANE
1936: The Devil on Horse- back.
1937: Her Husband's Secre- tary, Alcatraz Island, One More Tomorrow.
WILDER, BILLY
1937: Champagne Waltz. WILLIAMS, BEN AMES
1936: Small Town Girl. WILLIAMS, EMLYN
1937: Night Must Fall.
WILLIAMS, JESSE L.
1936: Too Many Parents. WILSON, CHERRY
1936: Empty Saddles.
1937: Sandflow. WILSON, HARRY LEON
1936 : Bunker Bean.
1937: Oh Doctor. WILSTACH, FRANK
1936: The Plainsman. WITWER. H. C.
1936: Cain and Mabel.
WODEHOUSE. P. G.
1936: Piccadilly Jim, ThanV
You Jeeves. WOLF, EDGAR ALLAN
1936: Tough Guy. WOLFSON, P. J.
1936: The Lady Consents.
Public Enemy's Wife. WOODROW, MRS. WILSON
1936: Penthouse Party. WORMSER, RICHARD
1936: Sworn Enemy.
1937: Let Them Live! WORTH, CEDRIC
1937: When You're in Love. WORTS, GEORGE F.
1936: Absolute Quiet. WRIGHT, HAROLD BELL
1936: The Calling of Dan
Matthews, The Mine With the
Iron Door, Wild Brian Kent,
Secret Valley.
1937: It Happended Out
West, The Californians. WRIGHT, WILLIAM H.
1936: Yours for the Asking. WYLIE, IDA
1937: That Man's Here Again. WYLIE, PHILIP
1937: Fair Warning. YATES, HAL
1936: General Spanky.
1937: Nobody's Baby. YELLEN, JACK
1936: Pigskin Parade.
YOUNG, GORDON
1936 : Captain Calamity. YOUNG, RITA JOHNSON 1936: Hearts Divided. 1937: Maytime.
YOUNG, WALDEMAR
1936: The Plainsman.
SCREEN PLAY * WRITERS *
• • • THEIR WORK ON FEATURES DURING 1936 AND THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1937
ADAMS, ROBERT
1936: The Walking Dead. ADAMSON, EWART
1936: The Walking Dead, In
Paris A. W. O. L., Below the
Deadline, The Dark Hour. ADLER, FELIX
1936: Our Relations. AKINS, ZOE
1936: Camille. ALLMON, ROGER
1936: Feud of the West. ANDERSON, DORIS
1936: And So They Were
Married.
1937: King of Gamblers, Girl
from Scotland Yard. ANDREWS and JACOBS
1936: Isle of Fury. ANDREWS, ROBERT
1936: Jailbreak, The Longest
Night. ANTHONY, EDWIN
1937; Mile a Minute Love. ANTHONY, JOSEPH
1936: Lady of Secrets. And So
They Were Married, Meet
Nero Wolfe, Wedding Present.
1937: Woman Chases Man. ANTHONY, STUART
1936: Desert Gold, Drift
Fence, Nevada, Border Flight,
Girl of the Ozarks.
1937: Arizona !Mahoney.
ARLISS, LESLIE
1936: Rhodes, Everybody Dance, All-in, O-Kay for Sound.
1937: Rob Roy, Good Morn- ing Boys.
ATKINS, ZOE
1936: Lady of Secrets. ATTEBERRY, DUKE
1937: Mountain Music. ATWATER. G. V.
1937: Criminal Lawyer. The
Man Who Found Himself. AVERY, STEPHEN MOREHOUSE
1936: One Rainy Afternoon,
Gorgeous Hussy. BAKER, GRAHAM
1936: The Case Against Mrs.
Ames.
1937: You Only Live Once,
Historv is Made at Night. baker; MELVILLE
1936: Next Time We Love,
Ladies in Love.
1937: Seventh Heaven. BALDERSTON. JOHN L.
1936: The Last of the Mo-
hicans, Beloved Enemy. 1937: Romance and Riches.
BALDWIN, EARL
1937: Ever Since Eve.
BARRINGER, BARRY
1936: Song of the Trail, Fed- eral Agent.
BARROWS, NICHOLAS 1937 : Dangerous Holiday.
BARTLETT, CY
1936 : The Murder of Dr. Har- rigan, Boulder Dam.
BECKHARD, ARTHUR J. 1936: The Sky Parade, Bor- der Flight.
BEHRMAN, S. N. 1937: Parnell.
BELDEN, CHARLES S.
1936: The Murder of Dr. Harrigan, Charlie Chan at the Opera, God's Country and the Woman, We've Had Our Moments, Heart Flush.
BELL, TOM
1936: Kelly the Second.
BENNETT, CHARLES
1936: A Shilling for Candles, Shadow on the Wing, The Woman Alone, 39 Steps, Se- cret Agent, Man Who Knew Too Much, The Clairvoyant, King of the Damned. 1937: South of Manila, King Solomon's Mines.
BENNISON, ANDREW
1937: Lawless Land. BERENGES, BARRY
1936: Timber War. BERNSTEIN, ISADORE
1936: For the Service. BINYON, CLAUDE
1936: Valiant is the Word for
Carrie.
1937: I Met Him in Paris. BLOCK, RALPH
1936: Boulder Dam, Nobody's
Fool. BOASBERG, AL
1936: Silly Billies. BOEHM, DAVID
1936: Florida Special.
1937: A Doctor's Diary. BOHEM, ENDRE
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles, The Girl from
Mandalay.
1937: Larceny on the Air. BORDEN. ETHEL B.
1937: They Wanted to Marry.
The Woman I Love. BOYLAN, MALCOLM S.
1936 : Dangerous Waters.
1937: When's Your Birthday?
BRACKETT, CHARLES
1936: Rose of the Rancho, Piccadilly Jim.
BRADBURY, ROBERT N.
1936: Sundown Saunders. BRANCH, HOUSTON
1936: Don't Get Personal. BRAZEE, A. LAURIE
1936: And So They Were
Married.
BRECHER, IRVS.
1937: New Faces of 1937.
BREN, J. ROBERT
1936: Without Orders. 1937: The Man Who Found Himself, China Passage, Be- hind the Headlines, Hideaway, No Groom to Bride Her.
BRENNAN, FREDERICK H.
1936 : Wives Never Know. BRESLOW, LOU
1936: Little Miss Nobody, High Tension, 36 Hours to Kill, 15 Maiden Lane. 1937: The Holy Terror, Time Out for Romance. Midnight Taxi, Sing and Be Happy, One Mile from Heaven.
BRICE, MONTE
1937 : Merry - Go - Round of 1938, Young Man's Fancy, French Import.
BRICKER, GEORGE
1936: Freshman Love, The Big Noise, The Law in Her Hands, King of Hockey. 1937 : Melody for Two, Fugi- tive in the "Sky. Don't Pull Your Punches, Sh ! the Octo- pus, Circulation War.
BRIGHT, JOHN
1936: The Accusing Finger. BROOKS. MATT
1936: Doughnuts and Society,
In Paris A. W. O. L. BROWN, KARL
1936: The Calling of Dan
Matthews, Tarzan Escapes, In
His Steps. BROWNING, TOD
1936: The Devil-Doll.
293
SCREENPLAY WRITERS' WORK
BUCHMAN, HAROLD
1936: Don't Gamble With Love, Trapped by Television, Skyride, Come Closer Folks, Watch Your Step, Blackmailer,
BUCHMAN, SIDNEY
1936: The King Steps Out, Theodora Goes Wild, Adven- ture in Manhattan.
BUCKINGHAM, TOM C Deceased) 1936: Stage Struck.
BUCKLEY, HAROLD
1936: Public Enemy's Wife. Road Gang, Carruther's Case.
1937: Guns of the Pecos, Idol of the Crowd, Carnival, Queen, Wallaby Jim of the Islands.
BUFFINGTON, ADELE
1936: Hi Gaucho. 1937: Circus Girl, Michael O'Halloran, The Shiek Steps Out. The Duke Comes Back,
Prison Nurse.
BUNN, ALFRED
1936: The Bohemian Girl.
BURBRIDGE, BETTY
1936: The Crime Patrol. 1937: Paradise Express, Come on Cowboys!, Public Cowboy No. One, Telephone Operator.
BURGER, PAUL
(Deceased)
1936: Little Miss Nobody. BUTLER, FRANK
1936: The Milky Way, Strike Me Pink, Princess Comes
1937: Champagne Waltz. CAESAR. ARTHUR
1936: Along Came Love. CALLEIA, JOSEPH
1936: Robin Hood of El Do- rado. CALTON, JOHN
1936: The Invisible Ray. CAMPBELL. ALAN
1936: The Moon's Our Home,
Suzy, Lady Be Careful, Three
Married Men. CARROLL, ZELMA
1937: Lash of the Penitentes. CARRUTH, MILTON
1936: Love Letters of a Star. CARSON, ROBERT
1937: A Star is Born.
CHANDLEE, HARRY
1936: Rainbow on the River.
1937: It Happended Out West.
CHANSLOR, ROY
1936: Man Hunt, Times Square Playboy, Murder by an Aristocrat, Bengal Tiger, Here Comes Carter 1
1937: Men in Exile, Public Wedding, Love Is On The Air.
CHAPIN. ANNE MORRISON
1937: The Soldier and the Lady.
CHAPLIN, CHARLIE
1936: Modern Times. CHIN, C. C.
1936: Desert Gold. CHODOROV, JERRY
1936: Dancing Feet.
1937: Devil's Playground. CHURCH, BLANCHE
1936: MiUionaire Kid. CLARK, FRANK H.
1936: Two in Revolt, O'Mal-
ley of the Mounted. CLARKE, CHARLES
1936: Trouble for Two. CLEETHORPE, SCOTT E.
1936: Just My Luck. CLORK, HARRY
1936 : Absolute Quiet, The Man I Marry, Flying Hostess. 1937: When's Your Birthday?, Oh Doctor, New Faces of 193 7.
COEN, FRANKLIN
1936: 'Til_We Meet Again.
1937: We're on the Jury. COFFEE. LENORE J.
1936: Suzy. COHEN, BEN
1936: Border Patrolman, Am- bush Valley. COHN, BENNETT
1936: Swifty.
1937: Melody of the Plains. COLDEWAY, ANTHONY
1936: Trailin' West.
1937: Draegerman Courage. COLE, LESTER
1936: Follow Your Heart, The
President's Mystery.
1937: Affairs of Cappv Ricks. COMANDINI, ADELE
1936: The Country Beyond,
1937 : Three Smart Girls. CONDON. CHARLES R.
1937: Sing While You're Able,
Death in the Air. CONNELL, RICHARD
1936: Our Relations. CONNELLY, MARC
1936: The Green Pastures, The
Good Earth.
1937 : Captains Courageous.
CONSELMAN, WILLIAM
1936: Private Number, Pig- skin Parade, Stowawav. 1937: On the Avenue, Fiftv Roads to Town, That I May Live.
CONWAY, PHILIP
l'',i7: I'urv and the Woman. COOPER, OLIVE
1936: Laughing Irish Eyes, Return of Jimmy Valentine. Dancing Feet. Hearts in Bond- age, Navy Born, Happy Go Lucky.
294
1937: Join the Marines, Jim Hanvey — Dective. Rlivthm in the Clouds.
CORMACK, BARTLETT
1936: Fury. CORNELL. RICHARD
1936: The Milky Way. COWAN, SADA
1936: Forbidden Heaven. CROUSE, RUSSEL
1937 : Mountain Music. CROY, HOMER
1936: The Harvester. CUMMINGS, HUGH
1936: Earthworn Tractors,
Polo Joe.
1937 : Penrod and Sam. CUNNINGHAM, JACK
1936: It's a Gift, Old Fash- ioned Way, Last Roundup,
Wagon Wheels. DARLING. W. SCOTT
1936: Frontier Justice, Char- lie Chan at the Opera.
1937: California Straight A-
head. DAVES, DELMAR
1936: The Petrified Forest.
1937: The Go Getter. DAVID, ALFRED
1936: 'Til We Meet Again. DAVIS, DONALD
1936: The Good Earth DAVIS, OWEN
1936: The Good Earth. DAWN, ISABEL
1936: The Moon's Our Home.
1937: Wings Over Honolulu. DeGAW, BOYCE
1936: The Moon's Our Home.
1937: Wings Over Honolulu.
DE GRANDCOURT, CHARLES
\"ictoria the Great.
DE LEON, WALTER
1936: Collegiate, Strike Me Pink, Princess Comes Across, Rhythm on the Range, Big Broadcast of 1937.
DELMAR, VINA
1937: Make Way for Tomor- row.
DE MONO, ALBERT
1936: The l^eavenworth Case, Navy Born, North of Nome. 1937: Woman in Distress.
DETZER. KARL
1936: Crash Donovan.
DEVAL, JACQUES 1937: Cafe Metropole.
DE WOLF, KAREN
1936: Doughnuts and Society, Bulldog Edition, Love in a Bungalow, Ride Ranger Ride, As Good As Married. 1937: Love in a Bungalow.
DOYLE. LAIRD
(Deceased)
1936: Hearts Divided, Cain and Mabel, Three Men on a Horse.
1937: The Prince and the Pau- per, Another Dawn.
SCREENPLAY WRITERS' WORK
DRAKE, OLIVER
1936: Comin' 'Round the
Mountain.
1937: Ghost Town Gold,
Riders of the Whistling Skull.
DUBLIN, L. C.
1937: Beware of Ladies. DUFF, WARREN
1936: The Singing Kid, Gold
Diggers of 1937.
1937: Ready Willing and Able. DUGAN, THOMAS J.
1937: Pick a Star. DUNCAN, SAM
1936: White Fang, White
Hunter. DUNHAM, PHIL
1936: Feud of the West,
Stormy Trails. DUNNE, PHILIP
1936: The Last of the Mohi- cans, Breezing Home. DURLAM, ARTHUR
1936: Aces and Eights. EARL, KENNETH
1936: White Hunter. EBY, LOIS
1937: Too Many Wives. ELISCU, EDWARD
1936: Every Saturday Night,
Little Miss Nobody, High
Tension. ELKINS, SAUL
1936: The Crime of Dr.
Forbes, Star for a Night,
Under Your Spell.
ELLIS, ROBERT
1936 : Charlie Chan's Secret, Here Comes Trouble, Hitch Hike to Heaven, Charlie Chan at the Circus, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, Back to Na- ture.
1937: Laughing at Trouble, Oflf to the Races, Charlie Chan at the Olympics, Big Busi- ness, Born Reckless.
EMMETT, ROBERT
1936: The Oregon Trail, Men
of the Plains, Song of the
Gringo, Headin' for Rio
Grande.
1937: Trouble in Texas.
ENDORE, GUY
1936: The Devil-Doll.
ENGEL, SAMUEL G.
1936: Sins of Man, Stowaway.
ENGLISH, RICHARD 1936: Bulldog Edition. 1937: Larceny on the Air.
EPSTEIN, JULIUS
1936: Love on a Bet, Sons O'
Guns.
1937: Confession.
EPSTEIN, PHILIP G.
1936: The Bride Walks Out, Grand Jurv. .Mommy's Bovs. 1937: New Faces of 1937.'
ETTINGER, DON
1937: The Lady Escapes.
FARAGOH, FRANCIS E. 1936: Dancing Pirate.
FARRAR, WALTON T. 1936: Feud nf the West.
FARROW, JOHN
1936 : Tarzan Escapes.
FAULKNER, WILLIAM 1936: The Road to Glory.
FELTON, EARL
1936: Freshman Love, The Bengal Tiger, The Gang's All Here, Fun to Be Foolish. 1937: Bad Guy, Halfway House, Campvis Mystery.
FENTON, FRANKLYN
1937: .Step Lively Jeeves!, An- gel's Holiday, Wild and Woolly. FERRIS, WALTER
1936: Under Two Flags, Lloyds of London. 1937: Maid of Salem.
FESSIER, MICHAEL
1936: Exclusive Story, Speed, Women Are Trouble, All American Chump. 1937: Song of the City.
FIELDS. HERBERT
1936 : Love Before Breakfast, The Luckiest Girl in the World.
FIELDS, JOSEPH A.
1936: Palm Springs, The Gen- tleman from Louisiana, Grand Jury, That Girl from Paris.
FINKEL, ABEM
1936: Public Enemy's Wife,
Black Legion.
1937: Marked Woman.
FITZGERALD, EDITH 1936: Small Town Girl.
FITZSIMMONS, CORTLAND 1937: The Mandarin Mystery.
FLICK. PAT C.
1936: The Singing Kid, Stage
Struck.
1937: Nobody's Baby, Riding
on Air. FLOURNOY, RICHARD
1936: Neighborhood House,
Mister Cinderella, General
Spanky.
1937: Pick a Star, Riding on
Air. FORD, HARRIETT
1936: I Married a Doctor. FORT, GARRETT E.
1936: Dracula's Daughter, The
Devil-Doll. FOSTER, LEWIS B.
1936: Two in a Crowd, The
Magnificent Brute, Love I et-
ters of a Star, She's Danger- ous.
1937: Armored Car. FOSTER, NORMAN
1937 : Fair Warning, Think
Fast Mr. Moto. FOWLER, GENE
1936: A Message to Garcia,
Half Angel.
1937: Nancy Steele Is Missing. FRANCIS, OWEN
1936: The Magnificent Brute. FRANKEN. ROSE
1936: Beloved Enemy. FRANKLIN, PAUL
1936: Secret Valley.
1937: Trouble in Morocco.
295
FREEMAN, EVERETT
1937: Married Before Break- fast. FREEMAN, LEE
1936: The Gentleman from
Louisiana, Lazy River.
1937: Blazing Barriers. FULTON, MAUDE
1936: The Song and Dance
Man. FURTHMAN, JULES
1936: Come and Get It. GAMET, KENNETH
1936: Smart Blonde.
1937: Midnight Court. GARRETT, GRANT
1937 : Clarence. GATES, HARVEY
1936: The Voice of Bugle
Ann, Flying Hostess.
1937: When's Your Birthday? GATZERT, NATE
1936 : Heroes of the Range,
Avenging Waters, The Cattle
Thief, The Fugitive Sheriflf,
The Unknown Ranger.
1937: Law of the Ranger. GELSEY, ERWIN S.
193|6 : We're in the Money. GERAGHTY, GERALD
1936: The Jungle Princess. GERAGHTY, MAURICE
1937: Plills of Old Wyoming. GIBNEY, SHERIDAN
1936: Anthony Adverse. GIBSON, TOM
1936: Caryl of the Mountains,
Romance Rides the Range. GITTENS, WYNDHAM
1936: Ghost Patrol. GLASMON, KUBEC
1936: Parole! GOLDBECK, WILLIS
1936: The Garden of Allah. GOLDMAN, HAROLD
1936: Petticoat Fever.
1937: The Einpemr's Candle- sticks. GOODRICH, FRANCES
1936: Rose Marie, After the
Thin Man.
1937: The Firefly. GOODRICH, MARCUS
1936: Navy Born.
1937: The Mighty Treve. GORDON. LEON
1936: The Unguarded Hour,
His Brother's Wife.
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey-
ney. GORDON, ROSE
1936: Fast Bullets, The Speed
Reporter. GORNEY, JAY
1936 : College Holiday.
GOULDING, EDMUND
1937: That Certain Woman.
GOW. JAMES
1936: .Murder on a Bridle Path, Bunker Bean. GRAHAM, CARROLL
1937: Girl Loves Boy, Sweet- heart of the Navy.
• • •
SCREENPLAY WRITERS' WORK
GRANET, BERT
1936 : Legion of Terror.
1937: Meet the Missus, Speed to Spare, The Big Shot.
GRAYSON, CHARLES 1936: Crash Donovan. 1937: The Mighty Treve, Breezing Home, We Have Our Moments, Top of the Town.
GREEN, EVE
1936: Yours for the Asking. 1937: Her Husband Lies.
GREEN, HOWARD J.
1936 : Devil's Squadron, Meet
Nero Wolfe, They Met in a
Ta-xi.
1937: New Faces of 1937.
GREY, JOHN
1936: The Farmer in the Dell.
1937: Mysterious Crossing,
Too Many Wives. GRIFFIN, ELEANORE
1937 : When Love is Young. GRINSTEAD, DURWARD
1937: Maid of Salem. GROSS, STEPHEN
1936: Thank You Jeeves. GRUEN, JAMES
1936: The Leathernecks Have
Landed, Border Flight, Wild
Brian Kent. GUEDEL, JOHN
1936: General Spanky. GUINAN, FRANCES
1936: The Cowboy and the
Kid, Ride 'Em Cowboy,
Empty Saddles, The Boss
Rider of Gun Creek.
1937: Sandflow.
HACKETT, ALBERT
1936: Rose Marie, After the
Thin Man.
1937: The Firefly. HAINES, WILLIAM W.
1937: Slim. HAMMERSTEIN, OSCAR, II
1936: Showboat.
1937: Swing High — Swing
Low. HANLINE, MAURICE
1936: One Rainy Afternoon. HANLON. BERT
1936 : Big Brown Eyes, Spend- thrift. HANNEMAN, H. W.
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles. HARBAUGH, CARL
1937: The Three Legionnaires. HARRIS, ELMER
1936: Three Wise Guys. HARRIS, RAY
1936: Dancing Pirate. HART, DAVID
1936: Beloved Enemy.
HARTMAN, DON
1936 : Princess Comes Across. 1937: Champagne Waltz.
HARTMANN, EDMUND L. 1936: Without Orders. 1937: The Man Who Found Himself, China Passage, Be- hind the Headlines.
HATCH, ERIC
1936 : My Man Godfrey.
1937: Topper. HAWKEY, ROCK
1936: Too Much Beef, West
of Nevada. HAYWARD, LILLIE
1936: The Walking Dead.
1937: Penrod and Sam, Her
Husband's Secretary, That
Man's Here Again, Ever
Since Eve. HECHT, BEN
1936: Soak the Rich.
HELLMAN, LILLIAN
1936: These Three. HELLMAN, SAM
1936: Captain January, Poor Little Rich Girl, Reunion.
1937: Slave Ship.
HERALD, HEINZ
1937: The Life of Emile Zola.
HERBERT. F. HUGH
1936: Colleen, Snowed Under, The Case of the Black Cat. 1937: As Good as Married.
HERCZEG, GEZA
1937: The Life of Emile Zola.
HERTZ, DAVID
1937: Woman Chases Man. HERZIG, SIG
1936: Colleen, Sing Me a
Love Song.
1937: Ready Willing and Able,
Marry the Girl. HIGGINS, HOWARD
1936: I Conquer the Sea. HILL, ETHEL
1937: Let's Get Married. HILLYER, LAMBERT
1937: Speed to Spare, Girls
Can Play. HILTON, JAMES
1936: Camille. HOFFE, MONCKTON
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey-
ney. The Emperor's Candle- sticks.
HOFFENSTEIN, SAMUEL
1936: Desire, the Voice of Bugle Ann.
HOFFMAN. JOSEPH
1936 : Charlie Chan's Secret,
Jailbreak, Thank You Jeeves,
Country Gentlemen.
1937: Damaged Goods. HOLMES. BROWN
1936: Snowed Under, Satan
Met a Lady, Flying Hostess.
1937: Top of the Town, Oh
Doctor. HOPKINS, ROBERT
1937: Saratoga.
HORMAN, ARTHUR T.
1936 : Tango. Bridge of Sighs, Three of a Kind, Easy Money, It Couldn't Have Happened.
1937: Ellis Island, You Can't Buy Luck, The Big Shot, Junior G-Men, His Honor the Mayor, Romance to the Res-
HOUSER, LIONEL
1936: The Lone Wolf Re-
-urns. Devil's Squadron.
1937: I Promise to Pay, She's
Dangerous, Border Cafe, Let
Them Live ! HOUSTON, NORMAN
1936 : The Riding Avenger. HOWARD, SIDNEY
1936: Dodsworth. HOYT, HARRY O.
1937: Headline Crasher, Rust- lers' Valley. HUME. CYRIL
1936: Yellow Dust, Tarzan
Escapes, The Jungle Princess.
1937 : They Gave Him a Gun. HURLBURT. WILLIAM
1936: Rainbow on the River. HURLBUT, GLADYS
1936: Love on the Run. HUTCHISON, JERRY
1936: Two in Revolt. HYLAND, FRANCES
1936: The Crime of Dr.
Forbes, Star for a Night,
Under Your Spell. INGSTER, BORIS
1936: Dancing Pirate. IRELAND, MARY
1937: Old Louisiana.
JACKSON, FELIX
1937: Three Smart Girls Go to Town.
JACKSON, FREDERICK
1937: The Great Gambini.
JACKSON, HORACE
1936: Suzy, Behold the Bride- groom.
JACOBS, HARRISON
1936: Hopalong Cassidy Re- turns. 1937: Borderland.
JACOBS, WILLIAM
1936: Song of the Saddle, Treachery Rides the Range, The Big Noise, Hot Money, Down the Stretch.
JACOBY. MICHEL
1936: The White Angel, Two Against the World, Charge of the Light Brigade.
JAMES, RIAN
1936: We're Only Human,
The Witness Chair, Walking
on Air.
1937: Internes Can't Take
Money.
JAMIESON, HAZEL 1936: Dangerous Waters.
JARRETT. DAN
1936: The Calling of Dan Matthews, O'Malley of the Mounted, Let's Sing Again, The Mine With the Iron Door, The Border Patrolman, Daniel Boone, Secret Valley. 1937: Hollywood Cowboy.
296
SCREENPLAY WRITERS' WORK
JAY, GRIFFIN
1937: Bank Alarm. JENNINGS, AL
1936 : Song of the Gringo. JENNINGS, TALBOT
1936 : Romeo and Juliet. 1937: The Good Earth.
JEVNE, JACK
1936: Kelly the Second, Our
Relations.
1937: Topper. JOHNSON, ADRIAN
1937 : Killers of the Sea. JOHNSON, HENRY
1936: Great Guy.
JOHNSON, NUNNALLY
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, Banjo On My Knee.
JOHNSON, ROBERT LEE 1936: The Harvester, Down to the Sea. 1937 : The Hoosier Schoolbov.
JONES, ARTHUR VERNON 1936: Kelly the Second. Neighborhood House, Mister Cinderella, Pick a Star. 1937: Pick a Star.
JONES, GROVER
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, The Milky Way.
JOSEPHSON, JULIEN 1937: Wee Willie Winkie.
KAHN, GORDON 1937: Navy Blues.
KALMAR, BERT
1936: Walking on Air.
1937: Life of the Party, Gold-
wyn Follies.
KANDEL, ABEN
1937: They Won't Forget. KAVANAUGH, KATHARINE
1936: Educatine Father. KELLY, GEORGE
1936: Old Hutch. KELLY, MARK
1936: One in a Million. KENDIS, J. D.
1936: Gambling With Souls. KENYON, CHARLES
1936: The Petrified Forest,
The Golden Arrow, Crack-Up. KERN, JEROME
1937: The Road Back.
1936 : Showboat.
KIMBLE, LAWRENCE
1936: All American Chump. 1937: Everybody Was Very Nice, Submarine D-1.
KING. BRADLEY
19,^1 7 : Maid nf Salem. KINGDON, LEWIS
1936: Desert Justice. KIRKLAND. JACK
1936: Sutter's Gold. KNIGHT. TRACY
1936: Darkest Africa. KNOPF. EDWIN H.
1936: Piccadilly Tim. KOBER. ARTHUR
1936: Early to Bed. KOHN, BEN GRAUMAN
1937 : Once a Doctor. KOHNER. FREDERICK
1936: Sins of Man.
KRAFFT, JOHN W.
1936: Murder at Glen Athol, The Arizona Raiders, Missing Girls, Lady Luck.
KRASNA, NORMAN
1936: Wife versus Secretary. 1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl.
KRIMS, MILTON
1937: The Great O'Malley, Green Light.
KRUMGOLD, JOSEPH
1936: The Lone Wolf Re- turns, Blackmailer, Lady from Nowhere.
1937: Join the Marines, Jim Hanvev — Detective.
KRUSADA, CARL 1936: Fast Bullets.
KUSELL, HAROLD
1937: New Faces of 1937.
KYNOW. DR. OSSIP 1936: Sins of Man.
LA CAVA, GREGORY 1936: My Man Godfrey.
LAIDLAW, BETTY
1937: The Girl Said No, Grand Canyon, Face the Facts. Dynamite, The Mother, Heart- break House, Bandit King.
LAMB, HAROLD
1936: The Plainsman. LANG, FRITZ
1936: Fury. LANGLEY, NOEL
1937: Mavtime. LARKIN, JOHN FRANCIS
1936: Mandarin Mystery. LAURENCE, VINCENT
1937: John Meade's Woman. LAW, HAROLD
1937 : Nobody's Baby. LEDERER, CHARLES
1937: Mountain Music. LEE, LEONARD
1936: Sinner Take All.
1937: Espionage.
LEE, ROBERT N.
1937 : Armored Car, Jericho, 40 Naughty Girls.
LEHMAN, GLADYS
1936: Captain January, Poor
Little Ricb Girl, Reunion.
1937: Slave Ship, Midnight
Madonna. LEIGH, ROWLAND
1936: Charge of the Light
Brigade. LENNON, THOMAS
1936: Murder on a Bridle
Path, Special Investigator,
Second Wife.
1937: Criminal Lawyer, The
Man Who Found Himself,
Racing Lady.
LEVIEN, SONYA
1936: The Country Doctor, Reunion.
1937: In Old Chicago, Kid- napped.
LE VINO, MARGARET
1937 : Confession. LEVY, DAVID S.
1937: The Gold Racket, Bank Alarm.
LEVY, MELVIN
1936: Robin Hood of El Do- rado. LINDSAY, HOWARD 1936: Swing Time.
LIPMAN, WILLIAM R.
1936 : Big Brown Eyes. 1937 ; On Such a Night.
LIPSCOMB, W. P.
1936: A Message to Garcia, Under Two Flags, The Gar- den of Allah, Phantom of the Opera, National Velvet.
LIVELY, ROBERT
1937: The Girl Said No, Grand Canyon, Face the Facts, Dynamite, The Mother, Heart- break House, Bandit King.
LLOYD, ROLLO
1936: I Conquer the Sea.
LOEB, LEE
1936: Don't Gamble With Love, Trapped by Television, Skyride. Come Closer Folks, Watch Your Step, Blackmailer.
LOGAN, HELEN
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven, Here Comes Trouble, Charlie Chan's Secret, Charlie Chan at the Circus, Back to Na- ture, Charlie Chan at the Race Track.
1937: 0)T to the Races, Laugh- ing at Trouble. Charlie Chan at the Olympics. Big Busi- ness, Born Reckless.
LOGUE, CHARLES A.
1936: Conflict.
1937: The Wildcatter.
LONG, HAL
1936: White Fang, Nancy Steele is Missing.
LOOS, ANITA
1936: San Francisco. 1937: Mama Steps Out, Sara- toga.
LOWE, EDWARD T., Jr.
1936: Educating Father, Char- lie Chan at the Race Track. 1937: Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back. Wild Money.
LOWE, SHERMAN L.
1936 : Night Cargo, With Love and Kisses.
1937: Arizona Days, Sing While You're Able, Headline Cra.sher, Tough to Handle, The Old Corral.
LOWENSTEIN, STANLEY
m.;7: .\ny thing f..r a Thrill.
MacARTHUR, CHARLES
1936: Soak the Rich.
MacDONALD, PHILIP
1936: Diamond Rush, Yours for the Asking.
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SCREENPLAY WRITERS' WORK
MacDONALD, WALLACE
1936: Doughnuts and Society.
MacDONALD, WILLIAM COLT 1937: Roarin' Lead.
McCALL. MARY. Jr. 1936: Craig's Wife. 1937 : I Promise to Pay, Wom- en of Glamour.
McCarthy, john p.
1936: Song of the Gringo.
McCarthy, henry
1936: Great Guy.
1937: 23^ Hours Leave.
McCONVILLE, BERNARD 1936: The Lonely Trail.
McCOY, HORACE
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, Fatal Lady, Pa- role!, Postal Inspector.
McEVOY, J. P.
1936: College Holiday.
McGOWAN, DORRELL
1936: King of the Pecos, Comin' 'Round the Mountain. The Singing Cowboy, Guns and Guitars, Red River Valley, Ride Ranger Ride. 1937: Bill Cracks Down. A Man Betrayed, Git Along Lit- tle Dogies, The Big Show.
McGOWAN, J. P.
1937 : What Price Vengeance.
McGOWAN, JACK
1936: Born to Dance.
McGOWAN, STUART E.
1936 : King of the Pecos, Comin' 'Round the Mountain. The Singing Cowboy, Guns and Guitars, Red River Valley, Ride Ranger Ride. 1937: Bill Cracks Down, A Man Betrayed. Git Along Lit- tle Dogies, The Big Show.
McGUINNESS, JAMES K. 1936: The Great Ziegfeld.
McGUIRE, WILLIAM A.
1936: The Great Ziegfeld.
McNUTT. PATTERSON
1936: Everybody's Old Man, Return of Sophie Lang.
MACAULAY, RICHARD
1936: Earthworm Tractors. 1937 : Riding on Air.
MAHIN, JOHN LEE
1936: Small Town Girl, Wife versus Secretary, The Devil is a Sissy, Love on the Run. 1937: Captains Courageous.
MAIBAUM, RICHARD 1936: We Went to College. 1937: They Gave Him a Gun.
MALLOY. DORIS
1936: Too Manv Parent*, Human Cargo, Two in a Crowd.
MANKIEWICZ. HERMAN J. 1937: John Meade's Woman.
MANNING, BRUCE
1936: The Lone Wolf Re- turns, The Devil's Squadron, Counterfeit, Meet Nero Wolfe. 1937: We Have Our Mo- ments, Let Them I^ive !
MANSFIELD, DUNCAN 1937: Girl Loves Boy.
MARCH, JOSEPH M.
1936: And Sudden Death.
1937 : Hideaway Girl. MARION, FRANCES
1936: The Good Earth, Ca-
mille. MARION, GEORGE, Jr.
1937: Fifty Roads to Town. MARKEY, GENE
1936 : Private Number, Girl's
Dormitory.
1937: On the Avenue. MARKS, CLARENCE J.
1936: Don't Get Personal.
MARKSON, BEN
1936: Brides Are Like That,
Nobody's Fool.
1937: Woman Wise, That I
May Live, Sing and Be
Happy.
MARLOW, BRIAN
1936: Preview Murder Mys- tery, Woman Trap. The Sky Parade, 'Till We Meet Again. Forgotten Faces. Return of Sophie Lang, The Accusing Finger. 1937: Murder Goes to College.
MARTIN, AL
1936: The Last Assignment, Rio Grande Romance, Rogues' Tavern, Kelly of the Secret Service, Prison Shadows, Put on the Spot, Trail Dust.
MARTIN. FRANCIS
1936: Strike Me Pink, Colle- giate, Princess Comes Across, Rhythm on the Range, Big Broadcast of 1937. 1937: Waikiki Wedding.
MARX. GROUCHO
1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl.
MAYER, EDWIN JUSTUS
1936: Give Us This Night, Desire. 'Til! We Meet Again. MEDBURY, JOHN P.
1936: Let's Make a Million, Country Gentlemen, Killers of the Sea.
MEEHAN, ELIZABETH 1936: The Harvester.
MEEHAN. JOHN, Jr. 1936: His Brother's Wife.
MELONEY, WILLIAM B. 1936 : Beloved Enemy.
MEREDYTH, BESS 193,6: Half Angel.
MEYERS, HENRY
1936: Luckiest Girl in the World.
MILHAUSER, BERTRAM 1936: Garden Murder Case, The Magnificent Brute. 1937: LTnder Cover of Night, The Crime Nobody Saw.
MILLER, ALICE DUER 1936: Rose Marie._ Wife ver- sus Secretary, Girl on the Front Page.
MILLER, SETON I.
1936: Two in the Dark. The Leathernecks Have Landed, Bullets or Ballots. 1937: Kid Gallahad.
MILLS, HUGH
1937: Personal Property.
298
MILNE, PETER
1936: The Walking Dead, Colleen, The Murder of Dr. Harrigan, Polo Joe.
1937 : Earthworm Tractors, .San Ouentin.
MINTZ, SAM
1936: Cliatterbox, The Farm- er in the Dell, Crack-Up.
MOFFITT, JEFF
1936: Kelly the Second.
MOFFITT, JOHN C.
1936: Rhythm on the Range. Murder With Pictures. 1937: Night Key, Mountain Music.
MOONEY, MARTIN 1936: Missing Girls. 1937: You Can't Buy Luck.
MOORE, DANIEL
1936: The Last of the Mo- hicans.
MORAN, EDDIE 1937 : T.iiiprr.
MORGAN, AINSWORTH 1936: The Gorgeous Hussy. 1937 : Espionage.
MORGAN, BYRON 1936: The Sky Parade.
MORRIS, GOUVERNEUR 1936: The Jungle Princess.
MOSHER, LOUIS 1936: Tarzan Escapes.
MULHAUSER, JAMES
1936: The Dragnet, Love Let- ters of a star. 1937: Love in a Bungalow.
MYERS, HENRY
1936: College Holiday.
MYTON, FRED
1937: The Trusted Outlaw, Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin, Border Phantom.
NATTEFORD, JOHN F.
1936: The Return of Jimmy Valentine, Millionaire Kid, Ticket to Paradise, The Ore- gon Trail, The Three Mesqui- teers. The Lonely Trail. 1937: Paradise Express,
Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm.
NEVILLE. GRACE
1936: Dangerous Intrigue, Shakedown.
1937: Motor Madness, Find the Witness, Tough to Han- dle.
NEVILLE, JOHN T.
1936: The Glory Trail, Rebel- lion.
1937: Battle of Greed. Drums of Destiny.
NEWELL, GORDON 1937: The Californians.
NIBLO, FRED. Jr.
1936: You May Be Next, Roaming Lady, The Man Who Lived Twice, The Lady from Nowhere.
1937: Find the Witness. Mo- tor Madness.
NICHOLS. DUDLEY
1936: Mary of Scotland, The
Plow and the Stars.
1937: The Toast of New York
SCREENPLAY WRITERS' WORK
NICHOLSON, KENYON
19,^6: 13 Hours by Air. NORRIS. STEPHEN
1936: Born to Fight, Racing
Blood. NORTH, EDMUND
1936: Murder ou a Bridle
Path, Bunker Bean. ODETS, CLIFFORD
1936: The General Died at
Dawn. O'DONNELL, JACK
1937: Xorth of Rio Grande. O'DONNELL, JOSEPH
1936: Timber War, Border
Caballero, Lightnin' Bill Car- son. Wildcat Trooper.
1937: Anything for a Thrill. OFFNER, MORTIMER
1937: Quality Street, The
Soldier and the Lady. O'FLAHERTY, LIAM
1937 : Devil's Playground.
O'HIGGINS, HARVEY
1936: I Married a Doctor.
O'NEILL, GEORGE
1936: Sutter's Gold, I'd Give My Life.
OPPENHEIMER, GEORGE 1936: Libeled Lady. 1937: A Day at the Races, London by Night, Married Be- fore Breakfast.
ORNITZ, SAMUEL
1936: Fatal Lady, Follow Your Heart, Army Girl, Doc- tor's Diary, Strangers at the Feast.
1937: Two Wise Maids, The Hit Parade, It Could Happen to You, Army Girl, The Way of All Women.
ORR, GERTRUDE
1936 : Penthouse Party, Doughnuts and Society. The Harvester, Country Gentlemen, Swift Lightning. Circus Queen. 1937: The jMandarin Mystery. ORTH, MARION 193 7 : Paradise Isle.
OWEN, SEENA
193 7 : Clarence.
PAGANO. ERNEST
1937: Shall We Dance, Super
Sleuth.
PARAMORE, EDW. E., JR.
1936: The Three Godfathers. PARKER, AUSTIN
1936: The Girl on the Front
Page.
1937 : Three Smart Girls, Love
in a Bungalow.
PARKER. DOROTHY
1936: The Moon's Our Home, Three Married Men, Lady Be Careful, Suzy.
PARKER. JEFFERSON
1936 : Human Cargo, Yellow- stone.
1937: Mysterious Crossing.
PARKER, NORTON S.
1936: Tundra.
PARSONNET, MARION
1937: The Thirteenth Chair, I'.tlwctn Two Women.
PARSONS, LINDSAY
1936: The Oregon Trail. PARSONS, TED
1936: Darkest Africa. PARTOS. FRANK
1936: Rose of the Rancho.
1937: The Great Gambini. PASCAL. ERNEST
1936: Lloyds of London.
1937: Wee Willie Winkie. PATRICK, JOHN
1936: Educating Father. High
Tension, 36 Hours to Kill, 15
Maiden Lane.
1937: Time Out for Romance,
The Holy Terror, Midnight
Ta-xi, Sing and Be Happy,
Horn Reckless.
PERELMAN, S. J.
1936: Florida Special.
PERELMAN, LAURA
1936 : Florida Special. PEREZ. PAUL
1936: Ring Around the Moon, Little Red School House, The Last of the Mohicans, August Week End, Brilliant Marriage.
PERKINS, ALBERT R.
1936: Girl on the Front Page. 1937: .She's Dangerous, The Mighty Treve. PERRIN, NAT
1936: Rose of the Rancho, Dimples. Stowaway. 1937: Don't Tell the Wife, New Faces of 1937, On Again- Off Again.
PHILLIPS, GORDON
1936: Desert Justice. PIKE, SAMUEL M.
1937: When's Your Birthday? PIROSH, ROBERT
1937: A Day at the Races.
PLYMPTON. GEORGE
1936: Idaho Kid, Cavalry. 1937: The Gun Ranger, The Trusted Outlaw, Bar Z Bad Man, Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin. A Lawman is Born.
POLAND. JOSEPH
1936: Winds of the Waste- land. 1937: The Old Corral.
PRASKINS, LEONARD 1936: One in a Million.
PRATT, GILBERT 1936: Timothy's Quest.
PURCELL. GERTRUDE
1936: The Witness Chair, Make Way for a Lady. 1937: Super Sleuth.
RAINE, NORMAN R.
1936: God's Country and the Woman.
RANKIN, WILLIAM
1936: Counterfeit, Pinkerton — the Detective, Diamond Rush.
RAPE, MAURICE
1936: We Went to College. 1937: They Gave Him a Gun.
RAPHAELSON, SAMSON
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chcy- ney.
299
RATHMELL, JOHN
1936: Darkest Africa.
1937: Ghost Town Gold,
Riders of the Whistling Skull.
RAUH, STANLEY
1936: Laughing Irish Eyes.
REED, TOM
1936: Love Begins at Twenty, The Case of the Velvet Claws, 1937: The Great O'Malley, The Captain's Kid, Marry the Girl.
REEVES, THEODORE
1937: Internes Can't Take Money, Flower of France, Blossoms on Broadway.
REILLY, NORMAN
1937: Mountain Justice. REYHER, FERDINAND
1936: You May Be Next, Two in Revolt, Special Investi- gator.
RIGBY, GORDON
1936: The Gentleman from Louisiana, Two Years Before the Mast, Army Girl, Return of Cappy Ricks. RIGGS, LYNN
1936: The Plainsman, The Gar- den of Allah.
RILEY, LAWRENCE
1937: Ever Since Eve, Perfect Specimen.
RISKIN, ROBERT
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to
Town.
1937: When You're in Love,
Lost Horizon.
RIVKIN, ALLEN
1936 : Half Angel, Champagne
Charlie.
1937: This is My Afifair, Love
Under Fire, Call Back Love.
ROBERTS, CHARLES
1936: Mummy's Boys.
ROBERTS, MARGUERITE
1936: Forgotten Faces. Flor- ida Special, Hollywood Boule- vard, Rose Bowl. 1937: Turn Off the Moon, Wild Money.
ROBINSON. CASEY
1936: I Married a Doctor, Hearts Divided, Give Me Your Heart, Mistress of Fashion. Stolen Holiday. 1937: Call It a Day.
ROGERS, BOGART
1936: 13 Hours by Air.
ROGERS, CHARLES 1936: Our Relations. 1937: Outcast, Midnight Ma- donna.
SCREENPLAY WRITERS' WORK
ROGERS, HOWARD
EMMETT
1936: Whipsaw, The Unguard- ed Hour. Libeled Lady.
ROOT, LYNN
1937: Step Lively Jeeves!, An- gel's Holiday, Wild and Woolly.
ROOT, WELLS
1936: Sworn Enemy, The Bold Caballero.
ROPES, BRADFORD
1937: Circus Girl, The Hit
ROSSEN, ROBERT
1937: Marked Woman, They Won't Forget.
ROYAL. CHARLES F.
1936; Tundra, Valley of the Lawless.
1937 : Guns in the Dark, Phan- tom of Santa Fe, Shadows of the Orient.
RUBIN, BENNY
1937: On Again-Off Again.
RUBY, HARRY
1936: Walking on Air.
1937: Life of the Party, Gold-
wyn Follies.
RUSKIN, HARRY
1936: Lady Be Careful, Great
Guy.
1937: 231-4 Hours Leave. RUTHVEN, MEDELEINE
1936: Straight from the
Shoulder, The Accusing Fin- ger. RYAN. BEN
1936: Laughing Irish Eyes.
193 7 : Midnight Court. RYAN, DON
1936: Smart Blonde. RYERSON, FLORENCE
1936: Moonlight Murder,
Tough Guy, Mad Holiday. RYSKIND, MORRIE
1936: My Man Godfrey. ST. CLAIR, ROBERT
1936: Doughnuts and Society. SALKOW, SIDNEY
1936 : Rhythm on the Range,
Murder With Pictures. SARECKY. BARNEY
1936: Darkest Africa. SAUBER. HARRY
1936 : Her Master's Voice.
1937: Racketeers in Exile. SAYRE. GEORGE
WALLACE
1936: Song of the Trail, Go
Get 'Em Haines. SAYRE, JOEL
1936: The Road to Glory.
1937: Meet the Missus. The
Toast of New York. SCHARY, DORE
1936 : Her Master's Voice.
Timothy's Quest, Mind Your
On Business.
1937: Outcast, Girl from
Scotland Yard. SCHAYER. RICHARD
1936: Dangerous Waters, The
Devil is a Sissy. SCHLESINGER, TESS
1937 : The Good Earth. SCHROCK, RAYMOND L.
1936: Sitting on the Moon,
Happy Go Lucky.
SCHROEDER, DORIS
1936: Call of the Prairie. Three on the Trail, Heart of the West.
SCHUBERT, BERNARD
1936: Hearts in Bondage. SCOLA, KATHRYN
1936: It Had to Happen.
SCOTT, ALLAN 1936: Swing Time. 1937: Quality Street, Shall We Dance.
SCOTT, EWING
1937: Hollywood Cowboy, Park Avenue Logger, Wind- jammer.
SEATON, GEORGE
1937: A Day at the Races.
SEFF, MANUEL
1936: The Three Godfathers, Love on the Run.
1937: Espionage, Let's Make a Million, Woman Chases Man. '
SEGALL, HARRY
1936: Don't Turn 'Em Loose.
1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat,
There Goes My Girl. SHAIRP, MORDAUNT
1936: The White Parade. SHANE, MAXWELL
1937: You Can't Beat Love. SHANNON. ROBERT T.
1937: Racketeers in Exile. SHAW, IRWIN
1936: The Big Game. SHEEKMAN, ARTHUR
1936: Rose of the Rancho,
Dimples, Stowaway. SHERIFF, R. C.
1937 : The Road Back. SHERMAN, RICHARD
1936: To Mary— With Love. SHERWOOD, ROBERT E.
1936: The Ghost Goes West. SHORE, VIOLA B.
1936 : Walking on Air, Smart- est Girl in Town.
SHUMATE, HAROLD
1936: Hell-Ship Morgan. Pride of the Marines, Panic nn the Air, The Final Hour, End of the Trail, Killer at Large. 1937: Parole Racket.
SILVERS, SID
1936: Born to Dance.
SILVERSTEIN. DAVID
1936: 15 Maiden Lane.
1937: You Can't Beat L'-'ve. SIMMONS, MICHAEL
1936: Girl of the Ozarks.
1937: Venus Makes Trouble. SMITH, HINTON
1936: In His Steps. SMITH, HOWARD ELLIS
1936;. It Had to Happen, To
Mary — With Love.
1937: Think Fast Mr. Moto.
300
SMITH. PAUL GERARD 1936: It's a Great Life, F- Man. 1937: Turn Off the Moon.
SMITH, VERNON
1936: Call Of the Prairie, Three on the Trail.
SMITH, WALLACE (Deceased)
1936: The Gay Desperado. 1937 : Her Husband Lies.
SNELL, EARL
1936: Sunset of Power, The Desert Phantom, Roaming Lady, Burning Gold, Rogue of the Range, Everyman's Law, Two in a Crowd, Wild Brian Kent, King of the Royal Mounted, Rainbow on the River, Secret Valley. 193 7: IT Happened Out West.
SOLOW. EUGENE
1936: Crash Donovan.
SPERLING, MILTON
1936 : Sing Baby Sing.
STARLING, LYNN
1936: Give Us This Night, More Than a Secretary. 1937: Women of Glamour, As Good as Married.
STEIN, JOSEPH L.
1937: White Gods. STEPHANI, FREDERICK
1937 : Between Two Women.
STEVENS, LOUIS
1936 : Special Investigator, The Texas Rangers.
1937: Last Train from Ma- drid.
STRAWN, ARTHUR
1936: The Man Who Lived Twice, Lady from Nowhere.
STRONG, AUSTIN
1936: Along Came Love. STURGES, PRESTON
1937: Hotel Haywire, Easy
Living. SULLIVAN, WALLACE
1936: Just My Luck, Legion
of the Lost, Walls of God. SUTHERLAND, SIDNEY
1936: The Leavenworth Case,
Sitting on the Moon.
SWERLING. JO
1936: The Music Goes 'Round, Pennies from Heaven.
SWIFT, DON
1936: The Calling of Dan Matthews, Let's Sing Again, The Mine With the Iron Door.
TANSEY, ROBERT 1936: Roamin' Wild.
TASKER. ROBERT
1936: The Accusing Finger.
TAYLOR, ERIC
1937: Navy Blues. TAYLOR, REX
1936: Sitting on the Moon.
1937: The Mandarin Mystery. lAZIL, ZARA
1936: Blazing Justice, Out- laws of the Range. TERHUNE, WILLIAM
1936: Kelly the Second. THALBERG, SYLVIA
1936 : A Son Comes Home.
SCREENPLAY WRITERS' WORK
THEW, HARVEY
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine. 19.w: Four Days' Wondt-r.
THOMAS, A. E.
1936: Everyhodv's Old Man. 1937: Good Old Soak.
THOMAS, LOWELL 1937: Killers of the Sea.
THOMPSON, HARLAN
1936: It's a Great Life, Rose of the Rancho.
TOLNAY, AKOS
1936: Thunder in the City.
TOTMAN, WELLYN
1936: Dancing Feet, Girl from Mandalay, Down to the Sea.
TOWNE, GENE
1936: The Case Against Mrs.
Ames.
1937: You Only Live Once,
History is Made at Night.
TOWNLEY, JACK
1936: Silly Billies, Mummy's
Boys.
1937: Meet the Missus.
TRAUB, JOE (Deceased) 1936: Earthworm Tractors.
IRIVERS, BARRY
1936: Here Comes Trouble, Three Cheers for Love.
TROTTI, LAMAR
1936: Gentle Julia. The Coun- try Beyond, The First Baby, Pepper, Ramona, Career Wo- man, Can This Be Dixie?, Private Number. 1937: This is My Affair, Slave Ship.
TRUMBO, DALTON
1936: Road Gang, Love Be- gins at Twenty. 1937: Devil's Playground.
TUGEND, HARRY
1936: Captain January, Poor Little Rich Girl, Sing Baby Sing, Pigskin Parade. 1937: Love is News, Wake Up and Live.
TUPPER. TRISTRAM
1937: Girl Overboard, Night Key.
TWIST, JOHN
1936: Yellow Dust, We Who Are About to Die, Wanted — Jane Turner, Another Face, The Last Outlaw, Coast Pa- trol.
1937: Sea Devils, Outcasts of Poker Flat, The Toast of New York.
URIS, MICHAEL H.
1937: Four Days' Wonder.
VAJDA, ERNEST
1936: A Woman Rebels. 1937: Personal Property.
VAN DRUTEN, JOHN
1937: Night Must Fall, Par- nell.
VAN DYCK, TOM
1936: Two-Fisted Gentleman, The Man Who Lived Twice, Alibi for Murder. 1937 : Counterfeit Lady.
VAN EVERY, DALE
1936 : More Than a Secretary. 1937 : Captains Courageous.
VAN RIPER, KAY
1937: A Family Affair.
VAN UPP, VIRGINIA
1936: Timothy's Quest. Too Many Parents, Poppy, My American Wife, Easy to Take. 1937: Swing High — Swing Low.
VEILLER, ANTHONY
1930: The Lady Consents, The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, A Wo- man Rebels, Winterset.
1937: The Soldier and the Lady.
VON STROHEIM, ERIC
1936: The Devil-Doll. WAGONER. GEORGE
1936: Don't Get Personal, Sea
Spoilers.
1937: The Three Legionnaires.
I Cover the War. WAGNER, JACK
1936: Dancing Pirate. WALD. JERRY
1936: Sons o' Guns, Sing Me
a Love Song.
1937: Ready Willing and Able. WALPOLE. HUGH
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy. WALSH, RAOUL
1936: Big Brown Eyes, Spend- thrift. WALTER, EUGENE
1936: Woman Trap. WARD, LUCI
1936: The Law in Her Hands,
Murder by an Aristocrat.
193 7: Melody for Two, Moun- tain Justice. WARE, HARLAN
1936: Yours for the Asking
College Holiday.
1937: Turn Off the Moon. WARSHAWSKY, SAMUEL J.
1937: 23 J- 2 Hours Leave.
WATKINS, MAURINE
1936: Libeled Lady. WATSON, JOS. K.
1936: Land Beyond the Law,
Cherokee Strip, Echo Moun- tain.
1937 : Melody for Two. WATSON, ROBERT
1936: Secret Patrol, Stampede,
Tugboat Princess. WEAD, FRANK
1936: China Clipper.
1937 : Sea Devils. WEEMS, WALTER
1936: Conflict.
WELCH. EDDIE 1936: F-Man.
1937: Murder Goes to College. Wild Money.
WELLMAN, WILLIAM A. 1936: Robin Hood of El Do- rado. 1937 : A Star is Born.
WEST, CLAUDINi:- 1937: The Good Earth.
WEST, MAE
1936: Go West Young Man.
WEST. NATHANAEL
1936: Ticket to Paradise, Fol- low Your Heart, The Presi- dent's Mystery-
301
WESTON, GARNETT
1936: Nevada. WHATELY, ROGER
1937 : Driuns of Destiny WHITE, ROBERTSON 1937: Once a Doctor.
WILBUR, CRANE
1936: Captain Calamity, Yel- low Cargo, We're in the Le- gion Now, Devil on Horse- back.
1937: Navy Spy, Dance Charlie Dance, War Lord, Without Warning, Alcatraz Island, One More Tomorrow.
WILSON, CAREY
1937: Dangerous Numbers.
WISE, WALTER
1936: Sinner Take All.
WISTER, WILLIAM
1936: Black Legion.
WOLFSON. P. J.
1936: Love on a Bet, "The
Lady Consents, The Bride
Walks Out, That Girl from
Paris.
1937: Sea Devih, Shall We
Dance.
WOODS, WALTER
1936: Sutter's Gold.
WOOLF. EDGAR ALLAN
1936 : Moonlight M u r d e r , Tough Guy, Mad Holiday.
WRIGHT, GILBERT
1937: The Californians.
WYLER, ROBERT
1937: Murder Goes to College, Last Train from Madrid.
YATES, HAL
1936: General Spanky. 1937: Nobody's Baby.
YAWITZ, PAUL
1937: They Wanted to Marry.
YELLEN. JACK
1936: Sing Baby Sing, Pig- skin Parade.
1937: Love is News, Wake Up and Live.
YOST, DOROTHY
1936: Murder on a Bridle
Path, Bunker Bean, M'liss,
That Girl from Paris.
193 7: Racing Lady, Too Many
Wives.
YOST, ROBERT M.
1936: Drift Fence, Preview
Murder Mystery, Desert Gold,
Forgotten Faces, The Arizona
Raiders.
1937: Let's Make a Million.
Arizona IVIahoney.
YOUNG, CLARENCE U. 1936: The Plot Thickens.
YOUNG, HOWARD IRVING 1937: The Great Gamhini.
YOUNG, WALDEMAR
1936: Desire, Poppy, The Plainsman.
* CAMERAMEN *
THEIR WORK ON FEATURES DURING 1936 AND THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1937
ABEL, DAVID
1936: Follow the Fleet, Bun- ker Bean, Swing Time, Make Way for a Lady. 1937: Criminal Lawyer, Shall We Dance.
ANDERSEN, M. A.
1936: King Around the Moon, Hitch Hike to Heaven, Tango, Mulder at Glen Athol, Britlge of Sighs, Little Red School House, Three of a Kind, Be- low the Deadline, August Week-End, The Dark Hour, Easy Money, It Couldn't Have Happened, Missing Girls, Brilliant Marriage, Lady Luck.
ANDRIOT, LUCIEN
1936: Case Against Mrs. Ames, The Gay Desperado, Charlie Chan at the Opera. 1937: One the Avenue, Cafe Metropole, The Lady Escapes.
ASH, JEROME
1937: The Mighty Treve.
AUGUST, JOSEPH
1936: Every Saturday Night, Mary of Scotland, The Plough and the Stars.
1937 : Sea Devils, The Soldier and the Lady, Fifty Roads to Town, Super Sleuth.
BAIN, FRED
1936: Roamin' Wild.
BALLARD, LUCIEN
1936: The King Steps Out, Craig's Wife.
1937: I Promise to Pay, Dev- il's Playground^ Racketeers in Exile, Venus Makes Trouble, Girls Can Play.
BARNES. GEORGE
1936 : The Singing Kid, Love Begins at Twenty, Cain and Mabel, Black I/Cgion. 1937 : Marked Woman, Ever Since Eve.
BECKWAY. WILLIAJfl
1936: Tugboat Princess. 1937 : What Price Vengeance, Fury and the Woman.
BRODINE, NORBERT
1936: Don't Get Personal, Nobody's Fool, Libeled Lady. 1937: Nobody's Baby, Pick a Star, Topper.
BROWN, JAMES S., JR.
1936: Hemes of the Range,
Avenging Waters, The Fugi- tive Sheriff, The Unknown Ranger, Noith of Nome. 1937: Trouble in Morocco, Law of the Ranger.
CLARK, DANIEL B.
1936: The Country Doctor, Charlie Clian at the Circus, Song- of the Saddle, Human t'argo. Champagne Charlie. Educating Father, Back to Nature, Pepper, Reunion. 1937: The Holy Terror, Step Lively Jeeves!, Charlie Chan at the Olympics, Angel's Hol- iday, Born Reckless, Sing and Be Happy.
CLARK, ROY
1936: Dreaming Lips, Dom- inant Sex, Lilac Domino, Girl in the Taxi.
CLARKE, CHARLES
1936: Moonliglit Murder, Gar- den Murder Case, Trouble for Two, All American Chump. 1937: LJnder Cover of Night, The Thirteenth Chair.
CLEMENS, GEORGE
1936: Klondike Annie, Desert
Gold, Big Brown Eyes, Girl
of the Ozarks, The Return of
Sophie Lang, Wives Never
Know.
1937: Clarence. Hideaway Girl,
Arizona Mahoney.
CLINE, ROBERT
1936: Hair - Trigger Casey, Desert Justice, West of Ne- vada, Romance Rides the Range, Men of the Plains. 1937: Aces Wild.
CORBY, FRANCIS
1936: The Bohemian Girl.
CORTEZ, STANLEY
1937: Four Days' Wonder, The Wildcatter, Armored Car.
CRONJAGER, EDWARD
1936 : Special Investigator, Three Married Men, The Texas Rangers. One In A Million. 1937: Wake Up and Live.
CRUZE, HENRY
1936: Desert Guns.
DANIELS. WILLIAM
1936: Rose Marie, Romeo and
Juliet, Camille.
1937: Personal Property.
DAWN, NORMAN
1936: Tundra.
302
DE GRASSE, ROBERT
1936: Love on a Bet. Chatter- box, The Witness Chair, A Woman Rebels, Wanted — -Jane Turner.
1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat, Quality Street.
DE VINNA. CLYDE
1936: Old Hutch. 1937: Good OUl Soak.
DIAMOND, JAMES
(Deceased)
1936: Gambling With Souls.
1937: Death in the Air.
DORAN, ROBERT
1936: Racing Blood.
DRAPER, LAURAN S.
1936: She-Devil Island.
EDESON, ARTHUR
1936: The Golden Arrow, Sa- tan Met a Lady, Hot Money, China Clipper, Gold Diggers of 1937, Don't Pull Your Punches.
1937: The Go Getter, They Won't Forget.
FEINDEL, J. ARTHUR
1936: Revolt of the Zombies.
FISCHBECK, HARRY
I93(>: ■I'iniuihy's Quest, Border Flight, Three Cheers for Love, My American Wife, The Jungle Princess. 1937 : A Doctor's Diary, John Meade's Woman. The Crime Nobody Saw, King of the Gamblers, Last Train from Madrid.
FLOYD, ARTHUR
1936: Neighborhood House.
FOLSEY, GEORGR
1936: Hearts Divided, The
Gorgeous Hussy.
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey-
ney.
FORBES. HARRY
1936: ]3angeious Waters. Fed- eral Agent, Too Much Beef. 1937: What Price Vengeance, I'ury and the Woman.
FREULICH. HENRY
1936: Don't Gamble With Love, Hell-Ship Morgan, The Lone Wolf Returns. And So They Were Married, Shake- down, Meet Nero Wolfe, Ad- venture in Manhattan, Come Closer Folks, More Than a
CAMERAMEN AND THEIR WORK
Secretary, Lady From No- where.
1937: Women of Glamour, Let's Get Married.
FREUND, KARL
19.^7; The Good Earth, Par-
FULTON, JOHN P.
19.56: Tlie Invisible Ray, Sut- ter's Gold, Sea Spoilers.
GAUDIO, TONY G.
1936: Anthony Adverse, The White Angel, Gods Country and the Woman. 1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl, Kid Gallahad, An- other Dawn.
GERSTAD, MERRITT
1936: Strike Me Pink, Girl's Dormitory, The Luckiest Girl in the World, The Magnifi- cent Brute.
1937: Seventh Heaven, As Good as Married.
GILKS, ALFRED
1936: The Milky Way, And Sudden Death, Straight from the Shoulder. 1937 : Riding On Air.
GLENNON, BERT
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, Little Miss Nobody, Half Angel, Dimples, Lloyds of London, Can "This Be Dixie?
GOOD, FRANK B.
1936: O'Malley of the Mount- ed, The Mine With the Iron Door, Border Patrolman, Isle of Fury, Daniel Boone. 1937: Park Avenue Logger, Hollywood Cowboy.
GOODFRIEND, PLINY
1936: Fast Bullets.
GREEN, HOWARD
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, The Garden of
Allah.
GREENBAUGH, JACK
1936: The Traitor.
GREENHALGH, JACK
1936: Timber War, Rogue of the Range, Border Caballero, Lightnin' Bill Carson, Racing Blood, The Lion's Den, Every- man's Law, Roarin' Guns. 1937: Sing While You're Able, Lawless Land, Tough to Han- dle, Border Phantom, Any- thing for a Thrill.
HALLER, ERNEST
1936: Petticoat Fever, The Voice of Bugle Ann, Public Enemy's Wife.
1937 : The Captain's Kid, the Great O'Malley. Call It a Day, Mountain Justice.
HARLAN, RUSSELL
1937: North of Rio Grande.
HASKIN, BYRON
1936: Colleen, I Married a Doctor, Stage Struck. 1937: Green Light.
HICKOX, SIDNEY
1936: Fiesliman Love, Brides Are Like That, The Law in Her Hands, Trailin' West, Two Against the World, The Case of the Velvet Claws, Give Me Your Heart, Stolen Holi- day. 1937: Slim.
HOWE, JAMES WONG
1936 : Whipsaw.
1937: Fire Over England.
HULL, EDWARD
1936: The Dragnet.
HUNT, J. ROY
1936: We're Only Human, The Lady Consents, Muss 'Em Up, The Ex-Mrs. Brad- ford, Walking on Air, The Bride Walks Out, Without Orders, Smartest Girl in Town, That Girl from Paris. 1937: The Man Who Found Himself, Sea Devils, You Can't Buv Luck, New Faces of 1937.
HYER, WILLIAM
1936: Millionnaire Kid, Caryl of the Mountains, Outlaws of the Range, The Speed Re- porter, Rio Grande Romance, The Last Assignment, Rogues' Tavern, Prison Shadows, Kelly of the Secret Service, Racing Blood, Put on the Spot, Blaz- ing Justice.
IVANO, PAUL
1936: The Riding Avenger, Cavalcade of the West, Am- bush Valley.
1937: Battle of Greed, The Hoosier Schoolboy.
JACKMAN, FRED
1936: The Charge of the Light Brigade.
1937: Fugitive in the Sky.
JACKSON, HARRY
1936: Here Comes Trouble, In Paris A.W.O.L., Charlie Chan at the Race Track, The White Legion, In His Steps.
1937: Think Fast Mr. Moto.
JONES, ALLYN C.
1936: Follow Your Heart.
JUNE, RAY
1936: Wife versus Secretary, Suzy, Born to Dance.
1937: Espionage, Night Must Fall.
KIRKPATRICK, HERBERT
1936: Sunset of Power, For the Service, The Cattle Thief, The Cowboy and the Kid, Ride 'Em Cowboy, Empty Saddles, Boss Rider of Gun Creek. 1937: Sandflow.
303
KLINE, BENJAMIN
1936: Pride of the Marines, Panic on the Air, The Pres- cott Kid.
1937: Melody of the Plains, .Speed to Spare.
KRASNER, MILTON
1936: Laughing Irish Eyes, Forbidden Heaven, Mister Cin- derella, Crash Donovan, Yel- lowstone, Girl on the Front Page, Love Letters of a Star. 1937 : She's Dangerous, We Have Our Moments, Myster- ious Crossing, Oh Doctor.
KULL, EDWARD 1936: Tundra.
KULL, JACOB
1936: Tundra.
LANG, CHARLES
1936; Desire.
LANNING, REGGIE
1936: Laughing Irish Eyes, The Harvester.
LLOYD. ART
1936 : Kelly the Second, The Bohemian Girl, General Span-
ky. Way Out West.
LONGNECKER, BERT
1936: The Desert Phantom, Sundown Saunders, The Crime Patrol, Cavalry. 1937: The Gun Ranger, The Trusted Outlaw, Bar Z Bad Men, Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin, Guns in the Dark, A Lawman is Born.
LUNDIN, WALTER
1936: General Spanky, Night Cargo, Way Out West.
LYNCH, WARREN 1936: Smart Blonde. 1937: Midnight Court.
LYONS, CHESTER
(Deceased)
1936: Robin Hood of El Dorado, Ramona, White Hun- ter.
LYONS, EDGAR
1936: Darkest Africa, Go Get 'Em Haines.
1937: The Old Corral.
MacKENZIE, JACK
1936: The Last Outlaw, Don't Turn 'Em Loose, Mummy's Boys, Great Guy.
McCORD. TED
1936: Feud of the West, Trailin' West.
1937: Fugitive in the Sky, Guns of the Pecos.
McGILL, BARNEY
1936: Everybody's Old Man, Song and Dance Man, The First B.nhy. The Country Be- yond, High Tension, 'Thank You Jeeves, Crack-Up.
CAMERAMEN AND THEIR WORK
• • •
1937: Laughing at Trouble, Off to the Races, Midnight Taxi.
MACKENZIE. JACK
1936: Two in Revolt, Hi
daucho.
1937: 23^ Hours Leave, Meet
the Missus.
MARLEY, PEVERELL
1936: It Had to Happen, One
Rainy Afternoon, Private
Number, Sing Baby Sing,
Winterset.
1937: Women of Glamour.
MARSH, OLIVER T.
1936: The Creat Ziegfeld, San Francisco, Women Are Trouble, His Brother's Wife, Love on the Run, After the Thin Man. 1937 : Maytime.
MARTA, JACK
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles, King of the Pecos, The Leavenworth Case, Dancing Feet, The Leather- necks Have Landed, Girl fiom Mandalay, Hearts in Bondage, Navy Born, The Gentleman from Louisiana, Bulldog Edi- tion, The Bold Caballero. 1937: Larceny on the Air, Paradise Express, Circus Girl, Navy Blues, Ghost Town Gold, Michael O'Halloran, Jim Han- vey — Detective. Riders of the Whistling Skull.
MARTINELLI, ARTHUR
1936: I Conquer the Sea. Just My Luck, The Glory Trail, Rebellion.
1937: Old Louisiana, Mile a Minute Love, Drums of Des- tiny.
MATE, RUDOLPH
1936: Charlie Chan's_ Secret. A Message to Garcia, Our Relations, Dodsworth, Come and Get It.
1937: Outcast.
MEEHAN, GEORGE
1936: Dangerous Intrigue, Secret Patrol, Alibi for Mur- der, Stampede, Legion of Ter- ror. 1937: Parole Racket.
MELLOR, WILLIAM C.
1936: Woman Trap, Collegiate. The Sky Parade, Poppy, A Son Comes Home. 1937: Champagne Waltz, Make Way for Tommorw.
MESCALL, JOHN
1936: Showboat, Follow Your
Heart.
1937: The Road Back.
METTY, RUSSELL 1936: Night Waitress. 1937: They Wanted to Marry. Behind the Headlines, You Can't Beat Love.
MILLER, ARTHUR
1936: White Fang, 36 Hours to Kill, Pigskin Parade, Stow- away. 1937: Wee Willie Winkie.
MILLER, ERNEST
1936 : The Leavenworth Case, The Leathernecks Have Land- ed, Dancing Feet, The House of a Thousand Candles, Girl from Mandalay, Hearts in Bondage, Navy Born, Ticket to Paradise, Sitting on the Moon, The Gentleman from Louisiana, The President's Mystery, Country Gentlemen, Happy Go Lucky, Guns and Guitars.
1937: A Man Betrayed, Two Wise Maids, Join the Marines, The Hit Parade, Come on Cowboys!, Rhythm in the Clouds, Affair of Cappy Ricks.
MILLER, VIRGIL
1936: Drift Fence. 1937: Find the Witness.
MILNER, VICTOR
1936: Give Us This Night, 'Til We Meet Again, The General Died at Dawn, The Plainsman.
1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes.
MOHR, HAL
1936: The Walking Dead, Bullets or Ballots, The Green Pastures.
MORGAN. IRA H.
1936 : Modern Times, I'd Give My Life, Along Came Love. 1937: Girl Overboard, The Three Legionnaires, The Girl Said No, Damaged Goods.
MORGAN, WILLIAM
1936: M'liss.
MURRAY, JAMES V.
1936: I Cover Chinatown.
MUSURACA, NICHOLAS
1936: The Farmer in the Dell, Two in the Dark, Silly Billies, Murder on a Bridle Path, Second Wife, The Plot Thick- ens.
1937: We're on the Jury, Too Many Wives, China Passage, Border Cafe.
NEUMAN, HARRY
1936: Penthouse Party. Let's
Sing Again, Down to the
Sea, Dizzy Dames, Wild Brian
Kent.
1937: California Straight A-
head. It Happened Out West,
I Cover the War.
NOBLES. WILLIAM
1936: The Return of Jimmy Valentine, The Lawless Nine- ties, Doughnuts and Society. Comin' 'Round the Mountain, Darkest Africa. The Singing Cowboy, Winds of the Waste-
304
land, The Three Mesquiteers, The Lonely Trail. 1937: Bill Cracks Down, Be- ware of Ladies, Round-up Time in Texas, Roarin' Lead, Root- in' Tootin' Rhythm, Danger- ous Holiday, The Big Show.
O'CONNELL, L. WILLIAM
1936: Koad Gang, The Big Noise, Treachery Rides the Range, Times Square Playboy, Bengal Tiger, Polo Joe, King of Hockey.
1937: Penrod and Sam, Once a Doctor.
O'DONNELL, JOSEPH
1936 : Aces and Eights.
PALMER, ERNEST G.
1936: Gentle Julia, Under Two Flags, The Crime of Dr. Forbes, Star for a Night, Banjo On My Knee, Can This Be Dixie? 1937: Slave Ship.
PETERSON, GUS
1936: The Oregon Trail, Song
of the Gringo, Headin' for Rio
Grande.
1937: Arizona Days, Trouble
in Texas, Git Along Little Do-
gies.
PITTACK, ROBERT
1936: Pennies from Heaven, Mind Your Own Business.
1937: Midnight Madonna, Girl from Scotland Yard.
PLANCK, ROBERT
1936: The Last of the Mo- hicans, We Who Are About to Die, Career Woman. 1937: Time Out for Romance, Woman Wise, That I May Live, This is My Affair.
POLITO, SOL
1936: Colleen. The Petrified Forest, Sons O' Guns, Charge of the Light Brigade, Three Men on a Horse. 1937 : Ready Willing and Able, The Prince and the Pauper.
PRICE, ROLAND
1937: Lash of the Penitentes.
REED, ARTHUR
1936: Frontier Justice, .Swifiy. Song of the 'I'rail. Morn lo Fight, I Cover Chinatown, Wildcat Trooper, With Love and Kisses. 1937: Death in the Air.
REYNOLDS, BEN
1936: It's a Great Life.
ROBINSON, GEORGE
1936: The Invisible Ray. Sut- ter's Gold, Dracula's Daughter, Parole, Postal Inspector, Easy to Take.
1937: When's Your Birthday?, Night Key, The Road Back.
CAMERAMEN AND THEIR WORK
ROOSEVELT, ANDRE
193;: White Gods.
ROSE, JACKSON
1936: Three Wise Guys. 1937: Mama Steps Out.
ROSHER, CHARLES
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy. 1937: Men Are Not Gods, The Woman I Love.
ROSSON. HAROLD
1936: The Ghost Goes West, The Devil is a Sissy, The Garden of Allah. 1937: Captains Courageous, They Gave Him a Gun, The Emperor's Candlesticks.
RUTTENBERG, JOSEPH
1936: Man Hunt. The Three Godfathers, Fury, Piccadilly Jim, Mad Holiday. 1937: A Day at the Races.
SCHNEIDERMAN, GEORGE
1936 : The Devil is a Sissy.
SCHOENBAUM, CHARLES
1936: Rainbow on the River, Secret Valley.
SCHOPP, HERMAN
1937: Killers of the -Sea.
SEAWRIGHT. ROY
1936 : Neighborhood House.
SEIGLER, ALLEN C.
1936: Blackmailer, Killer at Large.
SEITZ, JOHN
1936 : The Country Doctor, Captain January, Poor Little Rich Girl, IS Maiden Lane.
1937 : Between Two Women.
SELDEEN, MURRAY
1937 ; The Mandarin Mystery.
SHAMROY, LEON
193h: Soak the Rich. Fatal
Lady, Spendthrift, Wedding
Present.
1937 : Her Husband Lies, You
Only Live Once, The Great
Gambini.
SHARP, HENRY
1936: Early to Bed, Lady Be Careful, The Accusing Finger. 1937: Murder Goes lo College. Hotel Haywire, Wild Money.
SIEGLER, ALLEN
1936: The Calling of Dan Matthews, You May Be Next, Roaming Lady, Trapped by Television, The Case of the Black Cat.
1937: Woman in Distress, Counterfeit Lady, Motor Mad- ness.
SKALL, WILLIAM V.
1936: Dancing Pirate, Ra- mona.
SMITH, LEONARD
1936: Tough Guy. Tarzan Escapes, The Devil-Doll, Sin- ner Take All.
1937: Dangerous Number, Song of the City.
SNYDER, EDWARD
1936: The Harvester. 1937: Girl Loves Boy, Big Business, Sweetheart of the Navy.
SPARKUHL, THEODOR
1936: 13 Hours by Air. For- gotten Faces, Yours for the Asking, Big Broadcast of 1937, College Holiday.
1937: Internes Can't Take Money.
STENGLER, MACK
1936: Captain Calamity, Yel- low Cargo, Devil on Horse-
1937': Navy Spy, The Gold Racket, Bank Alarm.
STOUT, ARCHIE J.
1936: Call of the Prairie,
Three on the Trail, Nevada,
Heart of the West, Hopalong
Cassidy Returns, Sea Spoilers,
Conflict, Trail Dust.
1937: Borderland, Hills of Old
Wyoming.
STRUSS, KARL
1936: Too Many Parents, Anything Goes, The Preview Murder Mystery, Rhythm on the Range, Hollywood Boule- vard, Go West Young Man. 1937: Let's Make a Million, Waikiki Wedding, Mountain Music.
STUMAR, JOHN
1936: Devil's Squadron, Coun- terfeit, End of the Trail, Two Fisted Gentleman.
TETZLAFF, TED
1936: Lady of Secrets, Love Before Breakfast, Princess Comes Across, My Man God- frey, Murder With Pictures. 1937: Swing High — Swing Low, Turn Off the Moon.
THOMPSON, ALLEN
1936: Sunset of Power, For the Service, The Cowboy and the Kid, Ride 'Em Cowboy, Empty Saddles, Boss Rider of Gun Creek. 1937 : Sandflovv.
TODD, ARTHUR
1936: Boulder Dam, The Murder of Dr. Harrigan, Snowed Under, Jailbreak. Murder by an Aristocrat, Earthworm Tractors, Down the Stretch, Here Comes Car- ter!, Sing Me A Love Song. 1937: Melody for Two, Men in Exile.
TOLAND, GREGG
1936: These Three, Strike Me Pink, The Road to Glory, Come and Get It, Beloved En- emy.
1937: History is Made at Night, Woman Chases Man.
TOTHEROH, ROLLIE
1936: Modern Times.
TOVER, LEO
1936: Rose of the Rancho. F-Man, Florida Special, The Arizona Raiders, Valiant is the Word for Carrie. 1937: Maid of Salem, I Met Him in Paris.
VALENTINE, JOSEPH A. 1936: The Unguarded Hour. The Moon's Our Home, Two in a Crowd, The Man I Marry. 1937: Three Smart Girls, Wrings Over Honolulu.
VAN TREES, JAMES C. 1936: Her Master's Voice, The Unguarded Hour, Palm Springs, They Met in a Taxi, The Man Who Lived Twice, Career Woman, Flying Host-
1937: Let Them Live!
WAGNER, SIDNEY
1936: LTnder Two Flags. Sins of Man, To Mary — With Love, Under Your Spell. 1937: Fair Warning.
WALKER, JOSEPH
1936: The Music Goes 'Round, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Theodora Goes Wild. 1937: When You're in Love, Lost Horizon, There Goes My Girl.
WALKER, VERNON
1936: Grand Jury, Without Orders.
WARRENTON, GILBERT
1937: Breezing Home, Head- line Crasher, Draegerman Courage.
WHITE, LESTER
1936: Exclusive Story, Abso- lute Quiet, Speed. We Went to College, Sworn Enemy, The Longest Night. 1937: A Family Affair.
WILD, HARRY
1936: The Big Game.
1937: Racing Ladv, Don't Tell
The World.
WOLCOTT, EARL A.
193(1 : Yellow Dust.
WYCKOFF, ALVIN
1936: The Bold Caballero.
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* FILM EDITORS *
THEIR WORK ON FEATURES DURING 1936 AND THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1937
ALLEN. FRED
1936: Every Saturday Night, Centle Julia. The Country Beyond, Pepper, Under Your Spell, Crack-Up. 1937: Step Lively Jeevesl, Charlie Chan at the Olympics.
AMY. GEORGE
1936: Charge of the Light Brigade.
193/: Kid Calahad. .Mountain Justice.
AUSTIN, WILLIAM
1936: Secret Patrol, Stam- pede, Tugboat Princess. 1937: Fury and the Woman. What Price \engeance.
BAIN, FRED
1936: Desert Guns. Night Cargo. Fast Bu lets. Caryl of the Mountains, Millionaire Kid, Headin' for Rio Grande.
1937: Arizona Days. Trouble in Texas.
BARRAT. DONALD
1936: The Glory Trail, Re- bellion.
1937: Old Louisiana, Battle of Greed.
BENNETT. HUGH
1936 : Rose of the Rancho, And Sudden Death. 1937: Maid of Salem.
HERMAN. HENRY
1936: Follow the Fleet, Swing
Time.
1937: Quality Street.
BIGGS. DOUGLAS
1936: The Dragnet.
BISCHOFF, ROBERT
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, Wedding Present. 1937: John Meade's Woman, Her Husband Lies, The Great Gambini.
BOEMLER. GEORGE
1936: The Voice of Bugle Ann, Suzy. Mad Holiday. 1937: A Family At^'air, Mama Steps Out.
BOOTH. MARGARET 1936: Romeo and Juliet, Ca- tnille.
BROOKS. ARTHUR A.
1936: Doughnuts and Society, Desert Justice, Cavalcade of the West. 1937: Aces Wild.
BROWN, L. R.
1936: Everyman's Law.
BURTON. BERNARD
1936: Showboat, The Man I
Marry.
1937: Oh Doctor.
CAHN, PHIL
1936: Postal Inspector, The Girl on the Front Page, Pa- role !
1937: The IMighty Treve. Girl Overboard. As Cnod as Mar- ried.
CAHOON. RICHARD
1936: Pride of the Marines, Counterfeit, The Prescott Kid.
CALDWELL, DWIGHT
1936: Avenging Waters. The Cattle Thief, The Unknown Ranger, The Fugitive Sheriflf, North of Nome. 1937: Trouble in Morocco. Law of the Ranger.
CARRUTH. MILTON
1936 : Dracula's Daughter, Two in a Crowd.
CHEESEMAN. TED
1936: Wanted — Jane Turner. 1937: We're on the Jury, Out- casts of Poker Flat. "i'ou Can't Beat Love.
CLAIRE, ROY
1936: The Desert Phantom. 1937: A Lawman is Born. Border Phantom. Rogue of the Range, Cavalry.
CLANCY, MARGARET V.
1936: One Rainy Afternoon,
The Gay Desperado.
1937: History is Made at
Night.
CLARK, ALBERT O.
1936: Dangerous Intrigue, Ticket to Paradise, Black- mailer, End of the Trail, More Than a Secretary, Legion of Terror. 193 7: Let's Get Married.
CLEMENS. WILLIAM
1936: The Murder of Dr. Harrigan.
COHN, MARTIN G.
1936: Racing Blood, With
Love and Kisses.
1937: Sing While You're Able.
Headline Crasher, Tough to
Handle.
CRAFT, CHARLES
1936: Down to the Sea, The Gentleman from Louisiana, Bulldog Edition, Secret Val- ley.
1937: California Straight A- ht-ad. I Cover the War.
CRANDALL, ROBERT
1936: Let's Sing Again, The
Border Patrolman, Wild Brian
Kent, King of the Royal
Mounted, Rainbow on the
River.
1937: Park Avenue Logger,
Hollywood Cowboy.
306
CRONE. GEORGE
1936: Two in the Dark, Sec- ond Wife, Make Way for a Lady. 1937: New Faces of 1937.
CROSS, FRANK
1937: Armored Car.
CURLEY, HELEN
1936: Romance Rides the Range.
CURRIER, RICHARD
1936: Woman Trap. 'Ti' We
Meet Again, Wives Never
Know.
1937: A Doctor's Diary.
CURTIS, EDWARD
1936: The Road to Glory, Come and Get It.
CURTISS. RAYMOND
1936: Go West Young Man. 1937: Outcast, Midnight ISIa- douna.
DAWSON. RALPH
1936: Anthony Adverse, Three Men on a Horse. 1937: The Prince and the Pau- per.
DE GATENO, ALFRED
1936: Song and Dance Man, LitMe Miss N'obody. The First Baby, Ramona. 1937: Woman Wise. Time Out for Romance, Midnight Taxi, Big Business.
de GRASSE, ROBERT
1936: M'liss.
DE MAGGIO, NICK
K'.^6: Cliarlie Chan's Secret,
Champagne Charlie, Charlie
Chan at the Race Track,
Thank You Jeeves.
1937: Laughing at Trouble.
The Holy Terror, Angel's
Holiday.
DENNIS, TACK
1936: Timothy's Quest, Neva- da, The Last of the Mohicans.
DEWAR, FRANK
1937: Fugitive in the Sky, Guns of the Pecos.
DIETRICH, RALPH J.
1936: Under Two Flags, To Mary — With Love, Ladies in Love.
DIXON, RALPH
1936: Dancing Feet, The House of a Thousand Candles. Hearts in Bondage, Daniel Boone.
DMYTRYK, EDWARD
1936: Too Many Parents,
FILM EDITORS' WORK
Three Cheers for Love, Easy to Take.
19,17: Murder Goes to College. Turn Off tlie Moon.
DOUGLASS, EVERETT
1936: Straight from the Shoul- der.
iy.i7: I^ast Train from Ma- drid. ENGLISH, JACK
1936: Lightnin' Bill Carson. FANTL. DICK
1936: Darkest Africa, Navy
Born.
19.1/: Parole Racket. FRITCH, HANSON
1936: Crash Donovan, Banjo
On My Knee.
1937: Fifty Roads to Town. FRITCH. PETE
1935 : Mary Burns — Fugitive. GARRETT. OTIS
U'3 7: 15reezing Home, Night
Key.
GIBBONS. JAMES
1936 : Fresliman Love. Sons
O' Guns, Give Me Your Heart.
1937: Call It a Day, Green
Light. GILMORE, STUART
193 7: Wild ]\roney. GODDARD. GRACE
1937: The ^landarin Mystery. GOULD, DOUG
1936: Earthworm Tractors.
1437: Ready Willing and Able. GRAY, WILLIAM S.
1936: The Great Ziegfeld,
Piccadilly Jim, Sinner Take
All. GROSS. FRANK
1937: She's Dangerous, W'e
Have Our Moments. The
W^ildcatter. HAMILTON. WILLIAM
1936: Winterset.
193 7 : Shall We Dance. HARRISON, DOANE
1936: Collegiate, 13 Hours by
Air. HASSE, LOUIS
1936: Man Hunt, Murder by
an Aristocrat.
HAVLICK, GENE
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town.
1937: Lost Horizon.
HAYES, W. DONN 1936 : Tarzan Escapes. 1937: Espionage, The Thir- teenth Chair, Between Two Women.
HEISLER, STUART
1936: Klondike Annie, Poppy, Big Broadcast of 1937.
HELD. TOM
1936: San Francisco, The Devil is a Sissy.
HENKEL, CHARLES
1936: Men of the Plains, Stormy Trails.
HESS, WILLIAM
1937: Melody of the Plains.
HESSE, LOUIS
1936: Down the Stretch, Here Comes Carter 1
HILTON. ARTHUR
1936: O'Malley of the Mount- ed, Mine With the Iron Door.
HIMM. CARL
1936; Swifty. Feud of the
West, The Speed Renorter.
193 7 : Death in the Air. HISSERICH. C. A.
1936: Drift Fence. HIVELY, GEORGE
1936: The Farmer in the Dell.
Special Investigator, The Last
Outlaw, Walking on Air, The
Plow and the Stars.
1937: Vou Can't Buy Luck. HIVELY, JACK
193(): Muss 'Em Up, Murder
on a Bridle Path, Bunker
Bean, Grand Jury, Smartest
Girl in Town.
1937: Don't Tell the Wife.
The Man Who Found Him- self, Criminal Lawyer. Border
Cafe. HOAGLAND, ELLSWORTH
1936: Give Us This Night,
Rhythm on the Range, The
Jungle Princess. HOFMAN. OLIVE
1937: ll Happened Out W'est. HOLMES. WILLIAM
1936: Hearts Divided, Cain
and Mabel.
1937: The Go Getter. Ever
.Since Eve. HORSLEY, ERMA
1937: California Straight A-
head.
HOUSE. CHANDLER
1936: Desert Gold. Border Flight. The Arizona Raiders, A Son Comes Home, The Accusing Finger.
HULL. FRANK E.
1936: Wife versus Secretary, The LTn'jua'-ded Hour. Three Wise Guys, Al American Chump. Sworn Enemy. 1937: A Day at the Races.
HUNT. CHARLES 1936: Federal Agent.
JAHNS. ROBERT
1936: The Leathernecks Have
Landed.
1937: The Gold Racket.
JOHNSTON, MILDRED
1936 : Penthouse Party, Dizzy Dames.
JOHNSTONE, HARVEY 1937: King of (iamhlers.
lORDAN, BERT
1936: The Bohemian Girl, Our Relations. Way Out West.
KENT, TED
1936: Next Time We Love. Showboat, My Man Godfrey, The Magnificent Brute. 1937: Three Smart Girls, The Road Back.
KERN, HAL C.
1936: The Garden of Allah.
KERN. ROBERT J.
1936: Robin Hood of El
Dorado, Trouble for Two, The
Longest Night, After the Thin
Man.
1937: Night Must Fall.
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KILLIFER, JACK
1936: Road Gang, Times Square Playboy. Bullets or Ballots. God's Country and the Woman.
1937: Marked Woman, Drae- german Courage.
KNUDSTON, FREDERICK
1936: Hi Gaucho. Two in Revolt, The Big Game.
1937: The Soldier and the Lady. Meet the Missus.
KOLSTER. CLARENCE
1936: Brides Are Like That. The Law in Her Hands, Hot Money.
1937: Once a Doctor. LAW, WARREN 1936: Isle of Fury.
LAWRENCE. VIOLA
1936: L;:d,, of Secrets, The Lone Wo f Returns. The King Steps Out, Craig's Wife.
1937 : Devil's Playground, Speed to Spare.
LEE, ROLAND
1936 : Easy Money. LEVY. HERBERT
1936: A MessTge to Garcia, Half Angel, Dimples.
LEWIS. BEN
1936: The Garden Murder Case, Moonlight Murder. 1937: Personal Property, They Gave Him a Gun.
LIVINGS-TON, ROY
1937 : Xavy Blues, Danger- ous Holiday.
LOCKERT. JOHN
19.^6: Silly Billies, The Plot Thickens. Mummy's Boys. LOEFFLER, LOUIS
1936: Here Comes Trouble. Human Cargo. Educating Father, High Tension, 36 Hours to Kill, Can This Be Dixie?, Career Woman. 1937: Fair Warning.
LOFTUS BERNARD T.
1936: Sunset of Power. The Cowboy and the Kid, Empty
Saddles.
1937: Sandtlow.
LONGNECKER, BERT
1936: The Last of the War- rens.
LORING. JANE
1936: A Woman Rebels.
LOVERING. OTHO
1936: Valiant Is The Word for Carrie.
1937: I Met Him in Paris. LOW. WARREN
1936: The White Angel. 1937: The Great O'Malley.
LUBY. S. ROY
1936: .Sundown .Saunders, The Last of the Warrens. 1937 : The Gun Ranger. Law- less Land. Bar Z Bad Men, The Trusted Outlaw, Guns in the Dark. Gun Lords of Stir- rup Basin. LYON, WILLIAM A. 1936: Alibi for Murder. 1937 : Find the Witness.
FILM EDITORS' WORK
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McGEE, FRANK
J936: Treacliery Rides Range. McGUIRE, GEORGE
1936: Mind Your Own Busi-
1937 : Girl from Scotland Yard.
Mcknight, ann
1937 : White Gods.
McLEAN. BARBARA
193.6: The Country Doctor, Sins of Man, Sing Baby Sing, Lloyds of London. 1937: Seventh Heaven.
McLERNON, HAROLD
1936: Song of the Saddle, Snowed Under, Jailbreak, Bengal Tiger, King of Hock- ey.
McMANUS, LOUIS
1936: The Bohemian Girl.
McNeill, allen
1936: Private Number, The
White Hunter.
1937: On the Avenue, This is
My AiTair. MAGEE, FRANK
1936: Smart Blonde, The Case
of the Black Cat.
1937 : Midnight Court. MANDELL, DANIEL
1936: These Three,
worth.
1937: You Only Live
Woman Chases Man.
Dods- Once,
MANN, EDWARD
1937: Larceny on the Air, Michael O'Halloran, Rhythm in the Clouds.
MANSFIELD, DUNCAN
1936: I'd Give My Life, In His Steps.
MARKS, OWEN
1936: The Petrified Forest. _ I Married a Doctor, China Clip- per, Black Legion. 1937: Slim.
MARQUETTE, DESMOND 1936: Love on a Bet, With- out Orders, Night Waitress. 1937: They Wanted to Marry, Too Many Wives, China Pas- sage. There Goes My Girl.
MARSHEK, ARCHIE
1936: We're Only Human, Dancing Pirate.
MARTINELLI, ANTHONY 1936: Captain Calamity, Yel- low Cargo.
1937: Navy Spy, Rootin' Tootin' Rhvthm, Riders of the Whistling Skull.
MEYER, OTTO
1936: Hell-Ship Morgan. Roaming Lady, Meet Nero Wolfe, Adventure in Manhat- tan, Theodora Goes Wild. 1937: Women of Glamour, Racketeers in Exile. MILFORD, GENE
1936: The Music Goes 'Round.
And So They Were Married, They Met in a Taxi, Shake- down. 1937 : When You're in Love.
MILNER, DANIEL
1936: The Return of Jimmy Valentine, The Leavenworth Case, Rio Grande Romance, Rogues' Tavern, Prison Shad- ows, Kelly of the Secret Ser- vice, Put On the Spot.
MORGAN, WILLIAM
1936: The Witness Chair, Don't Turn 'Em Loose, That Girl from Paris. 1937: Jim Hanvey — Detective, Affairs of Cappy Ricks.
MORLEY, JAMES 1936: Yellow Dust. 1937: Racing Lady.
MORRA. IRENE
1936: Captain January, White Fang, Pigskin Parade.
MORSE, TERRY
1936: The Big Noise, Love
Begins at Twenty, Stolen
Holiday, Sing Me a Love
Song.
1937: Men in Exile.
MURRAY, JACK
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, Poor Little Rich Girl, Girls' Dormitory, Reunion.
NEFF, THOMAS
1936: The Dragnet, Tundra. 1937: The Girl Said No.
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FILM EDITORS' WORK
NERVIG, CONRAD A.
1936: Exclusive Story, Abso- lute Quiet, Women Are Trouble, His Brother's Wife. 1937: May time. The Em- peror's Candlesticks.
NEVILLE, EARL
1936: The Crime Patrol.
NEVILLE, JOHN
1936 : The Lion's Den.
NEWCOMB, JAMES E.
1936: Tough Guy, We Went to College.
NIMS, ERNEST J.
1936: Bridge of Sighs, Follow Your Heart, Country Gentle- men.
1937: Join the Marines, Two Wise Maids, Beware of La- dies, The Hit Parade.
NOSLER, LLOYD
1936: Everybody's Old Man. 1937: Slave Ship. O'DONNELL, JOSEPH
1936: Ghost Patrol, The Traitor.
OGILVIE. JACK
1936: Kelly the Second, For- bidden Heaven, Mister Cin- derella, Conflict. 1937: When's Your Birthday?, Riding on Air.
ORLEBECK, LESTER
1936: King of the Pecos, Comin' 'Round the Mountain. The Singing Cowboy, The Lonely Trail, The Bold Ca- ballero. Guns and Guitars. 1937: Join the Marines, Cir- cus Girl, The Hit Parade, Ghost Town Gold, Round-up Time in Texas, The Old Cor- ral, Come On Cowboys !
PALMER, ERNEST
1936: The Crime of Dr. Forbes.
PIERSON, CARL F.
1936 : I Cover Chinatown.
PRATT, THOMAS
1936: The Walking Dead, The Golden Arrow, Public Enemy's Wife. 1937: Penrod and Sam.
RAWLINS, JOHN
1936: You May Be Next, Devil's Squadron, The Final Hour, Pennies from Heaven. 1937: Let Them Live!
REED, ROLAND
1936: Tango, Hitch Hike to Heaven, Ring Around the Moon, Little Red School House, Three of a Kind, Be- low the Deadline, It Couldn't Have Happened, August Week-End, The Dark Hour, Missing Girls, Brilliant Mar- riage, Lady Luck.
RICHARDS, THOMAS
1936: Boulder Dam. The Singing Kid, Stage Struck, Gold Diggers of 1937. 1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl.
ROBBINS, EDWARD
1936; Along Came Love.
ROBERTS, ARTHUR
1936: The Ex-Mrs. Bradford,
The Bride Walks Out, We Who Are About to Die. 1937 : Sea Devils.
ROBINSON, BYRON
1936: Crash Donovan, The Man Who Lived Twice. 1937: Woman in Distress, Mo- tor INLidness, Girls Can Play.
ROGERS, JOHN B.
1937: Song of the City.
RUST, HENRY
1937: The Woman I Love.
SAFER, JACK
1936: The Case of the Velvet Claws.
1937: The Captain's Kid, Mel- ody for Two.
SCHMIDT. ARTHUR 1936: Chatterbox. 1937: Clarence. Hideaway Girl, Hotel Haywire.
SCHOENGARTH. RUSSELL 1936: Great Guy. 1937: 23!'2 Hours Leave.
SCHROEDER, EDWARD 1936: Call of the Prairie. Three on the Trail, Heart of the West.
1937: Girl Loves Boy, Mile a Minute Love, Sweetheart of tlie Navy.
SELDEEN, MURRAY
1936: Don't Get Personal, Laughing Irish Eyes, Danger- ous Waters, The Harvester, The President's Mystery. 1937: The Big Show.
SEWELL, BLANCHE
1936: Rose Marie, Small Town
Girl, The Gorgeous Hussy,
Born to Dance.
1937: Dangerous Number. SHEA, WILLIAM
1936: Desire, Hollywood
Boulevard, Rose Bowl.
1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes. SIMPSON, ROBERT
1936: Her Master's Voice,
Follow Your Heart, The
President's Mystery, One in
a Million.
1937: Wake Up and Live. SMITH, FREDERICK Y.
1936: Petticoat Fever. The
Devil-Doll, Libeled Lady.
1937: Parnell. SMITH, JAMES
1936 : Preview Murder Case,
Florida Special.
1937: The Crime Nobody Saw,
Arizona Mahoney. SNYDER. RAY
1936: Neighborhood House,
General Spanky.
1937: .Vnhody's Baby. SPENCER, DOROTHY
1936: The Case Against Mrs.
Ames, Luckiest Girl in the
World. STENGLER, MACK
1937: Bank Alarm. STONE, LE ROY
1936: The Milky Way.
SULLIVAN. FRANK
1936: The Three Godfathers, Fury, Old Hutch, Love on the Run.
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey- ney. Good Old Soak.
SWEENEY, JAMES
1936: Don't Gamble With Love, Panic on the Air, Trap- ped by Television, Two-Fisted Gentleman, Lady from No- where.
1937: I Promise to Pay, Counterfeit Lady, Venus Makes Trouble.
TERHUNE, WILLIAM 1937: Pick a Star.
THOMPSON, WALTER 1936: Tundra. 1937: Wee Willie Winkie.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM 1937: Roarin' Lead.
TODD. HOLBROOK
1936: Blazing Justice, Out- laws of the Range, Border Caballero. 1937: Damaged Goods.
TODD. SHERMAN
1936: Strike Me Pink, Be- loved Enemy.
TROFFEY, ALEXANDER
1936: Charlie Chan at the Circus, The Crime of Dr. Forbes, Star for a Night, 15 Maiden Lane, Charlie Chan at the Opera.
1937: Off to the Races, Think Fast :Mr. Moto. Born Reck- less.
TURNER, HELENE
1936: Just My Luck. 193 7 : Killers of the Sea.
ULBACH, FINN
1937: The Three Legionnaires, Drums of Destiny.
VERNON, ELMO
1937 : Captains Courageous. WARREN. EDA
1936: Anything Goes, The General Died at Dawn.
1937: .Swing High — Swing Low.
WARWICK, ROBERT
1937: Borderland, Hills of Old W y o m i n g , North of Rio Grande.
WEATHERWAX, PAUL
1936: It's a Great Life, F- Man, My American Wife. 1937 Champagne Waltz,
Waikiki Wedding.
WEBER, HENRY
1936: Happy Go Lucky.
WEEREN, HANS
1936: Roamin' Wild.
WRANGELL, BASIL
1936: Tarzan Escapes, Whip- saw, Tlie Good Earth. 1937: The (K)od Earth.
WRAY, RICHARD G.
1936: Timber Wai^r Song of the Trail, Born to Fight, Wildcat Trooper. 1937: Anything for a Thrill.
WRIGHT, MAURICE E. 1936: Love Before Breakfast, Nobody's Fool, Yellowstone. 1937: Wings Over Honolulu.
ZOCKLING, LEO
1936: Soak the Rich.
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COMPOSERS — LYRICISTS — SUPERVISORS
ADAaiSOX, HAROLD
THE VOICE OF BUGLE ANN — There's a Home in the Mountains; There's No Two Ways About It.
THE GREAT ZIEGFELD — You. You Never Looked So Beautiful: She's a Follies Girl; It's Been So Long.
SUZY — Did I Remember?
PICCADILLY JIM — In the Shadow of an Old Oak Tree.
BANJO ON MY KNEE — Where the Lazy River Goes By; There's Something' in the Air; Banjo On My Knee.
TOP OF THE TOWN — Top of the Town; Jam- boree; Blame It on the Rhumba; That Foolish Feeling; Where Are You?; There's No Two Ways About It; Fireman Save My Child; Breezingr Home.
AKST, HARRY
THE HOLY TERROR — There I Go Again: Don't Know Myself Since I Know You ; Don't Sing — Everybody Swing; The Call of the Siren.
CRACK-UP — Top Gallante.
CAN THIS BE DIXIE ?— Pick-Pick-Pickaninny ; Uncle Tom's Cabin is a Cabaret Now; Does Yon Wanna Go to Heaven: It's Julep Time in Dixie- land.
STAR FOR A NIGHT — Down Around Malibu Way; Over a Cup of Coffee; At the Beach at Malibu.
THINK FAST MR. MOTO — The Shy Violet.
WILD AND WOOLLY — Whoa Whoopie, Whoa Whippie.
SING AND BE HAPPY — Music and Lyrics.
ALTER, LOUIS
DIZZY DAMES — Love is the Thing; The Mar- tinique; I Was Taken by Storm.
TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE — Twilight on the Trail; Melody from the Sky.
SING, BABY, SING — ^You Turned the Tables on Me.
RAINBOW IN THE RIVER — You Only Live Once: A Thotisand Dreams of You.
VOGUES OF 19.38 — The King of Jam.
ANTHEIL, GEORGE
Original Music: Make Way for Tomorrow, The Plainsman, The Buccaneer.
ANDERSON, R. ALEX
PICK A STAR — Music and lyrics.
ARLEN, HAROLD
STRIKE ME PINK — The L-dy Dances; Cala- bash Pipe: If I Feel This Way Tomorrow; Then It's Love; First You Have He High.
THE SINGING KID — My How This Country Has Changed; I Like to Song-A: Save Me Sister.
STAGE STRUCK — In Your Own Quiet Way; You'd Be Kinda Grandish; The New Parade.
GOLD DIGGERS OF 19.37 — Speaking of _the Weather; Life Insurance; Let's Put Our Heads Together.
ARCHANGELSKY, A.
SINS OF MAN — Invocation; Weddinp
Song.
ARNAUD, LEO
A DAY AT THE RACES — Choral and orches- tral arrangements.
.\STAIRE, FRED
I'm Building Up for an Awful Let Down: I'll Never Let You Go: Just One More Dance, Madame.
AISTIX. (JENE
KLONDIKE ANNIE — Mister Deep Blue Sea.
.M TRY, GENE
SINGING VAGABOND — Wagon Train; Fare- well Friends of the Prairie.
ROUGH RIDING RHYTHM — Dying Cowgirl; That Tumble Down Shack; I Hate to Say Good- bye to the Prairie.
AXT, DR. WILLLVM
Naught.v Marietta; David Copperfield; Old Hutch; Under Cover of Night; Susy; Libeled Lady: Parnell: London By Night: Between Two Women.
B.ASSMAN, GEORGE
A DAY AT THE RACES — Orchestrations.
BEXJAailX, ARTHl R
Music Arrangement: Wings of the Morning.
BERLIN, IRVIXG
TOP HAT — Cheek to Cheek: Piccolino: Isn't This a Lovely Day; Top Hat, White Tie and Tails.
FOLLOW THE FLEET — We Saw the Sea; Get Thee Behind Me Satan: Let Yourself Go; I'd Rather Lead a Band: Here Am I. But Where Are You?; I'm Putting All M.v Eggs in One Basket; Let's Face the Music and Dance.
ON THE AVENUE — Girl on the Police Gazette; You're Laughing at Me; This Year's Kisses; Slumming on Park Avenue; I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm; He Ain't Got Rhythm.
BERNARD, FELIX
OFF TO THE RACES — Meet the Family.
BOrXELJE, PHIL
PRINCESS COMES ACROSS — My Concertina.
SWING HIGH, SWING LOW — If It Lsn't Pain, It Isn't Love; Panamania; I Hear a Call to Arms: Turn Off the Moon.
BRADLEY, OSCAR
Musical Director; The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo, Professional Soldier.
BRADSHAW. CHARLES
Musical Director: Trail Dust.
BREXXAX, J. KERIX
RHYTHM ON THE RANGE-
-Empty Saddles.
BROWX, LEW
STRIKE ME PINK — The Lad.v Dances; Cala- bash Pipe; If I Feel This Way Tomorrow Then It's Love; First You Have Me High.
NEW PACES OF 19.37 — Love is Never Out of Season; It Goes to Your Feet; Penthouse on Third Avenue.
VOGUES OF 1938 — That Old Feeling.
BROWX, XACIO HERB
BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936 — You Are My Lucky Star; Sing Before Breakfast; I Gotta
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MUSIC COMPOSERS
Feeliii' Ydu'rc Foolin': Broadway Rhythm: On a Suiulay Aftirnoon.
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA — Alone.
CHINA SEAS — China Seas.
SAN FRANCISCO — Would Yotl ?
AFTER THE THIN MAN — Smoke Dreams.
BROADWAY MELODY OP 10:57 — A Pair of New Shoes: Feelins Like a Million: Sun Showers: Your Broadway and Mine: Words and Music.
THE DEVIL IS A SISSY — Say Ah !
BULLOCK. W.VLTER
POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL — When I'm With You: Wlu'u Did You Leave Heaven? NOBODY'S BABY — Lyries. NEW PACES OF lf),37 — Widow in Lace.
lU'RKK, JOHNNY
GO WEST YOUNG MAN — I Was Sayinjr to the Moon: On a Typical Tropical Nig-ht: Go West Yoimg' Man.
PENNIES PROM HEAVEN — Pennies fro Heaven: One-Two Button My Shoe: So Do I: Skeleton in the Closet: Let's Call a Heart a Heart.
THE GREAT MADONNA — Music and lyrics.
BIRNETTE. SMILEY
SINGING VAGABOND — Wasron Train: Fare- well Friends of the Prairie.
HITCH-HIKE LADY — Marchins: Feet.
RED RIVER VALLEY — Red River Sweet- lieart : Keen Goin' Little Pony: Hand Me Down My Trusty Forty-five.
BrXTOLPH. n.AVID
Musical Director: Everybody's Old Man: Love Is News: Pisrskin Parade: Fifty Roads to Town: Nanc.v Steele is Missing.
C.VKSAK. IKVINO
STOWAWAY — That's What I Want for Christ- mas.
C.4KMICH.\EL. HO.AOIR
TOPPER — Old Man Moon.
('L.\KE, SIDNEY
PEPPER — Sontr of the Coyotes.
BRIGHT EYES — On the Good Ship Lollipop: Little Miss Nobody.
CRIME OP DR. FORBES — Doctor Sonsr.
HIGH TENSION — And That Woman Made a Monkey Out of Me.
SONG AND DANCE MAN — ^I'ou're My Fa- vorite One: On a Holiday in My Pla.vroom: Join the Party: Let's Get Going-: Ain't He Good Lookinsr: Dancing: in the Open.
CAN THIS BE DIXIE? — Pick-Piek-Pickaninny : Uncle Tom's Cabin is a Cabaret Now; Does You Wanna Go to Heaven: It's Julep Time in Dixie- land.
STAR FOR A NIGHT — Down Around Malihii Way: Over a Cup of Coffee: At The Beach at Malibu.
THINK FAST MR. MOTO — The Shy Violet.
WILD AND WOOLLY — Whoa WHioopie. Whoa Whippie.
SING AND BE HAPPY — Music and Lyiics.
COLIMBO. .ALBERTO
Musical Director: Two in Revolt: Tlic Hit Parade.
CONN, DIUHE.ART
BLACK GOLD — Black Gold: She Knows Every- thing-.
SONG OF THE TRAIL — Song- of the Trail:
My Heart's on the Plains: Let Me Whisper My Love: Nell Was the B(>Ile of the Prairie.
rOXR.AD, CON
THE GREAT ZIEGFELD — Music for Harriett Hoctor ballet.
HERE'S TO ROMANCE — Here's to Romance: Midnig-ht in Paris.
HEART OF THE WEST — My Heart's in the Heart of the West.
COSLOW. S.AJI
RHYTHM ON THE RANGE — You'll Have to Swing: It.
HEART OF THE WEST — My Heart's in the Heart of the West.
KLONDIKE ANNIE — My Medicine Man.
FATAL LADY — Je Vous Adore; Brazilian Love Song:.
POPPY — Poppy.
THE TEXAS RANGERS — Texas Rangrers' Songr.
MAKE WAY FOR TOMORROW — Make Way for Tomorrow.
TURN OFF THE MOON — Easy on the Eyes: Janmiin': Turn Off the Moon: That's Southern Hospitality.
MOUNTAIN MUSIC — If I Put My Heart in My Song^: Good Mornin': Can't You Hear the Moiuitain Music: Thar She Goes.
SWING HIGH — SWING LOW — I Hear a Call to Arms.
(le P.AC'KH, MAIRICE
Orchestrial Arrang-pments: The Soldier and the Lady.
CRUZE, JULIE
THE GOLD RACKET — I'd Like to be the But- f(;ns on Your Vest.
DEUTSCH, ADOLPH
Music and arrang-ements: They Won't Forget.
DIETZ, HOW.ARD
UNDER YOUR SPELL — Under Your Spell; Amigo: Jly Little Mule Wagon.
DIXON. MORT
IN CALIENTE — In Caliente: The Lady in Red; To Call You My Own.
LITTLE BIG SHOT — I'm a Little Big- Shot Now.
WERE IN THE MONEY — So Nice Seeing- You Ag-ain.
BRIGHT LIGHTS — Toddlin' Along: With You; You're An Eyeful of Heaven.
I LIVE FOR LOVE — I Live for Love; Mine Along; Silver Wing's.
DONALDSON, W.ALTER
THE GREAT ZIEGFELD — You. You Never Looked So Beautiful: You Gotta Pull Stringrs; Queen of the Jting-le.
HERE COMES THE BAND — Tender Is the Ni-i-ht.
SUZY — Did I Remember?
PICCADILLY JIM — In the Shadow of an Old Oak Tree: Love Began.
SINNER TAKE ALL — Id Be Lost Without You.
DREVER. D.VVE
ON AGAIN. OFF AGAIN-
-Song
Dl BIN. .\L
IN CALIENTE — Muehacha.
BROADWAY GONDOLIER — The Rose in Her Hair: Lonely Gondolier; Outside of You; Lultl's Back in Town ; You Can Be Kissed : Flag-en- heim's Odorless Cheese.
SHIPMATES FOREVER — Don't Give Up tiie
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MUSIC COMPOSERS
Ship: I'd Rather Listen to Yoiir Eyes: I Love to Take Ortlers from Yott : Do I Love My Teach- er; All Aboard the Navy.
STARS OVER BROADWAY — Where Am I, Am I in Heaven?; You Let Me Down; At Your Service. Madame.
COLLEEN — I Don't Have to Dream Apain; You Gotta Know How to Dance; Summer Nig'ht; Boulevardier from the Bronx.
PAGE MISS GLORY — Paere Miss Glory.
SWEET MUSIC — Sweet Music.
SING ME A LOVE SONG — Summer Night; That's the Least You Can Do for a Lady: The Little House That Love Built.
SONS O' GUNS — For a Buck and a Quarter a Day.
HEARTS DIVIDED — Hearts Divided: My King:- dom for a Kiss.
CAIN AND MABEL — I'll Sing You a Thou- sand Love Song's; Cone.v Island; Here Comes Chiquita.
GOLD DIGGERS OP 1037 — All's Fair in Love and War: Plenty of Money and You.
MR. DODD TAKES THE AIR — Remember Me: Am I In Love; The Girl You Used to Be; Here Comes the Sandman; If I Were a Little Pond Lily.
MARKED WOMAN — Music and Lyrics.
EDENS, ROGER
Musical arrangements: Born to Dance; A Day at the Races.
FAIN. SAMMY
GOIN' TO TOWN — Love is Love in Any Wom- an's Heart: Now I'm a Lady; He's a Bad Man.
NEW FACES OF 1937 — Love is Never Out of Season; It Goes to Your Feet; Penthovise on Third Avenue.
VOGUES OF 1938 — That Old Feeling.
FIELDS, DOROTHY
EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT — Take It Easy; Strictly Confidential: I'm in a Mood for Love: I Feel a Song Comin' O-n ; It's Great to Be in Love Again.
I DREAM TOO MUCH — I Dream Too Much; Little Jockey on the Carou.sel; I'm the Echo; I Got Love.
THE KING STEPS OUT — Stars in My Eyes; Madly in Love.
SWING TIME — The Way You Look Tonight; Bojangles of Harlem; Waltz in Swing Time; A Fine Romance.
FORBES, LOU
Musical Director
Night Key; Oh Doctor.
FORBSTEIN. LEO
Musical Director: Anthony Adverse: Polo Joe; The Charge of the Light Brigade; The Great O'Malley; Stage Struck, Holiday; They Won't Forget; Marked Woman; Call It a Day; The Prince and the Pauper; The Go Getter; Kid Galahad, Slim, Confession, Ever Since Eve.
FRANKLIN, ARTHUR
Arrangements: Waikiki Wedding.
FORREST, CHET
SINNER TAKE ALL — I'd Be Lost Without You.
MAYTIME — Special lyrics. SARATOGA — Saratoga. LONDON BY NIGHT — Lyrics.
FREED, ARTHUR
BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936 — You Are My Lucky Star; Sing Before Breakfast; I Gotta Feelin' You're Foolin' ; Broadway Rhythm : On a Sunday Afternoon.
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA — Alone.
CHINA SEAS — China Seas.
SAN FRANCISCO — Would You?
BROADWAY MELODY OF 1937 — A Pair of Now Shoes; Feeling Like a Million; Sun Showers; Your Broadwa.v and Mine: Words and Music.
AFTER THE THIN MAN — Smoke Dreams.
THE DEVIL IS A SISSY — Say Ah !
FREED. R.\LPH
COLLEGE HOLIDAY — Sweetheart Waltz: Who's That Knocking at My Heart?
HIDEAWAY GIRL — Two Birdies Up a Tree.
HER HUSBAND LIES — No More Tears; You Gambled With Love.
KING OF GAMBLERS — I'm Feelin' High.
GENSLER, LEWIS
ONE HOUR LATE— I Can't Imagine Me With- out You.
OLD MAN RHYTHM — Old Man Rhythm; I Never Saw a Better Night; There's Nothing Like a College Education; Boys Will Be Boys; When You Are in My Arms; Comes the Revolution Baby.
SHIP CAFE — A Fatal Fascination; I Won't Take No for an Answer; It's a Great Life; Lazy Bones Gotta Job Now; I Lost My Heart.
GERSHWIN, IRA
SHALL WE DANCE — Slap That Bass; Shall We Dance; They All Laughed; I've Got Be- ginner's Luck; Let's Call the Whole Think Off; They Can't Take That Away from Me.
GILBERT, WOLFE L.
TOAST OF NEW YORK — Music and lyrics.
GORDON, MACK
PALM SPRINGS — Will I Ever Know?
LOVE IN BLOOM — ^My Heart is an Open Book; Here Comes Cookie; You Got Me Doing Things; Let Me Sing You to Sleep With a Love Song.
STOLEN HARMONY — ^Would There Be Love; Let's Spill the Beans.
PARIS IN THE SPRING Bon Jour Mam'selle;
Paris in the Spring; Why Do They Call It Gay Paree?; Jealousy.
TWO FOR TONIGHT — Without a Word of Warning: From the Top of Your Head to the Tip of Your Toes: I Wish I Were Aladdin; You Hit the Spot; Who Am I; My Grandfater's Clock; I Feel Like a Feather in the Breeze; Rhythmatic.
BIG BROADCAST OF 1936 — It's the Animal in Me.
FLORIDA SPECIAL — It's You I'm Talking About.
POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL — Oh My Good- ness; Buy a Bar of Barry's; When I'm With You; But Definitely; Peck's Theme Song; You Gotta Eat Your Spinach; Military Man.
STOWAWAY — You've Gotta Smile to be Happy; One Never Knows; Good Night My Love; I Wanna Go to the Zoo.
FIFTY ROADS TO TOWN — Never in a Million Years.
WAKE UP AND LIVE — Wake Up and Live; Never in a Million Years; It's Swell of You; Oh But I'm Happy; I'm Bubbling Over; There's a Lull in My Life; I Love You Too Much too Much.
THIS IF MY AFFAIR — Music and lyrics.
GREY, HARRY
Musical Supervisor: Laughing Irish Eyes; Fol- low Your Heart: Dancing Feet; Sitting on the Moon; Happ.v Go Lucky; Navy Blues; Circus Girl: Two Wise Maids; The Hit Parade.
GRIER. JIMMY
Musical Arrangements: Nobody's Baby.
MUSIC COMPOSERS
HAMMERSTEIN. OSCAR II
SWEET ADELINE — Don't Ever Leave Me; Here Am I; Lonely Feet: Out of the Blue: Sun About to Rise; 'Twas Not So Long: Ag-o; Why Was I Born ? ; We Were So Younir.
HANDMAN, LOU
THE HIT PARADE — Last Nisht I Dreamed of You.
HARBURG. E. Y.
THE SINGING KID — My How This Country Has Changed: I Love to Sing: — A: Save Me
STAGE STRUCK — In Your Own Quiet Way: You'd Be Kinda Grandish: The New Parade.
HART. LORENZ
DANCING PIRATE — Are You My Love?: When You're Dancing: the Waltz.
MISSISSIPPI — Down by the River: Easy to Remember.
HATLEY. M.ARVIN
Musical Score: General Spanky: Way Out West: Nobody's Baby: Pick a Star: Topper.
HAUTZIK, SELMA
RAINBOW ON THE RIVER — Flowe^ Song.
HEATH, AL
SING WHILE YOU'RE ABLE— You're My Strongest Weakness.
HELLER, HERM.AX
Musical Score: Yellowstone: Conflict: Sea Spoilers; The King and the Chorus Girl.
HEXDERSOX. CH.4RLES
Vocal Arranger: Top of the Town; New Faces of 1937.
HEYMAN, EDWARD
THAT GIRL FROM PARIS — Call to Arms: Love and Learn: Seal it With a Kiss: Nephew from Nice: Moonface.
ANYTHING GOES — Moonburn.
HEYM.4X, WERXER RICH.4RD
CARAVAN — Ha-cha-eha; Happy I Am Happy: Wing Song.
CURLY TOP — It's All So New to Me: When I Grow Up.
HILL, BILLY
RHYTHM ON THE RANGE — -Empty Saddles.
HIRSCH. WALTER
THE HIT PAR.A.DE — Last Night I Dreamed of You.
HOLLANDER. FREDERICK
POPPY^ — Poppy.
THE MOON'S OUR HOME — The Moon's Our Home.
JUNGLE PRINCESS — Moonlight and Shadows.
ANYTHING GOES — My Heart and I; Shanghi- Dee-Ho.
DESIRE — Awake in a Dream.
HOXEGGER, ARTHUR
Musical Score : The Woman I Love
HOWARD, HAROLD
ANGEL'S HOLIDAY — They Blew Themselves Out of Breath.
HUMPHREY, CLAUDIA
TRAIL DUST — Trail Dust: Take Me Back to the Wide Open Spaces.
IXGRAHAM, ROY
SING WHILE YOU'RE ABLE — One Girl In My Arms Is Worth A Million In My Dreams.
JACKSON, HOWARD
Musical Director: The Music Goes 'Round, The King Steps Out.
JEROME, M. K.
SMART BLONDE — Why Do I Have to Sing a Torch Song.
TWO AGAINST THE WORLD — The Moon Does Things to Me.
THE CAPTAIN'S KID — I'm the Captain's Kid; Drifting Along.
HERE COMES CARTER — You On My Mind: Through the Courtesy of Love.
TREACHERY RIDES THE RANGE — Ridin' Home: Leather and Steel.
TRAILIN' WEST — Moonlight Valley: Drums of Glory.
GUNS OP THE PECOS — When a Cowboy Takes a Wife: The Prairie Is My Home.
PONY EXPRESS RIDER — Love Begins at Evening: Ridin' the Mail.
ROMANCE IN THE AIR — Dangerous Rhythm: A Table for Two; The Girl Who Keeps the Goats.
KID GALAHAD — The Moon Is In Tears To- night.
EVER SINCE EVE — ^Music and lyrics.
JOHXSTOX, ARTHUR
THANKS A MILLION — Sugar Plum; New Or- leans; Thanks A Million: Sing Brother Sing: Sittin' On A Hilltop.
GO WEST YOUNG MAN — I Was Saying to the Moon; On a Tpical Tropical Night; Go West Young Man.
PENNIES FROM HEAVEN — Pennies from Heaven: One-Two-Button M.v Shoe; So Do I: Skeleton in the Closet; Let's Call a Heart a Heart.
THE GREAT MADONNA — Music and lyrics.
JURMAXX, WALTER
ESCAPADE — You're All I Need.
SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco.
A DAY AT THE RACES — On Blue Venetian Waters; A Message from the Man in the Moon; Tomorrow Is Another Da.v.
THREE SMART GIRLS — Someone to Care for Me; My Heart Is Singing.
K.\H.4L, IRVIXG
SWEET MUSIC — Every Day: Don't Go on a Diet; Good Green Acres of Home; Winter Over Night: There's a Different You in Your Heart; Sweet Music.
K.\HX, GUS
KID MILLIONS — When My Ship Comes In; An Earful of Music; Okay Toots; The Ice Cream Fantasy.
THANKS A MILLION — New O'Leans; Thanks a Million, Sittin' on a Hilltop: Sugar Plum: Pocketful of Sunshine.
ESCAPADE — -You're All I Need.
LOVE ME FOREVER — Love Me Forever.
NAUGHTY MARIETTA — Additional lyrics.
SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco.
MAYTIME — Additional lyrics.
HER MASTER'S VOICE — With All My Heart.
A DAY AT THE RACES — On Blue Venetian Waters: A Message from the Man in the Moon: Tomorrow Is Another Day.
THREE SMART GIRLS — Someone to Care for Me : My Heart Is Singing.
CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS — Don't Cry Little Fish ; Portugese lyrics.
GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST — Soldiers of Fortune.
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MUSIC COMPOSERS
THEY GAVE HIM A GUN- Coiild Care for Me.
-To Think You
KALMAR, BERT
BRIGHT LIGHTS — She Was an Acrobats Daufrhter.
HAPPINESS AHEAD — Window Cleaners' Song-.
WALKING ON AIR^Let's Make a Wish, My Heart Wants to Dance, Cabin on the Hill-top.
Day: It Must Be Love: We Happen to be the Army: Now You're Talking- My Language.
KORNTJOLD, ERICH WOLFGANG
GIVE US THIS NIGHT — Sweet Melody of Night: I Mean to Say I Love You: My Love and I. THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER — Music.
KREUDER, PETER
CONFESSION — Music, score and songs.
KAPER, BRONISLAW
ESCAPADE — You're All I Need.
SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco.
A DAY AT THE RACES — On Blue Venetian Waters; A Message from the Man in the Moon; Tomorrow Is Another Day.
THREE SMART GIRLS — Someone to Care for Me; My Heart Is Singing-.
KAY, EDDIE
Musical Director: With Love and Kisses, Sing While You're Able.
KAYE. ARTHUR
Musical Director Said No.
Daniel Boone; The Girl
KAYLIN, SAMUEL
Musical Director: Champagne Charlie: Charlie Chan at the Circus: The Country Beyond; The Crime of Dr. Forbes; Educating Father; Every Saturday Night; The First Baby; Gentle Julia: Here Comes Trouble; High Tension; Human Cargo; Little Miss Nobody; The Song and Dance Man; Career Woman; Crack-Up; 15 Maiden Lane; Off to the Races; Can This Be Dixie?; Charlie Chan at the Opera; Back to Nature: Charlie Chan at the Race Track; Fair Warning; Holy Terror; Laughing at Trouble; Pepper; Star for a Night; Thank You Jeeves: 36 Hours to Kill; Woman Wise; Charlie Chan at the Olympics: Think Fast Mr. Moto; Big Business; Angel's Holiday: The Lady Escapes: Wild and Woolly: One Mile from Heaven: Sing- and Be Happy: Born Reckless.
KERN, JEROME
I DREAM TOO MUCH — I Dream Too Much; Little Jockey on the Carousel; I'm the Echo; I Got Love.
SWEET ADELINE — Don't Ever Leave Me; Here Am I; Lovely Feet: Out of the Blue; The Sun About to Rise: 'Twas Not So Long Ago; Why Was I Born; We Were So Young.
SWING TIME — The Way You Look Tonight: Boj angles of Harlem: Waltz in Swing Time: Pick Your.self Up; A Fine Romance.
KERNELL, WILLIAM
CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OPERA — Carnival, Then Farewell: Carnival, and Romantic Love; Carnival. King and Country Call.
RAMONA — La Fiesta; Blessed Be the Dawning; Under the Redwood Tree; How the Rabbit Lost His Tail.
KILEXYI, DR. EDWARD
Musical Score : Zamboanga. KISCO, CHARLEY
ROSE BOWL — Sons of Sierra. PREVIEW MURDER MYSTERY — Promise With a Kiss.
KOBI, SAM
PARADISE ISLE — Mu.sic. KOEHLER, TED
KING OF BURLESQUE — I'm Shooting High; I've Got My Fingers Crossed; Lovely Lady; Spreadin' Rhythm Around: Whose Big Baby Are You?
DIMPLES — Hey — What Did the Blue Jay Say?; He Was a Dandy; Picture Me Without You; Dixieanna.
23i,i HOURS LEAVE — Good Night My Lucky
LAIDLAW, BETTY
RENFREW OF THE MOUNTED — Tale of Love: Barbecue Bill Was a Mountie; We're Mounted Men.
SANDFLOW — We Are the Rangers. WALLABY JIM OF THE ISLANDS — Fair Hawaii: When a Bluejack Rides the Waves. THE WHITE RIDER — Original score. IN TOWN TONIGHT — Songs THE MOTHER — Songs.
LANE, BURTON
HIDEAWAY GIRL — Dancing Into My Heart.
COLLEGE HOLIDAY- — The Sweetheart Waltz; Who's That Knocking at My Heart?
HER HUSBAND LIES — No More Tears; You Gambled With Love.
KING OF GAMBLERS— I'm Feelin' High.
SWING HIGH — SWING LOW — Panamania.
LANGE, ARTHUR
Musical Director: The Daring Young Man; Doubting Thomas; It's a Small World; Little Colonel: One More Spring: Orchids to You: Spring Tonic; Under the Pampas Moon: The Great Ziegfeld: It Had to Happen: Thanks a Million; Great Guns; Under Your Spell: The Magnificent Brute; Girl's Dormitory; The White Hvmter; Banjo On My Knee; On the Avenue; This Is My Affair.
LAWNHURST
ACCENT ON YOUTH — Accent on Youth. THE MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE — The Man on the Flying Trapeze.
LEE, CONNIE
WITH LOVE AND KISSES — With Love and Kisses.
SING WHILE YOU'RE ABLE — Sing While You're Able; Leave It Up to Uncle Jake; Just a Country Bo.v at Heart.
LESTER, EDWIN
Musical Advisor; The Girl Said No.
LEVANT, OSCAR
CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OPERA — Carnival. Then Farewell: Carnival, and Romantic Love; Carnival, and Country Call.
LE ROUX, BUDDY
WITH LOVE AND KISSES — Sweet. SING WHILE YOU'RE ABLE — You're My Strongest Weakness.
LIVELY, ROBERT
RENFREW OF THE MOUNTED — Tale of Love; Barbecue Bill Was a Mountie; We're Mounted Men.
SANDFLOW — We Are the Rangers.
WALLABY JIM OF THE ISLANDS — Fair Hawaii: When a Bluejack Rides the Waves.
THE WHITE RIDER — Original score.
IN TOWN TONIGHT — Songs.
THE MOTHER — Songs.
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MUSIC COMPOSERS
LOEKNER. FRANK
VOGUES of 1938 — Lovely One.
MoHUGH. JIMMY
EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT — Take It Easy: Strictly Confidentially; I'm in a Mood for Love: I Feel a Song' Coming' On: It's Great to be in Love Apain.
KING OP BURLESQUE — I'm Shooting' Hig-h; I've Got My Pingrers Crossed: Lovely Lady: Spreadin' Rhythm Around; Whose Big' Baby Are You?
DIMPLES — Hey — What Did the Blue Jay Say?; Ho Was a Dandy; Picture Me Without You; Dixieanna.
BANJO ON MY KNEE — Where the Lazy River Goes By: There's Something' in the Air; Banjo On My Knee.
HER MASTER'S VOICE — With All My Heart.
TOP OP THE TOWN — Top of the Town; Jamboree: Blame It on the Rhumba: That Poolish Peeling: Where Are You?: There's No Two Ways About It: Pireman Save My Child.
BREEZING HOME — Music.
MAGIDSON, HERB
THE GREAT ZIEGPELD — Lyrics for ballet.
HERE'S TO ROMANCE — Here's to Romance: Midnight in Paris.
EVERY SATURDAY NilGHT — Breathes There a Man.
HATS OPP — Hats Oft: Where Have You Been All My Lite: Little Old Rhythm; T-winkle Twinkle Little Star; Let's Have Another.
M.\I.OTTE. ALBERT RAY
WE'RE RICH AGAIN — Senorita. HI GAUCHO — Song: of the Open Road — Bandit Song; My Little White Rose: Serenade.
MARGUARDT, PAUL
Orchestrations: A Day at the Races.
M.\RVEL. HOLT
THE GAY DESPERADO — The World Is Mine.
ai.VRKS, G.
STOWAWAY
Christmas.
That's What I Want for
MERCER, JOHNNY
RHY'THM ON THE RANGE — ^The Cow Hand.
OLD MAN RHYTHM — Boys Will Be Boys; Comes the Revolution ; I Never Saw a Better Night; Old Man Rhythm: There's Nothing Like a College Education : When You Are In My Arms.
READY. WILLING AND ABLE — Too Marvel- ous for Words.
MESKELL. JACK
FOLLIES BERGERE — I Was Lucky; Sing'ing a Song: Au Revoir L' Amour: Rhythm of the Rain: You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth.
I'VE BEEN AROUND — I've Been Around.
MEYER. ABE
Musical Supervisor: In His Steps; Battle of Greed; Rebellion; Rainbow on the River; Girl Loves Boy: Hollywood Cowboy; Drums of Destiny; Sweetheart of the Navy.
MITCHELL, SIDNEY
CAPTAIN JANUARY — Early Bird; At the Cod- fish Ball.
SITTING ON THE MOON — Sitting on the Moon; Lost In My Dreams; How'm I Doin' With You?
TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE — Twilight on the Trail: Melody from the Sky.
LAUGHING IRISH EYES — Laughing Iri.sh Irish Eyes; All My Life.
PHANTOM RIDER — Hidden Valley.
UNDER TWO FLAGS — One, Two, Three, Four.
SING, BABY, SING — ^You Turned the Tables On Me.
DANCING FEET — Every Time I Look at You.
FOLLOW YOUR HEART — Follow Your Heart.
PIGSKIN PARADE — Hold That Bulldog; The Texas Tornado; It's Love I'm After: Balboa: You're Slightly Terrific; You Do the Damdest Things — Baby; T. S. U. Alma Mater.
ONE IN A MILLION — One in a Million; Who's Afraid of Love?: The Moonlight Waltz; We're Back in Circulation Again; Lovely Lady in White.
MOCKRIDGE. CYRIL J.
THE LITTLE COLONEL — Musical Adaptation.
MORROS, BORIS
Musical Director: The Trail of the Lonesome Pine: Desire: Anything Goes: Give Us This Night: Fatal Lady: Three Cheers for Love; Palm Springs; The Princess Comes Across; The Moon's Our Home: Rhythm on the Range: The General Died at Dawn: Jungle Princess; Swing High — Sing Low; Wedding Present: Valiant Is the Word for Carrie: College Holiday: Along Came Love: The Big Broadcast of 19.37: Rose Bowl: Easy to Take; High, Wide and Handsome; Maid of Salem; Champagne Waltz; Sold at Sea; Mountain Music: The Last Train from Madrid: Murder Goes to College; A Doctor's Diary: Waikiki Wed- ding; Her Husband Lies; Internes Can't Take Money: King of Gamblers: Make Way for To- morrow: Turn Off the Moon; I Met Him In Paris: The Great Gambini; Easy Living.
MORTON, ARTHUR
Musical Director: Pick a Star; Riding on Air; Topper.
NEWMAN, ALFRED
Musical Director: Strike Me Pink; Dancing Pirate; Born to Dance; The Gay Desperado: Come and Get It: Beloved Enemy: Ramona; History Is Made at Night: Woman Chases Man; Slave Ship.
NEWMAN, E3IIL
Musical Director: Reunion.
NOBEL, RAY
BIG BROADCAST OF 19.36 — Why Stars Come Out at Night.
BREWSTER'S MILLIONS — The Carranga; I Think I Can: One Good Turn Deserves Another: Pull Down the Blinds.
OAKLAND, BENNIE
HATS OFF — Hats Off: Where Have You Been All My Life: Little Old Rhythm: Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star; Let's Have Another.
r.VRKS, PAUL
WITH LOVE AND KISSES — Sitting on the Edge of My Chair.
SING WHILE YOU'RE ABLE — Sing While You're Able: Leave It Up to Uncle Jake; Jusi a Coinitry Boy at Heart.
POLLACK. LEW
SONG AND DANCE MAN — You're My Favorite One.
UNDER TWO FLAGS — One, T'wo, Three Pour.
EVERYBODY'S OLD MAN — Franklin's Foods.
CAPTAIN JANUARY — Early Bird: At the Cod- fish Ball: Right Somebody to Love.
SING, BABY, SING Love Will Tell.
PIGSKIN PARADE — It's Love I'm After; Balboa: You're Slightly Terrific: You Do the Darndest Things Baby; T. S. U. Alma Mater: Hold That Bulldog: The Texas Tornado.
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MUSIC COMPOSERS
ONE IN A MILLION — One in a Million; Who's Afraid of Love?: The Moonligrht Waltz; We're Back in Circulation Ag'ain; Lovely Lady In White.
PORTER, COLE
BORN TO DANCE — I've Got You Under My Skin; Easy to Love; I'm Nuts About You; Rap Tap on Wood.
POSFORD, GEORGE
THE GAY DESPERADO — The World Is Mine.
PREVIN, CHARLES
Musical Director: The Mi&hty Treve; Love Letters of a Star; Three Smart Girls; Top of the Town; Breezing' Home; We Have Our Moments; As Good as Married; Wings Over Honolulu; Love in a Bungalow; The Road Back; Armored Car.
PYE, MERRILL
Musical Presentation : A Day at the Races.
RIESENFELD, HUGO
Musical Director: Let's Sing Again; Hearts in Bondage; The President's Mystery: Daniel Boone; Rainbow on the River; Follow Your Heart.
RAINGER, RALPH
ROSE OF THE RANCHO — If I Should Lose You; Thunder Over Paradise; Little Rose of the Rancho; Gott' Girl in California; There's Gold in Monterey; Where Is My Love?; The Padre and the Bride.
BIG BROADCAST of 1936 — Am,argTira; I Wished on the Moon; It's the Animal in Me; Miss Brown to You; Why Dream.
THE DEVIL IS A WOMAN — -Then It Isn't Love.
FOUR HOURS TO KILL — Hate to Talk About Myself: Walking the Floor.
RUMBA — I'm Yours for Tonight; The Magic In You; The Rhythm on the Rumba.
PALM SPRINGS — I Don't Want to Make History; The Hills of Wyoming.
THREE CHEERS FOR LOVE — Where Is My Heart?; Long Ago and Far Away; The Swing Tap.
BIG BROADCAST OP 1937 — I'm Talking Through My Heart; You Came to My Rescue; Here's Love In Your Eye; Vote for Mr. Rhythm; La Bomba; Night In Manhattan.
COLLEGE HOLIDAY — Rhyme for Love; I Adore You; So What?
WAIKIKI WEDDING — Sweet Is the Word for You; In a Little Hula Heaven; Blue Hawaii, Okolehao.
KING OF GAMBLERS — Hate to Talk About Myself.
SWING HIGH — SWING LOW — ^If It Isn't Pain Then It Isn't Love.
REVEL, HARRY
LOVE IN BLOOM — -My Heart Is an Open Book; Here Comes Cookie; You Got Me Doing Things.
STOLEN HARMONY- — ^Would There Be Love: Let's Spill the Beans.
THIS IS MY AFFAIR — Music and lyrics.
PARIS IN THE SPRING — Bon Jour Mam'selle: Paris In Spring; Why Do They Call It Gay Paree; Jealousy.
COLLEGIATE — I Feel Like a Feather in the Breeze; You Hit the Spot; Rhythmatic; My Grandfather's Clock; Who Am I?
BIG BROADCAST OF 1936 — It's the Animal In Me.
FOUR HOURS TO KILL — ^I Hate to Talk About Myself: Walking the Floor.
TWO FOR TONIGHT — Two for Tonight; From the Top of Your Head to the Top of Your Toes;
I Wish I Was Alladin; Takes Two to Make a Bargain; Without a Word of Warning.
POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL — Oh My Goodness; Buy a Bar of Barry's; When I'm With You: But Definitely: Pack's Theme Song; You Gotta Eat Your Spinach; Military Man.
PALM SPRINGS — Will I Ever Know.
FLORIDA SPECIAL — It's You I'm Talking About.
STOWAWAY — You've Gotta Smile to Be Happy; One Never Knows; Good Night My Love; I Wanna Go to the Zoo.
FIFTY ROADS TO TOWN — Never In a Million Years.
WAKE UP AND LIVE — Wake Up and Live; Never In a Million Years: It's Swell of You; Oh But I'm Happy; I'm Bubbling Over; There's a Lull in My Life; I Love You Much too Much.
ROBIN, LEO
RHYTHM ON THE RANGE — I Can't Escape You.
THE DEVIL IS A WOMAN — Then It Isn't Love.
HERE COMES COOKIE — Who's the Vamp of the Pampas.
ONE HOUR LATE — Me Without You.
ROSE OP THE RANCHO — If I Should Lose You: Thunder Over Paradise; Little Rose of the Rancho; Gotta Girl in California: There's Gold in Monterey; Where Is My Love; The Padre and the Bride.
PALM SPRINGS — I Don't Want to Make History; The Hills of Old Wyoming.
ANYTHING GOES — My Heart and I; Shanghai- Dee-Ho.
DESIRE — Awake In a Dream.
THE MOON'S OUR HOME — The Moon's Our Home.
ROSE BOWL — Sons of the Sierra.
POPPY — A Rendezvous With a Dream.
THREE CHEERS FOR LOVE — Where Is My Heart; Long Ago and Far Away; The Swing Tap.
BIG BROADCAST OF 1937 — I'm Talking Through My Heart; You Came to My Rescue; Here's Love in Your Eye; Vote for Mr. Rhythm: La Bomba; Night In Manhattan.
THE JUNGLE PRINCESS — Moonlight and Shadows.
COLLEGE HOLIDAY — A Rhyme for Love; I Adore You; So What?
KING OF GAMBLERS — Hate to Talk About Myself.
MAKE WAY FOR TOMORROW — Make Way For Tomorrow.
SWING HIGH, SWING LOW^If It Isn't Pain. Then It Isn't Love.
WAIKIKI WEDDING — Sweet Is the Word for You; In a Little Hula Heaven; Blue Heaven; Okolehao.
ROGERS, RICHARD
DANCING PIRATE — Are You My Love?; When You're Dancing the Waltz.
MISSISSIPPI— Down by the River; Easy to Remember: Soon.
N.-VNA — That's Love.
RODER, MILAN
Dii-ector, Composer, Arranger: Captain Blood; The Last Outpost; Last of the Pagans; The Voice of Bugle Ann; The Crusaders; All the Kings Horses; Lives of a Bengal Lancer; Too Many Parents; Anthony Adverse; The King Steps Out: Texas Rangers; Another Dawn; The Prince and the Pauper; Souls at Sea; Easy Living: Exchi- sivc.
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ROMBERG, SIGMUND
MAYTIME — music.
GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST — Soldiers of Fortune.
THEY GAVE HIM A GUN — To Think Yon Could Care.
RONNELL,, ANN
CHAMPAGNE WALTZ — Merry-Go-Round.
ROSE. GENE
CRIME OF DR. FORBES — Doctor Song:. PEPPER — Song of the Coyotes.
RUBY, HARRY
BRIGHT LIGHTS— She Was an Acrobat's Daug-hter.
HAPPINESS AHEAD — Window Cleaners' Song.
ON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN — Song-.
WALKING ON AIR— Let's Make a Wish, My Heart Wants to Dance, Cabin on the Hill-top.
.SCHERTZINGER, VICTOR
BELOVED — Beloved.
ROLLING ALONG — Life Begins When You're In Love; There'll Be No South; Follow Your Heart.
SCROLL, JACK
ON SECRET SERVICE — ^Moonlight Valley: Drums of Glory.
LET'S LIVE TONIGHT — Love Passes By.
PRINCESS COMES ACROSS — My Concertma.
SMART BLONDE — Why Do I Have to Sing a Torch Song.
TWO AGAINST THE WORLD — The Moon Does Things to Me.
THE CAPTAIN'S KID — I'm the Captain's Kid; Drifting Along.
TREACHERY' RIDES THE RANGE— Ridin' Home; Leather and Steel.
TRAILIN' WEST — Moonlight Valley; Drums of Glory.
GUNS OF THE PECOS — When a Cowboy Takes a Wife; The Prairie is My Home.
PONY EXPRESS RIDER — Love Begins at Even- ing; Ridin' the Mail.
ROMANCE IN THE AIR — Dangerous Rhythm; A Table for Two; The Girl Who Keeps the Goats.
KID GALAHAD — The Moon Is In Tears To- night.
CONFESSION — ^Lyrics.
EVER SINCE EVE — Music and lyrics.
SCHW.4RTZ, JE.VN
MAKE WAY FOR TOMORROW — ^Make Way for Tomorrow.
SHILKRET, NATHANIEL
Musical Director: The Soldier and the Lady; Shall We Dance; The Toast of New York.
SCHWARTZ. ARTHUR
THAT GIRL FROM PARIS — Call to Arms; Love and Learn: Seal It With a Kiss; Nephew from Nice; Moonface.
SHERMAN, MANNY
VOGUES OF 1938— Lovely One.
SIEGAL, AL
DOUBLE OR NOTHING — It's On— It's Off; After You.
Arrangements: Waikiki Wedding.
Vocal supervision: Turn Oft the Moon.
MOUNTAIN MUSIC — If It Put My Heart In My Song.
SWING HIGH. SWING LOW — I Hear a Call to Arms.
SILVERS, LOUIS
Musical Director: Captain January, The Country Doctor; Half Angel; A Message to Garcia; Poor Little Rich Girl; Prisoner of Shark Island; Pri-
vate Numbers; Road to Glory; Sins of Man; Under Two Flags; One in a Million; Lloyds of London; Dimples; Ladies in Love; Sing Baby Sing; Stowaway; To Mary — With Love; Seventh Heaven; Wake Up and Live.
SKILES, MARLIN
Musical Director: Great Guy; 23% Hours Leave; Sweetheart of the Navy.
SKINNER, FRANK
Orchestrations: The Great Ziegfeld; Top of the Town.
SNELL, DAVID
Musical Score: Dangerous Number; The Thir- teenth Chair.
SPINA, HAROLD
NEW FACES OF 1937 — Widow in Lace.
STEINER, MAX
Musical Director: Little Lord Fauntleroy; The Charge of the Light Brigade; Garden of Allah; The Lost Horizon.
STEPT, SAM H.
LAUGHING IRISH EYES — Laughing Irish Eyes; All My Life; Bless You Darlin' Mother.
PHANTOM RIDER — Hidden Valley.
DANCING FEET — Every Time I Look at Your Dancing Feet.
SITTING ON THE MOON — Sitting on the Moon; Lost In My Dreams; How'm I Doin' With You?
331/2 HOURS LEAVE— Good Night My Lucky Day; It Must Be Love; We Happen to be In the Army; Now You're Talking My Language.
THE HIT PARADE — Sweet Heartache.
STERN, JACK
LITTLE MISS NOBODY — Then Came the In- dians.
FOLLIES BERGERE — Au Revoir L'Amour; I Was Lucky; Rhythm of the Rain; Singing a Happy Song; You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth.
DEVIL ON HORSEBACK — So Divine; O Bella Mia: Out of the Hills: The Love Fiesta.
THE GAY DESPERADO — The World Is Mine; Tonight, Lover, Tonight.
TRAIL DUST — Take Me Back to Those Open Spaces.
SWEETHEART OF THE NAVY — Sweetheart of the Navy.
STOLL, GEORGE
Musical Director: Outcast; Midnight Madonna.
STOLOFF, MORRIS
Musical Director: Craig's Wife; Theodora Goes Wild.
STONE, GREGORY
Musical Score: Internes Can't Take Money.
STOTHART, HERBERT
Musical Director; Rose Marie; Small Town Girl; Moonlight Murder; Here Comes the Band; San Francisco; Camille; Gorgeous Hussy; After the .Thin Man; The Devil Is a Sissy; May time; The Good Earth; The Firefly.
STYNE, JULE
Vocal Supervisor: Wake Up and Live; This Is My Affair; Sing and Be Happy; Thin Ice; You Can't Have Everything; Life Begins at College: All Baba Goes to Town; In Old Chicago; Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.
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MUSIC COMPOSERS
• • •
SWANSTROM, ARTHUR
RAINBOW ON THE RIVER — Waiting- for the Sun.
TIOMKIN, DIMITRI
Musical score: Lost Horizon; The Road Back.
TOBIAS, HARRY
LITTLE MISS NOBODY — Then Came the In- dians.
DEVIL ON HORSEBACK— So Divine: O Bella Mia; Out of the Hills: The Love Fiesta.
THE GAY DESPERADO — Tonig-ht, Lover, To- nig-ht; The World is Mine.
TRAIL DUST — Take Me Back to the Wide Open Spaces.
WITH LOVE AND KISSES — The Trouble With Me is You.
SING WHILE YOU'RE ABLE — One Girl in My Arms is Worth a Million in My Dreams.
SWEETHEART OF THE NAVY — Sweetheart of the Navy.
TOCH, ERNST
Musical Arrangement: Outcast.
TERR, MAX
Vocal Supervision: Turn Off the Moon.
TELAAK, BILL
ANGEL'S HOLIDAY- Out of Breath.
-They Blew Themselves
TOMLIN, PINKY
WITH LOVE AND KISSES — The Trouble With Me is You: Don't Ever Lose It; I'm Right Back Where I Started: Sweet.
VON WYMETAL, WILLIAM
MAYTIME — Opera sequence.
WARD. EDWARD
SMALL TOWN GIRL — Small Town Girl. Scores: Moonlight Murder; Sinner Take All: Good Old Soak; Night Must Fall: Saratoga.
WASHINGTON. NED
THE HIT PARADE-
-Sweet Heartache.
WARREN, HARRY
BROADWAY GONDOLIER — Flagenheim's Odor- less Cheese; Lonely Gondolier; Lulu's Back in Town; Pig and the Cow; Outside of You; A Rose in Her Hair; You Can Be Kissed.
DAMES — Dames: The Girl at the Ironing Board; I Only Have Eyes for You; Try and See It My Way.
GO INTO YOUR DANCE — -About a Quarter to Nine; A Good Old Fashioned Cocktail; Go Into Your Dance: Little Things You Used to Do; Mammy I'll Sing About You; She's a Latin from Manhattan.
GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935 — I'm Going Shop- ping With You; LiiUaby of Broadway: Words Are in My Heart.
HAPPINESS AHEAD— Beauty Must Be Loved; Pop Goes Your Heart.
SWEET MUSIC — Sweet Music.
IN CALIENTE — Muchacha.
LIVING ON VELVET — Living on Velvet.
PAGE MISS GLORY — Page Miss Glory.
SHIPMATES FOREVER — Don't Give Up the Ship; I'd Ratlier Listen to Your Eyes; I Like to Take Orders from You; Do I Love My Teach- er?; All Aboard the Navy.
STARS OVER BROADWAY — Where Am I; Am I in Love?; You Let Me Down; At Your Service, Madame.
COLLEEN — I Don't Have to Dream Again; You Gotta Know How to Dance; Summer Night; Boulevardier from the Bronx.
SONS O' GUNS — For a Buck and a Quarter.
HEARTS DIVIDED — Two Hearts Divided; My Kingdom for a Kiss.
CAIN AND MABEL — I'll Sing You a Thou- sand Love Songs; Coney Island: Here Comes Chiquita.
GOLD DIGGERS OF 1937 — All's Fair in Love and War; Plenty of Money and You.
SING ME A LOVE SONG — Summer Night: That's The Least You Can Do for a Lady; The Little House That Love Built.
MR. DODD TAKES THE AIR — Remember Me; Am I In Love: The Girl You Used to Be; Here Comes the Sandman ; If I Were a Little Pond Lily.
MARKED WOMAN — Music and lyrics.
WAXMAN. FRANZ
Musical Director: Bride of Frankenstein; In- visible Ray; Diamond Jim; Magnificent Obsession; Trouble for Two: Sutter's Gold: Fury; Next Time We Love; Love Before Breakfast; His Brother's Wife: The Devil Doll; Love on the Run; Captains Courageous; Personal Property; A Day at the Races; The Emperor's Candlesticks.
WEBB. ROY
Musical Supervisor: The Outcasts of Poker Flat; The Woman I Love; Meet the Missus; On Again, Oft Again.
WEBSTER, PAUL FRANCIS
OUR LITTLE GIRL — Our Little Girl.
UNDER THE PAMPAS MOON — Querida Mia.
RAINBOW ON THE RIVER — You Only Live Once: A Thoiisand Dreams of You.
SING, BABY, SING — ^You Turned the Tables on Me.
VOGUES OF 1938 — The King of Jam.
WHITING, RICHARD A.
RHYTHM OF THE RANGE— I Can't Escape You.
BIG BROADCAST OF 1936 — Double Trouble: Miss Brown to You: Through the Doorway of Dreams: Why Dream?
BRIGHT EYES — On the Good Ship Loll.vpop.
FOUR HOURS TO KILL — I Hate to Talk About Myself.
HERE COMES COOKIE — She's the Vamp of the Pampas.
CORONADO — All's Well in Coronado by the Sea; Ynu Took By Breath Away; How Do I Rate With You; Keep Your Fingers Crossed; Midsummer Madness; Mashed Potatoes.
SING, BABY, SING — When Did You Leave Heaven.
READY. WILLING AND ABLE — Too Marvel- ous for Words.
WINELAND, SAM
Musical Director: Shanghai; Every Night at Eight; Smart Girl.
WRIGHT, BOB
SINNER TAKE ALL — I'd Be Lost Without You.
MAYTIME — Special lyrics. SARATOGA — Saratoga. LONDON BY NIGHT — Lyrics.
WBUBEL. ALLIE
BRIGHT LIGHTS — Toddlin' Along With You: You're an Eyeful of Heaven.
FLIRTATION WALK — Flirtation Walk; Mr. and Mrs. is the Name: No Horse — No Wife — No Mustache.
I LIVE FOR LOVE — I Live for Love: Mine Alone; Silver Wings.
SWEET MUSIC — Fare Thee Well Annabelle; I See Two Lovere.
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MUSIC COMPOSERS
HAPPINESS AHEAD — Pop Goes Your Heart: Happiness Ahead; All On Account of a Straw- berry Sundae.
IN CALIENTE — In Calicnte: The Lady in Rod: To Call You My Own.
LITTLE BIG SHOT — I'm a Little Big Shot Now.
WE'RE IN THE MONEY— So Nice Seeing- Yon Again.
TOAST OF NEW YORK — -Music and lyrics.
YELLEN. JACK
CAPTAIN JANUARY — The Right Somebody to Love.
SING. BABY. SING — Sing, Baby, Sing: Love Will Tell.
KING OF BURLESQUE — I Love to Ride the Horses.
YOUNG, KITA JOHNSON
NAUGHTY MARIETTA — Oh Sweet Mystery of Love: I'm Falling in Love With Someone: Italian Street Song: 'Neath the Southern Moon: Tramp, Tramp, Tramp.
YOUNG, VICTOR
HIDEAWAY GIRL — What is Love.
FATAL LADY — J'vous Adore.
MAID OP SALEM — Musical Score.
Musical Arrangements: Anything Goes; Klon- dike Annie: Big Broadcast of 1937: Fatal Lady: Champagne Waltz: Maid of Salem; Swing High — Swing Low: Waikiki Wedding: Turn Off the Moon; Mountain Music; Artists and Moles.
DANCE DIRECTORS
.VLTON, ROBERT
Strike Me Pink. BERKELEY, BU.SBY
Gold Diggers of 193.5: Stars Over Broadway: Gold Diggers of 1937; Stage Struck. CEBALLOS, LARRY
Redheads on Parade; Sweet Surrender: Rolling Along; Follow Your Heart; Make a Wish.
CONNOLLY, BOBBY
Sweet Adeline; Go Into Your Dance: Gypsy Sweetheart: G-Men; Springtime in Holland; Sweet Music: Colleen; Stars Over Broadway; The Sing- ing Kid: Broadway Hostess; Sons O' Guns; Cain and Mabel: Sing Me a Love Song; Flirtation Walk; Go Into Your Dance; Ready, Willing and Able: Shipmates Forever; The King and the Chorus Girl.
COOPER, RALPH
Poor Little Rich Girl. COURT, EDWARD
Pick a Star. CUNNINGHAM, GEORGE
Girl on the Front Page; Prisoner of Zenda. DARE, DANNY
Three Cheers for Love. DONOHUE, JACK
Lottery Lover; George White's 1935 Scandals: Under Pressure; Under the Pampas Moon; Marie Galante: Life Begins at 40: Curly Top; Dressed to Thrill; Ball of Fire; Thanks a Million; Cap- tain Januar.v. DREYFUS, ARTHUR
Song of the Andes. FANCHON
This is the Life: Beauty's Daughter; The Little Immigrant: Song and Dance Man. FELIX, SEYMOUR
The Girl Friend; The Great Ziegfeld; After the Thin Man; On the Avenue; Vogues of 1938. GOULD, DAVE
Follies Bergere; Broadway Melodj' of 1936; The Perfect Gentleman: Born to Dance; Broad- way Melody of 1937; A Day at the Races. H.XLE, ClfESTER
Repeal; David Copperfield: The Night is Young: Reckless; Anna Karenina; A Night at the Opera; A Tale of Two Cities: Rose Marie. HALE. GEORGE
George White's 1036 Scandals; Hollywood Party; PrincesB O'Hara.
H.ASKELL, .JACK
The Poor Little Rich Girl: One in a Million: Pigskin Parade; Sing, Bab.v, Sing; Dimples; The Holy Terror; Star for a Niglit; Wake Up and Live; This is M.v Affair. HECHT, H.4R0LD
The Girl Friend; Born to Gamble; Champagne for Breakfast. LEE, SAMMY
Caravan; Charlie Chan in Paris; King of Burleisque: The Holy Lie; Can This Be Dixie; Under Your Spell. LEWIS, RUSSELL
Becky Sharpe; Dancing Pirate. LOSEE, HARRY
Shall We Dance (ballet). NJINSKA, BRONISLAVA
A Midsummer Night's Dream. PAN, HERMES
Roberta: Top Hat; Old Man Rhythm; Follow the Fleet; Swing Time; Shall We Dance. PRINZ, LE ROY J.
Mississippi; All the King's Horses; Gilded Lily: Rumba; Stolen Harmony: The Crusades; Rose of the Rancho; Anything Goes; Coronado; Collegi- ate: Showboat; Goin' to Town; Millions in the Air; The Big Broadcast of 1937: Champagne Waltz; College Holiday; Turn Off the Moon; Mountain Music. RASCH, ALBERTINA
The King Steps Out. RANDALL, CARL
Reckless: Broadway Melody of 1936; Young Man's Fancy.
RASET, VAL
Ro.se Marie; San Francisco; The Gorgeous
Hus.sy; Moonlight Murder; Petticoat Fever;
Trouble for Two; Camille; Maytime; Good Old Soak.
ROBINSON, BILL
The Bowery Princess; Dimples.
.SCHECK. MAX
Sweetheart of the Navy. SNVDER. GENE
Top of the Town. STRAU.S.S, SAR.V MILDRED
Sweet Surrender. VREEL.VNI), ROBERT
Melody for Two. ZEM.VCH. BENJAMIN
She; The Last Days of Pompeii.
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THEIR WORK ON FEATURES DURING 1936 AND THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1937
ABBOTT. RICHARD
1936 : Chatterbox, Bunker Bean.
ABDULLA
1937: I Cover the War.
ABEL, WALTER
1936: Tlie Lady Consents. Two in tlie Dark, The Witness Chair, Fury, We Went to College, Second \Vife.
ACOSTA, ENRIQUE
1930 : A Message to Garcia.
ACUFF, EDDIE
1936: The Petrified Forest, Boulder Dam. The Walking Dead. The Golden Arrow, The Law in Her Hands. Jail- break, Crash Donovan, The Case of the Velvet Claws. Black Legion.
1937: Laughing at Trouble, Guns of the Pecos, What Price \engeance. The Go Getter, They Won't Forget.
ADAIR, JACK
1936: The Dragnet.
ADAIR, JOHN
1936: Muss 'Em Up.
ADAIR, ROBERT
1936: Brilliant Marriage.
ADAMS, EADIE
1936: Sinner Take All.
ADAMS. ERNEST
1936 : Three on the Trail. Rio Grande Romance, Hopalong Cassidy Returns, The Prescott Kid.
1937: The Gun Ranger, Bar Z Bad Man, Law of the Ran- ger, Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin, Anything for a Thrill.
ADAMS, LOWDEN
1936 : The Gentleman from Louisiana.
ADAMS, RICHARD
1936 : Song of the Gringo.
ADAMS, SAM
1937: Pick a Star.
ADAMS. STANLEY 1936: In His Steps.
ADAMS, TED
1936: The Desert Phantom, Three on the Trail, Border Caballero, Trail Dust. 1937: Lawless Land, Guns in the Dark.
ADAMS, VICTOR
1>j3 7 : The Holv Terror.
ADLER, LARRY
1936: Big Broadcast of 1937.
ADRIAN. IRIS
1936: Murder at Glen Athol, Our Relations, Mister Cin- derella, Ladv Luck.
AFTON, EFFIE
1936: Here Comes Carter!
AHERN, GLADYS
1''37: Git Along Little Dogies.
AHERN, WILL
1937: Git Along Little Dogies.
AHERNE. BRIAN 1936: Beloved Enemy.
AHN, PHILIP
1936: The General Died at
Dawn.
1937: China Passage. ALBEE SISTERS
1937: Turn Uft the ^loon. ALBERNI, LUIS
1936: Colleen, Dancing Pi- rate, Anthony Adverse, Ticket
to Paradise, Follow Your
Heart, Hats Oflf.
1937: When You're in Love,
Two Wise Maids, The King
and the Chorus Girl, Sing and
Be Happy. ALBERTSON, FRANK
1936: The Farmer in the Dell,
Fury. ALBRIGHT, LOIS
1937: Wiiat Price Vengeance. ALBRIGHT, WALLY, Jr.
1937 : Old Louisiana, What
Price Vengeance, The Woman
1 Love. ALDEN, CHERITA
1936: I Cover Chinatown. ALDERSON, ERVILLE
1936: Hearts in Bondage, Edu- cating Father, Career Woman,
The Jungle Princess.
1937: The Mighty Treve. ALEXANDER, BEN
193'j: Hearts in Bondage. ALEXANDER, DICK
1936: Everyman's Law.
1937: Outcast. ALEXANDER, ERNIE
1936: Here Comes Trouble. ALEXANDER, JOHN
1936: The Petrified Forest.
1937 : Men in Exile. ALEXANDER, KATHERINE
1936: Moonlight Murder, Sut- ter's Gold, The Devil is a
Sissy, Reunion.
1937 : As Good as Married.
Girl from Scotland Yard. ALEXANDER. RICHARD
1936: Drift Fence. Dangerous
Waters, Silly Billies, Wild
Brian Kent. ALEXANDER, ROSS
(Deceased)
1936: Boulder Dam. Brides
Are Like That. I Married a
Doctor, Hot Money, China
Clipper, Here Comes Carter !
1937: Readv Willing and Able. ALLAN, ELIZABETH
1931): A Woman Rebels, Ca-
mille.
1937 : The Soldier and the
Ladv. Slave Ship. ALLEN, BOB
1937: Law of the Ranger. ALLEN. EDGAR
1937: The ^Mandarin Mysterv. ALLEN, GRACIE
1936: Big Broadcast of 1937,
College Holiday. ALLEN. HARRY
1936: Tiie White Legion.
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1937: California Straight A- head.
ALLEN, J. H.
1936: Wedding Present
ALLEN, JIMMIE
1936: The Sky Parade.
ALLEN, JOHN H.
1936: Charlie Chan at the Race Track.
ALLEN, JUDITH 1936: Burning Gold. 1937: Beware of Ladies, Bill Cracks Down, Xavy Spy, Git Along Little Dogies, It Hap- pened Out West.
ALLEN, MAUDE 1936 : Secret ^'alley. 1937: The Captain's Kid.
ALLEN, ROBERT
1936: Lady of Secrets, Pride of the Marines, The Unknown Ranger, Craig's Wife. 1937: Let's Get Married.
ALLEN, VICTOR
1937: Cotne On Cowboys!
ALLISTER. CLAUD
1936: Dracula's Daughter, Yellowstone, Lady Luck.
ALLWYN. ASTRID
1936 : Charlie Chan's Secret, Follow the Fleet, Star for a Night. Dimples, Flying Host- ess. Stowaway.
1937: Murder Goes to College, W'oman Wise, Venus Makes Trouble.
ALPER, MURRAY
19 16: Two in Revolt. Panic
on the Air, High Tension,
Winterset.
1937: 235^2 Hours Leave, Sea
Devils, You Can't Buy Luck.
ALSACE, GENE
1936: Treachery Rides the Range.
ALUSTIZA, FRANK 1936: The Big Game.
ALVARADO, DON
1936: Rose of the Rancho, Spy 77, Federal Agent, Rio Grande Romance, Put on the Spot. 1937: Nobody's Baby.
AMECHE. DON
1936 : Sins of Man, Ramona, Ladies in Love. One in a Mil- lion.
1937: Love is News, Fifty Roads to Town.
AMES, LEON
1937: Death in the Air.
ANDERS, LYNN
1937: Girl from Scotland Yard.
ANDERSON. AGNES
1936: The Plot Thickens.
ANDERSON, BULL 1936: Tlie Milkv Wav.
ANDERSON, CORNIE
1937: Round-up Time in Tex- as.
PLAYERS' WORK
ANDERSON, EDDIE
1936: The Green Pastures,
Rainbow on the River, Three
Men on a Horse.
1937: Melody for Two, Bill
Cracks Down. ANDERSON, GEORGE
l^.i" : Hotel Haywire. ANDERSON, HARRY
1937: Tough to Handle. ANDERSON, IVIE
1937: The Hit Parade, A Day
at the Races. ANDERSON, MYRTLE
1936: The Green Pastures. ANDRE, GWILI
193 7: The Girl Said No. ANDRE, LONA
1936 : Our Relations.
1937 : Death in the Air. ANDREWS, ANDY
1937: 23y2 Hours Leave.
ANDREWS, CHARLES 1936: The Green Pastures.
ANDREWS. STANLEY
1936: Dangerous Intrigue, Drift Fence, Florida Special, Nevada, Wild Brian Kent, Happy Go Lucky. 1937: Devil's Playground, John Meade's Woman, Nancy Steele is Missing, She's Dan- gerous.
ANGEL. HEATHER
1936: The Last of the Mo- hicans, Daniel Boone, The Bold Caballero. 1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes.
APFEL, OSCAR
1936: Murder at Glen Athol, Every Saturday Night, Sut- ter's Gold, Bridge of Sighs, Hearts in Bondage, And Sud- den Death, Hollywood Boule- vard, Bulldog Edition, Crack- Up, The Plot Thickens. 1937: Trouble in Morocco, Fif- ty Roads to Town, Jim Han- vey — Detective.
APPEL, SAM
1936: Hi Gaucho.
APPLEBY. DOROTHY 1936: North of Nome. 1937: Paradise Express.
ARCHIBALD, FREDDIE 1936: Hearts Divided.
ARDELL, ALICE
1936: Go West Young Man. 1937: Find the Witness.
ARDEN, EVE 1937: Oh Doctor.
ARLEDGE. JOHN
1936: You May Be Next. We're Only Human, Two in Revolt, Murder on a Bridle Path, The Big Game, Don't Turn 'Em Loose.
ARLEN, RICHARD
1936. The Calling of Dan Matthews, The Mine With the Iron Door, Secret Valley. 1937 : Silent Barriers.
ARLISS. GEORGE
1936: Mister Hobo, East
Meets West.
1937: Man of Affairs.
ARMENDT, RUDOLPH 1937: I Met Him in Paris.
ARMETTA, HENRY
1936: Let's Sing Again, Crime of Dr. Forbes, Poor Little Rich
Girl, Magnificent Brute, Two
in a Crowd.
1937: Top of the Town. ARMIDA
1937: Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm,
Border Cafe. ARMSTRONG, LOUIS
1936: Pennies from Heaven.
ARMSTRONG, MARGARET
1936: Chatterbox, M'liss.
ARMSTRONG, ROBERT
1936 : Dangerous Waters, The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, Public En- emy's Wife, All American Chump, Without Orders. 1937: Nobody's Baby, The Three Legionnaires, The Girl Said No.
ARNOLD, BILLY 1937: Hotel Haywire.
ARNOLD, EDWARD
1936: Sutter's Gold. Meet Nero Wolfe, Come and Get It. 1937: John Meade's Woman, The Toast of New York.
ARNT, CHARLES E.
1936: The Witness Chair, And Sudden Death.
1937 : Swing High — Swing Low, Angel's oliday.
ARTHUR, JEAN
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, The Plainsman, Adventure in Manhattan, More Than a Sec- retary.
1937: History is Made at Xight, Easy Living.
ARTHUR, JOHNNY
1936: Freshman Love, The Murder of Dr. Harrigan, Thf King Steps Out, Stage Struck 1937: Pick a Star, It Hap- pened Out West.
ASH. SAM
1937: A Man Betrayed.
ASHLEY. IRIS
1937: Romance and Riches.
ASKAM, EARL
1936: Empty Saddles, Trail Dust.
ASTAIRE, FRED
1936: Follow the Fleet, Swing
Time.
1937: Shall We Dance.
ASTOR. GERTRUDE 1936: Empty Saddles.
ASTOR, MARY
1936: The Murder of Dr. Har. rigan. And So They Were Married, Trapped by Televi- sion, Dodsworth, Lady from Nowhere.
ATCHLEY, HOOPER L.
1936: The Return of Jimmy Valentine, The Crime Patrol, Hearts in Bondage, Navy Born. The Prescott Kid. 1937: Roarin' Lead.
ATES. ROSCO
1936: God's Country and the Woman.
ATKINSON, JACK 1936 : Stampede.
ATWATER, EDITH .
1936: We Went to College, The Gorgeous Hussy.
ATWELL, ROY,
1936: The Harvester.
ATWILL. LIONEL
1936: Lady of Secrets, Abso- lute Quiet, 'Till We Meet Again.
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1937: The Road Back, Last Train from Madrid.
AUBREY, JIMMY
1936: Fast Bullets, N'ight Car- go, Too Much Beef, Aces and Eights, Go Get Em Haines, Stormy Trails.
AUER, MISCHA
1936: You're Only Human. Tough Guy, The House of a Thousand Candles, Sons O' Guns, One Rainy Afternoon, Princess Comes Across, My Man Godfrey, The Gay Des- perado. Winterset, That Girl from Paris.
1937: Three Smart Girls, We Have Our Moments, Top of the Town, Pick a Star.
AUSTIN, CHARLES 1937 : Another Dawn.
AUTRY, GENE
1936 : Comin' 'Round the Mountain, The Singing Cow- boy, Guns and Guitars, Oh Susannah, Ride Ranger Ride, The Big Show.
1937: Git Along Little Do- gies, Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm, Round-up Time in Texas, The Old Corral, The Big Show.
AVALON BOYS
1936: Way Out West. 1937: Nobody's Baby.
AYLESWORTH, ANTHONY 1936: The President's Mystery.
AYLESWORTH, ARTHUR 1936: The Petrified Forest, Rose of the Rancho, Woman Trap, King of the Pecos, Girl of the Ozarks, Love Begins at Twenty, Arizona Raiders, To Mary-With Love, Mister Cinderella, Dimples, The Man I Marry, The Plot Thickens. 1937: Sandflow, Marked Wom- an, Fifty Roads to Town, That Man's Here Again, I Cover the War, Slave Ship.
AYRES, LEW
1936: The Leathernecks Have Landed, Panic on the Air, Night Wire, Lady Be Careful, Murder with Pictures, Shake- down.
1937: The Crime Nobody Saw, Last Train from Madrid.
BABY LeROY
1936: It's a Great Life.
BACON, IRVING
1936: It's a Great Life, Drift Fence, Earthworm Tractors, Hollywood Boulevard, Hop- along Cassidy Returns, Vali- ant is the Word for Carrie. 1937: Let's Make a Million, .Seventh Heaven, Internes Can't Take Money, Arizona Mahonev.
BAIKO, ROBERT
1936 : Go West Young Man.
BAILEY. SHERWOOD
1936: Too Many Parents, The Devil is a Sissy. 1937: Girl Loves Boy.
BAILEY. WILLIAM
1936: Charlie Chan's Secret.
BAINTER. FAY
1937: Quality Street, The Soldier and the Lady, Make Way for Tommorow.
PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
BAKER, BENNY
1936: Rose of the Rancho, Give Us This Night, Drift Fence, Panic on the Air, Lady Be Careful, Murder With Pic- tures, Rose Bowl, Mind Your Own Business.
1937 : Champagne Waltz, The Crime Nobody Saw, Wild Money, Hotel Haywire.
BAKER, FRANK
1936: Mary of Scotland.
BAKER, IRVING
1936: Petticoat Fever.
BAKER, KENNY
1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl, Turn Off the Moon.
BAKER, LOREN
1937: JMyslcrious Crossing.
BAKEWELL, WILLIAM 1936: Lady Luck, Sea Spoil- ers.
1937: Quality Street, Mile a Minute Love, Dangerous Holi day.
BALDRA, CHUCK
1936: The Lawless Nineties.
BALDWIN, BEAY
1936: Rhythm on the Range.
BALDWIN, ROBERT
1936: Mind Your Own Busi- ness.
1937: Girl from Scotland ^'ard. ^lidiiight Aladonna.
BALL, FRANK
1936: Rogue of the Range, The Fugitive Sheriff. 1937: The Gun Ranger, Law- less Land, The Trusted Out- law, Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin, Border Phantom.
BALL, GEORGE
1936: Rogue of the Range, Too Much Beef, Men of the Plains.
BALL, LUCILLE
1936: Chatterbox, The Farm- er in the Dell, Follow the Fleet, Bunker Bean, That Girl from Paris. 1937: Don't Tell the Wife.
BALLEW, SMITH
1936 : Palm Springs.
1937 : Racing Lady. BALLOU, MARION
1936: Camille.
BANCROFT, GEORGE
1936: Hell-Ship Morgan, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Wed- ding Present.
1937: John Meade's Woman, A Doctor's Diarv, Racketeers in Exile.
BANTRY, JOHN 1936: The Dragnet.
BARBIER. GEORGE
1936: Wife Versus Secretary, The Milky Way, The Preview Murder Mystery. Princess Comes Across, Early to Bed, Three Married Men, Spend- thrift.
1937: On the Avenue, Waiki- ki Wedding. Hotel Haywire.
BARCLAY, DON
1936 : Man Hunt, The Murder
of Dr. Harrigan, Treachery
Rides the Range, The Lion's
Den, Bengal Tiger, The White
Legion.
1937 : Fugitive in the Sky,
Navy Spy, Border Phantom,
Sweetheart of the Navy, I
Cover the War. BARCLAY, JOAN
1936: Prison Shadows, The
Glory Trail, West of Nevada,
Men of the Plains.
1937: The Trusted Outlaw. BARDETTE, TREVOR
1937: Borderland, They Won't
Forget. BARLOW, REGINALD
1936: O'Malley of the
Mounted, Lloyds of London.
1937: it Happended Out
West.
BARNES, BINNIE
1936: Small Town Girl. Sut- ter's Gold, The Last of the Mohicans, The Magnificent Brute.
1937: Breezing Home, Three Smart Girls.
BARNES. JANE
1936: Frontier Justice.
BARNETT, VINCE
1936: Dancing Feet, Captain Calamity, Down to the Sea, Yellow Cargo, I Cover China- town.
1937 : The W'oman I Love, A Star is Born, Bank Alarm.
BARONDESS, BARBARA
1936: Easy Money, The Plot Thickens.
BARRAT, ROBERT
1936: Exclusive Story, The Country Doctor, I Married a Doctor, Sons O' Guns, Trail- in' West, The Last of the Mo- hicans, Mary of Scotland, Charge of the Light Brigade, Black Legion, God's Country and the Woman. 1937: Mountain Justice, Drae- german Courage.
BARRETT, JUDITH
1936: Yellowstone, Flying Hostess.
1937: Good Old Soak, Ar- mored Car, Let Them Live!
BARRETT, PAUL 1936: Border Flight.
BARRIE. MONA
1936: Here Comes Trouble. A Message to Garcia, Love on the Run.
1937 : Mountain Justice. I Met Him in Paris.
BARRIE. WENDY
1936: Love on a Bet, Speed.
Ticket to Paradise, Under
Your SpelL
1937: IBreezing Home, What
Price Vengeance, Wings Over
Honolulu.
BARRIS, HARRY
1936: Showboat, The Man I Marry.
BARRY, DONALD 1936: .Viglit Waitress. 1937: The Woman I Love.
BARRY, PHYLLIS
1936: One Rainy Afternoon, Forbidden Heaven. 1937: The Prince and the Pauper, Affairs of Cap p y Ricks. Damaged Goods.
BARRY, WESLEY
1936: Plow and the Stars.
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1937: Pick a Star, Wild Money.
BARRYMORE, DOLORES COSTELLO
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy, Yours for the Asking.
BARRYMORE, JOHN 1936: Romeo and Juliet. 1937 : .M;iy!ime.
BARRYMORE, LIONEL
1936: The Voice of Bugle Ann, The Road to Glory, The Devil- Doll, The Gorgeous Hussy, Camille.
1937: Captains Courageous, A Family Affair.
BARTHOLOMEW. FREDDIE 1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy, The Devil is a Sissy, Lloyds of London. 1937 : Cayitains Courageous.
BARTLETT, BENNIE
1936 : Timothy's Quest, The
Sky Parade, 13 Hours by Air,
The Texas Rangers, Three
Married Men.
1937: Time Out for Romance,
Maid of Salem. Let Them
Live!
BARTLETT, MICHAEL 1936 : The Music Goes "Round, Follow Your Heart.
BARTON, BUZZ
1936: Feud of the West, The Riding Avenger, Romance Rides the Range.
BARTON, ED
1936: Love Before Breakfast.
BARTON. FINIS
1936 : Secret Patrol, Stampede.
BARTON, JOE 1936: Lady Luck.
BASQUETTE, LINA 1936: The Final Hour.
BATES, GRANVILLE
1936: Here Comes Trouble. Chatterbox, 13 Hours by Air. Times Square Playboy, Poppy, Beloved Enemy, Sing Me A Love Song.
1937: Green Light, Nancy Steele is Missing, Larceny on the Air. When's Your Birth- day?, The Captain's Kid, Wai- kiki Wedding, Let's Get Mar- ried, ^loiintain Justice, They Won't Forget.
BATES, HARRY
1936: Girl of the Ozarks.
BATES. KATHRYN 1'536: Collegiate.
BAULCH, SLIM
1937: Hollywood Cowbov.
BAUTISTA, JOE
1936: The Girl from Manda- lay.
BAXLEY. JACK
1937: Woman Chases Man.
BAXTER, ALAN
193'.: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine. Big Brown Eyes, The Case Against Mrs. Ames. Parole !
1937: Breezing Home, Men in Exilf, Xi«ln Kiv.
BAXTER, WARNER
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island. Robin Hood of El Dorado, The Road to Glory,
PLAYERS' WORK
Hills
of Rio
Tht
Are
Found
To Mary— With Love, White
Hunter.
19J7 : Slave Ship.
BEACH, JOHN VJ36: Trail Dust. 1937: Borderland, Old Wyoming, North of Cirande.
BEACH, RICHARD
193/": Join the JMarines, ^Mandarin JNIyslery.
BEADON, STEVE
193 7: Killers of the Sea.
BEAL, JOHN
1930 : M'liss, We Who About to Die. 1937: The Man Who Himself, Border Cafe.
BEARD, STYMIE
1936: Rainbow on the River.
BEATTY, CLYDE 1936: Darkest Africa.
BEATTY, LAURI 1936: Libeled Lady. 1937: Wee Willie Winkie.
BEATTY, MAY
1936: Sliowboat, Private Num- ber, Lloyds of London.
BEAUMONT, LUCY 1936: The Devil-Doll. 1937: Maid of Salem.
BEAVERS, LOUISE
1936 : Bullets or Ballots, Wives Never Know, General Spanky, Rainbow on the River. 1937: JNlake Way for Tomor- row, Wings Over Honolulu.
BECK, JOHN
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, King of the Pecos, Everyman's Law, Hopalong Cassidy Returns.
BECK, THOMAS
1936: Every Saturday Night. I'nder Two Flags, Champagne Charlie, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, White Fang, Can This Be Dixie?, Crack-up, Charlie Chan at the Opera. 1937: Seventh Heaven, W^o- man Wise, Think Fast Mr. Moto, The Thirteenth Chair.
BECKETT, SCOTTY
1936: Anthony Adverse, The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Charge of the Light Brigade.
BEDFORD, BARBARA
1936: Ring .Around the Moon, The Mine With the Iron Door, Easy Money, Brilliant Mar- riage.
BEECHER, JANET
1936: Love Before Breakfast, I'd Give My Life, The Long- est Night.
1937: Good Old Soak, The Thirteenth Chair, Between Two Wiimen.
BEERY, NOAH
1936 : King of the Damned. 1937: Strangers On a Honey- moon.
BEERY, NOAH, Jr. 1936: Parole!
1937: The Mighty Treve. The Road Back.
BEERY, WALLACE
1936: A Message to Garcia,
Old Hutch.
1937: Good Old Soak. Slave
Ship.
BELL, HANK
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine.
BELL, REX
1936: Too Much Beef, Idaho Kid, West of Nevada, Men of the Plains, Stormy Trails.
BELLAMY, RALPH
1936: Dangerous Intrigue, Roaming Lady, Straight from the Shoulder, The Final Hours, Wild Brian Kent, The Man Who Lived Twice. 1937: Counterfeit Lady, Let's Get Married.
BELMORE. LIONEL 1936: Mary of Scotland. 1937: jNIaid of Salem, The Prince and the Pauper.
BENCHLEY, ROBERT 1936: Piccadilly Jim.
BENEDICT, BROOKS
1936: Follow the Fleet, Early
to Bed.
1937 : Midnight Madonna.
BENEDICT, 'WILLIAM
1936: The Country Doctor, The Witness Chair, M'liss, Libeled Lady, Ramona. 1937: They Wanted to Marry, Laughing at Trouble, That I May Live.
BENGE, WILSON 1936: Dancing Feet.
BENNETT, ANNE
1937: Come On Cowboys!
BENNETT, CONSTANCE 1936: Ladies in Love, Every- thing is Thunder.
BENNETT, JOAN
1936: 13 Hours by Air, Big Brown Eyes, Two in a Crowd, Wedding Present.
BENNETT, LEILA 1936: Fury.
BENNETT, RAPHAEL 1937: Old Louisiana.
BENNY, JACK
1936: The Big Broadcast of 1937, College Holidav.
BERANGER, ANDRE
1936: Colleen, Love Before Breakfast, The Big Noise, Down the Stretch, Hot Money, Walking on Air, King of Hockey.
BERESFORD, HARRY
1936: Follow the Fleet. Klon- dike Annie, Postal Inspector, Grand Jury, In His Steps. 1937: The Prince and the Pauper, The Go Getter, They Won't Forget.
BERGEN, CONSTANCE 1936: Wives Never Know. 1937: Turn Off the Moon.
BERGEN, JERRY
1936 : With Love and Kisses.
BERGMAN, HENRY 1936: IModern Times.
BERGNER. ELISABETH 1936: As You Like It. 1937: Dreamintr l.ips.
BERGREN, CONNIE 1936: Too Much Beef.
BERKELEY. LYNNE
1936: Girl's Dormitory, Ca- reer Woman.
BERLE. MILTON
1937: .\ew Faces of 1937.
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BERNARD, RAYMOND
1936: Darkest Africa.
BERNIE, BEN
1937: Wake Up and Live.
BERWANGER, JAY 1936: The Big Game.
BEST, WILLIE
1936: Two in Revolt, Murder on a Bridle Path, Down the Stretch, Thank You Jeeves, General Spanky, Make Way for a Lady, Mummy's Boys. 1937: Breezing Home, Rac- ing Lady, ;\Ieet the Missus.
BETHEA, DAVID
1936: The Green Pastures.
BETZ, MATHEW
1936: Just My Luck, Florida Special, The Last Assignment, Racing Blood. 1937: Outcast.
BEVAN, BILLY
1936: The Song and Dance Man, Dracula's Daughter, Pri- vate Number, Piccadilly Jim, Lloyds of London, God's Country and the Woman. 1937: Another Dawn, Slave Ship.
BEVANS, CLEM
1936: Rhythm on the Range. 193 7: Riding On Air.
BICKFORD, CHARLES
1936: Rose of the Rancho, Pride of the Marines, The Plainsman.
BILLINGS, GEORGE 1937: Penrod and Sam.
BING, HERMAN
1936: Laughing Irish Eyes. The Music Goes 'Round, Rose Marie, Tango, The Great Zieg- feld. Human Cargo, Three Wise Guys, The King Steps Out, Adventure in Manhattan, Come Closer Folks, That Girl From Paris.
1937: Champagne Waltz, May- time.
BIRCH, WYRLEY
1936: The Music Goes 'Round, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Panic on the Air, Trapped by Television, Blackmailer.
BIRELL. TALA
1936: The Lone Wolf Returns, The White Legion. 1937: She's Dangerous, As Good as ^Married.
BIRMINGHAM. ALAN 1937: The Great Gamhini.
BLACK. MAURICE
1937: The Three Legionnaires.
BLACK, THURMAN 1936 : Dimples.
BLACKLEY, DOUGLAS
1936. Love Before Breakfast.
BLACKMER. SIDNEY
1936: Woman Trap, Florida Special, Early to Bed, Heart of the West, The President's Mystery, Missing Girls. 1937: Girl Overboard. John Meade's Woman, A Doctor's Diarv. Michael O'Halloran, This Is Mv Affair.
BLACKWELL, CARLYLE. JR. 1936: Calling of Dan Mat- thews.
PLAYERS' WORK
BLAINE, JAMES
1936 : Reform of Sophie Lang.
BLAIR, JOAN
1936: The Murder of Dr. Har- rigan.
BLAKE, GEORGE 193 7 : Kid Galahad.
BLAKE, GLADYS 1936: Racing Blood.
BLAKE, JUDITH
1936: Wanted — Jane Turner.
BLAKE, LARRY
19,? 7: The Road Back.
BLAKELY, JAMES
1936: The Gay Desperado.
BLANCHARD, FREDERIC 1936: Man Hunt.
BLANDICK, CLARA
1936: Hearts Divided, Anthony Adverse, The Gorgeous Hussy, The Case of the Velvet Claws, In His Steps, Make Way for a Lady.
1937; Her Husband's Secre- tary, A Star is Born, Wings Over Honolulu.
BLANE, BARBARA
1936: Satan Met a Lady.
BLANE, SALLY
1937: Angel's Holiday.
BLEIFER. JOHN
1936: Sutter's Gold, Ladies in Love.
BLETCHER, FERDINAND 1936: Can This Be Dixie?
BLETSHER, WILLIAM
1937: Lash of the Penitentes.
BLISS, LEILA
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven.
BLONDELL. JOAN
1936: Colleen, Sons C Guns, Bullets or Ballots, Stage Struck, Three Men on a Horse, Gold Diggers: of 1937. 1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl.
BLOODGOOD, MARGARET 1936: The Case Against Mrs. Ames.
BLORE, ERIC
1936: Two in the Dark, The Ex-Mrs. Bradford. Sons O' Guns, Piccadilly Jim, Swing Time, Smartest Girl in Town. 1937: Quality Street, The Soldier and the Lady, Shall We Dance.
BLUE, BEN
1936: Follow Your Heart,
College Holiday.
1937: Turn Off the Moon.
BLUE, MONTE
1936: Desert Gold. Nevada, Treachery Rides the Range, Mary of Scotland, Prison Sha- dows, Song of the Gringo. 1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat, Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm.
BLUES, GEORGE
1937: Come On Cowboys!
BLYSTONE. STANLEY
1936: Here Comes Trouble.
Strike Me Pink, The Riding
Avenger.
1937: Two Wise Maids.
BLYTHE. BETTY
1936: Murder at Glen Athol, Yours for the Asking, Rain- bow on the River.
BOARDMAN. VIRGINIA 1936: The Crime Patrol, The Fugitive Shadow.
BOGART, HUMPHREY
1936: The Petrified Forest, Bullets or Ballots, Two Against the World, China Clipper, Isle of Fury, Black Legion. 1937: The Great O'Malley, Marked Woman, Kid Galahad.
BOLAND. MARY
1936: Early to Bed, A Son Comes Home, Wives Never Know, College Holiday.
BOLES, JOHN
1936: Rose of the Rancho, A
Message to Garcia, Craig's
Wife.
1937: As Good as Married.
BOLEY. MAY
1936: Without Orders.
1937: Ready, Willing and
Able.
BOLGER, RAY
1936: The Great Ziegfeld.
BOLL, FRANK
1936: Sundown Saunders.
BOND, WARD
1936 : The Leathernecks Have Landed, Muss 'Em Up, Pride of the Marines, Avenging Waters, The Cattle Thief, Crash Donovan, The Bride Walks Out, Second Wife, They Met in a Taxi, The Man Who Lived Twice, Without Orders, Conflict, Legion of Terror. 1937: You Only Live Once, Park Avenue Logger, 23 Vz Hours Leave, Devil's Play- ground, Night Key, The Wild- catter.
BONDI, BEULAH
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, The Invisible Ray, The Moon's Our Home, The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Hearts Divided, The Gorgeous Hussy.
1937: Maid of Salem, Make Way for Tomorrow.
BONIFACE, SYMONA 1936: Girl's Dormitory.
BONITA
1936: The Milky Way.
BORDEN, EDDIE
1936: Early to Bed, Conflict.
BORDEN, EUGENE
1937: I Met Him In Paris.
BORG, VEDA ANN
1936: Three Cheers for Love. 1937: Kid Galahad, Men in Exile.
BORLAND, BARLOW
1936: The Witness Chair, Mary of Scotland. 1937: Murder Goes to College, King of Gamblers.
BOROS, FERIKE 1936: Hi Gauclio.
BOSWORTH. HOBART
1936: Wildcat Trooper, The Dark Hour.
BOTELER, WADE
1936: Here Comes Trouble. Whipsaw, The Return of Jim- my Valentine, Exclusive Story, Charlie Chan at the Circus, Human Cargo, The Bride Walks Out, Alibi for Mur- der, The President's Mystery, Country Gentlemen. 1937: You Only Live Once, Find the Witness, Jim Han-
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vey — Detective, Dangerous Holiday, The Mandarin Mys- tery.
BOTTILIER, RICHARD
1936: Treachery Rides the Range, West of Nevada, The Traitor.
BOULTON, MATTHEW 1937: Night Must Fall.
BOVARD, MARY
1937: A Man Betrayed.
BOWEN. HARRY
1936 : The Return of Jimmy Valentine, The Harvester, Neighborhood House.
BOWMAN, LEE
1937: Internes Can't Take Money, I Met Him in Paris, Last Train from Madrid.
BOYD, JOSEPH
1936: Darkest Africa.
BOYD, WILLIAM
1936: Call of the Prairie, Three on the Trail, Federal Agent, Burning Gold, Heart of the West, Go Get 'Em Haines, Hopalong Cassidy Re- turns, Trial Dust. 1937: Borderland, Hills of Old Wyoming, North of the Rio Grande.
BOYER, CHARLES 1936: Garden of Allah. 1937 : History is Made at Night.
BRACY, SIDNEY
1936: Sutter's Gold, Isle of Fury.
BRADFORD, JOHN 1937: The Old Corral.
BRADLEY. GRACE
1936: Dangerous Waters, F- Man, Rose of the Ranclio, Anything Goes, Three Cheers for Love, Sitting on the Moon, Don't Turn 'Em Loose. 1937: Larceny on the Air, Wake Up and Live.
BRADLEY, H. C.
1937: Sing While You're Able.
BRADLEY, HARRY
1936: Dancing Feet, Gold Diggers of 1937, .\ew Faces of 193 7.
BRADNA, OLYMPE
1936: Three Cheers for Love,
College Holiday.
1937: Last Train fromMadrid.
BRADY, ALICE
1936: The Harvester. My Man Godfrey, Go West Young Man, Mind Your Own Business. 1937: Call It a Day, Three Smart Girls. Mama Steps Out.
BRADY, WILLIAM
19,1 7: Xew Faces of 193 7.
BRAHAM, LIONEL
1937: Personal Property, The Prince and the Pauper, Wee Willie Winkie.
BRANDON, HARRIETT 1937: Xew Faces of 1937.
BRANDON, HENRY
1936: Killer at Large, The
Garden of Allah, Black
Legion.
1937: I Promise to Pay.
BRASNO, GEORGE
1936: Charlie Chan at the Circus.
PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
BRASNO, OLIVE
1936: Charlie Chan at the Circus. BREAKSTON, GEORGE
1936: Boulder Dam, Second Wife.
BREAMER, SYLVIA
1936: Too Many Parents.
BRECHER, EGON
1936 : Charlie Chan's Secret, Boulder Dam, 'Til We Meet Again, Sins of Man, The White Angel, Alibi for Murder, La- dies in Love, Stolen Holiday. 1937: Espionage, I Met Him in Paris.
BRECKNER, GARY
1937: Wake Up and Live.
BREEN, BOBBY
1936 : Let's Sing Again, Rain- bow on the River.
BRENDEL, EL
1936: Career Woman, God's Country and the Woman. 1937: The Holy Terror.
BRENNAN, WALTER
1936: These Three, The Three Godfathers, The Moon's Our Home, Fury, The Prescott Kid, Come and Get It, Banjo on My Knee.
1937 : She's Dangerous, When Love is Young, Affairs of Cappy Ricks.
BRENT, EVELYN
1936 : Penthouse Party, Song of the Trail, It Couldn't Have Happened, Hopalong Cassidy Returns, The President's Mys- tery. 1937: King of Gamblers.
BRENT, GEORGE
1936: Snowed Under, The Golden Arrow, The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Give Me Your Heart, More Than a Secretary, God's Country and the Woman.
1937: The Go Getter, Moun- tain Justice.
BRENT. LYNTON
1936: Dancing Feet, Bridge of Sighs, It Couldn't Have Hap- pened. 1937: The Old Corral.
BREWSTER, JUNE
1936 : The Case Against Mrs.
Ames, Spendthrift.
1937: She's Dangerous.
BREWSTER TWINS
1937 : Wake Up and Live. BRIAN. MARY
1936: Spendthrift, Three Mar- ried Men, Killer at Large. 1937: Romance and Riches, Navy Blues, Week-End Mil- lionaire, Affairs of Cappy Ricks.
BRIAN SISTERS, THREE 1937: Sing While You're Able, New Faces of 1937.
BRICE, FANNIE
1936: The Great Ziegfeld.
BRIDGE, AL
1936: Call of the Prairie, Fast Bullets, The Lawless Nineties, Public Enemy's Wife, The Three Mesquiteers, Trail Dust. 1937: Borderland.
BRIDGE, ALAN
1937: Woman Chases Man.
BRIERRE, MAURICE
1936: Hearts in Bondage. BRIGGS, DONALD
1936: Love Before Breakfast,
Sutter's Gold.
1937: Captains Courageous,
They Won't Forget. BRIGGS, HARLAN
1936: Mad Holiday, Dods-
worth, Happy Go Lucky.
1937: A Family Affair, Rid- ing On Air. BRINKER, KAYE
1936: Desert Guns. BRISBANE, WILLIAM
1936: Ladies in Love.
1937: Shall We Dance, Meet
the Missus, You Can't Beat
Love.
BRISSAC, VIRGINIA
1936: The Three Godfathers. The Big Noise, Murder by an Aristocrat, Two Against the World, Down the Stretch, Love Letters of a Star.
BRIXTON, LEN
1936: The Gay Desperado.
BRODEL, JOAN 1936: Camille.
BRODERICK, HELEN
1936: Love on a Bet, Mur- der on a Bridle Path, Swing Time, The Bride Walks Out, Smartest Girl in Town. 1937: We're on the Jury, Meet the Missus.
BRODIE, DON
1936: Strike Me Pink, Navy
Born.
1937: Girl from .Scotland
Yard, Hotel Haywire.
BROKAW, CHARLES 193 7 : I Cover the War.
BROMBERG, J. EDWARD 1936: Under Two Flags, Sins of Man, Crime of Dr. Forbes, Star for a Night, Girl's Dor- mitory, Ladies in Love, Re- union, Stowaway. 1937: Seventh Heaven, Fair Warning, That I May Live.
BRONSON, BUNNY 1937: Headline Crasher.
BROOK, ALLEN
1937: Motor Madness.
BROOK, CLIVE
1937: Scotland Yard Com- mands.
BROOKE. TYLER
1936: Poor Little Rich Girl, To Mary With Love, Two in a Crowd. 1937: This Is My Affair.
BROOKS, HOWARD
1937: Affairs of Cappy Ricks.
BROOKS, LOUISE 1936: Empty Saddles.
BROPHY, EDWARD
1936: Strike Me Pink, Woman Trap, Here Comes Trouble, The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Spendthrift, Mister Cinderel- la, All American Chump, Wed- ding Present, Career Woman, Great Guy.
193 7: Hideaway Girl, The Soldier and the Lady, The Hit Parade, Oh Doctor, Jim Han- vey — Detective, The Girl Said No, The Great Gambini.
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BROWER, TOM
1936: The Lawless Nineties, Love Begins at Twenty, The Singing Vagabond.
BROWN, CHARLES A.
1936: Federal Agent, Gold Diggers of 1937.
BROWN, HELEN
1936: The Three Godfathers, Collegiate, Big Brown Eyes, To Mary — With Love. 1937: This Is My Affair.
BROWN, JOE E.
1936: Sons O' Guns, Earth- form Tractors, Polo Joe. 1937: When's Your Birthday?, Riding On Air.
BROWN, JOHN MACK
1936: The Desert Phantom, Rogue of the Range, Every Man's Law.
1937: Lawless Land, Bar Z Bad Man, Guns in the Dark, A Lawman is Born.
BROWN, RAYMOND
1936: Comin' 'Round the Mountain, Down the Stretch, The Magnificent Brute, Ca- reer Woman.
1937: The Holy Terror, Par- ole Racket, Two Wise Maids.
BROWN, TOM
1936: Gentle Julia, And Sud- den Death, I'd Give My Life, Rose Bowl.
1937: Maytime, Her Husband Lies. That Man's Here Again, Jim Hanvey — Detective.
BROWN, TROY
1936: Can This Be Dixie?
BRUCE, ALAN
1937: Meet the Missus, You Can't Beat Love.
BRUCE, NIGEL
1936: Under Two Flags. The White Angel, Charge of the Light Brigade, Follow Your Heart, Make Way For a Lady, The Man I Marry, Thunder in the City.
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey- ney.
BRUCE, VIRGINIA
1936: The Garden Murder Case, The Great Ziegfeld, Born to Dance.
1937: Women of Glamour, When Love is Young, Be- tween Two Women.
BRUNO, FRANK
1936: Treachery Rides the Range, King of Hockey. 1937: Internes Can't Take Money.
BRYAN, JANE
1936: The Case of the Black
Cat.
1937: The Captain's Kid,
Marked Woman, Kid Galahad.
BRYANT, NANA
1936. The Lone Wolf Returns, Lady of Secrets, You May Be Next, The King Steps Out, Meet Nero Wolfe, Blackmailer. The Man Who Lived Twice, Theodora Goes Wild, Pennies from Heaven. 1937: Let's Get Married.
BRYON WALTER 1936: Mary of Scotland.
PLAYERS' WORK
BUCHANAN, ELSA
1936: Lloyds of London, 1937: Call It a Day, The Thirteenth Chair.
BUCKLER, HUGH (Deceased)
1936 : Crash Donovan, The Last of the Mohicans, The Jungle Princess.
BUCKLER. JOHN (Deceased)
1936: Tarzan Escapes, The Unguarded Hour.
BUICK, MEL
1936: The President's Mys- tery.
BUMPUS, WAYNE 1937: Headline Crasher.
BUFF. TOMMY
1936: The Longest Night, Roarin' Guns, Pepper, Pic- cadilly Jim, Conflict. 1937: Roarin' Lead.
BURANI, MICHELETTE 1936: Give Us This Night.
BURGESS, HELEN
(Deceased) 1936: The Plainsman. 1937: A Doctor's Diary, King of Gamblers.
BURGESS, WILLIAM 1937: Wild Money.
BURKE, BILLIE
1936: Piccadilly Jim, My American Wife, Craig's Wife. 1937; Parnell.
BURKE, JAMES
1936 : Song and Dance Man, Dancing Feet, The Leather- necks Have Landed, Klon- dike Anne, Forgotten Faces, 36 Hours to Kill, Old Hutch, Rhythm on the Range, Can This Be Dixie?, Great G!uy. 1937: Laughing at Trouble, Champagne Waltz.
BURKE, KATHLEEN
1936: Nevada, Craig's Wife.
BURKE, ORRIN
1937: Nobody's Baby. BURNETTE, SMILEY
1936: Doughnuts and Society, Comin' 'Round the Mountain, The Singing Cowboy, Hearts in Bondage. The Border Pa- trolman, The Singing Vaga- bond, Guns and Guitars, Oh Susannah, Ride Ranger Ride, 1937: Larceny on the Air, A Man Betrayed, Git Along Little Dogies, Round-up Time in Texas, Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm. The Old Corral. The Hig Show.
BURNS, BOB
1936: Rhythm on the Range, Big Broadcast of 1937. 193 7: Waikiki Wedding, Mountain Music.
BURNS, EDMUND
1936: Hollywood Boulevard.
BURNS, EDWARD 1936: Follow the Fleet.
BURNS, FRED
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, Too Much Beef.
BURNS, GEORGE
1936: Big Broadcast of 1937, College Holiday.
BURNS, HARRY
1936: Hot Money. 1937: Two Wise Maids.
BURNS, ROBERT
1936: The Singing Vagabond, Guns and Guitars. 1937: Guns of the Pecos.
BURESS, JIMMY
1936: The Green Pastures.
BURRESS. WILLIAM 1936: I'd Give My Life. 1937: Racketeers in Exile.
BURRUD, WILLIAM
1936: Pride of the Marines, The Cowboy and the Kid, Postal Inspector, Two in a Crowd, The Magnificent Brute. 1937: Girl Overboard, Fair Warning, Captains Courage- ous.
BURT, BENNY
1937 : Pick a Star. Sweetheart of the Navy.
BURTIS. JAMES
1936 : The Return of Jimmy Valentine, Dancing Feet, Ghost Patrol, General Spanky.
BURTON, FREDERICK
1936: Everybody's Old Man, The Voice of Bugle Ann, The Calling of Dan Matthews, Theodora Goes Wild, Mum- my's Boys.
1937: Love Is News, Nancy Steele is Missing.
BURTON, GEORGE
1937: Come On Cowboys!
BURTON, JOHN
1936: Lloyds of London, Be- loved Enemy.
BUSCH, MAE
1936: The Bohemian Girl.
BUSH, JAMES
1936: O'Malley of the Mounted, The Glory Trail, M'liss.
1937: Battle of Greed, In- ternes Can't Take Money, Good Old Soak, I Cover the War.
BUSHMAN, FRANCIS X. 1936: Hollywood Boulevard.
BUSHMAN, FRANCIS X, Jr. 1936: Carvl of the Mountains.
BUSSEY, FARGO 1936: Ghost Patrol.
BUSTER. BUD
1936: Blazing Justice. Desert Guns, Desert Justice, The Rid- ing Avenger, Cavalry, Headin' for Rio Grande. 1937: Arizona Days, The Gun Ranger, Old I^ouisiana, The Trusted Outlaw. Drums of Destinv.
BUTLER. JIMMY
1937: Battle of Greed.
BUTLER, JOHNNY
1936: Make Way for a Lady.
BUTLER, ROSITA 1936: Maid of Salem.
BUTTERWORTH, CHARLES 1936: The Moon's Our Home, Half Angel, We V\'=nt to Col- lege, Rainbow on ttif River. 1937: Swing High — Swing
BUZARD, EDDIE
1936: Gentle Julia. BYINGTON, SPRING
1936: The Voice of Bugle
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Ann, Every Saturday Night, Palm Springs, Educating Father, Stage Struck, Back to Nature, Dodsworth, The Girl on the Front Page, Charge of the Light Brigade, Theodora Goes Wild.
1937: Clarence, Green Light, Off to the Races, Penrod and Sam, Big Business, A Fam- ily Affair, The Road Back, Hotel Haywire.
BYRD, RALPH
1936: Hell-Ship Morgan. 1937: Motor Madness.
BYRON. A. S.
1936: The Milky Way, Walk- ing on Air.
BYRON, ARTHUR
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island.
BYRON, DELMA
1936: Everybody's Old Man,
Dimples.
1937: Ivaughing at Trouble.
BYRON, WALTER 1936: Bridge of Sighs. 1937: As Good as Married.
CABIN KIDS
1937: Git Along Little Dogies, Round-up Time in Texas.
CABOT, BRUCE
1936: Don't Gamble With Love, Robin Hood of El Do- rado, Penthouse Party, Three Wise Guys, Fury, The Last of the Mohicans, The Big Game, Don't Turn 'Em Loose, Sin- ner Take All, Legion of Ter- ror.
CAGNEY, JAMES 1936: Great Guy.
CAINE, GEORGIA
1936: One Rainy Afternoon. The White Angel, Navy Born, Sing Me A Love Song. 1937: Time Out for Romance. Rill Cracks Down, Affairs of Cappy Ricks.
CAITS, JOE
1937: Hollywood Cowboy.
CALHERN, LOUIS
1936: The Gorgeous Hussy. 1937 : Her Husband Lies.
CALL. JOHN W. 1936: Soak the Rich.
CALLAHAN, MARGARET
1936: Muss 'Em Up. Special Investigator. The Last Outlaw.
CALLAHAN, VIOLA
1936: Luckiest Girl in the World.
CALLEIA, JOSEPH
1936: Tough Guy, Exclusive Story, Sworn Enemy, His Brother's Wife, Sinner Take All, After the Thin ]Man.
CALLENDER, ROMAINE 1936: And So They Were Mar- ried, 36 Hours to Kill, Pepper, Alibi for Murder, High Ten- sion.
CALLOWAY, CAB
1936: The Singing Kid.
CALVERT, E. H.
1V3d: Tlie Oregon Trail, The Glorv Trail.
CAMARGO, ANA 1937: Lawless Land.
PLAYERS' WORK
CAMBRE, DEL
1936: Tundra.
CAMERON, HERBERT 1937: Phantom Ship.
CAMPAGNA, NINA
1936: Sunset of Power, The
Petrified Forest.
1937: Rootin' Too tin'
Rhythm, It Happened Out
West.
CAMPBELL, LOUISE 1937: Wild Money.
CAMPEAU, FRANK
1936 : Everyman's Law, Empty Saddles.
CAMPO, DEL
1936: The Devil on Horse- back.
CANSINO FAMILY
1936: The Dancing Pirate.
CANSINO, RITA
1936: Human Cargo, Meet Nero Wolfe, Rebellion. 1937: Trouble in Texas, Old Louisiana.
CANTOR, EDDIE 1936: Strike Me Pink.
CANUTT. YAKIMA
1936: King of the Pecos, The Oregon Trail, Winds of the Wasteland, Wildcat Trooper, The Lonely Trail. 1937: Trouble in Texas, Ghost To'wn Gold, Roarin' Lead, Come On Cowboys!, Riders of the Whistling Skull.
CAREW, ARTHUR EDMUND 1936: Charlie Chan's Secret.
CAREW, JAMES 1937: Phantom Ship.
CAREY, HARRY
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, Sutter's Gold, Little Miss Nobody, The Last Out- law, Valiant is the Word for Carrie, The Accusing Finger, .Souls at Sea.
1937: Racing Lady, Aces Wild, Kid Galahad, Border Cafe, Born Reckless.
CAREY, LEONARD 1936: Bunker Bean. 1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey- ney.
CARIO, RAFAEL
1936: His Brother's Wife.
CARLE, RICHARD
1936: Love Before Breakfast, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Anything Goes, Drift Fence, Nevada, Let's Sing Again, The Little Red School House, One Rainy Afternoon, The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Three of a Kind, The Arizona Raiders, Spendthrift, Easy to Take, The Man I Marry, Col- lege Holiday.
1937: She's Dangerous, Out- cast, Top of the Town, Rack- eteers in Exile, Arizona Ma- honev. Rhvthm in the Clouds.
CARLETON. WILLIAM P. 1936: The Bohemian Girl, Bor- der Patrolman. The Return of Timmv Valentine.
CARLISLE. MARY 1936: Lady Be Careful. 1937: Hotel Havwire.
CARLSON, JUNE
1936: Every Saturday Night,
Educating Father, Back to
Nature.
1937: Oil to the Races, Big
Business.
CARLYLE, AILEEN
1936: The Country Doctor.
CARLYLE, DAVID
1936: Cain and Mabel, Smart
Blonde.
1937: Once a Doctor, Rhythm
in the Clouds.
CAROL, SUE
1937: A Doctor's Diary.
CARR, NAT
1936: Next Time We Love.
CARRADINE, JOHN
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, Under Two Flags, White Fang, Mary of Scot- land, Dimples, Daniel Boone, Ramona, Winterset, The Gar- den of Allah.
1937: Nancy Steele is Missing, Laughing at Trouble, Captains Courageous, This is My Af- fair.
CARRILLO, LEO
1936: Moonlight Murder, It Had to Happen. The Gay Desperado.
1937: History is Made at Night, I Promise to Pay, Hotel Haywire.
CARROLL, JOHN
1936: Hi Gaucho, Muss 'Em Up, Murder on a Bridle Path, We Who Are About to Die. 1937: Death in the Air.
CARROLL, MADELEINE 1936: The Case Against Mrs. Ames, The General Died at Dawn, Lloyds of London. 1937: On the Avenue.
CARROLL, VANCE
1936: Yellow Cargo.
1937 : Sweetheart of the Navy. CARSON, JACK
1937: Too Many Wives. CARTER, LOUISE
1936: Rose of the Rancho. CARUTH, BURR
1936: The Harvester, The
Cowboy and the Kid.
1937: Too Tough to Handle,
Ghost Town Gold. CARVER, LYNNE
1937: Maytime. CASEY, JACK
1936: Ghost Patrol.
CASS, MAURICE
1936: Everybody's Old Man,
Pepper, Charlie Chan at the
Opera.
1937: Women of Glamour,
Champaign Waltz, This is My
AfTair.
CASSIDY, EDWARD
1936: Hair-Trigger Casey, Millionaire Kid, Sundown Saunders, The Speed Reporter, Feud of the West, Rogues' Tavern, Wind of the Waste- land, Cavalry, Men of the Plains.
1937: Aces Wild, Borderland, Lawless Land, Come On Cow- bovs !
CASWELL, CAPT. WALLACE 1937: Killers of the Sea.
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CATLETT, WALTER
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, We Went to College, Follow Your Heart, Cain and JNlabel, Banjo On My Knee, Sing Me A Love Song. 1937: On the Avenue, Love is News, Four Days' Won- der, Wake Up and Live.
CAUTERIO, BOB
1936: The Case Against Mrs. Ames.
CAVAN, ALAN
1936: It's a Great Life, Re- bellion. 1937: Old Louisiana.
CAVANAUGH, HOBART 1936: Colleen, Wife versus Secretary, The Golden Arrow, Hearts Divided, Love Begins at Twenty, Stage Struck, Two Against the World, Cain and Mabel, Here Comes Carter!, Love Letters of a Star, Sing Me A Love Song, The Mak- ing of O'Malley. 1937: Girl Overboard, Mys- terious Crossing, Three Smart Girls, The Mighty Treve, Night Key.
CAVANAGH, PAUL
1936 : Champagne Charlie.
CAWTHORN, JOSEPH
1936: Freshman Love, Brides Are Like That, The Great Ziegfeld, One Rainy Afternoon, Hot Money.
CECIL, EDWARD
1936: The Cattle Thief.
CECIL, NORA
1936: Collegiate, Girl of tha Ozarks, College Holiday.
CEELEY, LEONARD 1936: Moonlight Murder. 1937: A Day at the Races.
CELLIER, ANTOINETTE 1937: Silent Barriers.
CHALDECOTT, FAY 1936: Lloyds of London.
CHANDLER, CHIC
1936: Tango. In Paris A. W. O. L., Three of a Kind, Star for a Night. 1937: Time Out for Romance, Woman Wise, OfT to the Races, Born Reckless, .Sing and Be Happy.
CHANDLER, EDDIE
1936: Stage Struck, Wild Brian Kent, Here Comes Carter!
CHANDLER, GEORGE
1936: The Country Doctor, Here Comes Trouble, Fury, \eighborhood House, Libeled I^ady, Reunion, Three Men on a Horse.
1937: Time Out for Romance, Nancy Steele is ifissing. Wake I 'p and Live, Woman Chases Man.
CHANDLER, LANE
1936: The Return of Jimmy N'alentine, The Lawless Nine- ties, Hearts in Bondage, Winds of the Wasteland, Idaho Kid, Stormv Trails.
1937:' Sing While You're Able, Law of the Ranger.
CHANEY. LON, JR.
1936: The Singing Cowboy.
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PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
1937: Midnight Taxi, An- gel's Holiday, The Old Cor- ral.
CHANNON, FRANK 1936: End of the Trail.
CHAPIN, JACK
1936: Lady Be Careful, Col- lege Holiday.
1937: Murder Goes to Col- lege.
CHAPIN, MARTHA
1936: Gambling With Souls.
CHAPLIN, CHARLIE 1936: Modern Times.
CHARTERS, SPENCER
1936: The Farmer in the Dell, F-Man, Colleen, Don't Get Personal, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, 'Till We Meet Again, The Moon's Our Home, The Harvester, The Mine With the Iron Door, All American Chump, Postal Inspector, Li- beled Lady, Spendthrift, Ban- jo On My Knee, Career Wo- man, Lady from Nowhere. 1937: Dangerous Number, Fugitive in the Sky, Four Days' Wonder, Girl Loves Boy, The Mighty Treve, Fifty Roads to Town, Pick a Star, Venus Makes Trouble, Mountain Music.
CHASE, ALDEN
1936: Rogue of the Range,
The Prescott Kid. CHASE, CHARLEY
1936 : Kelly the Second, Neigh- borhood House. CHASE, ILKA
1936: Soak the Rich, The
Lady Consents. CHASEN. DAVE
1937: Arizona Mahoney. CHATBURN. JEAN
1936: The Great Ziegfeld, The
Devil on Horseback. CHATTERTON, RUTH
1936 : Lady of Secrets, Girls'
Dormitory, Dodsworth. CHATTERTON, TOM
1936: Boss Rider of Gun
Creek.
1937: Sandflow. CHEATAM, JACK
1937: Bank Alarm. CHERON, ANDRE
1936 :Princess Comes Across.
1937: Cafe Metropole. CHESEBRO, GEORGE
1936: The Lawless Nineties,
The Return of Jimmy Valen- tine, Caryl of the Mountains,
The Speed Reporter, Roamin'
Wild, Trail Dust.
1937: Borderland, Hills of
Old Wyoming, Roarin' Lead. CHEVALIER. MAURICE
1937: The Beloved Vagabond. CHEVRET, LITA
1937: Sandflow. CHIEF BIG TREE
1937: Hills of Old Wyoming. CHINACOS, TROVADORES
1936: The Gay Desperado. CHING, BO
1936 : Petticoat Fever. CHORROE, MARIE
1936: White Fang. CHRISTIAN, ELSA
1937: As Good as Married.
CHRISTIANS, MADY 1936: Come and Get It. 1937: Seventh Heaven, The Woman I Love.
CHRISTY, DOROTHY 1937: Slave Slii]..
CHRISTY & GOULD 1937: Turn Off the Moon.
CHURCHILL, BERTON
1936; You May Be Next, Colleen, Bunker Bean, Parole ! Three of a Kind, Dizzy Dames, The Dark Hour, Dimples, Under Your Spell. 1937: Racing Lady, Vou Can't Beat Love. Sing and Be Happy, Parnell.
CHURCHILL. MARGUERITE 1936: The Walking Dead, Penthouse Party, Man Hunt, Dracula's Daughtei Murder by an Aristocrat, The Final Hour, Alibi for Murder, Le- gion of Terror.
CIANNELLI, EDUARDO 1936: Winterset. 1937: Criminal Lawyer, Marked Woman, Girl from Scotland Yard.
CLANCY, KITTY
1937: Midnight Madonna.
CLARE, COLLEEN
1937: We're on the Jury, The Last of Mrs. Cheyney.
CLARE, PHYLLIS
1936: His Brother's Wife.
CLARK, BETTY ROSS 1936: Three Married Men.
CLARK, CLIFF
1937: Mountain Music.
CLARK, DAVIDSON
1936: Here Comes Carter! 1937: This Is My Afifair.
CLARK, FREDERICK 1937: Ever Since Eve.
CLARK, HARVEY
1936: The Three Godfathers,
Sitting on the Moon, Empty
Saddles, Boss Rider of Gun
Creek.
1937: Dangerous Holiday.
CLARK, JACK
1937: Hotel Havwire.
CLARK, LOUISE 1937: Cafe Metropole.
CLARK, RUSS
1936: The Crime Patrol.
CLARK, STEPHEN
1936: Caryl of the Mountains, Too Much Beef, West of Ne- vada, The Last of the War- rens, The Prescott Kid, Ca- valcade of the West. 1937: Guns in the Dark, Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin, x\ Lawman is Born.
CLARK, WALLACE
1936: The Unguarded Hour.
CLARK. WALLIS
1936: Parole!. Easy Money, Postal Inspector, Great Guy, Come Closer Folks. 1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey- ney, I Promise to Pay, Wo- man in Distress, Big Business, The Wildcatter.
CLARKE, MAE
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles, Hearts in Bond-
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age. Wild Brian Kent, Great
Guy, Hats Oflf.
1937: Trouble in Morocco.
CLAUSER, AL
1937: Rootin' T o o t i n' Rhythm.
CLAYWORTH, JUNE
1936 : Two-Fisted Gentleman. 1937: Between Two Women.
CLEMENT. CLAY
1936: The Leavenworth Case, Whipsaw, The Leathernecks Have Landed, Let's Sing Again, Hearts in Bondage, No- body's Fool, Two Against the World.
CLEMENT, DORA
1936: Forgotten Faces, I Married a Doctor, My Ameri- can Wife, King of Hockey. 1937: Nobody's Baby.
CLEMENTS, DUDLEY
1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat, Too Many W'ives, You Can't Buy Luck, New Faces of 1937.
CLEMENTS, STEVE
1937: The Hills of Old Wyoming, It Happened Out West.
CLEVELAND, GEORGE
1936: Don't Get Personal, I Conquer the Sea, Rio Grande Romance, Revolt of the Zom- bies, Brilliant Marriage, Put on the Spot, North of Nome. 1937: Paradise Express.
CLIFFORD, JACK
1936: Timothy's Quest, King of the Pecos, Dimples. 1<J37: Racketeers in Exile. Midnight Madonna.
CLIFFORD. RUTH
1936: Hollywood Boulevard, To Mary— With Love.
CLINTON, WALTER 1937: Headline Crasher.
CLIVE, COLIN
1937: History is Made at Night, The Woman I Love.
CLIVE, E. E.
1936:Little Lord Fauntleroy, Love Before Breakfast, Palm Springs, The U n g u a r ded Hour, The Golden Arrow, Trouble for Two, Dracula's Daughter, Ticket to Paradise, All American Chump, Picca- dilly Jim, The Dark Hour, Libeled Lady, Cain and Mabel, Charge of the Light Brigade, Isle of Fury, Tarzan Escapes, Camille. Lloyds of London. 1937: On the Avenue, Person- al Property, They Wanted to Marry, Ready Willing and Able, l\Iaid of Salem, Bulldog Drummond Escapes, Night Must Fall, The Emperor's Candlesticks.
CLUTE, CHESTER
1937: Navy Blues. There Goes Mv Girl.
CLYDE, ANDY
1936: Yellow Dust, Straight from the Shoulder, Two in a Crowd, Red Lights Ahead.
CLYDE, DAVID
1936: Princess Comes Across, Suzy.
PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
1937: Fury and the Woman,
Anotlier Dawn. COBB, EDMUND
1936: Darkest Africa.
1937: The Mighty Treve. COBB, EDWIN
1936: The Fugitive Sheriff. COBB, IRVIN S.
1936: Everybody's Old Man,
Pepper. COBB, LEE
1937: North of Rio Grande. CODEE, ANN
1936: Hi Gaucho, Brilliant
Marriage. CODY, BILL
1936: Blazing Justice, Out- laws of the Range. CODY, BILL, JR.
1936: Outlaws of the Range. COGHLAN, FRANK, JR.
1936: The Little Red School
House, Charlie Chan at the
Race Track, Make Way for a
Lady. COGHLAN, PHILLIS
1937: Parnell. COHEN, SAMMY
1936: Here Comes Trouble. COLBERT, CLAUDETTE
1936: Under Two Flags.
1937: Maid of Salem, I Met
Him in Paris. COLBY, ANITA
1936: Walking on Air, The
Bride Walks Out, Mary of
Scotland.
1937 : China Passage. COLCORD, MABEL
1936: Three Married Men, The
Law in Her Hands.
1937: The Great O'Malley. COLEMAN, CHARLES
1936: Don't Get Personal,
Colleen, Everybody's Old Man,
Her Master's Voice. Poor Lit- tle Rich Girl, Walking on Air,
Mummy's Boys.
1937: Love Is News, Too
Many Wives, There Goes My
Girl. COLEMAN, CLAUDIA
1936: Little Miss Nobody,
The Country Beyond, Navy
Born, Reunion, Lady from
Nowhere. COLEMAN, GEORGIA
1936: Collegiate. COLEMAN, RUTH
1937: A Doctor's Diary, The
Crime Nobody Saw, Wild
Money. COLLIER. CONSTANCE
1936 : Girl's Dormitory.
1937: Wee Willie Winkie. COLLIER, WILLIAM. SR.
1936: Give Us This Night,
Love on a Bet, Cain and Ma- bel, Valiant is the Word for
Carrie. COLLINS, CHARLES
1936: The Dancing Pirate. COLLINS. CORA SUE
1936: The Harvester, Three
Married Men. COLLINS. GEORGE PAT
1936: With Love and Kisses. COLLINS, MONTE
1936: Born to Fight.
1937: Sing While You're
Able.
COLMAN, RONALD
1936: Under Two Flags. 1937: Lost Horizon.
COLTON, SCOTT 1937: The Wildcatter.
COMONT, MATHILDE
1936: Anthony Adverse, Poor Little Rich Girl, Along Came Love.
COMPSON, BETTY
1936: Laughing Irish Eyes, Millionaire Kid, The Dragnet, August Week-End, Hollywood Boulevard, Bulldog Edition, Killer at Large. 1937: Circus Girl.
COMPTON, FRANCIS 1936: Soak the Rich.
COMPTON, JOYCE
1936: Love Before Breakfast, The _ Harvester, Trapped by Television, Sitting on the Moon, Star for a Night, Mur- der With Pictures, Country Gentlemen.
1937: We Have Our Mo- ments, Top of the Town, Chi- na Passage, Pick a Star, Rhy- thm in the Clouds.
CONDOS BROTHERS 1937: Wake Up and Live.
CONDOS, NICK 1936: Dancing Feet.
CONKLIN, CHESTER
1936: Modern Times, The Pre- view Murder Mystery, Call of the Prairie. 1937: Hotel Haywire.
CONKLIN, HEINE 1936: Wedding Present.
CONKLIN. PEGGY
1936: Her Master's Voice, The Devil is a Sissy.
CONLIN, JIMMY
1936: And Sudden Death, Rose Bowl.
1937: The Man Who Found Himself, Find the Witness.
CONNOLLY, WALTER
1936: The Music Goes 'Round, Soak the Rich, The King Steps Out. Libeled Lady. 1937: The Good 'Earth, Nan- cy Steele Is Missing, Let's Get Married, The League of Frightened Men, First Lady, Nothing Sacred.
CONNOR, ALLAN
1936: The Three Mesquiteers
CONOVER, TERESA M.
1936: Rainbow on the River. 1937: Two Wise Maids.
CONRAD. EDDIE 1936: Hot Money.
CONROY. FRANK
1936: Meet Nero Wolfe, The Gorgeous Hussy, Charlie Chan at the Opera, Nobody's Fool, Stolen Holiday.
1937: Nancy Steele is Miss- ing, Love is News. Big Busi- ness, This is My Affair, That I May Live, The Emperor's Candlesticks.
CONTL ALBERT
1936: Collegiate, Fatal Lady, Hollywood Boulevard, One in a Million. 1937: Cafe Metropole.
COOK, CLYDE
1936: Tugboat Princess. 1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes, Wee Willie Winkie, An- other Dawn.
COOK, DONALD
1936: The Leavenworth Case, Ring Around the Moon, The Calling of Dan Matthews, Girl from Mandalay, Show- boat, Can This Be Dixie? Ellis Island.
1937: Circus Girl, Beware of Ladies, Two Wise Maids.
COOK, ELISHA, JR.
1936: Two in a Crowd, Pig- skin Parade.
1937: Love is News, They Won't Forget.
COOK, JOE
1937: Arizona Mahoney.
COOPER, BETTY JANE 1936: Collegiate.
COOPER, EDWARD
1936: To Mary— With Love. 1937: On the Avenue.
COOPER, GARY
1936: Desire, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, The General Died at Dawn, The Plainsman.
COOPER, GEORGE
1936: Federal Agent, Sitting on the Moon, Missing Girls, Adventure in Manhattan, Ride 'Em Cowboy.
1937: Step Lively Jeeves!, Think Fast Mr. Moto, That I May Live.
COOPER, JACKIE
1936: Tough Guy, The Devil is a Sissy.
COOPER, KEN
1936: Comin' 'Round the Mountain, The Singing Cow- boy, The Arizona Raiders, Guns and Guitars. 1937: Round-up Time in Tex-
COOPER, LILLIAN
1936: The White Angel. COOPER. MARY LOUISE
1936: These Three. COOPER, MELVILLE
1936 : The Gorgeous Hussy.
1937: The Last of Mrs.
Cheyney. COOPER, RALPH
1936: White Hunter, Lloyds
of London. COOPER, TOM
1937: Trouble in Texas. COOPER, VIOLET K.
1936: The Invisible Ray,
Romeo and Juliet. COOTE, ROBERT
1937: The Thirteenth Chair. COPELAND. NICK
1936: Man Hunt, Treachery
Rides the Range, Neighbor- hood House, Legion of "rerror.
1937: Midnight Madonna. CORBETT. BEN
1936: Sunset of Power. For
the Service, Empty Saddles. CORDAY. MARCELLE
1936: The Great Ziegfeld.
1937: Cafe Metropole. CORDING, HARRY
1936: Road Gang, Sutter's
Gold, The White Angel, Daniel
Boone.
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PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
COREY, JIM
1936: Guns and Guitars. 1937: Guns in the Dark.
CORIO, RAFAEL
1936: The Farmer in the Dell, Doughnuts and Society.
CORRADO, GINO
1936: Rebellion. CORRELL, MADY
1937: Midnight Madonna.
CORRIGAN, D'ARCY
1936: Mary of Scotland, The Plough and the Stars.
CORRIGAN, RAY
1936 : The Leathernecks Have Landed, The Three Mesqui- teers, Country Gentlemen. 1937: Join the Marines, Ghost Town Gold, Roarin' Lead, Come on Cowlioys!, Riders of the Whistling Skull.
CORSON, WILLIAM
1937: China Passage, There Goes My Girl, New Faces of 1937.
CORTEZ, LITA
1936: Three on the Trail, Re- bellion.
CORTEZ, RICARDO
1936: Man Hunt, The Mur- der of Dr. Harrigan, The Walking Dead, Postal Inspec- tor, The Case of the Black Cat.
1937: Her Husband Lies, Talk of the Devil.
CORTHELL, HERBERT
1936: Dancing Feet, The Crime Patrol.
CORTMAN, BOB
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine.
COSBEY, RONALD
1936: Boulder Dam, Next Time We Love, Sutter's Gold.
COSGROVE, DOUGLAS
1936: Winds of the Waste- land.
COSSART. ERNEST
1936: Desire, Palm Springs,
The Great Ziegfeld, My
American Wife, Murder With
Pictures.
1937: Three Smart Girls,
Champagne Waltz, Top of the
Town, As Good as Married.
COSTELLO, MAURICE
1936 : Hollywood Boulevard.
COTTER, CATHERINE
1936: Sundown Saunders, Out- laws of the Range.
COURTNEY. INEZ
1936: Let's Sing Again, Suzy, ft Couldn't Have Happened, Dizzy Dames, Wedding Pres- ent, Brilliant Marriage. 1937: Time Out for Romance, Clarence, The Hit Parade, Ar- mored Car.
COWAN, JEROME 1936: Beloved Enemy. 1937: You Only Live Once, Shall We Dance, New Faces of 1937.
COWELL. JACK
1936: Too Much Beef, The Rogues' Tavern, Prison Sha- dows, Kelly of the Secret Serv- ice, Men of the Plains.
COY, WALTER
1936: Love Letters of a Star.
CRABBE, LARRY "BUSTER" 1936: Drift Fence, Desert Gold, Nevada. The Arizona Raiders, Lady Be Careful, Rose Bowl.
1937: Murder Goes to Col- lege, King of Gamblers, Ari- zona Mahoney.
CRAIG, ALEC
1936: Mary of Scotland, Win-
terset.
1937: China Passage, The
Woman I Love, Meet the
Missus, There Goes My Girl.
CRAIG, EDITH
1937: Behind the Headlines.
CRAMER. RICHARD
1936: Frontier Justice, Just My Luck, O'Malley of the Mounted, The Speed Reporter. 1937: Woman Chases Man, The Trusted Outlaw.
CRANE. FRANK H.
1936: The Speed Reporter.
CRANE, LLOYD
1936: Mind Your Own Busi- ness.
1937: Girl from Scotland Yard.
CRANE, PHYLLIS 1936: Bridge of Sighs.
CRAVEN. FRANK
1936: Small Town Girl, The
Harvester.
1937: Penrod and Sam.
CRAWFORD. BRODERICK 193 7: Woman Chases Man.
CRAWFORD, CARITZ 1937 : The Girl Said No.
CRAWFORD, JOAN
1936: The Gorgeous Hussy,
Love on the Run.
1937: The Last of Mrs.
Chevnev.
CREHAN, JOSEPH
1936: Boulder Dam, Road Gang, Murder of Dr. Harri- gan, The Law in Her Hands, Jailbreak, Anthony Adverse, Bullets or Ballots, Murder by an Aristocrat, Earthworm Tractors, Down the Stretch, Trailin' West, China Clipper, Cain and Mabel, Gold Dig- gers of 1937, Smart Blonde, King of Hockey, Here Comes Carter!, God's Country and the Woman.
1937: Midnight Court, Once a Doctor, Her Husband's Sec- retary, Guns of the Pecos, The Go Getter, Kid Galahad, Draegerman Courage, This is My Affair, Born Reckless. Girls Can Play, Midnight Ma- donna, There Goes Mv Girl.
CREWS. LAURA HOPE
1936: Her Master's Voice, Ca-
mille.
1937: The Road Back.
CRIMMINS, DAN
1936: The Jungle Princess.
GRIPPES. KERNAN
1936: The Cowboy and the Kid.
CRISP, DONALD
1936: The White Angel, Mary of Scotland, Charge of the Light Brigade, A Woman Re- bels, Beloved Enemy.
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1937: The Great O'Malley,
Parnell. CROKER-KING, CHARLES
1936: The White Angel, Crime
of Dr. Forbes. CROMWELL, RICHARD
1936: Poppy.
1937: The Road Back. CROSBY, BING
1936: Anything Goes, _ Rhythm
on the Range, Pennies from
Heaven.
1937: Waikiki Wedding. CROSMAN, HENRIETTA
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven,
Charlie Chan's Secret, The
Moon's Our Home, Girl of
the Ozarks, Follow Your
Heart.
1937: Personal Property. CROSS, ALEXANDER
1936: China Clipper, Black- mailer. CROWE, EILEEN
1936: The Plough and the
Stars.
CROWELL, WILLIAM
1936: Revolt of the Zombies,
The Glory Trail.
1937: Beware of Ladies. CUMBY, WILLIAM
1936: The Green Pastures. CUMMINGS, CONSTANCE
1936: Seven Sinners.
1937: Strangers on a Honey- moon.
CUMMINGS, ROBERT
1936: Desert Gold, Forgotten
Faces, Border Flight, Three
Cheers for Love, Hollywood
Boulevard, The Accusing Fin- ger.
1937: Hideaway Girl, Arizona
Mahoney, Last Train from
Madrid. CUNNINGHAM, CECIL
1936: Come and Get It.
1937 : Swing High — Swing
Low, King of Gamblers. CUNNINGHAM, JACK
1937: Penrod and Sam. CUNNINGHAM, JOE
1936: Hot Money, Country
Gentlemen.
1937: Fugitive in the Sky,
Kid Galahad. CURCI, ELVIRA
1936: The Case Against Mrs.
Ames. CURCI, GENARRO
1937: I ^Nlet Him in Paris. CURTIS, ALAN
1936, Walking on Air, Smart- est Girl in Town.
1937: Don't Tell the Wife,
China Passage. CURTIS, BEATRICE
1937: X'eiius Makes Trouble. CURTIS. DICK
1936: The Lion's Den, Ghost
Patrol, The Traitor.
1937: Headline Crasher, Bar
Z Bad Men, Guns in the Dark,
A Lawman is Born. CURZON, GEORGE
1936: The White Angel. CUSTER, BOB
1936: Ambush Valley. DAGGERTY, RAE
1936: Early to Bed.
PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
DALE. ESTHER
1936: The Farmer in the Dell, Lady of Secrets, Timothy's Quest, Fury, The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Hollywood Boulevard, The Magnificent Brute.
1937: Outcast, Wild Money, Damaged Goods.
DALEY, JACK
1937: Parole Racket.
DALY, EMMETT 1936: Trail Dust.
D'AMBRICOURT. ADRIANNE
1936: Valiant is the Word for Carrie.
1937: Seventh Heaven, Mama Steps Out.
DAMITA, LILI
1936: The Devil on Horse- back.
DANFORTH, WILLIAM 1937: The Girl Said No.
DANIELL, HENRY
1936: The Unguarded Hour,
Camille.
1937: Under Cover of Night,
Tlie Thirteenth Chair.
DANIELS, BEBE 1936: Southern Maid.
DANIELS, HAROLD
1936: Hi Gaucho, Trail Dust. 1937: Hollyvvrood Cowboy.
DANIELS, KEITH
1936: The Sky Parade, The House of a Thousand Candles, Yours for the Asking.
DANTE, JEANNE
1937: Four Days' Wonder.
da PRON, LOUIS
1936 : Three Cheers for Love, Big Broadcast of 1937, Col- lege Holiday. 1937 : Hideaway Girl.
D'ARCY, ALEXANDER 1936: Stolen Holiday.
D'ARCY ROY
1936; Captain Calamity, Re- volt of the Zombies, Holly- wood Boulevard.
DARIEN. FRANK
1937 : Jim Hanvey — Detective.
DARRO, FRANKIE
1936: The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, Born to Fight, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, Racing Blood, Mind Your Own Busi- ness.
1937: Headline Crasher, Tough to Handle, Anything for a Thrill.
DARWELL, JANE
1936: We're Only Human, The Country Doctor, Little Miss Nobody, Captain Janu- ary, The First Baby, Poor Lit- tle Rich Girl, Private Number, Star for a Night, White Fang, Ramona, Craig's Wife. 1937: Laughing at Trouble, Love is News, Nancy Steele is Missing, Fifty Roads to Town. Slave Ship.
D'AUBURN, DENNIS 1936: Captain Blood.
DAVENPORT, HARRY
1936: King of Hockey, Three Men on a Horse, Case of the Black Cat.
1937: Paradise Express, Un- der Cover of Night, Her Hus- band's Secretary, As Good as Married, Armored Car, They Won't Forget.
DAVID, JOAN
1937: Angel's Holiday.
DAVIDSON, MAX 1936 : Roamin' Wild. 1937: The Girl Said No.
DAVIDSON, WALTER B. 1937: Affairs of Cappy Ricks.
DAVIDSON, WILLIAM
1936: The Singing Kid, Road Gang, The Big Noise, Mur- der by an Aristocrat, Earth- worm Tractors, Mind Your Own Business, Gold Diggers of 1937.
1937: Marked Woman, Mid- night Court, The Road Back, Let Them Live!, Ever Since Eve.
DAVIES, GEORGE
1937: History is Made at Night.
DAVIES. MARION
1936: Hearts Divided, Cain
and Mabel.
1937: Ever Since Eve.
DAVIS, ALAN
1937: Marked Woman, Pen- rod and Sam.
DAVIS, AUDREY
1936: The Singing Cowboy, Guns and Guitars.
DAVIS, BETTE
1936: The Petrified Forest,
The Golden Arrow, Satan Met
a Lady.
1937: Marked Woman, Kid
Galahad.
DAVIS. GEORGE
1937: I Met Him in Paris.
DAVIS, JOAN
1937: On the Avenue, The Holy Terror, Time Out for Romance, Wake Up and Live. Sing And Be Happy.
DAVIS, OWEN, JR.
1936: Murder on a Bridle Path, Special Investigator, Bunker Bean, Grand Jury, The Plot Thickens. 1937: The Woman I Love.
DAVIS, ROBERT
1936: Postal Inspector.
DAVIS, RUFE
1937: Mountain Music.
D'AVRIL, YOLA
1937: I Met Him in Paris.
DAWSON. FRANK
1936: Private Number, Ladies
in Love.
1937: Hotel Havwire.
DAWSON. HAL K.
1936: Everybody's Old Man. Public Enemy's Wife, Libeled Lady, My American Wife. 1937: We're on the Jury, Cafe ISIetropole.
DEAN. JEFFERY
193 7 : Song of the City.
DEANE, SHIRLEY
1936: Charlie Chan at the Circus, The First Baby, Edu- cating Father, Girl's Dormi- tory, Back to Nature, One in A Million.
1937: Off to the Races, Nan- cy Steele is Missing, Big Bus- iness.
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DEARING. EDGAR
1936: The Sky Parade.
193 7 : They Gave Him a Gun.
de BREY, CLAIRE 1936: The Devil-Doll.
DE BRIAC, JEAN
1936: Princess Comes Across. 1937: I Met Him in Paris.
DE BRULIER. NIGEL
1936: Half Angel, Down to the Sea, Mary of Scotland, The White Legion.
DE CORDOBA, PEDRO
1936: Moonlight Murder, Rose of the Rancho, Anthony Ad- verse, Trouble for Two, Devil- Doll, His Brother's Wife, Ra- mona
1937: Girl Loves Boy, Maid of Salem, Damaged Goods.
DEE, FRANCES 1936: Half Angel.
DEERING, EDGAR
1936: The Bride Walks Out. 1937 : Love is News, Nancy Steele is Missing.
DE FOREST, MARIE
1937: Lash of the Penitentes.
DE GREY, SIDNEY 1937: Hotel Havwire.
DE HAVILAND, OLIVIA 1936: Anthony Adverse, The Charge of the Light Brigade. 1937: Call It a Day.
DELANEY. CHARLES
1936: Millionaire Kid, Below
the Deadline.
1937: The Gold Racket, Bank
Alarm.
DELINSKY, MADAME 1936 : I Conquer the Sea.
DELL, CLAUDIA
1936: Yellow Cargo, Ghost Patrol.
DEL RIO, DOLORES 1936 : Accused. 1937: Devil's Playground.
DE MAIGRET, LIVE
1936 : One Rainy Afternoon.
DEMAREST. WILLIAM
1936: Love on the Run, Wed- ding Present, Charlie Chan at the Opera, Mind Your Own Business.
1937: Time Out for Romance, Don't Tell the Wife, Wake Up and Live, The Hit Parade, Oh Doctor, The Great Gam- bini.
DE MARNEY, TERENCE 1937: Phantom Ship.
DEMETRIO, ANNA
1936: Next Time We Love. 1937: :Mavtime.
DE MILLE. KATHERINE 1936: Drift Fence, The Sky Parade, Ramona, Banjo On My Knee.
1937: Cliarlie Chan at the Olympics.
DENNIS, VINCENT
1936; Rogues' Tavern, Too Much Beef.
DENNISTON, REYNOLDS 1936: Love Letters of a Star.
DENNY, REGINALD
1936: Penthouse Party, The Preview Murder Mystery, Romeo and Juliet, It Couldn't Have Happened, Two in a Crowd, More Than a Secre- tary.
PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
1937: Join the Marines, Women of Glamour, Bulldog Drummond Escapes, Let's Get Married, The Great Gambini.
DE PALMA, WALTER
1937 : You Only Live Once, Hollywood Cowboy.
DEPP, HARRY
1937: Bill Cracks Down, Find the Witness.
DE RAVENNE, CHARLES 1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles.
DE ROSAS, ENRIQUE 1937 : Sandriow.
DE SILVA, AURA 1936: Sutter's Gold.
DESMOND, WILLIAM
1936: Song of the Saddle, Nevada, Hollywood Boulevard, Cavalry, Song of the Gringo, Headin' for Rio Grande.
DE VALDEZ, CARLOS
1936: The Prescott Kid, The Bold Caballero. 1937 : Old Louisiana, Men in Exile, Drums of Destiny.
DEVINE. ANDY
1936 : Small Town Girl,
Romeo and Juliet, The Big
Game, Yellowstone, Flying
Hostess.
1937: Mysterious Crossing, A
Star is Born, The Road Back.
DE WALDAZ. CARLOS
1936: Robin Hood of El Do- rado.
DICKERSON, DUDLEY 1936: The Green Pastures.
DICKSON, DICK 1936: Trail Dust.
DICKSON, GLORIA
1937: Thev Won't Forget.
DICKSON, HELEN 1937: Hotel Haywire.
DIETRICH, MARLENE
1936: Desire, The Garden of Allah.
DIGGES, DUDLEY
1936: The Voice of Bugle Ann, The Unguarded Hour, The General Died at Dawn, Valiant is the Word for Car- rie. 1937: Love is News.
DILLARD, ART 1936: Ghost Patrol.
DILLING, GEORGE
1936: Dangerous Intrigue.
DILLON, JOHN WEBB
1936: The Leathernecks Have Landed.
DILLSON, CLYDE
1936: You May Be Next, 13 Hours by Air.
1937: There Goes My Girl, Midnight Madonna.
DILSON, JOHN H.
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven, The Dragnet.
DINEHART, ALAN
1936: It Had to Happen, Everybody's Old Man, Hu- man Cargo, The Country Be- yond, Parole ! The Crime of Dr. Forbes, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, Born to Dance, King of the Royal Mounted, Reunion.
1937: Woman Wise, Step Lively Jeeves!, Midnight Taxi,
Fifty Roads to Town, This is My AfTair.
DIONNE QUINTUPLETS 1936: The Country Doctor, Reunion.
DIX, DOROTHY
1936: Sunset of Power, Guns and Guitars.
DIX, RICHARD
1936 : Yellow Dust, Special Investigator, Devil's Squad- ron. 1937: Devil's Playground.
DIXON, JEAN
1936: To Mary— With Love, The Magnificent Brute. 1937: You Only Live Once, Swing High — Swing Low.
DIXON, LEE
1936: Gold Diggers of 1937. 1937: Ready Willing and Able.
DODD, CLAIRE
1936: The Singing Kid, Mur- der by an Aristocrat, Navy Born, The) Case of the Velvet Claws, Two Against the World.
DODD, FATHER NEAL 1936: The Lady Consents.
DOLAN, JAMES
1936: We're Only Human.
DON COSSACKS CHORUS 193 7 : Maytime.
DON, JACK
1936: Guns and Guitars.
DONAT, ROBERT
1936: The Ghost Goes West.
DONLAN, JAMES
1936: Murder on a Bridle
Path, Crash Donovan, The Plot
Thickens.
1937: This is My Affair,
Hotel Haywire.
DONLEVY, BRIAN
1936: Strike Me Pink, Human Cargo, Half Angel, High Ten- sion, 36 Hours to Kill, Crack- Up.
1937: Midnight Taxi, This is My Affair, Born Reckles,s.
DONNELLY, RUTH
1936: The Song and Dance Man, 13 Hours by Air, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Fatal Lady, Cain and Mabel, More Than a Secretary.
DONNING, BARRY
1936: The Garden of Allah.
DOOLEY, BILLY 1936 : Anything Goes.
DORAN, ANN
1936: Ring Around the Moon, Let's Sing Again, The Lit- tle Red School House, Miss- ing Girls.
DORAN. MARY
1936: Bridge of Sighs, The Border Patrolman.
DORR, LESTER
1937: Hollywood Cowboy.
D'ORSAY, FIFI
1937: The Three Legionnaires.
DOUCET. CATHERINE
1936: These Three, The Gold- en Arrow, Poppy, The Long- est Night, Luckiest Girl in the World.
1937: When You're in Love, Oh Doctor, Jim Hanvey — De- tective.
DOUGLAS, CHLOE
1936: Give Us This Night.
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DOUGLAS, EARLE
1937: Mile a Minute Love.
DOUGLAS, LAURIE
1937: When Love is Young.
DOUGLAS, MELVYN
1936: The Lone Wolf Re- turns, And So They Were Married, The Gorgeous Hussy, Theodora Goes Wild. 1937: Women of Glamour, Captain Courageous, I Met Him in Paris.
DOWLING, MARVIN 1936: Desert Justice.
DOWNING, BARRY
1936: Cavalcade of the West.
DOWNS, JOHNNY
1936: Everybody's Old Man, The First Baby, The Arizona Raiders, The Plainsman, Pig- skin Parade, College Holiday. 1937: Clarence, Turn Off the Moon.
DOYLE, BUDDY
1936: The Great Ziegfeld.
DOYLE, JACK 1937 : Navy Spy.
DOYLE, MAXINE
1936: Rio Grande Romance, Put on the Spot. 1937: Round-up Time in Tex- as, Come On Cowboys!
DRAKE, FRANCES
1936: The Invisible Ray, The Preview Murder Mystery, Florida Special, And Sudden Death, I'd Give My Life. 193 7 : Midnight Taxi.
DRAPER, PAUL 1936: Colleen.
DRESSER. LOUISE 1937: Maid of Salem.
DREW, LOWELL 1937: Hotel Haywire.
DREW, ROBERT 1936: Trail Dust.
DREW, ROLAND
1937: The (!reat (iamhini.
DuBREY, CLAIRE - 1936: Ramona.
DUCHIN, EDDIE
1937: The Hit Parade.
DUCOUNT, GEORGE
1936: White Fang, The Gay Desperado.
DUDGEON, ELSPETH
1936: Give Me Your Heart. 1937: The Prince and ^he Pauper.
DUDLEY, DORIS
1936: A Woman Rebels.
DUDLEY, FLORENCE
1936: Gambling With Souls.
DUFFY, JACK
1936: Wild Brian Kent.
DU FRANCE, FRANK
1937: Larceny on the Air.
DUGAN, THOMAS
1936: Wife versus Secretary, The Calling of Dan Matthews, Neighborhood House, Mister Cinderella, Pennies from Hea- ven.
1937: Nobody's Baby, Pick a Star.
DUGGAN. JAN
1936: Drift Fence, Easy to
Take.
1937: Mountain Music.
PLAYERS' WORK
DUMBRILLE. DOUGLAS
1936: The Music Goes 'Round, The Callmg of Dan Mat- thews, You May Be Next, The Lone Wolf Returns, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, The Witness Chair, The Princess Comes Across, M'liss, End of the Trail.
1937 : Counterfeit Lady, Woman in Distress, The Em- peror's Candlesticks, A Day at the Races.
DUMONT, MARGARET
1936: The Song and Dance Man, Anything Goes. 1937: A Day at the Races.
DUNA, STEFFI
1936: Hi Gaucho, I Conquer the Sea, Anthony Adverse, The Dancing Pirate.
DUNBAR, DIXIE
1936: The First Baby, Edu- cating Father, Girl's Dormi- tory, Sing Baby Sing, Back to Nature, Pigskin Parade, One In A Million. 1937: Sing and Be Happy.
DUNCAN, ARLETTE
1937: Mile a Minute Love, Damaged Goods.
DUNCAN, WILLIAM
1936: Nevada, Three on the Trail.
DUNHAM, PHIL
1936: Hair-Trigger Casey, Ida- ho Kid, Cavalcade of the West, Romance Rides the Range. 1937: Beware of Ladies, Aces Wild, Navy Spy, Bank Alarm.
DUNKINSON, HARRY 1936: Nevada.
DUNN, EDDIE
1936: The Preview Murder Mystery, The Bride Walks Out.
DUNN, EMMA
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to
Town, The Harvester, Second
Wife.
1937 : When You're in Love,
Circus Girl, The Emperor's
Candlesticks.
DUNN, JAMES
1936: Don't Get Personal, Hearts in Bondage, Two-Fisted Gentleman, Come Closer Folks. 1937: Mysterious Crossing, We Have Our Moments, Venus Makes Trouble.
DUNNE, IRENE
1936: Showboat, Theodora Goes Wild.
DURAN, VAL
19.57: Tuin the Marines.
DURANT, JACK
1936: The Singing Kid.
DURBIN, DEANNA 1937: Three Smart Girls.
DURKIN, GRACE
1937: A Man Betrayed. The Big Show.
DURKIN, MARY ANN 1936: These Three.
DVORAK. ANN
1936: We Who Are About to
Die.
1937: Racing Lady, Midnight
Court.
DWIRE, EARL
1936: Millionaire Kid, Caryl of the Mountains, Desert Jus-
tice, Roamin' Wild, The Last Assignment, The Speed Re- porter, Cavalcade of the West, Sundown Saunders, Headin' for Rio Grande, Stormy Trails. 1937 : Arizona Days, Trouble in Texas, The Gun Ranger, The Trusted Outlaw.
DYKES, HUBERT
1937: Killers of the Sea.
EAGLES, JAMES
1936: I'd Give My Life, Down The Stretch, Racing Blood.
EARLE. EDWARD
1936: The Case Against Mrs.
Ames.
1937: Headline Crasher, Find
the Witness.
EARLY, DORA
1936: The Music Goes 'Round.
EBERTS, JOHN
1936: The Dancing Pirate.
EBSEN, BUDDY
1936: Captain January, Born to Dance, Banjo On My Knee.
EBURNE. MAUDE
1936: Man Hunt, The Leav- enworth Case, Doughnuts and Society, Poppy, Valiant is the Word for Carrie, Reunion. 1937 : Champagne Waltz, When's Your Birthday , Par- adise Express, Hollywood Cowboy.
EBY, EARL
1936: The Singing Cowboy, Hearts in Bondage.
ECHEVERRIA, RAQUEL 1937: Waikiki Wedding.
ECKHART, OLIVER
1936: The Cowboy and the Kid.
EDDY. HELEN JEROME 1936: The Country Doctor, Klondike Annie, Winterset. 1937: Jim Hanvey — Detective.
EDDY, NELSON 1936: Rose Marie. 1937: Maytime.
EDWARDS, ALAN
1936: Ring Around the Moon, Forgotten Faces, Make Way for a Lady.
EDWARDS, CLIFF
1936: The Man I Marry. 1937: They Gave Him a Gun, Between Two Wnmen.
EDWARDS, EDGAR
1936: His Brother's Wife.
EDWARDS, MATTIE
1936: Give Us This N'ight.
EDWARDS, NEELEY 1936: Sutter's Gold.
EDWARDS, SARAH
1936: Palm Springs, The Golden Arrow, Early to Bed. Earthworm Tractors. 1937: We're on the Jury.
EILERS, SALLY
1936: Don't Get Personal, Strike Me Pink, Florida Spe- cial, Without Orders. 1937: We Have Our Moments, Talk of the Devil.
ELDREDGE, JOHN
1936: The Murder of Dr. Harrigan, Snowed Under, Murder by an Aristocrat, His Brother's Wife, Follow Your Heart.
1937: Mysterious Crossing, The Holy Terror, Fair Warn- ing, The Go Getter.
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ELDRIDGE, FLORENCE
1936: Mary of Scotland.
ELISCU, FERNANDA 1936: Winterset.
ELLINGTON, DUKE & ORCHESTRA 1937: The Hit Parade.
ELLIOTT, DICK
1936: Her Master's Voice,
Neighborhood House, Brilliant
Marriage.
1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat,
China Passage.
ELLIOTT, EDITH
1936: I Married a Doctor.
ELLIOTT, FRANK
1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes.
ELLIOTT, GORDON
1936: The Murder of Dr. Harrigan, Murder by an Aris- tocrat, Down the Stretch, Case of the Velvet Claws, Trailin' West, Polo Joe, The Case of the Black Cat.
1937: Melody for Two, Mid- night Court, Fugitive in the Sky, Guns of the Pecos, Speed to Spare.
ELLIOTT. JOHN
1936: Frontier Justice, Mil- lionaire Kid, Roamin' Wild, Avenging Waters, Rogues' Tavern, Kelly of the Secret Service, Roarin' Guns, Prison Shadows, The Fugitive Sheriff, Ambush Valley. 1937 : Death in the Air.
ELLIOTT, ROBERT 1936: I'd Give My Life.
ELLIS, EDWARD
1936: Chatterbox, The Lady Consents, Fury, The Texas Rangers, Winterset. 1937: Maid of Salem, Mid- night Madonna, Let Them Live.
ELLIS, FRANK
1937: Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin, Riders of the Whistling Skull.
ELLIS, MARY 1936: Fatal Lady.
ELLIS, MARY JO
1936: Make Way for a Lady.
ELLIS, PATRICIA
1936: Snowed Under, Fresh- man Love, Boulder Dam, Love Begins at Twenty, Down the .Stretch, Postal Inspector, Sing Me A Love Song. 1937: Melody for Two, Step Lively Jeeves!, Venus Makes Trouble, Rhythm in the Clouds.
ELLIS, PAUL
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles.
ELLIS, SEGER
1936: One Rainy Afternoon,
ELLISON, JAMES
1936: The Leathernecks Have Landed, Call of the Prairie, Three on the Trail, Heart of the West, The Plainsman, Trail Dust, Hopalong Cassidy Returns.
1937: Borderland, 231^ Hours Leave.
ELLSLER. EFFIE
1936: We're Only Human, Drift Fence.
PLAYERS' WORK
EMANUEL, DEMITRIS
1937: Men in Exile. EMERSON, EDWARD
1936: I Cover Chinatown. EMERTON, ROY
1937: Silent Barriers. EMERY, GILBERT
1936: Wife versus Secretary,
Dracruta's Daughter, Bullets
or Ballots, The Girl on the
Front Page. EMERY, JOHN
1937: The Road Back.
EMMETT, FERN
1936 : Dancing Feet, The Harvester, Burning Gold, Tick- et to Paradise, The Qrejion Trail, M'liss.
1937: Paradise Express, Sing While You're Able, Come On Cowboys!, Slim, Dangerous Holiday, Riders of the Whis- tling Skull.
ENGEL, BILLY
1936: Wedding Present.
ERIKSON, GLENN
1936: Desert Gold, Drift Fence, Nevada.
ERIKSON, LIEF
1936: Girl of the Ozarks, Col- lege Holiday. 1937: Waikiki Wedding.
ERNEST, GEORGE
1936: Every Saturday Night, Man Hunt, Song of the Sad- dle, Too Many Parents, Edu- cating Father, Back to Nature, Reunion.
1937: Off to the Races, Big Business, Motor Madness.
ERNEST. HARRY
1936: Heroes of the Range.
ERWIN, STUART
1936: Exclusive Story, Abso- lute Quiet, Women Are Trou- ble, All American Chump, Pig- skin Parade.
ESCALANTE FAMILY 1937 : Circus Girl.
ESMONDS, ELSIE 1936: Camille.
ETHIER, ALPHONZ
1936: Boss Rider of Gun Creek.
EVANS, BOB
1937: Kid Galahad.
EVANS. HERBERT
1936: And Sudden Death.
EVANS, JACK
1936: Romance Rides the Range.
EVANS, MADGE
1936: Moonlight Murder, Ex- clusive Story, Piccadilly Jim, Pennies from Heaven. 1937: Espionage, The Thir- teenth Chair.
EVANS, MURIEL
1936: Call of the Prairie, King of the Pecos, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Three on the Trail, Missing Girls, Bos' Rider of Gun Creek. 1937: Headline Crasher.
EVANS, ROBERT
1937 : The Prince and the Pauper.
EVERS, ANN
1936: Forgotten Faces. 1937: .\nvthing for a Thrill.
EVERTON; PAUL
1937: They Won't Forget.
FAIN, ELMER
1937: Roundup Time in Tex- as.
FAIN. MATTY
1936: The Law in Her Hands, Border Flight, Bull- dog Edition, Great Guy, Lady From Nowhere.
1937: Larceny on the Air, Midnight Madonna.
FAIR, FLORENCE
1936: Freshman Love, Mur- der by an Aristocrat, Second Wife.
FAIRBANKS, DOUGLAS. Jr.
1936: The Amateur Gentle- man, Accused.
1937 : W'hen Thief Meets Thief. FALLON, CHARLES (Deceased)
1936: Next Time We Love, Princess Comes Across.
FALLOWS, RUTH
1937 : Navy Blues.
FANCHONETTES, THE 1937: Turn Off the Moon.
FARLEY, DOT
1937 : Too Many Wives.
FARLEY, EDDIE
1936: The Music Goes 'Round.
FARLEY, JAMES
1936: Song of the Saddle, Cap- tain January, The Bride Walks Out.
FARMER, FRANCES
1936: Too Many Parents, Border Flight, Rhythm on the Range, Come and Get It.
FARNUM, FRANKLIN 1936 : Frontier Justice.
FARNUM, WILLIAM
1936: The Last Assignment. 1937: Maid of Salem, Git Along Little Dogies.
FARR, CHARLES 1936: Sutter's Gold.
FARR, PATRICIA
1936: Three of a Kind, Lady
Luck.
1937: Speed to Spare, Girls
Can Plav.
FARRELL, CHARLES
1936: Forbidden Heaven, Fall- ing in Love, Trouble Ahead. 1937: Romance and Riches.
FARRELL, GLENDA
1936: Snowed Under, The Law in Her Hands, Nobody's Fool, High Tension, Gold Dig- gers of 1937, Smart Blonde, Here Comes Carter!
FARRELL, MAJOR
1937: Girl from Scotland
FARRELL, MARION
1936: The Oregon Trail. FAVERSHAM, WILLIAM
1937: Arizona Davs. FAY, GABY
1936 : I Married a Doctor.
1937: Guns of the Pecos. FAY, VIVIEN
1937: A Dav at the Races. FAYE. ALICE
1936: Poor Little Rich Girl,
Sing, Baby, Sing, Stowaway.
1937: On the Avenue, Wake
L'p and Live. FAYE, JULIA
1936: 'Till We Meet Again.
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FAYLEN, FRANK
1936: Border Flight, Bullets or Ballots, Down the Stretch, King of Hockev. 1937: Kid Galahad, They Won't Forget.
FAZENDA. LOUISE
1936: Colleen, Doughnuts and Society, I Married a Doctor. 1937: Ready Willing and Able, The Road Back, Ever Since Eve.
FELD, FRITZ
1937: I Met Him in Paris.
FELLOWES, EDITH
1936: And So They Were Married, Pennies from Heav- en, Tugboat Princess.
FENDERSON, REGINALD 1936: The Green Pastures.
FENTON, LESLIE
1936: Two in the Dark, Mur- der on a Bridle Path, Sworn Enemy, The Longest Night. 1937: China Passage.
FENWICK, JEAN
1936: Mary of Scotland.
FERGUSON, AL
1936 : Roamin' Wild.
1937: North of Rio Grande.
FETCHIT, STEPIN
1936: 36 Hours to Kill, Dim- ples.
1937: On the Avenue, Love is News, Fifty Roads to Town.
FIELD, MARY
1937: Call It a Day, The Prince and the Pauper.
FIELD, VIRGINIA
1936: Sing Baby Sing, Thank
You Jeeves, Ladies in Love,
Career Woman, Lloyds of
London.
1937: Think Fast Mr. Moto.
FIELDING, MARGARET 1936: The Moon's Our Home, To Mary — With Love. 1937: Nancy Steele is Miss- ing, You Can't Buy Luck.
FIELDS, BENNY
1936: Big Broadcast of 1937.
FIELDS, JUANITA
193 7: New Faces of 1937.
FIELDS, SAMMY 1936: Showboat.
FIELDS, SIDNEY 1936: Strike Me Pink.
FIELDS, STANLEY
1936: It Had to Happen, O'Malley of the Mounted, The Mine With the Iron Door. Ticket to Paradise, The Devil is a Sissy, The Gay Despera- do. Wav Out West. 1937: Maid of Salem. Mid- night Court, The Three Legionnaires.
FIELDS. W. C. 1936: Poppy.
FINCH, FLORA 1936: Showboat.
FINE. BUDD
1936: Anything Goes, Drift Fence.
FINK, HYMAN
1936: Hollywood Boulevard.
FINLAYSON. JAMES
1936: The Bohemian Girl, Our Relations, Wav Out West. 1937: Pick a Star.
PLAYERS' WORK
FISKE, ROBERT
1936: The Sky Parade.
1937: Old Louisiana, Battle
of Greed, Drums of Destiny.
FITZGERALD, BARRY
1936: The Plough and the Stars.
FITZGERALD, NEIL
1936: Mary of Scotland, The Plough and the Stars. 1937: The Thirteenth Chair, Parnell.
FITZMAURICE, MICHAEL 1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles.
FITZROY. EMILY
1936: The Bold Caballero.
FIX, PAUL
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, The Ex-Mrs. Brad- ford, Bridge of Sighs, Navy Born, The Road to Glory, Straight from the Shoulder, Two in a Crowd, Yellowstone, Winterset, After the Thin Man, The Plot Thickens. 1937: Woman in Distress, King of Gamblers, Border Cafe. Armored Car.
FLAHERTY. PAT
1936: Hearts in Bondage, My
Man Godfrey.
1937: Woman Wise.
FLANNIGAN, BUD 1936: 13 Hours by Air. 1937: Swing High — Swing Low, Girl from Scotland Yard.
FLAVIN. JAMES
1936: Two in a Crowd. 1937: Mysterious Crossing, 1 Promise to Pay, Girls Can Plav.
FLEMING, SUSAN
1936: Star for a Night, Gold Diggers of 1937.
FLICK, PATSY
r'3(i : Ulnck Legion.
FLINT, HELEN
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy, Fury, Early to Bed, Give Me Your Heart. Black Legion. 1937: Sea Devils, Step Lively Jeeves !
FLINT, SAM
1936: The Lawless Nineties, Winds of the Wasteland, The Accusing Finger, The Lonely Trail.
FLYNN, ERROL
1936: Charge of the Light
Brigade.
1937: Green Light, The Prince
and the Pauper, Another
Dawn.
FONDA, HENRY
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, The Moon's Our Home, Spendthrift. 1937 : Wings of the Morning, Y^u Onlv Live Once, Slim.
FONTAINE, JOAN
1937: The iSIan Who Found Himself. Quality Street, You Can't Beat Love.
FOO, LEE TUNG
1936: The General Died at Dawn.
FORAN, DICK
1936: The Petrified Forest, Song of the Saddle, The Gold- en Arrow, Treachery Rides the Range, The Big Noise. Earth-
worm Tractors, Public Enenvy's
Wife, Trailin' West, Black
Legion.
1937: Guns of the Pecos. FORBES, MARY
1937: Women of Glamour,
Wee Willie Winkie, Another
Dawn. FORBES, RALPH
1936: Romeo and Juliet, Mary
of Scotland, Piccadilly Jim,
Daniel Boone, Love Letters of
a Star.
1937: The Last of Mrs.
Cheyney, The Thirteenth
Chair. FORD, DAMON
1936: Wedding Present. FORD, FRANCIS
1936 : Gentle Julia, Charlie
Chan at the Circus, Sins of
Man, Educating Father.
1937 : Slave Ship. FORD, GRACE
1936: The Devil-Doll.
1937: Between Two Women. FORD. WALLACE
1936: Absolute Quiet, Two
in the Dark, Rogues' Tavern,
A Son Comes Home.
1937: You're in the Army
Now.
FOREST, FRANK
1936: Big Broadcast of 1937. 1937: Champagne W^ltz, I'll Take Romance.
FORREST, MABEL
1936: Hollywood Boulevard.
FORSHAY, HAROLD
1936: To Mary— With Love.
FORSYNE, IDA
1936: The Green Pastures.
FOSTER, EDDIE
1937 : Midnight Court.
FOSTER, ISABELLE 1936: Soak the Rich.
FOSTER, NORMAN
1936: Everybody's Old Man, The Leavenworth Case, Fatal Lady, High Tension, I Cover Chinatown.
FOSTER, PHOEBE
1936: The White Angel, The Gorgeous Hussy.
FOSTER. PRESTON
1936: We're Only Human, Muss 'Em Up, Love Before Breakfast, We Who Are About to Die, The Plough and the Stars.
1937: Sea Devils, Outcasts of Poker Flat, You Can't Beat Love.
FOULGER, BYRON
1937: Larceny on the Air.
FOUR PLAYBOYS
1937: Xew Faces of 1937.
FOWLER, ALMEDA 1937: Hotel Has wire.
FOWLER, BRENDA
1936: The Case Against Mrs. .•\mcs. Second Wife.
FOWLEY, DOUGLAS
1936: Small Town Girl, Ring Around the Moon, Big Brown Eyes, Navy Born, Sing Baby Sing, Crash Donovan, 36 Hours to Kill, 15 Maiden Lane. 1937: On the Avenue, Woman Wise, Time Out for Romance, Wake Up and Live, Fifty
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Roads to Town. This is My Afifair.
FOX, ALLEN
1936: Wedding Present.
FOXE, EARLE
1936 : The Golden Arrow, Mary of Scotland, Crack-up. 1937: Murder Goes to Col- lege, We're on the Jury.
FOY, CHARLES
1936: Down the Stretch, Hot Money, Polo Joe, Here Comes Carter.
1937: Midnight Court, Fugi- tive in the Sky, Melody for Two.
FRANCIS, KAY
1936: White Angel, Give Me Your Heart, Stolen Holiday. 1937: Another Dawn.
FRANCIS, OLIN
1936: I Conquer the Sea, O'Malley of the Mounted.
FRANCIS, WILMA
1936 : And Sudden Death, Lady
Be Careful.
1937: Hideaway Girl, Bank
Alarm.
FRANKLIN, IRENE
193,6: Whipsaw, The Song and Dance Man, Timothy's Quest, Fatal Lady, Along Came Love, Wanted — Jane Turner. 1937: Midnight Madonna.
FRASER. PHYLLIS
1936: Every Saturday Night,
The Harvester, Winds of the
Wasteland.
1937: Tough to Handle.
FRAWLEY, WILLIAM
1936: Strike Me Pink, F- Man, Desire, The Princess Comes Across, Three Cheers for Love, The General Died at Dawn, Three Married Men, Rose Bowl.
FRAZER. ROBERT
1936: Murder at Glen Athol Below the Deadline, Gambling With Souls, Easy Money, It Couldn't Have Happened.
FREDERICK, PAULINE 1936. Ramona.
FRENCH. CHARLES K.
1936: Desert Guns, The Last of the Warrens.
FRICHER, FRANK
1936: ]\Iurder of Dr. Harri- gan.
FRIES, OTTO
1936: Sons O' Guns.
FRYE, DWIGHT
1936: Florida Special, Alibi for Murder.
1937: Beware of Ladies, The Man Who Found Himself.
FRYE, KATHERINE 1937: Roarin' Lead.
FRYE, THEODORE 193 7 : Roarin' Lead.
FULLER, JAMES
1936: The Green Pastures.
FUNG. WILLIE
1936: Call of the Prairie, Small Town Girl, We Who Are About to Die, Happy Go Lucky, White Hunter, Secret Valley.
1937: Git Along Little Dogies, Come On Cowbovs!, Wee Willie Winkie.
FUREY, BARNEY 1936: Nevada. 1937: Don't Tell the Wife.
PLAYERS' WORK
FURNESS, BETTY
1936: Three Wise L.iiys, Mis- ter Cinderella, Swing Time, All American Chump, The Presi- dent's Mystery. 1937: They Wanted to Mar- ry, Fair VVarniug, Good Old Soak, Mama Steps Out.
GABLE, CLARK
1936: Wife Versus Secretary, San Francisco, Cain and Ma- bel, Love on the Run. 1937: Parnell.
GABRIEL, LYNN
1936: Heart of the West.
GAHAN, OSCAR
1936: The Singing Cowboy.
GALE. GLADYS
1936: Dancing Feet, Navy Born.
GALE, JUNE
1936: Swifty, Heroes of the Range, The Riding Avenger.
GALLAGHER, DONALD 1936: Collegiate.
GALLAGHER, RICHARD (SKEETS) 1936: Your for the Asking, Polo Joe, The Man I Marry, Hats Ofif. 1937 : Espionage.
GALLAUDET. JOHN
1936: Counterfeit, The Final Hour, Shakedown, Adventure in Manhattan, Alibi for Mur- der, Pennies from Heaven, Come Closer Folks. 1937: Devil's Playground, I Promise to Pay, Speed to Spare, Girls Can Play.
GALLIAN, KETTI
1937: Espionage, Shall We Dance.
GAN, CHESTER
1936: Drift Fence, Sea Spoil- ers.
GANTNER, VALLEJO
1936: 'Till We Meet Again.
GARBO, GRETA 1936: Camille.
GARCI, ALFRED 1936: Modern Times.
GARCIA, ALAN
1936: The Gay desperado.
GARCIA, FERNANDO
1937: I Met IJim in Paris.
GARDINER, REGINALD 1936: Born to Dance.
GARDNER, JACK
1936: Below the Dead Line. 1937: Speed to Spare.
GARGAN, EDWARD
1936 : Anything Goes, Danger- ous Waters, Roaming Lady, Hearts in Bondage, Nobody's Fool, Two in a Crowd, Stage Struck, Grand Jury, Great Guy. 1937: We're on the Jury, Wake Up and Live, The Go Getter, You Can't Buy Luck, Jim Hanvey — Detective.
GARGAN, WILLIAM
1936: Man Hunt, The Milky Way, The Sky Parade. Na^'y Born, Blackmailer, Alibi for Murder, Flying Hostess. 1937: You Only Live Once. Breezing Home, Fury and the Woman, Wings Over Honolu- lu.
GARLAND, JUDY
1936: Pigskin Parade.
GARNER, PAUL
1937: The Hit Parade.
GARON, PAULINE
1937: Her Husband's Secre- tary.
GARRALAGA, MARTIN
1936: A Message to Garcia. 1937: Another Dawn.
GARRICK, GENE
1937: The Road Back.
GARVEY, ED
1936: Soak the Rich.
GATESON, MARJORIE
1936: The Milky Way, Big Brown Eyes, The First Baby. Private Number, Three Mar- ried Men, The Gentleman from Louisianna, The Man I Mar- ry.
19.)7: We Have Our Moments, Arizona Mahoney, Turn Off the Moon.
GAWTHORN, PETER
1937 ; Romance and Riches.
GAYE, GREGORY
1936: Dodsworth, Charlie Chan at the Opera, Under Your Spell, That Girl from Paris. 1937: Mama Steps Out.
GAYNOR, JANET
1936: Small Town Girl, Ladies in Love. 1937 : A Star is Born.
GAZE, GWEN
1937: I Cover the War.
GEARY, BUD
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine.
GELDERT, CLARENCE (Deceased) 1936: Go Get 'Em Haines.
GENTLE MANIACS, THE 1937: The Hit Parade.
GEORGE, GLADYS
1936: Valiant is the Word for
Carrie.
1937: They CJave Him a Gun.
GEORGES AND JALNA 1936: Born to Dance.
GERALD, ARA
1936: The White Angel.
GERARD, JOE
1936: Aces and Eights.
GERRARD, DOUGLAS 1936: Under Two Flags.
GERRITS, PAUL
1937 : On the Avenue.
GIBSON, DIANA
1936: Love Before Breakfast, Dangerous Waters, Nobody's Fool, Yellowstone. 1937: They Wanted to Mar- ry, The Man Who Found Himself, Behind the Head-
GIBSON. HOOT
1936: Swifty, Frontier Justice,
Feud of the West, The Last
Outlaw, The Riding Avenger,
Cavalcade of the West. GIBSON, WYNNE
1936: Come Closer Folks.
1937: Racketeers in E.xile,
Michael O'Halloran. GIFFORD, MARY FRANCES
1937: Woman Chases Man.
New Faces of 193 7. GILAUDET, JOHN
1937: Racketeers in Exile.
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GILBERT, BILLY
1936: Sutter's Gold, Kelly the Second, Early to Bed, The Bride Walks Out, Grand Jury, The Big Game, Night Wait-
1937: The Man Who Found Himself, On the Avenue, Out- casts of Poker Flat, Sea Dev- ils, We're on the Jury, Espion- age, China Passage.
GILL, FLORENCE
1937 : Larceny on the Air.
GILLES, ANN
1936: The Singing Cowboy,
King of Hockey.
1937: Off to the Races.
GILLETTE, RUTH
1936 : The Gentleman from Louisiana, Bulldog Edition. 1937: Off to the Races, This is My Affair.
GILLINGWATER, CLAUDE 1936 : The Prisoner of Shark Island, Florida Special, Ticket to Paradise, Counterfeit, Poor Little Rich Girl, Wives Never Know, Can This Be Dixie? 1937 : Top of the Town.
GIRARD, JOSEPH W.
1936: Frontier Justice, The Dragnet, The Oregon Trail, Ride 'Em Cowboy.
GIRARDOT, ETIENNE
1936: The Garden Murder Case, The Music Goes 'Round, Hearts Divided, Half Angel, The Devil is a Sissy, The Longest Night, College Holi- day, Go West Young Man. 1937: Wake Up and Live, The Road Back.
GIRAUD. OCTAVIO
1936: A Message to Garcia, The Oregon Trail.
GITTLESON, JANE 1936: Early to Bed.
GIVOT, GEORGE
1937: Step Lively Jeeves!, Wake L'p and Live, The Hit Parade.
GLASS. GASTON
1936: The Princess Comes Across, Sutter's Gold, Mary of Scotland, Gambling With Souls.
1937: Death in the Air, Es- pionage.
GLEASON, JAMES
1936: We're Only Human, The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, Mur- der on a Bridle Path, Yours for the Asking, The Big Game, Don't Turn 'Em Loose, The Plot Thickens.
GLEASON, LUCILLE
1936: Klondike Annie, The Ex- Mrs. Bradford, Rhythm on the Range. 1937: Navv Blues.
GLEASON, PAT
1937: A Man Betrayed, 23 J/^ Hours Leave.
GLEASON. RUSSELL
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven. 1937: Off to the Races, Big Business.
GLEAVES, ABRAHAM 1936: The Green Pastures.
GLECKLER, ROBERT
19 3 6: Whipsaw, Absolute
PLAYERS' WORK
Quiet, Forgotten Faces, Love Begins at Twenty, Sworn En- emy, I'd Give My Life, Yours for the Asking, The Girl on the Front Page, North of Nome, Great Guy. 1937: King of Gamblers, Pick a Star.
GLENDON, J. FRANK
1936 : King of the Pecos, Bor- der Caballero, The Lion's Den, The Traitor.
GLENNON, FRANK 1936: Aces and Eights.
GODDARD, PAULETTE 1936: Modern Times.
GODFREY, GEORGE
1937: Riders of the Whis- tling Skull.
GOMBELL. MINNA
1936 : Champagne Charlie, Ban- jo On My Knee. 1937: Make Way for Tomor- row. Slave Ship.
GOMEZ. AUGIE
1936: The Arizona Raiders.
GOODALL, GRACE
1936: The Singing Vagabond, Make Way for a Lady. 1937: California Straight Ahead.
GOODMAN, ADAM
1936 : Cavalcade of the West.
GOODMAN, BENNY & ORCHESTRA 1936: Big Broadcast of 1937.
GOODWIN, HAROLD 1936: The Dark Hour.
GORDON, BERT
1937: Xew Faces of 1937.
GORDON, C. HENRY
1936: Under Two Flags, Hol- lywood Boulevard, Charge of the Light Brigade, The Big Game, Love Letters of a Star. 1937: Trouble in Morocco.
GORDON, GAVIN
1936: The Leavenworth Case. Ticket to Paradise.
GORDON. HUNTLEY
1936: Yours for the Asking,
Daniel Boone.
1937: China Passage.
GORDON, MACK 1936: Collegiate.
GORDON, MARY
1936: Laughing Irish Eyes, Forgotten Faces, Stage Struck, Mary of Scotland, Yellowstone, Great Guy, The Plough and the Stars. 1937: The Great O'Malley.
GORDON, VERA
1937: Micheal O'Halloran.
GORRALAGA, MARTIN 1936: Song of the Gringo.
GOTTSCHALK. FERDINAND 1936; Bunker Bean, The Man I Marry, The White Legion, Along Came Love, The Gar- den of Allah, That Girl from Paris.
1937: The Crime Nobody Saw. Cafe Metropole.
GOULD, RITA
1936: Girl's Dormitory.
GOULD, WILLIAM
1936: Desert Guns, Fast Bul- lets, Sutter's Gold, Desert Justice. 1937: The Hoosier Schoolboy.
COVER, MILDRED
1936: The Cowboy and the Kid.
1937: Penrod and Sam, Mid- night Madonna.
GOWLAND, GIBSON 1"J3 7: Phantom Ship.
GRABLE, BETTY
1936: Follow the Fleet, Col- legiate, Don't Turn 'Em Loose, Pigskin Parade.
GRAETZ, PAUL
1936: Hot Money, Bengal Tiger, Isle of Fury.
GRAHAM, MALCOLM 1937: Sandflow.
GRAHAME, MARGOT
1936: Two in the Dark. Coun- terfeit, Trouble Ahead, Fall- ing in Love, Make Way for a Lady, Night Waitress. 1937 : Criminal Lawyer, The Soldier and the Lady.
GRAINGER, DOROTHY 1936: Showboat.
GRANT, GARY
1936: Big Brown Eyes, Suzy, Wedding Present. 1937: Romance and Riches, When You're in Love, Toast of Xew York.
GRANT, FRANCES
1936: Born to Fight, Cavalry, The Traitor.
GRANT, HELENA 1937; Quality Street.
GRANT, LAWRENCE
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles, Mary of Scot- land.
GRANVILLE, BONITA
1936: Song of the Saddle,
These Three, The Plough and
the Stars.
1937: Call It a Day, Maid of
Salem.
GRANVILLE, CHARLOTTE 1936: Rose of the Rancho.
GRAPEWIN, CHARLES
1936: Voice of Bugle Ann, Small Town Girl, The Petri- fied Forest, Libeled Lady, Without Orders, Sinner Take All.
1937: The Good Earth, Cap- tains Courageous. A Family Affair, Between Two Women.
GRAVES. ROBERT, Jr.
1936: just My Luck, Easy Money, Walking on Air. 193 7 : Espionage.
GRAVET, FERNAND
1937: The King and the Chorus Girl.
GRAY, BILLY
1936: With Love and Kisses.
GRAY, GILDA 1936: Rose Marie.
GRAY, JENNIE
1936: Follow the Fleet.
GRAY, LAWRENCE
1936: Timber War, In Paris A. W. O. L.
GRAY, MACK
1936: Florida Special.
GRAY. NAN
1936 : Dracula's Daughter. Sut- ter's Gold, Crash Donovan, Sea Spoilers. 1937: Let Them Live!
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GRAY, ROGER
1936 : Fury, Everyman's Law,
Rebellion.
193 7 : Woman Chases Man.
GREEN, ALLEN
1936: Romance Rides the Range.
GREEN. GERTRUDE 1936: Devil's Squadron.
GREENE. HARRISON
1936: Darkest Africa, The Singing Cowboy, Ticket to Paradise, The Gentleman from Louisiana, Sea Spoilers, Guns and Guitars. 1937: Midnight Court.
GREER, ALLAN
1936: The Glory Trail.
GREGORY, WALLACE 1936: Ticket to Paradise.
GREIG, ROBERT
1936: Small Town Girl, Rose Marie, The Unguarded Hour, Trouble for Two. The Devil- Doll, Easy to Take, Lloyds of London, Theodora Goes Wild. 1937: Michael O'Halloran.
GREY, ANNE
1936: Just My Luck, Too Many Parents.
GREY, NAN
1937: Three Smart Girls.
GREY. SHIRLEY 1937 : Phantom Ship.
GREY, VIRGINIA
1936 :01d Hutch, Secret Val- ley.
GRIBBON, EDDIE
1936: Love on a Bet, Mil- lionaire Kid, I Cover China- town. 1937: Vcju Can't liuy Luck.
GRIER, JIMMIE & ORCHESTRA 1937: Xobodv's Baby.
GRIFFITH, GORDON
1936: Blazing Justice, Out- laws of the Range.
GRIFFITH, KAY 1936: College Holiday.
GRIFFITH, WILLIAM
1937: Time Out for Romance, Larceny on the Air.
GROSE, SAUL
1936: Love Begins at Twenty.
GUHL, GEORGE
1936: The Petrified Forest, "The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Navy Born, Sing Me A Love Song.
GUILBERT, NINA
1936: Cavalcade of the West.
GUILFOYLE, PAUL
1936: Roaming Lady, Two- Fisted Gentleman, Winterset, Wanted — Jane Turner. 1937: The Soldier and the Lady, The Woman I Love, You Can't Buy Luck, Be- hind the Headlines, You Can't Heat Love.
GUSTINE, PAUL
1937: The Hills of Old Wy- oming.
GWENN, EDMUND
1936: The Walking Dead, Anthony Adverse, All Ameri- can Chump, Mad Holiday. 1937: Parnell.
GYNTE, GREAT
1937: The Road Back.
PLAYERS' WORK
HAADE, WILLIAM
1937: Kid Galahad. HACKATHORNE, GEORGE 1936: I Cover Chinatown.
HACKETT, KARL
1936: The Desert Phantom, Lightnin' Bill Carson, Down to the Sea, Cavalry, Happy Go Lucky, The Traitor, Roar- in' Guns, Stormy Trails. 1937: The Gold Racket, Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin, Bor- der Phantom.
HADEN, SARA
1936: Everybody's Old Man, Little Miss Nobody, Captain January, Half Angel, Poor Lit- tle Rich Girl, Crime of Dr. Forbes, Can This Be Dixie?, Reunion.
1937: Under Cover of Night, The Last of Mrs. Cheyney, Laughing at Trouble, A Fam- ily Affair.
HAGER, CLYDE
1936: Strike Me Pink.
HAGNEY, FRANK
1936: Here Comes Trouble, Heroes of the Range, Wildcat Trooper, Conflict. 1937: Ghost Town Gold, Hol- lywood Cowboy.
HAINES, DANIEL
1936: The Invisible Ray.
HAINES, DAVID 1936: Woman Trap.
HAINES, DONALD
1936: Little Miss N'obody.
HAINEY, BETTY JEAN 1936: Little Miss Nobody, Dimples.
HAKINS, RICHARD 1937: The Hit Parade.
HALE, ALAN
1936: Two in the Dark, The Country Beyond, A Message to Garcia, Parole!, Our Rela- tions, Yellowstone, God's Country and the Woman. 1937: The Prince and the Pauper.
HALE. CREIGHTON
1936: Millionaire Kid, Holly- wood Boulevard.
HALE, GRACE
1936: Dancing Feet, The Har vester.
HALE, JONATHAN
1936: The Voice of Bugle Ann, Charlie Chan's Secret, Too Many Parents, Fury, The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Educating Father, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, The Devil is a Sissy, 36 Hours to Kill, Happy Go Lucky.
1937: John Meade's Woman, You Only Live Once, She's Dangerous, Mysterious Cross- ing, Outcast, Charlie Chan at the Olympics, Racketeers in Exile, This is My Affair, Midnight Madonna.
HALEY, JACK
1936: F-Man, Poor Little Rich Girl, Mister Cinderella, Pig- skin Parade.
1937: Wake Up and Live, Pick a Star.
HALL, AL K.
1936: The Dragnet.
1937: Woman Chases Man.
HALL, BEN
1936: Girl of the Ozarks. 1937 : You Only Live Once.
HALL, GERALDINE
1936: More Than a Secretary.
HALL, HENRY 1936: Jailbreak. 1937: Death in the Air, Headline Crasher, Bank Alarm.
HALL JOHNSON CHOIR 1936: Dimples, Banjo On My Knee, Rainbow on the River.
HALL, PORTER
1936: Snowed Under. The Petrified Forest, Too Many Parents, The Princess Comes Across, And Sudden Death, The General Died at Dawn, Satan Met a Lady, The Plains- man.
1937: Let's Make a Million, Bulldog Drummond Escapes, King of Gamblers, Make Way for Tomorrow, Wild Money, Hotel Haywire.
HALL, SHERRY
1937: Affairs of Cappy Ricks.
HALL. THURSTON
1936: The Lone Wolf Returns, Don't Gamble With Love, Pride of the Marines, Roaming Lady, Three Wise Guys, The King Steps Out, Trapped by Television, Two-Fisted Gentle- man, Shakedown, The Man Who Lived Twice, Killer at Large, Theodora Goes Wild, Lady from Nowhere. 1937: Women of Glamour, I promise to Pay, Don't Tell the Wife, Parole Racket, We Have Our Moments, Oh Doc- tor, Venus Makes Trouble.
HALL, WILLIAM
1936: Postal Inspector, The
Magnificent Brute, Flying
Hostess.
1937: Oh Doctor.
HALL, WINTER
1936: The Invisible Ray. 1937: Slave Ship.
HALLIDAY, JOHN
1936: Desire, Fatal Lady, Three Cheers for Love, Holly- wood Boulevard,
HALLIGAN, TOM 1936: Trail Dust.
HALTON, CHARLES
1936: Come and Get It, More Than a Secretary, Gold Dig- gers of 1937, Black Legion, Sing Me A Love Song, Stolen Holiday.
1937: Ready Willing and Able, Penrod and Sam, Pick a Star, Woman Chases ]\Ian.
HAMILTON, JANE 1936: Follow the Fleet.
HAMILTON, JOHN
1936: Two in a Crowd, Le- gion of Terror, Love Letters of a Star.
1937: Seventh Heaven, A Man Betrayed, Two Wise IMaids, Fifty Roads to Town, This is Mv Affair.
HAMILTON, MAHLON
1936: Boss Rider of Gun Creek.
HAMILTON, MARGARET 1936: These Three, Chatter-
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box. The Witness Chair, The Moon's Our Home. 1937: When's Your Birthday, You Only Live Once, Laugh- ing at Trouble, Good Old Soak, Mountain Justice.
HAMILTON. ROBERT 1936: The Big Game.
HAMMOND, FRANK 1937: Hotel Haywire.
HAMMOND, VIRGINIA 1936: Romeo and Juliet.
HAMPTON, GRACE 1936: Piccadilly Jim.
HANKINSON, HANK 193 7 : Kid Galahad.
HANLON, BERT
1936: Straight from the Shoul- der. 1937 : Park Avenue Logger.
HANSON, RAY
1936: Wedding Present.
HARDIE. RUSSELL
1936: The Harvester, Down to the Sea, Meet Nero Wolfe, Killer at Large, Camille.
HARDING, ANN
1936: The Lady Consents, The
Witness Chair.
1937: Love from a Stranger.
HARDWICKE, SIR CEDRIC 193 7 : Green Light.
HARDY, ARTHUR
1937: Romance and Riches.
HARDY, OLIVER
1936: The Bohemian Girl, Our Relations. Wav Out West.
HARE, LUMSDEN
1936: Under Two Flags. The
Princess Comes Across, Lloyds
of London.
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey-
nev.
HARFORD, ALEC 1937 : Men in Exile.
HARLAN, KENNETH
1936 : The Walking Dead, Man Hunt, Song of the Saddle, San Francisco, Public Enemy's Wife, China Clipper, They Met in a Taxi, The Case of the Velvet Claws, Trail Dust. 1937: Marked Woman, Pen- rod and Sam.
HARLAN. OTIS
1936: Can This Be Dixie?
HARLOW. JEAN (Deceased)
1936 : Wife versus Secretary, Suzy, Libeled Lady. 1937: Personal Property, Sara- toga.
HARMER. LILLIAN
1936: Don't Get Personal, Dancing Feet, Little Miss No- body, Rainbow on the River. 1937: The Great O'Malley, Fuafitive in tlie Skv.
HARMON, MANNY 1936: Walking on Air.
HAROLDE, RALF
1936 : Song and Dance Man, Human Cargo. Little Red School House. Our Relations, 15 Maiden Lane, The Accus- ing Finger.
1937: A Man Betrayed, Her Husband Lies.
HARRIGAN, NEDDA
1936: Charlie Chan at the
Opera, The Case of the Black
Cat.
1937: Fugitive in the Sky.
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PLAYERS' WORK
HARRIGAN, WILLIAM
1936: Whipsaw.
HARRINGTON, JOHN
1936: Women are Trouble, The Big Game.
1937: Counterfeit Lady, Step Lively Jeeves !
HARRIS, EDNA M.
1936: The Green Pastures.
HARRIS, MAJOR SAM 193 7 : I Cover the War.
HARRIS, PHIL
1937: Turn Off the Moon.
HARRIS, SYBIL 1936: Bunker Bean. 1937: They Won't Forget.
HARRISON, CAREY 1936: Pepper.
HARRISON, KATHLEEN 1937: Night Must Fall.
HARRISON, SYBIL 1937 : ^Mountain Justice.
HARRISON, WINIFRED 1937: Xight Must Fall.
HART, GORDON
1936: D r a c u 1 a's Daughter, Bengal Tiger, Down the Stretch, Isle of Fury, King of Hockey, The Case of the Black Cat.
1937: Melody for Two, Mid- night Court, Fugitive in the Sky, The Captain's Kid, Once a Doctor, Her Husband's Sec- retary, Guns of the Pecos.
HART, TEDDY
1936: Three Men on a Horse, After the Thin Man. 1937: Ready Willing and Able, That Man's Here Again, Hotel Haywire.
HART, VIVIAN
1937: The Girl Said No.
HARVEY, FORRESTER
1936: Love Before Breakfast, Petticoat Fever, Lloyds of London, White Hunter. 1937: Personal Property, The Prince and the Pauper.
HARVEY, HARRY
1936: The Oregon Trail, Tick- et to Paradise, Country Gen- tlemen, Hitch Hike to Heaven.
HARVEY. PAUL
1936: Rose of the Rancho, The Petrified Forest, The Wit- ness Chain, Private Number, Return of Sophie Lang, Au- gust Week End, Postal In- spector, Yellowstone, Mind Your Own Business, Three Men on a Horse, Black Legion.
1937: 23 J4 Hours Leave, The Soldier and the Lady.
HASSELL, GEORGE
1936: Petticoat Fever, The King Steps Out, Girl's Dor- mitory, White Hunter. 1937: Woman Wise.
HASTINGS, HARRY
1937 : Fury and the Woman.
HATCH, OLIVE
1936: Valiant is the Word for Carrie.
HATTON, RAYMOND
1936: Desert Gold, Exclusive Story, Timothy's Quest,
Laughing Irish Eyes, Nevada, The Arizona Raiders, Women
Are Trouble, Yellowstone, Mad
Holiday.
1937: Marked Woman.
HAWORTH, VINTON
1936: Without Orders, That Girl from Paris, Night Wait- ress.
1937: We're on the Jury, China Passage, You Can't Buy Luck, Riding on Air.
HAYDEN, HARRY
1936: I Married a Doctor, Public Enemy's Wife, "Two Against the World, The Man I Marry, Killer at Large, God's Country and the Wo- man, Black Legion, The Case of the Black Cat. 1937: John Meade's Woman, Melody for Two, Ever Since Eve.
HAYDEN, RUSSELL
1937: The Hills of Old Wy- oming, North of Rio Grande.
HAYDON, JULIE
1936: A Son Comes Home, The Longest Night. 1937: A Family Affair.
HAYES, BERNARDINE
1936: Absolute Quiet, Parole 1, Along Came Love, Great Guy, The Accusing Finger. 1937: Girl Loves Boy, The Emperor's Candlesticks, North of Rio Grande, Sweetheart of the Navy.
HAYES, GEORGE
1936: Swifty, The Lawless Nineties, Call of the Prairie, Three on the Trail, Hearts in Bondage, Heart of the West, Hopalong C a s s i d y Returns, Valiant is the Word for Carrie, Trail Dust.
1937: Borderland, Hills of Old Wyoming. North of Rio Grande, Mountain Music.
HAYES, LORRAINE 1937: Tough to Handle.
HAYS, "SPOT"
1937: Killers of the Sea.
HAYWARD, LOUIS
1936: Absolute Quiet, Trouble for Two, Anthony Adverse, The Luckiest Girl in the World. 1937: The Woman I Love.
HAYWOOD, HERBERT 1937: Draegerman Courage.
HAYWORTH, RITA 1937: Girls Can Play.
HAZELITT, WILLIAM 1937: Drums of Destiny.
HEALY, BETTY 1936: Our Relations.
HEALEY, EUNICE
1936: Follow Your Heart.
HEALY, TED
1936: San Francisco, Speed, Sing Baby Sing, The Long- est Night, Mad Holiday. 1937: Good Old Soak.
HEARN, EDWARD
1936: King of the Pecos, Boss
Rider of Gun Creek.
1937: Anything for a Thrill.
HEARN, SAM (Schlepperman) 1936: Florida Special.
HEFLIN, VAN
1936: A Woman Rebels. 1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat.
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HEGGIE, O. P.
(Deceased)
1936: The Prisoner of Shark
Island. HELLER, JACKIE
1936: Florida Special. HELM, FAY
1937: Song of the City. HENDERSON,
^'EVOLUTION"
1937: Killers of the Sea. HENDERSON, IVO
1936: Rogues' Tavern. HENDRIAN, DUTCH
1936: Nevada. HENDRICKS, BEN, Jr.
1936: The Oregon Trail,
North of Nome.
1937: Slim, Draegerman Cour- age.
HENDRICKS, JACK
1936: Caryl of the Mountains.
HENIE, SONJA
1936: One In A Million.
HENRY, "BUZZY"
1936: The Unknown Ranger.
HENRY, CHARLOTTE
1936: The Return of Jimmy Valentine, Hearts in Bondage, Forbidden Heaven, The Gen- tleman from Louisiana, Char- lie Chan at the Opera. 1937: The jMandarin Mystery.
HENRY, LOUISE
1936: Exclusive Story, End
of the Trail.
1937: The Hit Parade.
HENRY, WILLIAM
193(6: Tarzan Escapes, Exclu- sive Story.
HEPBURN, KATHARINE 1936: Mary of Scotland, A Woman Rebels. 1937: Quality Street.
HEPPELL, MICHAEL 1936: Stampede.
HERBERT, HENRY
1936: It Couldn't Have Hap- pened, Easy Money.
HERBERT, HOLMES
1936: The Country Beyond, The Gentleman from Louisi- ana, Brilliant Marriage, 15 Maiden Lane, Lloyds of Lon- don.
1937: The Prince and the Pauper, The Thirteenth Chair, Slave Ship.
HERBERT, HUGH
1936: Colleen, One Rainy Af- ternoon, We Went to College, Love Begins at Twenty, Sing Me A Love Song. 1937: Top of the Town, That Man's Here Again.
HERBERT, TOM
1936 : Princess Comes Across.
HERMAN, AL
1937: Hollywood Cowboy.
HERRICK, F. HERRICK 1937: Ghost Town Gold.
HERRICK, JOSEPH 1936: White Fang.
HERRING, AGGIE
1936 : Daniel Boone, The
Dark Hour.
1937: Don't Tell the Wife.
HERSHOLT. JEAN
1936: Tough Guy, The Coun- try Doctor, Sins of Man, His
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PLAYERS' WORK
Brother's Wife, Reunion, One In A Million. 1937: Seventh Heaven. HERTZ, JIM
1936: I Conquer the Sea. HERVEY, HARRY
1937 : Headline Crasher. HERVEY, IRENE
1936: The Three Godfathers, Absolute Quiet, Along Came Love.
1937: Woman in Distress, The Girl Said No. HEWLETT, BENTLEY
1936: Second Wife. HEYBURN, WELDON 1936: Speed.
1937: Git Along Little Dogies. HEYDT, LOUIS JEAN
1937: Make Way for Tomor- row. HEYWOOD, HERBERT
1936: Road Gang, King of the Pecos.
1937: Slave Ship. HICKMAN. HOWARD
1936: Too Many Parents, Hell- Ship Morgan, Fury, August Week End, Wild Brian Kent, We Who Are About to Die, Career Woman, Happy Go Lucky, Crack-Up. 1937: Join the Marines, The Crime Nobody Saw, Charlie Chan at the Olympics, Jim Hanvey — Detective.
HICKS, RUSSELL
1936: Follow the Fleet, Wo- man Trap, Two in the Dark, Special Investigator, Hearts in Bondage, Bunker Bean, Ticket to Paradise, Grand Jury, 15 Maiden Lane, Sea Spoilers, Secret Valley.
1937: Girl Overboard, 23J^ Hours Leave, Laughing at Trouble, Midnight Taxi, Fifty Roads to Town, Pick a Star, The Wildcatter.
HILDEBRANT RODNEY 1936: The Lonely Trail.
HILL, AL
1936: Call of the Prairie, The
Big I>»'oise, Three on the Trail,
Border Patrolman, Crash
Donovan.
1937: Parole Racket, Motor
Madness, Hollywood Cowboy.
HILL, MORGAN
1937: 23^4 Hours Leave.
HILL. RAMSEY
1936 : Everybody's Old Man. 1937: Old Louisiana.
HILLIARD, ERNEST
1936: Sea Spoilers, Boss Rider of Gun Creek.
HILLIARD, HARRIET 1936: Follow the Fleet. 1937: New Faces of 1937.
HINCKS, REGINALD
1936: Stampede, Tugboat
Princess.
1937: What Price Vengeance,
Fury and the Woman.
HINDS, SAMUEL S.
1936: Timothy's Quest, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Woman Trap, Fatal Lady, Border Flight, Sworn En- emy, His Brother's Wife, Rhythm on the Range, The
Longest Night, Love Letters of a Star, Black Legion. 1937: The Mighty Treve, She's Dangerous, Top of the Town, Night Key, Wings Over Honolulu, The Road Back.
HINES, REGINALD
1936: Secret Patrol.
HINES, WILMER
1937: They Won't Forget.
HOBBES, HALLIWELL
1936: Here Comes Trouble, Whipsaw, Hearts Divided, Dracula's Daughter, The White Angel, Spendthrift, Give Me Your Heart, Love Letters of a Star.
1937: Maid of Salem, The Prince and the Pauper.
HOBSON, VALERIE
1936: August Week-End, Tug- boat Princess.
HOCTOR, HARRIET 1936: The Great Ziegfeld. 1937: Shall We Dance.
HODGE, HAROLD 1937: Sandflow.
HODGES, BOB
1936: Stormy Trails.
HODGES. JOY
1936: Follow the Fleet.
HODGINS, EARL
1936: The Singing Cowboy, Border Caballero. Ticket to Paradise, Aces and Eights, Guns and Guitars. 1937: Borderland, Hills of Old Wyoming, Round-up Time in Te.xas, I Cover the War, A Lawman is Born.
HODGSON, LEYLAND
1936: Trouble for Two, Be- loved Enemy.
HOEY, DENNIS 1937: Phantom Ship.
HOFF, CARL & ORCHESTRA 1937: The Hit Parade.
HOFFMAN, GERTRUDE W. 1936: A Son Comes Home, The Gentleman from Louisi- ana.
HOFFMAN, MAX, JR. 1936: King of Hockey. 1937: Counterfeit Lady, Root- in' Tootin' Rhythm.
HOFFMAN. OTTO
1936: The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Career Woman. 1937: Girl Loves Boy.
HOHL. ARTHUR
1936: It Had to Happen. We're Only Human, The Lone Wolf Returns, Forgotten Faces, Showboat, The Devil- Doll, Lloyds of London. 1937: Slave Ship, The Road Back. HOLBROOK, WALTER
1936: The Charge of the Light Brigade. HOLDEN, FAY 1936: Polo Joe. 1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes, Internes Can't Take Money, King of Gamblers. HOLDEN, GLORIA
1936: Dracula's Daughter. HOLLAND, JOHN
1937: Circus Girl, Paradise Express, Join the Marines.
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HOLLINGWORTH, HARRY
1936: Sing Me A Love Song.
HOLLOWAY. STERLING 1936: Palm .Springs, Career Woman.
1937: Maid of Salem, Join the Marines, The Woman I Love, When Love is Young.
HOLMAN, HARRY
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven, Gentle Julia.
HOLMES, MAYNARD
1936: The Leathernecks Have Landed, Satan Met a Lady, Go West Young Man.
HOLMES, PHILLIPS R. 1936: Chatterbox. The House of a Thousand Candles, Gen- eral Spanky.
HOLMES, SALTY 1937: Arizona Days.
HOLMES. STUART
1936: Murder by an Aristocrat. Earthworm Tractors, Trailin' West, Case of the Velvet Claws.
1937: Her Husband's Secre- tary.
HOLMES. TAYLOR
1936: The First Baby. Crime of Dr. Forbes, Make Way for a Lady.
HOLT, DAVID
1936: Trouble for Two, Straight from the Shoulder, Big Broadcast of 1937.
HOLT. JACK
1936 : Dangerous Waters, San
Francisco, Crash Donovan,
North of Nome, End of the
Trail.
1937: Trouble in Morocco.
HOLTON, CHARLES 19.^7: The Road Back.
HOMANS, ROBERT
1936: Here Comes Trouble, Laughing Irish Eyes, Bridge of Sighs, Easy Money, It Couldn't Have Happened, The President's Mystery, Be- low the Deadline, The Plough and the Stars.
1937: Peinod and Sam, Jim Hanvey — Detective.
HOOD, DARLA
1936: The Bohemian Giri, Neighborhood House.
HOPKINS, MIRIAM 1936: These Three. 1937: Men Are Not Gods, The Woman I Love, Woman Chases Man.
HOPPER, DE WOLF
1937: Larceny on the Air.
HOPPER, HEDDA
1936: Doughnuts and Society, Bunker Bean, Dracula's Daughter, The Dark Hour. 1937: You Can't Buy Luck, Dangerous Holiday.
HOPTON. RUSSELL
1936: The Lost Outlaw, Be- low the Deadline, We Who Are About to Die, With Love and Kisses.
1937: Beware of Ladies, Angel's Holiday.
HORSLEY, DAVID
1936: My Man Godfrey, No More Ladies.
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PLAYERS' WORK
HORTON, EDWARD EVERETT
1936: The Singing Kid, Her Master's Voice, Hearts Divid- ed, Nobody's Fool. 1937,: The King and the Chor- us (jirl, Let's Make a Million, Lost Horizon, Shall We Dance, Oh Doctor, Wild Money.
HOULD, RA
1936: Beloved Enemy. 1937: A Doctor's Diary, Dan- gerous Holiday.
HOUSMAN, ARTHUR
1936: Our Relations, Racing Blood, With Love and Kisses. 1937: Step Lively Jeeves!
HOUSTON, GEORGE
1936: Captain Calamity, Let's Sing Again.
HOVEY, ANN
1936: The Glory Trail.
HOWARD, ANNE
1937: Prince and the Pauper.
HOWARD, BOOTH
1936: Charlie Chan at the Circus.
HOWARD, ESTHER
1936: Klondike Annie, M'liss. 1937: Rhythm In the Clouds.
HOWARD, JEAN
1937 ; We're on the Jury.
HOWARD, JOHN
1936: Soak the Rich, 13 Hours by Air, Border Flight, Easy to Take, Valiant is the Word for Carrie.
1937: Lost Horizon, Let Them Live!, Mountain Music.
HOWARD, LESLIE
1936: The Petrified Forest, Romeo and Juliet.
HOWARD, RICHARD
1936 : Two in the Dark. HOWARD, WILLIE
1936: Rose of the Rancho.
HOWELL, KENNETH
1936: Every Saturday Night. Educating Father, Back to Nature.
1937: Four Days' Wonder, Off to the Races, Big Busi- ness.
HOWES. REED
1936 : The Last Assignment, Feud of the West.
1937 : Death in the Air, Sweet- heart of the Navv.
HOWLAND, OLIN
1936: Boulder Dam, Road Gang, Man Hunt, The Big Noise, I Married a Doctor, Earthworm Tractors, The Case of the Velvet Claws, Sa- tan Met a Lady, The Long- est Night, Country Gentle- men. Love Letters of a Star, Gold Diggers of 1937. 1937: Men in Exile, Moun- tain Music.
HOYT, ARTHUR
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Early to Bed. Poor Lit- tle Rich Girl, Walking on Air, M'liss, Lady Luck. 1937: Paradise Express, Join the Marines, A Star is Born, Ever .Since Eve.
HUBER, GOTTLIEB
1936: Next Time We Love.
HUBER, HAROLD
1936: Klondike Annie, We're Only Human, Muss 'Em Up, Kelly the Second, San Fran- cisco, Women Are Trouble, The Devil is a Sissy, The Gay Desperado.
193 7: The Good Earth, Trouble in Morocco, Midnight Taxi, Angel's Holiday, You Can't Beat Love.
HUDSON. ROCHELLE
1936: The Music Goes 'Round. Everybody's Old Man, The Country Beyond, Poppy, Re- union.
1937: Woman Wise, That I May Live, Born Reckless.
HUGHES, CAROL
1936: The Golden Arrow,
Earthworm Tractors, The
Case of the Velvet Claws,
Stage Struck, Polo Joe, Three
Men on a Horse.
1937 : Ready Willing and
Able.
HUGHES, J. ANTHONY
1936: Whipsaw, The Country Doctor, Educating Father.
HUGHES, JACKIE 1936: Gentle Julia.
HUGHES, KAY
1936: Every Saturday Night. 1937: A Man Betrayed, Ghost Town Gold, The Mandarin Mystery, The Big Show.
HUGHES, LLOYD
1936: Night Cargo, Little Red School House, Kelly of the Secret Service. 1937: A Man Betrayed.
HUGHES, MARION K.
1936 : The Three Mesquiteers.
HUGHES, TONY 1937: Armored Car.
HULBERT, DON
1937: Peurod and Sam.
HULL, WARREN
1936: The Walking Dead, Freshman Love, The Law in Her Hands, The Big Noise, Love Begins at Twenty, Ben- gal Tiger.
1937: Fugitive in the Sky, Her Husband's Secretary, Michael O'Halloran, Night Kev. Rhvthm in the Clouds.
HUMBERT. GEORGE
1936: In Paris A. W. O. L., Pepper, Sea Spoilers, Winter- set, Banjo On My Knee. 1937: Love is News, Nancy Steele is Missing, The Go Get- ter.
HUME, BENITA
1936: The Garden Murder Case, Tarzan Escapes, Moon- light Murder, Suzy, Rainbow on the River.
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey- nev.
HUME, PHYLLIS
1936: Rogue of the Range.
HUNT, ELEANOR
1936: Yellow Cargo, Go Get 'Em Haines.
1937: Navy Spy, The Gold Racket, Bank Alarm.
HUNT, MARSHA
1936: Desert Gold, Gentle Julia, Arizona Raiders, Holly-
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wood Boulevard, Easy to Take, College Holiday, The Accusing Finger. 1937: Murder Goes to Col- lege.
HUNTER, BILL
1937: Tough to Handle.
HUNTER. HENRY
1936, Parole!, Nobody's Fool, Postal Inspector, Yellowstone, Love Letters of a Star. 1937: The Road Back.
HUNTER. IAN
1936: The White Angel, To Mary— With Love, The Devil is a Sissy, Stolen Holiday. 1937: Call It a Day, An- other Dawn.
HUNTER, KENNETH 1936: College Holiday. 1937: Another Dawn.
HUNTLEY, ELEANOR 1936: Ticket to Paradise.
HUNTLEY, G. P., Jr.
1936 : The Golden Arrow, Sons C Guns, August Week-End, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, Charge of the Light Brigade, Go West Young Man.
1937: Michael O'Halloran, An- other Dawn.
HUNTLEY, HUGH
1936: Lloyds of London.
HURLIC, PHILLIP 1936: Hearts Divided. 1937: Penrod and Sam.
HURNI, ARTHUR
1937: I Met Him in Paris.
HURST, BRANDON
1936: The Moon's Our Home, Mary of Scotland, The Plough and the Stars.
1937: Maid of Salem, Wee Willie Winkie.
HURST, PAUL
1936: Blackmailer, I'd Give My Life, To Mary— With Love, The Gay Desperado, We Who Are About to Die, North of Nome. 1937: Trouble in Morocco, Wake Up and Live, Fifty Roads to Town, Angel's Holi- day, This is My Affair, Slave Ship, You Can't Beat Love.
HUSTON, PHILIP 1936: The Big Game. 1937: We're on the Jury, The Man Who Found Himself, Be- hind the Headlines.
HUSTON. WALTER
1936: Rhodes, Dodsworth.
HUTCHINSON. JOSEPHINE 1936: I Married a Doctor. 1937: r^lountain Justice.
HYAMS, JOHN
193(6 : Hearts in Bondage, And Sudden Death, Mister Cinder- ella, The Longest Night. 1937: Pick a Star.
HYAMS. LEILA 1936: Yellow Dust.
HYMER, WARREN
1936 : Everybody's Old Man, Laughing Irish Eyes, The Leavenworth Case. Tango, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Desert Justice, San Francisco. No- body's Fool, Rhythm on the
PLAYERS' WORK
Range, 36 Hours to Kill, Love Letters of a Star. 1937: Join the Marines, She's Dangerous, You Only Live Once, We Have Our Moments, Navy Blues, Wake Up and Live.
HYTTEN, OLAF
1936: Doughnuts and Society, The House of a Thousand Candles, With Love and Kiss- es, White Hunter. 1937: The Good Earth, Cali- fornia Straight Ahead, Dan- gerous Holiday, I Cover the War.
ICHIOKA, MIA
1936: Love Before Breakfast.
IMHOF. ROGER
1936: The Three Godfathers, Roaming Lady, San Francisco, A Son Comes Home, In His Steps, North of Nome. 1937: Girl Loves Boy, Sweet- heart of the Navy.
IMPETT, ERNIE
1937: Fury and the Woman. INGE. JOHN
1936: Night Cargo, The Speed
Reporter.
INDRISANO, JOHNNY
1936 : Laughing Irish Eyes.
INESCOURT, FRIEDA
1936: The Garden Murder
Case, The King Steps Out,
Hollywood Boulevard, Mary of
Scotland, Give Me Your
Heart.
1937: The Great O'Malley,
Call It a Day, Another Dawn.
INGERSOLL, WILLIAM 1936: Whipsaw, Half Angel.
INGRAHAM, JACK
1936: Winds of the Waste- land. 1937: Headline Crasher.
/NGRAHAM, LLOYD
1936: Timber War, Frontier Justice, Captain Calamity, Rogue of the Range, Burning Gold, Hearts in Bondage, Too Much Beef, Ghost Patrol, Everyman's Law, Go Get 'Em Haines, Empty Saddles, The Lonely Trail, Conflict, Stormy Trails'. 1937: Park Avenue Logger.
INGRAHAM, MITCHELL 1937: Hotel Haywire.
INGRAM, JACK
1936: Rebellion, The Lonely Trail, With Love and Kisses. 1937: Tough to Handle.
INGRAM, REX
1936: The Green Pactures.
IRVING, GEORGE
1936: It Had to Happen, Captain January, Sutter's Gold, Hearts Divided, Hearts in Bondage, Navy Born, Private Number, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, Sea Spoilers, Hats Off.
1937: The Man Who Found Himself, Don't Tell the Wife, Too Many Wives, China Pas- sage, Meet the Missus, You Can't Buy Luck, Border Cafe, The Mandarin Mystery.
IRVING. MARGARET
1936: Exclusive Story, I Mar- ried a Doctor, Captain Calam- ity, San Francisco, Neighbor- hood House, Women Are Trou- ble, Follow Your Heart, Three Men on a Horse. Char- lie Chan at the Opera. 1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat, Four Days' Wonder, Men in Exile.
IRVING, PAUL
1936: The Great Ziegfeld, Gold Diggers of 1937. 1937: On the Avenue. IRWIN, BOYD
1936: Dangerous Intrigue, Devil's Squadron, Blackmailer, Meet Nero Wolfe, Killer at Large.
IRWIN, CHARLES 1936 : Whipsaw. 1937: Another Dawn.
IRWIN. JOHN 1936: Road Gang.
IVANS, JOHN
1936: Yellow Cargo.
JACKIE, BILL
1937: Don't Tell the Wife.
JACKSON, EUGENE
1936: Hearts in Bondage, The Lonely Trail, Guns and Guitars.
JACKSON, SELMER
1936: Bridge of Sighs, Public Enemy's Wife, My Man God- frey, Parole!, Easy Money, The Magnificent Brute. 1937: Two Wise Maids, A Family Affair.
JACKSON, THOMAS E.
1936: It Had to Happen, The Preview Murder Mystery, Lit- tle Miss Nobody, Below the Deadline, Hollywood Boule- vard, I'd Give My Life, A Son Comes Home, The Mag- nificent Brute.
1937: A Man Betrayed, Fugi- tive in the Sky, Outcast, Be- ware of Ladies, Dangerous Holiday.
JADER, CALLEN
1936: Too Many Parents.
JAFFE, SAM
1937: Lost Horizon.
JAFFREY, WILLIAM 1937: Woman Chases Man.
JAGGER, DEAN
1936: Woman Trap, 13 Hours by Air, Revolt of the Zombies, Pepper, Star for a Night. 1937: Dangerous Number, Un- der Cover of Night, Woman in Distress.
JAMES, GARDNER 1936: Crash Donovan.
JAMES, GLADDEN
1936: The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Princess Comes Across.
JAMES, ROY
1937: We're on the Jury, There Goes Mv Girl.
JAMISON, BUD
1936: Ticket to Paradise. 1937:Melody of the Plains.
JANNEY. WILLIAM
1936: Penthouse _ Party, Sut- ter's Gold, Sitting on the Moon, Hopalong Cassidy Re- turns.
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JANS, HARRY
1936 : Two in Revolt, Murder on a Bridle Path, Special In- vestigator, The Last Outlaw, Grand Jury, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, Don't Turn 'Em Loose, Smartest Girl in Town.
1937: Don't Tell the Wife, Racing Lady.
JANUARY, LOIS
1936: One Rainy Afternoon, Rogue of the Range, Border Caballero, Lightnin' Bill Car- son.
193 7: Bar Z Bad Man, The Trusted Outlaw.
JASON, SYBIL
1936: The Singing Kid. 1937: The Captain's Kid, The Great O'Malley.
JEFFREY, MICHAEL 1937: Dangerous Holiday.
JENKINS, ALLEN
1936: The Singing Kid, Sins of Man, Cain and Mabel, Three Men on a Horse, Sing Me A Love Song. 1937: Marked Woman, Ready Willing and Able, There Goes IMy Girl.
JENKS, FRANK
1936: The Farmer in the Dell, Follow the Fleet, The Witness Chair, The Last Outlaw, Walking on Air, We Who Are About to Die, Smartest Girl in Town, That Girl from Paris.
1937: When's Your Birthday?, Angel's Holiday, There Goes My Girl.
JENKS, SI
1936: Captain January, Spe- cial Investigator, Follow Your Heart, The President's Mys- tery.
1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat, Don't Tell the Wife. JENNINGS, AL
1936: Song of the Gringo.
JENNINGS, DE WITT
1936 : Kelly the Second, Sins of Man, Crime of Dr. Forbes, We Who Are About to Die, The Accusing Finger. 1937: Nancy Steele is Miss- ing, Fifty Roads to Town. This is My Affair, That I !May Live, Slave Ship.
JENNINGS, MAXINE
1936: Chatterbox, The Farmer in the Dell, Follow the Fleet, Muss 'Em Up, The Witness Chair, The Last Outlaw, Walking on Air, Don't Turn 'Em Loose, Make Way for a Lady.
1937: We're on the Jury, You Can't Buy Luck, There Goes My Girl. JENNS, ELIZABETH 1937: A Star is Born.
JEWELL, ISABEL
1936: Dancing Feet, The Leathernecks Have Landed, Small Town Girl, Big Brown Eyes, 36 Hours to Kill, Vali- ant is the Word for Carrie, The Man Who Lived Twice,
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PLAYERS' WORK
Go West Young Man, Career
Woman.
1937: Marked Woman, Lost
Horizon.
JIMINEZ. SOLEDAD
1936: Robin Hood of Ei Dor- ado, The Traitor. 1937: Kid Galahad.
JOBY, HANS
1936: Sons O' Guns.
1937: I Met Him in Paris.
Border Phantiim.
JOHNSON. BETTY
1937: \f\v Faces of 1937.
JOHNSON, CARMENCITA 1936: These Three.
JOHNSON, CHIC
1936: The Country Gentle- men.
JOHNSON, JAY
1936: Born to Dance.
JOHNSON, JOHN LESTER 1936: The Glory Trail.
JOHNSON, JUNE
1937: The Bijj Show. Any- thing for a Thrill.
JOHNSON. WALTER
1936: Freshman Love, Love on a Bet, F-Man.
JOHNSTON, BARBARA 193 7 : The Hit Parade.
JOLSON, AL
1936: The Singing Kid.
JONES, ALLAN
1936: Rose Marie, Showboat. 1937: A Day at the Races.
JONES BOYS
1937: The Big Show.
JONES, BUCK
1936: Sunset of Power, For the Service, The Cowboy and the Kid, Ride 'Em Cowboy, Empty .Saddles, Boss Rider of Gun Creek, Left Handed Law, .Smoketree Range. 1937: Sandflow.
JONES, CLIFFORD
1936: Don't Gamble With Love, For the Service, Parole!, The Girl on the Front Page.
JONES, DARBY
1936: Tarzan Escapes.
JONES, DICKIE
1936: Daniel Boone, Black Legion.
JONES, COMER
1936: The Big Game.
JONES, GORDON
1936: Strike Me Pink, Devil's Squadron, Walking on Air, We Who Are About to Die, Don't Turn 'Em Loose. Night Waitress.
1937: Sea Devils. They Wanted to Marry, China Pas- age. Tlicre Goes Mv Cirl.
JONES, GWENDOLYN
1937 : The Prince and the Pauper.
JONES. JANE 1937: Slave Ship.
JONES, MARCIA MAE 193<5: These Three. 1937: Two Wise Maids, iMountain Justice.
JONES, QUINTETTE 193(, : Racing Blood.
JORDAN, SID
1937: llollvwnod Cowboy.
JORY, VICTOR
1936: Hell-Ship Morgan. The King Steps Out, Meet Nero Wolfe.
JOSYLN, ALLYN
1937: They Won't Forget.
JUDELS, CHARLES
1936: The Great Ziegfeld, San Francisco, Suzy, I'd Give My Life, Along Came Love, Love on the Run.
1937: Maytime, Swing High — Swing Low, Whens Your Birthday?, Song of the City, T;,e Big Show, Rhythm in the Clouds.
JUDGE, ARLINE
1936: Here Comes Trouble, It Had to Happen, Star for a Night, Pigskin Parade, Vali- ant is the Word for Carrie, One In A Million.
JUSTI, VICTOR
1937: Lash of the Penitentes.
KAAREN, SUZANNE
1936: The White Legion. 1937: When's Your Birthday?, ■Sing While You're Able, Rhy- thm in the Clouds, The Wild- catter.
KALIZ, ARMAND 193 7 : Cafe Metropole.
KANE, EDDIE
1936: My Man Godfrey. 1937 : Melody for Two.
KANE, ROBERT
193 7 ; That I May Live.
KARLOFF, BORIS
1936: The Invisible Ray, The Walking Dead, Charlie Chan at the Opera, The Man Who Lived Again. 1937: Juggernaut, Night Key.
KARNS, ROSCOE
1936: Woman Trap, Border
Flight, Three Cheers for Love,
Three Married Men, Cain and
Mabel.
1937 : Clarence, Murder Goes
to College.
KAUFFMAN, LYNN 1937: Roarin' Lead.
KAY, ARTHUR
1937 : The Girl Said No.
KAY, JOYCE
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, Rio Grande Romance, Put on the Spot.
KAYE, CLAUDELLE
1936 : Doughnuts and Society.
KAYE, EDDIE
1937: Headline Crasher.
KAYE, LUCIE
1937: Jim Ilanvey — Detective.
KEANE, EDWARD
1936: Princess Comes Across, The Dragnet, Parole!, Down the Stretch, Gambling With Souls.
1937: I Promise to Pay, Sev- enth Heaven.
KEANE, ROBERT EMMETT 1936: Panic on the Air. The Big Noise, Jailbreak, Down the Stretch, Hot Money. 1937: The Captain's Kid, Be- ware of Ladies, Jim Hanvey- - Delective.
KEATING, FRED
1936: 13 Hours by Air, The Devil on Horseback. 1937: When's Your Birthday?, Melndv for Two.
KEATON, BUSTER
1936: An Old Spanish Custom.
KECKLEY. JANE
1936: Girl of the Ozarks.
KEEFE, CORNELIUS
1937: The Old Corral.
KEELER, RUBY 1936: Colleen.
1937: Ready Willing and Aide.
KEENE, EDWARD 1936: For the Service.
KEENE, TOM
1936: Desert Gold, Drift Fence, Timothy's Quest, The Glory Trail, Rebellion. 1937: Battle of Greed, Old Louisiana. Drums of Destiny.
KEITH, IAN
1936 : The Preview Murder Mystery, Don't Gamble With Love, Mary of Scotland, The White Legion.
KEITH, ROSALIND
1936 : It's a Great Life, Poppy, King of the Royal Mounted. 1937: Parole Racket, Motor Madness, Find the Witness.
KELLY, JOHN
1936: Timothy's Quest, In Paris, A. W. O. L., Bridge of Sighs, Poor Little Rich Girl, Easy Money, The Gentleman from Louisiana, Polo Joe, Lady Luck.
1937: Fugitive in the Sky, 23 y2 Hours Leave, Angel's Holiday, You Can't Buy Luck. Armored Car.
KELLY, LEW
1936: Murder at Glen Athol, Winds of the Wasteland, Lady Luck, Wild Brian Kent, The Man I Marry, Rainbow on the River. 1937: Paradise Express.
KELLY, P. J.
1936: Beloved Enemy.
KELLY, PATRICK
1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes.
KELLY, PATSY
1936: Kelly the Second, Pri- vate Number, Sing Baby Sing, Pigskin Parade. 1937: Nobody's Baby, Wake l^p and Live, Pick a Star, Ever Since Eve.
KELLY. PAUL
1936: It's a Great Life, Here Comes Trouble. The Song and Dance Man, The Country Be- yond, Women Are Trouble, Murder With Pictures, The Accusing Finger. 1937: Parole Racket. Join the Marines, It Happened Ou( West.
KELLY, WALTER C.
193t): Laughing Irish Eyes, Tugboat Princess.
KELSEY, FRANK
193 7 : That I May Live.
KELSEY, FRED
1937: Time Out for Ro- mance.
KELTON, PERT
1936: Kelly the Second, Sit- ting on the Moon, Cain and Mabel.
1937: Women of Glamour. Laughing at Trouble, The Hit Parade.
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PLAYERS' WORK
KEMBLE-COOPER, LILLIAN
1936: A Woman Rebels. 1937: Ready Willing and Able.
KEMP, MATTY 1936: Tango.
KENDALL, CY
1936: Dancing Feet, Man Hunt, King of the Pecos, Women Are Trouble, Hot Money, Sworn Enemy, Bull- dog Edition, Sea Spoilers, The Lonely Trail. 1937: Once a Doctor, Angel's Holiday, The Won't Forget.
KENNEDY, EDGAR
1936: The Return of Jimmy Valentine, Robin Hood of El Dorado, Small Town Girl, Fatal Lady, Yours for the Asking, Mad Holiday, Three Men on a Horse. 1937: When's Your Birthday?, A Star is Born.
KENNEDY, JACK 1936: Nevada, Parole!
KENNEDY, TOM
1936: Hollywood Boulevard, Smart Blonde.
1937 : Armored Car, Behind the Headlines.
KENNETH, KEITH 1936: Daniel Boone. 1937: I Cover the War.
KENNEY, CLYDE
1936: The Lonely Trail.
KENNY, COLIN
1936: 'Til We Meet Again.
KENT. CRAUFORD
1936: Hitch-Hike to Heaven,
O'Malley of the Mounted, It
Couldn't Have Happened,
Down the Stretch, Daniel
Boone.
1937 : Navy Spy.
KENT, DOROTHEA
1936 : More Than a Secre- tary. 1937: As Good as Married.
KENT, LARRY 1936: Man Hunt.
KENT, LOIS
1936 : Too Many Parents, Girl of the Ozarks.
KENT, ROBERT
1936: The Country Beyond, Crime of Dr. Forbes, King of the Royal Mounted, Dimples, Reunion.
1937: Nancy Steele is Miss- ing, Step Lively Jeeves!, Angel's Holiday, Born Reck-
KENT, WILLARD
1936: Prison Shadows.
1937; Death in the Air. KENTON, ERLE C.
1936: End of the Trail. KENYON, DORIS
1936: Along Came Love. KERR, ARTHUR
1936: Secret Patrol, Stam- pede.
1937: What Price Vengeance,
Fury and the Woman. KERR. DONALD
1936: The Dragnet.
1937: Circus Girl, Don't Tell
the Wife. KERRIGAN, J. M.
1936: Colleen, Laughing Irish
Eyes, The Prisoner of Shark
Island, Timothy's Quest, Spe- cial Investigator, Hearts in Bondage, Spendthrift, The General Died at Dawn, Lloyds of London, The Plough and the Stars.
1937: Let's Make a Million, Motor Madness.
KERRY, ANITA
1936: Man Hunt, Freshman Love, The Murder of Dr. Harrigan.
KIBBEE, GUY
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy, Captain January, The Big Noise, I Married a Doctor, Earthworm Tractors, M'Hss, Three Men on a Horse. 1937: The Captain's Kid, Don't Tell the Wife, Mama Steps Out, Mountain Justice, Jim Hanvey — Detective, Rid- ing on Air.
KIBBEE, MILTON
1936: Man Hunt, Treachery Rides the Range, The Law in Her Hands, Murder by an Aristocrat, Love Begins at Twenty, Trailin' West, Polo Joe, The Case of the Black Cat. 1937: Guns of the Pecos.
KIBRICK, LEONARD 1936 : Dimples.
KIEPURA, JAN
1936: Give Us This Night.
KILBRIDE, PERCY 1936: Soak the Rich.
KILGALLEN, DOROTHY 1936: Sinner Take All.
KILIAN. VICTOR
1936: The Music Goes 'Round, The Road to Glory, Shake- down, Ramona, Adventure in Manhattan, Banjo on My Knee, Lady from Nowhere. 1937: Seventh Heaven, Fair Warning.
KIM, SUZANNA
1937: The Good Earth.
KING, CHARLES
1936: The Lawless Nineties. Sunset of Power, The Desert Phantom, O'Malley of the Mounted, Sundown Saunders, The Last of the Warrens, Idaho Kid, Men of the Plains, Headin' for Rio Grande. 1937: Trouble in Texas, Head- line Crasher, The Trusted Out- law, Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm, A Lawman is Born.
KING, CHARLES CROCKER
1936: Lloyds of London. KING, CLAUDE
1936: The Leathernecks Have Landed, Three on the Trail, It Couldn't Have Happened, Beloved Enemy, Happy Go Lucky. KING, EUGENE
1937: Bill Cracks Down.
KING, JOHN
1936: Love Before Breakfast, Crash Donovan. 1937: Three Smart Girls, The Road Back. KING, JOSEPH
1936: Road Gang, The Sing- ing Kid, Jailbreak, Sons O' Guns, Bullets or Ballots, Pub-
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lie Enemy's Wife. Bengal Tiger, China Clipper, The Case of the Velvet Claws, Polo Joe, God's Country and the Woman.
1937: Once a Doctor, Slim, That Man's Here Again, Ar- mored Car.
KING, MANUEL 1936: Darkest Africa.
KING, OWEN
1936 : China Clipper.
KING, PAUL JOSEPH 1936: The Walking Dead.
KING, REX
1937: The Big Show.
KING, WALTER 1937: Call It a Day.
KINGSFORD, GUY
1936: Happy Go Lucky.
KINGSFORD, WALTER 1936: The Invisible Ray, The Music Goes 'Round, "Trouble for Two, Hearts Divided, Meet Nero Wolfe, Mad Holi- day, Stolen Holiday. 1937: Maytime, Bulldog Drumond Escapes, Captains Courageous.
KINNELL, MURRAY
1936: The Witness Chair, One Rainy Afternoon, Mary of Scotland, The Big Game, Make Way for a Lady, Lloyds of London.
1937: Four Days' Wonder, Outcast, Think Fast Mr. Moto, The Prince and the Pauper.
KINSKY, LEONID
1936: The General Died at Dawn, Rhythm on the Range. 1937: We're on the Jury, Espionage, Cafe Metropole.
KIRAZ, JACK
1937: Kid Galahad.
KIRCHNER, JEAN
1936: The Three Godfathers.
KIRK, DONALD
1937 : Venus Makes Trouble.
KIRK, JACK
1936: The Singing Cowboy, The Lonely Trail, Guns and Guitars.
KIRKE, DONALD
1936 : Sunset of Power, Border Flight, In His Steps, Ride 'Em Cowboy, Country Gentle- men.
1937: Paradise Express, Mid- night Madonna, The Emperor's Candlesticks.
KLEIN, IRWIN
1936: The Big Game.
KLEINBACH, HENRY
1936: The Preview Murder Mystery, Big Brown Eyes, The Garden of Allah.
KNAPP, EVALYN
1936 : Laughing Irish Eyes. Three of a Kind, Bulldog Edi- tion.
KNIGHT, FUZZY
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, Song of the Trail. Rio Grande Romance, And Sudden Death, Wildcat Troop- er, Kelly of the Secret Serv- ice, Put on the Spot, Sea Spoilers, Song of the Gringo, With Love and Kisses. 1937 : The Gold Racket, Moun- tain Justice, Mountain Music.
PLAYERS' WORK
KNOTT, LYDIA
1937: Fair Warning.
KNOWLDEN. MARILYN 1936: Showboat, Antliony Ad- verse, Easy to Take, Rainbow on the River. 1937: Slave Ship.
KNOWLES, PATRIC
1936: Give Me Your Heart, The Charge of the Light Brigade.
KOHLER, FRED, Sr.
1936 : Dangerous Intrigue, For the Service, Heart of the West, The Accusing Finger. 1937: Arizona Mahoney.
KOHLER, FRED, Jr.
1936: Sins of Man, Pigskin
Parade.
1937: The Holy Terror.
KOHLMAR, LEE
1936: A Son Comes Home.
KOLKER, HENRY
1936: Collegiate, Romeo and Juliet, Bullets or Ballots, Sit- ting on the Moon, The Man Who Lived Twice, In His Steps, Theodora Goes Wild, Great Guy.
1937: Under Cover of Night, Green Light, Once a Doctor, Maid of Salem, They Wanted To Marry, Let Them Live!
KOMAI, TETSU
1936: Klondike Annie, Roam- ing Lady, Princess Comes Across, Isle of Fury. 1937 : China Passage, That Man's Here Again.
KORNMAN, MARY
1936: The Calling of Dan Matthews.
KORTMAN, ROBERT
1936: Swifty, Heroes of the Range, Feud of the West, Winds of the Wasteland, Ro- mance Rides the Range, The Lonely Trail.
1937 : Sandflow, Ghost Town Gold.
KRUGER, ALMA
1936: These Three, Craig's Wife, Love Letters of a Star. 1937 : Breezing Home, The Mighty Treve.
KRUGER, LORRAINE 1937: New Faces of 1937.
KRUGER, OTTO
1936: Lady of Secrets, Dra-
cula's Daughter.
1937: Thev Won't Forget.
LACKTEEN, FRANK
1936: Isle of Fury, Mummy's
Boys.
193'7: I Cover the War.
LAFAYETTE, NANETTE 1936: The Princess Comes
LAIDLAW, ETHAN
1936: Yellow Dust, Two in
Revolt. Silly Billies, Special
Investigator, Sea Spoilers. LAKE, ARTHUR
1936: I Cover Chinatown.
1''3 7: 2.^'' Hours Leave. LAKE, FLORENCE
1936: To Mary — With Love.
1937: Quality Street. LAMONT, MOLLY
1936: Muss 'Em Up, Mary of
Scotland, The Jungle Princess.
1937: A Doctor's Diary, Fury
and the Woman.
LAMOUR, DOROTH-Y
1936: The Jungle Princess. 1937: Swing High — Swing Low, Last Train from Madrid.
LANCHESTER, ELSA 1936: Rembrandt.
LANDI, ELISSA
1936: The Amateur Gentle- man, Mad Holiday, After the Thin Man. 1937: The Thirteenth Chair.
LANE, ALLAN 1936: Stowaway. 1937 : Laughing at Trouble, Fifty Roads to Town, Charlie Chan at the Olympics, Big Business, Sing and Be Happy.
LANE, CHARLES
1936: The Milky Way, ISseigh- borhood House, Ticket to Para- dise. Crime of Dr. Forbes, 36 Hours to Kill.
1937: We're on the Jury, In- ternes Can't Take Money.
LANE, LENITA 193r6: Federal Agent.
LANE, LOLA
1936: In Paris A. W. O. L. 1937: Marked Woman.
LANE, NORA 1937: Borderland.
LANE, RICHARD
1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat, You Can't Buy Luck, IVew Faces of 1937, There Goes My Girl.
LANE, TRACY
1936: Comin' 'Round the Mountain.
LANG, HOWARD
1936: Call of the Prairie. 193 7 : Navy Spy.
LANG, JUNE
1936: The Country Doctor, Every Saturday Night, Cap- tain January, The Road to Glory, White Hunter. 1937: Nancy Steele is Miss- ing, Wee Willie Winkie.
LANGFORD, FRANCES
1936: Collegiate, Palm Springs,
Born to Dance.
1937: The Hit Parade.
LARKIN, JERRY 1937: The Big Show.
LARKIN, JOHN
1936: Hearts Divided.
LA ROCQUE. ROD
1936: Hi Gaucho, The Pre- view Murder Mystery, 'Till We Meet Again, The Dragnet.
LA ROY, RITA
1936 : Hollywood Boulevard,
Ladv from Nowhere.
1937': Find the Witness, The
Mandarin Mystery, Mountain
Music.
LARRIMORE, FRANCINE 1937: T'lhn Meade's Woman.
LA RUE, EMILY
1936: It Couldn't Have Hap- pened.
LA RUE, FRANK
1937: Bar Z Bad Man, Gun Lords of .Stirrup Basin, A Lawman is Born, It Happened Out West.
LA RUE, JACK
1936: Strike Me Pink, Born to Fight, Bridge of Sighs. The Dancing Pirate, Yellow Cargo, It Couldn't Have Happened,
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Go West Young Man, Mind
Your Own Business.
1937: Her Husband Lies,
Captains Courageous, That I
May Live, Dangerous Holi- day. LATIMER, LOUISE
1936: Two in Revolt, Murder
on a Bridle Path, Bunker
Bean, Don't Turn 'Em Loose,
The Plot Thickens.
1937: We're on the Jury,
California Straight Ahead. LAUGHTON, CHARLES
1936: Rembrandt. LAUREL, STAN
1936: The Bohemian Girl, Qui
Relations, Way Out West. LAURENCE, WILLIAM
1936: Boss Rider of Gun
Creek. LAW, ROBERTA
1936: The Jungle Princess. LAW, WILLIAM
1936: After the Thin Man.
1937: The Good Earth. LAWFORD, BETTY
1936: Love Before Breakfast,
Stolen Holiday.
1937: Criminal Lawyer. LAWRENCE, EDNA
1937: Drums of Destiny. LAWRENCE, FRED
1936: Trailin' West.
1937: The Captain's Kid. LAWRENCE, GERTRUDE
1936: Rembrandt. LAWRENCE, MARK
1936 :_ Road Gang, Trapped by
Television, Counterfeit, The
Final Hour, Night Waitress.
1937: I Promise to Pay. What
Price Vengeance, Racketeers
in Exile, Motor Madness. LAWRENCE, RAYMOND
1936: Alibi for Murder. LAWRENCE. ROSINA
1936: Charlie Chan's Secret,
Neighborhood House, Mister
Cinderella, General .Spanky,
Wav Out West.
1937: Nobody's Baby, Pick
a Star. LAWRENCE, WILLIAM
1936: Empty Saddles, Ride
'em Cowboy. LAWSON, PRISCILLA
1936: Rose Bowl, College
Holiday. LAWSON, WILFRED
1936: Ladies in Love, White
Hunter. LAWTON, FRANK
1936: The Invisible Ray, The
Devil-Doll. LAWTON, KENNETH
1936: The Gentleman from
Louisiana. LAYNE. TRACY
1936: The Lawless Nineties,
The Singing Cowboy, The
Lonely Trail, Guns and Gui-
LaVtON, FRANK
1936: Two in a Crowd.
LEASE. REX
1936: Fast Bullets, Lightnin' Bill Carson, Roarin' Guns, Aces and Eights, Cavalcade of the West.
LEBEDEFF, IVAN
1936: The Golden Arrow, Pepper, Love on the Run.
PLAYERS' WORK
1937: History is Made at Night, Fair Warning, Mama Steps Out.
LE BEY, LOUIS
1937: I Met Him in Paris.
LECHNER, BILLY
1937 : Penroil and Sam.
LEDERER, FRANCIS
1936: One Rainy Afternoon. My American Wife.
LEE, BILLY
1936: Too Many Parents,
The Sky Parade, Three Cheers
For Love, And Sudden Death,
Big Broadcast of 1937, Easy
to Take.
1937 : Arizona Mahoney, Wild
Money.
LEE, BRYANT
1937: Killers of the Sea.
LEE. CHINGWAH
1937 : The Good Earth.
LEE, DOROTHY
1936: Penthouse Party, Silly Billies.
LEE, DUKE
193(1 : Desert Guns.
LEE. EDDIE
1936 : Panic on the Air, Cow- boy and the Kid.
LEE, LILA
1936: The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, Country Gentleman. 1937: Two Wise Maids.
LEEDS, ANDREA
1936: Come and Get It.
LEEDS, THELMA
1937: New Faces of 1937.
LEES, ANTOINETTE 1936: Song of the Trail.
LEFTON, ABE
1937: The Old Corral.
LEIBER, FRITZ
1936: Under Two Flags, Sins of Man, Anthony Adverse, Hearts in Bondage, Down to the Sea, Camille. 1937 : Champagne Waltz, The Prince and the Pauper.
LEIGHTON, DONRUE 1937 : Oh Doctor.
LEIGHTON, LILLIAN 1936: Whipsaw.
LeMOYNE, CHARLES
1936 : The Cowboy and the Kid, Ride 'em Cowboy, Empty Saddles.
LENHART, BILLY
193 7 : Mt'l.iilv of the Plains.
LEONARD, ADA
1937 : Meet the Missus.
LEONARD. BARBARA 1936: The White Angel.
LE SAINT. EDWARD J.
1936 : Dangerous Intrigue. Modern Times, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, The Wit- ness Chair, The Case Against Mrs. Ames. The Dragnet. The Oregon Trail, Below the Dead- line, Bulldog Edition, End of the Trail, Legion of Terror. 1937: Ct)unterfeit Lady, The Gold Racket.
LEVENE, SAM
1936: After the Thin Man, Three Men on a Horse.
LEVISON, CHARLES 1936: Easy to Take.
LEWIS, GEORGE
1936: Captain Calamity. LEWIS, JOSEPH
1936: Private Number. LEWIS, MITCHELL
1936: Sutter's Gold, The
Dancing Pirate, Mummy's
Boys.
1937: Espionage, Waikiki
Wedding. LEWIS, RALPH
1936: Swifty.
LEWIS, SHELDON 1936: The Cattle Thief.
LEYTON. DRUE
1936: Charlie Chan at_ the Circus, Blackmailer, Alibi for Murder.
LIGHT CRUST BOYS 1937: The P.itr Show.
LIGHT, JOHN
1936: My Man Godfrey.
LIGHT. ROBERT
1936: Doughnuts and Society.
LINAKER, KAY
1936: Road Gang, Murder of Dr. Harrigan. Girl from Man- dalay. Easy Money, Crack-Up.
LINDEN. ERIC
1936: The Voice of Bugle Ann, Robin Hood of El Do- rado, Old Hutch, Accent on Love, Career Woman. 1937 : Girl Loves Boy, Good Old Soak, A Family Affair. Sweetheart of the Navy.
LINDSAY. MARGARET
1936: The Lady Consents, The Law in Her Hands. Public Enemy's Wife, Isle of Fury, Sinner Take All. 1937: Green Light, Song of the City, Slim.
LITEL, JOHN
1936: Black Legion.
1937: Midnight Court, Marked
Woman. Fugitive in the Sky.
Slim.
LITTLEFIELD, LUCIEN 1936: Rose Marie. Let's Sing Again, The Moon's Our Home, Early to Bed. 1937: Hotel Haywire. Wild Money.
LIU, MAURICE
1937: Waikiki Wedding.
LIVINGSTON. ROBERT
1936: Absolute Quiet, The Three Godfathers, The Three Mesquiteers, The Bold Cab- allero.
1937: Circus Girl. Larceny on the Air. Ghost Town Gold. Roarin' Lead, Come On Cow- boys!. Riders of the Whis- tling Skull.
LLOYD, ALMA
1936 : Freshman Love, Song of the Saddle, Brides Are Like That. The Big Noise, I Married a Doctor.
LI,OYD. DORIS
1936: Don't Get Personal. Too Many Parents, Mary of Scotland. Brilliant Marriage. The Plough and the Stars.
LLOYD. GEORGE
1936: The Return of Jimmy Valentine, The Big Noise. Bulldog Edition, Smart Blonde.
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LLOYD. HAROLD
1936: The Milky Way.
LLOYD, ROLLO
193fj : Hell-Ship Morgan, An- thony Adverse, The Devil-Doll, Straight from the Shoulder, The White Legion, The Man I Marry, Yellowstone, Love Letters of a Star. 1937: Four Days' Wonder, Girl Loves Boy, Seventh Heaven, Armored Car.
LOCKE, KATHERINE
1936: Straight from the Shoul- der.
LOCKHART, GENE
1936: Broadway Playboy, The Garden Murder Case, Brides Are Like That, The First Baby, Times Square Playboy, Earthworm Tractors, The Gorgeous Hussy, The Devil is a Sissy, Wedding Present, Mind Your Own Business, Career Woman, Come Closer Folks, Mama Steps Out. 1937 : Too Many Wives, Mama Steps Out.
LOCKHART, KATHLEEN 1936 : Broadway Playboy, Brides Are Like That, Times Square Playboy, The Devil is a Sissy, Mister Cinderella, Career Woman.
LOFT, ARTHUR
1936: M'liss, Postal Inspector, King of the Royal Mounted, Without Orders, Legion of Terror, Night Waitress. 1937: Woman in Distress, Paradise Express, Motor Mad- ness.
LOGAN, ELLA
1936: Flving Hostess.
193 7: Top of the Town,
Woman Chases Man.
LOMBARD. CAROLE
1936: Love Before Breakfast,
The Princess Comes Across,
My Man Godfrey.
1937 : Swing High — Swing
Low.
LONDON, LYNETE 1936: Song of the Trail.
LONDON, TOM
1936: The Lawless Nineties. Just My Luck, O'Malley of the Mounted, Heroes of the Range, Border Patrolman. Guns and Guitars. 1937: Bar Z Bad Men, Law of the Ranger.
LONG, LOTUS 1936 : Sea Spoilers. 1937: Think Fast Mr. Moto, Cliiiia Passage.
LONG, WALTER
1936: Drift Fence. The Glory Trail, The Bold Caballero. 1937: Pick a Star, North of Rio Grande.
LORCH, THEODORE
1936: Romance Rides the Range, Rebellion. 1937: Aces Wild.
LORD, LEON
1936: The Lonely Trail.
LORD, MARJORIE 1^3 7 : li..nlfr Cafe.
LOREKER, CHARLES
1936: Winds of the Waste- land.
PLAYERS
WORK
LORING, ANN
1936 : Absolute Quiet, Robin Hood of El Doiado.
LORING, MICHAEL
1936: Postal Inspector, Yel- lowstone, Flying Hostess. 1937: Breezing Home.
LORRE, PETER 1936: Crack-Up. 1937 : \ancy Steele is ]\liss- ing, Think Fast Mr. JMoto.
LORY, JACQUES
1937: I Met Him in I'aris.
LOSCH, TILLY
1936: The Garden of Allah. 1937: The Good Earth.
LOUIS, JOE
193 7: The Holy Terror.
LOUISE, ANITA
1936: Brides Are Like That, Anthony Adverse. 1937: Call It a Day, Green Light, The Go Getter.
LOVE, MpNTAGU
1936: Hi Gaucho, The Coun- try Doctor, Sutter's Gold, Champagne Charlie, The White Angel, Sing Baby Sing, Lloyds of London, Reunion, One In A IMillion. 1937: The Prince and the Pauper. Parnell.
LOVE, ROBERT
1936 : I Cover Chinatown.
LOWE, EDMUND
1936: The Garden Murder
Case, Seven Sinners, Mad
Holiday, The Girl on the
BVont Page.
1937: Under Cover of Night.
Espionage.
LOWE, HIGH & STANLEY 1937: New Faces of 1937.
LOWELL, HELEN
1936 : Snowed Under, Strike
Me Pink, I'd Give My Life,
Wild Brian Kent, Valiant is
the Word for Carrie.
193 7: Racketeers in Exile, The
Go Getter, Michael O'Hallo-
ran.
LOWERY, ROBERT
1937; Wake Up and Live.
LOY. MYRNA
1936: Whipsaw, Wife versus Secretary, Petticoat Fever, The Great Ziegfeld, Libeled Lady, To Mary — With Love, After the Thin Man. 1937: Parnell.
LUCAS, WILFRED
1936: Chatterbox, Modern Times, Mary of Scotland. 1937: Criminal Lawyer, Mile a ^linute Love.
LUDEN, JACK
1936: King of the Royal Mounted.
LUFF. BEVERLY 1937: Roarin' Lead.
LUGOSI. BELA
1936 : The Invisible Ray, Pos- tal Inspector.
1937: Phantom Ship. LUI. LOTUS
1937: China Passage. LUI, ROLAND
1937: The Good Earth. LUKAS, HAUL
1936: Dodsworth. Ladies in
Love.
1937 : Espionage.
LUKATS, NICK
1936: Rose Bowl, Valiant is the Word for Carrie, College Holiday.
1937: Murder Goes to Col- lege, Waikiki Wedding, In- ternes Can't Take Money, King of Gamblers, Wild Money. Hotel Haywire.
LUKE. KEYE
1936: Charlie Chati at the Circus, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, Charlie Chan at the Opera.
1937: The Good Earth, Charlie Chan at the Olympics.
LUND, LUCILLE
1936: Timber War, Rio Grande Romance, Prison Shadows, Put on the Spot. 1937: What Price Vengeance.
LUNDIGAN, BILL 1937: Armored Car.
LUPIEN, LUPE 1936 : Lady Luck.
LUPINO. IDA
1936: Anything Goes, One Rainy Afternoon, Yours for the Asking, The Gay Desper- ado.
1937: Sea Devils, Let's Get Married.
LYDELL, AL
1937: Angel's Holiday.
LYND, HELEN 1936: Hats Oti.
LYNN, GEORGE
1936: Sinner Take All.
LYNNE, SHARON 1936: Way Out West.
LYON, BEN
1936: Dancing Feet, Down to the Sea.
LYON, PRISCILLA
1937 : Draegerman Courage.
LYONS, CLIFF
1936: The Lawless Nineties.
LYONS, COLLETTE 1937: Hotel Haywire.
LYS, LYA
1937: The Great Gambini.
MacDONALD, J. FARRELL 1936: Exclusive Story, Flor- ida Special.
1937: Mysterious Crossing, Maid of Salem, Silent Bar- riers, The Hit Parade, Slim. Slave .Ship.
MacDONALD. JEANETTE 1936: Rose Marie, San Fran- cisco. 1937 : Mavtime.
MacDOUGALL, ALLAN R. 193<>: Soak the Rich.
MacKELLAR. HELEN
1936: Two Against the World. 1937: Dracgerman Courage.
MacLANE. BARTON
1936: The Walking Dead. Times .Square Playboy, Jail- break, linllets or Ballots, Ben- gal Tiger, Smart Blonde, God's Country and the Woman.
1937: Vou Only Live Once, The Prince and the Pauper, Dracgerman Courage. Born Reckless. Ever .Since Eve.
MacLAREN, IAN
1937: The Prince and the Pauper.
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MacLAREN, MARY
1936 : King of the Pecos.
1937: A Lawman is Born.
MacMAHON, ALINE
1937: Wlien Vcju're in Love.
MacMAHON, HORACE 1937: Navy i'.lues.
MacMAHON, LEO
1937: Hills of Old Wyoming.
MacMURRAY. FRED
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, 13 Hours by Air, Princess Comes Across, The Texas Rangers.
1937: Maid of Salem, Cham- pagne Waltz, .Swing High — -Swing Low.
MacSUNDAY, CON 1936: Soak the Rich.
McAllister, paul
1936: Mary of Scotland. McAVOY, CHARLES
1936: Strike Me Pink, The Singing Cowboy.
McCABE, LEO
1936: Beloved Enemy.
McCALL, WILLIAM
1936: Outlaws of the Range. 1937: Aces Wild.
McCARROLL, FRANK 1936: West of Nevada.
McCLAIN. BILLY 1936 : Dimples.
McCLUNG, BOB
1937: Paradise Express, Two Wise Maids.
McCLURE, BUD
1936: Heroes of the Range.
McCOLLOUGH, RALPH 1937: Paradise Express.
McCONNELL, LULU
1936: Stage Struck, Lady Luck.
McCORMICK, F. J.
1936: The Plough and the Stars.
McCORMICK, MERRILL 1937: The Old Corral, Come On Cowlioys!
McCORMICK, MYRON 19 36: Winterset.
McCORMICK, WILLIAM 1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, Winds of the Wasteland, Rebellion.
McCOY, TIM
1936: Border Caballero, Light- nin' Bill Carson, The Lion's Den, Koarin' Guns, Ghost Pa- trol, Aces and Eights, The Prescott Kid, The Traitor.
McCREA. JOEL
1936: These Three, Two in a Crowd. Adventure in Manhat- tan. Come and Get It, Banjo on My Knee.
1937: Internes Can't Take .Mcinev. Woman Chases Man.
McDANIEL, HATTIE
1936: Gentle Julia, The First Baby, Showboat, Hearts Di- vided, High Tension, Star for a Night. Postal Inspector, The Bride Walks Out, Valiant is the Word for Carrie, Reunion, Can This Be Dixie? 1937: Don't Tell the Wife, Racing Lady. The Crime No- bodv Saw.
McDANIELS. ETTA
1936: The Lawless N'neties,
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PLAYERS' WORK
The Invisible Ray, Hearts in Bondage, The Devil is a Sissy, The Glory Trail, The Mag- nificent Brute, The Lonely Trail.
1937: Mile a Minute Love, Sweetheart of the Navy. McDANIELS, SAM 1936: Hearts Divided. 1937: Captains Courageous.
McDonald, francis
1936: Robin Hood of El Do- rado, The Prisoner of Shark Island.
1937: Devil's Playground, Pa- role Racket, Born Reckless.
McDowell, claire
1936: August Week-End.
McDowell, nelson
1936: The Desert Phantom, Feud of the West, Girl of the Ozarks.
McFARLAND, GEORGE (SPANKY)
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, General Spanky, Kentucky Colonels, Pick a Star.
McGLYNN. FRANK, Sr.
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, For the Service, Hearts in Bondage, Parole!, The Last of the Mohicans, King of the Royal Mounted, North of Nome, Career Woman. 1937 : Silent Barriers, Sing and Be Happy.
McGOWAN, J. P.
1936: The Three Mesquiteers, Ride 'em Cowboy, Stampede , Guns and Guitars. 1937: Fury and the Woman.
McGRATH, JAMES
1936: Secret Patrol, Stampede. 1937: Fury and the Woman, Slave Ship.
McGRATH, LARRY 1936: The Milky Way.
McGUIRE, JOHN J.
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, Charlie Chan at the Circus, Human Cargo, End of the Trail, Wanted — Jane Turner, Charlie Chan at the Opera.
McHUGH, FRANK
1936: Moonlight Murder, Snowed Under, Freshman Love, Bullets or Ballots, Stage Struck, Three Men on a Horse. 1937: Ever Since Eve.
McHUGH. KITTY
1936: The Longest Night.
McHUGH. MATTHEW
1936: Anything Goes, The Country Beyond, Two in a Crowd, The Gentleman from Louisiana.
McINTYRE. LEILA 1936: Mister Cinderella. 1937: Pick a Star.
McKAY. GEORGE
1936: Don't Gamble With Love, You May Be Next, Pride of the Marines, Counter- feit, Two-Fisted Gentleman, Blackmailer, Shakedown, The Final Hour, Killer at Large, End of the Trail, Come Closer Folks.
1937: Counterfeit Lady, Dev- il's Playground, Woman in Distress, Racketeers in Exile, Girls Can Play.
McKEE, LAFE
1936: Swifty, Roamin' Wild, Bridge of Sighs, The Cowboy and the Kid, The Last of the Warrens, Idaho Kid, Men of the Plains.
1937: Melody of the Plains, Law of the Ranger.
McKENZIE, ROBERT
1936: Comin' 'Round the Mountain, The Cowboy and the Kid, Heart of the West, Rebellion, Cavalcade of the West.
McKIM, JOSEPHINE 1936: Lady Be Careful.
McKIM, SAMMY
1936: Country Gentlemen.
McKINNEY. FLORINE 1936: Muss 'Em Up.
McLAGLEN, CLIFF 1937: Phantom Ship.
McLAGLEN, CYRIL
1937: Wee WilHe Winkie.
McLAGLEN. VICTOR
1936: Klondike Annie, Under Two Flags, Mary of Scotland, The Magnificent Brute. 1937: Sea Devils, Nancy Steele is Missing, This is My Affair, Wee Willie Winkie.
McMURPHY. CHARLES 1936: I Conquer the Sea, Song of the Trail.
McNAMARA, EDWARD 1936: Great Guy. 193 7: Girl Overboard.
McNAUGHTON. CHARLES 1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes.
McNULTY, DOROTHY
1936: After the Thin Man.
McQUARRIE, GEORGE 1936: Border Patrolman.
McQUARRIE, MURDOCK 1936: Modern Times, Stormy Trails.
McVEY, PAUL
1936: The Country Beyond, Half Angel, Crime _ of Dr. Forbes, Sing Baby Sing. 1937: Love is News, Fair Warning, This is My Aflfair.
McWADE. EDWARD
1936: F-Man, The Calling of Dan Matthews, Darkest Africa, The Big Noise, The Man I Marry, Reunion. 1937: Laughing at Trouble, Let's Get Married, They Won't Forget.
McWADE, MARGARET 1936: Theodora Goes Wild. 1937: Let's Make a Million, Wings Over Honolulu.
McWADE, ROBERT
1936: Moonlight Murder, Next Time We Love, Anything Goes, Early to Bed, Bunker Bean, High Tension, Mister Cinderella, Old Hutch, 15 Maiden Lane.
1937: We're on the Jury, California Straight Ahead, Good Old Soak, Mountain Justice, This is My Affair.
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MACK, BETTY
1936: Hair-Trigger Casey,
Easy Money.
1937: I Promise to Pay. MACK, HELEN
1936: The Milky Way.
1937: You Can't Buy Luck,
Last Train from Madrid. MACK, JACK
193 7: I Cover the War. MACK, JOE
1936: A Woman Rebels. MACK, TOMMY
193 7: New Faces of 1937. MACK, WILBUR
1936: The Crime Patrol.
1937: Larceny on the Air. MACKAY, BARRY
1937: Silent Barriers. MACKAY, JOCK
1937: Silent Barriers. MACKLIN, JAMES
1936: The Voice of Bugle Ann. MACOLLUM, BARRY
1937: Internes Can't Take
Money. MADDEN, JEANNE
1936: Stage Struck. MADDEN, JERRY
1937 : Penroci and Sam. MADISON, JULIAN
1937 : Guns in the Dark. MADISON, NOEL
1936: Muss 'Em Up, Murder
at Glen Athol, Champagne
Charlie, Straight from the
Shoulder, Our Relations, Easy
Money, Missing Girls. MAGRILL, GEORGE
1937: Outcast, Midnight Ma- donna. MAGUIRE, MARY
1937: That Man's Here Again. MAHAN, BILLY
1936: Every Saturday Night,
Educating Father, Back to
Nature.
1937: Off to the Races, Big
Business. MAHER, WALLY
1937: 33 >< Hours Leave.
Hotel Haywire. MAHONEY, FRANCIS X.
1936 : Showboat. MALA
1936: The Jungle Princess. MALANDRINO, ANDREA
1937: Romance and Riches. MALISTE, ALVAREZ
1936: The Gay Desperado. MALONE, RALPH
1936: Woman Trap. MALYON, EILY
1936: One Rainy Afternoon,
Anthony Adverse', Dracula's
Daughter, The White Angel,
Cain and Mabel, A Woman
Rebels, Three Men on a
Horse, Career Woman, God's
Country and the Woman.
1937: Night Must Fall, An- other Dawn. MAN MOUNTAIN DEAN
193": The Three Legionnaires. MANDEL, JOE
1936: Born to Dance. MANDEL, WILLIAM
1936: Born to Dance.
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PLAYERS' WORK
MANDER, MILES
1936: Here's to Romance, Lloyds of London. 1937: Wake Up and Live, Slave Ship.
MANDIA, RICARDO 1937: On the Avenue.
MANDY. JERRY
1936: just My Luck, Spend- thrift.
MANN, HANK
1936: Call of the Prairie, Mod em Times, Reunion.
MANNERS, DAVID
1936: Hearts in Bondage, A Woman Rebels.
MANNING, HOPE
1937: Two Wise Maids, Michael O'Halloran, The Old Corral.
MANNORS, SHEILA
1936: The Desert Phantom, Born to Fight, Kelly of the Secret Service, The Prescott Kid.
MAPLE, CHRISTINE
1937 : A Man Betrayed, Roar- in' Lead, The Big Show.
MAPLE CITY FOUR
1937: C'lit Along Little Bogies.
MARAN, FRANCESCO 1936: Down to tha Sea. 1937 : I Met Him in Paris.
MARCH, FREDRIC
1936 : Anthony Adverse, The Road to Glory, Mary of Scot- land. 1937 : A Star is Born.
MARCOS, WILLIAM
1937: Lash of the Penitentes.
MARCUS, JAMES A.
1936: The Cattle Thief, The Lonely Trail.
MARDEN, ADRIENNE
1936: F-Man, 13 Hours by Air, Star for a Night.
MARGETSON, ARTHUR 1937: Phantom Ship.
MARGO
1936: Robin Hood of El Do- rado, Winterset. 1937: Lost Horizon.
MARICLE, LEONA
1936: Theodora Goes Wild. 1937: Women of Glamour, Parole Racket, Woman Chases Man.
MARIEVSKY, JOSEPH
1936: The Three Godfathers.
MARION, BEN
1936: The Fugitive Sheriff.
MARION, BETH
1936: Just My Luck, For the Service, Avenging Waters, Everyman's Law.
MARK, MICHAEL
1936: Sons O' Guns, The Dark Hour.
MARLOWE, HUGH
1936: It Couldn't Have Hap- pened. 1937: Between Two Women.
MARLOWE, KATHRYN 1936: Dodsworth.
MARPLES, JIM
1936: The Milky Way.
MARQUIS, MARGARET 1936: The Last of the War- rens. 1937: A Family Affair.
MARQUIS, ROSALIND
1936: Gold Diggers of 1937.
1937: Marked Woman. MARSH, CHARLES
1936: Navy Born. MARSH, JOAN
1936 : Dancing Feet, Brilliant
Marriage. MARSH, MAE
1936: Hollywood Boulevard. MARSH, MARIAN
1936: Lady of Secrets, Coun- terfeit, The Man Who Lived
Twice, Come Closer Folks.
1937: When's Your Birthday?,
The Great Gambini. MARSH, MYRA
1936: Gentle Julia, N'avy
Born. MARSHALL, ALAN
1936: After the Thin Man,
The Garden of Allah.
1937: Night Must Fall, Par-
nell. MARSHALL, HERBERT
1936: The Lady Consents,
Forgotten Faces, 'Till We
Meet Again, Girl's Dormitory,
A Woman Rebels, Make Way
for a Lady. MARSHALL, TULLY
1937 : California Straight
Ahead. MARSTON, CHRISTINE
1936: Dizzy Dames. MARTEL, ALPHONSE
1937: The Girl from Scotland
Yard. MARTEL. JUNE
1936: Sitting on the Moon.
1937: Her Husband Lies, Ari- zona Mahoney. MARTIN, ANTHONY
1936: Pigskin Parade, Banjo
on My Knee.
1937: The Holy Terror, Sing
and Be Happy. MARTIN, CHARLES
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles, Heart of the
West. MARTIN, CHRIS KING
1936: The Gay Desperado, The
Bold Caballero. MARTIN, JOHN
1936: Woman Trap. MARTIN, RAY
1936: The Green Pastures.
1937: Headline Crasher. MARTIN, SALLY
1936: Timothy's Quest, The
Jungle Princess. MARTIN, TONY
1936: Follow the Fleet, Back
to Nature, Sing Baby Sing. MARTINEZ, ELENA
1936: The Texas Rangers.
MARTINI, NINO
1936: The Gay Desperado.
MARVEY, JEAN
1936: The Three Mesquiteers. MARVIN. FRANKIE
1936: The Singing Cowboy,
Hearts in Bondage, Guns and
(Uiitars.
1937: Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm,
Round-up Time in Texas, The
Old Corral.
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MARX BROTHERS Chico-Groucho-Harpo
1937: A Day at the Races.
MASON, JAMES
1936: Call of the Prairie.
MASON, LEROY
1936: Go Get 'em Haines. 1937: Ghost Town Gold, Cal- ifurnia Straight Ahead, Round- up Time in Texas, It Hap- [lened Out West.
MASON, LOUIS
1936: Girl of the Ozarks, M'liss, Banjo on My Knee.
MASON, REGINALD 1936: Suzy.
MASON, ROY
1936: Comin' 'Round tne Mountain, Border Patrolman.
MATHEWS, ALLEN 1936: The Dragnet. 1937: Marked Woman.
MATTHEWS, CARL
1937: Melody of the Plains.
MATTHEWS, JESSIE
1937: Head Over Heels in Love.
MATTHEWS, LESTER
1936: The Song and Dance
Man, Too Many Parents,
Thank You Jeeves, 15 Maiden
Lane, Crack - Up, Tugboat
Princess.
1937 : The Prince and the
Pauper.
MATZENAUER, MARGARET 1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town.
MAUCH, BILLY
1936: Anthony Adverse, The White Angel.
1937: Penrod and Sam, The Prince and the Pauper.
MAUCH, BOBBY
1937: The Prince and the Pauper.
MAXWELL, EDWIN
1936: Panic on the Air, Fury, Come and Get It. 1937: Love is News, A Man Betrayed, Night Key, Slave Ship, The Road Back.
MAYER, CHARLES
1937: Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm.
MAYER, GRETA 1936: Spendthrift.
MAYER, RAY
1936: The Farmer in the Dell, Follow the Fleet, I Married a Doctor, Special In- vestigator, The Last Outlaw, M'liss, We Who Are About to Die.
1937: Racing Lady, Top of the Town. Make Way for To- miirrow. Meet the Missus.
MAYNARD, KEN
1936: Heroes of the Range, Avenginjj Waters, The Cattle Thiet, The Fugitive Sheriff.
MAYNARD, KERMIT
1936: Timber War, Song of the Trail, Wildcat Trooper, Phantom Patrol, Wild Horse Roundup, Galloping Dyna- mite, Valley of Terror, The Fighting Texan, Whistling Bullets.
MAYNE, ERIC
1936: Ticket to Paradise.
PLAYERS' WORK
MAYO. FRANK
1936: Desert Gold, Burni:-: Gold, Hollywood Boulevard.
MEADOWS, DENNY
1936: Hair-Trigger Casey, Desert Justice, The Lonely Trail.
MEEHAN, LOU
1936: Roarin' Guns.
1937: Melody of the Plains,
Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin.
MEEK, DONALD
1936: Everybody's Old Man, Three Wise Guys, And So They Were Married, One Rainy Afternoon, Three Mar- ried Men, Two in a Crowd, Old Hutch, Pennies from Heaven.
1937: Maid of Salem, The Three Legionnaires, Parnell, liehind the Headlines.
MEEKER, GEORGE
1936: Gentle Julia, The Coun- try Doctor, Tango, Don't Get Personal, In Paris A. W. O. L., Neighborhood House, Walking on Air, Wedding Present, Career Woman. 1937: Beware of Ladies, His- tory is Made at Night.
MEGLIN KIDDIES 1937: Roarin' Lead.
MEHRA, LAL GRAND
1936: The Leathernecks Have Landed, The House of a Thousand Candles. 1937: The Thirteenth Chair.
MELLETTE, ARTHUR 1936: The Lion's Den.
MELTON. FRANK
1936: The Return of Jimmy Valentine, August Week-End, They Met in a Taxi, The Glory Trail, The Traitor. 1937: Outcast, Too Many Wives, Affairs of Cappy Ricks. Damaged Goods.
MELTON, JAMES
1937 : Melodv for Two.
MENARD, TINA 1936: The Traitor.
MENJOU. ADOLPHE
1936: The Milky Way, Sing Baby, Sing, Wives Never Know, One In A Million. 1937: A Star is Born, Cafe Metropole.
MERCER. BERYL
1936: Forbidden Heaven. 1937: Call It a Day, Night Must Fall.
MERCIER. LOUIS 1937 : Cafe Metropole.
MEREDITH, BURGESS 1936: Winterset.
MEREDITH, IRIS
1937: A Lawman is Born.
MERIVALE, PHILIP
1936: Give Us This Night.
MERKEL. UNA
1936: Speed, We Went to College, Born to Dance. 1937: Don't Tell the Wife, Good Old Soak.
MERMAN, ETHEL
1936: Strike Me Pink, Any- thing Goes.
MERONT, JOHN
1936: Aces and Eights.
MERRILL, ANN
1936: They Met in a Taxi.
MERRILL, ANTHONY
1937: Mandarin Mystery.
MERSCH, MARY
1936: The Cowboy and the Kid.
MERTON. JOHN
1936: Call to the Prairie. Lightinin' Bill Carson, Wild- cat Trooper, The Lion's Den, The Three Mesquiteers. 1937: The Gun Ranger, Head- line Crasher, Law of the Ranger, Drums of Destiny.
MESSINGER, GERTRUDE 1936: Blazing Justice. 193 7 : Aces Wild.
METAXA, GEORGES 1936 : Swing Time.
METCALF. BRADLEY
1936 : King of the Pecos, Mil- lionaire Kid.
METHOT. MAYO
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, The Case Against Mrs. Ames. 1937 : Marked Woman.
MEYER, GRETA
1936: Suzy, Libeled Lady, The Gorgeous Hussy. 1937: Bill Cracks Down, When Love is Young, Dam- aged Goods.
MEYER, TORBEN
1936: 'Til We Meet Again.
MICHAEL, GERTRUDE
1936: Woman Trap, Forgot- ten Faces, 'Til We Meet Again, Return of Sophie Lang, Second Wife, Make Way for a Lady.
MIDDLEMASS. ROBERT 1936: You May Be Next, F- Man, The Lone Wolf Returns, Muss 'Em Up, Nobody's Fool, Two Against the World, A Son Comes Home, The Case of the Velvet Claws, Cain and Mabel, General Spanky, Hats Off.
1937: Hideaway Girl, Guns of the Pecos, A Day at the
MIDDLETON. CHARLES B.
1936: Road Gang, Song of the Saddle, Sunset of Power, Jailbreak, Showboat, A Son Comes Home, Empty Saddles, Career Woman. 1937 : We're on the Jury, Hol- lywood Cowboy.
MILAN, FRANK
1937: The Gold Racket, Hol- lywood Cowboy, Slave Ship.
MILES, ART
1937: Sweetheart of the Navy.
MILJAN. JOHN
1936: Murder at Glen Athol. Sutter's Gold, Private Number, The Gentleman from Louisi- ana, The Plainsman, North of Nome. 1937 : Arizona Mahoney.
MILLAND. RAYMOND
1936: Next Time We Love. Return of Sophie Lang, Big Broadcast of 1937, The Jun- gle Princess.
1937: Three Smart Girls, Wings Over Honolulu.
MILLARD, HELENE 1936: My American Wife.
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MILLARD, RAY
1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes.
MILLER, ALICE DUER 1936: Soak the Rich.
MILLER, ANN
1937: .\'fw Faces of 1937.
MILLER, HYMIE
1937: Midnight Madonna.
MILLER, IVAN
1936 : Charlie Chan's Secret. Nobody's Fool, Back to Na- ture, Bulldog Edition, Coun- try Gentlemen. 1937: Let's Make a Million.
MILLER, JOHN "SKINS" 1936: We Who Are About to Die.
MILLER, WALTER
1936: Desert Gold, N'ight Cargo, The Fugitive Sheriff, Ghost Patrol, Heart of the West, Without Orders, Night Waitress.
1937: Midnight Court, Slim, Draegerman Courage, Border Cafe.
MILLETT, ARTHUR
1936: The Fugitive SherifT.
MILLMAN, L'ESTRANGE 1936 : Stampede.
MILLS, FRANK
1936: Hi Gaucho, Follow the Fleet, Parole !
MILTERN. JOHN
1936: Everybody's Old Man, Give Us This Night, Ring Around the Moon, Murder on a Bridle Path, Sins of Man. Parole I
MING, MOY
193 7 : China Passage.
MINNEVITCH, BORRAH 193(1 : One In .\ Million.
MINJIR. HAROLD
1936: Doughnuts and Society.
MITCHELL, BELLE
1936: The Leavenworth Case.
MITCHELL. BRUCE
1936, Half Angel, I Cover
Chinatown.
1937: Paradise Express.
MITCHELL, FRANK
1936: The Singing Kid, Sons O' Guns.
MITCHELL, GENEVA
1936: The Crime Patrol, The Cattle Thief.
MITCHELL, GRANT
1936: Next Time We Love, The Garden Murder Case, Moonlight Murder, Her Mas- ter's Voice, The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, Parole!, The Devil is a Sissy, Piccadilly Jim, My American Wife.
MITCHELL, HOWARD
1>J37: Wild Money. Hotel Haywire.
MITCHELL, THOMAS
1936 : Adventure in Manhat- tan, Craig's Wife, Theodora Goes Wild.
1937: When You're in Love, Lost Horizon, I Promise to Pay, Make Way for Tomor- row.
MITZI, GLORIA
1936: 36 Hours to Kill.
MIX, ART 1936: Swifty.
PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
MIX, RUTH
1936: The Riding Avenger. MOLASSES AND JANUARY
190 7 : The Hit Parade.
MOLLISON, HENRY
1936: The Lone Wolf Re- turns, The Music Goes 'Round, Devil's Squadron, Trapped by Television, Shakedown, They Met in a Taxi. 1937: Counterfeit Lady, Find the Witness.
MONG. WILLIAM V..
1936 : The Dancing Pirate, The Last of the Mohicans, The Dark Hour.
MONOFF, YVONNE 193 7 : The Hit Parade.
MONTAGUE, MONTE
1936 : Song of the Saddle, Treachery Rides the Range. 1937: Guns of the Pecos.
MONTGOMERY, DOUGLASS 1930: Everything is Thunder.
MONTGOMERY. EARL 1936: Navy Born.
MONTGOMERY. GOODEE 1937: I'eware of Ladies, .Mountain Music.
MONTGOMERY, ROBERT 1936: Petticoat Fever, Trouble for Two, Piccadilly Jim. 1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey- ney, Xight Must Fall, Ever Since Eve.
MONTI. CARLOTTA 1936: Night Cargo.
MONTI, MILLI
1937: Girl from Scotland Yard.
MOORE. CARLYLE, Jr.
1936: Road Gang. Treachery Rides the Range, Two Against the World, Trailin' West, Bengal Tiger, China ClipiJer, The Case of the Black Cat. 1937: Midnight Court, Fugi- tive in the Sky, Slim.
MOORE, DENNIS
1936: China Clipper, Meet Nero Wolfe, Down the Stretch, Here Comes Carter!
MOORE, DICKIE
1936: Timothy's Quest, The Little Red School House.
MOORE. GRACE
1936: The King Steps Out. 1937: When You're in Love.
MOORE, MATT
1936: Absolute Quiet, Any- thing Goes.
MOORE, OWEN
1937: A Star is Born.
MOORE, PAULINE
1937: I^ove is News, Charlie Chan at the Olympics. Born Kickless.
MOORE. TOM
1936: Trouble for Two, Re- union.
MOORE, VICTOR
1936: Swing Time, Gold Dig- gers of 1937.
1937: We're on the Jury, Make Way for Tomorrow, Meet the Missus.
MORAINE, LYLE 1936: China Clipper. 193 7 : Midnight Court. MORAN, FRANK
1937: Shall We Dance.
MORAN, JACKIE
1936: Valiant is the Word for
Carrie.
1937: Outcast, Michael O'-
Halloran.
MORAN, LEE
1936: The Calling of Dan Matthews.
MORAN. POLLY
1937: Two Wise Maids.
MORANTI, MILBURN
1936: Blazing Justice, Sun- down Saunders. 1937 : Ghost Town Gold, Bar Z Bad Men, The Old Corral.
MORDANT, EDWIN 1937: Girl Lnves Boy.
MORENO, ANTONIO 1936: The Bohemian Girl.
MORENO, ROSITA
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles.
MORGAN, FRANK
1936: The Great Ziegfeld, The Dancing Pirate, Trouble for Two, Piccadilly Jim, Dimples, 1937: The Last of Mrs. Cliey- ney, The Emperor's Candle- sticks.
MORGAN, GENE
1936 : The Music Goes 'Round, Dangerous Intrigue, You May Be Next, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Panic on the Air, Devil's Squadron, Counterfeit, Shakedown, Two-Fisted Gen- tleman, Meet Nero Wolfe, Alibi for Murder, End of the Trail, Come Closer Folks, Lady from Nowhere. 1937: Parole Racket, Counter- feit Lady, Woman in Distress, Make Way for Tomorrow, \'enus Makes Trouble, Girls Can Play, Speed to Spare.
MORGAN, HELEN 1936: Showboat.
MORGAN, JACKIE
1936: And So They Were Married.
MORGAN. RALPH
1936: Muss 'Em Up, Little Miss Nobody, Human Cargo, Tlie Ex-Mrs. Bradford, An- thony Adverse, Speed, Yellow- stone, General Spanky, Crack- Up.
MORGAN, WILL
1937: Old Louisiana, Let's Get Married.
MORIARTY, PAT
1936: .\ Message from Garcia, God's Country and the Wo- man.
MORIN, ALBERT
19.^7 : r .Met 11 im in Paris.
MORITA, MIKI
1936: The Walking Dead, Kelly of the Secret Service, Spendthrift, The Dark Hour, It Couldn't Have Happened, Isle of Fury, North of Nome. 1937: Women of Glamour. Border Phantom.
MORLEY, JOHN
1937: Tcjo Manv Wives.
MORLEY. KAREN
1936: Devil's Squadron, Be- loved Enemy. 1937: Outcast, Girl from Scot-
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MORNER, STANLEY
1936: I Conquer the Sea,
Suzy.
1937: Song of the City, Mama Steps Out. MORRIS, ADRIAN
1936: The Petrified Forest, Poppy, My American Wife, Rose Bowl.
1937: Her Plusband Lies, The Woman I Love.
MORRIS. CHESTER
1936 : Moonlight Murder, The Three Godfathers, Counterfeit, They Met in a Taxi. 1937: Devil's Playground, I Promise to Pay.
MORRIS, CORBETT
1936: I'd Give My Life.
MORRIS, MARGARET
1936: Desert Guns, The Bride Walks Out.
MORRIS, PHILIP 1936: Desert Gold.
MORRIS. STEPHEN
1936: Hopalong Cassidy Re- turns, Trail Dust, Rustlers Valley, Cottonweed Gulch. 1937: Boi-derland, Hills of Old Wyoming, North of Rio Grande.
MORRIS, WAYNE
1936: China Clipper, Here
Comes Carter !, King of
Hockey.
1937: Kid Galahad.
MORRISON, CHUCK 1937: Aces Wild.
MORRISON, JOE
1936: It's a Great Life.
MORROW, JACKIE
1936: Little Miss Nobody. 1937 : Penrod and Sam.
MORTON, CHARLES
1936: Hollywood Boulevard.
MORTON, JAMES C.
1937: Two Wise Maids, Rhy- thm in the Clouds.
MOSCOVITCH, MAURICE 1936: Winterset. 1937: Make Way for Tomor- row.
MOSCRIP, JAMES 1936: The Big Game.
MOULAN, FRANK
1937: The Girl Said No.
MOVITA
1936: Captaiti Calamity.
MOWBRAY, ALAN
1936: Give l^s This Night Desire. Rose Marie, Muss 'Em Up,_ Fatal Lady, The Case Against Mrs. Ames. My Man Godfrey, Mary of Scotland, Ladies in Love, Rainbow on the River.
1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl, On the Avenue, Four Days' Wonder, As Good as ^Married.
MOWBRAY, HENRY
1936 : The Leathernecks Have Landed.
MOWER. JACK
1936: Hollywood Boulevard.
MOZART, GEORGE 1937: Phantom Ship.
PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
MUDIE. LEONARD
1936: Anthony Adverse, Mary of Scotland, His Brother's Wife. 1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl, They Won't Forget.
MUIR, GAVIN
1936: Half Angel, Mary of Scotland, Charlie Chan at the
1937: The Holy Terror, Fair Warning, Wee Willie Winkie. MUIR, JEAN
1936: White Fang, Lloyds of London.
1937: Fugitive in the Sky, Once a Doctor, Outcasts of Poker Flat, Her Husband's Secretary, Draegerman Cour- age, A Day at the Races. MULHALL, JACK
1936: The Preview Murder Mystery, 13 Hours by Air, Rogues' Tavern, Kelly of the Secret Service, Hollywood Boulevard, Wedding Present, Beloved Enemy, Secret Valley. 1937: Dangerous Holiday.
MUNDIN, HERBERT
1936 : Charlie Chan's Secret, A Message to Garcia, Under Two Flags, Champagne Char- lie, Tarzan Escapes. 1937: Another Dawn, You Can't Beat Love.
MUNI, PAUL
1937: The Good Earth, The Woman I Love.
MUNIER. FERDINAND
1936: The White Legion, The Bold Caballero. 1937: Damaged Goods. BURDOCK, PERRY 1936: Cavalry. 1937: Border Phantom. VIURPHY, BOB 1936: The Case Against Mrs. Ames.
MURPHY, GEORGE 1936: Woman Trap. 1937 : Top of the Town.
MURPHY, HORACE
1936: The Mine With the Iron Door, Rogue /of the Range, Too Much Beef, The Last of the Warrens, Every- man's Law.
1937: Arizona Days, Trouble in Texas, The Gun Ranger, Lawless Land, Come On Cow- boys !, The Girl Said No, Any- thing for a Thrill, Border Phantom.
MURPHY, JACK
1936: It's a Great Life.
MURPHY, MAURICE
1936 : Gentle Julia, Romeo and Juliet, Down to the Sea. 1937: The Road Back.
MURPHY, ROBERT 1936: Two in a Crowd. 1937: Nancy Steele is Miss- ing.
MURRAY, CHARLIE 1936 : Dangerous Waters. 1937: Circus Girl.
MURRAY, FRED
1937; Sweetheart of the Navy.
MURRAY. JOHN T.
1936: Here Comes Carter I 1937: Girl Loves Boy, Sweet-
heart of the Navy, Ever Since Eve. MUSE, CLARENCE
1936 : Laughing Irish Eyes, Muss 'Em Up, Showboat, Fol- low Your Heart, Daniel Boone. 1937 : Mysterious Crossing. MYERS, HARRY
1936: Hollywood Boulevard. MYRTIL, ODETTE 1936: Dodsworth. 1937: Girl from Scotland Yard. NABA
1936: Darkest Africa. NACE, ANTHONY
1936: A Son Comes Home, Murder With Pictures. 1937: Murder Goes to Col- lege, Internes Can't Take Money, Riding on Air, Be- tween Two Women. NAGEL, ANNE
1936 : Love Begins at Twenty, Hot Money, China Clipper, King of Hockey, Here Comes Carter 1
1937: The Three Legionnaires, Guns of the Pecos, The Hoosier Schoolboy. NAGEL, CONRAD
1936: The Girl from Man- dalay. Yellow Cargo, Wed- ding Present.
1937: Navy Spy, The Gold Racket, Bank Alarm. NAISH, J. CARROLL
1936: The Leathernecks Have Landed, Moonlight Murder, The Return of Jimmy Valen- tine, Exclusive Story, Robin Hood of El Dorado, Two in the Dark, Absolute Quiet, Charlie Chan at the Circus, Special Investigator, Anthony Adverse, Ramona, We Who Are About to Die, Charge of the Light Brigade, Crack-Up. 1937: Think Fast Mr. Moto, Song of the City, Border Cafe. NASH, FLORENCE
1936: It's a Great Life. NASH. MARY
1936: Come and Get It. 1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl. NATHEAUX, LOUIS
1936 : Modern Times, Captain Calamity, Yours for the Ask- ing, Go Get 'Em Haines. NAVARRO, AURORA
1937: Drums nf Destiny. NAZARRO, CLIFF
1936: Romance Rides the Range. NEARING, MARGARET
1936: Fast Bullets. NEEMAN, ROBINSON
1936: The Singing Vagabond. NEILL, RICHARD
1937: Hotel Havwire. NELSON, BABS"
1937: Maid of Salem. NESMITH, TOLA
1936: Three Men on a Horse. 1937: Nobody's Baby. NESTELL, BOB
1937: Kid Galahad. NEWELL, DAVID
1936: Educating Father, Polo Joe.
354
NEWELL, ELSA 1936: Navy Born. NEWELL, JIMMY
1937: Sing While You're Able.
NEWELL, WILLIAM
1936: The Voice of Bugle Ann, The Princess Comes Across, Navy Born, Sitting on the Moon, Bulldog Edition, Happy Go Lucky. 1937: A Man Betrayed, Be- ware of Ladies, Larceny on the Air, Bill Cracks Down, The Big Show, Dangerous Holiday, The Mandarin Mys- tery, Rhythm in the Clouds.
NICODEMUS
1936: Go West Young Man.
NIESEN, GERTRUDE 1937: Top of the Town.
NISSEN, GRETA 1936: Spy IT.
NIVEN, DAVID
1936: Rose Marie, Palm Springs, Charge of the Light Brigade, Dodsworth, Thank You Jeeves, Beloved Enemy. 1937: We Have Our Mo- ments.
NIXON, MARIAN
1936: Tango, Captain Calam- ity, The Dragnet.
NOLAN, BOB
1936: Revolt of the Zombies.
NOLAN, DORIS
1936: The Man I Marry. 1937: Top of the Town, As Good as Married.
NOLAN, LLOYD
1936: You May Be Next, Lady of Secrets, Big Brown Eyes, Devil's Squadron, Couti- terfeit. The Texas Rangers, 15 Maiden Lane. 1937: Internes Can't Take Money, King of Gamblers.
NORRIS, EDWARD
1936: The Magnificent Brute. 1937: .Song of the City, Mama Steps Out, Between Two Women, They Won't Forget.
NORTON. BARRY
1936: Murder at Glen Athol, Captain Calamity.
NORTON, EDGAR
1937: Bill Cracks Down, You Can't Buy Luck.
NORTON. JACK
1936: Too Many Parents. 1937: Meet the Missus.
NOVAK, JANE
1936: Hollywood Boulevard.
NOWELL, WEDGEWOOD 1936: To Mary— With Love, Stolen Holiday. 1937: The Big Show.
NUGENT. EDWARD
1936: Dancing Feet, Just My Luck, Doughnuts and Society, The Harvester, Rio Grande Romance, Bunker Bean, Pris- on Shadows, The Big Game, Pigskin Parade, Put on the Spot.
1957: A Man Betrayed, Speed to Spare.
NUGENT. J. C.
1937: A Star is Born, This is My Affair.
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PLAYERS' WORK
OAKES, GEORGE
1936: Song of the Trail. OAKIE, JACK
1936 : Collegiate, Colleen, Florida Special, The Texas Rangers, That Girl from Paris. 1937: Champagne Waltz.
OAKLAND, DAGMAR
1936: The Leavenworth Case.
OAKLAND, VIVIAN
1936: The Bride Walks Out, Lady Luck, Way Out West. 1937: Mile a Minute Love.
OAKMAN. WHEELER
1936: Timber War, Song of
the Trail, Darkest Africa, Aces
and Eights, Roarin' Guns,
Ghost Patrol, Gambling With
Souls.
1937: Death in the Air, Bank
Alarm.
OBERON. MERLE
1936: These Three, Beloved
Enetny. O'BRIEN. GEORGE
1936: O'Malley of the Mouiit-
ed, Border Patrol, Daniel
Boone.
1937: Park Avenue Logger,
Hollywood Cowboi'. O'BRIEN. PAT
1936: I Married a Doctor,
Public Enemy's Wife, China
Clipper.
1937: The Great O'Malley,
^.Slirn. V
O'BRIEN-MOORE, ifc^RIN
1936: The Leavenworth Case,
Ring Around the Moon, Two
in the Dark, The Ex-Mrs.
Bradford, Black Legion, The
Plough and the Stars.
1937: Green Light. O'CONNELL, HUGH
1937: Ready Willing and
Able. O'CONNELL, MARION
1936: The Singing Vagabond. O'CONNELL. PEGGY
1936: Too Much Beef. O'CONNELL, ROBERT
1936: The Lone Wolf Re- turns. O'CONNOR, BILLIE
1937: !Melodv fnr Two. O'CONNOR, DONALD
1937; Melodv for Two. O'CONNOR, JACK
1937 : Melodv for Two. O'CONNOR. PATSY
1937: Girl Loves Boy, I
Promise to Pav. O'CONNOR. ROBERT E.
1936: We Who Are About to
Die. Sing l\Ie A Love Song.
1937: Park Avenue Logger,
Girl Overboard, The Crime
Nobody Saw. O'CONNOR. UNA
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy,
Rose Marie, Suzy, Lloyds of
London, The Plough and the
Stars.
1937: Personal Property, Call
It a Dav. O'DAVERN, VESEY
1936: The White Angel, La- dies in Love. O'DEA, DENNIS
1936: The Plough and the
Stars.
O'DEA, SUNNY
1936: Strike Me Pink, Show- boat.
O'DELL, GEORGIA 1936: West of Nevada.
O'FARRELL, BRODERICK 1936: Easy Money, It Could- n't Have Happened.
OFFERMAN, GEORGE. Jr. 1936: Chatterbox, Wedding Present. 1937: Midnight Court.
O'FLYNN, DAMIAN 193 7 : Marked Woman.
O'FLYNN, PADDY 1936: The Milky Way.
O'HARA, JOHN
1936: The General Died at Dawn.
O'KEEFE, WALTER 1936: Prison Shadows.
OLAND, WARNER
1936: Charlie Chan's Secret,
Charlie Chan at the Circus,
Charlie Chan at the Race
Track, Charlie Chan at the
Opera.
1937: Charlie Chan at the
Olympics.
OLIVER, DAVID
1936: Postal Inspector, The Girl on the Front Page. 1937: Girl Overboard, When Love is Young, Night Key, As Good as INIarried, Armored Car.
OLIVER. EDNA MAY 1936 : Romeo and Juliet. 1937: Parnell.
OLIVER, GORDON
1937: Fugitive in the Sky, Once a Doctor, The Go Getter, Draegerman Courage.
OLIVER, TED
1936: Klondike Annie, Yel- low Dust, Border Flight, Re- turn of Sophie Lang.
OLSEN, MORONI
1936: We're Only Human, Yellow Dust, Two in the Dark, The Witness Chair, M'liss, Mary of Scotland, Grand Jury, The Plough and the Stars, Mummy's Boys.
OLSEN, OLE
1936: Country Gentlemen.
O'MALLEY. PAT
1936: Hollywood Boulevard,
Beloved Enemy.
1937: Mysterious Crossing.
O'MALLEY, REX 1936: Camille.
O'NEILL, HENRY
1936: Boulder Dam, Fresh- man Love, Road Gang, The Walking Dead, The Big Noise, The Golden Arrow, Anthony Adverse, Bullets or Ballots, The White Angel, Two Against the World, Rainbow on the River. 1937: The Great O'Malley, Green Light. Marked Woman, The Go Getter. Draegerman Courage.
ONYX CLUB BAND
1936: The Music Goes 'Round.
ORTEGO, ARTIE
1936: Ghost Patrol, King of the Royal Mounted.
ORTH, FRANK
1936: Hot Money, Polo Joe.
355
OSBORNE. BUD
1936: Song of the Saddle, Treachery Rides the Range, Roamin' Wild, Headin' for Rio Grande. 193 7 : Guns of the Pecos.
OSBORNE, LUCILLE 193 7 : Circus Girl.
OSBORNE, VIVIENNE
1936: Let's Sing Again, Wives Never Know, Follow Your Heart, Sinner Take All. 1937 : Champagne Waltz, The Crime Nobody Saw.
OSCAR AND ELMER
1937: The Hit Parade, The Old Corral.
O'SHEA, OSCAR
1937 : Captains Courageous.
O'SHEA, JACK
1937: The Big Show.
O'SULLIVAN, MAUREEN 1936: The Voice of Bugle Ann, Tarzan Escapes, The Devil-Doll.
1937: A Day at the Races, Between Two Women, The Emperor's Candlesticks.
OTHO, HENRY
1936 : Treachery Rides the Range, Love Begins at Twen- ty, Murder by an Aristocrat, "Trailin' West.
1937: Guns of the Pecos, Slim.
OTTIANO, RAFAELA
1936: We're Only Human, Anthony Adverse, The Devil- Doll, Mad Holiday, That Girl from Paris.
1937: Seventh Heaven, May- time.
OUSPENSKAYA, MME. MARIA 1936: Dodsworth.
OVERMAN, LYNN
1936 : Collegiate, Poppy, Yours for the Asking, Three Married Men, Jungle Prin-
1937: Nobody's Baby, Don't Tell the Wife, Murder Goes to College, Wild Money, Hotel Haywire.
OWEN. GARY
1936: Return of Sophie Lang, King of Hockey, The Case of the Black Cat. 1937: Racketeers in Exile.
OWEN, REGINALD
1936: Rose Marie, Petticoat Fever, The Great Ziegfeld, Trouble for Two, Yours for the Asking, Adventure in Man- hattan, Love on the Run, The Girl on the Front Page, Rich and Reckless.
1937: Dangerous Number, Personal Property.
OWSLEY. MONROE
1936: Private Number, Mis- ter Cinderella, Yellowstone. 1937: Hideaway Girl, The Hit Parade.
PAGE, ANITA
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven.
PAGE, BRADLEY
1936: Woman Trap, The Princess Comes Across, Three of a Kind, Two in a Crowd. 1937: Don't Tell the Wife,
PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
Outcasts of Poker Flat, Trouble in Morocco, Her Hus- band Lies, Fifty Roads to Town, There Goes My Girl, You Can't Beat Love.
PALANGE, INEZ
1936: A Woman Rebels. 1937: Song of the City.
PALLETTE. EUGENE
1936: The Ghost Goes West, The Golden Arrow, My Man Godfrey, Easy to Take, Luck- test Girl in the World, Stow- away.
1937: Clarence, The Crime Nobody Saw.
PALMER, DICK
1937: Trouble in Texas.
PALMER, LILLI 1937: Silent Barriers.
PANGBORN, FRANKLIN 1936: Tango, Don't Gamble With Love, Doughnuts and Society, To Mary — With Love, Hats Off. 1937: Dangerous Number, She's Dangerous, Swing High — Swing Low, Step Lively Jeeves!, Turn Oft' the Moon, A Star is Born, The Mandarin Mystery, Hotel Haywire, Dan- gerous Moliday.
?APE, LIONEL
193(i: Mary of Scotland, The White Legion, Beloved En- emy.
1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl, The Prince and the Pauper, W'ee Willie Winkie.
PARKER, BARNETT
1936: The President's Mys- tery, We Who Are About to Die.
1937: Espionage, Ready Will- ing and Able, Personal Prop- erty, The Last of Mrs. Chey- ney. Dangerous Number, Wake Up and Live, The Em- peror's Candlesticks. |
PARKER, CECILIA
1936: The Mine With the Iron Door, Below the Dead- line, Old Hutch, In His Steps. 1937: Girl Loves Boy, A Fam- ily Affair, Hollywood Cowboy, Sweetheart of the Navy.
PARKER, ED
1937: Rhvthm in the Clouds.
PARKER. FRANKLIN
1936: F-Man, The Return of Jimmy Valentine, I'd Give My Life. 1937: I Cover the War.
PARKER, FRED 1936: Roamin' Wild. 1937: Trouble in Texas.
PARKER. JEAN
1936: The Ghost Goes West, The Farmer in the Dell, The Texas Rangers.
PARKYAKARKUS
1936: Strike Me Pink. 1937: New Faces of 1937.
PARRISH, GI-GI
1936: August Week-End.
PARRISH, HELEN
1936: Make Wav for a Lady.
PARSONS, PATSY LEE
1937: Thev Wanted to Marry.
PATRICK, GAIL
1936: Two in the Dark, The Lone Wolf Returns, The Pre-
view Murder Mystery, Early to Bed, My Man Godfrey, Murder With Pictures, White Hunter.
1937: John Meade's Woman, Her Husband Lies. PATRICK, LEE 1937: Border Cafe.
PATTERSON, ELIZABETH
1936: Her Master's Voice, Small Town Girl, Timothy's Quest, Three Cheers for Love, Return of Sophie Lang, Old Hutch, Go West Young Man.
PATTERSON, JOHN
1937: King of Gamblers, Hotel Haywire.
PATTERSON, "PAT" 1936: Spendthrift.
PAWLEY, ANTHONY
1937: Paradise Express, Af- fairs of Cappy Ricks.
PAWLEY, EDWARD
1936: Tough Guy, Sworn En- emy, Sinner Take All. 1937: Mountain Justice, The Hoosier Schoolboy.
PAWLEY, WILLIAM
1936: Boulder Dam, The Big Noise, Bullets or Ballots, Pub- lic Enemy's Wife. 1937: Born Reckless.
PAXTON SISTERS
1936: Every Saturday Night. PAYNE, JOHN
1936: Dodsworth. Hat Off.
1937: Fair Warning. PAYNE, SALLY
1937: The Big Show. PAYNE, SID
1936: The Dragnet. PAYTON, LEW
1936: Valiant is the Word for
Carrie.
1937: Racing Ladv. PEARCE, AL & GANG
1937: The Hit Parade. PEARCE. GEORGE
1936: The Singing Cowboy.
1937: When You're in Love. PEDROZA, ALPHONSO
1936: The (iav Desperado. PEIL. EDWARD
1937: Come On Cowboys! PENDLETON, ANN
1937: Rootin' Tootin" Rhvthm. PENDLETON, GAYLORD
1937: Internes Can't Take
Monev. PENDLETON, NAT
1936: The Garden Murder
Case, The Great Ziegfeld.
Trapped by Television, Sworn
Enemy, Two in a Crowd,
Luckiest Girl in the World,
Sing Me A Love Song.
1937: LTnder Cover of Night,
!^ong of the Citv, PENN. LEONARD
1937: Between Two Women. PENNER, JOE
1936 : Collegiate.
1937: New Faces of 1937. PENNICK, JACK
1936: Drift Fence. PEPPER. BARBARA
1936: Showboat, Rogues' Tav- ern, M'liss, The Big Game,
Wanted — Jane Turner, Win-
terset.
356
1937: Sea Devils, Too Many
Wives, You Can't Buy Luck,
You Can't Beat Luck. PERKINS, CAROLINE
1936: Old Hutch. PERKINS, JULIA
1936: Old Hutch. PERKINS. OSGOOD
1936: Gold Diggers of 1937. PERRIN, JACK
1936: Hair-Trigger Casey,
Desert Justice. PERRY, JOAN
1936: Dangerous Intrigue,
Shakedown, Meet Nero Wolfe.
1937: Counterfeit Lady. PERRY, LINDA
1936 : Two Against the World. PERRY, MARGARET
1936: Go West Young Man. PERRY, PASCALE
1936 : Guns and Guitars. PETERS, FRED
1936: I Conquer the Sea. PETERS, JOHN S.
1937 : Death in the Air. PETERS SISTERS
1936: With Love and Kisses.
PETERSON, DOROTHY
1936: The Country Doctor,
Reunion.
1937: Girl Loves Boy, Under
Cover of Night, Her Husband
Lies.
PHELPS. BUSTER
1936: Too Many Parents. 1937: Girl Loves Boy.
PHELPS, LEE
1936: Boss Rider of Gun
Creek.
1937 : Sandflow, Tough to
Handle.
PHELPS, TEL
1936 : Tlie Lonelv Trail.
PHILLIPS. EDDIE
1936: Soak the Rich, Born to Fight, Wildcat Trooper, Wed- ding Present, Ambush Val- ley.
PHILLIPS, HOWARD 1937: Fugitive in the Sky.
PHILLIPS, MARY
1937: As Good as Married, Wings Over Honolulu.
PICHEL, IRVING
1936: Don't Gamble With Love, The House of a Thou- sand Candles, Hearts in Bond- age, Dracula's Daughter. Down to the Sea, General Spanky. 1937: Join the Marines, Ar- mored Car, High, Wide and Handsome.
PICK AND PAT
1937: Tlie Hit Parade. PICON, MOLLY
1937: Viddle with His Fiddle. PIDGEON. WALTER
1936: Fatal Lady, Big Brown
Eyes.
1937: Girl Overboard, She's
Dangerous, As Good as Mar-
PIGOTT. TEMPE
1936: The White Angel.
PIKE, NITA 1937 : Espionage.
PILOT, BERNICE
1937: Penrod and Sam.
• • •
PLAYERS' WORK
PIRRONE, JOHNNY
1936: I Conquer the Sea.
1937: Penrod and Sam. PITTS, ZASU
19o(i: 1.1 Hours bv Air, Mad
Holiday. Tin- Plot Thickens.
Sing- Me .\ Love Song. POGUE, THOMAS
)93b: I Married a Doctor,
.Sta.ge Struck. POLK, OSCAR
19.i6: It's a Great Life, The
Green Pastures.
POLLARD, DAPHNE
193(): Our Relations.'
POLLARD, SNUB
1936: Just My Luck, Tiie
Crime Patrol, The Gentleman
from Louisiana, The White
Legion, Headin' for Rio
Grande.
1937: Arizona Days.
POMEROY, ALLEN 1936: Cain and Mabel.
POPE, BUD
1936: The Lonely Trail.
PORCASI. PAUL
1936: The Lady Consents, The Leathernecks Have Land- ed, Muss 'Em Up, Hi Gaucho. Down to the Sea, Crash Don- ovan, Two in a Crowd. 1937 : Maytime, Seventh Heav- en, Cafe Metropole, The Em- peror's Candlesticks.
PORTER. DEL
1'j36: P.orn to Dance.
PORTMAN, ERIC
1937: The Prince and the Pauper.
POST. GUY BATES
1936: Fatal Lady, 'Til We Meet Again, Trouble for Two, The Case Against Mrs. Ames. 1937: Champagne Waltz, May- time. Maid of Salem.
POTEL, VICTOR
1936: Yellow Dust, Song of the Saddle, The Three God- fathers, O'Malley of the Mounted, Down to the Sea, God's Country and the Woman. 193 7 : The Captain's Kid.
POULET. ALBERT
1937: I Met Him in Paris.
POWELL. DICK
1936: Colleen. Hearts Divided. Stage Struck, Gold Diggers of 1937. 1937: On the Avenue.
POWELL, ELEANOR 1936: Porn to Dance.
POWELL, JACK
1937: Armored Car, The Wildcatter.
POWELL, RICHARD
1936: Hollywood Boulevard,
Yours foi the Asking.
1 937 : Clarence, Another
I^awn.
POWELL. RUSSELL
1936: Rose if the Rancho. Sutter's Gold.
POWELL. WILLi^M
1936: The Great ZiegiVld, The Ex-Mrs. Bradford. My Man Godfrey. Lilieled Lady. After the Thin Man.
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey- ney. The Emperor's Candle- sticks.
POWER, TYRONE
1936: (Wrl's Dormitory, La- dies in Love, Lloyds of Lon- don.
1937: Love is News, Cafe Metropole.
POWERS, JOHN
1937: Hills of Old Wyoming.
PRATHER, LEE 1936: Just My Luck.
PRATT, PURNELL
1936 : Dancing Feet, Return of Sophie Lang. Wives Never Know, Hollywood Boulevard, Straight from the Shoulder, The Plainsman, Wedding Present.
1937: Let's Make a Million, Murder Goes to College, Join the JMarines, King of Gamblers.
PRESTON, ANN
1936: Revolt of the Zombies, T1ie ?ila8:iiificcnt Brute.
PREVOST. MARIE (Deceased)
1936: Tango, 13 Hours by Air.
PRICE, ALONZO
1936: Forgotten Faces, Black Legion.
1937: Navy Blues. Slim, Mid- night IMadumia.
PRICE, EDWARD
1936: .Smartest Girl in Town.
1937 : The Go Getter. PRICE, HAL
1936: Just My Luck, The Desert Phantom. Navy Born. The Fugitive Sheriff. Cavalry. 1937: Trouble in Texas, Mel- ody of the Plains, The Trusted Outlaw.
PRICE, ROSALINDA 1936: Roarin' Guns.
PRICE, STANLEY
1937: Tough to Handle.
PRINGLE. AILEEN
1936: The I'nguarded Hour,
Piccadilly Jim, Wanted — Jane
Turner.
1937: The Last of Mrs. Chey-
ney. John Meade's Woman.
PRIVAL. LUCIEN 1936: Darkest Africa. 1937: History is Made at Night.
PROUTY. JED
1936: Every Saturday Night, Little Miss Nobody, Special Investigator, Educating Father. Back to Nature. His Brother's Wife. Happy Go Luckv, Un- der Your Spell. Can This Be Dixie?
1937: Off to the Races, The Crime Nobody Saw. Big Bus- iness. Dangerous Holiday.
PRYOR. ROGER
1936: The Return of Jimmy V^alentine. Ticlcet to Paradise. Sitting on the ^[oon, Missing Girls.
PUGLIA. FRANK
1936: The Devil is a Sissy, Bulldog Edition. The Gay Des- perado. The Garden of Allah. 1937: A Doctor's Diary, May- time, When You're in Love. Song of the City, Maina Steps Out.
PURCELL. DICK
1936: Man Hunt, Broadway Playboy, Brides Are Like
357
That, Times Square Playboy, The Law in Her Hands, Jail- break, Bullets or Ballots, Pub- lic Enemy's Wife, The Case of the Velvet Claws, King of Hockey.
1937: The Captain's Kid, Mel- iidy for Two, Navy Blues, Men in Exile. Slim.
QUALEN. JOHN M.
1936: Whipsaw, Ring Around the Moon, The Country Doc- tor, The Road to Glory, Girl's Dormitory, xMeet Nero Wolfe, Reunion.
1937: Seventh Heaven, Fifty Roads to Town, Angel's Holi- day.
QUARTARO, NENA
1936: Underworld Terror. The Three jMcsquiteers.
QUIGLEY, CHARLES
1936: Charlie Chan's Secret, And Sudden Death, Lady from Nowhere.
1937: Find the Witness, Speed to Spare, Girls Can Play.
QUIGLEY, JUANITA
1936: The Devil-Doll, Horn to Dance.
QUILLAN. EDDIE
1936: The Gentleman from
Louisiana.
1937: The Mardarin Mystery.
QUILLEN, MARIE
1936: The ."-Ringing Vagal)ond.
QUINN, ANTHONY 1936: Parole!
1937: Swing High — Swing Low, Waikiki Wedding, Last Train from Madrid.
RAFT, GEORGE
1936: H Had to Happen, Yours for the Asking.
RAINER. LUISE
1936: The Great Ziegfeld. 1937: The Good Earth, The Emperor's Candlesticks.
RAINS, CLAUDE
1936: Hearts Divided, An- thony Adverse. Stolen Holiday. 1937: The Prince and the Pauper. They Won't Forget.
RAKER. L9RIN
193 7 : California .Straight Ahead.
RALPH, JESSIE
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy, Yellow Dust, The Garden Murder Case, The Unguarded Hour, San Francisco. Bunker Bean. Walking on Air, Camille. After the Thin Man. 1937: The Good Earth. The Last of :\Irs. Chevney.
RALSTON. ESTHER'
1936: The Girl from Man-
dalay. Hollywood Boulevard,
Reunion.
1937: As Good as Married.
RALSTON, MARCIA
1937: Call It a Day, Ever Since Fve.
RANDALL. ADDISON
1936: Follow the Fleet, Love on a Bet. Two in the Dark. Navy liorn. Don't 'I'urn 'Em Loose. Flying Hostess.
RANDALL. LORRAIN
10;, 7: Xorth of Kio Grande.
RANDOL. GEORGE
1936: The Green Pastures.
• • •
PLAYERS' WORK
RANDY, JULIUS
1937: Killers of the Sea.
RANKIN, ARTHUR 1936: Roaming Lady.
RATHBONE, BASIL
1936: Romeo and Juliet. Pri- vate Niitr.! c, The Garden of Allah. 1937: Love from a Stranger.
RATOFF, GREGORY
1936: Here Comes Trouble, Under Two Flags, Road to Glory, Sins of Man, Sing Baby Sing, Falling in Love, Trouble Ahead, Under Your Spell. 1937: Seventh Heaven, Top of the Town, Cafe Metropole.
RAWLINSON, HERBERT 1936: Dancing Feet, Hitch Hike to Heaven, Bullets or Ballots, Ticket to Paradise, A Son Comes Home, Hollywood Boulevard, Mad Holiday, God's Country and the Wo- man.
1937: Mysterious Crossing, Nobody's Baby, The Go Get- ter.
RAY, CHARLES
1936: Just My Luck, Holly- wood Boulevard.
RAY, JIMMY
1936: Sitting on the Moon.
RAY, LEAH
1936: One In A Million. 1937: The Holy Terror, Wake Up and Live, Sing and Be Happy.
RAY, ROLAND
1936: The Oregon Trail.
RAY, TERRY
1936: College Holiday. 1937: Murder Goes to Col- lege.
RAYE, MARTHA
1936: Rhythm on the Range, Big Broadcast of 1937, Col- lege Holiday.
1937: Hideaway Girl, Waikiki Wedding, Mountain Music.
RAYE, TERRY
1937: Hotel Havwire.
RAYMOND, GENE
1936: Love on a Bet, Walk- ing on Air, The Bride Walks Out, Smartest Girl in Town, That Girl from Paris. 1937: There Goes My Girl.
RAYMOND, JACK
1936: The Preview Murder Mystery.
RAYNORE, EDYTHE 1936: The Road to Glory.
READ, BARBARA
1937: The Mighty Treve, Three Smart Girls, Make Way for Tomorrow, The Road Back.
REAL, ALMA
1936: Dancing Pirate.
REED, DONALD 1936: Darkest Africa.
REED, GEORGE
1936: The Green Pastures.
REED. PHILLIP
1936: The Murder of Dr. Harrigan, The Last of the Mohicans, Luckiest Girl in the World.
REGAN, JAYNE
1936: Jjadies in Love. 1937: This is My Affair.
REGAN, PHIL
1936: Laughing Irish Eyes, Happy Go Lucky. 1937: The Hit Parade. REGAS, GEORGE
1936: Hell-Ship Morgan, Night Cargo, Robin Hood of El Dorado, Rose Marie, The Girl from Mandalay, Isle of Fury, Daniel Boone. 1937: Waikiki Wedding, An- other Dawn.
REGIS, PEDRO
1936: Sutter's Gold, The Trai- tor.
REICHER. FRANK
1936: The Country Doctor, The Invisible Ray, Sutter's Gold, The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, Murder on a Bridle Path, 'Til We Meet Again, Anthony Ad- verse, Girl's Dormitory, Star for a Night, Second Wife, Along Came Love, Stolen Holiday.
1937: Espionage, Laughing at Trouble, Under Cover of Night, The Great O'Malley, Nipht Key, The Emperor's Candlesticks, The Road Back.
REICHER, HEDWIGA
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles, I Married a Doctor.
REINER, MAXINE
1936: Charlie Chan at the Circus, Sins of a Man, The Girl on the Front Page.
REMLEY, RALPH
1936: Bullets or Ballots, Pop- py, Yours for the Asking. 1937: Make Way for Tomor- row, Let Them Live !
RENALDO, DUNCAN
1936: Moonlight Murder, Lady
Luck. Rebellion.
]')^7 : Mile a Minute Love.
RENAVENT, GEORGES
1936: The Invisible Ray, The
Sky Parade.
1937: History is Made at
Night, Seventh Heaven, Cafe
Metropole.
RENTCHLER. MICKEY 1936: Sins of Man, Follow Your Heart.
REQUA, CHARLES
1936: Yours for the Asking.
REVEL, HARRY 1936: Collegiate.
REVIER, DOROTHY
1936: The Cowboy and the Kid.
REYNOLDS, CRAIG
1936: Broadway Playboy, Brides Are Like That, Times Square Playboy, Treachery Rides the Range, The Golden Arrow, Sons O' Guns, Jail- break, Stage .Struck, Smart Blonde, Here Comes Carter!, Case of the Black Cat. 1937: Melody for Two, Pen- rod and Sam, Slim.
REYNOLDS, GENE
1936: Thank You Jeeves, Sins of Man.
RHODES, ERIK
1936: Two in the Dark, Chat- terbox, One Rainy Afternoon, Special Investigator, Second Wife, Smartest Girl in Town. 1937: Criminal Lawyer, Woman Chases Man.
358
RHODES, FRANK
1936: I Married a Doctor. RHODES, JANE
1936: Forgotten Faces. The Arizona' Raiders. RHYTHM RASCALS \').>7 : Nobody's Baby.
RICCIARDI, WILLIAM
1936: Under Two Flags, An- thony Adverse, San Francisco. RICE, FLORENCE
1936: Pride of the Marines, Panic on the Air, Women Are Trouble, The Longest Night, Sworn Enemy, Blackmailer. 1937: Under Cover of Night, Riding on Air.
RICE, FRANK (Deceased)
1936: Nevada, The Oregon Trail.
RICE, JACK
1936: Walking on Air.
RICE, MARIE
1936: The Leavenworth Case.
RICE, MARY ALICE
1935: Love Letters of a Star, Flying Hostess.
RICHARDS, ADDISON
1936: Colleen, Man Hunt, Road Gang, Song of the Sad- dle, The Walking Dead, Sut- ter's Gold, The Law in Her Hands, Jailbreak, Anthony Ad- verse, Public Enemy's Wife, The Case of the Velvet Claws, China Clipper, Hot Money, Trailin' West, Smart Blonde. 1937: Ready Willing and Able, Her Husband's Secre- tary, Draegerman Courage.
RICHARDS, CULLY 1936: Sing Baby Sing. 1937: Pick a Star, Sweetheart of the Nav}-.
RICHARDS, GRANT
1936: Hopalong Cassidy Re- turns.
RICHMAN, CHARLES
1936: The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, Parole!, I'd Give My Life, In His Steps, Under Your Spell, Sing Me -A Love Song.
RICHMAN, HARRY
1936: The Music Goes 'Round.
RICHMOND, KANE
1936: Born to Fight, Racing Blood, With Love and Kisses, Headline Crasher, Devil Dia- mond, Private Number. 1937: Nancy Steele is Miss- ing, Headline Crasher, Tough to Handle, Anything for a Thrill.
RICHMOND, WARNER
1936: Hearts in Bondage, Be- low the Deadline, Heart of the West, The Singing Vaga- bond, The White Legion, Song of the Gringo, Headin' for Rio Grande.
1937: The Gold Racket, A Lawman is Born.
RICKETTS, THOMAS
1936: Hi G'aucho, We Went to College, Maid of Salem.
RICKSON. JOE
1936: Hopalong Cassidy Re- turns.
RIDEOUT, ROBERT
1937: What Price Vengeance, Fury and the Woman.
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PLAYERS' WORK
RIDGES. STANLEY
1936: Winterset, Sinner Take
All.
1937: Internes Can't Take
Money.
RIEBE, LOREN
193 7: Come On Cowboys!
RILEY, MIKE
1936: The Music Goes 'Round.
RING, CYRIL
1936: The Border Patrolman, Wedding Present.
RIO RITA
1936: Strike Me Pink.
RISDON, ELIZABETH
1936: Don't Gamble With Love, Lady of Secrets, "The King Steps Out, The Final Hour, Craig's Wife, Theodora Goes Wild.
1937: The Woman I Love, Make Way for Tomorrow, Mountain Justice, They Won't Forget.
RISE, ROY
1936: Desert Guns.
RITTER, TEX
1936: Song of the Gringo, Headin' for Rio Grande. 1937: Trouble in Texas, Ari- zona Days.
RITZ BROTHERS
1936: Sing, Baby, Sing, One
In A Million.
1937 : On the Avenue.
RIVERO, JULIAN
1936: Hi Gaucho, Woman Trap, Song of the Saddle, Dancing Pirate. 1937: The Mighty Treve, Lawless Land.
ROACH, BERT
1936: Love Before Breakfast, Sons O' Guns, San Francisco, God's Country and the Wo- man.
1937: Sing While You're Able, The Girl Said No, The Em- peror's Candlesticks.
ROBARDS, JASON
1936: The White Legion. 1937: Sweetheart of the Navy.
ROBBINS, ARCH
1936: The Leavenworth Case.
ROBBINS, JAMES
1937: Marked Woman, Slim.
ROBERTI, LYDA
1937: Nobody's Baby. Pick a Star.
ROBERTS, BEATRICE
1937: Park Avenue Logger, Bill Cracks Down.
ROBERTS, BEVERLY
1936: The Singing Kid, Sons O' Guns, Two Against the World, Hot Money, China Clipper, God's Country and the Woman.
1937: Her Husband's Secre- tary.
ROBERTS, DON
1937: Ghost Town Gold.
ROBERTS, DOROTHY 1936: Bridge of Sighs.
ROBERTS, FLORENCE
1936: Every Saturday Night, Next Time We Love, Edu- cating Father, Nobody's Fool, Back to Nature. 1937: Off to the Races, No- body's Baby, Big Business.
ROBERTS, JEANIE
1936: The Return of Jimmy Valentine.
ROBERTS, LEONA 193 7 : Border Cafe.
ROBERTS, LYNN
1937: Dangerous Holiday.
ROBERTS, MURIEL 1936: Pepper.
ROBERTSON, RALPH
1937: Behind the Headlines.
ROBERTSON, WILLARD 1936: The Three Godfathers, Dangerous Waters, I Married a Doctor, The First Baby, The Gorgeous Hussy, The Last of the Mohicans, The Man Who Lived Twice, Wanted — Jane Turner, Win- terset, That Girl from Paris. 1937: John Meade's Woman, Larceny on the Air, Park Avenue Logger, The Go Get- ter, This is My Affair.
ROBESON, PAUL 1936: Showboat.
ROBINS, EDWARD H. 1937 : Meet the Missus.
ROBINSON, DEWEY
1936: The Return of Jimmy
Valentine, Dangerous Waters,
Florida Special, All American
Chump.
1937: Slave Ship, New Faces
of 1937.
ROBINSON, EDWARD G. 1936: Bullets or Ballots, Thunder in the City. 1937: Kid Galahad.
ROBINSON, RUTH
1936: The Walking Dead, Sins of Man, The Case of the Vel- vet Claws, China Clipper. 1937: Outcast, Midnight Ma- donna.
ROBIO, JOSE
1936: Sutter's Gold.
ROBSON. MAY
1936: Wife versus Secretary, Rainbow on the River. 1937: Woman in Distress. The Captain's Kid. A Star is Born.
ROCHELLE, CLAIRE 1936: Empty Saddles. 1937: Guns in the Dark.
ROCKWELL, JACK
1936: The Lawless Nineties, Heroes of the Range, The .Singing Cowboy, Rogue of the Range, Roarin' Guns. The Traitor, Guns and Guitars. 1937: Bar Z Bad Men.
ROCQUEMORE, HENRY 1936: Tust My Luck, Nevada, The Crime Patrol.
ROGERS, ALLAN
1937: The Girl Said No.
ROGERS, BARBARA 1936: Two in a Crowd.
ROGERS, CHARLES (Buddy) 1937: Week-End Millionaire.
ROGERS, GINGER
1936: Follow the Fleet, Swing
Time.
19.^7 : Shall We Dance.
ROGERS, JEAN
1936: Two in a Crowd, Con- flict.
1937: Mysterious Crossing, When Love is Young, Night Key, The Wildcatter.
359
ROGERS, JOHN
1936: Don't Get Personal, Love Before Breakfast, Klon- dike Annie, Charlie Chan at the Race Track. 1937: Think Fast Mr. Moto.
ROGERS, MILDRED 1937: The Girl Said No.
ROLAND, GILBERT
1937: Midnight Taxi, Last Train for Madrid.
ROMANOFF, MICHAEL
1937: Sing While You're Able.
ROMERO, CESAR
1936: Love Before Breakfast IS'obody's Fool, Public Ene- my's Wife, IS Maiden Lane- 1937 : She's Dangerous, Ar mored Car, Wee Willie Win kie.
ROMERO, TONY
1936: A Woman Rebels.
ROONEY, MICKEY
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy, The Devil is a Sissy, Down the Stretch.
1937 : Captains Courageous, A Family Affair, The Hoosier Schoolboy, Slave Ship.
ROOSEVELT, BUDDY 193 7: The Old Corral.
ROQUEMORE, HENRY
1936: The Milky Way, Too Many Parents, Hearts in Bon- dage, Nevada.
1937: Bank Alarm, Sweet- heart of the Navy.
ROSAMOND, CLINTON
1936: The Green Pastures,
Hearts in Bondage.
1937: They Won't Forget.
ROSENBLOOM, MAXIE 1936: Muss 'Em Up, Kelly the Second. 1937: Two Wise Maids.
ROSENER, GEORGE
1936: The Case of the Black
Cat.
1937: Park Avenue Logger,
New Faces of 193 7.
ROSING, BODIL
1936: Hearts in Bondage. 1937: Michael O'Halloran.
ROSLEY. ADRIAN
1936: The Walking Dead, Col- legiate, Sins of Man, The Gay Desperado, The Garden of Allah, The Magnificent Brute, Sing Me A Love Song. 1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl, Ready Willing and Able, A Star is Born.
ROSS, EARL
1936: Cavalry, Stormy Trails. 1937: Riders of the Whis- tling Skull.
ROSS. SHIRLEY
1936: San Francisco, Devil's
Squadron, Big Broadcast of
193 7.
1937: Hideaway Girl, Waikiki
Wedding.
ROSS, VERA
1937: The Girl Said No.
ROUVEROL, JEAN
1936: The Leavenworth Case,
Fatal Lady.
1937: The Road Back.
ROWAN, DON
1936: Whipsaw, And Sudden Death, The Arizona Raiders, Return of Sophie Lang.
PLAYERS' WORK
1937: Devil's Playground, When's Your Birthday?, Af- fairs of Cappy Ricks. ROWAN, FRANK
19.1/ : llf'tel Haywire. ROWLES, POLLY
1936: Love Letters of a Star. 1937: Wings Over Honolulu. ROY, GLORIA
1936: The Song and Dance
Man, Charlie Chan's Secret,
Charlie Chan at the Race
Track, Crack-Up.
1937: The Holy Terror, Fair
Warning.
ROYLE, WILLIAM
1936: The Glory Trail, Re- bellion. 1937 : Hollyvvood Cowboy.
RUB, CHRISTIAN
1936: Next Time We Love, We're Only Human, The Leathernecks Have Landed, Murder on a Bridle Path, Sins of Man, Parole I, Suzy, Girl's Dormitory.
r9,i7 : Outcast, When Love is Yiiung, Cafe Metropole.
RUBIO, JOSE
1937: Lash of the Penitentes.
RUDD, DARWIN
1936: College Holiday.
RUDOLPH, OSCAR 1936: It's a Great Life. 1937: Hotel Haywire.
RUEL, WILLIAM 1936: Sutter's Gold.
RUGGLES, CHARLIE
1936: Anything Goes, Hearts
Divided, Early to Bed, Wives
Never Know, Mind Your Own
Business.
1937: Turn Off the M"on.
RUICK, MEL
1937: iXavv Blues.
RUMANN, SIG
1936: The Princess Comes Across, The Bold Caballero. 1937: On the Avenue, .Seventh Heaven, Maytime, Midnight Taxi, Think Fast Mr. Moto, This is My AfTair, A Day at the Races.
RUSH, DICK
1936: The Cowboy and the Kid.
RUSSELL, ALBERT
1936: I Conquer the Sea.
RUSSELL, BYRON 1937. Parnell.
RUSSELL, ELIZABETH
1936: Forgotten Faces, Giil
of the Ozarks.
1937 : Hideaway Girl.
RUSSELL. MARY
1937: Roarin' Lead. Riders of the Whistling Skull, The Big Show,
RUSSELL. ROSALIND
1936: It Had to Happen. Under Two Flags, Trouble for Two, Craig's Wife. 1937: Xight Must Fall.
RUSSELL, ZELLA
1936: Avenging Waters.
RUTH. MARSHALL 1936: Wedding Present.
RUTHERFORD, ANN
1936: The Lawless Nineties, Doughnuts and Society, The Harvester, Comin' 'Round the Mountain, Down to the Sea,
The Oregon Trail, The Lone- ly Trail. RUTHERFORD, JOHN
1936: Three on the Trail, The Oregon Trail, Heart of the West.
1937: North of Rio Grande. RYAN, PEGGY
1937: Top of the Town. ST. JOHN, AL
1936: Millionaire Kid, West of Nevada, Hopalong Cassidy Returns, Trail Dust. 1937: Outcasts of Poker Flat, Melody of the Plains, A Law- man is Born. ST. LUKE'S CHORISTERS
1937 : Green Light. ST. MAUER, ANDRE
1937: History is Made at Night.
ST. MAUR, ADELE 1936: The Invisible Ray.
ST. POLIS, JOHN
1936 : Three on the Trail, The Border Patrolman, Below the Deadline, The Dark Hour.
SAGE, FRANCES
1936: The Witness Chair, Without Orders.
SALE, CHARLES "CHIC" (Deceased)
1936: It's a Great Life, Man Hunt, The Gentleman from Louisiana, The Man I Marry, 1937: You Only Live Once.
SALES. VIRGINIA
1937: Outcast, Meet the Miss- us, Dangerous Holiday.
SANDERS, GEORGE 1936: Lloyds of London. 1937: Love is News, .Slave Ship.
SANFORD, STANLEY 1936: Modern Times.
SAN MARTIN, CARLOS 1937: Marked Woman.
SANTLEY. FRED
193 7 : This is My Affair.
SANTOS, JACK
1936: The Girl from Manda- lay.
SARNO. HECTOR
1937: Wee Willie Winkic.
SAUERS JOSEPH
1936: The Prescott Kid.
SAUM, CLIFF
1936: Trailin' West. 1937: Guns of the Pecos.
SAWYER, JASPER 1936: High Tension.
SAWYER. JOSEPH
1936: Freshman Love, The Leathernecks Have Landed. The Petrified Forest, Pride of The Marines, Special Investi- gator, And Sudden Death, Two in a Crowd, Great Guy, Black Legion.
1937: Navy Blues. Motor Madness, Slim, Midnight Ma- donna.
SAYLES. FRANCIS
1936: Black Legion. SAYLOR. SID
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven, Kelly the Second. The Sky Parade. Nevada, The Last As- signment, Kelly of the Secret .Service, Prison Shadows, Headin' for Rio Grande. Secret Valley.
1937: Arizona Days. Guns in the Dark.
360
SCHILDKRAUT, JOSEPH
1936: The Garden of Allah. 193 7: Slave Ship. SCOTT, DAVID
1936: The Garden of Allah.
SCOTT, DOUGLAS
1936: Too Many Parents, And So They Were Married, Easy to Take, Lloyds of London. 1937: Wee Willie Winkie, Slave Ship.
SCOTT, FRED
1936: The Last Outlaw, Ro- mance Rides the Range. 1937: IMelody of the Plains.
SCOTT, JESSE 1936: Dimples.
SCOTT, RANDOLPH
1936: Follow the Fleet, And Sudden Death, The Last of the Mohicans, Go West Young Man.
SEABURY, INEZ
1936: The Invisible Ray.
SEAMAN, HELEN
1936: Hearts in Bondage.
SEARL, JACKIE
1936 : Gentle Julia, Little Lord
Fauntleroy.
1937: Two Wise Maids.
SEDAN, ROLFE
1936: Anything Goes, Smart- est Girl in Town. 1937: Rhythm in the Clouds.
SEDDON, MARGARET
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, The Big Game, A Woman Rebels, College Holi- day. 1937: Let's Make a Million.
SEDGWICK, CHARLES
1936: The Charge of the Light Brigade.
SEFTON, ERNEST 1937: .Silent Barriers.
SELDEN, KATHERINE 1936: Below the Deadline.
SEMELS. HARRY
1936: Under Two Flags, The Gay Desperado. r'37: Hotel Havwire.
SHACKELFORD, FLOYD 1936 : The Lonely Trail.
SHAID, NICK
1936: The Jungle Princess.
SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM 1936: The Big Game.
SHANNON, FRANK
1936: The Texas Rangers. 1937: .Affairs of Cappy Ricks.
SHANNON. PEGGY
1936: The Man I Marry.
SHARPE. DAVID
1936: DesiTt Justice, Idaho Kid, Mind Your Own Busi- ness.
19.^,7: Melody nf the Plains. Drums of Destiny.
SHAW AND LEE
1936: In Paris A. W. O. L. 1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl, Readv Willing and Able.
SHAW. C. M.
1"3 7 : Parole Racket.
SHAW, MONTAGUE
1936: The Leathernecks Have Landed, My American Wife. 19.^7: Riders of the Whis- tling Skull.
SHAW, WINIFRED
1936: The Singing Kid, Sons O' Guns, The Case of the
PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
Velvet Claws, Satan Met a Lady, Smart Blonde. 1937: Fugitive in the Sky, Ready Willing and Able, Mel- ody for Two.
SHEA, GLORIA
1936: Dangerous Intrigue.
SHEAN, AL
1936: Hitcli Hike to Heaven,
The Law in Her Hands, San
Francisco.
U).!7: The Rnad Back.
SHEARER, NORMA 1936: Romeo and Juliet.
SHEEHAN, JOHN
1936: The Three Godfathers, Laughing Irish Eyes, The Ex- Mrs. Bradford, Ticket to Para- dise, Smart Blonde, Here Comes Carter!, Case of the Black Cat.
1937: Midnight Court, On the Avenue, Marked Woman, Join the Marines, Wake Up and Live.
SHEFFIELD, REGINALD 1937: Another Dawn.
SHELDON, KATHERINE 1936: The Dark Hour, Maid of Salem, Brilliant Marriage. 1937 : Circus Girl.
SHELTON, MARLA
1936: Postal Inspector, Flying Hostess.
1937: Dangerous Number, Personal Property, Under Cov- er of Night, Song of the City, There Goes My Girl.
SHEPARD, ELAINE
1936: Darkest Africa, I Cover Chinatown, The Singing Vag- abond. 1937: Law of the Ranger.
SHERIDAN, ANN
1937: The Great O'Malley.
SHERIDAN, FRANK
1936 : The Leavenworth Case,
Nevada, The Little Red School
House, Country Gentlemen,
Conflict.
1937: The Great O'Malley,
Woman in Distress.
SHERIDAN, GAIL
1936: Three Married Men, Hopalong Cassidy Returns, College Holiday. 193 7: Hills of Old Wyoming.
SHERWOOD, YORKE 1936: Lloyds of London.
SHIELDS, ARTHUR
1936: The Plough and the Stars.
SHIELDS. FRANK
1936: Come and Get It. 1937: The Hoosier Schoolboy, .\fFairs of Cappy Ricks.
SHILLING. MARION
1936: Idaho Kid, Cavalcade of the West, Romance Rides the Range.
SHIMADA, TERU
1936: Revolt of the Zombies, The White Legion.
SHIPMAN, GWYNNE 1936: Trail Dust. 1937: Battle of Greed.
SHIRLEY. ANNE
1936: Chatterbox, M'liss, Make Way for a Lady. 1937: Too Many Wives, Meet the Missus.
SHOEMAKER, ANN
1936: Sins of Man. 1937 : Shall We Dance.
SHORT, ANTRIM 193 7 : The Big Show.
SHORT, GERTRUDE
1937 : Park Avenue Logger.
SHOTTER, WINIFRED (Deceased) 1936: Petticoat Fever.
SHUBERT, EDDIE
1936: Man Hunt, Road Gang, Song of the Saddle, The Law in Her Hands, The Big Noise, All American Chump, Trailin' West.
SHULTE, BEATRICE 1''37: New Faces of 1937.
SHUMWAY, LEE
1936: The Preview Murder Mystery, Song of the Trail, Go Get 'Em Haines. 1937: Hollywood Cowboy.
SHY, GUS
1937: The Captain's Kid.
SIDNEY, GEORGE 1937: Good Old Soak.
SIDNEY. SYLVIA
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, Fury. 1937: The Woman Alone, You Onlv Live Once.
SIEGEL, BERNARD
1936: The Jungle Princess.
SILVA, PETRA
1936: Arizona Raiders.
SILVERS, SID
1936: Born to Dance.
SIMON, SIMONE
1936: Girl's Dormitory, La- dies in Love. 1937: Seventh Heaven.
SIMPSON, IVAN
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy,
Trouble for Two, Mary of
Scotland.
1937: Maid of Salem, The
Prince and the Pauper.
SIMPSON, REGINALD 1936: Pepper.
SIMPSON, RUSSELL
1936: Man Hunt, The Har- vester, San Francisco, Girl of the Ozarks. Crime of Dr. Forbes, Maid of Salem, Ra- mona.
1937: Green Light, Mountain lustice. That I May Live.
SKIPWORTH, ALISON
1936 : The Princess Comes Across, Satan Met a Lady, Two in a Crowd, The Gorge- ous Hussy, White Hunter. 1937: Two Wise Maids.
SLAVIN, BUSTER
1936: The Devil is a Sissy.
SLEEMAN. PHILLIP 1936: Half Angel. 1937: Girl from Scotland Yard.
SLEEPER, MARTHA
1936: Rhythm on the Range. 1937: Four Davs' Wonder.
SMALL, LOUISE
1937: Melodv of the Plains.
SMALLEY, PHILLIPS 1937: Hotel Haywire.
SMART, JACK
1937: Girl Overboard, Top of the Town, When Love is Young, The W'ildcattcr.
SMITH, ALBERT J.
1936: Sutter's Gold, The Prescott Kid.
361
SMITH, C. AUBREY
1936: Little Lord Fauntleroy, Romeo and Juliet, The Gar- den of Allah, Lloyds of Lon- don. 1937: Wee Willie Winkie.
SMITH, CLAUDE
1936 : Hopalong Cassidy Re- turns.
SMITH. GERALD OLIVER 1936: The Man I Marry. 1937: Top of the Town, Girl Overboard, When You're in Love.
SMITH, J. MARSHALL 1936: Born to Dance.
SMITH, JACK C.
1937: A Lawman is Born.
SMITH, JOANNE 1936: Sutter's Gold.
SMITH, KENT
1936 : The Garden Murder Case.
SMITH, MARY LOUISE 1937: New Faces of 1937.
SMITH, QUEENIE 1936: Showboat.
SMITH, QUENTIN R. 1936: Just My Luck.
SNEGOFF, LEONID
1937: Seventh Heaven, The Three Legionnaires, Cafe Metropole.
SNOWDEN, ERIC
1936: Forbidden Heaven.
SNOWFLAKE
193,6 : Frontier Justice, Hair- Trigger Casey, Hell-Ship Mor- gan, The Lawless Nineties, Desert Justice, Born to Fight, The Singing Cowboy, The Gorgeous Hussy, Racing Blood, College Holiday, The Lonely Trail.
SNYDER, L. DWIGHT 1936: Born to Dance.
SOMERSET, PAT
1936: To Mary— With Love. 1937: Death in the Air, I Cover the War, Wee Willie Winkie.
SONDERGAARD, GALE 1936: Anthony Adverse. 1937: Maid of Salem, Seventh Heaven.
SOREL, GEORGE
1936: The Princess Comes Across, Sing Me A Love Song. 1937: Espionage, I Met Him in Paris.
SOTHERN, ANN
1936: You May Be Next, Hell- Ship Morgan, Don't Gamble With Love, Walking on Air, My American Wife, Smartest Girl in Town.
1937 : Dangerous Number, Fifty Roads to Town, There Goes My Girl.
SOTOFF, PAUL
1936: Anthony Adverse.
SOUBIER. CLIFFORD 1936: Black Legion. 1937: Thev Won't Forget.
SOUSSANIN, NICHOLAS 1936: Under Two Flags.
SPACEY. JOHN G.
1936: The Moon's Our Home, Thank You Jeeves. 1937: Women of Glamour, Parole Racket.
• • •
PLAYERS' WORK
SPACKMAN, SPIKE
1936 : The Arizona Raiders. SPARKS. NED
1936: Collegiate, The Bride
Walks Out, One In A Million.
1937: Wake Up and Live. SPELVIN, GEORGE
1936: Suzy. SPINDOLA, ROBERT
1936: Ramona. STACK, WILLIAM
1936: His Brother's Wife,
Mary of Scotland, Pennies
from Heaven.
1937 : Criminal Lawyer, The
Soldier and the Lady. STAFFORD, BESS
1936: The Leavenworth Case. STAFFORD, GRACE
1936 : I Married a Doctor, An- thony Adverse.
STAFFORD, TINY 1936: Showboat.
3TANDER, LIONEL 1936: The Milky Way. Soak the Rich, The Music Goes 'Round, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, They Met in a Taxi, Meet Nero Wolfe, More Than a Secretary. 1937: A Star is Born.
STANDING, SIR GUY (Deceased)
1936: Palm Springs, Return of Sophie Lang, I'd Give My Life, Lloyds of London. 1937: Bulldog Drummond Es- capes.
STANDING, WYNDHAM 1936: Mary of Scotland, Be- loved Enemy.
STANLEY, EDWARD
1936: Second Wife, Hot Money.
1937: Marked Woman, Once a Doctor, The Mandarin Mys- tery.
STANLEY, FRED
1936: Walking on Air.
STANLEY, LOUIS
1937 : Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin.
STANLEY, LOUISE
1937 : Once a Doctor, Lawless Land.
STANTON, ERNIE
1936: Thank You Jeeves.
STANTON, PAUL
1936: It Had to Happen, W h i p s a w. Every Saturday Night. Charlie Chan at the Circus, Sins of Man, Half Angel, Crime of Dr. Forbes, Road to Glory, Poor Little Rich Girl, Private Number, Sing Baby Sing, The Longest Night, Dimples, Career Wo- man, Crack-Up, Night Wait- ress.
1937: Midnight Taxi, A Star is Born.
STANTON, VAL 1936: Stage Struck.
STANTON, WILL
1936: The Last of the Mo- hicans, Lloyds of London, The White Hunter.
1937: Seventh Heaven, Af- fairs of Cappy Ricks.
STANWYCK, BARBARA 1936: A Message to Garcia, The Bride Walks Out. His Brotlier's Wife, Banjo on My
Knee, The Plough and the
Stars.
1937: Internes Can't Take
Money, This is My Affair.
STARRETT, CHARLES
1936: Secret Patrol, Along Came Love, Stampede.
STAVENGER, FRANK 1936: Guns and Guitars.
STEDMAN, MYRTLE
1936: Songs of the Saddle, Gambling With Souls. 1937: Green Light.
STEELE. BOB
1936: Sundown Saunders, The Last of the Warrens, Cavalry. 1937: The Gun Ranger, The Trusted Outlaw, Gun Lords of Stirrup Basin, Border Phantom.
STEELE, VERNON
1937: Time Out for Romance.
STEER, WILLIAM
1936: Romance Rides the Range.
STEERS, LARRY 1936: Navy Born.
STELLING, WILLIAM 1936 : Devil's Squadron. 1937 : The Woman I Love.
STEPANELLI, COUNT
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles.
STEPHENS. HARVEY
1936: Absolute Quiet, Tough Guy, Whipsaw, Robin Hood of El Dorado, Three Wise Guys, Sworn Enemy, All American Chump. 1937: Swing High — Swing Low, Murder Goes to Col- lege, Maid of Salem, King of Gamblers.
STEPHENSON, HAYDEN 1936: Woman Trap.
STEPHENSON, HENRY
1936: Hearts Divided, Half Angel, Walking on Air, Give Me Your Heart, Charge of the Light Brigade, Beloved Enemy.
1937: When You're in Love, The Prince and the Pauper, The Emperor's Candlesticks.
STEVENS. CHARLES
1936: Here Comes Trouble, The Bold Caballero.
STEVENS, GEORGE 1936: Aces and Eights.
STEVENS, HOUSLEY 1937: Once a Doctor.
STEVENS. LANDERS
1936: We Who Are About to
Die.
1937: Join the Marines, Bill
Cracks Down.
STEVENS. ONSLOW
1936: Yellow Dust. F-Man, Three on the Trail. Under Two Flags, Bridge of Sighs. Easy Money. Straight from the Shoulder, Murder With Pic- tures. 1937: Yciu Can't Buy Luck.
STEVENSON, H., SR. 1936: Isle of Fury.
STEVENSON, HAYDEN 1937: Hotel Havwire,
STEWART, ELEANORE 1936: Headin' for Rio Grande. 1937: Arizona Days. The Gun Ranger, Headline Crasher.
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STEWART, HORACE
1936: Mind Your Own Busi- ness.
STEWART, JAMES
1936: Wife versus Secretary, Next Time We Love, Rose Marie, Small Town Girl, Speed, The Gorgeous Hussy, Born to Dance, After the Thin Man. 1937: Seventh Heaven.
STEWART, LAWRENCE 1936 :The Invisible Ray.
STICKNEY. DOROTHY
1936: The Moon's Our Home, And So They Were Married.
STILLWELL, BRUCE 1937: Killers of the Sea.
STOCKDALE, CARL
1936: The Leavenworth Case. Revolt of the Zombies. 1937: Battle of Greed.
STODDARD, JEAN
1937: You Only Live Once.
STOKES, AL
1936 : The Green Pastures.
STOKOWSKY, LEOPOLD & ORCHESTRA 1936: Big Broadcast of 1937.
STONE, ARTHUR 1936: Fury.
STONE, DOROTHY
1936: Revolt of the Zombies.
STONE, FRED
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine, The Farmer in the Dell, My American Wife, Grand Jury.
STONE, GEORGE E.
1936: Freshman Love, Man Hunt, Anthony Adverse, Jail- break, Bullets or Ballots, Rhythm on the Range, Polo Joe, Here Comes Carter!, King of Hockey. 1937: The Captain's Kid,
STONE, LEWIS
1936: Small Town Girl, The Three Godfathers, The Un- guarded Hour. Sworn Enemy, Suzy, Don't Turn 'Em Loose. 1937: Outcast, The Thirteenth Chair.
STONE, MILBURN
1936: The Milky Way, The Princess Comes Across. Two in a Crowd, China Clipper, The Three Mesquiteers. 1937: A Doctor's Diarv.
STONE, MILDRED 1936: 13 Hours by Air.
STONE, PAULA
1936: Treachery Rides the Range, Two Against the World, The Case of the Vel- vet Claws, Trailin' West. 1937: The Girl Said No.
STOREY, JUNE
1936: Girl's Dormitory, Career Woman.
STORM, RAFAEL
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles, The Golden Ar- row.
STRANGE, GLEN 1937; Arizona Davs.
STRANGE, HENRY 1936: Yellow Cargo.
STRANGE, ROBERT
1936 :The Murder of Dr. Harri- gan, The Leathernecks Have Landed, Trapped by Television, Beloved Enemy, Stolen Holi- day.
PLAYERS' WORK
1937: Marked Woman, John
Meade's Woman, Beware of
Ladies. STRATFORD, PEGGY
1936: The Leavenworth Case. STRONG. DICK
1936: Outlaws of the Range. STRONG, HARRY
1936: Navy Born. STUART. GLORIA
1936: The Prisoner of Shark
Island, Poor Little Rich Girl.
Crime of Dr. Forbes, 36
Hours to Kill, The Girl on
the Front Page, Wanted — Jane
Turner.
1937: Girl Overboard. STUART. NICK
1936: Rio Grande Romance,
Underworld Terror, Put on
the Spot. STUBBS, HARRY
1936: Sutter's Gold, The Girl
from Mandalay, The Man I
Marry.
1937: On the Avenue. SULLA VAN, MARGARET
1936: Next Time We Love,
The Moon's Our Home.
SULLIVAN, CHARLES
1937: The Old Corral.
SULLIVAN, ELLIOTT 1937: They Won't Forget.
SULLIVAN, J. MAURICE 1936: Walking on Air.
SULTEWON, MADAME 1937: Maid of Salem.
SUMMERVILLE, GEORGE "SLIM" 193,6: The Country Doctor, Captain January, White Fang, Pepper, Can This Be Dixie?, Reunion. 1937: Off to the Races, Love is News, Fiftv Roads to Town, The Road Back.
SUTTON, GERTRUDE 1936: The Longest Night.
SUTTON. GRADY
1936: Palm Springs, King of
the Royal Mounted, Valiant is
the Word for Carrie, Pigskin
Parade.
1937: Waikiki Wedding, We
Have Our Moments, Turn Off
the Moon, Dangerous Holiday.
SWARTHOUT, GLADYS 1936: Rose of the Rancho, Give Us This N'ight. 1937: Champagne Waltz.
SWEATT, A. W.
1937: A Star is Born.
SWEENEY, JOSEPH 1936: Soak the Rich.
SWICKARD, JOSEF
1936: Millionaire Kid, Caryl of the Mountains, Boss Rider of Gun Creek.
1937: Sandflow, Lash of the Penitentes. The Girl Said No.
SWIRO, EARL 1936: Idaho Kid.
SWITZER CARL (ALFALFA)
1936: Too Many Parents, Easy to Take, General Spanky, Right in Your Lap, Kelly the Second, Pick a Star.
SYKES, ETHEL
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven. SYLVESTER, HENRY
1936: Darkest Africa. TAGGART, BEN
1936: Neighborhood House. TALBOT, LYLE
1936: The Singing Kid, Boul- der Dam, The Law in Her Hands, Murder by an Aristo- crat, Trapped by Television, Go West Young Man, Mind Your Own Business. 1937: The Three Legionnaires, What Price Vengeance, Af- fairs of Cappy Ricks.
TALIAFERRO, HAL
1936: The Unknown Ranger. 1937: Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm, Law of the Ranger.
TALLEY, MARION
1936: Follow Your Heart.
TALMADGE. RICHARD 1936: The Speed Reporter.
TAMARA
1937 : Roarin' Lead. TAMIROFF, AKIM
1936: Woman Trap, Desire, Anthony Adverse, The Gen- eral Died at Dawn, The J" n- gle Princess.
1937: Her Husband Lies, The Soldier and the Lady, King of Gamblers, The Great Gam- bini.
TANG, FRANK
1936 : The Leathernecks Have Landed.
TANNEN, CHARLES 1936: Educating Father.
TANNEN, JULIUS
1936: Half Angel, Collegiate. The Road to Glory, 36 Hours to Kill, Pigskin Parade, Dim- ples, Reunion, One In A Million.
1937: Love is News, Fair Warning.
TANNEN, WILLIAM 1936: Crash Donovan. 1937: When Love is Young.
TANSILL, BOB
1936: Racing Blood, Down the Stretch.
TAPLEY. COLIN
1936: Too Many Parents, The Sky Parade, 'Till We Meet Again, Early to Bed, Return of Sophie Lang, Thank You Jeeves.
1937: The Crime Nobody Saw, King of Gamblers, Wild Mon- ey. Hotel Haywire.
TAYLOR, AL
1936: The Lawless Nineties, Guns and Guitars. 1937: Come On Cowboys! TAYLOR, FORREST
1936: Rio Grande Romance, Too Much Beef, Kelly of the Secret Service, West of Ne- vada, Prison Shadows, Men of the Plains, Put on the Spot, Headin' for Rio Grande. 1937 : Arizona Days.
TAYLOR. GEORGE
1937: Nancy Steele is Miss- ing, Angel's Holiday.
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TAYLOR, HENRY
1937: You Only Live Once.
TAYLOR, KENT
1936: The Sky Parade, Flori- da Special, Ramona, The Ac- cusing Finger.
1937: When Love is Young, Wings Over Honolulu.
TAYLOR, LELAH. 1937: Fair Warning.
TAYLOR, LIBBY 1936: Stage Struck. 1937: Mysterious Crossing, Fury and the Woman.
TAYLOR, MARY 1936: Soak the Rich.
TAYLOR, RAY
1936: Darkest Africa.
TAYLOR. ROBERT
1936: Small Town Girl, Pri- vate Number, The Gorgeous Hussy, His Brother's Wife, Camiile.
1937: Personal Property, This is My Afifair.
TEAD, PHIL
1936: The Princess Comes Across.
TEAKLE, SPENCER 1937: Another Dawn.
TEARLE, CONWAY
1936: Klondike Annie, Desert Guns, The Preview Murder Mystery, Romeo and Juliet.
TEASDALE, VERREE 1936: The Milky Way.
TELL. OLIVE
1936: Yours for the Asking, Polo Joe, In His Steps, Brilli- ant Marriage.
TELLEGAN, MIKE
1936: Down to the Sea. TEMPLE, SHIRLEY
1936: Captain January, Poor Little Rich Girl, Dimples, Stowaway.
1937: Wee Willie Winkie. TERHUNE, MAX
1936: The Three Mesquiteers. 1937: The Hit Parade, Ghost Town Gold, Roarin' Lead, Come On Cowboys!, Riders of the Whistling " Skull, The Big Show.
TERRY, ETHELIND
1937 : Arizona Days. TERRY, RICHARD
1936 : The Jungle Princess.
1937: Motur Madness, Girls
Can Plav. TERRY, ROBERT
1937: Sand flow. TERRY, SHEILA
1936: Murder on a Bridle
Path, Special Investigator, Go
Get 'Em Haines. TEVIS, CAROL
1936: Sing Baby Sing.
1937: Love is News. THALASSO, ARTHUR
1936: Millionaire Kid.
1937: Behind the Headlines. THATCHER, HEATHER
1937: The Thirteenth Chair,
Mama Steps Out. THAYER, TIFFANY
1936: The Devil on Horse- back.
PLAYERS
WORK
THEODORES, THE
1936: Sitting on the Moon. THOMAS, BILLIE
1936: General Spanky.
THOMAS, FRANK M.
1936: The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, The Last Outlaw, Grand Jury, M'liss, We Who Are About to Die, The Big Game, With- out Orders, Don't Turn 'Em Loose, Wanted — Jane Turner, Mummy's Boys. 1937: Don't Tell the Wife, Criminal Lawyer, We're on llie Jury, The Man Who Found Himself, Outcasts of Poker Flat, Racing Lady, They Wanted to Marry, Girl Loves Boy, China Passage, You Can't Buy Luck, Meet tile Missus, You Can't Beat Love. Behind the Headlines.
THOMAS, GRETCHEN 1937: Damaged Goods.
THOMAS. JAMESON
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Lady Luck.
THOMAS. ROBERT C. 1937: Ghost Town Gold.
THOMPSON, JUNE
1936: The Singing Vagabond.
THOMPSON, JUNICE
1936: The Singing Vagabond.
THOMPSON, KENNETH 1936: Blackmailer, With Love and Kisses. 1937: Jim Hanvey — Detective.
THOMPSON, NICK
1936: A Woman Rebels.
THOMPSON, SLIM
1936 : The Green Pastures.
THORGERSEN, ED 193 7 : The Hit Parade.
THORNE, WILLIAM L. 1936: Nevada. 1937: Bank Alarm.
THORPE, JIM
1936: Sutter's Gold, Treach- ery Rides the Range, Wildcat Trooper.
THREE CHOCOLATEERS 1937: Xew Fact-s of 1937.
THREE SAILORS, THE 1937: Top of the Town.
TIBBETT, LAWRENCE
1936: Under Your Spell. TIBBETTS, MARTHA
1936: The Unknown Ranger. TIC TOC GIRLS
193 7 : The Hit Parade. TILBURY, ZEFFIE
1936: Desire, The Bohemian
Girl, Give Me Your Heart.
1937: Maid of Salem, Under
Cover of Night, Rhythm in
the Clouds. TIMBLIN, CHARLES
1937 : Larceny on the Air,
Mountain Music. TOBIN, GENEVIEVE
1936: The Petrified Forest,
Snowed Under.
1937: The Great Gambini. TODD, HARRY
1936: The Prescott Kid. TODD, THELMA (Deceased)
1936: The Bohemian Girl.
TOLER, SIDNEY
1936: The Three Godfathers, Give Us This Night, The Longest Night, The Gorgeous Hussy, Our Relations.
TOM, LAYNE, JR.
1937: CharHe Chan at the Olympics.
TOMBES, ANDREW
1936: It Had to Happen, The Country Beyond, Ticket to Paradise, Stage Struck, Hot Money.
1937: Time Out for Romance, The Holy Terror, Fair Warn- ing, Charlie Chan at the Olymptics, Turn Ofif the Moon, Sing and Be Happy, Riding On Air.
TOMLIN, PINKY
1936: Don't Get Personal, With Love and Kisses.
1937: Sing While You're Able.
TONE, FRANCHOT
1936: Exclusive Story, The Unguarded Hour, The King Steps Out, The Gorgeous Hussy, Suzy, Love on the Run.
1937: Quality Street, They Gave Him a Gun, Between Two Women.
TONEY, JIM
1936: The Lonely Trail.
1937: Fifty Roads to Town.
TOOMEY. REGIS
1936: Bulldog Edition. 1937: Midnight Taxi.
TOONES, FRED
1937: Off to the Races.
rORENA, JUAN
1936: Captain Calamity, Devil on Horseback, A Message to Garcia.
1937 : Espionage.
TORRENCE, DAVID
1936: The Country Doctor,
Mary of Scotland, Beloved
Enemy. TORRES, RENEE
1936: Devil on Horseback. TORTOSA, JOSE LUIS
1936 : A Message to Garcia.
TOTTENHAM, MERLE 1937: Night Must Fall.
TOZER, JOSEPH E.
1936: Dracula's Daughter. 1937: Another Dawn.
TRACY, LEE
1936: Sutter's Gold, Wanted — Jane Turner.
1937: Criminal Lawyer, Be- hind the Headlines.
TRACY, SPENCER
1936: Whipsaw, Fury, San Francisco, Libeled Lady. 1937: Captains Courageous, They Gave Him a Gun.
TRAVERS, HENRY
1936: Too Many Parents.
TRAVIS. JUNE
1936; Times Square Playboy, Jailbreak, Earthworm Tractors, IJengal Tiger, The Big Game, The Case of the Black Cat. 1937: Circus Girl, Join the Marines, Men in Exile.
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TREACHER, ARTHUR
1936: Anything Goes, The Case Against Mrs. Ames, Hearts Divided, Satan Met a Lady, Mister Cinderella, Thank You Jeeves, Under Your Spell, .Stowaway.
1937: .Step Lively Jeeves! TREACY, EMERSON
1937: California Straight Ahead.
TREADWELL, LAURA
1937: Nobody's Baby.
TREE, DOROTHY
1936: The Three Godfathers, Bridge of Sighs, Navy Born.
TREEN, MARY
1936: Colleen, Freshman Love, The Murder of Dr. Harrigan, Brides Are Like That, Jail- break, Murder by an Aristo- crat, Love Begins at Twenty, Down the Stretch, God's Country and the Woman. 1937: Fugitive in the Sky, Maid of Salem, The Captain's Kid, The Go Getter, They Gave Him a Gun, Ever Since Eve.
TRENT, JOHN
1937: A Doctor's Diary, John Meade's Woman, The Great Gambini.
TRENT, LAWSON
1936: Brilliant Marriage.
TREVOR, CLAIRE
1936: 'The Song and Dance Man, Human Cargo, To Mary — With Love, Star for a Night, 15 Maiden Lane, Ca- reer Woman.
1937: Time Out for Romance, King of Gamblers.
TREVOR, EDWARD
1936: Charlie Chan's Secret.
TRIMBLE, A. A.
1936: The Great Ziegfeld.
TROWBRIDGE, CHARLES 1936: Exclusive Story, The Garden Murder Case, Robin Hood of El Dorado, Moon- light Murder, We Went to College, Libeled Lady, The Gorgeous Hussy. 1937: Dangerous Number, Espionage, The Thirteenth Chair, They Gave Him a Gun.
TROY, HELEN
1936: The Song and Dance
Man, Human Cargo.
1937: Between Two Women.
TUCKER, HARLAN
1937: Once a Doctor, Racing Lady, Kid Galahad, Slim.
TUCKER, JERRY
1936 : Anything Goes, Cap- tain January, Cavalcade of the West. 1937: Penrod and Sam.
TUCKER, RICHARD
1936: Ring Around the Moon, In Paris A. W. O. L., The Plot Thickens. Flying Hostess. 1937: She's Dangerous, Head- line Crasher, The Girl Said No, Armored Car, I Cover the War. TURNBULL, JOHN
1937: Romance and Riches.
PLAYERS
WORK
TURNER, LANE
1937: They Won't Forget.
TURNER, MAIDEL
1936: Palm Springs, Bridge of Sighs, And Sudden Death, Make Way for a Lady. 1937: Slim.
TURNER, MARTIN 1936: Cavalry.
TWERP, JOE
1937: The Woman I Love.
TYLER, HARRY
1936: Three Wise Guys, Two- Fisted Gentleman, The Man I Marry.
1937: Don't Tell the Wife, Jim Hanvey — Detective, The Girl Said Xo, Midnight Ma- donna.
TYLER, LELAH
1937: Time Out for Romance.
TYLER, TOM
1936: Fast Bullets, Roamin' Wild, The Last Outlaw.
TYNAN, BRANDON 1937: Parnell.
TYRELL, JOHN
1936 : Legion of Terror, Lady from Nowhere.
1937: Counterfeit Lady, Mo- tor Madness. Girls Can Play.
ULRIC, LENORE 1936: Camille.
URECAL, MINERVA
1937: Her Husband's Secre- tary, Oh Doctor, The Go Get- ter."
USHER, GUY
1936: Dangerous Waters, Pos- tal Inspector, The President's Mystery, King of Hockey, Charlie Chan at the Opera, Case of the Black Cat. 1937: Once a Doctor, Nancy Steele is Missing, The Mighty Treve, Marked Woman, Mich- ael O'Halloran, Hotel Hay- wire.
VALKIS, HELEN
1937: The Prince and the Pauper. The Go Getter.
VAN ATTA, LEE 1936: Second Wife.
VANAIRE. JACQUES
1936 : The Princess Comes Across, The Road to Glory. 1937: I Met Him in Paris.
VANDERGRIFT, MONTE
1936 : Easy Money.
1937: California Straight
Ahead. Woman Chases Man.
The Mandarin ISIystery. VAN EVERY, BILLIE
1936: Navy Born. VAN PELT. JOHN
1936: The Singing Cowboy.
1937: Riders of the Whistling
Skull. VAN SLOAN. EDWARD
1936: Road Gang, Sins of
Man, Dracula's Daughter. VAN SULKE, ARTHUR
1937 : Sandflow. VARCONI, VICTOR
1936: Dancing Pirate, The
Plainsman.
1937: Trouble in Morocco,
Men in Exile.
VARGA, JOE
1936: The Magnificent Brute.
VARNO, ROLAND 193 7 : Quality Street.
VATORI, ZENI
1936: The Magnificent Brute, Love Letters of a Star.
VAUGHN, DOROTHY
1936: Times Square, Playboy.
Love Begins at Twenty, Black
Legion.
1937: Michael O'Halloran,
That Man's Here Again.
VAUGHN, HILDA
1936: Everybody's Old Man, The Witness Chair, Half Angel, Banjo On My Knee, The Ac- cusing Finger.
VEIDT, CONRAD
1936: King of the Damned.
VELEZ. LUPE
1936: The Morals of Marcus.
VELOZ AND YOLANDA 1937 : Champagne Waltz.
VENABLE, EVELYN
1936: Star for a Night, North of Nome, Happy Go Lucky. 1937 : Racketeers in Exile.
VERNON, WALLY
1937: Mountain Music.
VICTOR, HENRY
1937: Silent Barriers.
VILLEGAS. LUCIO
1936: A Message to Garcia.
VINCENOT, LOUIS
1937: The Thirteenth Chair.
VINCENT, ALLEN
1936: Chatterbox, Sutter's
Gold, Easy Money.
1937: A Family Affair. VINCENT, LOUIS
1936: The Leathernecks Have
Landed. VINCENT, ROMO
1937: Turn Off the Moon. VINSON. HELEN
1936: King of the Damned,
Reunion. VINTON, VICTORIA
1936: Ambush Valley. VISAROFF, MICHAEL
1936: The Gay Desperado.
1937: Champagne Waltz, The
Soldier and the Lady.
VISCHER, BLANCA
1936: A Message to Garcia, Devil on Horseback.
VOGAN. EMMETT
1936: Two in Revolt, The Big Noise, Adventure in Manhat- tan. 1937: Let's Get Married.
VOGEDING, FREDRIK
1936: Dangerous Intrigue, The House of a Thousand Candles, A Message to Garcia. 1937: Charlie Chan at the Olympics, Think Fast Mr. Moto, Cafe Metropole.
VOICE OF EXPERIENCE 1437: The Hit Parade.
VON ELTZ, THEODORE 1936: The Road to Glory. Be- low the Deadline. High Ten- sion, Ticket to Glory, I Cover Chinatown, Suzy, Sinner Take
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All, Beloved Enemy, Mind Your Own Business. 1937: Under Cover of Night, Clarence, A Man Betrayed, California Straight Al;ead, Jim Hanvey — Detective.
VON SEYFFERTITZ GUSTAV
1936: Murder on a Bridle
Path, Mad Holiday. WADSWORTH, HENRY
1936 : The Voice of Bugle Ann,
Sitting on the Moon. WAGNER. MAX
1936: Two in Revolt, The
Case Against Mrs. Ames, The
Crime Patrol, Love Begins at
Twenty, Smart Blonde, God's
Country and the Woman.
1937: Step Lively Jeeves!,
Slim, Border Cafe. WALBROOK, ANTON
1937: The Soldier and the
Lady.
WALBURN, RAYMOND 1936: The Lone Wolf Returns, Absolute Quiet, The Great Ziegfeld, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Three Wise Guys. The King Steps Out, They Met in a Taxi, Mister Cinderella, Craig's Wife, Born to Dance. 1937: Breezing Home, Let's Get IVIarried.
WALCOTT, GEORGE 1936: Fury. 1937: The Mandarin Mystery.
WALDRON, CHARLES, SR. 1936: Ramona, Career Wo- man.
1937: A Doctor's Diary, The Emperor's Candlesticks.
WALES. ETHEL 1936: Collegiate.
WALES, WALLY
1936: Hair-Trigger Casey, Avenging Waters, The Trai- tor.
WALKER, FRANCIS
1936: The Riding Avenger.
WALKER. NELLA
1936 : Small Town Girl, Cap- tain January, Don't Turn 'Em Loose. 1937: Three Smart Girls.
WALKER, RAY
1936 : Laughing Irish Eyes. The Crime Patrol. The Last Assignment. The Dark Hour, Brilliant Marriage, Bulldog Edition.
1937: Hideaway Girl, Her Husband Lies, Angel's Holi- day.
WALKER, ROBERT
19,^6: Hair-Trigger Casey. Fast Bullets. Caryl of the Moun- tains. The Speed Reporter.
WALKER. TERRY
1936: And Sudden Death. 1937 : 23J/2 Hours Leave. Mountain Music.
WALKER. WALTER
1936: Everybody's Old Man. Yours for the Asking.
WALLACE. FRED
1936: Every Saturday Night.
WALLACE, MORGAN
1936 : Love on a Bet, Sutter's
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PLAYERS' WORK
Gold, Human Cargo, Fury,
Mister Cinderella.
1937: Charlie Chan at the
Olympics.
WALLER, EDWARD
1937: Sweetheart of the Navy.
WALLSTEN, ROBERT 1936: Soak the Rich.
WALSH. GEORGE
1936: Klondike Annie, Rio Grande Romance, Put on the Spot.
WALSH, JANE
1937: The Man Who Found Himself.
WALTERS. DICKIE
1936: Star for a Night, Easy Money.
WALTERS, LUANA
1936: The Speed Reporter, Aces and Eights, Ride 'em Cowboy.
WALTHALL. HENRY B. (Deceased)
1936: The Garden Murder Case, The Mine With the Iron Door, Hearts in Bondage, The Last Outlaw, The Devil-Doll, China Clipper.
WALTON, DOUGLAS
1936: The Garden Murder Case, I Conquer the Sea, Mary of Scotland, Thank You Jeeves, Camille. 1937: Damaged Goods.
WALTON, FRED
1936: The House of a Thou- sand Candles, Dracula's Daughter, Forbidden Heaven.
WANZER, ARTHUR G.
1936: Hearts in Bondage, The Gentleman from Louisiana.
WARD, JOHN
1937 : Headline Crasher, Rid- ers of the Whistling Skull.
WARD, LUCILLE
1936 : The Leavenworth Case, The Return of Jimmy Valen- tine, The Harvester, N'avy Born.
WARE. IRENE
1936: Murder on Glen Athol, O'Malley of the Mounted, In Paris A. W. O. L., Federal Agent, The Dark Hour, Gold Diggers of 1937.
WARNER. H. B.
1936: The Garden Murder Case, Moonlight Murder, Rose of the Rancho, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Blackmailer, Along Came Love. 1937 : Lost Horizon.
WARNER, MARGARET 1936: One Rainy Afternoon.
WARNER, WES
1936: The Singing Cowboy, Guns and Guitars.
WARREN. BRUCE
1936: 13 Hours by Air.
WARREN, E. ALYN 1936: Devil-Doll. 1937: They Won't Forget.
WARREN, FRED
1936: I Conquer the Sea. Re- volt of the Zombies.
WARREN. RUTH
1936: Her Master's Voice.
WARRINGTON, GEORGE
1936: The Road to Glory. WARWICK, ROBERT
1936: Timber War, The Return of Jimmy Valentine, Tough Guy, Whipsaw, Sutter's Gold, Romeo and Juliet, Mary of Scotland, The Bride Walks Out, Adventure in Manhattan, The White Legion, In His Steps, Bulldog Edition, The Bold Caballero, Can This Be Dixie?
1937: The Road Back, Let Tliem Live ! WASHBURN, BRYANT
1936 : The Preview Murder Mystery, Suiter's Gold, Mil- lionaire Kid, Bridge of Sighs, It Couldn't Have Happened, Hollywood Boulevard, Gam- bling With Souls, Conflict. WASTAL, MLOO
1936: Navy Born. WATKIN, PIERRE
1936: It Had to Happen, For- gotten Faces, Bunker Bean, Nobody's Fool, Sitting on the Moon, The Gentleman from Louisiana, Country Gentlemen, Love Letters of a Star. 1937: Green Light, Larceny on the Air, Sea Devils, Devil's Playground, Bill Cracks Down, Internes Can't Take Money, The Hit Parade, The Go Get- ter, Michael O'Halloran, Ever Since Eve.
WATSON, BILLY
1936 : Two in a Crowd.
WATSON, CECIL
1936: Hearts in Bondage.
WATSON, DELMAR
19316: We're Only Human, Silly Billies, Old Hutch. 1937: The Great O'Malley.
WATSON, HARRY 1936. Old Hutch. 1937: Penrod and Sam.
WATSON, LUCILLE
1936: A Woman Rebels, The
Garden of Allah.
1937: Three Smart Girls.
WATSON, MINOR
1936: Rose of the Rancho, The Longest Night. 1937: When's Your Birthday?, The Woman I Love.
WATTS, GEORGE 1936: Soak the Rich.
WAYNE, BILLY
1936: Man Hunt, The Law in Her Hands.
WAYNE. JOHN
1936: The Lawless Nineties, King of the Pecos. The Ore- gon Trail, Winds of the Waste- land, Sea Spoilers, The Lonely Trail, Conflict.
1937: California Straight Ahead, I Cover the War.
WAYNE, WILLIAM 1936: Early to Bed.
WEAVER, CRAWFORD 1936: Legion of Terror.
WEAVER, DOODLES
1937: Behind the Headlines.
WEAVER, MARJORIE 1936: China Clipper
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1937: Big Business, This is
My Affair. WEEKS, RANNY
193 7 : Bill Cracks Down. WEIDLER, GEORGE
1936: Dimples. WEIDLER, VIRGINIA
1936: Timothy's Quest,
Trouble for Two, Girl of the
Ozarks, Big Broadcast of
1937.
1937: Maid of Salem, Out- casts of Poker Flat. WEIDLER, WALTER
1936: Dimples. WEIDLER, WARNER
1936: Dimples. WEIGEL, JOHN
1936: Just My Luck. WEIGEL, PAUL
1936: The Invisible Ray. WEISSMULLER, JOHNNY
1936 : Tarzan Escapes. WELCH, JIM
1936: The Trail of the Lone- some Pine.
WELCH. NILES
1936: Empty Saddles.
WELDEN, BEN
1937: Marked Woman, Phan- tom Ship, Silent Barriers, Kid Galahad, Another Dawn.
WELLS, JACQUELINE
1936: The Bohemian Girl,
Night Cargo.
193 7: Girls Can Play.
WELSH, WILLIAM
1936: Cavalry.
WERNER, MARIE
1936: Desert Guns. WESSEL, RICHARD
1937 : Round-up Time in Tex- as, Slim.
WESSELHOEFT. ELEANOR
1936: Boulder Dam, A Son
Comes Home, Ladies in Love. WESSNER, LILLIAN
1936: Yellow Cargo. WEST, CHARLES
1937: Don't Tell the Wife. WEST, LILLIAN
1936: Girl's Dormitory. WEST. MAE
1936: Klondike Annie, Go
West Young Man. WEST, PAT
1936: Song of the Saddle. WEST, WALLY
1936: Roamin' Wild, Outlaws
of the Range. WESTLAKE, CYNTHIA
1937: New Faces of 193". WESTLEY, HELEN
1936: Half Angel, Showboat,
Dimples, Banjo On My Knee,
Stowaway.
1937: Cafe Metropole, Sing
and Be Happy. WESTMAN, NYDIA
1936: The Invisible Ray, The
Gorgeous Hussy, Rose Bowl,
Craig's Wife, Pennies from
Heaven.
1937: When Love is Young.
WESTON, CECIL
1936: Banjo On My Knee.
• • •
PLAYERS' WORK
WHALEN, MICHAEL
1936: The Country Doctor, The Song and Dance Man, Poor Little Rich Girl, Sing Baby Sing, White Fang, Ths Man I Marry, Career Woman. 1937 : Time Out for Romance, Woman Wise, Wee Willie W'inkie.
WHEELER, BERT
1936: Silly Billies, Mummy's Boys.
WHITE, GLORIA ANN 1936: It's a Great Life.
WHITE, HUGH
1936 : Crash Donovan. WHITE, JOHNSTONE
1937: Tough to Handle, Any- thing for a Thrill.
WHITE, SAMMY
1936: Showboat, Cain and
Mabel.
1937: The Hit Parade.
WHITEFORD, BLACKIE 1936: The Last of the War rens.
WHITLEY, RAY
1936: Hopalong Cassidy Re- turns.
WHITLOCK, LLOYD
1936: Night Cargo, Navy Born, The Dark Hour.
WHITMAN, ERNEST
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, The Green Pastures, White Hunter.
WHITMAN, GAYNE
1936: The Return of Jimmy Valentine.
WHITNEY, ELEANORE
1936: Timothy's Quest. Three Cheers for Love, Big Broad- cast of 1937, Rose Bowl, Col- lege Holiday.
1937: Clarence, Turn Off the Moon.
WHITTAKER, CHARLES
1936: Roamin' Wild, Fast Bullets, Everyman's Law, Ghost Patrol, The Riding Avenger.
1937 : Law of the Ranger. WHITTAKER, SLIM
1937: Melody of the Plains. WHITTELL, JOSEPHINE
1936 : Follow Your Heart, Easy to Take.
1937 : Beware of Ladies, Lar- ceny on the Air, Hotel Hay- wire.
WHITTY, DAME MAY
1937: Night IMiist Fall, The Thirteenth Chair.
WILBUR. CRANE
1936: Captain Calamity.
WILCOX, ROBERT
1937: Armored Car. Let Them Live !
WILCOXON, HENRY
1936: The Last of the Mo- hicans, The President's Mys- tery.
WILDE, LOIS
1936: Caryl of the Mountains, Millionaire Kid, The Singing Cowboy, Wildcat Trooper, Stormy Trails. 1937: Outcast.
WILDER, PATRICIA
1936: Speed, Walking on Air, Wanted Jane Turner, That (lirl from Paris. 1937: New Faces of 1937.
WILKERSON, GUY
1937: Paradise Express, Moun- tain Justice.
WILKINS, JUNE 1936: Camille.
WILLARD, EDMUND 1937: Phantom Ship.
WILLES, PETER 1937: Call It a Day.
WILLEY, LEONARD
1937: The Prince and the Pauper.
WILLIAM, WARREN
1936: Times Square Playboy, Satan Met a Lady, Stage Struck, The Case of the Vel- vet Ciaws, Go West Young Man.
1937: Outcast, Midnight Ma- donna.
WILLIAMS, BUDDY
1937: Roundup Time in Tex- as.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES
1936: Rhythm on the Range, Wedding Present. 1937: Four Days' Wonder, Love is News, Wake Up and Live, Jim Hanvey — Detective.
WILLIAMS, GUINN (Big Boy)
1936: Muss 'Em Up, Kelly the Second, Grand Jury, The Big Game, North of Nome, End of the Trail, Career Wo- man.
1937: You Only Live Once, Don't Tell the Wife, A Star is Born, Girls Can Play, Dan- gerous Holiday.
WILLIAMS, HERB (Deceased) 1936: Rose of the Rancho.
WILLIAMS, IVORY
1936: The Green Pastures.
WILLIAMS, LOTTIE
1936: Murder by an Aristo- crat, The Case of the Black Cat.
WILLIAMS, ROBERT 1937 : Bill Cracks Down.
WILLIAMS, ROGER
1936: Frontier Justice, Song of the Trail, Millionaire Kid, Desert Justice, The Last As- signment, The Cattle Thief, Wildcat Trooper, The Riding Avenger, Men of the Plains, Ambush Valley, Stormy Trails. 1937: Aces Wild, Guns in the Dark. Come On Cowboys!, Riders of the Whistling Skull.
WILLIS, NORMAN
1936: F-Man, Bullets or Bal- lots, Here Comes Carter!, Lady from Nowhere, Secret Valley. 1937: Men in Exile.
WILLIS, SI
1936: Racing Blood. 1937 : Penrod and Sam, No- body's Baby.
WILSON, CHARLES C.
1936: Strike Me Pink, The
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Return of Jimmy Valentine, We're Only Human, Panic on the Air, The Mine With the Iron Door, Showboat, Edu- cating Father, Ticket to Para- dise, Earthworm Tractors, Down the Stretch, I'd Give My Life, Satan Met a Lary, The Gentleman from Louisiana, Grand Jury, The Magnificent Brute, Legion of Terror, Mind Your Own Business. 1937: They Wanted to Marry, Woman in Distress, Murder Goes to College, Find the Witness.
WILSON, CLARENCE 1936: Little Miss Nobody, Love Begins at Twenty, Rain- bow on the River, Hats Off, The Case of the Black Cat. 1937: Two Wise Maids, Dam- aged Goods.
WILSON, DOROTHY
1936: The Milky Way, Craig's
Wife.
1937: Speed to Spare.
WILSON, FRANK
19J6 : The Green Pastures.
WILSON, HARRY 1936: Anything Goes.
WILSON. LOIS
1936: The Return of Jimmy
Valentine.
1937: Laughing at Trouble.
WILSON, MARIE
1936: Colleen, The Big Noise, China Clipper, Satan Met a Lady, King of Hockey. 1937: Melody for Two.
WILSON, ROBERT 1936: The Big Game.
WILSON, TOM
1936: Early to Bed, Love Be- gins at Twenty, Treachery Rides the Range. 1937 : The Captain's Kid.
WILTON, ERIC
1936 : Forbidden Heaven. 1937: Beware of Ladies.
WINCHELL, WALTER 1937: Wake Up and Live.
WING, TOBY
1936: Mister Cinderella, With
Love and Kisses.
1937: Sing While You're
Able.
WINNINGER. CHARLES 1936: Showboat, White Fang, 1937: Three Smart Girls, The Go Getter, Cafe Metropole, Woman Chases Man.
WINSTON. MILDRED 1937: The Hit Parade.
WINTON, BARRY
1936: Forbidden Heaven.
WINWOOD, ESTELLE 1937: Quality Street.
WISE, JACK
1937: The Captain's Kid.
WITHERS, GRANT
1936: The Sky Parade, Let's Sing Again, Border Flight. The American Raiders, Lady Be Careful.
1937: Paradise Express, Bill Cracks Down.
WITHERS, JANE
1936: Gentle Julia, Little Miss
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PLAYERS' WORK
• • •
Nobody, Pepper, Can This Be Dixie?
1937: The Holy Terror, An- gel's Holiday.
WITHERSPOON. CORA
1936: Libeled Lady, Piccadilly
Jim.
1937: Quality Street, Personal
Property, On the Avenue,
Dangerous Number. WODERLING, WALTER
1937: Woman Chases Man. WOLCOTT, GEORGE
1937: Born Reckness.
WOLFE, BILL 1936: Poppy.
WOLFE. IAN
1936: The Leavenworth Case,
The Bold Caballero.
1937: The Prince and the
Pauper.
WOLFE, SAM
193 7: The Hit Parade.
WOLFSONE, BILLY
1937: Penrod and Sam.
WOLHEIM, DAN 1936: Trail Dust. 1937: Hollywood Cowboy.
WONG, BEAL
1936 : The Leathernecks Have Landed.
WONG, MARY
1937: The Good Earth.
WONG, VICTOR
1936: The Leathernecks Have Landed, Hair-Trigger Casey, Brilliant Marriage.
WOOD, BRITT
1936: Trail Dust.
WOOD, DOUGLAS
1936: The Prisoner of Shark Island, Dracula's Daughter, Hearts in Bondage, N'avy Born, Parole!, Two Against the World, Two in a Crowd, Wedding Present, Great Guy. 1937: On the Avenue, Guns of the Pecos, This is My Af- fair.
WOOD, HARRY
1937: Border Phantom.
WOOD, HELEN
1936: Champagne Charlie, High Tension, Charlie Chan at the Race Track, Crack-Up, Can This Be Dixie?
WOOD, PEGGY
1937: Call It a Day, A Star is Born.
WOODBURY, JOAN
1936: The Last Assignment, Rogue's Tavern, The Lion's Den, Song of the Gringo. 1937: Midnight Court, There Goes My Girl.
WOODS, ALAN 1936: Easy Money.
WOODS, DONALD
1936: Road Gang, Anthony
Adverse, The White Angel, A
Son Comes Home, Isle of
Fury.
1937: Once a Doctor, Sea
Devils.
WOODS, EDWARD
193 7: Navy Blues.
WOODS, HARRY
1936: Rose of the Rancho, The Lawless Nineties, Heroes of the Range, Silly Billies, Human Cargo. Ticket to Para- dise, The Unknown Ranger, Conflict.
1937: I Promise to Pay, Out- cast.
WOOLSEY, ROBERT
1936: Silly Billies, Mummy's Boys.
WORTH, CONSTANCE
1937: China Passage.
WORTH, DAVID
1936: Palm Springs, Sons O' Guns.
WORTH, HARRY
1936: Lightnin' Bill Carson.
The Cowboy and the Kid, Sea
Spoilers.
1937: Tough to Handle, The
Big Show, There Goes Mv
Girl.
WORTHINGTON. WILLIAM 1936: Can This Be Dixie?
WRAY, FAY
1936: Roaming Lady, They Met in a Taxi.
WRAY, JOHN
1936: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, Poor Little Rich Girl, A Son Comes Home, Sworn Enemy, We Who Are About to Die, The President's Mys- tery, Valiant is the Word for
1937:" You Only Live Once, Circus Girl, A Man Betrayed, Outcast.
WREN, SAM
1936: I Married a Doctor. 1937: Marked Woman, Sing While You're Able.
WRIGHT. FRANCES
1936: Bridge of Sighs. WRIGHT, MARIE
1937: Romance and Riches.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM
1936: China Clipper.
WULF, lEN
1937: The Emperor's Candle- sticks.
WYATT, CHARLENE
1936: Valiant is the Word for
Carrie.
1937: Borderland, Michael
O'Halloran.
WYATT, JANE
1936 :_ We're _ Only Human, Luckiest Girl in the World. 1937: Lost Horizon.
WYMAN, JANE
1936: My Man Godfrey, Smart Blonde.
1937: The King and the Chor- us Girl. Ready Willing and Able, Slim.
WYNTERS, CHARLOTTE
1936: The Calling of Dan Matthews, Mister Cinderella, Smart Blonde.
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1937: Clarence, Girl Over- board, Let's Make a Million.
YACHT CLUB BOYS
1936: The Singing Kid, Pig- skin Parade.
YACONELLI, FRANK
1936: Blazing Justice, Down to the Sea, Romance Rides the Range, The Three Mesquiteers.
YAMAOKA, OTTO
1936: Petticoat Fever, Libeled Lady, Night Waitress.
YARBO, LILLIAN
1936: Rainbow on the River.
YOEMAN, GEORGE 1936: Frontier Justice.
YONG, SOO
1937: The Good Earth.
YORK, DUKE
1936: It's a Great Life, Strike Me Pink, Ticket to Paradise, The Three Mesquiteers, Mind Your Own Business. 1937: Midnight Madonna.
YOUNG, CARLETON
1936: Happy Go Lucky. 1937: A Man Betrayed, Join the Marines, Navy Blues, Git Along Little Dogies, Danger- ous Holiday.
YOUNG. CLARA KIMBALL
1936: Three on the Trail, The Last Assignment, Rogues' Tav- ern. 1937: Hills of Old Wyoming.
YOUNG, JANET
1936: I Married a Doctor, Girl of the Ozarks, Valiant Is the Word for Carrie.
YOUNG, LORETTA
1936: The Unguarded Hour, Private Number, Ramona, La- dies in Love.
1937: Love is News Cafe Metropole.
YOUNG, MARY
1937: This is My Affair.
YOUNG. POLLY ANN
1936: Hitch Hike to Heaven, Border Patrolman.
YOUNG. ROBERT
1936 : Three Wise Guys, Sworn Enemy, The Bride Walks Out,
The Longest Night, Stow- away.
1937: Dangerous Number, I Met Him in Paris, The Em- peror's Candlesticks.
YOUNG, ROLAND
1936: The Unguarded Hour, One Rainy Afternoon, Give Me Your Heart, 1937: Call It a Day, The Man Who Could Work Miracles.
YOUNG, SOO
1936: The Good Earth, Mad Holiday.
YRIGOYEN, JOSE
1936: Winds of the Wasteland.
ZUCCO, GEORGE
1936: After the Thin Man, Sinner Take All. 1937: Parnell.
PLAYERS DIRECTORS WRITERS
AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONE NUMBERS
THE 1937 FILM DAILY PRODUCT GUIDE AND DIRECTORS' ANNUAL
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PLAYERS DIRECTORS WRITERS
AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONE NUMBERS
9 9 9 A HANDY REFERENCE TO THE AGENTS' TELEPHONES OF PLAYERS, DIRECTORS AND WRITERS
KEY TO TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Addresses are Hollywood, unless otherwise noted. Players start on page 372, Directors on page 408, and Writers on page 411,
CRestview 6193 — Frances Bailey, 9122 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 6108 — Bernie Herman, 9132 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 12303 — Rudolph Berliner, 8874 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 6015 — William Charney, 9401 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills.
CRestview 4139 — John Columbo, 9126 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 6161 — Hallam Cooley-George S. Ullman, 9111 .Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 12161 — Gus Dembling, 9120 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 6600— DeShon-Dellar, 9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
CRestview 5185— Dolan & Doane, 8905 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 0194 — Dolge & Corder, 9538 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills.
CRestview 9170 — Murray EUman & Jack Stein- berg, 8818 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 4151 — Feldman-Blum Corp., 9441 Wil- shire TUvd., Beverly Hills.
CRestview 0155 — C. N. Fliasnick, 9006 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 6111 — Freddie Fralich, 9016 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 0193 — Lew Colder & Howard Lang, 9122 Sun.sct Blvd.
CRestview 11191 — Gray & Monter, 8736 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 5171 — Leland Hayward, 9460 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
CRestview 12141 — Schlager & Hoffman, 8776 Sun- set Blvd.
CRestview 12141 — Milton E. Hoffman, 8776 Sun- set Blvd.
CRestview 0121 — Harold Leyton, Inc., 9172 Sun- set Blvd.
CRestview 0146 — Menifee Johnston, 9439 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills.
CRestview 0121 — Harry Jolson, 9168 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 5537 — Juvenile Casting Bureau, 111 N.
Robertson Blvd., Beverly Hills. CRestview 5191 — Ivan Kahn and Harry Green,
8776 Sunset Blvd. CRestview 0104 — Ale.x Kempner, Bank of America
I'.ldg.. lieverly Hills. CRestview 4161 — Al Kingston & Walter Meyer,
9120 Sunset Blvd. CRestview 4159 — Abraham Lehr, 9441 Wilshire
Blvd., Beverly Hills. CRestview 0181 — Leighter-Hacklev, 9123 Sunset
F.lvd. CRestview 1592 — Fred Robinson, 7904 Santa IMon-
ica Blvd. CRestview 11135— Gene Mann, 8951 Sunset Blvd. CRestview 14141 — Marbert Agency, 9507 Santa
Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills. CRestview 6127 — Milo Marchetti, 8780 Sunset
Blvd.
CRestview 12111— Wm. Meikeljohn, 8949 Sunset
Blvd. CRestview 4197 — Wallace Middleton & Moe Sackin,
9006 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills. CRestview 11191 — Monter & Grey, 8738 Sunset
Blvd.
CRestview 11211 — Eleanor O'Reilly, 9006 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 4101 — Riickwell \- O'Keefe, 8951 Sun- set Blvd.
CRestview 12141 — Sig Schlager, 8776 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 5171 — Myron Selznick & Co., Inc., 9460 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
CRestview 4181 — Arch Selwyn, 8782 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 1116 — Louis Shurr, 9165 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 11191 — Sol Solinger, 8738 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 8558 — Frank Stempel Agency, 9470 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills.
CRestview 9830 — Doug Tauszig, 8949 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 12141 — Jessie Wadsworth, 8776 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 5989— William C. Winship, 9126 Sun- set Blvd.
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CRestview 4181 — Tohn Zanft, Ltd., 8782 Sunset Blvd.
CRestview 4185 — Sherrill & Falkiii. 9441 Wilshiie Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Exposition 5200 — Roy Randolph, Ambassador Hotel.
GLadstone 1611 — Baldey & Clark, 7402 .Santa iMonica Blvd., Beverly Hills.
GLadstone 3614 — Joseph Diskay, 668.! Sunset Hlvd.
GLadstone 3797 — Harry M. Gould, 7094 Santa .Monica Blvd.
GLadstone 7171 — Thomas Lee Artists Bureau, (i2.S,i Hollywood Blvd.
GLadstone 3117 — M. C. Levee, 1300 N. Crescent Heights Blvd.
GLadstone 7141 — Abe Levine, 6912 Hollywood Blvd.
GLadstone 3161 — Leo Morrison, 6777 Hollywood Blvd.
GRanite 1592 — James V. Barlotti, 7904 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills.
GRanite 9960 — Cinema Casting Agency, 6418 Santa Monica Blvd.
GRanite 3071 — Lola D. Moore, 1222 N. La Brea Ave.
GRanite 5171 — Max Shagrin, 6253 Hollywood Blvd.
GRanite 4347 — Alfred G. Shauer, 6636 Hollywood Blvd.
GRanite 3250 — Gilbert von Klatt, 1215 N. Harper Ave.
GRanite 7566 — Thelma Weisser, 6331 Hollywood Blvd.
HEmpstead 2193 — FK Studio Service, 5617 Holly- wood Blvd.
HEmpstead 1325 — Loretta Fitzpatrick, 5617 Holly- wood Blvd.
HEmpstead 2177— Mitchell Gertz, 1680 N. Vine St.
HEmpstead 5063 — Mrs. R. R. Crow, 5653^ Hollywood Blvd.
HEmpstead — Helen Pennington, 1737 N. High- land Ave.
Hillside 7353— Edington & Vincent, 6253 Holly- wood Blvd.
HHlside 3188 — George Frank, Inc., 1626 N. Vine St.
HHlside 2125 — Beyer & MacArthur, 1680 N. Vine St.
Hillside 2121 — International Artists Bureau, 6331 Hollywood Blvd.
Hillside 5128 — Robert Knowlden, 6253 Hollywood Blvd.
Hillside 1101 — Lichtig & England, 6425 Holly- wood Blvd.
Hillside 1121— Rebecca & Silton, 6605 Hollywood Blvd.
Hillside 7353 — Vincent & Edington, 6253 Holly- wood Blvd.
Hollywood 1696 — Paul Asher, Inc., 6331 Holly- wood Blvd.
Hollywood 2781 — Bonded Management, Inc., 7051 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood 3101 — Columbia Artists Bureau, 5939 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood 5341 — Fanchon & Marco, 5600 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood 2722 — Small-Landau, 6331 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood 3631 — NBC Arti.sts' Bureau. 5515 Mel- rose Ave.
Hollywood 2211 — Rodney Pantages, Pantages Theater Bldg., Hollywood.
Hollywood 3677 — Ben Rinaldo, 6605 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood 1405 — Sackin Agency, 6605 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood 2231 — William Stephens, 8464 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood 3591 — David H. Thompson, 1626 N. Nine St.
Hollywood 6173 — Harry Wurtzel, 6417 La Mirada Ave.
Michigan 3881 — Tom Gubbins, 506 North Lo» Angeles St.
Oxford 7107— Sam H. Armstrong, 9533 Brigh- ton Way, Beverly Hills.
Oxford 6286 — Associated Artists, 8627 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 7061— J. G. Bachman, 9000 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 3131— Berg & Allenberg. 9484 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Oxford 3196 — Stanley Bergerman, 9165 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 7071— Myrt Blum, 9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Oxford 1081 — Claude Bostock, 9126 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 9686— Flo Browne, 9006 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 3538 — Dave Chudnow, 8905 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 3101— Collier-Weber & Todd, 9441 Wil- shire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Oxford 7107— Tom Conlon Corp., 9533 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills.
Oxford 7083 — Cosmopolitan Film Agency, 9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Oxford 4606 — Lewis J. Denser, 9470 Santa Mon- ica Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Oxford 6141 — Richard Donaldson, 9615 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills.
oxford 3259— Bill & Sabel Dunn, 9538 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills.
Oxford 4153— Jack Gardner, 9132 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 0322— George & Moody, 9000 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 4149 — Goldstein, Goetz & Blumenthal, 8949 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 1131 — Nat C. Goldstone, 8782 Sunset Jilvd.
Oxford 4149— Sherman Grancell, 8949 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 3121— Hawks-Volck, 9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Oxford 4157 — Walter Herzbrun, 8983 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 6121 — Sam JaiTee, 8555 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 4308 — Neil Klages, 444 X. Camden Drive, Beverly Hills.
Oxford 8670 — Arthur Klein, Ltd., 8954 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 4041 — John Lancaster, 9615 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills.
oxford 7144— Leon O. Lance, 8516 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 1116 — Lyons. McCormick & Lyons, 9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Oxford 7162— MacQuarrie Bros., 8905 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 4161— Zeppo Marx, 8732 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 7326 — Art Meyer, 9401 Brighton Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Oxford 0322— Moody & George, 9000 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 4133 — Josie Sedgwick, Ray West and As- sociates, 8609 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 1008— Orsatti & Co., 9121 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 6264 — Ira Platky, 8780 Sunset Blvd.
Oxford 4243— Ross-Jenkins, 8922 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 8019 — Barbara Shelton, 9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
oxford 7144 — Arthur Silber, 8516 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 4542 — Simon Agency, 9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
Oxford 9686 — Harry Stern. 9006 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 3121— Volck & Hawks, 9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
oxford 6286— Minna Wallis, 8627 Sunset Blvd.
oxford 3101 — Harry Weber, 9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills.
oxford 3191 — Bill Woolfender, 9470 Santa Mon- ica Blvd., Beverly Hills.
WOodbury 63191 — Josie .Sedgwick, Ray West & .\-sociates. 8609 Sunset Blvd.
WOodbury 631-91 — M. C. Howe Booking Agency, .S(i(i9 Sunset Blvd.
WOodbury 63121 — Wm. Morris Agency, 8511 Sun- set Blvd.
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PLAYERS
AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONE NUMBERS
See page 370 ior key to telephone numbers.
— A —
Abarbanel, Judith Hillside 5162
Abbott, Richard CRestview 9170
Abbott, Ruth CRestview 6161
Abdiz, lya Oxford 1116
Abee, Four Sisters HOllywood 1945
Abee, Aileene HOllywood 1945
Abee, Fern HOllywood 1945
Abee, Harriet HOllywood 1945
Abee, Lauraine HOllywood 1945
Abel, Walter CRestview 5171
Aber, Arline Hillside 1101
Aber, Nestor CRestview 4161
Aber Twins GLadstone 3161
(Charline & Eileen)
Acuff, Eddie CRestview 6193
Adair, Jack CRestview 8558
Adair, Jean OXford 4161
Adair, Phyllis HEmpstead 0801
Adair, Rhoda CRestview 4151
Adair, Robert OXford 6141
Adaire, Jack OXford 7071
Adame, Leslie WOodbury 63121
Adams, Claire CRestview 0121
Adams, Dorothy HOllywood 5858
Adams, Eadie CRestview 12161
Adams, Earnie HOllywood 3677
Adams, Ellen, John CRestview 0194
Adams, Ernie Hillside 1101
Adams, Eustace L HOllywood 1648
Adams, Fritz HOllywood 1405
Adams, Maude CRestview 6161
Adams, Paul CRestview 4151
Adams, Richard OXford 7162
Adams, Sam GLadstone 7141
Adams, Victor CRestview 4197
Adlen, Lester HOllywood 1405
Adler, Estelle OXford 1116
Adler, Fay HOllywood 5341
Adler, Felix CRestview 0121
Adler, Feliz CRestview 0121
Adler, Larry HOllywood 3517
Adler, Leon OXford 8019
Adler, Luther OXford 1116
Adler, Mary GLadstone 3088
Adler, Stella OXford 1116
Adlon, Louis CRestview 5185
Adrian, Iris Hillside 3188
Afton, Ebbie Hillside 3188
Afton, Efifie Hillside 3188
Agnew, Robert OXford 7873
Agugulia, Mimi HOllywood 1405
Ahern, Gladys CRestview 9830
Ahern, Will GRanite 5171
Aherne, Brian OXford 3121
A'Herne, Patrick GLadstone 3134
Ahn. Philip HOllywood 221 1
Ainsley, Mary HEmpstead 0801
Ainsley. ]S'orman GRanite 4347
Alba, Maria GRanite 2188
Albani, Olga HOllywood 3517
Albertson, Frank HOllywood 3588
Alberni, Luis GRanite 5171
Albert, Jean CRestview 14141
Albin, Frank OXford 7107
Albright, Hardie CUlver City 4157
Albright, Wally CRestview 6193
Albright, Wally, Jr OXford 7107
Alcaniz, Luana HEmpstead 2177
Alda, John CRestview 6186
Alden, Betty HEmpstead 2177
Alden, Eric CRestview 9320
Alden, Jacquelyn GLadstone 3797
Alden, Joyce CRestview 6127
Alden, Judith HEmpstead 2177
Alden, Mary GLadstone 3797
Alderson, Erville CRestview 0146
Aldez, Louis GRanite 4347
Aldrich. Clancy CRestview 11191
Aldrich, David C GRanite 4347
Aldrich, Marishka CRestview 9830
Alena, Carola CRestview 0121
Alexander, Alfred HOllywood 1405
Alexander, Ben OXford 6169
Alexander, Denis CRestview 0181
Alexander, Ernie CRestview 12141
Alexander, Frank HOllywood 3588
Alexander, John CRestview 4101
Alexander, Katherine OXford 3191
Alexander, Richard GRanite 0711
Alexander, Tad HOllywood 3588
Alexus, Demetrios CRestview 9320
Alizaar HOllywood 1405
Allan, Elizabeth OXford 3121
Allan, Marguerite N WOodbury 63121
Allen, Adrianne CRestview 5171
Allen, Ariane OXford 7107
Allen, Barbara, Jo Hillside 7353
Allen, Edward CRestview 4128
Allen, Gracie HOllywood 3517
Allen, Harry CRestview 6161
Allen, Jacquelyn GLadstone 3797
Allen, Jean CRestview 6127
Allen, Jimmy Hillside 7353
Allen, Joseph K OXford 9983
Allen, Judith CRestview 11191
Allen, Kirby GRanite 0711
Allen, Lester CRestview 6127
Allen, Maude HEmpstead 2177
Allen, Ricca K GRanite 3650
Allen, Robert CRestview 4151
Allen, Rose HOllywood 3677
Allen, Vera CRestview 6161
Allister, Claud HOllywood 2722
Allman, Elvia CRestview 5185
Allwyn, Astrid CRestview 4161
Allvine, Anthony OXford 4153
Alper, Murray CRestview 12161
Alsage, Gene CRestview 6600
Alter, Murray HOllywood 3591
Alvarado, Don CRestview 5191
Alvarado, Don OXford 6169
Ahman, Frieda OXford 3196
Alvarez, Casimiro HOllywood 1405
Alvarez, Luis HOllywood 1405
Amann, Betty Hillside 1101
Ameche, Don Hillside 3188
Amert, Rudolph HEmpstead 2177
Ames, Adrienne OXford 1116
Ames, Leon CRestview 6161
Ames, Paul GRanite 7566
Amos 'N' Andy WOodbury 63121
Amsterdam, Morey HOllywood 5341
Anders, Glen OXford 3131
Anders, Lynn GRanite 5171
Anderson, Agnes GRanite 5171
Anderson, Eddie CRestview 12111
Anderson, George CRestview 6161
Anderson, John CRestview 1 1 123
Anderson, Judith Hillside 7353
Andersojj, Maxine CRestview 5989
Anderson, Robert OXford 4161
Andre, Carmen GRanite 2188
Andre, Evelyn GRanite 1592
Andre, Gwili OXford 7107
Andre, Lona CRestview 11191
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Andiesey, Claire CRestview 9170
Andrews, Andy GRanite 4347
Andrews, Ann HOlIywood 3517
Andrews, Joanne Hillside 5162
Andrews, Stanley OXford 3191
Andros, George Hillside 5128
Angel, Heather OXford 6121
Angelo, Nick YOrk 8123
Ankrum, Morris CRestview 5191
Annie, Judy, Zeke, Pete & Canon. .HOlIywood 3517
Anthony, Normand GRanite 3139
Antony, Suszenne HOlIywood 1405
Ames, Leon CRestview 6161
Apfel, Oscar CRestview. 12141
Appel, Anna CRestview 11191
Appleby, Dorothy CRestview 6161
Appleby, Stephen OXford 6286
Arbenz, Blary WOodbury 63121
Arcara, Flavia OXford 1152
Aramini, August! HOlIywood 1405
Archer, Elaine Hillside 1101
Archer, Lane OXford 7107
Ardell, Alice OXford 7162
Ardell, Franklyn CRestview 12161
Ardell, Sherry GRanite 4347
Arden, Elaine GLadstone 3161
Arden, Eve HOlIywood 2722
Arden, Evelyn GLadstone 3797
Arden, Lynn GRanite 5171
Arden, Mary CRestview 6193
Arden, Morton GLadstone 3797
Ardizoni, John GRanite 4347
Arenama, John GLadstone 3088
Argus, Edwin HEmpstead 2177
Arkin, Ted CRestview 9170
Arledge, Johnny OXford 4161
Arlen, Helen CRestview 6151
Aden, Judith CRestview 9170
Arlen, Richard OXford 6121
Arlington, Sonny OXford 4153
Armetta, Henry CRestview 4151
Armida HOlIywood 3517
Armitage, Walter OXford 3196
Armo, Frances WOodbury 63121
Armond, Alice OXford 6121
Armour, Margot OXford 3196
Armstrong, Cyril OXford 1152
Armstrong, Dale CRestview 6127
Armstrong, Louis CRestview 4101
Armstrong, Maidena ORegon 6869
Armstrong, Margaret CRestview 12111
Armstrong, Robert OXford 3121
Arnett, Beverly Hillside 5128
Arnett, Paul CRestview 11191
Arnold. Edith CRestview 12161
Arnold, Edward OXford 3131
Arnold, Jessie CRestview 9170
Arnold, Johnny Hillside 7353
Arnold, Julian B HOlIywood 1405
Arnold, William CRestview 9170
Arnot, Charles OXford 4157
Arnt, Charles E OXford 7061
Arquette, Cliff Hillside 3188
Arriga, Carmen Teressa .HOlIywood 1405
Arthur, Betty . .GRanite 4347
Arthur, George K GRanite 2194
Arthur, Jean OXford 1116
Arthur, Johnny Hillside 7353
Ash, Paul OXford 4542
Ash, Sam CRestview 11191
Ashe, Lou HOlIywood 5341
Ashley, Herbert GRanite 5171
Ashworth, Jean Muriel OXford 6169
Askam, Perry CRestview 6111
Astaire, Fred CRestview 51 71
Asther, Nils GLadstone 6134
Astor, Gertrude CRestview 9170
Aster, Mary CRestview 5171
Atchley, Hooper CRestview 11135
Ates, Dorothy CRestview 9830
Ates, Rosco HOlIywood 2722
Atwater, Edith HOlIywood 2722
Atwell, Roy OXford 4153
Atwill, Lionel OXford 3131
Atwood, Donna CRestview 6127
Aubert, Jeanne CRestview 6151
Aubrey, Jimmy OXford 4161
Aubrey, Will GRanite 5171
Auer, Mischa CRestview 12111
Aunt Jemima WOodbury 63121
Aussey, Germaine OXford 1116
Austin, Charles OXford 7162
Austin, Gene HOlIywood 2722
Austin, Frank CRestview 8558
Austin, John CRestview 6193
Austin, Leslie GLadstone 3161
Austin, Marguerite CRestview 9170
Austin, William CRestview 6161
Autry, Gene NOrth Hollywood 1173
Aylesworth, Arthur HEmpstead 2177
Ayres, Agnes CRestview OISS
Ayres, Lew CRestview 5191
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Baby Rose Marie CRestview 4181
Bach, Rudolph HOlIywood 1405
Bachara, Ann ROchester 2472
Backer, Benny CRestview 6188
Baclanova, Olga CRestview 6161
Bacon, Irving OXford 4606
Baer, Max GLadstone 3161
BafTot, Al Hollywood 1405
Baggiore, Attilio HOlIywood 3631
Bailey, Edwin HEmpstead 2177
Bailey, Robert B Hillside 3188
Bailey, Sherwood CRestview 11191
Bailey, Stella GLadstone 3797
Bainter, Fay OXford 6121
Bais, Curt CRestview 8621
Baker, Belle WOodbury 63121
Baker, Benny OXford 4161
Baker, Frank CRestview 8558
Baker, Kenny CRestview 6193
Baker, Lee Hillside 3188
Baker, Phil OXford 1116
Bakewell, Willam CRestview 6161
Baldwin, Ann CRestview 11191
Baldwin, Robert CRestview 4101
Balfour, Betty Hillside 7363
Balieff, Nikita HOlIywood 3517
Ball, George OXford 7873
Ball, Lucille OXford 4161
Ballard, Elmer CRestview 9170
Ballew, Smith HOlIywood 2722
Ballou, Marion CRestview 9830
Bampton, Rose GLadstone 6134
Banks, Howard OXford 9044
Bancroft, Charles GRanite 7566
Bancroft, George OXford 6121
Bankhead. Tallulah OXford 6121
Banky, Vilma Hillside 1121
Bannerman, Margaret Hillside 7353
Barbee, Richard CRestview 12161
Barbier, George HOlIywood 2722
Barbour, Oliver CRestview 8621
Barclay, Charles Hillside 5128
Barclay, Don HEmpstead 2177
Barclay, Helene OXford 7107
Barclay, loan Hillside 1101
Barclay, John OXford 1116
Barclay, Louise HOlIywood 1405
BarcroflF, Ray CRestview 11191
Bard, Ben CRestview 0121
Barker, Ambrose CRestview 9170
Barker, Margaret OXford 1116
Barker, Roland CRestview 4128
Barclay, John OXford 1116
Barlow, Reginald CRestview 9170
Barnes, James OXford 6121
Barnes, Jane OXford 6121
Barnes, Pinkie OXford 0767
Barnett. Jimmy CRestview 9408
Barnett, Vince OXford 7061
Barnett, Vincent GLadstone 3161
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Baron, Gregory GRanite 0711
Barondess, Barbara CRestview 6L61
Barr, Evelyn OXford 8013
Barraud, George HOllywood 2722
Barrat, Robert OXford 3191
Barrett, Edith WOodbury 63121
Barrett, Katharine Hillside 7461
Barrett, Mary Jane WOodbury 63121
Barrett, Paul HEmpstead 2177
Barrett, Sheila GLadstone 3161
Barrie, Ann GLadstone 3161
Barrie, Grace CRestview 6108
Barrie, Mona CRestview 11191
Barrie, Wendy OXford 1116
Barrier, Edgar CRestview 6161
Barris, Harry GRanite 1592
Barris, Mona Hillside 7353
Barriscalc, Bessie HOllywood 3591
Bary, Jean CRestview SSS8
Barry Bros HOllywood 5341
Barry, Elaine WOodbury 63121
Barry, Phyllis OXford 9686
Barry Donald HOllywood 2722
Barry, Wesley CRestview 12161
Barry, William HOllywood 1405
Barrymore, Ethel Colt CRestview 6108
Barrymore, John WOodbury 63121
Barrymore, Lionel HOllywood 2722
Barstad, Sue CRestview 9408
Barston, Dick WOodbury 63121
Barston, Edith WOodbury 63121
Barteaux, C. Mortoi\ GLadstone 3161
Bartlett, Bennie OXford 9686
Bartlett, Carre GLadstone 9202
Bartlett, Gene CRestview 6600
Bartlett, Henry OXford 8019
Bartlett, Madge GRanite 1592
Bartlett, Michael WOodbury 63121
Barto, Dewey Hillside 2125
Barton, Buzz OXford 6237
Barton, Dorothy CRestview 6111
Barton, Finis HOllywood 3591
Barton, James CRestview 6161
Barton, John CRestview 14141
Barton, Marion GRanite 7566
Barton, Virginia HOllywood 3591
Barty, Billy Hillside 1101
Basil, Nick GRanite 071 1
Basquette, Lina CRestview 11191
Bastin, Charles HOllywood 1405
Bates, Granville CRestview 4161
Bates, Noel TOrrence 4007
Bates, Sally WOodbury 63121
Bates, Kenneth OXford 3101
Bates, Peggy OXford 6121
Battista, Miriam CRestview 9170
Battists, Marion HEmpstead 2704
Bauer, John OXford 6141
Bauernschmidt, William GRanite 4347
Baxley, Jack HOllywood 1405
Baxter, Allen OXford 6286
Baxter, George OXford 4606
Bay, Dorothy CRestview 9320
Beach, Richard CRestview 14141
Beal, John HOllywood 3517
Beal, Royal GLadstone 6134
Beard, "Stymie" OXford 3538
Beattie, Douglas HOllywood 3631
Beatty, Bunny GRanite 5171
Heatty, George OXford 4542
Beatty, May WOodbury 63121
Beatty, Roberta GLadstone 3161
Beatty, Lauri CRestview 6111
Beaumont, Paul HOllywood 1405
Beavers, Louise GRanite 0711
Beck, John OXford 8019
Beck, Peggy CRestview 4128
Beck, Robert OXford 4163
Beck, Thomas OXford 3101
Beckett, Scotty CRestview 12111
Bedford, Barbara CRestview 12141
l?eebe, Marjorie Hillside 1101
Beecher, Janet WOodbury 63121
Beery, Noah HOllywood 2722
Beery, Noah, Jr CRestview 4161
Beery, Noah, H. Sr GLadstone 3161
Beery, Wallace OXford 3131
Beggs, Lee HOllywood 1405
Bejarano, Julia HOllywood 1405
Belasco, Leon CRestview 6108
Belaver, Harry WOodbury 63121
Belin, Charles CRestview 9170
Bell, James HOllywood 2722
Bell, Fred CRestview 12161
Bell, Rex Hillside 3188
Bell, Robert OXford 0767
Bellamy, Madge GRanite 4194
Bellamy, Ralph OXford 6121
Bellew, Cosmo Kyrle CRestview 11135
Bellew, Julia GRanite 5171
Bellini, Nino CRestview 4161
Bellis, Guy CRestview 12161
Bellport, Billie HOllywood 1405
Belmore, Daisy OXford 9044
Belmore, Lionel OXford 9044
Belt, Neil GLadstone 3088
Bemis, Billy CRestview 6193
Bemis, Beverly CRestview 6193
Benard, Ray OXford 4473
Bender, Ada May OXford 0767
Benedict, Brooks CRestview 8558
Benedict, William CRestview 12111
Benell, Julia OXford 9044
Benger, Wilson GLadstone 7141
Bennett, Ann GRanite 4347
Bennett, Edna HOllywood 3591
Bennett, Carlyle GLadstone 4946
Bennett, Charles OXford 7107
Bennett, Constance OXford 3121
Bennett, Irene HOllywood 2231
Bennett, Joan OXford 6121
Bennett, Leila WOodbury 63121
Bennett, Marjorie Hillside 5128
Bennett, Mickey CRestview 11135
Bennett, Ralph OXford 3538
Bennett, Richard OXford 6121
Benny, Jack OXford 1116
Bentley, Irene ORegon 1167
Benton, Dean Richmond OXford 7326
Beranger, George Andre CRestview 6161
Beresford, Evelyn CRestview 6161
Beresford, Harry OXford 3191
Bergen, Constance OXford 9044
Bergen, Jerry OXford 7144
Bergere, Valerie OXford 4153
Bergquist, Harold HEmpstead 4305
Bergovay, Helen CRestview 9408
Berkeley, Lynne CRestview 12111
Berle, Milton CRestview 4161
Bernhardt, Louise OXford 3101
Bernie, Ben WOodbury 63121
Bernier,_ Peggy OXfprd 3196
Bernstein, Ilene CRestview 4128
Berry, Art, Sr HEmpstead 3184
Berrv, Noah OXford 6121
Berry, Nyas OXford 7144
Berryman, Ann OXford 9045
Besco, Frances GRanite 1592
Betz, Mathew CRestview 6161
Bevan, Billy GRanite 5171
Bevans, Clem OXford 4153
Bevans, Lionel OXford 6121
Bevans, Phillippa OXford 7107
Bickel, George L. Sr GRanite 3139
Bickett, Viva WOodbury 63121
Bickford, Charles OXford 7061
Big Heart HOllyvyood 1405
Biller, Irene CRestview 11135
Billings, George FItzroy 891 5
Bing, Herman CRestview 0146
Binney, Constance OXford 6286
Birch, Wyrley WOodbiiry 63121
Birdwell, Russell CRestview 4151
Birell, Tala CRestview 6193
Birmingham, Alan CRestview 6161
Birkett, Viva WOodbury 63121
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Bixford, Tonya Hillside 1121
Bizet, Bobby GLadstone 3797
Black, Mauricf HEmpstead 2177
Blackford, Clara OXford 3101
Blackford, Mary GLadstone 6134
Blackley, Douglas HOllywood 2231
Blackmer, Sidney OXford 6121
Blackvveii, Earl CRestview 8621
Blackwood, George OXford 6116
Blackwood, Mary OXford 4153
Blaine, Barbara CRestview 9170
Blaine, Tames CRestview 4128
Blair, Anita OXford 9044
Blair, Ann ORegon 1167
Blair, Barbara OXford 3131
Blair, Timmy CRestview 5185
Blair, Joan Hillside 5162
Blake, Arthur CRestview 12161
Blake, Gladys CRestview 12111
Blake, Judith OXford 3196
Blakelev, James CRestview 6161
Blanchard, Frederick Hllliside 1101
Blanco, Eumenio HOllywood 1405
Bland, Trevor Hillside 5128
Blanding, Don Hillside 1101
Blandick, Clara OXford 3101
Blane, Barbara CRestview 9170
Blane, Sally OXford 1116
Blank, Edel HOllywood 1405
Bleifer, Tohn OXford 3191
Bletcher, Billy Hillside 1101
Biinn, Beatrice OXford 1116
Bliss, Leila GRanite 5171
Block, Jessie WOodbury 63121
Blondell, Gloria Hillside 3188
Blondell, Joan Hillside 3188
Bloodgood, Margaret CRestview 4197
Blore, Eric HOllywood 2722
Blue, Ben GLadstone 3161
Blue, Monte CRestview 12111
Blythe, Betty CRestview 4197
Blystone, Stanley CRestview 9170
Boardman, Eleanor OXford 4161
Bockoven, Harold CRestview 9170
Bodley, Ronald V. C. (Maj.) .. ..Hillside 1101
Bodwin, Consuella CRestview 9408
Boggess, Harold OXford 3101
Bohn, John HOllywood 2722
Bohner, Roman OXford 1116
Bogislau, R Oxford 7107
Boisseau, Yvonne CRestview 6161
Boles, Glen Hillside 2125
Boles, John Hillside 1 121
Bolger, Ray WOodbury 63121
Bois, Curt Hillside 7461
Boley, May CRestview 11135
Bolton, Helen CRestview 0194
Bona, Xora, F CRestview 0121
Bonanova, Fortunii CRestview 0121
Bond, Charles HOllywood 5341
Bond, Lillian OXford 3121
Bond, Tommy GRanite 2188
Bond, Ward CRestview 4161
Bondi, Beulah Hillside 7353
Bonita CRestview 12161
Bonn, Walter CRestview 6127
Bonnelli, Richard WOodbury 63121
Boone, Barbara CRestview 6193
Booth, Edw.'na OXford 3101
Booth, Mildred CRestview 12161
Booth, Shirley OXford 1116
Borcosque, Carlos HOllywood 1405
BORDEN, BETTY OXford 4133
Borden, Eddie CRestview 4197
Borden, Eugene HOllywood 1405
Bordon & Kent YOrk 8123
Bordon, Renee CRestview 0121
Bordoni, Irene CRestview 0155
Boreo, Emil CRestview 6108
Borg, Ariane HOllywood 1405
Borgato, Agostino HOllywood 1405
Borgia, Rene HOllywood 1405
Boris, Ferike CRestview 11211
Borland, Barlowe CRestview 4197
Borland, Carroll OXford 7061
Borloz. Rene HOllywood 1405
Borodin, Michaei HOllywood 1405
Borona CRestview 0121
Boros, Ferike GRanite 5171
B( rzage, Raymond OXford 4153
Bo zani, Dario .HOllywood 1945
Bo well Sisters GLadstone 3161
Bo-.vorth, Hobart GLadstone 7141
Bot ler, Richard GRanite 1592
Bot. !er. Wade HOllywood 3591
Boui lie, Marilyn . .CRestview 9408
Bom ;e, Whitney OXford 6286
Bova d, Mary Hillside 7461
Bowe Morton OXford 1081
Bowei . Harry CRestview 8558
Bowm n, Betty GLadstone 8157
Bowm. ;i, Patricia HOllywood 5341
Bowma i, Ralph CRestview 6127
Boyd, Bonniex Lo'i »HIllside 5128
Boyd, J )hn OXford 7107
Boyd, I'ae HOllywood 3517
Boyd, \ ,'illiam HOllywood 1101
Boyer, Charles CRestview 4151
Boyer, Hal OXford 3101
Boy.r, Lucienne WOodbury 63121
Boyle, Johnny Hillside 2125
Bracey, Sidney CRestview 8558
Bracey, S. Norton HOllywood 1405
Bracy. Sidney W Yoming 7818
Bradbury, James Jr GRanite 0711
Braddock, James J HOllywood 3517
Braden, William GRanite 0711
Bradford, John CRestview 0181
Bradley, Grace HEmpstead 4305
Bradley, Harry C GRanite 5171
Bradley, Paul OXford 0767
Bradley, Ronald Hillside 5128
Bradley, Ward W CRestview 9170
Bradna, Olympe OXford 4161
Bradshaw, Frederick OXford 1081
Brady, Alice HOllywood 2722
Brady, Edwin CRestview 9320
Braham, Horace CRestview 6161
Braidon, Thomas A CRestview 4197
Braggiotto, Francesca OXford 8030
Braham, Lionel HOllywood 2722
Bramley, Ray CRestview 6161
Brand, Phoebe OXford 1116
Brandbent, Ada HOllywood 5341
Brandon, Herbert HOllywood 1405
Brandon, Henry GRanite 5171
Brasno, George CRestview 11123
Brasno, OHve CRestview 11123
Brayton, Margaret OXford 7107
Breakston, George CRestview 11123
Brecher, Egon CRestview 11191
Brecher, Susie OXford 8030
Breedon, John CRestview 9320
Breen, Margaret HOllywood 5341
Breen, Nellis CRestview 6127
Brendel, El HOllywood 1173
Brennan, Walter GRanite 0711
Brent, Dorothy OXford 4473
Brent, Evelyn HEmpstead 2177
Brent, George Hillside 7353
Biereton, Tyrone HEmpstead 7229
Brewster, Tune OXford 3191
Brewster, Tim Hillside 5128
Brian, Donald GRanite 07ri
Brian, Louise WOodbury 63121
15rian, Mary CRestview 4151
Brice, Fannie GLadstone 3161
Brice, Lew OXford 4542
Brice, Vincent GLadstone 6134
Bricker, George ; Hillside 1101
Bridge, Alan CRestview 11135
Bridges, Gregg GRanite 5171
Bridges, Lorraine Hillside 3188
Brierre, Maurice HOllywood 1405
Briggs, Donald Hillside 3188
Briggs, Harlan GLadstone 3161
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
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Briggs, Matt HOlIywood 2722
Brill, Margret CRestview 9170
Brince, Arthur GRanite 4347
Brink, Robert GRanite 4347
Brisbane, William Hillside 2125
Brisbane, William Onier CRestview 9408
Brissac, Virginia OXford 9045
Brisson, Carl HOlIywood 2722
Britton, Florence OXford 4161
Britten, Frank WOodbury 63121
Britton, Milt WOodbury 63121
Britton, Mozell OXford 3191
Brix, Herman CRestview 12111
Brixton, Len HOlIywood 3677
Brock, Martha CRestview 6161
Brodbury, Claudia CRestview 9170
Broderick, Helen OXford 4161
Brodus, Richard (Tex) GLadstone 6134
Brody, Ann GRanite 3139
Bromberg, J. Edward Hillside 7353
Bromley, Sheila CRestview 4161
Bronson, Betty CRestview 6186
Bronson, Bunny Hillside 1101
Bronson, Jackie Cx" "stview 6127
Brooke, Tyler O.Tford 4041
Brooks, Alan HOllywo d 3591
Brooks, Flo GRanite "157
Brooks, Howard Hillside SiJ"'
Brooks, Phyllis HOlIywood 223 1
Brophy, Edward OXford 7107
Brower, Thomas L GRanite 3139
Brower, Tom CRestview 12161
Brown, Anita CRestview 8558
Brown, Arthur GLadstone 3161
Brown, Billy CRestview 9170
Brown, Charles A HOlIywood 3517
Brown, Chas. O OXford 6121
Brown, Cleo OXford 7144
Brown, Dora Ann CRestview 9170
Brown, Dorothy GRanite 8157
Brown, Elmer L HOlIywood 2722
Brown, Geraldein CRestview 12161
Brown, Gloria Hillside 5128
Brown, Harry CRestview 4197
Brown, Helen OXford 9983
Brown, Joe E GLadstone 3117
Brown, Jimmie GRanite 4347
Brown, John Mack CRestview 6161
Brown, Louise HOlIywood 3591
Brown, Lucille CRestview 11191
Brown, Mary Ellen CRestview 6600
Brown, Morgan OLympia 9175
Brown, Ray HOlIywood 3591
Brown, Russ HOlIywood 5341
Brown, Stan GRanite 4347
Brown, Sheila CRestview 11123
Brown, Tom HOllvwood 2722
Brown, Troy OXford 7144
Browne, Charles OXford 3101
Browne, Cicely CRestview 8558
Browne, Irene OXford 1008
Browne, Novis Pat OXford 3101
Browne, Tony OXford 7144
Bruce, John CRestview 9170
Bruce, Nigel Hillside 7353
Bruce, Robert Hillside 1101
Bruce, Virginia HOlIywood 3588
Bruno, Frank CRestview 11191
Bruno, Frank CRestview 12111
Brunton, Garland GRanite 7566
Bruzovna, Helina CRestview 9320
Bryant, Goeflfrey WOodbury 63121
Bryant, Nana CRestview 4161
Bryant Sisters, Three CRestview 4101
Bryce-Day, Margaret CRestview 12303
Bryne, William OXford 7107
Buchanan, Elsa CRestview 11191
Buchanan, Jack (Buck) HEmpstead 0801
Buchanan, Jane WOodbury 63121
Buck, Donald OXford 0767
Buckingham, Jan Hillside 1528
Buckland, Veda CRestview 0121
Buckley, Herbert T CRestview 9408
Buckmaster, John OXford 1116
Bugard, Eddie OXford 9044
Bunce, Alan CRestview 6161
Bunston, Herbert Hillside 1101
Bupp, Sonny Hillside 1101
Bupp, Tommy Hillside 1101
Burani, Michelette GLadstone 6134
Burfield, Joan Hillside 1101
Burgess, Dorothy . GLadstone 3161
Burgess, Grover OXford 1116
Burgher, Frank CRestview 0194
Bunan, Adela CRestview 9904
Burk, Frank ... CRestview 0194
Burke, Billie HOlIywood 2722
Burke, James HOlIywood 1173
Burke, Kathleen CRestview 11123
Burke, Lou HEmpstead 0801
Burke, Marie OXford 7107
Burke, Orin OXford 7107
Burke, Warren E CRestview 1113S
Burley, Jessie GLadstone 6134
Burnette, Smiley NOrth Hollywood 1101
Burns, Betty OXford 8030
Burns, Bob WOodbury 63121
Burns, David CRestview 6151
Burns, Edward OXford 6121
Burns, George HOlIywood 3517
Burns, Harry GLadstone 3161
Burns, Marion Hillside 7353
Burns, Robert GLadstone 3797
T'.urnside, Henrietta GRanite 3071
Bi.-nside, R. H OXford 3191
Burress, William OXford 6141
Burrud, Billy CRestview 6161
Burt, Frederic GLadstone 3797
Burt, Nella GLadstone 3797
Burtis, Eric CRestview 4101
Burtis, James P HOlIywood 3591
Burton, Frederick OXford 3101
Burton, John CRestview 4161
Burton, Marjorie GLadstone 3797
Burton, Marie GRanite 2188
Burton, Sam A OXford 7144
Busch, Mae CRestview 11135
Bush, James CRestview 12111
Bushman, Francis X OXford 7144
Burke, Larry YOrk 8123
Burnell, W. A. ( Wiff) CRestview 7803
Burleson, Robert CRestview 0121
Burley, Jessie Hillside 7363
Burns, Nat Hillside 5128
Burress, William OXford 6141
Burroughs, Bruce OXford 6264
Bushman, Francis X Hillside 1121
Bushnell, Charles OXford 0767
Ruster, Budd CRestview 12303
Butler, Jimmy CRestview 12111
Butler, John HOlIywood 3591
Butler, Lawrence CRestview 4101
Butler, Rosita OXford 7107
Butterworth, Charles Hillside 3188
Butts, Billy GRanite 0711
Buzzell, Eddie OXford 7103
Buxton, Margot CRestview 9170
Byrd, Sam GLadstone 6134
Byington, Spring OXford 6286
Bykoff, Vladimir CRestview 1 1 123
Byrd, Ralph HEmpstead 2177
Byrne. Billy OXford 7162
Byron, Arthur OXford 3131
Byron, Arthur S. (Pop) HOlIywood 1405
Byron, George CRestview 5185
Byron, Paul CUIver City 5760
Byron, Walter CRestview 6161
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Cadman, Charles Wakefield HOlIywood 5858
Cady, Bill Hillside 5162
Cagney, James Hillside 318S
Cagney, William (Bill) CRestview 6161
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Caine, Georgia Hollywood 3S91
Caine, Georgia HOllywood 3591
Cails, Tiic CKestview 12141
Caldweil, Bobby GLadstone 3797
Caldwell, Orville K OXford 9044
Calliern, Louis OXford 4161
Calhoun, Alice HOllywood 1405
California Collegians HOllywood 5341
Call, John William II HOllywood 2722
Callahan, Marie CRestview 12161
Callalian, Margaret OXford 41()1
Callahan, Viola Hillside 5128
Callan. Alex OXford 1116
Callena, Maurice HOllywood 3517
Callendar, Remain GLadstone 3161
Calthrop, Donald HOllywood 3517
Calvert, E. H. (Capt.) ' GLadstone 7141
Cambre, Del CRestview 6193
Cameron, Hugh HOllywood 3517
Cameron, John HOllywood 1405
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Campbell, Alan CRestview 6186
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Campbell, Diana OXford 1116
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Campo. Del HEmpstead 2177
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Candy & CoCo OXford 6237
Canova Family WOodbury 63121
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Cardonat. Mariette HOllvwood 1405
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Carlav. Rachel OXford 1081
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Carletnn. Robert CRestview 12141
Carleton, Williaiu P CRestview 4197
Carlisle, Alexandria GLadstone 6134
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Carlon, Frances CRestview 6186
Carlos. Don Hillside 11")
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Carlyle, David CRestview 6193
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Carlyle, Richard CRestview 6161
Carmen, Jean OXford 0322
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Carminati. Tullio CRestview 5171
Carney. Roger CRestview 6127
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Carnovsky, Morris OXford 1116
Carol. Joan CRestview 11135
Carol, Sue OXford 4161
Carol, Tito WOodbury 63121
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Carr, Jean HOllywood 2722
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Carr, Alexander CRestview 11330
Carr, Mary CRestview 11135
Carr, Nat HEmpstead 2177
Carr, Nelson CRestview 618<')
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Carter, Mrs. Leslie CRestview 12141
Carter, Louise CRestview 12111
Cartwright, Gerald GRanite 07 I 1
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Caruso, Henry CRestview 6127
Caruso, Lawrence CRestview 6127
Caruth, Burr OXford 7107
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Carver, Lynne CRestview 6193
Carver, Rosemary OXford 1116
Casey, Dolores CRestview 11123
Casey, Stuart Oregon 1167
Casselotti, Louise OXford 3101
Cass, Maurice CRestview 12161
Castello, Dinorah . . HOllywood 1405
Castillo, Norma HOllywood 1405
Castello, Willy CRestview 11135
Casteneda, Movita CRestview 12111
Ca.=tle, Irene OXford 3101
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Centra. Peg Le CRestview 4101
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Cezon. Coiisuelo CRestview 12303
Cezon. Ricardo CRestview 1230X
Cbadwick, Cyril CRestview 4128
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ChafTe. Louise OXford 3101
Chaliapine. Feodor OXford 1116
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Chalzel, Leo HOllywood 1648
Chambers, Lyster WOodbury 63121
Chambers, Shirley GRanite 5171
Chambers. Wheafon GRanite 4347
Chan, Camillie CRestview 12303
Chan, Helen CRestview 12161
Chan, Oie CRestview 12303
Chan, Spencer CRestview 12303
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Chandler. Chick CRestview 12111
Chandler, Eddie CRestview 8558
Chandler, George GRanite 5171
Chandler, Helen HOllywood 2722
CRestview 6161
Chandler, Janet OXford 7873
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Chaney, Lon, Jr CRestview 0121
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Chantal, Marcelle Hillside 7353
Chapin, Jack CRestview 6161
Chai>in. Martha CRestview 11191
Chapman, Frank Hillside 7353
Chapman, Patricia GRanite 5171
Charipar, Iris OXford 0767
Charles. Ernest GRanite 8157
Charleston. Helen HOllywood 3517
Charleston, Milton CRestview 8621
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Charlesworth, Tom CRestview 0146
Charters, Spencer CRestview 4161
Chase, Alden CRestview 6161
Chase, Charles CRestview 11135
Chase, Ilka WOodbury 63121
Chasin, Dave GLadstone 3161
Chatburn, Jean OXford 3121
Chatterton, Tom OXford 6141
Chatterton, Ruth CRestview 4151
Chatterton, Thomas OXford 6141
Cherrill, Virginia OXford 1116
Chevret, Lita OXford 7107
Cheron, Andre HOllywood 1405
Chief Thunder Cloud GRanite 3071
Chilton & Thomas WOodbury 63121
Ching, Bo CRestview 12303
Chishohn, Robert HOllywood 2722
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Christian, Frank J OXford 7873
Christians, Mady OXford 6121
Christie, Allan CRestview 11135
Christy, Dorothy CRestview 0121
Christy, Ivan GLadstone 9202
Christensen, Benjamin Hillside 5162
Church, Fred HEmpstead 0801
Churchill, Berton CRestview 4161
Churchill, Marguerite CRestview 6193
Churchill, Tony OXford 4308
Cianelli, Eduardo CRestview 4151
Chiquita CRestview 11123
Chiapi, Stavir GRanite 8157
Claire, Bernice CRestview 4101
Clare, Colleen CRestview 5191
Claire, Ina OXford 1116
Claire, Marion GLadstone 6134
Clara, Douna CRestview 6193
Clare, Mildred CRestview 4128
Clare, Phyllis (Johnnia) GLadstone 3797
Clarendon, Jean CRestview 5989
Clark, Bobby CRestview 6161
Clark, David CRestview 12303
Clark, Davison OXford 7144
Clark, Dona GRanite 4347
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Clark, Gage GLadstone 6134
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Clark, Herbert C GRanite 0711
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Clark, Harvey OXford 6141
Clark, Lillian OXford 3196
Clark, Mamo OXford 6121
Clark, Russ OXford 7107
Clark, Ruth OXford 4473
Clark, Wallis OXford 4041
Clark, Westcott E HOllywood 1405
Clark, Wister OXford 6121
Clarke, Dellog CRestview 598 1
Clarke, Gloria GRanite 4347
Clarke, Mae CRestview 4161
Clarke, Glenn OXford 4473
Clarke, William GRanite 8157
Clarke, Clem S GRanite 8157
Clarken. Peggy HOllywood 1405
Clayberth, Jane ORegon 1167
Clayton, Ethel CRestview 4197
Clayton, Marion CRestview 4197
Clayworth, June GLadstone 3161
Cleary, Jimmv CRestview 5989
Clement, Dora OXford 4153
Clements, Dudley CRestview 6161
Clemons, Jimmy GRanite 8157
Clement, Clay Hillside 2125
Cleveland, George CRestview 4197
Cleveland, Gene Hillside 5162
Clifford, Edith Hillside 1101
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CliflFord, Kathleen Hillside 5 1 62
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Clifford, Ruth CRestview 9170
Clive, Colin GLadstone 3161
Clive, E. E CRestview 4161
Cluett, Roger CRestview 6161
Clurman. Harold OXford 1116
Clute, Chester CRestview 6161
Clyde, Andy T.R. 3076
Clyde, Dave OXford 3191
Clyde, David CRestview 12111
Clyde, June HOllywood 2722
Coate, Robert GLadstone 3161
Cobb, Edmund GRanite 3071
Col)b, Irvin S OXford 6141
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Coburn, Charles (Mrs.) HOllywood 2722
Coburn, Helen HOllywood 3517
Cochrane, Elaine GRanite 4347
Codec, Ann WOodbury 63121
Cody, Bill CRestview 7803
Cody, Bill, Jr GRanite 1592
Cody, Harry OXford 4153
Coghlan, Frank. Jr CRestview 9830
Coghlan, Gertrude CRestview 9170
Coghlan, Rose GRanite 4347
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Coits, Joe CRestview 11123
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Colbert, Claudette .CRestview 4151
Colbert, Jean CRestview 11191
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Cole, Bill HEmpstead 0801
Cole, Gladys GRanite 4347
Cole, Sylvia GLadstone 3797
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Coleman, Bernice CRestview 6127
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Coleman, Claudia CRestview 12111
Coleman, Ruth OXford 6121
Colette, Daniel CRestview 12303
Colleano, Con OXford 4542
Collett, Dan CRestview 6127
Collier, Buster OXford 8808
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Collier, Lucille CRestview 9408
Collier, William, Jr GLadstone 3161
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Collian, Russell OXford 1116
Collinge, Patricia GRanite 5171
Collins, Charles OXford 4161
Collins, Cora Sue GRanite 5171
Collins, G. Pat CRestview 12111
Collins, Jerry ... GLadstone 3797
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Collins, Neil CRestview 9170
Collins, Russell OXford 1116
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Colombo. Aurelia CRestview 4101
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Comerford, Janet GRanite 3071
Comerford, Lorraine GRanite 3071
Comont, Mathilde (Mrs.) GRanite 0711
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Compton, Joyce CRestview 6161
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Conley, Harry J CRestview 6161
Conlan, Tom CRestview 5191
Conlin, James CRestview 12161
Connolly, Randolph HOllvwood 1405
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Connell, Leon CRestview 9408
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Connor, Allen CRestview 4197
Connor Twins Hillside 5162
Conover, Theresa Maxwell HEmpstead 2177
Conrad, Con Hillside 5162
Conrad, Eddie GRanite 5171
Conroy, Frank GLadstone 31/61
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Conti, Albert CRestview 0146
Converse, Peggy GRanite 5171
Conway, Alban GLadstone 3161
Conway, Frank GLadstone 3161
Conway, Julie CRestview 4139
Conway, Morgan OXford 7107
Conwey, Ferry HOllywood 3517
Coogan, Jackie, Jr OXford 6121
Cook, Bruce OXford 4508
Cook, Clyde CRestview 12111
Cook, Donald OXford 1116
Cook, Joe GLadstone 3161
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Cooke, Ray HOllywood 3588
Cooksey, Curtis OXford 1116
Cooley, Hallam OXford 3101
Cooling, Eric CRestview 6127
Cooper, Anthony Kemble CRestview 12161
Cooper, Betty Jane HOllywood 5341
Cooper, David Hillside 2125
Cooper, Edward Hillside 2125
Cooper, George CRestview 8558
Cooper, Gladys Hillside 7353
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Cooper, Jackie WOodbury 63121
Cooper, Jerry MDingsd. 15354
Cooper, Melville WOodbury 63121
Cooper, Olive CRestview ,11135
Cooper, Philip GLadstone 3797
Cooper, Lilian K CRestview 4161
Coote, Robert CRestview 4161
Copeland, Nick OXford 7107
Coral, Tito OXford 7144
Corbeil, Jerry CRestview 5989
Corbin, Berta OXford 0767
Corcoran, George (Red) CRestview 5185
Corcoran, Jane CRestview 4197
Corday, Marcelle CRestview 0146
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Cording, Harry GRanite 5171
Cordy, Raymond HOllywood 3517
Corio, Rafael CRestview 61^1
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Corrado, Gino GRanite 1 592
Correll, Alfonso CRestview 9408
Corrigan, D'Arcy CRestview 11191
Corrigan, Ray CRestview 14141
Corson, WilHam IlOlIywoid 2231
Cortez, Blanca HOllywood 1405
Cortez, Carlota HOllywood 1405
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Corthell, Herbert CRestview 7860
Cory, Robert HOllywood 1405
Cosbey, Ronnie CRestview 1 1 123
Cosgrove, Douglas . .CRestview 0194
Costelli, Wilby GRanite 1592
Cnstello, Dolores CRestview 5171
Costello, Helene GRanite 2188
Cotter, Catherine ORegon 1 1 67
Coughlan, Frank Jr CRestview 11191
Court, Richard OXford 6856
Courtand, Mary OXford 1116
Courtleigh, William GLadstone 81 57
Courtney, Alexander CRestview 11123
Courtnev, Catherine Exposition 8908
Courtney, Fay Hillside 5128
Courtney, Inez OXford 9686
Covert, Earl M Adison 2548
Covert, Gladys CRestview 9408
Covington, Aileen GRanite 4347
Cox, Wilma CRestview 6161
Cowl, George OXford 8019
Cowl, Jane OXford 3121
Coy, Sally CRestview 9904
Coy. Walter OXford 1116
Crabbe, (Buster) Larry HOllywood 2722
Crafts, Charlie CRestview 9904
Craig. Colin GRanite 5171
Craig, Alec HOllywood 1405
Craig, Edith GRanite 4347
Cramer, Richard CRestview 11191
Crandall, Edward OXford 4542
Crane, Adele GLadstone 3797
Crane, Hal Hillside 5128
Crane, James HOllywood 2722
Crane, Kathryn GRanite 7566
Craven, Eddie HOllywood 3517
Craven, Frank HOllywood 3517
Crawford, Boyd OXford 1116
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Crawford, Cheryl OXford 1116
Crawford, Joan GLadstone 3117
Crawford, Norman CRestview 6193
Crehan, Joseph CRestview 6161
Crespo, Joe HEmpstead 2177
Crews, Laura Hope OXford 1116
Crisp, Donald Hillside 7353
Crockett, Alice GRanite 7566
Crimmins, Dan Michigan 4571
Croker-King, Charles OXford 7061
Cromwell, (Dlive CRestview 12161
Cromwell, Richard CRestview 4151
Crooker, Dorothy HOllywood 5341
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Crosman, Henrietta CRestview 4161
Cross, Alexander OXford 6141
Cross, Alfred HOllywood 1405
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Cullivan, Ralph OXford 1116
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Curtis, Beatrice CRestview 4101
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Custer, Bob Hillside 1121
Cyr, Renee St OXford 1116
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Dae, Frank GRanite 5171
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D'Albrook, Sid CRestview 9170
D'Albrook, Sidney WYoming 8445
D'Auburn, Dennis GRanite 5171
D'Arlaine, Mme GRanite 4347
D'Arcy, Belle CRestview 12141
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D'Avril, Yola CRestview 12161
Dale, Cathlyn CRestview 6111
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Dale, Frank GRanite 5171
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Dale, Margaret CRestview 6961
Dale, Mary CRestview 0194
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Dale, Nadine OXford 6264
Dale, Richard Alexander OXford 4308
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Dall, Evelyn CRestview 11191
Dallas, Jimmy CRestview 11135
Dalton, Doris GLadstone 6134
Dalton, Robert OXford 9686
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
D'Alvarez, Mdme. Marguerite OXford 0322
Daly, Alan GRanite 0711
Daly, Jack GRanite 5171
Daly, Mary Hillside 1101
Damita, Lili .Hillside 7353
D'Amhricourt, Adrienne CRestview 4197
Damen, Dana CRestview 9408
Dana, Viola ORegon 1167
Daniels, Bebe HOIlywood 3517
Daniels, Dannv CRestview 4139
Daniels, Harold HOIlywood 221 1
Daniels, Henry HOIlywood 6121
Daniels, Mickey OXford 7061
Danni, Giorynne CRestview 6127
Danny, Gwyne GRanite 7566
Dantell, Henry OXford 7107
DaPron, Louis CRestview 6127
Darle, Yvonne WOodbury 63121
Dare, Dorothy OXford 3196
Dare, Philip CRestview 9408
Dare, Virginia CRestview 9320
Dario & Diane HOIlywood 1945
Darien, Daphne CRestview 9320
Darien, Frank HEmpstead 2177
Dark, Jennie GLadstone 3134
Darle, Yvonne HOIlywood 3517
Darling, Esther Burdaall HOIlyw9od 5858
Darling, Jean CRestview 6161
Darrell, Robert GRanite 5171
Darro, Frankie CRestview 4161
Darrow, John CRescent 4161
Darr, Vondell CRestview 9170
D'Arville, Collette CRestview 6151
Darwell, Tane OXford 4157
Darwell, Eddie ORegon 1167
Davenport, Elinor OXford 7107
Daube, Belle CRestview 6161
Davenport, Harry OXford 4157
David, Elmer HOIlywood 3517
David. Walter OXford 0767
DavidofT, Yasha OXford 3196
Davidson, John OXford 3196
Davidson, Max GLadstone 0371
Davidson, William B OXford 6286
Davis, Alan CRestview 11135
Davis, Art CRestview 6127
Davis, Bette GLadstone 3117
Davis, Blair CRestview 4197
Davis, Charlotte CRestview 6127
Davis, Dick Hillside 5128
Davis, Dixie GRanite 4347
Davis, Elmer WOodbury 63121
Davis, George OXford 4041
Davis, Joan HOIlywood 3517
Davis, Margaret GRanite 3071
Davis, Owen, Jr HOllvwood 223 1
Davies, Ted GRanite 4347
Davis, Tyrrell CRestview S171
Davis, Willard M H Oily wood 1 405
Davis, William M HEmpstead 2177
Davison, Tito H HOIlywood 1405
Dawning, Joseph GLadstone 3161
Dawson, Doris GLadstone 3797
Dawson, Frank CRestview 0194
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Dax, Jacquelyn GRanite 4347
Day, Alice CRestview 0121
Day, Frances OXford 1081
Day, Jeanne GRanite 4347
Day, Sonia, CRestview 6127
Dean, Berna GLadstone 3797
Dean, Frank HOIlywood 1648
Dean, Jeffrey OXford 4157
Dean, Man Mountain CRestview 5191
Dea-n, Martin GLadstone 3797
Dean, William CRestview 11191
Deane, Donya CRestview 9408
Deane, Lillian CRestview 12161
Deanne, Derry OXford 07r,7
Dearing, Edgar CRestview 12111
Dearth, Miriam CRestview 0121
DeCastejin, Blanca OXford 1116
DeBlanco, Ricardo HOIlywood 1405
de Bordes, Armand OXford 7107
Debovaise, Gloria OXford 1116
DeBozoky, Barbara HOIlywood 1405
DeBriac, Jean HOIlywood 1405
DeBrulier, Nigel CRestview 6161
Decker, Bernice GRanite 4347
Decker, John CRestview 14141
De Clercq, Nalani, Louise, Dorothy,
Kualei HOIlywood 2211
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DeCostigon, Blanca Hillside 5128
De Cruz, Alfonso OXford 0767
Dee, Frances CRestview 5171
Deering, John CRestview 9170
Deering. Marda CRestview 11135
Dees, Mary GRanite 4347
D'Ennery, Guy HOIlywood 1405
D'Ennery, Pierre HOIlywood 1405
DeFontenilliat, Countess Helene. .HOIlywood 1405
De Fore, Donald CRestview 11191
DeGolconda, Lygin HOIlywood 1405
DeGombert, George HOIlywood 1405
DeGrasse, Sam CRestview 6111
de Havilland, Olivia CRestview 5191
DeHoms, Juan HOIlywood 1405
De La Cruz. Tuan HOllvwood 2211
De Lacy, Leigh Hillside 3188
Delaney, Charles Hillside 1101
deLacy. Phillippe CRestview 6111
Delanev, Charles E GLadstone 7141
Delaney, Dake GRanite 7566
Delcambre. Alfred CRestview 11123
DeLaMotte, Charles OXford 7873
De La Motte, Marguerite OXford 7873
DeLigiioro, Countess Rina CRestview 6127
Delmar, Harry HOIlywood 1945
DeLikus, Zadah Guerin HOIlywood 1405
Dell, Claudia CRestview 11191
Delmour, Jean HOIlywood 1 405
Del Rio, Dolores GLadstone 6134
De Lys, Gogo CRestview 4101
De Maigret, Countess OXford 3191
De Marcos, The CRestview 8621
Demarest, William HOIlywood 2722
DeMarmez, Derrick Hillside 7353
Demetrio. Anna CRestview 11191
Demetrius, Emanuelle OXford 0767
De Mille, Katherine HOIlywood 2722
Dempsey, Jack OXford 3101
DeNeel, Germaine GRanite 7566
D'Ennerv, Guv HOllvwood 1405
Dennett, Jill GRanite 4347
Dennis, Elaine Hillside 5128
Dennis, Paul CRestview 11191
Dennis, Vincent J GLadstone 3797
Denniston, Anita CRestview 4179
Denniston, Reynolds OXford 3191
Denny, Reginald HOIlywood 2722
Denny, Rex OXford 3196
Dent. Vernon CRestview 0194
De Page & Andrini WOodbury 63121
DePalma, Walter CRestview 4161
Depp, Harry CRestview 8558
Depp, Peggy CRestview 9408
de Proskly, Irene GLadstone 3797
Derby, George OXford 4508
DeRosas, Enrique CRestview 12111
Deroux, Bernard HOIlywood 1405
Derwent, Clarence OXford 1116
De.Santis, Italia HOIlywood 1405
DeSegurola, Andre HOIlywood 1405
Deslvs, Kay GKanite3I39
DesMond, Florence WOodbury 63121
Desmond. William GRanite 7566
Desni, Tamara CRestview 5171
Dessez. Paul CRestview 11211
DeStefani. Joseph CRestview 12161
DeStrefanie, Joseph CRestview 12161
de Valdez, Carlos J OXford 3191
De Varska. Jeane OXford 6141
Deverell, Helen CRestview 5185
DeVestal, Guy CRestview 9170
DeVorska, Jesse GRanite 3139
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
DeViane, Elise OXford 7107
De Vine. Andy HOllywood 3588
Devine, jerry Hillside 1101
DeVoe, Frank GRanite 0711
DeVoss, Arthur OXford 1116
Dewar, Robert CRestview 9408
DcWfonll, Marilyn and Gayle. . . 11 Ollywood 21 11
Dewees, Jack CRestview 1113S
Diamond, Three Boys HOllywood 5341
Dickerson, Dudley OXford 7144
Dickinson, Homer OXford 7873
Dickson, Florine CRestview 6161
Dickson, Frank CRestview 0181
Dickson, Muriel GLadstone 6134
Dieterle, Hagenbruch Charlotte. .. HOllywood 1405
Dietrich, Ht-len GRanite 4347
Dietrich, Marlene Hillside 7353
Digges, Dudley CRestview 5171
Dill, Sheila HOllywood 3517
Dillon, Josephine GRanite 4347
Dillon, Robert CRestview 9904
Dilloway, Donald Hillside 3101
Dilson, Clyde CRestview 6161
Dilson. John GRanite 5171
Dinehart, Alan HOllywood 2722
Dinelli. Melvin HOllywood 2231
DiPaolo, Dante CRestview 6127
Dix. Dorothy CRestview 12111
Dix, Richard OXford 1008
Dixon, Chintah GLadstone 7141
Dixon, Dorothy CRestview 6600
Dixon, Jean CRestview 4151
Dobriu, Xorman CRestview 4197
Dobson, Phyllis CRestview 6193
Dobson, Suzanne OXford 3191
Dockson, Evelyn CRestview 12161
Dodd, Claire GLadstone 3117
Dohertv, Leo GLadstone 7141
Doll, Evelyn WOodbury 63121
Dominici, Mario OXford 6264
Don and Beverlv OXford 0767
Don, Jack OXford 4508
Donahue, Red CRestview 4101
Donaldson, Ruth CRestview 8558
Donaldson, Walter GLadstone 3161
Donatella Bros WOodbury 63121
Dondos, Nick Hillside 1101
Doner, Kitty HOlly wooq 5341
Donlan, James OXford 3259
Donlevy, Brian Hillside 7353
Donn, Berta GRanite 5171
Donnelly, Ruth OXford 4161
Donovan, Eugene CRestview 6161
Donovan, Gene Hillside 1101
Donovan, Jack GLadstone 9202
Dooley, Billy OXford 7107
Dnoley, Ray CRestview 6161
Doran, Ann HOllywood 2211
Doran, Mary CRestview 11123
Doret. ><ica GLadstone 6134
D'Orsay. Fifi CRestview 6111
Doucet, Catherine OXford 4157
Dougherty, Jack CRestview 8558
Douglas, Ann CRestview 6600
Douglas, Donald CRestview 6161
Douglas, Diane OXford 4473
Douglas, Earl GRanite 1 592
Douglas, Jack "Screwy" CRestview 6108
Douglas. Margaret OXford 1 1 lb
Douglas, Melvyn OXford 3131
Douglas. Milton OXford 1152
Douglas, Robert OXford 1116
Douglas. Tom OXford 6286
Douna, Clara CRestview 6193
Dove, Billie CRestview 4151
Downing, Rex HOllywood 3677
Dowling, Eddie CRestview 0121
Dowling, Maryan CRestview 11135
Downey, Morton WOodbury 63121
Downing, Joseph CRestview 4161
Downing, Vernon CRestview 0155-5183
Doyle, Adalyn GLadstone 3134
Doyle, Agnes OXford 3101
Doyle, Buddy CRestview 0121
Doyle, Jack ORegon 1 167
Doyle, Leonard CRestview 6161
Doyle, Maxine CRestview 21161
Doyle, Michael GRanite 5171
Dragonette, Jessica HOllywood 3517
Drake, Allyn Granite 4347
Drake, Edwin CRestview 11191
Drake, Joan CRestview 5185
Drake, Pauline CRestview 6161
Drake, Roger CRestview 11135
Drake, Frances CRestview 4151
Draper, Paul CRestview 4161
Drennan, Jayne GLadstone 3797
Dresser, Louise OXford 4153
Drew, Lowell CRestview 12161
Drimmer, Eric CRestview 11191
Dryden, Draja HOllywood 223 1
DuBrey, Claire OXford 6141
Dudgeon, Elspeth CRestview 0194
Dudley & Cole OXford 4542
Dudley, Corbert GRanite 3139
Dudley, Diane GLadstone 3161
Dudley, Doris CRestview 5171
Dudley, Joanne CRestview 12111
Dudley, Sara GRanite 1592
Duff, Jean OXford 4308
DuFrane, Frank CRestview 8558
Dugan, Dorothy Belle CRestview 6161
Dugan, Tom CRestview 12111
Duggan, Jan Hillside 2125
Duller, Suzanne HOllywood 1405
Dumbrille, Douglas R HOllywood 2722
Dumond, Claudine HOllywood 1405
Dumond, Roger HOllywood 1405
Dumont, Margaret HOllywood 2231
Duna, Steffi CRestview 4151
Dunbar, David GLadstone 3088
Dunbar, Dixie HOllywood 3517
Duncan, Arietta CRestview 11135
Duncan, Malcolm WOodbury 63121
Duncan, Mary CRestview 4151
Duncan Sisters
Vivian & Rosita HOllywood 5341
Duncan, William GRanite 5171
Dunham, Phihp OXford 0767
Dunn, Eddie OXford 3259
Dunn, Emma HOllywood 223 1
Dunn, Frank GLadstone 3088
Dunn, Jack OXford 4161
Dunn, James HOllywood 1945
Dunn, Josephine Hillside 7461
Dunn, Ralph GRanite 5171
Dunn, Vera CRestview 6161
Dunne, Elizabeth CRestview 11135
Dunne, I rene CRestview 4151
Dunne, Jeanne CRestview 9320
Dunning, Harlan GLadstone 3797
Du Pont. Renald CRestview 11191
Duponts, The HOllywood 5341
Durand, David CRestview 6161
Durand, Nina OXford 0767
Durant, Jack HOllywood 1648
Durante, Jimmy GLadstone 3161
Durbin, Edna Mae CRestview 4185
Durkin, Grace Hillside 7461
Durlen. Evelyn OXford 1116
DURST. LOUIS OXford 4133
Duse. Margot OXford 7107
l)uv;il. Juan GRanite 4347
Duval, Odette CRestview 9320
Duvall, Betty OXford 4308
Du \'all. Yvonne GLadstone 7141
Duvan, Juan CRestview 6600
Dvorak. Ann HOllywood 3677
D'Vestel. Guv CRestview 9170
Dwire, Earl Hillside 1101
381
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
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Eagles, James Hillside 2125
Earle, Edward CRestview 12111
Earle. June Hollywood 1945
Earle, Madelyn CRestview 6161
Earlcott, Gladys CRestview 4197
Early, Margaret CRestview 6127
Easton, Jack Hillside 1101
Eaton, Gloria GLadstone 5010
Eaton, Jay OXford 7107
Eaton, Mary HOllywood 6173
Eberhardt, William CRestview 12161
Eberling, Rosebud GRanite 0711
Eberling, Virginia CRestview 5989
Ebsen, Buddy HOllywood 3517
Ebsen, Vilma HOllywood 3517
Eburne, Maud CRestview 12111
Eby, Earl OXford 7107
Eby-Rock, Helyn CRestview 6600
Eddy, Helen Jerome CRestview 0146
Eddy, Lorraine GLadstone 6134
Eddy, Nelson Hillside 7353
Edmonds, William CRestview 6161
Edmunds, Frank Hillside 1101
Edmunds, Walter CRestview 8621
Edwards, Alan CRestview 4161
Edwards, Cliff HOllywood 2722
Edwards, Edgar CRestview 6193
Edwards, Marion Hillside 7461
Edwards, Marianne CRestview 4128
Edwards, Neely CRestview 8558
Edwards, Sara GRanite 5171
Edwards, Ted ROchester 2472
Eeyes, Everlyn OXford 4153
Efron, Eric CRestview 9170
Egan, Jack GRanite 0711
Eggerth, Marta CRestview 4151
Eldredge, George HOllywood 3677
Eldredge, John HOllywood 2722
Eliscu, Fernanda HOllywood 3591
Elk, Apid OXford 0767
Ellerbe, Harry OXford 1116
Elliott, Bernice OXford 3101
Elliot, Cecile Hillside 5128
Elliott, Constance GRanite 5171
Elliott, Dick CRestview 11135
Elliott, Edythe Hillside 2125
Elliott, Florence CRestview 6188
Elliott, Frank CRestview 8558
Elliott, Gordon CRestview 6161
Elliott, John H CRestview 8558
Elliott, John T OXford 7107
Elliott, Lillian CRestview 6161
Elliott, Robert CRestview 11211
Ellinwood, Herbert HOllywood 1405
Ellis, Anna Katherine HOllywood 5858
Ellis, Delly ROchester 2472
Ellis, Edward CRestview 4151
Ellis, Lillian OXford 3121
Ellis, Mary Jo Hillside 3457
Ellis, Patricia OXford 4161
Ellis, Paul HOllywood 1405
Ellis, Ray (Miss) HEmpstead 2177
Ellis, Robert HOllywood 2722
Ellis, Seger OXford 6141
Ellison, Donald CRestview 9170
Ellison, Edith OLympia 2348
Ellison, James OXford 1116
Ellison, Jane CRestview 12111
Ellsler, Effie OXford 4041
Eltinge, Julian D CRestview 6193
Elton, Edmund CRestview 4161
Elya, Louise HOllywood 1405
Elyot, Marcia HOllywood 2722
Emecy, Mildred CRestview 6127
Emerson, Edward GLadstone 3161
Emerson. Lillian OXford 1116
Emery, Gilbert OXford 7061
Emery, John Hillside 7353
Emmett, Fern OXford 7107
Emmett, Jay OXford 4308
Emory, Carl CRestview 6151
Emory, Gilbert CRestview 6161
Endor, Farrell GLadstone 3161
Endore, Guy . CRestview 6188
Enfield, Hugh HOllywood 1648
England, Paul OXford 3101
Engels, Wera CRestview 4161
Enright, Florence GLadstone 3088
Enrico & Novello OXford 3101
Enters, Angna Hillside 7353
Entwistle, Harold Hillside 5128
Eppy, John Hillside 1101
Eppy, Saxy CRestview 11330
Erickson, Glenn OXford 3101
Erickson, Helen CRestview 4161
Erickson, Knute GRanite 3071
Erickson; Lief OXford 3101
Erkelenz, Peter HOllywood 1405
Ernest, George CRestview 12111
Errol, Leon Hillside 2125
Erwin, Stuart OXford 1008
Erway, Ben OXford 7107
Erwin, Billy CRestview 0194
Esmond, Elsie CRestview 6111
Estes, Louise WOodbury 63121
Estelle, Fay CRestview 9408
Esquires, The Four YOrk 8123
Ethier, Alphonz CRestview 0194
Ethredge, Ella CRestview 9830
Etting, Ruth CRestview 4101
Evans, Brandon OXford 6141
Evans, Douglas OXford 7107
Evans, Evan CRestview 6186
Evans, Charles E GRanite 81 57
Evans, Greek GRanite 5171
Evans, Helena P CRestview 6186
Evans, Herbert CRestview 1113 5
Evans, Madge HOllywood 2722
Evans, Maurice CRestview 5171
Evans, Muriel ., CRestview 11191
Evans, Wilbur GLadstone 6134
Everest, Earl CRestview 11191
Evers, Ann OXford 0322
— F —
Fabian, Richard CRestview 11191
Fabregas, Virginia HOllywood 14U5
Fadden, Thomas HOIlvwood 3591
Fagan, Myron C OXford 1116
Fain, Mary CRestview 11135
Fain, Matty Hillside 5162
Fair, Florence OXford 3191
Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr GLadstone 3117
Fairbanks, Flobelle GRanite 2188
Fairey, Tommy Gene HEmpstead 2177
Fairfax, Betty GRanite 0711
Fallows, Ruth Hollywood 221 1
Farjeon, Herbert HOllywood 1405
Farley, Dot CRestview 0146
Farley, James CRestview 8558
Farley, Morgan OXford 4606
Farmer, Frances Hillside 7353
Farnum, William OXford 4153
Farr, Patricia HOllywood 2722
Farrell, Charles OXford 1116
Farrell, Eva OXford 6286
Farrell & Endor GLadstone 3161
Farrell, Glenda HOllywood 2722
Farrell, Vessie HEmpstead 2177
Fashionettes, The HOllywood 5341
Fassett, Jay GLadstone 6134
Faulkner, Virginia CRestview 6186
Faversham, Phillip GLadstone 6134
Faversham, William Hillside 5162
Fawcett, George OXford 3131
Fay, Frank CRestview 4101
Fay, Gaby CRestview 12161
Fay, Vivien HOllywood 223 1
382
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Faye, Ethel GRanite0711
Faye, Fiances CRestview 4101
Faye. Jimmy CRestview 6161
Faye, Julia Hillside 5162
Faylen, Frank CRestview 6193
Fazenda, Louise GLadstone 3117
Fealy, Margauret GRanite 071 1
Fears, Peggy CRestview 6161
Featherstone, Eddie OXford 7873
Fedorur, John CRestview 0121
Feimster, Marshall GLadstone 3797
Felano, Lina GLadstone 9202
Fellows, Edith Hillside 2125
Fellows, Billie GRanite 7566
Fellowes, Rockcliffe . . GLadstone 4156
Felt, Jean CRestview 11135
Fender, Harry ; GRanite 8157
Fenton, Frank HOllywood 2722
Fenton, Leslie WOodbury 63121
Ferguson, Elsie HEmpstead 2177
Ferrier, Andre HOllywood 1405
Fernandez, Benito HOllywood 1405
Fernandez, Jose CRestview 0121
Fetchit, Stepin CRestview 9904
Fety, Marguerite GLadstone 3161
Feusier, Norman R GRanite 3650
Field, Robert CRestview 9408
Field, Sylvia CRestview 5108
Field, Virginia CRestview 5171
Fielding, Edward OXford 6141
Fielding, Gerald GRanite 2194
Fielding, Margaret OXford 6141
Fielding, Zoe GLadstone 9202
Fields, Bennie WOodbury 63121
Fields, Germaine HOllywood 1405
Fields, Gracie Hillside 1101
Fields, Lew HEmpstead 2177
Fields, Marguerite GRanite 4347
Fields, Mary CRestview 4197
Fields, Sidney WOodbury 63121
Fields, Stanley GRanite 5171
Fields, W. C Hillside 2125
Filauri, Antonio HOllywood 1405
Filkins, Grace CRestview 12141
Filmore, Clyde OXford 3101
Finch, Flora GRanite 7566
Finlayson, James Hillside 5162
Fintel, Frances CRestview 11123
Fischer, Robert C OXford 4153
Fisher, Edward C GRanite 8157
Fischer, Gloria HEmpstead 2177
Fisher, Howie CRestview 0121
Fisher, Marilyn OXford 4308
Fisher-Smith, E. L Hillside 5128
Fiske, Robert OXford 7107
Fiske, Olga OXford 6264
Fitch, George HOllywood 2722
Fitz, Kathleen HOllywood 2722
Fitzgerald, Barry OXford 1116
Fitzgerald, Cissie CRestview 9320
Fitzgerald, Neil OXford 6141
Fitzroy, Emily Hillside 5128
Fitzsimmons, Courtland CRestview 6186
Fitzmaurice, Michael CRestview 12161
Fix, Paul CRestview 6161
Flaherty. Pat GLadstone 4540
Flaig, Eleanor OXford 4308
Flanagan, Bud CRestview 6111
Flash, Serge CRestview 4101
Flavin, James HOllywood 3591
Fleming, Claude GRanite 8157
Fleming, Susan CRestview 6161
Fletcher, Bramwell HOllywood 2722
Fletcher, Jerry OXford 4149
Fletcher, Maude Morley GLadstone 3088
Flick, Pat C CRestview 4161
Flint, Emily OXford 3121
Fliniauz, Frank CRestview 6127
Flint, Helen HOllywood 2722
Flint, Sam OXford 7107
Flippen, Jay C HOllywood 1945
Florella, Mario OXford 7071
Flores, Corel GRanite 4347
Flournoy, Yula OXford 1081
Flynn, Errol OXford 6286
Flynn, Gertrude OXford 4542
Foerstal, Charlotte HOllywood 1405
Fontaine, Jean OXford 8030
Fontaine, Joan OXford 4161
F(io, Lee Tung CRestview 12303
Foran, John (Nick) CRestview 4151
Forbes, Brenda HOllywood 2722
Forbes, Donald CRestview 2303
Forbes, Hazel Oxford 7144
Forbes, Mary CRestview 6111
Forbes, Ralph OXford 6286
Ford, Francis CRestview 0194
Ford, Grace OXford 3191
Ford, Lee Hillside 5128
Ford, Wallace OXford 6241
Forde, Jilda OXford 8030
Forget, Albert HOllywood 1405
Foster, Buddy CRestview 0181
Foster, Eddie CRestview 12161
Foster, Helen OXford 7107
Foster, Norman CRestview 4151
Foster, Phoebe CRestview 4161
Foster, Preston HOllywood 2231
Foulger, Byron OXford 7107
Foursome, The HOllywood 2231
Fowler, Brenda HOllywood 3591
Fowler, Louisa CRestview 5185
Fowley, Douglas CRestview 11135
Fox, Frankie CRestview 4128
Fox, George GRanite 8157
Fox, Harry OXford 1081
Fox, Jimmy HOllywood 3677
Fox, Ponchito ... CRestview 4128
Fox, Sidney OXford 1116
Fox, Susan GLadstone 6134
Fox, Wallace CRestview 12111
Foxe, Earle A CRestview 0121
Foy, Charles CRestview 14141
Foy, Eddie, Jr HOllywood 1945
Foy, Gloria GRanite 5171
Foy, Mary GRanite 5171
Francis, Carl GRanite 8157
Francis, Franklyn GLadstone 3088
Francis, Irene GLadstone 3161
Francis, Kay CRestview 5171
Francis, Leslie CRestview 12161
Francis, Noel CRestview 4161
Francis, Olin CRestview 7803
Francis, Wilma CRestview 0121
Francisco, Betty CRestview 4128
Francon, Terri Ta CRestview 0121
Frank, Franklyn HOllywood 5341
Frank, Jerry CRestview 14141
Franke, Blanche HOllywood 1045
Franklin, Irene GLadstone 3161
Franklin, William Hillside 1101
Frawley, William GLadstone 3161
Frazee, Mary Jane CRestview 9904
Frazee, Ruth CRestview 9904
FRASER, AGNES OXford 4133
Fraser, Phvllis OXford 7107
Fraser, Robert Hillside 1101
Frayne, Viola HOllywood 2722
Frazer, Robert Hlljside 1101
Frederic, Lee CRestview 14141
Frederick, Pauline OXford 4153
Freed, Arlette HOllvwood 2722
Freedman, David HOllywood 2722
Freel, Aleta OXford 1008
Freeman, Helen OXford 4606
Freita Shaw Group CRestview 14141
French, Hugh OXford 4153
Fresnay, Pierre CRestview 5171
Frev, Arno CRestview 12161
Fries, Otto H OXford 6141
Friganza, Trixie CRestview 12111
Frigerio, Claudio GLadstone 6134
Fritchie, Barbara OXford 0322
Froehlich, Elizabeth HOllywood 1405
Froman, Jane CRestview 0121
383
• • •
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Froos, Sylvia GLadstone 3161
Frost, Jack OXford 0767
Frost, Ruth Hillside 5128
Frost, Sidney P WOodbury 63121
Frve, Buddy Hillside S128
Frye, Dwig'ht GRanite 5171
Fuhrman, Carol GRanite 7566
Fuller, Dale CRestview 0194
Fuller, Frances OXford 1116
Fulton, Maude Hillside 2125
Fulton, Phoebe OXford 3101
Fung, Willie CRestview 12303
Furlong, Calvin Hillside 5128
Furness, Betty OXford 1008
Fusano. Louis OXford 0767
FvfTe, Will CRestview 4101
— G —
Gaal, Franciska OXford 3196
Gable. Clark OXford 3131
Gabriel, Lynn Hillside 7353
Gabriells. Iris CRestview 6127
GAGE, BEN OXford 4133
Gage, Loren CRestview 6127
Gagne, Fryda HOllywood 1405
Gahagan. Helen CRestview 0181
Gail, Patsy CRestview 14141
Gale, Deidre CRestview 601 5
Gale, Gladys CRestview 11191
Gale, Jean GLadstone 3161
Gale. Joan OXford 4161
Gale, June CRestview 12111
Gale, Norah OXford 3196
Gale, Roberta CRestview 7803
Gallagher, Donald CRestview 0121
Gallagher, Ed CRestview 1803
Gallagher, Frank OXford 9044
Gallagher, Ray CRestview 9170
Gallagher, Raymond CRestview 9170
Gallagher, Skeets CRestview 4181
Gallatin, Gloria CRestview 6161
Gallian. Ketti OXford 4161
Galloway, Morgan GRanite 0711
Galvan. Peter CRestview 91 7U
Gambarelli, Maria GRanite 5171
Gamez, Lita HOllywood 1405
Gamnon, Victor HOllywood 1405
Gan, Chester CRestview 12161
Cancel, Opal GRanite 0711
Gandero. Albert CRestview 11191
Garbe, Elda OXford 1116
Garbo, Greta Hillside 7353
Garay, Joaquin CRestview 11123
Garay, Joaquin CRestview 1 1 123
Garde, C. Betty HOllywood 2722
Gardiner, Reginald WOodbury 63121
Gardner, Frank CRestview 9170
Gardner, Hunter OXford 4542
Gardner, Jack Hillside 5128
Gardner, Joan CRestview 5171
Garfias, Juanita HOllywood 1045
Garfield, Jules OXfprd 1116
Gargan, Edward CRestview 4161
Gargan, William (Bill) OXford 6121
Garland. Judy OXford 4157
Garner, George CRestview 9320
Garon, Pauline Hillside 1101
Garr. Alfred CRestview 9320
Garr, Eddie HOllywood 3517
Garralaga. Martin HOllywood 1405
Garrick, Gene OXford 6121
Gary, George M Adison 2548
Gary, Jean GLadstone 3161
Gates, Ted OXford 0767
Gateson, Marjorie HOllywood 2231
Gaudsmith Bros HOllywood 5341
Gaunt. Frank GLadstone 3797
Gaunt, John Hillside 5128
Gautiers' Toy Shop WOodbury 63121
Gaxton, Billv OXford 4161
Gaxton, Wiliiam Hillside 7461
Gay, Alden GRanite 8157
Gay, Joan CRestview 6161
Gaye, Gregory OXford 1116
Gayle, Enid Hillside 1101
Gaze, Gwen OXford 4153
Gear, Louella OXford 4151
Gerl, Joseph "Corky" Hillside 5128
Genardi, Frankie CRestview 6127
Genardi, Lillian CRestview 6127
Gentle, Alice Hillside 3188
George, Gladys . OXford 1008
George, Grace OXford 1116
George, Jack CRestview 4101
George, Virginia CRestview 6193
Gerald, Ara CRestview 4161
Gerald, Vera . .GRanite 0711
Geraldine & Joe WOodbury 63121
Gerall, Roscoe CRestview 4128
Gerrard, Douglas HOllywood 1405
Gervay, Maritza HOllywood 2231
Geva, Tamara CRestview 4151
Gibson, Hoot OXford 1116
Gibson, Kathleen OXford 1081
Gibson, Mabel GRanite 8157
Gibson, Wynne CRestview 12111
Gielbert, Warburton Hillside 2125
Gier:nan, Frederich CRestview 11135
Gilbert, Billy GRanite 5171
Gilbert, Boyd OXford 7326
Gilbert, Elsie OXford 1152
Gilbert, Walter CRestview 8621
Gilbert. William (Billy) GRanite 5171
Gill, Florence CRestview 0155-5185
Gill, Gwenllian CRestview 6161
Gillen, Dolerus Hillside 3188
Gilles, Ann GRanite 3071
Gillette, Tollv CRestwood 4161
Gillette, Ruth Hillside 1101
Gilliam, Ralph CRestview 9170
Gilligan, Helen WOodbury 63121
Gillingwater, Claude Sr CRestview 6161
Gilmore, Lowell CRestview 6161
Gillmore, Margalo WOodbury 63121
Gilson, June CRestview 0121
Gionas, Fanetta GRanite 4347
Girard, Toe GLadstone 7141
Girard, Joseph W GRanite 9506
Girardot, Etienne HOllywood 2722
Giraud, Wesley GRanite 3071
Gish, Dorothy GLadstone 6134
Givot, George CRestview 12111
Glade, Coe GLadstone 6134
Glasmire. Gus CRestview 12161
Glass, Gaston OXford 9044
Glassmire, A CRestview 12161
Gleckler, Robert CRestview 4161
Gleason, James OXford 3121
Gleason, Lucille Webster CRestview 6161
Gleason, Russell CRestview 6161
Glendon, Frank CRestview 4128
Glosz, Rosemary HEmpstead 2177
Glover, Louise CRestview 6161
G'lynne, Derek . .HOllywood 1945
Gobs, The WOodbury 63121
Goddard, Paulette GRanite 81 57
C.Mldard, Richard HOllywood 2211
Godoy, Federico HOllywood 1405
Golden. June OXford 7326
(■.(imhell. Minna OXford 4153
Gomes, Sue GRanite 4347
Gomez & Winona OXford 3101
(Jonsales, Carlos GRanite 4347
Good. Jack HEmpstead 2177
Goodall. Grace CRestview 12111
Goodner, Carol CRestview 5171
Goodrich, Barbara GRanite 4347
Goodrich, Edna GLadstone 3797
Goodspeed. Muriel CRestview 5989
Goodwin, Betty CRestview 9408
Goodwin, Harold CRestview 4128
Gordiano, Anita HOllywood 1405
384
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Gordon, Bert CRestview 4161
Gordon, Bobby CRestview 7803
Gordon, C. Henry OXfurd 3191
Gordon, Douglas CRestview 1 J3U3
Gordon, Eva HOllywood 1405
Gordon, Gale GLadstone 3088
Gordon, Gavin CRestview 4161
Gordon, Gloria OXford 7.'.2t,
Gordon, Grant GLadstone 3797
Gordon, Humphrey GRanite 2188
Gordon, Huntley OXford 3191
Gordon, Igor HOllywood 2722
Gordon, James . .GRanite 3139
Gordon, King WOodbury 63121
Gordon, Leon HOllywood 2722
Gordon, Margery CRestview 6161
Gordon, Mary CRestview 12161
Gordon, Maude Turner OXford 9044
Gordon, Reed & King WOodbury 63121
Gordon, Ruth CRestview 5171
Gordon, Val GLadstone 3797
Gordon. Vera Hillside 1101
Gorin, Helmut HOllywood 1405
Gorin, Igor Hillside 7353
Gottschalk, Ferdinand OXford 3101
Gough, Lloyd OXford 6121
Gould, Gretta CRestview 8558
Gould, Paul E CRestview 1 1330
Gould. Pauline OXford 02()4
Gould, Rita Hillside 1101
Gould, Venita CRestview 917U
Gould, William CRestview 11191
Gould, William Howard Sr GRanite 1566
Gowing. Gene OXford 4149
Gowland. Peter GRanite 3071
Goya, Rosita HOllywood 1405
Cover. Mildred CRestview 4139
Grable, Betty OXford 1008
Grace, Dick OXford 3121
Grace, George OXford 1116
Graham, Ann HOllywood 2231
Graham. Bettv Jane CRestview 11191
Graham, Hilda HOllywood 1405
Graham, Malcolm CRestview 8558
Graham, Ronald Hillside 1101
Grahame. Margot HOllywood 2722
Graig, Edith CRestview 11135
Granada, Rosita HOllywood 1405
Granger. Dorothy OXford 8538
Granger. James GLadstone 7141
Gransted, Greta CRestview 8621
Grant, Gary Hillside 7353
Grant, Cariton OXford 7873
Grant, Fiances CRestview 6161
Grant. Helena CRestview 4197
Grant, John GRanite 8\T!
Grant, Lawrence CRestview 0121
Grantham, Jack GLadstone 3797
Granville, Bnnita OXford 6141
Granville, Charlotte .CRestview 6111
Grapewin, Charley Hillside 2125
Graub, Madelon CRestview 6193
Graves, Ralph Hillside 1101
Graves. Robert Hillside 1101
Gray, Alexander CRestview 6188
Gray, Billy OXford 7144
Gray, Gilda Hillside 1101
Gray, Glorian CRestview 9320
Gray, Jane GLadstone 3797
Gray, Joan OXford 6141
Gray, Lawrence CRestview 4161
Gray, Linda CRestview 11191
Gray, Patricia CRestview 11123
Gray, Roger CRestview 11135
Green, Allen J OXford 0767
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Green, Bennett Hillside 1101
Green. Denis O.Xford 6121
Green, Gertrude CRestview 12161
Green, Harrv CRestview 11123
Green, Kay CRestview 9904
Green, Jeanne GLadstone 3161
Green, Mitzi HOllywood 2722
Greene, Geraine CRestview 0194
Greene, Hal GLadstone 9202
Greene, Harrison Hillside 1101
Greenway, Ann OXford 3131
Greenwood, Charlotte CRestview 4151
Greenwocjd, Winifred OLvmpia 9391
Greer, Allen J OXford 0767
Greer, Seraine CRestview 0194
Gregg, Frances OXford 7107
Gregory, Paul OXford 6121
Gregory, Wallace OXford 7107
Greig, Robert CRestview 6111
Grey, Ann WOodbury 63121
Grey, Cliflford GLadstone 3161
Grey, G CRestview 6127
Grey, Shirley HOllywood 2722
Gribbon, Eddie OXford 6141
Griffies, Ethel Hillside 2125
Griffith, William H. (Billy) HOllywood 1945
Griffith, Gordon CRestview 4 f 28
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Griffith, WiUiam OXford 7107
Griffiths, Bill GLadstone 7141
Griggs, John CRestview 6161
Grimaldi, Baron Hugo CRestview 0121
Grimes, Roy CRestview 0121
Grippon, Eva Hollywood 1405
Gross, Stephen WOodbury 63121
Grossmith, George CRestview 5171
Grossmith, Lawrence CRestview 6161
Grunn, Gena OXford 4308
("ruard. Kit GLadstone 7141
Gude, Huila CRestview 11123
Guhl. George CRestview 11135
Guilbert, Mary GLadstone 7141
Guilford, Nannette CRestview 0155
Guilfovle, Tames OXford 8019
Guilfoyle, Paul CRestview 11135
Gulliver, Dorothy GRanite 1592
Guinart, Roque OXford 8019
Gun, Earl CRestview 12161
Gunn, Jeanie CRestview 4128
Guy, Eula CRestview 6161
Gwenn, Edmund CRestview 5171
Gwynne, Coates Hillside 1101
Gustin, James Anthony Hillside 1101
Guston, James Anthony Hillside 1101
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Haakon, Paul WOodbury 63121
Hackett, Charles OXford 3101
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Hackett, Raymond OXford 6141
Hackey, Joe GRanite 4347
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Haddon, Peter CRestview 5171
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Haggerty, Jack HOllywood 3517
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Haines, Donald CRestview 6161
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Hale, Creighlon XOrth Hollywood 1992
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Hale, Georgia OXford 7873
Hale, Henry CRestview 7803
Hales, Eric CRestview 11191
Haley, Jack OXford 1116
385
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Hall, Adelaide CRestview 0121
Hall, Al K CRestview 0121
Hall, Ben OXford 7107
Hall, Bettina CRestview 6188
Hall, Byron CRestview 5989
Hall, Cameion OXford 4153
Hall, Charles GRanite 7566
Hall, Dorothy CRestview 6161
Hall, Frances Hillside 5128
Hall, Geraldine CRestview 4161
Hall, Holly CRestview 6127
Hall, Henry CRestview 9320
Hall, Iris OXford 1116
Hall, Jon Oxford 4161
Hall, Josephine GRanite 4347
Hall, Natalie CRestview 6188
Hall, Porter CRestview 4161
Hall, Ruth CRestview 6161
Hall, Sherry CRestview 12161
Hall, Thurston CRestview 4151
Hall, Warren HOllywood 2722
Hall, Wilbur WOodbury 63121
Hall, Willard Day HOllywood 5341
Hall, Wilham CRestview 11135
Hallett, Richard GLadstone 3161
Halliday, John OXford 3131
Halliday, Robert OXford 1081
Halloran, John CRestview 6161
Halton, Charles CRestview 6600
Hanier, Gerald CRestview 12161
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Hamilton, Cosmo HOllywood 2722
Hamilton, Dorothy ... GLadstone 6134
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Hamilton, Jane OXford 4161
Hamilton. J. D GLadstone 7141
Hamilton, Tohn CRestview 12303
Hamilton, Mahlon GRanite 8157
Hamilton, Margaret OXford 6121
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Hammond, Frank CRestview 8558
Hammond, Kay CRestview 4128
Hammond. Paul Hillside 1101
Hammond, Ruth CRestview 4161
Hammond, Virginia CRestview 6161
Hampden, Walter OXford 4542
Hamper, Genevieve GRanite 0711
Hampton, Grayce CRestview 4161
Hampton, Hope Hillside 7353
Handley, Alan OXford 3101
Hanlon, Bert CRestview 11135
Hanneford, Poodles OXford 3131
Hanna, Henry Hillside 5128
Hansell, Hernice CRestview 12,^0.^
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Hanson, Carl Erick GLadstone 3797
Hanson, Kenneth CRestview 11135
Hanson, Paul CRestview 4151
Hardie, Russell Hillside 3188
Harding, Ann Hillside 7353
Harding, Lynn Hillside 1121
Hardy, Emily HOllywood 1648
Hardv, Mildred GLadstone 9202
Hardy, Oliver Hillside 7353
Hardwick, Thelma CRestview 11 135
Hardwicke, Cedric CRestview 5171
Hare, Lumsden HOllywood 2722
Harford, Alec HEmpstead 2177
Hargrave, Edward CRestview 0155
Hargrave, Roy CRestview 4151
Hari, Wilfred CRestview 11191
Harlan, Kenneth Hillside 3188
Harlan, Otis CRestview 6600
Harling, Jack CRestview 6193
Harmer, Lillian Hillside 2125
Harmon, John HOllywood 3677
Harper, Fred CRestview 0155
Harper, Redd GRanite 4347
Harold, Jay CRestview 12161
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Harolde, Ray CRestview 12161
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Harrigan, William Hillside 7461
Harrington, Hamtree CRestview 8621
Harrington, John OXford 4161
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Harris, Duncan HOllywood 35?1
Harris, Larry CRestview 12303
Harris, Mildred HEmpstead 2177
Harris, Mitchell HOllywood 6173
Harris, Phil OXford 6286
Harris, Robert H OXford 1116
Harris, Sibyl CRestview 12141
Harris, Winifred CRestview 6161
Harrison, Ann ORegon 1167
Harron, John CRestview 9408
narrower, Eve HOllywood 3591
Harry, Hay CRestview 4128
Hart, Annie OXford 3101
Hart, Charles OXford 4508
Hart, Gordon HEmpstead 2177
Hart, Jeanne OXford 7107
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Hart, Teddy GLadstone 3161
Hartley, Merrilyn Hillside 5 128
Hartman, Marie OXford 7107
Hartsell, Rachel CRestview 4151
Harvev, Forrester OXford 7162
Harvey, Harry OXford 9686
Harvey, Lillian Hillside 7353
Harvey, Paul WOodbury 63121
Harvey, Russell HOllywood 6173
Harvey, Wilma GRanite 4347
Haseltine. Richard GRanite 2188
Haskell, Jack GLadstone 3161
Haswell, Ara CRestview 11191
Hatfield, Jack OXford 7107
Hatton, Raymond OXford 3196
Hauseman, Caroline CRestview 6161
Haworth, Vinton Hillside 3188
Hay, Harry CRestview 6193
Hayakawa, Sessue WOodbury 63121
Hayden, Frances CRestview 0181
Hayden, Harry CRestview 4197
Haydon. Julie Hillside 3 188
Hayes, Bernadene OXford 7107
Hayes, Catherine CRestview 9320
Hayes, George OXford 7326
Hayes, Hazel CRestview 6186
Hayes, Helen CRestview 5171
Hayes, Grace OXford 1081
Hayes, Lind HOllywood 1945
Hayes, Lorraine OXford 7107
Hayes, Lynn HOllywood 5341
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Hayes, Sam CRestview 4161
Havnes, Daniel CRestview 12303
Haynes, William C GRanite 07 1 1
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Hayward, Orien OXford 4161
Haywood, Hilda CRestview 4161
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Hearne, Harry GRanite 07 1 1
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Hedley, Charles HOllywood 5341
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Heits, E. T CRestview 4139
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Helm, Faye CRestview 12161
Helton, Percy CRestview 8621
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Henderson, Dell CRestview 11135
Henderson, Ivo OXford 7162
Hendricks, Beatrice CRestview 12161
386
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Hendricks, Ben F CRestview 6161
Henning, Tim OXford 4149
Henry "Buzzy" CiRaiiite 3071
Henry, Charlotte OXford 0322
Henry, Jay CRestview 4128
Henry, Louise CRestview 6161
Hillside 7353
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Ileyburn, Weldon CRestview 11191
Heydt, Louis Jean CRestview 4161
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Heywood, Herbert CRestview 12161
Hiatt, Ruth CRestview 11191
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Hicks, Russell CRestview 6161
Hicks, Seymour WOodbury 63121
Higby, Mary Jane CRestview 9320
Hickman, Howard C CRestwood 6161
Hill, Al CRestwood 14141
Hill, Barre CRestview 6108
Hill, Billy GLadstone 3161
Hill, Charles OXford 6141
Hill, Doris OXford 7873
Hill, Dorothy Poynton GLadstone 3161
Hill, Geraldine CRestview 0121
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Hill, Helene OXford 7107
Hill, Linda Lee OXford 1081
Hill, Ramsay OXford 7107
Hilf, Shirlee CRestview 0194
Hilliard, Ernest HEmpstead 2177
Hilliard, Harriet GLadstone 3161
Hillie, Verna S CRestview 6188
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Hines, Johnny Hillside 1101
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Hirikawi, Joe T OXford 0767
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Hisle, Betsy Ann CRestview 0194
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Hobbes, Peter HOUywood 3677
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Hoctor, Harriett OXford 3131
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Hodges, Joy CRestview 0181
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Hodgon, Leon Hillside 5162
Hodgson, Leyland CHestview 11191
Hoey, Dennis WOodbury 63121
Hoffman, Ann CRestview 9170
Hoffman. Eddie GRanite 4347
Hnffman, Elwyn T Winoaks 0011
Hnffman, Gertrude OXford 6141
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Hoffman, Otto CRestview 12141
Hogan. Dick OXford 4161
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Holbrook, Walter CRestview 6161
Holden, Edmund HOUywood 2722
Holden, Fay CRestview 12161
Holden, Gloria HOUywood 2722
Holden, Ruth GLadstone 6134
Hohl, Arthur WOodbury 63121
Holland, Dick GRanite 3071
Holland, John CRestview 6151
Holland, James CRestview 6161
Holland, Joseph GLadstone 6134
Holliday, Olive CRestview 12161
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Holm, Breta GLadstone 3161
Holm, Eleanor GRanite 0711
Holm, Cecil WOodbury 63121
Holmes, Maynard GLadstone 41S6
Honian, Harry CRestview 4161
Holmes, Madeline OXford 6141
Holmes, Maynard CRestview 12111
Holmes, Phillips Hillside 7353
Holmes, Ralph OXford 6141
Holmes, Stuart CRestview 9408
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Holt, David GRanite 5171
Holt, Jack CRestview 6161
Holt, Ruby Dean GLadstone 9202
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Holtz. Lou CRestview 4151
Homans, Robert E CRestview 8558
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Hope, Betty Hillside 5162
Hope, Bob CRestview 6188
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Horlick, Harry CRestview 6193
Horn, Camilla CRestview 4151
Home, James CRestview 6188
Home, Joyce HOlIvwood 1491
Home, June Hillside 5128
Horsley, John David CRestview 11123
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Houck, Curt CRestview 12141
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Houston, George CRestview 11191
Houston, Josephine OXford 1152
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Howard, Jean GLadstone 6134
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Howard, Kermit CRestview 0121
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Howard, Mary WOodbury 63121
Howard, Shemp CRestview 11123
Howard, Staphanie GRanite 4347
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Howard, Terry WOodbury 63121
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Howard, Willie WOodbury 63121
Howell, Hazel Hillside 1101
Howell, Kenneth CRestview 0121
Howell, Virginia HOUywood 3691
Howes, Reed OXford 6141
Howland, Olin CRestview 4197
Hoxie, Jack CRestview 9320
387
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Hoyos, Rodolfo, Jr HOllywood 1405
Hoyt, Arthur CRestview 6161
Hubbell, Renee Oakman GLadstone 3797
Huber, Harold WOodbury 63121
Hudd, Walter CRestview 5171
Hudson, Rochelle CRestview 4181
Huff. Grace OXford 4157
Hughes, J. Anthony HOllywood 2722
Hughes, Billy Oxford 3101
Hughes, Carol CRestview 6193
Hughes, Frances OXford 7144
Hughes, Jackie GRanite 5171
Hughes, Lloyd CRestview 12111
Hughes, Kay CRestview 6193
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Hull, Henry GRanite 4347
Oxford 1116
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Humbert, George HEmpstead 2177
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Hunt, Eleanor OLympia,2131
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Hunter, Henry HOllywood 3631
Hunter, Ian CRestview 5171
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Hurlbut. William OXford 3191
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Hyams, Leila OXford 3131
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Hymer, Warren CRestview 11135
Hyson, Dorothy OXford 1116
Hytten, Olaf CRestview 12161
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Imhof, Roger HOllywood 2722
Ince, Ada Hillside 5162
Ingraham, Amo OXford 7107
Ingraham, Llovd OXford 6141
Ingram. Dale ' O.Xford 7107
Inescourt, Frieda CRestview 6161
Ingersoll. William H Illside 2125
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Isle, Amron HOllywood 1405
Ito. Michio Hillside 5162
Ivan, Rosalind GRanite 2188
Ivins. Perry CRestview 4128
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Izumida, Lois OXford 4508
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Jackie, William CRestview 4 128
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Jackson, Thomas E OXford 6141
Jackson, Jackie WOodbury 63121
Jackson, Warren GRanite 07 1 1
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Jagger, Dan OXford 7061
James, Gardner CRestview 8558
James, Hal E CRestview 6186
James, Jo CRestview 0121
James, Marguerita CRestview 6108
James, Robert Hillside 5128
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Jamison, Anne HOllywood 3631
Janice, Vivian ORegon 1167
lanis, Deane OXford 3191
Janis, Elsie Hillside 2125
Janney, Leon CRestview 4161
Janney, William GRanite 5171
Jannings, Emil CRestview 4151
Janssen, Else HOllywood 1405
Jans, Harry CRestview 5191
January. Lois CRestview 11191
Jarden, Dorothy CRestview 0121
Jarratt, Janice OXford 6121
Jarrett, Art CRestview 4100
Jarrett, Arthur, Sr GLadstone 3161
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Tarto. Kerry CRestview 12111
jarvis, Bobby OXford 6264
Jarvis, Sidney CRestview 9320
Jay, Doris ORegon 1167
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Jeffrey, William CRestview 8558
lemina, Aunt CRestview 4101
Jenkins, Allan Hillside 3188
Jenks, Frank OXford 1131
Jenks, Si HEmpstead 2177
Jennings, Maxine CRestview 12111
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Jensen, Marvin HOllywood 5341
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Jerome, Elmer OXford 7162
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Johnson, Betty CRestview 4139
Johnson, BilHe Lou CRestview 9320
Johnson, Eddie GLadstone 3797
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Johnson, Kay CRestview 6161
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Tones, Gordon W CRestview 6161
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Jordan, Chas CRestview 4101
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Jordan, Miriam OXford 1116
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Joy, Leatrice CRestview 4161
Joy, Nicholas GLadstone 6134
Joyce, Angela GRanite 4347
Joyce, Diane HOllywood 3591
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Joyce, Frances Hillside 7461
Joyce, Teddy Hillside 5162
Joyce, Vickie CRestview 6108
Joyzelle CRestview 12141
Judd, Franklyn Hillside 1101
Tudels, Charles OXfo.l -191
Judge, Naomi GLadstone 3797
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Julian, Rupert Hillside 1101
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Kay, Joan Hillside 3188
Kay, Joyce CRestview 6193
Kay, Karol GRanite 3139
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Kaye, Claudell HOIlywood 3677
Kaye, John J CRestview 6161
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Kean, Betus CRestview 4161
Keane, Edward Hillside 1101
Keane, Robert Emmett CRestview 41,61
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Keast, Paul CRestview 0181
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Keaton, Buster GLadstone 3161
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Keck, Raymond OXford 3131
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Keefe, Cornelius II Rmpstead 2177
Keeler, Marjorie CRestview 0121
Keeler, Ruby CRestview 0121
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Keith, Robert CRestview 5171
Keith, Rosalind GLadstone 3161
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Kellogg, Giles CRestview 4179
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Kelly, Baby Patti CRestview 6193
Kelly, Coleen GRanite 8157
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Kelly, John CRestview 12111
Kellv, Kittv Hillside 7171
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Kelly Neel ITOllvwood 1945
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Kelly, Patsy HOIlywood 1945
Kelly, Paul Hillside 3188
Kelly, Walter HOIlywood 1945
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Kelso, Maym CRestview 0181
Keltic, Madeline OXford 3101
Kelton, Pert OXford 1116
Kemble-Cooper, N'iolet CRestview 4161
Kemp, Matty CRestview 6161
Kemper, Charles OXford 1081
Kendall, Cy CRestview 4197
Kendell, Lynne GLadstone 7141
Kendrick, Richard CRestview 4151
Kennedy, Chas. O'Brien OXford 6286
Kennedy, Edgar CRestview 61 1 1
Kennedy, Tack HEmpstead 2177
Kennedy, King OXford 1152
Kennedy, Merna CRestview 11123
Kennedy, Pat CRestview 6108
Kennedy, Tom OXford 7107
Kenneth. Keith OXford 7162
Kenney, Jack ROchester 2472
Kenny, Colin GLadstone 3797
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Kent, Crauford CRestview 6161
Kent, Constance GRanite 5171
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Kent, Larry GLadstone 3797
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Kent, Stapleton OXford 4606
Kent, William HOIlywood 1945
Kenyon, Doris CRestview 6127
Kerbrech, Roland Hillside 5128
Kerby, Marion CRestview 12141
Kerebel, Georges HOIlywood 1405
Kerman. David OXford 7107
Kerr, Donald OXford 4153
Kerr. Jane CRestview 4139
Kerr, tefferey GLadstone 3161
Kerr. Robert OXford 1152
Kerrigan, J. M OXford 4153
Kerry, Anita CRestview 11123
Ketron, June CRestview 11123
Kerman, David OXford 7107
Keyes, Evelyn OXford 4153
Keyes, Peggy CRestview 12303
Khmara, 1. ' CRestview 6188
Kiado. Johnny Hillside 1101
Kibbee, Guy HOIlywood 3517
Kibrick, Leonard CRestview 9408
Kibrick, Sidney CRestview 9408
Kidder. Kay CRestview 4101
Killian, X'ictor CRestview 9170
Killian, Victor Jr CRestview 9170
Kim Oxford 3259
Kim, Suzanna CRestview 6127
Kimbler, Moselle CRestview 6127
Kinch, Myra CRestview 4128
Kindler, Evelyn HOIlywood 5341
King, Alyce WOodbury 63121
King, Bruce OXford 9044
King, Carlotta OXford 3101
King, Charles GLadstone 3161
King, Charies Croker OXford 7061
King, Claude HOIlywood 3591
King, Dennis GLadstone 6134
King, Diane HOIlywood 1945
King, James Hillside 5128
King. John Oxford 4161
King. Joseph GLadstone 3161
King. Owen Hillside 2125
King, Rex CRestview 8558
King, Stanley E GRanite 5171
King. Walter OXford 4161
King. Walter Woolf OXford 4161
Kingdon, Julie CRestview 6161
Kingdom. Edith Hillside 5128
Kingsford, Guy CRestview 12161
Kingsford, Walter CRestview 4161
Kingsley , Ann GRanite 4347
Kingslev, Leonard CRestview 6186
Kinskv.' Leonid OXford 4157
Kinley, Douglas OXford 7107
Kinnell, Murray Hillside 7353
Kinney, Harold CRestview 6193
389
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
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Kipling, Richard GLadstone 7141
Kirby, Clayton CRestview 11123
Kirby, George OXford 41S3
Kirby, Pauline GRanite 0711
Kirby & DeGage CRestview 9830
Kirchhof. Edward Hillside 1101
Kirke. Donald OXford 7107
Kirkland, Alexander OXford 1116
Ktrkland, Muriel HOllywood 2722
Kisner, Bernard OXford 3196
Kisselbaugh, Alexander Hillside 1101
Kizzian, Mary Ruth CRestview 12111
Kleinbach, Henry GRanite 5171
Kline, Brady GRanite 3139
Kline, Marvin Hillside 1101
KHngdon. Edith HOllywood 1405
Klingdon, Werner HOllywood 1405
Knapp. Evelyn WOodbury 63121
Knel, Marcia GRanite 7566
Kneeland, Frank GRanite 8157
Knight, Felix MAd.son 2548
Knight, Frances ■^■- 0^/°'''^ ^237
Knight, Fuzzy ^^ nvf^? 11
Knight, Harlan E OXford 7144
Knilhtljune «^'y"°°^ c^!i
Knight, Irene HOllywood 534
Knight, Violet HOllywood 359
Knoll, Ted ^^'4TZ llol
Knowlden, Marilyn Hillside 5128
Knowles, Patric HOllywood 2722
Kocava,Mila •..• °''.'°''^Tt
Koehler. Donald CRestview 11135
Kohler Fred Jr HOllywood 2211
Kohler; Hugh MacNair HOllywood 5858
Kolb. Clarence ;.2^^°'1 lU]
Kold, Scott ^^TU^f Slfi
Knik Scott Hillside 7461
Kohl'er. Fred, Sr HOllywood 2231
Kohler. Fred Jr CRestview 6 6
Kohlmar, Lee CRestview 12111
Kolker, Henry HOllywood 2231
Korfif, Arnold CRestview 9 70
Kornman, Mary :^o,f *'"*'!; ol.l
Kornstein, Malka "°"^jr^ Zll
Kortner, Fritz OXford 1008
Koshetz, Nina OXford 8030
Kosleck, Martin ^^'w''"; til,
Kosloff, Theodore OXford 3101
KOSTER, DOROTHY OXford 4133
Kottka, Otto C HOllywood 1405
Kraber, Garrett OXford 1116
Kramer, Marc CRestview 12111
Kramer, Mona HOllywood 1405
Kramer, Phil HEmpstead 2177
Kramer, Reniat HOllywood 3517
Kramer, Wright HOllywood 2231
Kraus, Connie GRanite 4347
Kreisman, Robert GRanite 0711
Krolow, Olga CRestview 12161
Kruger, Charlotte Hillside 2125
Krueger, Lorraine HOllywood 5341
Kruger, Alma Hillside 7353
Kruger, Otto GLadstone 3161
Kurtin, Anita CRestview 6186
Kuznetzoff, Ada CRestview 12141
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La Bey, Louis Hillside 5128
LaBrandt, Gertrude GRanite 7566
Lacey, Frances HOllywood 2211
Lachuz, Alphonze OXford 0767
Lackaye, Helene OXford 4153
Lackteen, Frank Hillside 1101
La Colose, Pierra HOllywood 1405
Ladd, Tommy OXford 3101
LaFaye, Julian OXford 7071
La Follette. Marion CRestview 11330
Lahr, Bert CRestview 6188
Lake. Arthur WYoming 9716
l^ake, Florence CRestview 51S5
Lally, Howard GLadstone 3161
LaMal, Isabel CRestview 8558
La Marr, Olga Hillside 1101
La Marr, Richard OXford 0767
Lambert, Edward J HOllywood 1945
Lambert, George CRestview 91 70
Lambert, Maud OXford 7107
Lamkoff, Paul HEmpstead 2177
Lamont, Marten HOllywood 3631
Lamont, Molly CRestview 11191
Lamont, Sonnie HOllywood 5341
La Monte. Bobby GRanite 4347
Lamour, Dorothy HOllywood 3631
Lancaster, Richard Hillside 1101
Landi, Elissa OXford 6121
Landis. Carol CRestview 518S
Landis. Jessie Royce CRestview 9170
Landsdale, Frank GLadstone 3797
Lane, Alan OXford 4161
Lane, Bruce HEmpstead 2177
Lane, Charles (Levinson) CRestview 4161
Lane, Francis GRanite 071 1
Lane, Lenita HOllywood 1648
Lane, Lola HOllywood 1945
Lane, Marie HEmpstead 2177
Lane, Marjorie CRestview 4151
Lane, Nora GLadstone 3797
Lane, Richard CRestview 4161
Lane, Treasure GRanite 8500
Lane, Ward Hillside 1101
Lane, Whitford HOllywood 2722
Lane, Yancey OXford 3522
Lang, Gertrude CRestview 11135
Lang, Howard GRanite 3797
Lang. Jean CRestview 0181
Lang, Jeannie CRestview 4181
Lang, June CRestview 6193
Langdon, Harry Hillside 2125
Langford, Frances OXford 1008
Langsner, Clare HOllywood 2722
Langton, Hazel OXford 7107
Lansing, Alma OXford 0767
Lansing, Charlotte OXford 7873
Lantz, Peggy CRetvievv 9170
LaPlancke, Louise Hillside 5128
LaPlante, Laura CRestview 6111
Larabee, Louise OXford 8030
Larimer, Freddy CRestview 6161
Larkin, John CRestview 11123
LaRocque, Rod GLadstone 3797
Larrimore. Earle CRestview .=^191
Larrimore, Francine GLadstone 6134
LaRoux, Carmen HOllywood 1405
LaRoy, Rita CRestview 6161
LaRue, Frank H CRestview 4128
LaRue, Grace OXford 4606
LaRue, Jack OXford 4161
Lash. Harry CRestview 12161
Laska, Lucia CRestview 6161
390
• • •
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Las Karis, Nickolas HOllywood 2231
Laskin, Bobbie CRestview 12303
Laskin, Evelyn CRestview 12303
Lathrop, Mack CRestview 61S1
Latimer, Louise OXford 416?
Laughlin. Kathryn OXford 1116
Laurel, Stan OXford 1081
Laurence. Del CRestview 6127
Lauria, Lew OXford 3538
La Verne, Grace GRanite 8157
LaVerne, Lucille GRanite 0711
LaVore, Louis CRestview 6193
Lavrillier, Gaston HOllywood 1405
Law, Billie OXford 4508
Law, Dorothy ' OXford 4508
Law, Edith OXford 4508
Law, Katherine OXford 4508
Law, Walter OXford 4149
Law. William CRestview 11191
Lawford, Betty CRestview 5171
Lawler, Anderson CRestview 11211
Lawler, Mary OXford 3131
Lawrence, Bill Hillside 5128
Lawrence, Charles OXford 7107
Lawrence, David HOllywood 5341
Lawrence, Edna CRestview 6127
Lawrence. Fred HOllywood 223 1
Lawrence, Larry HOllywood 3591
Lawrence, Marc CRestview 6193
Lawrence, Raymond OXford 9044
Lawrence, Rosina CRestview 6193
Lawry, James CRestview 11191
Lawson. Priscilla HOllywood 12111
Lawson, Wilfred WOodbury 63121
Lawton, Cynthia GLadstone 3134
Lawton, Frank Hillside 7363
Laye, Evelyn CRestview 4151
Layton, Frank CRestview 12161
Lazaroflf, Elias HOllywood 1405
Leach, Nancy Hillside 1101
Leary, Nolan ORegon 1167
Leary, Ted HOllywood 2231
Lease, Rex CRestview 11191
Lebedefif, Ivan CRestview 4161
LeClerc, Ginette OXford 1116
LeBerthon, Helene CRestview 11191
LeBesque, Christian HOllywood 1405
LeBratidt, Gertrude GLadstone 3797
Lederer, Francis OXford 6121
LeDuc, Jean HOllywood 1405
Lee, Diane GRanite 4347
Lee, Dorothy Hillside 1121
Lee, Etta CRestview 6193
Lee. Freddie CRestview 6193
Lee, George OXford 7107
Lee. Gwen CRestview 12161
Lee, Jocelyn OXford 4606
Lee. Jane ^ CRestview 4161
Lee, Jay ." OXford 0767
Lee, Julia CRestview 11211
Lee, Lila CRestview 4161
Lee, Linda CRestview 11123
Lee, Lois CRestview 6127
Lee, Lorraine HOllywood 4341
Lee. Maybelle GRanite 3071
Lee, Sammy OXford 1008
Leeds, Andrea OXford 7107
Leeds, Thelma WOodbury 63121
Lees, Antoinette OXford 7107
LeGallienne, Eva OXford 1116
LeGon, Jennie WOodbury 63121
Lehigh, Helen GRanite 4347
Lehman, Beatrix CRestview 5171
Leiber, Fritz, Sr CRestview 5191
Leiber, Fritz, Jr CRestview 5191
Leigh, Frank CRestview 9830
Leigh, Nelson CRestview 6193
Leighton, Lillianne CRestview 12141
Leisk, Billy CRestview 6193
LeMaire, Charles CRestview 4151
Lemare, Betty CRestview 11191
LeMarr, Margaret GRanite 5171
Lentz, Bobby OXford 0767
Lenja, Lotta Hillside 7353
Leon, Connie Hillside 2177
Leon, Gary HOllywood 5341
Leonard, Barbara HEmpstead 2177
Leonard, Henry CRestview 12161
Leontovich. Eugenia CRestview 4151
Leovalli, Emilia GRanite 7566
LeRoy, Baby ORegon 1 167
Le Roy, Hal CRestview 6161
LeSaint, Edward OXford 4606
Leslie, Verna Hillside 5128
Lessing, Marion CRestview 12303
Lester, Jerry CRestview 9904
Lester, Ward OXford 7107
Letour, Suzanna GRanite 4347
Levine, Sam HOllywood 3517
Leverett, Lewis OXford 1116
Levison, Charles GRanite 219*4
Lewis, Bob Oxford 1116
Lewis, Carrington CRestview 9170
Lewis, Catherine Hillside 1101
Lewis, Diana CRestview 11191
Lewis, Flo GRanite 8157
Lewis, Joe OXford 1116
Lewis, Frederic G CRestview 11123
Lewis, Gene Hillside 1101
Lewis, George CRestview 6161
Lewis, Jeanne CRestview 11191
Lewis, Lynn OXford 7144
Lewis, Mary GRanite 8157
Lewis, Maxine GLadstone 3797
Lewis, Mitchell CRestview 6161
Lewis, Preston OXford 7071
Lewis, Ralph CRestview 0194
Lewis, Russell GLadstone 6134
Lewis, Sharon CRestview 13161
Lewis, Ted WOodbury 63121
Lewis, Vera CRestview 0121
Lewis, Wilcome OXford 3191
Leyssac, Paul OXford 7107
Leyton, Drue CRestview 12111
Libaire, Dorothy CRestview 4161
Lichine, David WOodbury 63 121
Lieb, Betty OXford 3131
Lierly, Hal CRestview 9408
Light, Robert CRestview 4161
Lightner. Fred OXford 6169
Lightner, Winnie OXford 3191
Liguoro, Rina CRestview 6127
Lillie, Beatrice GLadstone 3161
Lilly, Ada CRestview 0194
Linaker. Kay HOllywood 2722
Linda, Hala OXford 9686
Linden, Eric OXford 3131
Linden, Robert (Bob) CRestview 6193
Lindeberg, Linda OXford 1116
Lindeloff, Hala CRestview 6600
391
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Linderniann, Jan OXford 1116
Lindgren, Hildus Levida HOllywood 1405
Lindner, Paula Hillside 5128
Lindsay, Lex G Ranite 0711
Lindy Hoppers WOodbury 63121
Linton, Fryda Stuart HOllywood 1405
Ling, Bo CRestview 12303
Ling, Richie CRestview 6161
Li-Ling-Ai, Miss OXford 0322
Linow, Ivan GRanite 4347
Lipson, Jack HOllywood 1405
Lisa, Anna GRanite 7566
Litel, John B CRestview 4161
Littlefield, Lucien CRestview 6151
Liu, Lotus CRestview 11123
Liu. Maurice CRestview 12111
Livingston, Alan Hillside 2125
Livingston, Robert HOllywood 2231
Lloyd, Alma CRestview 5191
Lloyd, Doris GRanite 5171
Lloyd, George OXford 9044
Lloyd, Gladys HOllywood 2722
Lloyd, Jay CRestview 6600
Lloyd, Karen OXford 6141
Lloyd, Rollo HOllywood 3588
Lloyd, Shirley CRestview 6193
Lochner, Charles CRestview 4101
Lockhart, Gene Hillside 7353
Lockhart, Kathleen Hillside 7353
Lock, Katharine OXford 1116
Loder, John CRestview 4151
Lodge, John CRestview 6193
Lodi, Theodore CRestview 11135
Loebell, Marc HEmpstead 2177
Loft, Arthur CRestview 6161
Loftus, Cecelia OXford 1116
Logan, Ella WOodbury 63121
Logan, Gwendolyn CRestview 6161
Lohr, Bert GRanite 8157
Lombard, Carole CRestview 5171
Londos, Alma HOllywood 1648
London, Dorris CRestview 14141
London, Lynette CRestview 11123
Long, Lotus CRestview 6161
Long, Nick WOodbury 63121
Long, Nick, Jr WOodbury 63121
Long, Robert CRestview 0181
Long, Walter GLadstone 7141
Loomis. Maxine CRestview 61 88
Loos, Mary Anita GLadstone 3797
Lopez, Mendoza HOllywood 1405
Lord. David OXford 8019
Lord. Leonard Hillside 1101
Lord, Marjorie OXford 1116
Lord, Pauline Hillside 7353
Lorimer. Louise OXford 7144
Loring, Ann Hillside 7461
Loring, Michael Hillside 5128
Loring, Sunny CRestview 6600
Lory, Jacques Hillside 5128
Lorraine, Leota CRestview 9408
Lorraine, Robert OXford 1116
Losch, Tillie OXford 1116
Loti, Zora OXford 0767
Louder. Thomas GRanite 5171
Louise, Anita HOllywood 2722
Louise. Gwen CRestview 1119
Louise, Jane CRestview 4128
Love, Beth HOllywood 3631
Love, Elizabeth WOod"bury 63121
Love. Montagu OXford 3191
LOVE, ULA OXford 4133
Lovegren. Eleanor OXford 9983
Loving. Michael CRestview 4151
Low, Billy CRestview 12303
Lowe, Burnoff & Wensley HOllywood 1945
Lowe, Ellen Hillside 1101
Lowe, K. Elmo CRestview 4151
Lowe. Lorna GLadstone 3797
LOWERY, FRED OXford 4133
Lowery, Robert CRestview 4197
Lowry, Ed HOllywood 1945
Lozano, Ada Hillside 5162
Lubin, Lou GLadstone 3797
Lucas, Francis CRestview 6161
Lucas, Jimmy OXford 4153
]>ucky Boys WOodbury 63 121
Luden, Jack Hillside 1101
Ludwig, Phyllis Hillside 1101
Lucas, Mervin Hillside 5128
Lugosi, Bela CRestview 12111
Luguet, Andre WOodbury 63121
Lukas, Paul CRestview 4151
Lukats, Nick Hillside 5 162
Luke. Keve OXford 4U)1
Lum & Abner Hillside 31X8
Lund, Bettie GLadstone 3797
Lund, Lucille CRestview 6193
Lung, Charlie GLadstone 3797
Luther, Frank CRestview 0155
Luxford, Nola OXford 7071
Lyall, Edna OXford 9044
Lyden, Pierce CRestview 6127
Lydell, Al OXford 3101
Lyman. J. Frank CRestview 12161
Lyn, Jackie CRestview 6111
Lynds, John OXford 9044
Lvnen, Robert WOodbury 63121
Lynn, Basil CRestview 9320
Lynn, Eleanor OXford 4606
Lynn, George OXford 1116
Lynn, J. Ashton OXford 3101
Lvnn, Bernice CRestview 1627
Lynn, William OXford 6286
Lynne, Laurie GLadstone 3797
Lvnne, Sharon OXford 1081
Lyon, Ben WOodbury 63121
Lyon, Joel HEmpstead 2177
Lyon, Priscilla HOllywood 3677
Lyons, Collette CRestview 6193
Lys. Lva HOllvwood 2722
Lytell, Bert OXford 6121
Lytell, Marjorie WOodbury 63121
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MacAnnan, George Burr CRestview 9320
MacBane, Ralph HOllywood 2722
MacCloy. June ORegon 1167
MacDonald, David GLadstone 3797
MacDonald, Donald GLadstone 6134
MacDonald, J. Farrell CRestview 6161
McDonald, Peggy OXford 0767
IMacFarlane. Bruce GLadstone 3161
MacGowan. William CRestview 4128
MacGregor. Edgar OXfnrd 3191
MacGregor, Mary Hillside 1101
MacKellar, Helen HOllywood 2231
MacKenna, Kate CRestview 11330
Mackenna, Kenneth CRestview 4151
MacKaye, Fredric HEmpstead 2177
MacKenzie, Tandy CRestview 6193
MacLane, Barton HOllywood 2722
MacLaren, Helen GLadstone 3797
MacLaren, Ian GRanite 5171
MacLaren, Ivan OXford 7873
MacLaren. Mary GRanite ,i23 7
MacLaren, Pauline GRanite 0711
MacLean, Douglas OXford 3101
MacLean. Lorraine Eddv Hillside 1101
MacMahon, Aline OXford 1008
MacMahon. Horace GLadstone 3161
MacMillan, Helen .CRestview 4128
MacMiIlan, Muriel GLadstone 3797
MacMurray. Fred OXford 4161
MacQuarrie, George GRanite 3139
MacOuarrie. :Murdock GLadstone 7141
McArthur. Hugh CRestview 11191
McAvoy, May GLadstone 6237
McCabe. Leo CRestview 0181
McCall. Pat GRanite 5291
Macellum, Barre CRestview 12161
McCarey, Raymond CRestview 4151
392
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
McCarthy, Charles OXford 4153
McCarthy, Johnny CRestview 9320
McCarthy, Mary OXford 3196
McCauIey, Joe GRanitc 8157
McChesney, Ernest OXford 3101
McClelland, Charles GLadstone 3161
McClung, Boh H Kmpstead 4161
McConnell, Lulu CRestview 6127
McConnell, Margaret OXford 7107
McCord, Nancy .OXford 4542
McCormic, Mary HEmpstead 2177
McCormick, Frank Hollywood 2722
McCoy, Col. Tim CRestview 6161
McCoy, L. Harlan HOUywood 1405
McCoy, Harry OXford 4606
McCoy, Kay CRestview 9320
McCoy, Mildred HOUywood 2722
McCoy, Tim CRestview 6161
McCrea, Joel GLadstone 6134
McCulley, Ann GRanite 5171
McCuUough, Philo CRestview 12141
McDaniel, .Samuel CRestview 12111
McDaniel, Hattie CRestview 12111
McDill, Johnny Fern GRanite 4347
McDonald, Barbara HOUywood 1945
McDonald, Billie CRestview 9170
McDonald, Francis CRestview 6161
McDonald, Earl CRestview 11135
MacDonald, Norman HEmpstead 2177
McDowell, Claire CRestview 0194
McFarland. George (Spanky) Hillside 2125
McGee, Florence HOUywood 2722
McGee. Roger OXford 7162
McGovern, Xanette CRestview 12161
McGowan, Billy CRestview 9320
McGowan. J. P OXford 7107
McGrail, Walter OXford .^538
McGrath, Paul CRestview 8621
McGuire, John H Hillside 7461
McGlynn, Frank, Sr CRestview 6161
McGlyn, Frank, Jr CRestview 6161
McHugh, Jack GRanite 0711
McHugh, Kathryn (Kitty) CRestview 9320
McHugh, Matt HOUywood 3588
IMcIntosh CRestview 6127
Mclntyre, Christine CRestview 0121
Mclntyre, Jean OXford 1116
Mclntvre. Leila OXford 3191
McKay, George WOodbury 63121
McKean, Archie D. Jr CRestview 4128
McKee, John OXford 1081
McKee, Margaret CRestview 9170
McKee, Scott CRestview 4128
McKenna, Kenneth OXford 1116
McKenzie, Bob OXford 7107
McKenzie, Eva HOUywood 3591
McKenzie, Fay Hillside 5128
McKinney, Florine Hillside 7461-5128
McKinney, Mira HEmpstead 2177
McKinney, Nina Mae WOodbury 63121
McLaglen, Cyril CRestview 12111
McLaglen, Leopold HEmpstead 2177
McLain, James OXford 1081
McLallen, Jack CRestview 6161
McLaren, Ivar CRestview 4151
McLean. Jan O.Xford 1I]6
McLennan, Rodney Hillside 5162
McMahon, Doris CRestview 6161
McMahon. Philip WOndburv (.3121
McNair, Patsy OXford 0767
McNaughton, Charles CRestview 0194
McXaughtnn, Harry OXford 111(>
McXulty. Dorothy OXf.inl 6121
McTaggart. Malcolm ( Hud ) CRestview( 11191
McWade, Edward OXford 3101
McWade, Margaret OXford 05222
McWade, Robert OXford 3101
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Mabee, Marianne GRanite 4347
Machi, Sugi (Mme.) HOUywood 1405
Mack, Betty GLadstone 3797
Mack, ClifTord GRanite 0711
Mack, Donald HOUywood 3517
Mack, Helen Hillside 7461
Mack, Jack GRanitc 0711
Mack, James T OXford 7107
Mack, Tom HOUywood 2722
Mack, Tom "Cecil" CRestview 6108
Mack, Tommy CRestview 4161
Mack, Wilbur GLadstone 7141
Mackaill, Dorothy CRestview 11211
M ackaye, Fred H Kmpstead 2177
Mackeye, Dorothy CRestview 4151
Mackeye, Frederic CRestview 9320
Macklin, Diane OXford 0767
Macklin, James HOUywood 3591
Macollum, Harry CKestvicw 12161
Maddox, Jean CRestview 6108
Madison, Julian HEmpstead 2177
Madison, Noel CRestview 6121
Madison, Noel GRanite 2194
IMagness, Nancy CRestview 0155
Mahalifey, Blanche GRanite 4347
Mahan, William O.Xford 7107
Maher, Wally CRestview 12161
Mahoney, Francis X GRanite 2188
Mahoney, Tom GLadstone ^7«7
Mahoney, Will WOodbury 63121
Maigret deLeiu. Countess CRestview 4151
Main, Marjorie CRestview 6161
Mailes, Charles Hillside 5162
Majette, Claire OXford 3101
Mala H I llside 1101
Malaby, Richard CRestview 412{
Malatesta, Fred W Hillside 5162
Mallahan. Frank OXford 7873
Mallas, Don GRanite 4347
Mallory, Boots CRestview 6161
Malloy, Francetta HOUywood 2725
Mallott, Kevin CRestview 940{
Malo, Gina WOodbury 63121
Malo, Jim GLadstone 3161
Malone, James HOUywood 6173
Malone, Ralph CRestview 12141
Malyon, Eily CRestview 61 1 1
Mandel, Joe WOodbury 63121
Mandel, William WOodbury 63121
Mander, Myles OXford 3131
Mandy, Jerry Hillside 5128
Manfredi. Antonio OXford 4473
Mann, Bertha CRestview 4128
Mann, Edith HOllvwood 5341
Mann, George Hillside 2125
Mann, Hank GLadstone 7141
Hann. Heins CRestview 6127
Mann, Marjorie WOodbury 63121
Manners, Claire OXford 3196
Manners, David OXford 1116
Manners, Dian CRestview 9170
Mannick, Jnck OXford 7690
Manning, Robert ORegon 6869
Manning. T. H HOUywood 3722
Manning. Tom GRanite 4347
Mannis. Lois OXford 4308
Mannix. Ruth OXford 8030
Mannors. .Sheila CRestview 4161
Mansfield. Marian HOUywood 3631
Mantell, Ethel OXford 6264
Maran. Francesco GRanite 3071
Marburgh, Bertram CRestview 0194
March, Fredric CRestview 5171
Marcus, James CRestview 4128
Marden, Adrienne OXford 70fi\
Marden, Mabel CRestview 12141
Mardy, Jerry CRestview 6161
Margetson, Arthur HOllvwood 2722
Margo Oxford 1116
Margules, Annette HOUywood 1405
Maricle. Leona CRestview 4161
Marievsky, Joseph HOUywood 1405
Marion, Beth CRestview 6161
Marion, George HOUywood 3591
393
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Marion, George, Sr OXford 7061
Marion, Ruth HOllywood 3591
Maris, Mona HOllywood 2722
Maritza, Sari GLadstone 3134
Mark, Michael HOllywood 3677
Marks, Joe CRestview 4101
Marks, Toe E CRestview 4101
Marlin, Charles OXford 1116
Marlin, Miriam CRestview 9170
Mario, Elinor CRestview 9320
Marlowe, Frank GRanite 0711
Marlowe, Hugh CRestview 4161
Marlowe, June CRestview 9170
Marlowe, Kay OXford 7061
Marlowe, Stanley OXford 9686
Marmont, Percy CRestview 6600
Marquis, Margaret HOllywood 3677
Marquis, Marjorie P OXford 1152
Marquis. Rosalind OXford 0322
Marr, Edward CRestview 6161
Marseilles, Maxine GLadstone 3797
Marsh, Andrea CRestview 4101
Marsh, Anthony CRestview 6193
Marsh, Carolyn WOodbury 63121
Marsh, Iris CRestview 12111
Marsh, Joan ORegon 1167
Marsh, Mae CRestview 6161
Marsh, Marion CRestview 4151
Marsh, Myra HHlside 2125
Marshe, Vera CRestview 4161
Marshall, Armina OXford 1116
Marshall, Dave HEmpstead 4305
Marshall, Everett OXford 1116
Marshall, Herbert OXford 3121
Marshall, Jane OXford 3196
Marshall, John CRestview 12161
Marshall,' Tully CRestview 0146
Marson, Truda Hillside 1101
Marstyn, John CRestview 4161
Martell, Jeane OXford 7061
Marstini, Lynn OXford 7144
Marstini, Rosita OXford 7144
Marston, John CRestview 12161
Martel, June CRestview 5185
Martin, Buddy OXford 0767
Martin, Charles CRestview 12141-8558
Martin, Chris GLadstone 7141
Martin, Carlos San Hillside 5128
Martin, Mary CRestview 5185
Martin, Sally CRestview 5191
Martin, Toni HOllywood 3588
Martindel, Edward CRestview 0194
Martinelli, Enrico CRestview 9320
Martinelli, Giovanni CRestview 6151
Martinez, Elena HOllywood 1045
Martinez, Helen GRanite 1592
Martini, Nino OXford 6121
Martinoli, Vera OXford 0767
Marx Brothers OXford 4161
Mason, Dick Hillside 5 128
Mason, George W CRestview 6161
Mason, Homer OXford 1081
Mason, James CRestview 5171
Mason, Louis OXford 4606
Mason, Mary OXford 7107
Mason, Mabel Hillside 5128
Mason. Reginald OXford 4157
Mason, Roy CRestview 11123
Massey, Raymond Hillside 7461
Matairi, Maureen Hillside 5128
Matchan, William Roy CRestview 0194
Mather, John HOllywood 3631
Matteson, Ruth HEmpstead 4350
Mathews, Mary Jo OXford 3121
Matthews, A. E OXford 1116
Matthews. Lester HOllywood 2722
Matus, Kalmus GLadstone 3797
Matzenauer, Margaret Hillside 1101
Mauch, Billy GRanite 5171
Mauch, Bobby GRanite 5171
Mauclair. Ann GLadstone 3161
Maude, Beatrice CRestview 6161
Maude, Cyril CRestview S 171
Maur, Adele St OXford 9686
Maur, Meinhart OXford 1081
Maurice, Bobby GRanite 4347
Max & Gang WOodbury 63121
Maxey, Paul Regan GRanite 4347
Maxwell, Dan Hillside 5128
Maxwell. Edwin HOllywood 2231
Maxwells WOodbury 63121
May, Bobby WOodbury 63121
May, Ida CRestwood 12303
Mayall, J. Hershel OXford 9044
Maye, Brenda CRestview 0121
Mayer, Ray CRestview 12111
Mayes, Billy CRestview 8621
Mayfair Mitzi HOllywood 3517
Mayhew, Stella HOllywood 2722
Maynard, Ken HOllywood 2772
Maynard, Kermit HEmpstead 2177
Mayne, Eric CRestview 9170
Mayo, Frank OXford 7107
Mayo, George CRestview 11135
Mayo, Martha HOllywood 3591
Mayo, Perry OXford 1152
Mayo, Robert OXford 3101
Mayor, Ignacio Soto WOodbury 63121
Meader, George F OXford 6286
Meadows, Denny ORegon 6869
Mears, Joan CRestview 6161
Medrano, Alicia HOllywood 1405
Medrano, Luz HOllywood 1405
Medcalfe, Marceline CRestview 9320
Meek, Donald WOodbury 63121
Meeker, George CRestview 11135
Megeslin, Betty OXford 7107
Meglin Kiddies CRestview 11123
Mehra, Lai Chand HOllywood 3677
Melesh, Alex HOllywood 1405
Melesh, Alexander HOllywood 1405
Meiser, Edith CRestview 9170
Meisner, Sanford OXford 1116
Melton, Frank CRestview 12111
Melton, John HEmpstead 2177
Melton, James CRestview 4161
HOllywood 2722
Melton, James WOodbury 63121
Menard, Tina HOllywood 1405
Mence, Lew OXford 8808
Mendelssohn, Eleanora OXford 1116
Menken. Helen OXford 6121
Mendoza, George HOllywood 1405
Menjou, Adolphe CRestview 5171
Meno, Charlotte OXford 7873
Meranda, Doro CRestview 4161
Mercer, Beryl OXford 7107
Mercer, Johnny WOodbury 63121
Mercer, Jane GLadstone 4156
Mercer, Louis HOllywood 1405
Mercer, Ruby GLadstone 6134
Meredith, Bob CRestview 14141
Meredith, Burgess CRestview 5171
Meredith, Dawn CRestview 5185
Meredith, Iris CRestview 12111
Meredith, Jane HOllywood 3588
Meredith. Lois GRanite 5171
Meredith, Lu Ann OXford 3101
Meriam, Charlotte GLadstone 4156
Meril. Ann . _. _. GRanite 5171
Merivale, Philip CRestview 6161
Merkel, Una OXford 7107
Merkyl, John HOllywood 1403
Merlin. Marguerite CRestview 11135
Merrill, Ann HEmpstead 2177
Merrill, Anthony CRestview 9170
Merrill, Tonv GLadstone 7141
Merlo, Tony" Hillside 6181
Merton. John NOrth Hollywood 5159
Mesenkop. Bill G Ranite 7239
Messenkoff. WilHam CRestview 6193
Metaxa, Georges CRestview 4151
Metcalfe. Bradley CRestview 11191
Metcalf, George CRestview 6108
Methot, Mayo OXford 6121
Meyer, Greta OXford 3191
394
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Meyer, Torben HEmpstead 2177
Meyers, Carlos Hillside 1101
Micliael, Gertrude CRestview 4151
Michalson. Esther CRestview 12161
Michon Bros WOodbury 63121
Middlemass, Robert WOodbury 63121
Middleton, Charles B OXford3191
Middleton, Raymond GLadstone 3161
Middleton, Wallace HOllywood 1405
Milan, Frank OXford 7107
Milar, Adolph HOllywood 1045
Miles, Carlotta Hillside 5162
Miles, Lillian CRestview 6161
Miljan. Tohn HOllywood 2231
Milland, "Helene OXford 7107
Milland. Ravmond OXford 4161
Millard, Helene Hillside 2125
Miller, Alice HOllywood 5341
Miller. Bill CRestview 12303
Miller. Burton Cagnev SAnta Monica 22867
Miller, Carl .' GRanite 0711
Miller, Ivan HOllywood 3591
Miller. Fred CRestview 12161
Miller, Jackie Cagney SAnta Monica 22867
Miller, John (Skins) CRestview 12111
Miller, Kay Hillside 5128
Miller, Paula OXford 1116
Miller, Sidney CRestview 12161
Miller, Walter OXford 9686
Miller, Woods CRestview 9170
Millman, William HOllywood 2231
Mills Brothers CRestview 4101
Mills. Grant OXford 1116
Mills, Thomas R HOllywood 1405
Milner, Marlyn CRestview 9408
Miltern, John HOllywood 2722
Milton, Billy GLadstone 3161
Milton, Robert Hillside 4151
Miner. Arthur GRanite 7566
Minevitch. Borrah WOodbury 63121
Minjir, Harold Crestview 0146
Mir. David CRestview 11191
Miramova. Elena HOllywood 2722
Misteli, Rene GRanite 4347
IMitchell. Belle GRanite 7566
Mitchell, Craig HOllywood 1405
Mitchell. Frank WOodbury 63121
Mitchell, Geneva HOllywood 3591
Mitchell, Grant HOllywood 3591
Mitchell, Hollis OXford 9044
Mitchell, Norma GLadstone 6134
Mitchell, Sonia HOllywood 2231
Mitchell, Thomas GLadstone 3161
Mitzel, Kayla GLadstone 4946
Mix, Ruth CRestview 9408
Mix. Tom OXford 6237
Moflet, Harold OXford 7107
Mohr, Gerry CRestview 0181
Mojica, Jose CRestview 0121
Mollison. Henrv CRestview 11191
Molitore, Edward OXford 1116
Moncher, Jerome CRestview 8558
Mong. William V CRestview 6161
Monroe & Grant WOodbury 63121
Monroe, Lucy OXford 1081
Monroe. Patricia CRestview 11191
Montalban, Jeons HOllywood 1405
Montana, Bull GRanite 1 592
Monteagle, Patricia H CRestview 0181
Montedero, Mars HOllywood 5341
Montenegro, Conchita HEmpstead 2177
Montgomery, Douglass Hillside 7353
Montgomery, Goodee CRestview 12141
Montgomery, Robert HOllywood 2722
Montor, Max HOllywood 1405
Montt, Christina HOllywood 1405
Montv. Millv CRestview 4101
Moody. Helen Wills CRestview 4101
Moody, Ruth CRestview 11123
Moore, Alice CRestview 6193
Moore, Camilla CRestview 6193
Moore, Carlyle, Jr CRestview 6193
Moore, Colleen GLadstone 3117
Moore, Constance OXford 6141
Moore, Dennie ... Hillside 7461-CRestview 12111
Moore, Dickie Hillside 5128
Moore, Erin O'Brien HOllywood 2722
Moore, Grace Hillside 7353
Moore, Iris CRestview 4128
Moore, Jane OXford 7061
Moore, Lillian CRestview 6193
Moore, Mae OXford 0767
Moore, Marjorie HOllywood 1648
Moore, Matt OXford 7107
Moore, Olivia GRanite 4347
Moore, Owen OXford 3196
Moore. Pauline GLadstone 3161
Moore, Mary OXford 1116
Moore, Stanley Hillside 7461
Moore, Sue CRestview 12161
Moore, Tom HEmpstead 2177
Moore, Victor OXford 4161
Moore, Vin GRanite 3139
Moore, Viola CRestview 4197
Moore, Wayne Hillside 7461
Moore, William OXford 7107
Moorehead, Natalie CRestview 6193
Mor, Shawn OXford 9686
Moraine, Lyle Hillside 3 188
Moran, Edwin OXford 6286
Moran, Francis Hillside 3188
Moran, Frank CRestview 8558
Moran, Jackie CRestview 12161
Moran, Lois CRestview 6151
Moran, Lee CRestview 6161
Moran, Polly GLadstone 3161
Moray, Helga CRestview 11135
Mordant, Edwin GRanite 4347
Moreau, Juliane HOllywood 1405
Moreland, Stephanie ORegon 1167
Morelli Ernest HOllywood 1405
Moreno, Antonio CRestview 1055
Moreno, Hilda HOllywood 1405
Moreno, Paco GRanite 4347
Morgan, Bill Hillside 1121
Morgan. Claudia HOllvwood 2231
Morgan, Dickson OXford 1152
Morgan, Donna OXford 1152
Morgan, Frank CRestview 6151
Morgan. Gene CRestview 4101
Morgan. Geraldine CRestview 11191
Morgan, Gilbert CRestview 6161
Morgan, Helen CRestview 4161
Morgan, Jane CRestview 11330
Morgan. Marianne CRestview 6193
Morgan, Marilyn OXford 7107
Morgan, Ralph OXford 6121
Moriarity. Pat CRestview 12111
Morien, Robert GRanite 7566
Morin, Albert OXford 6264
Morita, Mike GRanite 0711
Morley, John CRestview 6161
Morley. Karen HOllywood 2722
Morman. Al HOllywood 2231
Morner, Stanley CRestview 6151
Moro, Nick Hillside 5128
Morrel, Louis CRestview 12161
Morris, Adrian CRestview 6161
Morris, Gayle Hillside 5128
Morris, Chester Hillside 1121
Morris. Corbet HOllvwood 2211
Morris, David HOllywood 2722
Morris, Johnnie Hillside 5128
Morris, Margaret CRestview 7803
Morris, Helen CRestview 9830
Morris, Mary HOllywood 2722
Morris. Philip CRestview 12161
Morris, Phylis CRestview 12161
Morris. Steven CRestview 5191
Morrison, Bert CRestview 4128
]Morrison. Joe CRestview 4101
Morrissey, Tex CRestview 4101
Morrow, Kathcrine HOllywood 3591
Morton, Arthur OXford 1152
Morton, Harry CRestview 6161
Morton, James C CRestview 11211
395
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
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Moscovitch oxford 6121
Moscow Art Quartet GLadstone 4946
Mosley, Victor CRestview 8621
Moten, Etta WOodbury 63121
Moulton, Adelia CRestview 6127
Moulton, Zita OXford 9686
Mowbray, Alan WOodbury 63121
Mowbray, Henry Hillside 5128
Mowbray, Sidney HEmpstead 2177
Moylan, Catherine GRanite 8157
Mozin, Quate OXford 0767
Mudie, Leonard OXford 9983
Muir, Esther GRanite 5171
Muir, Gavin OXford 4161
Mulhall, Jack CRestview 12111
Mulligan, Robert CRestview 6161
Mundin, Herbert H Oily wood 2722
Muni, Paul GLadstone 3117
Munier, Ferdinand CRestview 12111
Munn, Elizabeth OXford 1116
Munro, Given CRestview 6161
Munroe, Doreen GRanite 7566
Munson, Ona WOodbury 63121
Munter, Ferdiana CRestview 6161
Murdock, Janet OXford 1152
Murino, Lona GRanite 2188
Murphy, Bob CRestview 12111
Murphy, Dudley OXford 3121
Murphy, George OXford 1008
Murphy, Horace Hillside 5128
Murphy. Jack CRestview 0194
Murphy, Katharine CRestview 0121
Murphy, Maurice HOllywood 2722
Murphy, Ralph HOllywood 2722
Murphy, Bob CRestview 12111
Murray, Charlie G Ranite 4347
Murray, David HOllywood 5341
Murray, Eva CRestview 0121
Murray, Frederick CRestview 0181
Murray, Forbes CRestview 12161
Murray, Harold J Hillside 3188
Murray, Hilda HOllywood 5341
Murray, J. Harold CRestview 0121
Murray, John T CRestview 12111
Murray, Ken CRestview 6186
Murrav, Charlie GRanite 4347
Murreil. Franklin CRestview 5989
Muse, Clarence CRestview 6151
Myers, Claire OXford 3196
Myers, Harry C GRanite 7566
Myers, Henry CRestview 4151
Myrtle, Odette OXford 4157
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Nace, Anthony CRestview 12161
Nace, Howard F OXford 1152
Nace. Tony GLadstone 3797
Nagel, Ann Hillside 3188
Nagel, Conrad Hillside 1121
Naish. J. Carroll HOllywood 2231
N'ash. Len & His Orchestra GLadstone 3797
Namara OXford 6264
N'amara. Marguerite CRescent 9830
Nara, Weinona HOllywood 1405
Nash & Fately HOIlvwood 5341
Nash, Florence Hillside 2125
Nash, George OXford 1081
Nash, Joey HOllywood 5341
Nash, Mary OXford 1116
Naylor, Billy HEmpstead 2177
Nazarro, Cliff HOllywood 5341
Nazimova, Alia Hillside 7353
Neal, Tom CRestview 9170
Nearing. Margaret CRestview 11123
Neary, Peggy OXford 7107
Nebert. Psyche HOIlvwood 3677
Nedell, Bernard GLadstone 3161
Neeman, Robinson OXford 9686
Neill, Richard OXford 6264
Neiman, Hal HEmpstead 2177
Nell, Edward, Jr OXford 1116
Neff, Adele OXford 9686
Neff, Natalie Ann HOllywood 1405
Nelson, Barbara CRestview 0121
Nelson, Billy CRestview 9320
Nelson. Eddie Hillside 1101
Nelson, Harold CRestview 9170
Nelson, Ozzie GLadstone 3161
Nelson, Ruth OXford 1116
Nesbitt, John HOllywood 3631
Xesmith. Ottola OXford 7144
Nesmith, Tola OXford 9044
Newell, David CRestview 9320
Newell, Elsa OXford 7107
Newell. William OXford 7144
Newport, Beatrice CRestview 12161
Newton, Theodore Hillside 7353
Nicholas Brothers WOodbury 63121
Nicholas Twins OXford 6237
Nicholson, Paul HOllywood 6173
Nickerdermus WOodbury 63121
Niesen, Norman OXford 1152
Nieto, Jose WOodbury 63121
Nigro, Theo GLadstone 3797
Nightingale, Delmer Hillside 5128
Nilssen, Sigurd OXford 3101
Nilsson, Anna Q CRestview 4197
Nissen, Greta Hillside 1121
Niva, Vera WOodbury 63121
Niven, David OXford 3121
Nixon, Marion CRestview 4161
Noble, Ray WOodbury 63121
Nolan, Doris OXford 3101
Nolan, Jeanette CRestview 0146
Nolan, Lloyd HOllywood 2722
Noonan, Eric CRestview 12141
Norde, Al OXford 7107
Nordstrom, Clarence OXford 7873
Norman, Al. Kids WOodbury 63121
Norman. Gertrude H lllside 5939
Norman, Karyl ... CRestview 9904
Norman, Rosalie OXford 1116
N'orris, Arthur GRanite 4347
Norris, Edward WOodbury 63121
Norris, Ethel OXford 4542
North, Eric GRanite 2 1 88
Norton, Angle CRestview 11211
Norton, Barry OXford 9686
Norton, Edgar WOodbury 63121
Norton, Fletcher CRestview 11191
Norton. Jack Hillside 2125
Norton, Marjorie GRanite 7566
Nova, Alan CRestview 9320
Nova. F. Bona CRestview 0121
Novis, Donald CRestview 4181
Nowell. Wedgewnd Hillside 1101
Nugent, Edward J GLadstone 6134
Nugent, Elliott HOllywood 2722
Nugent, J. C CRestview 6161
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Oakie, Jack HOllywood 2722
Oakland, Vivian HOllywood 3677
Oakley, Bob OXford lUSl
Oakman, Wheeler OXford 4606
Ober, Dillon CRestview 9320
O'Brien. Billy Se(|uoia 3281
O'Brien, Dave CRestview 6193
O'Brien, David GRanite 4347
O'Brien, Eugene OXford 6264
O'Brien, George CRestview 4181
O'Brien, Patricia CRestview 11135
O'Brien, Tom CRestview 4128
Oakland. Vivien GRanite 2194
O'Connell, Hugh WOodbury 63121
O'Connell. Margaret OXford 9044
O'Connor, Frank OXford 4606
O'Connor, Patsy CRestview 1 1 123
396
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
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O'Connor, Robert Emmtt CRestview 6161
O'Connor, Una Hollywood 2722
O'Day, Dawn II011>wood 5341
O'Day, June C'Kestview II IV
O'Day, Molly CRestview 9170
O'Day, Nell VVOodbury 63121
O'Dea, Sunnie CRestview 6151
O'Dea, Sunny CRestview 4101
O'Dea, Dennis Hillside 7461
Odiin, Richard GLadstone 3797
O'Donnell, Spec GRanite 1592
O'Dovoren, Vesey GLadstone 3088
Oelriclis, Mrs. Dorothy Jordan OXford 7107
O'Farrell, Broderick St GRanite 3650
Offer, Erna HOllywood r405
Olferman, George, Jr OXford 1131
O'Gatty, James . . . .' GLadstone 7141
Ogren, David CRestview 4101
O'Hara, Fiske CRestview 11135
O'Hara, Pat Hillside 2125
O'Hare, Kitty Hillside 5128
Ohman, Phil OXford 1161
Ohme, Gordon OXford 3101
O'Keefe, Walter CRestview 6188
Oldham, Derek WOodbury 63121
Oland, Warner OXford 4153
Oliva, Gilda OXford 8019
Oliver, Barrie GLadstone 3797
Oliver, David WOodbury 63121
Oliver, Edna Mae Hillside 7353
Oliver, Gordon OXford 6121
Oliver, Julian M CRestview 6127
Oliver, Ortega OXford 0767
Oliver, Ted CRestview 12161
Oliver-Smith, Gerald HOllywood 223 1
Olmes, Jean GRanite 4347
Olms, Jean GRanite 4347
Olsen & Johnson HOllywood 5341
Olsen, George WOodbury 63121
Olsen, Moroni t'Kestview 4161
Olsen, Olive CRestview 5185
O'Madigan, Isabel CRestview 11211
O'Malley, Rex CRestview 4151
O'Neal, Ann CRestview 4197
O'Neal, Bernice CRestview 41 2S
O'Neal, Charles OXford 9686
O'Neal, William Hillside 1101
O'Neill. Barbara OXford 1 1 16
O'Neill, Frank GRanite 365(
O'Neill. Nance HOllywood 272^
O'Neil, Sally CRestview 4161
O'Neal, Zelma Hillside 3188
Orlamond, William CRestview 4128
Orlando, Don Hillside 1101
Orloff, Maria OXford 9044
Orme. Gordon OXford 3101
Ormsby, Phil CRestview 9408
Ornell, Moana OXford 6237
Orozco, Henry HOllywood 1 405
O'Rourke & Wilcox OXford 3101
Orr, Carlita Hillside 5128
Orsell, Renee Hillside 1101
Orth, Frank OXford 4542
Ortega, Eva OXf-nl UK.
Ortega, Frederico CRestview 4128
Osborne, Verna CRestview 6193
Osborne, Vivienne OXford 6121
Oscar and Elmer YOrk 8123
O'Shea, Oscar OXford 411.1
Osterman, Jack GLadstone 3161
Ostrovska, Nadja CRestview 5181
Otho, Henrv GRanite 7566
Ottiano. Rafaela OXford 3101
Otto, Frank HEmpstead 2177
Otto, Henry GRanite 7051
Ouspenskaya, Maria Hillside 7353
Overman, Lynne ("Restview 4151
Owen, Catherine Dale HOllywood 2231
Owen, Garry CRestview 12111
Owen, Granville CRestview 6127
Owen, Michael CRestview 11191
Owen, Milton CRestview 8558
Owen. Reginald WOodbury 63121
Owen, Rita HOllywood 3591
Owen, Thelma OXford 8iH
Owen, Wanda Hillside 5128
Oxford, Earl HOllywood 1945
Oxiey, William Hillside 1121
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Padden, Sarah GRanite 5171
Padula, Margaret CRestview 11191
Page, Anita CRestview 9170
Page, Bradley CRestview 6161
Page, Dorothy OXford 1116
Page, Frederic HOllywood 164S
Page, John A CRestview 6161
Page, Patsy (Patricia) GRanite 7566
Page, Paul OXford 6141
Page, Ric HOllywood 1648
Pagliacci, Tony CRestview 4197
Paige, Jackie OXford 0767
Paige, Norman Hillside 5128
Paiva, Nestor CRestview 14141
Palange, Ines HOllywood 1405
Palmer, Alice OXford 0767
Palmer, Bee OXford 4542
Palmer, Maurice GRanite 4347
Pan, Hermes GRanite 4347
Pan, Vasso GRanite 4347
Pangborn, Franklin Hillside 2125
Pape, Lionel CRestview 4161
Pardo, Eddie CRestview 11123
Pardo, Edmund OXford 1081
Parkees, June OXford 0767
Parker, Barnett CRestview 11135
Parker, Betty Ann CRestview 9170
Parker, Carol CRestview 0181
Parker, Cecilia HOllywood 2722
Parker, Dorothy CRestview 12111
Parker, Frank CRestview 11135
Parker, Franklin CRestview 6161
Parker, Jean .. OXford 1008
Parker, Linda OXford 3101
Parker, Patricia OXford 7873
Parker, Willard OXford 4161
Parkyakarkus WOodbury 63121
Parrish, Frank B CRestview 5185
Parrish, Gigi OXford 1139
Parrott, Anna Mae CRestview 0121
Parry, Paul CRestview 0181
Parry, Peggy CRestview 11191
Parsons, Bob CRestview 4101
Parsons, Kathryn HOllywood 534!
Pasch, Reginald OXford 9044
Patricola, Tom OXford 1081
Patrick, Gail HOllywood 2722
Patrick, Lee OXford 1081
Patston, Doris OXford 1116
Patten, Dorothy OXford 1116
Patterson, Elizabeth OXford 3101
Patterson, Jack CRestview 12111
Patterson, Mary Lois OXford 0767
Paul, Muriel ORegon 6869
Paulette, Cypin GRanite 0711
Paunceford, George CRestview 9830
Pawley, Anthonv CRestview 4197
Pawley, Edward OXford 4153
Pawley, William CRestview 41 79
Payan, Gerniaine HOllywood 1045
Payne, John HOllywood 2722
Payne, Louis ORegon 1167
Payne. Sally CRestview 4101
Payne, Sidney CRestview 11135
Payton, Lew CRestview 12111
Pcarce, Adele CRestview 11191
Pearce, Al & Gang HOllywood 5341
Peardon, Patricia OXford 1116
Pearl, Jack OXford UK.
Pearson. Al CRestview 9408
Pearson, Edmond Hillside 4151
Pearson, Jack CRestview 9170
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Peck, Norman HOllywood 3591
Pedroza, Alfonso HOllvwood 1405
Peek, Ann GRanite 5171
Peil, Edward G OXford 6141
Peil, Edward, Sr CRestview 9170
Pein, Janice HEmpstead 2177
Pelletier, Yvonne CRestview 11191
Pendleton, Ann CRestview 12161
Pendleton, Gaylord CRestview 12161
Pendleton, Nat Hillside 2125
Penn, David OXford 1008
Penn, Edith OXford 7162
Penner, Joe WOodbury 63121
Pennick, Jack Hillside 5162
Pennington, Ann GLadstone 3161
Penn, Leonard HOllywood 2722
Penn. Nina GRanite 8157
Pepito GRanite 2194
Pepper, Barbara CRestview 6193
Pepper, Jack WOodbury 63121
Perez, Manuel Hillside 5128
Perkins, Jeanne OXford 0322
Perkins, Johnny WOodbury 63121
Perkins, Osgood OXford 3131
Pergamo, Michele Hillside 5128
Perrin, Jack HOllywood 1405
Perry, Fred OXford 4161
Perry, Frederick OXford 3121
Perry, Jean HOllywood 1405
Perry, Jessie CRestview 9170
Perry, Margaret GLadstone 3161
Pescara, Myenne HOllywood 1405
Peters, Brandon OXford 7107
Peters, House GLadstone 4156
Peterson, Dorothy OXford 4161
Peterson, Ruth CRestview 6193
Pettitt, Wilfred OXford 4308
Petty, Ruth WOodbury 63121
Pfeiffer, Beatrice Hillside 5128
Phelps, Buster CRestview 11191
Phelps, Eleanor WOodbury 63121
Phelps, Lee OXford 7107
Phillips, Dorothy Hillside 5162
Phillips, Eddie OXford 9044
Phillips, Edward CRestview 6193
PHILLIPS, GUY OXford 4133
Phillips, Jerry CRestview 11330
Phillips, Helena CRestview 6188
Phillips, Howard CRestview 4161
Phillips, Joe . GLadstone 3161
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Piccniani, Troupe WOodbury 63121
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Pickens Sisters CRestview 0121
Picker, Sylvia CRestview 6161
Pidgeon, Walter CRestview 4151
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Pierce, Jim CRestview 8558
Pierce, Samuel C HOllywood 1405
Pierpont, Laura OXford 7107
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Pigott, Tempe GRanite 7566
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Pila, El Conde HOllywood 1405
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Pinckert, Erny CRestview 6127
Pinckert, Jean CRestview 6127
Pine, Virginia CRestview 11123
Pingree, Earl N GLadstone 5359
Pinza, Ezio HOllywood 5128
Pitman, George CRestview 4139
Pittner, Joan HOllywood 5341
Pitts, ZaSu OXford 3131
Piatt, Louise HOllywood 2722
Playbovs, the Four HOllvwood 2722
Poe, Evelyn WOodbury 63121
Poganz, Mme. Bella OXford 6237
Poggi, Grace WOodbury 63121
Pogue, Thomas CRestview 6161
Pohle, Lawrence OXford 3191
Pollard, Daphne OXford 1081
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Pcjilard, Snub CRestview 11191
Pollet, Albert HOllywood 1405
Pons, Lily CRestview 5171
Pons & Louie WOodbury 63121
Pope, Sybilla CRestview 6127
Porcasi, Paul OXford 6264
Porter, Jean GRanite 4347
Porter, Paul GLadstone 3797
Porterfield, Robert GRanite 5171
Portugal, Jose HOllywood 140S
Post, Charles A CRestview 0194
Post, Guy Bates CRestview 9830
Post, William, Jr CRestview 6161
Potel, Vic HEmpstead 8790
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Powell, Eleanor WOodbury 63121
Powell, Jack WOodbury 63121
Powell, Richard CRestview 8558
Powell, Russ GRanite 5171
Powell, William CRestview 5171
Power, Tyrone, Jr OXford 3101
Powers, Beatrice GRanite 071 1
Powers, Leona OXford 1116
Powers, Lucille Hillside 5162
Powers, Susan OXford 3101
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Prather, Lee GRanite 0711
Pratt, Purnell HEmpstead 2177
Pray, Leonie HOllywood 1405
Preisser, Cherry OXford 4542
Prescott, Ellen OXford 1116
Prescott, Elsie CRestview 11191
Pressman, Esther GRanite 2188
Preston, Ann HOllywood 3631
Preston, John CRestview 6151
Preston, June CRestview 11211
Price, Alonzo CRestview 4128
Price, Edward CRestview 6193
Price, Kate GRanite 3071
Price, Mary OXford 1152
Price, Rosalind GLadstone 3797
Price, Stanley OXford 7107
Price, Vincent Hillside 7353
Prince, Charles GRanite 5171
Princess, Baigum Hillside 1101
Prine, Frank HOllywood 2231
Pringle, Aileen OXford 7107
Pringle, Jessie CRestview 0194
Printemps, Yvonne CRestview 5171
Prior, Herbert CRestview 9320
Prisco, Albert GRanite 3139
Prival, Lucien (iRanite 5171
Proctor, Betty GRanite 4347
Prosper & Merit HOllywood 3517
Prouty, Jed CRestview 0194
Proy, Leonie HOllywood 1405
Pryor, Roger OXford 6121
Puente, Carmen OXford 0767
Puglia, Frank CRestview 4197
PuUen, Pervus CRestview 9320
Purcell, Charles HOllywood 2722
Purcell, Irene OXford 1116
Purcell, Richard OXford 7061
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Qualen. John M HOllywood 2722
Quartaro, Nena CRestview 0121
Quigley, Charles OXford 4153
Quillan, Eddie CRestview 1055
Quillan, John CRestview 11135
Quine, Richard GRanite 5171
Quin, Anthony HOllywood 3677
Quinn, Louis CRestview 6600
Quintos & Mona OXford 0767
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
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Raboin, Buster HOllyvvood 3631
Kaby, John CRestview 4101
Racine, Jean CRestview 6193
Raconiar, Roman GRanite 2188
Radio Rogues WOodbury 63121
Raetz, Baby Alice HOllyvvood 6173
Rarterty, Tom WOodbury 63121
Raft, George CRestview 5171
Raglog, Anton Vanna GLadstone 3797
Raine, William MacLeod HOllywood 5858
Rains, Claude OXford3121
Kaker, Lorin GRanite 5171
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Ralph, Jessie CRestview 4128
Ralston, Esther CRestview 6161
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Rambeau, Lillian OXford 7873
Rambeau, INIarjorie OXford 0322
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Ramon & Renita WOodbury 63121
Ramsey, Allan GRanite 4347
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Randall, Addison CRestview 121 1 1
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Randall Sisters HOllywood 5341
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Rankin, Arthur GRanite 4347
Rankin, Caroline 'Spike" MQ 1546
Rankin, Doris CRestview 4197
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Rardin, Joe CRestview 6108
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Rasmussen, Frank CRestview 12161
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Rather, Herbert OXford 1116
RatofF. Gregory CRestview 6108
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Rawling, Alieene GRanite 4347
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Ray, Emma OXford 7873
Ray, Hazel CRestview 0146
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Ray, Leah OXford 3101
Ray, Maria CRestview 11191
Ray, Naomi Hillside 1101
Ray, Terry CRestview 12111
Ravmond, Bernice CRestview 0181
Raymond, Dorothy OXford 6121
Raymond, Gene CRestview 4151
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Rayya, Sana HOllywood 1405
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Real, Alma HOllywood 1405
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Reckling, Rubv CRestview 12303
Redfern, Ruth CRestview 0194
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Regan, Paul GRanite 5171
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Reicher, Frank OXford 9983
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Raid, Frances OXford 9045
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Richman, Charles CRestview 6161
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Riley, George CRestview 11123
Riley, Laurence CRestview 6186
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Ring, Blanche CRestview 6161
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
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Rio. Carmen OXford 8019
Rio, Rita CRestview 619.i
Ripa, Bob WOodbury 63121
Risdon, Elizabeth WOodbury 63121
Rita, Jan TOrrence 4UU7
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Roberts, Barbara GRanite 4347
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Roberts, Bradley CRestview 5987
Roberts, C. Ed Hillside 1101
Roberts, Florence CRestview 4161
Roberts, Lynn HOIlywood 2231
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Robins, A HOIlywood 5341
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Robson, May Hillside 2125
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Roche, John OXfprd 6264
Roche, Peggy CRestview 9408
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Rock, Helen Eby OXford 9686
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Rockwell, Robert B GLadstone 3797
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Roland, Gilbert CRestview 5191
Roland. Myrna CRestview 11191
Roland, Ruth CRestview 0121
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Rollins, David CRestview 11135
Romano, Charles HOIlywood 2722
Romer, Leila G Ranite 3171
Romero, Cesar CRestview 4151
Rooney, Mickey OXford 310)
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Ross, Benny CRestview 11191
Ross, Burt, Jr HOIlywood 1405
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Ross, Don CRestview 0121
Ross. Earl OXford 9686
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Ross. Shannon CRestview 9170
Rossi, Angelo Hillside 2125
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Roubert, Matty CRestview 9170
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Rubini. Tan CRestview 0121
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Sage. Norman Hillside 1101
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
St. Clair, Jean ROchester 2472
St. Cyr. Renee OXfoid 1116
St. John, Al CRestview 11191
St. Maur, Adele OXford 9686
St. Polls, John GLadstone 7141
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Salieio Marionettes WOodbury 63121
Sander, Dorothy GRanite 4347
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Sanford Alan CRestview 11135
Sanford, Ralph HEmpstead J 177
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Santley, Joseph .■ HOllywood 3588
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Santoro, Jack HOllywood 1405
Santos, Lita HOllywood 1405
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Sargent, Jean CRestview 6108
Sargent, Jim CRestview 0121
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Saxon Sisters WOodbury 63121
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Sayres, Loretta CRestview 6161
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Schramm, William HOllywood 1045
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Scott, Fred CRestview 0121
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Sge-Mai-Mai GLadstone 6134
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Shannon, Frank CRestview 12161
Shannon, Harry OXford 9983
Shannon, Peggy Hillside 318«
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Sharpe, David CRestview 12111
Shaw, Ann GRanite 21«.'<
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Shaw, Oscar HOllywood 2722
Shaw, Winifred HOllywood 3588
Shaw and Lee CRestview 6193
Shayne, Robert GLadstone 6134
Siiayne, Thelnia CRestview 4161
Shea, Gloria CRestview 11123
Shean. Al HOllywood 221 1
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Sheehan, John CRestview 6161
Sheffield, Flora OXford 7107
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Sheldon, Kathrvn CRestview 12111
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Shelton, James Hillside 7353
Shelton, Maria OXford 3191
Shepley, Ruth CRestview 6161
Sheridan, Ann CRestview 1 1 123
Sheridan, Frank . HOllywood 3591
Sheridan, Gail GLadstone 3797
Sheridan, Gay CRestview 9904
Sheridan, X^ancy CRestview 0155
Sheridan, Shirley CRestview 9320
Sherman, Kathleen, Maureen CRestview 9408
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Shimada, Teru CRestview 12303
Shipman, Gwvnne CRestview 12141
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Shirlev. Anne OXford 4161
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Shockley, Marion Hillside S162
Shoemaker, Ann CRestview 6161
Shope, Hedi HOllywood 3588
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Short, Dorothy CRestview 6193
Short, Florence CRestview 12161
Short, Gertrude CRestview 12141
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Simons. Charlotte CRestview 6151
Sims & Bailey CRestview 5 108
Simpson. Charley CRestview 4128
Simpson. Ivan OXford 3191
Simpson. Pamela CRestview 6161
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Simpson, Russell WOodbury 63121
Sinclair, Betty GRanite 0711
Sinclair, Diane GRanite 2194
Sinclair, Hugh Hollywood 2121
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Skinner, Cornelia Otis CRestview 14141
Skinner, Ruth CRestview 11135
Skinner, Thomas Hillside 1101
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Slate, Brothers HOUywood 2231
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Slezak, Walter CRestview 4151
Sloan, Blanding GRanite 0711
Smart, Richard CRestview 0181
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Smith, A. Barr CRestview 11135
Smith, Art OXford 1116
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Smith, Ben OXford 1116
Smith, Billy OXford 7144
Smith, C. Aubrey CRestview 5171
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Smith, Erny CRestview 6127
Smith, Francis E HOUywood 2722
Smith, H. Reeves HOUywood 2722
Smith, Horton CRestview 4101
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Smith, Ken Hillside 7461
Smith, Mary CRestview 6111
Smith, Mary CRestview 6127
Smith, Mathew OXford 4542
Smith, Queenie CRestview 0155
Smith, Quentin CRestview 5191
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Smith, Stufif CRestview 5185
Smith, Sunny CRestview 0155
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Snowden, Eric HEmpstead 8758
Snowden, Janet GRanite 8157
Snowflake Hillside 5128
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Sock, Jasper CRestview 9408
Sock, Rachel CRestview 9408
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Sonimerville, James OXford 0767
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Sothern, Ann YOrk 8131
Sothern, Eve Hillside 1101
SotofT, Paul CRestview 6193
Soubier, Clifford Hillside 3188
Sousa, Leone CRestview 11191
Southern, Ronald GRanite 3139
Southworth, Dorothy Fay CRestview 6193
Spacey, John G GRanite 5171
Spagnoli, Genaco CRestview 7803
Spalding. George OXford 1081
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Spedding, Norman GLadstone 3797
Spencer, Frederick GRanite 4347
Spewack, Samuel Hillside 4151
Spinner, Marilyn CRestview 11123
Spitz, Frederick Whyle CRestview 9408
Spottswood, James HOUywood 2722
Spree, Joe H Empstead 4305
Sprotte, Bert HOUywood 1405
Stabile, Dick CRestview 6108
Stack, William CRestview 0194
StafTord, Grace CRestview 12111
StafTord, June Lucille CRestview 6193
Stamm, Orville GRanite 0711
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Stander, Lionel CRestview 4161
Standing, Joan CRestview 4128
Standing, Wyndham HOllvwood 2211
Stanley, Clifford OXford 6141
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Stanley, Forrest OXford 6141
Stanley, Louise WOodbury 63121
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Stanton, Paul HOUywood 2231
Stanton, Val OXford 9686
Stanton, Will CRestview 9830
Stanwyck, Barbara OXford 4161
Starbuck, Betty CRestview 1055
Starke, Pauline CRestview 0121
Starling, Lynn CRestview 4151
Starr, Florence Hillside 1101
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Starr, Sally HOlly wood 2722
Starrett, Charles CRestview 4161
Staven, Buster CRestview 8558
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Stearns, Bobby CRestview 8558
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Stedman, Myrtle OXford 4606
Steele, Bob CRestview 6161
Steele, Vernon CRestview 6161
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Steinke, Hans HOUywood 1405
Stelling, William Taylor CRestview 11191
Sten, Anna CRestview 4151
Stenning, Arthur Hillside 1101
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Stephens, William CRestview 5171
Stephenson, Henry Hillside 2125
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Sterling, Harriet OXford 4153
Sterling, Lynn CRestview 6127
Sterling, Warren CRestview 9320
Sterling, William HEmpstead 2177
Stevens, Branch CRestview 6193
Stevens, Charles CRestview 9320
Stevens, Charlotte GRanite 07 1 1
.Stevens, Frances CRestview 5185
Stevens, Larry CRestview 9408
Stevens, Onslow HOUywood 2722
Stevens, Ruthelma CRestview 6161
Stevenson, Hayden CRestview 12161
Stevenson, Karen OXford 8030
Stevenson, Margot OXford 1116
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Steward, Parker CRestview 9170
Stewart, Blanche OXford 7071
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Stewart, Gerald HOUywood 3591
Stewart, Harry CRestview 4101
Stewart, James OXford 3121
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Stillman, Paul HOUywood 1405
Stockbridge, Henry HOUywood 2722
Stockdale, Carl CRestview 5989
Stockfin, Lester CRestview 4161
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Stoddard, Haila CRestview 12111
Stokes, Kathryn GRanite 4347
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Stone, Arthur HOUywood 3591
Stone, Carol WOodbury 63121
Stone, Dorothy OXford 4161
Stone, Fred OXford 4161
Stone, George E GRanite 5171
Stone, Lewis CRestview 6111
Stone, Milburn CRestview 4197
Stone, Paula OXford 4161
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
STONE, RENE OXford 4133
Stuuges. Three G Ladstone 3 1 (> 1
Storm, Cecil E OXford 9044
Storm, Rafael OXford 7107-CRestview 12161
Stovall, John GRanite 2188
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Strand, Clarence OXford 7144
Strand, Claude OXford 7144
Strange, Glenn CRestview 6193
Strange, Robert CRestview 12141
Stratford, Peggy GLadstoiie 3161
Straub, Laura OXford 0074
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Stielieli, Steve GRanite 3071
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Strong, Virginia GRanite 8157
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Stuart & Lee HOlIywood 5341
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Stuart, Donald CRestview 6161
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Stuart, James Buster CRestview 0121
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Stuart, Lillian D GLadstone 4156
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Stuart, Luise CRestview 12111
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Sturgeon, Edna CRestview 9320
Sue, Aida Hillside 5128
Sullivan, Barrv OXford 1081
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Sullivan. Ruth CRestview 9408
Sully, Eve WOodbury 63121
Sully, Frank OXford 4153
Sully, William HOlIywood 1945
Sul-Te-Wan, Madame GRanite 5171
Sumida, Sumi HOlIywood 1405
Summerville, Slim OXford 4161
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Sutton. John CRestview 12161
Sutton, Kay CRestview 11123
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Swales, Frank Arthur CRestview 4128
Swain, Mack CRestview 0194
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Swanson, Gloria OXford 3121
Swanson, Rodair CRestview 9320
Swarthout, Gladys Hillside 7353
Sweatt, A. M CRestview 0121
Sweet, Sally CRestview 9904
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Symons, Evelyn OXford 6286
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Taboada, Maria OXford 0767
Talt. Billv (W. H.) CRestview 11191
Taggart. Errol OXford 3191
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Tauber, Richard CRestview 0121
Taylor, Albert Hillside 5128
Taylor, Billy CRestview 6128
Taylor. Bobby Jean CRestview 11330
Taylor, Eleanor CRestview 0181
Taylor, Estelle CRestview 6127
Taylor, Estelle CRestview 0121
Taylor, Florce OXford 1081
Taylor, Forrest GRanite 7566
Taylor, George OXford 7162
Taylor, Irene CRestview 4101
Taylor, Jacquelyn GRanite 4347
Taylor, John CRestview 11123
Taylor, Liljby CRestview 6193
Taylor, Norma HOlIywood 1648
Taylor, Robert CRestview 11123
Taylor, Robert Joyce CRestview 6188
Taylor, Stanley CRestview 4128
Taylor, Valerie CRestview 4151
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Tead, Phil OXfodr 3259
Teakle, Henry GRanite 5171
Teal. Ray HEmpstead 2177
Tearle. Conway Hillside 1101
Telaak, Bill CRestview 12161
Tell. Alma CRestview 0146
Tell, Olive CRestview 6161
Tempest, Diane GRanite 5171
Temple, Jean HOlIywood 1405
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Tennant, Dorothy Hillside 2125
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Terhune, Max HOlIywood 2231
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Terry, Ethelind CRestview 12141
Terry, Frank GRanite 7566
Terry, Marjorie OXford 7107
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Theodore, Ralph HOlIywood 2722
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Thomas, Gretchen GRanite 5171
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Thompson, Henry OXford 4473
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Thompson, Hal, WOodbury 63121
Thompson, James "Slim" CKestview 12161
Thompson, jimmy CKestview 41U1
Thompson Twins GRanite 4347
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Tyiee, Elizabeth HOllywood 1405
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Tyrell, John CRestview 12L61
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PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
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Walker, Leonard CRestview 12302
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Ward, Percy CRestview 6193
Ward, W. Brailley CRestview 9170
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Warner, Margaret CRestview 0121
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Waste, Jean GRanite 4347
Waters, Ethel CRestview 4161
Watkin. Pierre HOllywood 2722
Watkins. Linda WOodbury 63121
Watson, Bobby GLadstone 3161
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Watson, Boys the DRitch 3616
Watson, George OXford 0322
Watson, Lucille OXford 3121
Watson, Milton Hollywood 1945
Watson. Milton OXford 3196
Watson, Minor WOodbury 63121
Watson, Roy HOIlywood 1 405
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Wayne, Peggy CRestview 9170
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Webster, Lillian CRestview 0121
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Weidler, Verena CRestview 6193
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Weidler, Wolfgang CRestview 6193
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Wells, Herman CRestview 1 1 1 23
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Wells. William OXford 9044
Welsh. Harry CRestview 6161
Welsh, Phyllis HOIlywood 2722
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Wertner, Lillian CRestview 0121
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Wesley. Noel CRestview 12303
Wessel. Dick Hillside 1101
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West & McGinty WOodbury 63121
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Weston, Ruth WOodbury 63121
Whalen, Harold OXford 3101
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White, Irving H CRestview 6193
White. Johnstone OXford 7107
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White, Sammy CRestview 6151
White, Thelma CRestview 6111
White, Walter CRestview 9320
Whitehead, Larry GRanite 7566
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Whitney. Lee CRestview 5191
Whitney, Renee ORegon 1167
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Wieck, Dorothea CRestview SI71
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Wilbur, Elizabeth CRestview 4128
Wilbur, Robert CRestview 8558
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Wilcox, Robert GRanite 2188
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Wilde, Lois CRestview 12111
Wildeck, Frank CRestview 9170
Wilder, Patricia OXford 4161
Wildhack, Robert WOodbury 63121
Wiley, Lee CRestview 5185
Wiley, Wallace HOIlywood 223 1
Wilke, Don (Capt.) HOIlywood 5341
Wilkers, Isabel GRanite 2188
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Wilkerson Mel CRestview 6193
Wilkins, Margarette HOIlywood 1405
Willand Jacqueline CRestview 6161
Willey. Leonard CRestview 41(il
Willi, Alan GRanite 8157
William, Katherine Cornwall Hillside 5162
William. Roger CRestview 11191
William, Warren CLadstone 3117
Williams, Al Hillside 5128
Williams, Charles CRestview 12111
Williams, Clark OXford 310?
Williams, Corinne CRestview 9408
Williams. Douglas CRestview 9170
Williams, Frances OXford 1116
Williams, Guinn "Big Boy" CRestview 6161
Williams, Henry CRestview 4128
Williams, Hope HOIlywood 2722
Williams, Kathlyn OXford 6141
Williams, Kenny GRanite 4347
Williams, Larry OXford 3101
Williams, Lyman E GRanite 5171
Williams. Tudor CRestview 5185
Williams. William CRestview 9170
Williams, William Alfred OXford 7873
Williamson, John OXford 7107
Williamson, John MacKay CRestview 0181
Willis, Norman OXford 4153
Willow, Eric CRestview 0146
406
PLAYERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Wills, Si CRestview 6161
Wills, Walter OXford 7107
Wilson, Beth OXford 1081
Wilson, diaries C CRestview 4161
Wilson, Clarence GRanite 5171
Wilson, Daphne Warren CRestview 6188
Wilson, Don HOlIywood 3631
Wilson, Dorothy Hillside 2125
Wilson, Gretclien CRestview 5171
Wilson, Howard GLadstone 3134
Wilson, Katherine GRanite 5171
Wilson, Kenneth GRanite 4347
Wilson, Lois CRestview 6161
Wilson, Marie CRestview 6193
Wilton, Eric '. CRestview 12111
Windheim, Marek WOodbury 63121
Windsor, Claire Hillside 5162
Windsor. Karline GRanite 3071
Windust, Bretaigne GLadstone 6134
Winfield. Allan CRestview 0155
Wing, Toby CRestview 12111
Wing. Wong CRestview 12303
Winkler, Betty HOlIywood 3631
Winninger. Charles J HOlIywood 35R8
Winslow, Dick, CRestview 4197
Winslow, Leah OXford 7107
Winslow, Miriam CRestview 0121
Winter, Dale CRestview 5191
Winter, Laska CRestview 0194
Winton. Jane CRestview 9170
Winwood, Estelle OXford 6121
Wirth, May & Company HOlIywood 5341
Wise, Ray OXford 7873
Withers, Charles CRestview 6193
Withers, Grant CRestview 11123
Withers, Isabel GRanite 5171
Withers, Jane GRanite 5171
Witherspoon, Cora HOlIywood 2722
Wolbert, Dorothea OXford 4606
Wolf, Rube CRestview 6137
Wolfe, Ian CRestview 6111
Wolfe, Jane OXford 4308
Wolheim. Dan Hillside 3014
Wollencott, Eric CRestview 6161
Wonder, Betty HOlIywood 534!
Wonder, Tommy WOodbury 63121
Wong, Anna May OXford 7107
Wong, L. Ying GRanite 0711
Wong, Victor CRestview 12303
Wong, Walter OXford 4508
Wons, Tony OXford 1081
Wontner, Arthur HOlIywood 2722
Wood, Allen OXford 7107
Wood, Britt OXford 0322
Wood, Carole OXford 9686
Wood, Douglas CRestview ^^161
Wood, Ernest CRestview 11135
Wood, Harley OXford 6141
Wood, Helen Hillside 5162
Wood, John CRestview 4151
Wood, John Hillside 7353
Wood, Judith Hillside 1 121
Wood, Peggy Hillside 318S
Wood, Trudy HOlIywood 3631
Wood. Walt CRestview 6193
Wood, William CRestview 6193
Woodburn, Roberta OXford 0767
Woodbury. Joan CRestview 11191
Woodfoide, Eleanore CRestview 6600
Woods, Clarice GLadstone 3797
Woods, Donald OXford 7103
Woods, Edward Hillside 5162
VVoods, Ercell GLadstone 3797
Wn,„ls, Harry OXford 3191
Woolsey, Robert OXford 1116
^^ "oten. Eugene OXford 4157
Worlock. Frederick CRestview 8621
Worth, Barbara CRestview 11123
Worth. Constance HOlIywood 2722
Worth, David OXford 7107
Worth, Harry CRestview 6161
Worth, Ldhan GRanite 4347
Wray. John OXford 6121
Wren, Sam OXford 7107
\N right. Armand "Curlev" CRestview 1^111
Wright, Elizabeth OXford 4473
w''"l'*' r^y-^ OXf°'-d ••'101
Wnght, Helen GRanite 81S7
Wu, Honorable OXford 4153
;^"'f- ^e" CRestview 6111
Wyatt, Jane QXford 3121
Wycherley, Margaret OXford 1116
Wydoff, Joyce CRestview 9170
Wyman, Jane HOlIywood 1448
Wyndam, Bruce Hillside 1101
Wyndham. Carol GLadstone 7141
^^>""- Ed Oxford 1116
Wynn, Helen HOlIywood 2722
Wynne, Peggy GRanite 7566
Wynters. Charlotte Hillside 7353
Wynyard. Diana OXford 1008
Wysor, Elizabeth GLadstone 6134
— Y —
Yacht Club Boys OXford 1116
Yaconelli, Frank CRestview 9904
Yamaoka. Iris OXford 4508
Yamnoka, Mrs. Josephine OXford 4508
Yamoka. Otto CRestview 12303
Yong Soo CRestview 4197
Yorgesson, (Yogi) GLadstone 3797
York, Duke CRestview 11191
Yorke, Oswald GLadstone 6134
Young. Carleton Scoit CRestview 12161
Young, Clara Kimball OXford 6264
Young, Elizabeth OXford 6121
Young, Janet CRestview 12161
Young, Loretta ... HOlIywood 3591-HIllside 7353
Young, Polly Ann HOlIywood 3591
Young, Robert HOlIywood 3588
Young, Roland OXford 3131
Young. Walter Hillside 1101
Yurka, Blanclie HOlIywood 2722
— z —
Zahner. Jimmie CRestview 11191
Zamboni, Eunid Hillside 5162
Zanvillic. Bernard CRestview 5185
Zbyszko, Wladek HOlIywood 1405
Zelaya, Don CRestview 6168
Zell. Edwin ROchester 2472
Zoeller, Janet GRanite 1592
Zoeller, Lou GRanite 1 592
Zucco, George OXford 1116
407
DIRECTORS
AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONE NUMBERS
See page 370 for key to telephone numbers.
— A —
Abbott, George OXford 4161
Acola, Serge CRestview 11191
Alton. Robert GLadstone 3161
Anderson, John Murray OXford 4542
Ankrum, Morris CRestview 5191
Archaintjaud, George OXford 3l21
Arozomena, Eduardo HOllywood 1405
Arzner, Dorothy HOllywood 2722
Arthur, Kay MAdison 0548
Asquith, Anthony OXford 3121
Atkins, Tommy CRestview 6161
Auer. John H OXford 6286
Auerbach, George HOllywood 3517
Ayres, Lew CRestview 5191
— B —
Bach, Rudolph HOllywood 1405
Bacon, Lloyd HOllywood 2722
Bard, Ben CRestview 0121
Barker, Reginald .... CRestview 6161
Barlow, Reginald CRestview 9170
Barton, Charles OXford 4161
Beal, Scott T CRestview 6600
Beaudine, William CRestview 4151
Beaumont. Harry GLadstone 3117
Beebe, Ford CRestview 6161
Beggs, Lee HOllywood 1405
Bekefl, Maria Hillside 5162
Bell, Monta CRestview 4151
Bennet. Spencer Gordon HEmpstead 2177
Benrimo, J. H Hillside 5162
Berger, Ralph CRestview 11191
Berkeley, Busby GLadstone 3117
Biberman, Howard OXford 3121
Blackton, J. Stuart Hillside 1101
Blau, Lloyd GLadstone 6134
Bloom, Rube CRestview 4161
Blystone, John G HOllvwood 1173
Boland, Jack OXford 7061
Borcosque, Carlos HOllywood 1405
Borzage, Frank GLadstone 3117
Bower, Dallas OXford 3121
Brabin. Charles HOllvwood 2722
Bradbiuy, Robert N Hillside 1101
Brecher, Egon ORegon 1167
Bretherton. Howard GRanife 6164
Brill. Leighton HEmpstead 2177
Brodie, Don OXford 6121
Brower, Otto Hillside 1121
Brown, Anthony OXford 11161
Brown, Harry Joe OXford 7103
Brown, Karl CRestview 12141
Brown, Rowland CRestview 6168
Browning, Tod HOllywood 2722
Brown, Melville OXford 4153
Bruckman, Clyde CRestview 6161
Bulgakov, Leo WOodbury 63121
Burke, Melville WOodbury 63121
Burton, David Hillside 7461
Butler, David CRestview 6161
Buzzell, Edward CRestview 4151
c —
Cameron, John HOllywood 1405
Cannon, Raymond Hillside 1101
Carruth, Milton OXford 1116
Cavens, Fred OXford 6141
Ceder, Ralph Hillside 1101
Celli, Vincenzo TUcker 3838
Christensen, Benjamin Hillside 5162
Clifton, Elmer CRestview 11123
Cline. Edward F Hillside 2125
Colantoni. Amelio CRestview 0121
Collier, William, Sr GLadstone 3161
COLLINS, ARTHUR GREVILLE. .. OXford 3101 COLLINS, LEWIS D OXford 3101
Collins, Monte OXford 7107
Colombo, Albert C Hillside 3188
CONNOLLY, BOBBY GLadstone 3161
CONWAY, JACK OXford 3131
Correli. Alfonso CRestview 9408
Corrigan. Llovd OXford 6121
Cowan, William OXford 3131
Craven, Frank WOodbury 63121
Cromwell, John CRestview 5171
Cruze, James OXford 4153
Cummings. Irving OXford 1008
deCourville, Albert OXford 3121
Curtiz, Michael CRestview 4151
— D —
Davis, Gordon Hillside 1101
DeCourville, Albert HOllywood 2722
DeSoutheau, Henri J OXford 1081
DEL RUTH, ROY GRant 2159
Diamond, Dave OXford 1116
Doyle, Larry OXford 3196
Dugan, James S CRestview 6161
DuPont, E. A CRestview 12141
Dwan, Allan CRestview 4161
Earle, William CRestview 9170
Eason, Reeves CRestview 6161
Edwards. Gus CRestview 6193
Edwards! Harrv Hillside 1101
ELLIOTT, CLYDE E CRestview 9170
Erskine, Chester HOllywood 2722
Evans, Julius CRestview 6193
_F —
Cabanne. William Christy HOllywood 2231
Cahn, Edward OXford 3196
Feist. Felix OXford 3196
Fernandez Jose HEmpstead 2177
Feyder. Tacques CRestview 4151
Fields, Leonard CRestview 12141
Fillmore, Russell GLadstone 3161
Fisher, Howel GLadstone 0121
Fitzmaurice, George OXford 3121
Fleming, Victor OXford 3121
Florey, Robert GLadstone 3117
Flood, James CRestview 4151
Ford, John HOllywood 1173
Fox. Wallace CRestview 12111
Frank. Earle Hillside 1101
Frank. Yasha Hillside 1101
Franklin, Chester OXford 1116
408
DIRECTORS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Freeland, Thornton Hillside 7353
Freeman, Charles OXford 3196
French, L. A OXford 1081
French, Lloyd HOllywood 2722
Fraser, Harry CRest view 11123
Freund, Karl OXford 6121
Friedlander, Louis OXford 7061
— G —
Tarrett, Dan OXfnnl 4157
JASON, LEIGH CRestview 4151
Jerville, Jacques Jan HOllywood 1405
Johnson, Earl Hillside 1101
Johnson, Raymond K GLadstone 3797
Jones, Beverly GLastone 3161
Judels, Charles CRestview 6161
Julian, Rupert HOllywood 2722
— K —
GARNETT, TAY CRestview
Gasnier. Louis J HOllywood
Gering, Marion OXford
Gittens, Wyndham . HEmpstead
Glassmier, Augustiii (Gus) HOllywood
Gleason, James OXford
Goltzen, Egon HOllywood
Goodman, Edward OXford
Goodwins, Leslie OXford
Gordon, Leon HOllywood
Gorin, Helmut HOllywood
dottier, Archie CRestview
Goulding, Alf GLadstone
GOULDING, EDMUND OXford
Green, Alfred E GLadstone
Gribble, Harry Wagstaff OXford
Griffith, D. W OXford
Griffith, Edward H OXford
Grinde, Nicholas (Nick) CRestview
5171
223 1 6121 2177 3588 3121 1405 1116 7107 2722 1-105 0121 3797
3121
3117 1116 4542 3121 6193
— H —
Hadden. George CRestview 0121
Hale, Georgie OXford 4161
Halperin, Victor CRestview 11191
Hammerstein, Reginald Hillside 3188
Harris, William. Jr HOIlvwood 2231
Harrison, Bertram WOodbury 63121
Hathawav. Henrv OXford 3101
Hawks, Howard W OXford 3121
Helburn, Theresa CRestview 6193
Henabery, Josepli HOllywood 2722
Henderson. Charles CRestview 4161
Higgin, Howard OXford 6141
Hillyer, Lambert Hillside 2125
Hiscott, Leslie OXford 3121
Hoflman, John Hillside 1101
Hoflfman, Renaud GLadstone 6134
Hogan. Tames OXford 6121
Holmes. " Ben Hillside 7353
Hopkins, Charles HOllywood 3517
Hopper, E. Mason Hillside 1101
Howard, David CRestview 12141
Howell, Harry CRestview 6193
Hoyt, Harry O Hillside 1101
HUMBERSTONE, H. BRUCE OXford 6121
Hutchinson, Charles GLadstone 3797
Home, James W Hillside 7461
— I—
Ibbett, Frederick G OXford 0322
Ingram, Rex CRestview 5191
Ingster, Boris CRestview 6186
— J —
James, Allan CRestview 6161
James, Roy GLadstone 3161
Jarret, Dave OXford 7061
Kamarova, Madame OXford 4542
Karlstein, Phil CRestview 12111
Kaye, Eddie HEmpstead 2177
Keighlev, William O.Xford 6286
Kelly, Albert J GLadstone 3797
Kenton, Erie C HOllywood 2722
Killy. Edward OXford 6121
King. Henry HOIlvwood 1 1 7i
KING, LOUIS Hollywood 1173
King, Jack CRestview 4151
Koster, Henry OXford 3196
Kussell. Maurice I Hillside 3188
— L —
Lachman, Harry OXford 6121-HIllside
La Cava, Gregory CRestview
Laemmle. Edward CRestview
Lamont, Charles Fred Hillside
Landers, Lew OXford
Lange, Arthur CRestview
Lannin, Paul J HOllywood
Laughlin, Jac OXford
Lazarus, JefT OXford
LeBorg. Reginald GLadstone
Lederman, Ross Hillside
Lee. Rowland V II lllside
Leftwich, Alexander OXford
Leonard. Robert Z GLadstone
Leisen, Mitchell CRestview
Lerner, J CRestview
Levy, Alfred CRestview
Lewis. Gene Hillside
Liebling, Dr. George HEmpstead
Light, James GLadstone
Lilley, Edward Clark GLadstone
Liszt. Max CRestview
Litvak. Anatol CRestview
Llovd, Frank HOllywood
Lloyd, Rollo HOllywood
Logan, Stanley Hillside
Lord. Delmar Hillside
Loring. Jane OXford
Lovering. Otho Hillside
Luhin. Arthur OXford
Luby. S. Roy CRestview
Ludwig. Edward GLadstone
7353 5171 11191 1101 7061 4161 2231 0322 1116 3161 1101 735,- 1081
31 1;
4151 6193
11191 1101 2177 6134 3161
12303 4151 2722 3588 1121 3188 4161 3188 4153 6193 6134
—Me—
MacFadden, Hamilton Hillside 3158
MacG'regor, Edgar OXford 6264
MacGregor, Edward J OXford 626*
McClintic, Guthrie Hillside 7353
McCarey, Raymond CRestview 4151
McCarthy. John P CRestview 9320
McDonald, frank CRestview 12141
MacFadden. Hamilton GLadstone 6134
McGann, William HOllywood 117;
McGowan (Bob) Hillside 2121
McGowan, Robert OXford 1116
McGowan, J. P OXford 7101
McLcod. Norman Z OXford 4161
McNeil, Allen CRestview 5191
409
DIRECTORS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
— M —
Machaty, Gustave CRestview 11191
Mack, Russell OXford 1081
Mander, Miles OXford 3131
Mansfield, Duncan OXford 1081
Marcin, Max CRestview 5191
Marin, Edwin L OXford 4161
Marshall, George L OXford 4153
Martin, Paul OXford 6134
May, Joe OXford 3131
MAYO, ARCHIE HOIIywood 2722
Medbury, John P GLadstone 3161
Mains. Gus CRestview 6193
Melford, George Hillside 1101
Mendes, Lothar OXford 3121
Merlin, Frank WOodbury 63121
Mertz, Paul CRestview 4161
Milestone, Lewis OXford 3131
Miller, David HEmpstead 2177
Milton, Robert GLadstone 3161-HIlIside 1101
Minnelli, Vincente OXford 1116
Mitchell, Thomas GLadstone 3161
Moeller, Philip OXford 4542
Moore, Vin OXford 8019
Morrison, Priestly CRestview 4161
Motyleflf, Dr. Ilia CRestview 6186
Murphy, Dudley CRestview 5191
Murphy, Ralph Hillside 3188
Murphy, Spud CRestview 4161
Murray, Bud OXford 3197
— ]\ —
N'egulesco, Jean OXford 6121
Neilan, Marshall CRestview 6161
Neill, R. William Hillside 3188
Neufield. Sam GLadstone 7141
Neumann, Kurt OXford 3101
Newfeld, Sam Hillside 1101
Newman, Emil CRestview 4161
Newmeyer, Fred CRestview 5989
Niblo, Fred, Sr CRestview 0121
Nicholls, George. Jr OXford 4161
Nigh, William GLadstone 3134
Nugent, Elliott OXford 3131
o —
Olcott, Sidney CRestview 6161
Origo, Cesare Manfredo HOIIywood 1405
Oumansky, Alexander CRestview 6193
— P —
Pan, Hermes OXford 4161
Parrott, James CRestview 0121
Paton, Stuart GRanite 7566
Patterson, Russell CRestview 4151
Pembroke, Scott OXford 7107
Perry, Jean HOIIywood 1405
Pichel, Irving GLadstone 3134
Pierson, Carl HEmpstead 2177
Pratt, Gilbert OXford 6121
PREMINGER, OTTO L OXford 1116
Price, Alonzo Hillside 5290
Presnell, Robert GLadstone 3117
R —
Randol, George HOIIywood 3677
Rappler, Irving HEmpstead 2177
Ray, Albert Hillside 1101
Redallo, Guido L HOIIywood 1405
Reed, Daniel HOIIywood 2722
Reed, Luther Hillside 3188
Reinhardt. John GLadstone 7141
Reiter, William J HEmpstead 2177
Renard, Jacques ..OXford 1081-WOodbury 63121 Revmond, Daltons CRestview 6127
RIESNER, CHARLES F OXford 3131
Ripley, Arthur CRestview 11123
Robel, David CRestview 6122
Roberts, C. Edward Hillside 1101
Robertson, John S Hillside 7353
Rogell, Albert Hillside 1121
Rosener, George HOIIywood 2722
Rosen, Phil HOIIywood 2231
Ross, Robert OXford 3196
Rosson, Arthur H Hillside 1121
Rosson, Richard OXford 3121
Roth, Murray OXford 3196
Rothman, Joseph OXford 6286
Ruben, J. Walter OXford 3131
Rubin, Jose OXford 4542
RUGGLES, WESLEY OXford 3131
Russell, William CRestview 12111
— s —
St. Clair, Malcolm Hillside 2125
Sabato, Alfredo HOIIywood 1405
Sagan, Leontine GLadstone 6134
Salkow, Sidney CRestview 4161
Sandrich, Mark CRestview 4151
Santell, Alfred OXford 1008
Santley, Joseph OXford 1131
Sareck'y, Louis A OXford 1081
Schaefer, Armand OXford 6169
Scheck, Max CRestview 0121
Schertzinger, Victor CRestview 4151
Schoedsack. Ernest CRestview 6161
Schuster, Harold CRestview 4181
Schwartz, Hans OXford 6264
SCOTT, EWING OXford 4157
Scotto, Aubrey CRestview 4151
Sedgwick, Edward OXford 3131
Seiler. Lewis OXford 6121
SEITER, WILLIAM A OXford 1116
Seitz. George B OXford 1008
Selander, Leslie Hillside 1101
Selman, David CRestview 6193
Sel wyn. Edgar CRestview 4151
Shea, William Hillside 7353
Sheldon, Forrest OXford 3101
Shield, Roy Hillside 3188
Shores, Lynn Hillside 1121
Short, Hassard GLadstone 3161
Sillman, Leonard CRestview 6193
Skinner, Frank CRestview 4161
Sloane, Paul CRestview 4181
Smith, Cliff OXford 6141
Snyder, Gene GLadstone 3161
Somnes, George CRestview 4151
Sparks, Robert OXford 1116
Stahl, John M Hillside 5162
Staub, Ralph HOIIywood 1173
Stein, Paul L HOIIywood 2722
Stephani. Frederick OXford 3196
Stern, Alfred HOIIywood 1648
Stevens. George CRestview 4151
Stiefel, Milton WOodbury 63121
Strassberg, Lee OXford 1116
STRAYER. FRANK CRestview 6161
.Stoloff. Benjamin HOIIywood 2722
Sutherland, Edward OXford 3121
Sylvan, Simon HOIIywood 2231
Symonds, Henry CRestview 12141
Szekely, Steve HOIIywood 2722
410
DIRECTORS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
— T —
— W —
Taggart, Enol Hlliside 1101
Taurog, Norman CRestview 4151
Taylor, Kay Hillside 1101
Taylor, Sam OXford 4161
Templin, Dan GLadstone 3161
Thiele, William OXford 3196
Thorpe, Richard CRestview 12141
Thiele, William CRestview 5191
Tinling, James HOllywood 1173
Tourneur. Jacques CRestview 4161
Trego, Chades OXford 7061
Tryon. Glen • OXford 6121
Tuchock. Wanda CRestview 5171
Tuttle, Frank OXford 3131
— V —
Vajda, Ernest OXford 3121
Venturini, Edward HOllywood 1448
Vidor, Charles OXford 3131
Vidor. King OXford 3121
Viertel, Berthold OXford 6121
Villegas, Lucio Hillside 5162
Von Bolary, Geza OXford 3196
Von Fritsch, Gunther CRestview 11191
Von Sternberg, Josef OXford 6121
Von Stroheim, Erich, Sr Hillside 5162
Vorkapich, Slavko CRestview 6186
Wallace, Richard OXford 6121
Walsh, Raoul OXford 3131
Watson, William Hillside 1101
Walker, Stuart GLadstone 6134
Watt, Nate GLadstone 3161-OXford 6141
Webb, Kenneth HOllywood 3517
Welch, Niles OXford 6141
Wetherley, Tom HOllywood 3517
Whale, James CRestview 5171
Whelan, Tim Hillside 2125
White, Al, Jr CRestview 6161
White, Jules OXford 7103
Wliite, Sam OXford 7103
WILBUR, CRANE HOllywood 2722
Wiles, Gordon CRestview 4181
Winston, Harold CRestview 6193
Wood, Sam OXford 3131
Woods, Arthur WOodbury 63121
Worsley, Wallace HOllywood 5341
Wynn, Colonel Wynn E HEmpstead 2177
— Y —
Yarbrough, lean OXford 6121
Young, Harold M OXford 1116
— z —
Zeisler, Alfred OXford 3 196
WRITERS
AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONE NUMBERS
See page 370 for key to telephone numbers.
A —
Aaronson, Melvin GLadstone 3161
Abdullah, Achmed Hillside 7353
Adair, Laure HOllywood 1405
Adams, Eustace L CRestview 5191
Adams. Frank R Hillside 1121
Adams, Franklin P OXford 4161
Adams, Samuel Hopkins Hillside 7353
Adamson, Ewart Hillside 1101
Adler, Felix CRestview 0121
AHEARN, THOMAS HOllywood 2722
Ainslec. Marian II Illside 31SX
Akins, Zoe OXford 31 2i
Aldington. Richard OXford 312i
Aldrich, Bess Streeter OXford 1116
Aldrich, Darrah Hillside 5162
Alvarez, Casimiro HOllywood 140d
Ames, Christine OXford 6121
Anderson, Doris OXford 6121
Andrews, Jack HOllywood 2722
Andrews, Robert OXford 1176
Anthony, Joseph OXford 6121
Anthony, Katharine Hillside 7353
Anthony, Norman OXford 1176
Anthony, Stuart OXford 7061
Anthony, Walter Hillside 1101
Appel, Benjamin HOllywood 5301
Arden, Martin GLadstone 3797
Arkator, Alexander OXford 3196
Arliss, Leslie OXford 1116
Arno, Peter CRestview 4151
Arthur, Charlotte HOllywood 1405
Asch, Nathan HOllywood 5301
Asche, Harry ROchester 2472
Asbury, Herbert HOllywood 2722
Asher, Alvin J HOllywood 3588
Asher, Rollie Hillside llOl
Ashton, Herbert. Jr CRestview 0181
Asquith, Anthony OXford 3121
Atherton, Gertrude Hillside 5162
Atherton, Sarah OXford 6169
Atteridge, Harold Hillside 7353
Auerbach, George CRestview 12141
Austin, F. Britten OXford 1116
Avery, Stephen Morehouse OXford 4161
411
WRITERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
— B —
Bach, Rudolf - HOllywood 1405
Bacher, William G'Ladstone 3117
Baer, Bugs OXford 3996
Baker, Gene GLadstone 3161
Baker, Graham OXford 1008
Baker, Melville OXford 612)
Bladerston, John OXford 4161
Banks, Polan CRestview 0121
Barclay, Don HEmpstead 2177
Barclay, John OXfoid 1116
Baree.', Dona Hillside 1101
Balderston, John L CRestview 4151
Baloise, Edmund OXford 7061
Barker, Albert Hillside 3188
Barlow, Reginald CRe.-itview 6161
Barnes, Carman WOodbury 63121
Barnes, Forrest OXford 1081
Barrett, Mirianne HOllywood 3677
Barringer, Barry GRanite 6164
Barrows, Nick Hillside 2125
Barteaux, C. Morton CRestview 6193
Bart, Jean OXford 3196
Barth, Alan HOllywood 5301
Bartholomoe, Philip Hillside 5161
Bartlett, H. Marr OXford 3101
Bartlett, Marjorie OXford 3196
Bartlett, Sy CRestview 4161
Bartley, Nalbro HOllywood 5301
Barton, Arthur GLadstone 6134
Batson, Alfred CRestview 6151
Baum, Vicki CRestviev/ 4151
Beahan, Charles CRestview 4151
Beach, Lewis Hillside 7353
Beach, Rex Hillside 5162
Beals, Carleton HOllywood 5301
Beaton, Kenneth C CRestview 9320
Beats, Carleton HOllywood 5301
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Bechdset, Frederick R CRestview 14141
Beck, George CRestview 4151
Beckhard, Arthur OXford 6121
Beckwith, Branard D ORegon 1167
Bedford, Jones H OXford 1176
Beebe, Ford CRestvie' 6161
Bein, Albert Hillside 7353
Belden, Charles S CRestview 4161
Belgard, Arnold CRestview 6193
Bell, Pearl Doles CRestview 4161
Bell. Monta CRestview 41 51
Bell, Thomas CRestview 4161
Bellah, James Warner CRestview 5191
Belvin. Edmund OXford 4157
BENNETT, CHARLES OXford 3121
Bennett, Dorothy Hillside 7353
Bennett, Raine TUcker 3838
Bennison, Andy Hillside 1 121
Benrimo, J. H Hillside 5162
Benson. Sally OXford 4161
Bent, Lorten OXford 3 196
Beranger, Clara CRestview 0194
Bercovici, Konrad OXford 1116
Berg, Louis (Dr.) CRestview 4161
Berger, Mayer OXford 4161
Bergere, Ramona Hllls'de 1101
Berkeley, Ryth & Mowbray OXford 6169
Bernstein. Isadore CRestview 5989
Bialk, Elisa FEderal 9912
Binyon. Claude CRestview 4151
Birdwell, Russell CRestview 4151
Birinski, Leo OXford 1116
Blackton, J. Stuart Hillside 1101
Blau, Bela OXford 1116
Blochman. L. G OXford 1176
Block, Ralph OXford 1116
Boardman, True Hillside 3188
Boasberg, Al Hillside 2125
Bodeen, Dewit HOllywood 2722
Bodlev, May R. U. C Hillside 1101
Boehm, David OXford 6121
Bohem, Endre Hillside 7353
Bolton, Whitney WOodbury 63121
Bond, Raymond OXford 1176
Bonner, Chas. W HOllywood 2722
Booth. Charles G HEmpstead 2561
Borden, Ethel CRestview 4151
Borety, Allen OXford 1116
Borger, Johan OXford 6264
Borgia, Rene HOllywood 1405
Boxer, Herman OXford 3196
Boyd, R. W Rochester 2472
Boyer, John OXford 6264
rioylan, Malcolm Stuart CRestvic/f 6111
Brabin, Charles OXford 0322
Brackett, Charles Hillside 7353
Bradford, Roark GLadstone 6134
Bradley, Mary Hastings OXford 1176
Branch, Houston OXford 6121
Brant, Neil OXford 3196
Brazee, Annie Laurie CRestview 6161
BREN, J. ROBERT OXford 1176
Brennan, Frederick Hazlitt OXford 1176
Brentano, Lowell OXford 1116
Breslow, Lew CRestview 4151
Breuer, Bessie Hillside 7461
BRICKER, GEORGE OXford 6286
Brighouse, Harold Hillside 7353
Bright, John OXford 4161
Broeckman, James GLadstone 3797
Brooks, George OXford 1116
Brooks, Matt CRestview 6193
Brophy, Eddy OXford 1081
Broun, Heywood OXford 1116
Brown, Beth CRestview 0155
Brown, Earle GLadstone 3797
Brown, Himan HOllywood 272?
Brown, Karl CRestview 12141
Brown, Lew HOllywood 3517
Brown, Martin OXford 1116
Brown, Nacio Herb CRestview 418'
Brown, Rollin G'Ladstone 6134
Brown, Royal Hillside 516?
Brentano. Lowell OXford 1116
Brown, Rowland CRestview 4181
Bruce, George OXford 3196
Bruckman, Clyde HOllywood 2722
Bntckner, Ferdinand OXford 6121
Bryan, Arthur Q OXford 4157
Brvant, George H GLadstone 3797
Bryan. Gay CRestview 0121
Buchanan, Thompson Hillside 7353
Buchman, Harold Hillside 2125
Buchman, Sidney CRestview 4151
Buck, Frank OXford 1176
BUCKLEY, HAROLD OXford 1 176
Buckner, Robert Federal 9912
Buckner, Robert L CRestview 14141
Buffington, Adele OXford 7071
Hurke. John W OXford 1405
Burke, Marcella OXford 6121
Burks. Arthur J OXford 3196
Burman, Ben Lucien OXford 1167
Burnet, Dana CRestview 4151
Burns, Bobby Robert GLadstone 3797
Burr, Lynn, Jr OXford 6264
Burtis, Thompson HOUywfod 2231
Burton. Val HOllvwood 2722
Busch, Niven OXford 6121
Bush, Katharine OXford 1176
Busse. Carl A Hillside 3188
Butler, David CRestview 6161
Butler, Frank Hillside 1121
Butler, Hugo Hillside 1 121
Butterfield, Walton WOodbury 63121
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Cabot, Blake Cady, Jerry .
.HOllywood 5301 ...Hillside 3188
412
WRITERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Caesar, Arthur Hillside 7353
Cain, James M WOodbury 63121
Caldwell, Erskine Hillside 1101
Campbell. Alan OXfunl 41(.l
Cannon, Raymond Hillside 1101
Carlisle, Helen Grace OXfordll76
Carneal, Georgette CRestview 4161
Carole, Joseph GLadstone 3161
Carpenter, Edward Childs OXfordlOOS
Carr, John Hillside 1 101
Carre, Robert OXford 1 176
Carse, Robert OXford 1176
Carstairs, John CRestview 14141
Carvalho, Claire OXford 7071
Carsoll, Richard Hillside 2125
Caspary, Vera Hillside 3188
Castle, Everett Rhodes CRestview 5191
Cavett, Frank Hillside 5162
Ceder, Ralph Hillside 1101
Chandlee, Harry WOodbury 63121
Chandor, Alain CRestview 6186
Chapin, Anne Morrison Hillside 7353
Chapin, Robert OXford 7061
Chaplin, Prescott CRestview 6600
Charteris. Leslie OXford 4161
Chase, Charley HOllywood 3517
Cheney. J. Benton HEmpstead 2177
Chester, Edwin Frederick CRestview 4161
Chodorov, Edward CRestview 4151
Chodorov, Jerome OXford 4161
Christian, Merrill CRestview 0181
Clark, Frank Howard OXford 7071
Clarke, Donald Henderson Hillside 5162
Cleugh, Sophia CRestview 4161
Cleveland, George GRanite 7566
Clifford, Gordon Hillside 1101
Clork, Harry HOllywood 3517
Cluett, Jack HOllywood 2231
Chigston. Katharine (JXford 3196
Clymer, John B HOllywood 1405
Clymer, Ralph Hillside 1101
Coates, Robert HOllywood 5301
Cobb, Elisabeth OXford 6141
Cobb, Humphrey OXford 1116
Cobb, Irvin S OXford 6141
Coen. Franklin OXford 7061
Coffee. Lenore OXford 3131
Cohen, Albert J HOllywood 2722
Cohen, Ben OXford 7061
Cohen, Lester CRestview 5171
Cohn, Alfred A OXford 1116
Coldeway, Anthony Hillside 1101
Cole. Lester Hillside 7353
Collier, John CRestview 5171
Collier, William, Sr GLadstone 3161
Collings, Pierre CRestview 0121
Collins. Lewis CRestview 9170
Collins, Monte OXford 7107
Collison. Wilson HOllywood 2722
Colton, Tohn OXford 6121
Colum, Padraic ROchester 2472
Comandini, Adcle CRestview 6193
Comstock, Howard HOllywood 3517
Condon, Frank OXford 6169
Conn, Harry HOllywood 3517
Connell, Richard Hillside 7353
Connelly, Marc CRestview 5171
Connolly, James B HOllywood 5301
Connolly, Myles OXford 3121
Connolly, Vernie CRestview 4161
Connor, Ralph OXford 3196
Conrad. Eugene OXford 1116
Conselman. William CRestview 5171
Cook, J. Douglas CRestview 6193
Cook, Ted OXford 1116
Cooper, Courtney Riley Hillside 5162
Cooper. Olive OXford 4157
Cooper, Willis Hillside 3188
Corey, & Corcoran HEmpstead 2177
Corle, Edwin HOllywood 1405
Corliss, Allene FEderal 9912
Cormack, Bartlett CRestview 5171
Corrigan. D'Arcy HOllywood 1405
Cosby, Vivian CRestview 4161
CosgriiT, Robert OXford 6169
Cowan. Sada CRestview 5989
Cowan, William OXford 3131
Coxe, George Harmon OXford 1176
Cram, Mildred Hillside 1101
Craven, Frank WOodbury 63121
Creelman, James Ashmore OXford 6121
Crews, Laura Hope OXford 3131
Crichton, Kyle Hillside 7461
Cronin, A. J Hillside 7353
Crothers, Rachel Hillside 7353
Grouse, Russell Hillside 7461-7353
Croy, Homer Hillside 7353
Cummings, Hughie CRestview 6600
Cummings, Roy OXford 1176
Cummings, Ruth CRestview 4151
Cunningham, Frank FEderal 9912
Cunningham, Jack OXford 1008
Cunningham, Joe CRestview 4181
Curtis, Edwin H HOllywood 2722
Gushing, Tom OXford 1116
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Daab, Hy CRestview 4161
Dagvan CRestview 9320
Dale, Virginia OXford 1116
Dane, Clemence Hillside 7353
Darling, W. Scott Hillside 1101
Davenijort, John HOllywood 2722
Daves, Delmar OXford 1116
Davis, Al HEmpstead 2177
Davis, Alfred HEmpstead 2177
Davis, Donald OXford 4161
Davis, Elmer OXford 1176
Davis, Owen, Sr OXford 4161
Davis, Owen, Jr CRestview 6151
Dawn, Isabel OXford 1176
Dawson, Conigsby Hillside 7353
Day, Lillian WOodbury 63121
Dazey, Frank OXford 0322
Dazey, Frank Mitchell WOodbury 63121
Deaderick. Eugene CRestview 6600
DeGaw. Boyce OXford 1176
Dein, Eddie HEmpstead 2177
Deland, Margaret Hillside 5162
De Leon, Walter OXford 7103
Delmar, Vina CRestview 4151
DeMiollis, Francis HOllywood 1405
De Mond, Albert WOodbury 63121
Demond, Al CRestview 4161
Denbo, Dorris Hillside 1101
Detzer, Karl OXford 3196
De Wolf. Karen CRestview 4161
Diamond, David OXford 1116
Diamond, Samson R CRestview 4161
Dickey, Paul OXford 3101
Dillon, Robert OXford 3196
Doan, R. E ROchester 2472
Doane, Warren OXford 6141
Dobie. Charles Caldwell OXford 3196
Doherty, Ethel CRestview 6600
Dolan, Frank Hillside 7353
Donaldson, Walter GLadstone 3161
Doone, Roda CRestview 6193
Dorfman, Nat Hillside 7461
Douglas, W. A. S CRestview 5191
Dow, Dorothy HOllywood 5301
Doyle, Ray OXford 3101
Drake. Oliver CRestview 11191
Drake, William A OXford 7061
Dreiser, Theodore GLadstone 3161
Drinkwater, John CRestview 4151
Dubin, Al GLadstone 3117
Dncev. Lillian Hillside 1101
Dudley, Bide HOllywood 2722
Dudley, Carl HOllywood 2722
413
WRITERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Duff, Warren B Hillside 3188
Dugan, Tom CRestview 11123
Dugan, William CRestview 91 7U
Dukes, Ashley CRestview 4151
Dunham, Philip CRestview 14141
Dunn, H. Alan CRestview 0121
Dunn, Winifred OXford 11161
Dunne, Finley Peter, Jr Hillside 7353
Dunne, Philip OXford 4153
Durkin, Douglas HOllywood 1405
Dunsany, Lord HOllywood 1648
D'Usseau, Leon OXford 6141
Dutton, Henry B CRestview 9320
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Eagon, Alberta Stedman WOodbury 63121
Earl, Kenneth OXford 7061
Echard, Margaret CRestview 5989
Eden, Bob CRestview 9320
Edens, Roger OXford 3101
Edmonds, Walter D OXford 1176
Edwards, Harry Hillside 1101
Ehrich, Edward Price HOllywood 5301
Ehrlich, Leonard OXford 4161
Eliscu, Edward OXford 6121
Eldridge, Paul CRestview 4161
Elkins, Saul OXford 6121
Ellis, Edith Hillside 1101
Ellis, Robert OXford 6121
Emerson, John CRestview 4151
Emery, Gilbert OXford 7061
Endore, Guy Hillside 7353
Englund, Ken GLadstone 3161
Ensloe, Ella OXford 1081
Epstein, Julius OXford 4161
Epstein, Phil CRestview 6193
Erickson, Harold CRestview 6193
Erskine, Jone OXford 1116
Estabrook, Howard CRestview 5171
Ettinger, Edward GLadstone 3161
Evans, A. R HEmpstead 2561
Everett, J. Thompson Hillside 1101
Ewing, Max CRestview 4 1 S 1
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Fagan, Myron OXford 1116
Fain, Sammy OXford 3101
Fante, John OXford 6286
Faragoh, Francis Edwards OXford 1176
Farrar, Walton T OXford 7071
Farrell, James F WOodbury 63121
Farrow, John CRestview 5171
Faulkner, William OXford 3121
Faulkner, Virginia OXford 4161
Fay, Frank OXford 1008
Feiner, Ruth FEderal 9912
Felix, Hugo HOllywood 1405
Felton, Earl HOllywood 2722
Fenton, Frank Hillside 3188
Fenton, Stanley CRestview 4161
Ferber, Nat CRestview 11191
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Ferguson, Harvey OXford 3121
Ferris, Walter CRestview 4161
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Fields, Herbert CRestview 4151
Fields, Joseph CRestview 4151
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Fineman, Irving OXford 4161
Finn, Johnathan OXford 4161
Fisher, Steve Hillside
Fishter, Richard OXford
Fist, Gladys HOllywood
Fitzgerald, Edith OXford
Fitzgerald, F. Scott OXford
Fitzsimmons, Cortland CRestview
Flannagan, Roy HOllywood
Flavin, Martin OXford
Flick, Pat C CRestview
Florey, Robert GLadstone
Flournoy, Richard CRestview
Fodor, Ladislaus CRestview
Fontaine, Robert Hillside
Forget, Albert HOllywood
Fort, Garrett E OXford
Forbes, James GLadstone
Foote, John Faintor OXford
Foster, Lewis R CRestview
Fowler, Frank OXford
Fowler, Guy Hillside
Fowler, Keith GLadstone
Fox, Fannie Ferber OXford
Fox, Paul Hervey HOllywood
Francis, Owen OXford
Frankau, Gilbert Hillside
Franken, Rose Hillside
Franklin, Paul OXford
Eraser, Ferrin OXford
Freed, Arthur CRestview
Freedman, David HOllywood
Freeman, Everett OXford
Freeman, Lea CRestview
Friedman, Benny ROchester
Fulton, Maude Hillside
Furthman, Jules CRestview
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3121 2722 0322 1176 6161 5301 1116 4161 3117 4151 4151 7353 1405 1116 6134 1131 4151 4157 1101 3161 1116 2722 6121 7353 7353 4157 1176 4181 2722 1176 4161 2472 2125 5171
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Gabriel, Gilbert OXford 1116
Gale, Zona Hillside 7353
Gallico, Paul OXford 1116
Gamet, Kenneth HOllywood 2722
Gangelin, Paul CRestview 4151
Gardiner, Becky OXford 3196
Garnett, Otis CRestview 4161
Garrett, Grant OXford 1116
Gay, Frank W CRestview 5989
Gelsey, Erwin OXford 6121
Gelsey, Jay GLadstone 3797
Gelzer, Jay OXford 1176
Genet, Ira CRestview 4161
Gensler, Lewis CRestview 4181
Geraghty, Gerald HOllywood 2722
Geraghtv, Maurice CRestview 6161
Gerr, William OXford 3196
Gershwin, George OXford 1116
Gibbons, Eliot Hillside 3188
Gibbons, Floyd WOodbury 63121
Gibbs, George, Sr CRestview 0121
Gibbs, George, Jr CRestview 0121
Gibbs, Woolcott Hillside 7461
Gibson, Tom Hillside 1101
Gilbert, Edwin OXford 1116
Gilbert, William (Billv) GRanite5171
Gill, Frank, Jr WOodbury 63121
Gittens, Wvndham HEmpstead 2177
Gitterman, Gale OXford 3196
Glasmon, Kubec Hillside 3188
Gluck, Sinclair ORegon 1 167
G'oddory, Gloria HOllywood 3517
Gold, Michael CRestview 0155
Goldbeck, Willis Hillside 7461
Goldberg, Dr. Isaac OXford 1116
Goldberg, Lou Hillside 1101
Goldberg, Rube OXford 4161
Golden, J. J WOodbury 63121
Golding, Louis OXford 1116
Gondor, Ferenc CRestview 6186
Gontard, Jean HOllywood 1405
414
WRITERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Goodman, Edward OXford 1116
Goodman, Jules Eckert OXford 1116
Goodrich, Arthur OXford 1116
Goodrich, Frances Hillside 3188
Goodrich, John F Hillside 7461
Goodrich, Marcus CRestview 12141
Goodwin, Leslie OXford 7107
Gordon, Homer King OXford 3101
Gordon, Leon HOllywood 2722
Gordon, Mack OXford 1008
Gorney, Jay OXford 3196
Gottler, Archie CRestview 0121
4 — WRITERS TELE
Gottler, Jerome HEmpstead 2177
(;ould. Will CRestview (.19.1
Gow, James CRestview 4151
Graae, Major '. OXford 1396
Graham, Carroll CRestview 6161
Graham, Garrett OXford 7061
Graneman, Eddie GLadstone 7141
Granet, Bert CRestview 6193
Grant, Garrett Hillside 2125
(irant, James Edward OXford 1 1 7b
Grant, Morton HOllywood 2722
Grapewin, Charley Hillside 2125
Graves, Ralph Hillside 1101
Gray, James Hillside 7353
(Irayson. Charles OXlonl 4U)1
Green, Bert GLadstone 3797
Green, George OXford 6141
Green, Howard J OXford 1116
Green, Johnny OXford 1116
Green, Paul Hillside 7353
Greene, Eve OXford 1176
Greene. Ward OXford 4161
Greenlau, Harvey R CRestview 14141
Greenwood, Walter Hillside 7353
("rreig, Mavsie OXford .n96
Grenier. Hilda Hillside 1101
Grew, William A WOodbury 63121
Grey, Cliflford GLadstone 3161
Grey, Jack OXford 3196
Clrey, John OXford 4157
Grey, John GLadstone 6134
Griffith, Wm. M. (Billy) Hillside 1101
Griffin, Eleanor OXford 3131
Griffin, Frank CRestview 6161
Griffis, Enid OXford 1116
Grinstead, Durwood CRestview 5191
Cropper, Milton HOllywood 2231
Gross, Lawrence Hillside 5162
Gross, Milt CRestwood 6151
Gross, Stephen OXford 1176
Gruen, James OXford 1116
G'uihan, Frances CRestview 4161
Gysry, N'icholas GLadstone 6134
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Hackett, Albert Hillside
Hackett,Walter OXford
Hagan, James HOllywood 2722-HIllside
Haggart, John D Hillside
Hahn, Emily CRestview
Haines, William Winser OXford
Haislip. Harvey S OXford
Hall, Gladys HOllywood
Hall, Norman S H Empstead
Hallett, Richard M..FEderal 9912-GLadstone
Halsey, Forrest GLadstone
Halasz, George CRestview
Halper, Albert FEderal
Hamilton, Cosmo CRestview
Hamilton, Harry C"Restview
Hamilton. Thomas F GLadstone
Hammerstein. Oscar Hillside
Hanline, Jimmy CRestview
Hanline, Maurice HOllywood
Hanlon, Bert OXford
3188 3121 7353 1101 4151 1176 7061 3517 2177 3161 6134 4151 9912 6161 4151 3161 3188 0121 2722 1152
Hanemann, H. W OXford 6121
Harari, Robert OXford 3196
Harbaugh, Carl GRanite 4347
Harburg, E. Y CRestview 4151
Hardie, Robert Hillside 7353
Harding, Bertita ROchester 2472
Harlow, Alvin CRrestview 0121
Harris, Elmer OXford 4161
Harris, Ray OXford 6121
Harris, Robin CRestview 6193
Harrison, Samuel B OXford 1116
Harry, Hoyt Hillside 1101
Harry, William E CRestview 11135
Hart, Frances Noyes OXford 1176
Hart, Lorenz OXford 3131
Hart, Moss OXford 4161
Hartfield, Jack HEmpstead 2177
Hartman, Don CRestview 4181
HARTMANN, EDMUND L CRestview 6193
Harvey, Jack Hillside 1101
Hatton, Fannie CRestview 14141
Hatton, Frederick CRestview 14141
Hayward, Lillie OXford 1116
Hazard, Lawrence GLadstone 3117
Heilbrun, Adelaide OXford 3196
Held, John, Jr Hillside 5162
Hellman, George S OXford 3196
Hellman, Sam WOodbury 63121
Helmers, Peter O Hillside 2125
Hennecke, Clarence Hillside 1101
Hepburn, Ethel HOllywood 5301
Herbert, F. Hugh OXford 7103
Herbst, Josephine HOllywood 5301
Hershey, Burnett CRestview 4161
Hertz, David Hillside 7353
Hervey, Harry OXford 6121
Herzig, Sig CRestview 6600
HERZEG, GEZA OXford 1008
Heyward, Dubose HOllywood 2722
Heymann, Werner OXford 6121
Hicks, James Mortimer TUcker 3838
Hiesch, Glen Hillside 7353
Higgin, Howard OXford 6141
Hill, John, Jr WOodbury 63121
Hines, Johnny HOllywood 2722
Hoadley, Hal and Ray OXford 6169
Hoare, Douglas OXford 3121
Hobbie, John J GRanite 0711
Hobhouse, Adam HOllywood 5301
Hoerl, Arthur WOodbury 63121
Hoflfe, Monckton OXford 1008
Hofifenstein, Samuel CRestview 4151
Hoffman, Joseph CRestview 6193
Hoffman, Sam OXford 3196
Hoffman, John Hillside 1101
Holding, Sanxay OXford 1176
Holland, George GLadstone 3161
Holmes, Brown OXford 1008
Hooker, Brian OXford 1116
Hoon, Roy Hillside 5162
Hope, Edward OXford 1176
Hope, Robert CRestview 9320
Horgan, Paul Hillside 7353
HORMAN, ARTHUR OXford 1176
Houser, Lionel GLadstone 6134
Houser. Mervin GLadstone 6134
Houston, Margaret Bell CRestview 59S9
Houston, Norman Hillside 1101
Hoyt. Harry O Hillside 1101
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Hughes, Langston HOlly^vood 5301
Hughes, Lewellyn Hillside 5162
Hughes, Louella ... CRestview 6600
Hughes, Richard OXford 1116
Hughes, Rupert OXford 3131
Hume, Cyril OXford 1176
Hunt, Frazier Hillside 5162
Hunt, Robert HOllywood 5301
Hupf ield, Herman GLadstone 6134
Hurlbut, Gladys HOllywood 2722
Hurlbut, William HOllywood 2722
Hurn, Phillip Hillside 5163
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WRITERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Hurst, annie Hillside 7353
Hurst, Vida CRestview 9320
Hyland, Frances OXford 6121
Hymer, John B GLadstone 6134
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Ingram, William CRestview 9320
Ingster, Boris OXford 4101
Irving, Kay CRestview 14141
Irwin, Wallace OXford 1176
Irwin, Inez Haynes OXford 1176
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Jaccard, Jacques HEmpstead 2177
Jackson, Felix OXford 3196
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Jackson, Maricn Hillside 1101
Jacobs, W. W OXford 1081
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James, Rian CRestview 4151
James, Roy GLadstone 3161
James, Will CRestview 4181
Janis, Elsie Hillside 2125
Jarrett, Dan OXford 4157
Jason, Leigh GLadstone 6134
Jason, Will OXford 1176
Jay, Griffin HEmpstead 2177
Jeane, Jack Hollywood 1945
Jerome, Helen Hillside 7353
Jerome, M. K Hillside 3188
Jerome, Richard OXford 7107
Joachimson, Felix OXford 3196
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Johnson, Arthur CRestview 4151
Johnson, Earl Hillside 1101
Johnson, Henry WOodbury 63121
Johnson, Nunnally WOodbury 63121
Johnson, Robert Lee GLadstone 6134
Johnston, Agnes Christine OXford 0322
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Jones, Arthur Vernon HOllvwood 1945
Jones, Paul FEderal 9912
Josephson, Mathew HOllywood 2722
Josephson, Julien OXford 6121
Josselyn, Talbert FEderal 9912
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Kahal, Irving OXford 3101
Kahler, Hugh OXford 1081
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Kantor, Mackinlay OXford 1176
Karinthy, Frederick OXford 1116
Kaufman, Edward CRestview 4151
Kaufman, Wolfe OXford 4161
Kavanaugh, Katherine CRestview GUI
Kay, Arthur . MAdison 2548
Keating, Micheline CRestview 4151
Keeler, Harry Stephen
Keim, Chauncey V CRestview 9320
Keller, Harry A WOodbury 63121
Kelley, Albert J GLadstone 3797
Kellogg. Virginia OXford 1176
Kelly, Eleanor Mercein Hillside 7353
Kelly, Mark HOllvwood 2722
Kendrick, Baynard OXford 1116
Kent, Charlotte CRestview 619.'
Kenyon. Charles Hillside 3188
Kenyon. Curtis OXford 6141
Kent, Walter OXford 7101
Kern, Mrs. Corinne HOllywood 1405
Kern, Corrine Johnson CRestview 0121
Kernell, William CRestview 0121
Kessebring, Joseph CRestview 14141
Kessel, Joseph CRestview 4151
Kiley, Jed Hillside 5162
Kilpatrick, Tom OXford 1116
KIMBLE, LAWRENCE Hillside 3188
King, Bradley OXford 6121
King, Rufus Oxford 1116
Kingsley, Sidney OXford 4161
Kingman, Tracy HOllywood 3517
Kirk, R. G Rochester 2472
Kirkland, Jack CRestview 4151
Klein, Marjorie OXford 7061
Klein, Norman CRestview 14141
Kline, Otis A HEmpstead 250l
Knoblock, K. T CRestview 4151
Knopf, Edwin H CRestview 4151
Knorodi, Igor CRestview 6186
Kober, Arthur HOllywood 2722
Koehler, Ted OXford 6121
Kofoed, Jack OXford 3196
Kohler, Hugh MacNair CRestview 14141
Kohn. Ben Grauman OXford 3196
ICohner. Frederick OXford 6121
Komroff, Manuel CRestview 12141
Korinthy, Frederick OXford 1116
Krafft, lohn W GLadstone 7141
Kraft, H. S OXford 4161
Kraft, John CRestview 4161
Kraly, Hans OXford 3196
Krasna. Xorman OXford 4161
Krims, Milton OXford 7061
Kroll, Harry H Hillside 5162
Krumgold. Joseph Hillside 3188
Kuhns, Margaret S CRestview 0194
Kummer, Miss Claire WOodbury 63121
Kusell. Daniel CRestview 6193
Kusell. Harold CRestview 6193
Kutner, Mannette Hillside 3188
Kyne, Peter B Hillside 5162
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Lackaye, Wilton WOodbury 63121
Lacossitt, Henry OXford 1176
La Farge, Oliver OXford 1 176
LAIDLAW, BETTY CRestview 11123
Lait. Jack HOllywood 3101
Lake. Stuait N OXford 3103
Lamathe. Julian GLadstone 6134
Lamb, Harold Hillside 7353
Lambert, Glen CRestview 14141
Laniont & Nair OXford 6169
Lane, Burton CRestview 6186
Lane, Rose Wilder OXford 1176
Lang, Louise CRestview 6600
Langley, Noel OXford 1116
Lardner, Ring, Jr HOllywood 2722
Larkin, John Francis OXford 1116
Lasky, Jesse, Jr HOllywood 2722
Lauren, S. K OXford 7061
Lauferty, Lilian Hillside 5162
Lavery, Emmet Hillside 7353
Lavine, Emanuel WOodbury 63121
Lawrence, Hazard GLadstone 3117
Lawson, John Howard Hillside 3188
Lazarus, Milton HOllywood 2722
Lea, Fanny Heaslip OXford 1176
Leaver, Phillip FEderal 9912
Lebedefif, Ivan CRestview 4161
Lederer. Charles OXford 4161
Lee, Leonard OXford 1176
LEE, ROBERT N Hillside 7353
Lecnhouse, Grant OXford 1116
Lees, Robert HOllywood 3677
Lehman, Gladys CRestview 5171
Leigh, Rowland OXford 6286
LeMay, Allen OXford 3101
416
WRITERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Lengyel, Melcliior OXfoid 1116
Lennoii, Thomas OXfoid 1176
LEVIEN, SONYA CRestview 5171
Levin, Meyer OXfoid 4161
Levine, Isaac Don Hillside 1101
LeVino, Albeit Shelby Hillside 1101
Levy, Melvin OXfoid 1176
Levy, Newman OXford 1116
Levy, Parke IIEmpstead 2177
Lewis, Gene Hillside 1101
Lewis, Dana Hillside 1101
Lewis, Herbert Hillside 5162
Lewis, Jerry D UOchester 2472
Lewis, Russell GLadstone 6Ki4
Liebling, Leonard OXford 3101
Lief, Max CKestview 6186
Lilly, Edward Clark WOodbury 63121
Lincoln, Victoria OXford 1176
Lincoln, Joseph C Hillside 1101
Ling, Princess CRestview 5191
LIPMAN, WILLIAM R WOodbury 63121
Lipton, Lew OXford 1176
Lipscomb, W. P CRestview 5171
Liszt, Max CRestview 12303
Litton, Richard CRestview 11191
LIVELY, BOB CRestview 11123
Lloyd, Gerrit J CRestview 6161
Lloyd, Ted G Ladstone 3161
Locke, Charles OXford 3196
Lodi, Theodore CRestview 11135
Loeb, Lee Hillside 2125
Logan, Gwendolyn CRestview 12141
Logan, Helen OXford 6121
Logue, Charles A OXford 4157
Logue, Dorrell CRestview 0155
Long, Lois OXford 1 176
Long, Louise CRestview 6600
Loos, Anita CRestview 4151
Lovette, Frank H CRestview 4161
Lowe, Sherman L CRestview 11191
Lowe, Edward T OXford 4157
Lovett, Josephine Hillside 7353
Lumpkin, Grace HOllywond 5301
Lvnn, Edward OXford 6264
Lynn, Miss Hilary OXford 3196
McNeill (Sapper), II. C OXford 3121
McNutt, Patterson OXford 1116
McNutt, William Slavens CUestview 4151
McPherson, Jeanne OXford 6169
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MacDonald, Philip OXford 3131
MacFadden, Hamilton OXford 1008
MacGowan, Jack CRestview 418 i
MacGregor, Edgar CRestview 0121
MacGreagh, Gordon HOllywood 1405
Maclsaac, Fred CRestview 5191
MacKaye, Milton HOllywood 3517
MacLaughlin, Dr Hillside 1101
MacLean, Douglas OXford 3101
McCall. Marv Ir OXford 6121
McCarthy, James R OXford 7061
McCarthy, Mary Hillside 7353
McCoy, Harry Hillside 1101
McCoy, Horace Hillside 7461
McCleary, Dorothy HOllywood 530!
McCulley, Johnston HEmpstead 2177
McEvoy, J. P OXford 1176
McFee, William FEderal 9912
McGowan, Dorrell CRestview 0155
McGowan, Stuart CRestview 0155
McGrath, William HEmpstead 2177
McGrath, William J HOllywood 3677
McGuire. William A CRestview 4151
McHugh, Jim OXford 1152
;McHugh, Vincent OXford 4161
McKellwav, St. Clair OXford 4161
McKnight, Thomas WOodbury 63121
McKnight. Thomas H OXford 3196
McLaughlin, Robert Hillside 5162
McLaughlin, Dr. Thomas F Hillside 1101
McMorrow, Thomas FEderal 9912
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Macaulay, Richard OXford 1 176
Machamer, Jeft'erson FEderal 9912
Macisaac, Fred CRestview 5191
Magidson, Herb HOllywood 2722
Mahin, John Lee OXford 3121
Malamuth, Charles CRestview 6111
Mahoney, Alma HOllywood 1405
Mahoney, Thos. E CRestview 5989
Mahoney, Tom GLadstone 3797
Maibaum, Richard CRestview 14141
Main waring, Daniel OXford 1176
Malamed, S. M OXford 6286
Malloy, Doris OXford 1U08
Maltz, Albert OXford 3196
Mander, Miles OXford 3131
Mangan, Francis OXford 3101
Manning, Bruce CRestview 4151
March, Joseph Moncure OXford 4157
Marcin, Max CRestview 5191
Marion, George, Jr OXford 7061
Markey, Morris OXford 4161
Marlow, Brian Hillside 3188
Marshall, Edison Hillside 5162
Martin, Al Hillside 1121
Martin, Charles (Chuck) HEmpstead 2561
Martin, Don OXford 3196
Martin, Francis J WOodbury 63121
Martin, Francis J HOllywood 3517
Martin, Wyndham CRestview 6161
Marion, Frances Hillside 7353
Markey, Morris OXford 4161
Marks, Clarence CRestview 6161
Markson, Ben Hillside 2125
Maxwell, Edwin OXford 6121
Maxwell, Ted Hillside 3188
Mayer, Edwin Justus CRestview 5171
Mayo, Morrow OXford 3196
Mearson, Lyon CRestviewr 12141
Medburv. Tohn P GLadstone 3161
Meehan, Elizabeth OXford 1 176
Meehan, John Hillside 7353
Meehan, John, Jr CRestview 6161
Meinarde, Helen OXford 4161
Melcher, Edward OXford 6121
Meloney, William Brown Hillside 7353
Menard, Wilman B FEderal 9912
Mence, George OXford 1081
Menser, Johnny HOllywood 3517
Mercein, Eleanor GLadstone 6134
Meredyth, Bess OXford 6121
Merlin, Frank HOllywood 3517
Merrick, Leonard CRestview 4161
:\Ierritt, Mai CRestview 5989
Merwin, Samuel OXford 1116
Messenheimer, Sam Hillside 1101
Millen, James Knox CRestview 14141
Miller, Alice D. G CRestview 12141
Miller, Blane OXford 7071
Miller, Gilmore Hillside 2125
Miller, Patsy Ruth OXford 6121
Miller, Jean Dupont OXford 7071
Miller, Max OXford 4153
Miller, Seton I OXford 3101
Millhauser, Bertram OXford 1116
Millholland, C. B Hillside 5162
Mills, Hugh OXford 1116
Milne, Peter OXford 3196
Milward, Jo OXford 3196
Minney, R. J OXford 1116
Mintz, Sam OXford 7061
Mischel, Joseph CRestview 5191
Mitchell, Norma Hillside 7353
417
WRITERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Mitchell, Ruth Comfort FEderal 9912
Moats, Alice Leone GLadstone 6134
Moffat, Jeff Oxford 1176
Moffitt, John C oxford 1176
Molarsky, Osmond OXford 1081
Monroe, Thomas Hillside 7353
Montanye, C. S FEderal 9912
Montross, Lois OXford 1 176
Mooney, Martin CRestview 4161
Moore, Daniell CRestview 6161
Moore, Vin OXford 8019
Moran, Eddie OXford 1176
Mordaunt, Elinor HOllywood 2722
Morell, Parker OXford 1176
Morgan, Byron Hillside 1101
Morgan, George GLadstone 7141
Morgan, J. Ainsworth OXford 1116
Morley, Christopher HOllywood 1405
Morris, Gouverneur CRestview 4161
Morris, Kay OXford 3196
Morrow, Harold WOodbury 63121
Morrow, William OXford 4157
Morse, N. Brewster CRestview 0121
Mulhauser, James OXford 3196
Mumford, Ethel Watts FEderal 9912
Mundy, Talbot HOllywood 1405
Munroe, David Hoadley HOllywood 5301
Murfin, Jane Hillside 7353
Murphy, Dudley CRestview 6186
Murphy, Owen CRestview 6193
Murray, Jack OXford 1116
Musselman, M. M OXford 3196
Myers, Henry OXford 1116
Myers, Zion CRestview 4151
Mygatt, Gerald OXford 1176
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Nash, Alden OXford 7071
Nash, Ogden OXford 3131
Neal, Lex OXford 4153
Natteford, Jack HEmpstead 2177
Neville, Grace OXford 7071
Neville, John T Hillside 1101
Neville, Robert Hillside 1101
Neilan, Marshall OXford 1116
Nemerson, Lew CRestview 4161 1
Neumann, Robert OXford 3196
Newman, Robert OXford 1116
Newmeyer, Fred CRestview 4161
Newson, J. D HOllywood 1405
Niblo, Fred, Jr CRestview 4161
Nicholson, Kenyon HOllywood 2722
Niven, Hardwick HOllywood 2722
Noice, Harold Hillside 1101
North, Edmund CRestview 4151
Noti, Charles HOllvwood 2722
Nugent, Elliott OXford 3131
Nugent, J. C GLadstone 6134
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Oakland, Ben CRestview 14141
O'Brien, Edward Hillside 1101
O'Connor, Edwin H GRanite 2188
O'Conner, Frank CRestview 0121
O'Donnell, Jack OXford 4153
Offner, Mortimer OXford 6121
O'Flaherty, Liam OXford 4161
Ogden, George W HEmpstead 2561
O'Malley, Brian Piert OXford 1081
O'Malley, Desmond OXford 1176
O'Hara, John HOllywood 3517
O'Neill, George Hillside 7353
Oppenheimer, George OXford 3131
Origo, Cesare Manfredo HOllywood 1405
Orkow, Harrison CRestview 14141
Ormsby, Cromwell Hillside 7353
ORNITZ, SAMUEL CRestview 6151
Orr, CHfford OXford 1 176
Orr, Gertrude HOllywood 2722
Orth, Marion CRestview 0121
Orton, J. O Hillside 7461
Osborne, Clay OXford 1081
Ostenso, Martha WOodbury 63121
Osterman, Martha OXford 1131
Otvos, Dorian Hillside 7353
Owens, Russell WOodbury 63121
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Pagano, Ernest WOodbury 63121
Page, Elizabeth HOllywood 1405
Palmer, Stuart OXford 7061
Paramore, E. E OXford 3121
Paramore, Edward (Ted) CRestview 0155
Pardo, Edmund OXford 1081
Park, Frances HOllywood 5301
Park, Samuel J HEmpstead 2177
Parker, Austin OXford 6121
Parker, Dorothy OXford 4161
Parker, Jefferson CRestview 4161
Parker, Maude OXford 1 1 76
Parker, Norton S OXford 4153
Parker. William Jefferson CRestview 4161
Parrott, James Hillside 1101
Parrott, Ursula OXford 3196
Parsonnet, Marion Hillside 3188
Partridge, Pauline OXford 7071
Partos, Frank CRestview 4151
Parsons, Edwin C CRestview 9320
Pascal, Ernest CRestview 4151
Passer, Rolf OXford 6141
Patrick, John OXford 4161
Paul, Louis OXford 1176
Pearce, Graham CRestview 9320
Pearson, Edmund OXford 1176
Pearson, Humphrey OXford 6121
Pearson, Jack CRestview 9170
Peattie, Donald Culross OXford 1176
Peckham, Ted OXford 1116
Peddell, Maud Kay Clements CRestview 6193
Pederson, Fred W CRestview 6193
Pek, D'esider R CRestview 14141
Pemberton, Murdock OXford 3196
Pembroke, Scott OXford 7107
Perkins, Albert P OXford 3196
Perkins, Grace CRestview 5171
Perelman, Sidney J Hillside 3 188
Perelman, Laura Hillside 3188
Perez, Paul CRestview 4161
Perlman, William J HOllywood 1405
Perrin, Nat CRestview 4151
Perrin, Sam OXford 1116
Perry, Jean HOllywood 1405
Pezet, A. W CRestview 6600
Perrin and Phillips OXford 1116
Phillip, H. J WOodbury 63121
Phillips, Arthur OXford 1116
Piedra, Ernesto CRestview 6600
Pierce, Noel WOodbury 63121
Pike, Sam OXford 7061
Pinchon, Edgcumb CRestview 14141
Pirosh, Robert OXford 6121
Plannette, Jean Hillside 1101
Plympton, George H GLadstone 7141
Pohle, Lawrence HOllywood 2722
Poland, Joseph Franklin Hillside 7353
Pollock, Channing ROcliester 2472
Poppe, Harry HOllywood 2722
Posher, George HEmpstead 2177
Powell, Charles Arthur CRestview 6161
Powell, Dawn OXford 6121
Praskins, Leonard .... OXford 6121
Pratt, Gilbert OXford 6121
Prebble, Eddie WOodbury 63121
418
WRITERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Presnell, Robert GLadstone 3117
Preston, Jack ORegon 1167
Priestley, J. B CRestview 6151
Price, Alonzo CRestview 0121
Price, Ann Hillside 1101
Prindle, James FEderal 9912
Purcell, Gertrude CRestview 41S1
Putnam, ISi'ina Wilcox OXford 3196
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Quarberg, Lincoln .' Hillside 2125
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Radaelli, Guido L HOllywood 1405
Raggs, William J Hillside 5162
Raine, Norman Reilly OXford 1176
Raison, Milton CRestview 6186
Ramsey, Walter Hillside 1121
Rand, Ayn OXford 4606
Randol, George HOllywood 3677
Rankin, William OXford 3131
Rapp, Phil Hollywood 3517
Rathermell, Fred HOllywood 5301
Rathmell, John CRestview 4161
Rauh, Stanley HOllywood 2231
Rawlinson, A. R OXford 3121
Raynor, Hal Hillside 1101
Redman, Ben Ray OXford 7061
Reed, Tom CRestview 4151
Reid. Mrs. Wallace OXford 4153
Reinhardt. Tuhn GLadstone 7141
REEVES, THEODORE OXford 3101
Renaud, Charles Hartman GLadstone 3161
Revel, Harry OXford 1008
Reyher, Ferdinand OXford 6121
Reynolds, Quentin OXford 1116
Rice, Andy OXford 6169
Rice, Andy, Sr Hillside 1101
Rich. Tohn OXford 4153
Riesenberg, Felix Hillside 1101
Rigby. Gordon Hillside 7353
Rigdon, Gertrude CRestview 9320
Riggs, Lynn Hillside 7353
Rigs, Lynn GLasdtone 6134
RILEY, LAWRENCE HOllywood 2722
Rinalds, Fred HOllywood 3677
Ripley, Arthur CRestview 6111
Ripley, Clements OXford 3121
RIVKIN, ALLEN OXford 1008
Roberts, W. Adolf HOllywood 3517
ROBERTS, MARGUERITE Hillside 2125
Roberts, C. Ed Hillside 1101
Roberts, Edward Hillside 5162
Robertson, Willard HOllywood 2231
Robin, Daniel N ORegon 1167
Robinson, Bertrand WOodbury 63121
Robinson, Casey CRestview 5171
Robinson, Charles HOllywood 27 21
Robinson, Clark GLadstone 3161
Robinson, Capt. Earl H OXford 1176
Robinson, Henry Morton HOllywood 5301
Robinson, Jack OXford 7071
Robinson, Lennox OXford 7107
Robinson, INIichael HOllywood 2722
Robinson, Seymour CRestview 14141
Rockwell. Dr. George GLadstone 3161
Rodell, John Hillside 7461
Rodgers, Richard OXford 3131
Rodney, Col. George B HEmpstead 2561
Roe, Vingie HEmpstead 2561
Rogers, Cameron GLadstone 6134
Rogers, George R Hillside 5162
Rogers, Howard Emmett CRestview 4151
Rogers, Sherman HOllywood 2231
Rohman, Richard HOllywood 1405
Romantine, Joseph CRestview 11191
Romer, Frances CRestview 12141
Romero, Ramon CRestview 11191
Root, Wells Oxford 1116
Root, Lin S HOllywood 1448
Root, Lynn Hillside 3181
Ropes. Bradford Hillside 3188
Rosener, George HOllywood 2722
Rosendare, Henry A WOodbury 63121
Rosencrans, Leo HOllywood 5301
Ross, George Hllside 7461
Ross. Leonard P OXford 4161
Rourke, Thomas OXford 1176
Rouverol, Aurania CRestview 14141
Rowe, Anne HOllywood 5301
Royce, Risa Hillside 1101
Ruben, Daniel N OXford 7061
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Ruby, Harry GLadstone 3117
Ruby, Herman CRestview 4161
Runbeck, Margaret Lee HOllywood 5301
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Ruric, Peter OXford 1116
Ruskin, Harry HOllywood 2722
Russell, Benle OXford 3196
Russell, John Hillside 1101
Ruthven, Madeline OXford 1116
Rvan, Don OXford 1116
Ryan, Granville C OXford 7107
Ryerson, Florence OXford 1008
Ryskind, Morrie OXford 4161
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St. Clair, Robert Ray CRestview 6193
St. John, Adele Rogers OXford 1116
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St. Joseph, Ellis HOllywood 1405
Sabato, Alfredo HOllywood 1405
Sackheim, Jerome CRestview 4151
Sale, Richard B OXford 4161
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Samuels, Charles HOllywood 5301
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Sarran, Walton CRestview 6600
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Saunders, Lawrence GLadstone 3161
Savage, Courtney CRestview 4161
Sayre, Joel OXford 1116
Scarberry, Alma Sioux CRestview 9320
Schary, Dore OXford 1131
Schaver, Richard Oxford 4161
Schiller. Alfred CRestview 11191
Schlick. Frederick HOllywood 2722
Schneider, Isidor HOllywood 5301
Schofield, Paul CRestview 4181
Schrock, Raymond Hillside 1101
Schroeder, Doris OXford 6141
Schubert, Bernard OXford 1116
Schulz, Franz OXford 1116
Schumann-Heink, Ferdinand CRestview 12141
Schumann, Mary HOllywood 5301
Scola, Katherine HOllywood 272.1
-Scnf^eld, Thomas HOllywood 140S
SCOTT, EWING OXford 4157
Seaton, George OXford 6121
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Segall, Harry OXford 6121
Seller, Conrad CRestview 12141
Seitz, George B OXford 1008
Selwyn, Edgar CRestview 4151
Seward, Edmond CRestview 5191
Seymour, James OXford 6121
419
WRITERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Shaffer, Rosalind CRestvit-w 0121
Shane, Maxwell OXford 1116
Shannon, Robert J CRestview 6186
Shapiro, Norman OXford 707 1
Sharpston, Charles M CRestview 9320
Shaw, Irwin HOllywood 2722
Sheehan, Perley Poore GLadstone 3797
Sheekman, Arthur HOllywood 2722
Sheridan, Michael OXford 4161
Sherman, Richard OXford 1 176
Sherriff, R. C CRestview 5171
Sherwood, Robert OXford 3121
Shipman, Barry OXford 7071
Shipman, Samuel CRestview 14141
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Silvers, Sid CRestview 6151
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Skene, Don HOllywood 5301
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Smith, Jane Hinton Hillside 7353
Smith, Mildred OXford 3101
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Smith, Vernon B OXford 3196
Smith, Wallace OXford 6121
Snell. Earle Hillside 7353
Snyder, Howard CRestwood 6108
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Sobel, Jack HEmpstead 2177
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Solow, Eugene CRestview 4151
Solkow, Sidney OXford 1 1 76
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Spence, Ralph HOllywood 2722
Spencer, Sheila HOllywood 5301
Spewack, Sam & Bella OXford 4161
Spiegelgass, Leonard OXford 1008
Stamper, Dave CRestview 14141
Stange, Hugh S CRestview 14141
Stanley, Martha GLadstone 3797
Starling, Lynn CRestview 4151
Steele, Wilbur Daniel Hillside 7353
Stein, Gertrude HOllywood 1648
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Stcphani. Frederick OXford 3196
Stern, G. B Hillside 7353
Stern, G. B OXford 1116
Stevens, Louis OXford 1116
Stevenson, George Louis OXford 7144
Stewart, Donald Ogden CRestview 5171
St. Johns, Adela Rogers OXford 1116
Stiles, Pauline CRestview 9320
Stoloff, Benjamin CRestview 9320
Stone, Grace Baring HOllywood 5301
Storm, Jane OXford 1116
Storm, Joan CRestview 14141
Storm, John OXford 6264
Strawn, Arthur OXford 6121
Street, Julian OXford '116
Stribling, J. S WOodbury 63121
Strong, Austin GLadstone 3161
Strong, John Mikale CRestview 6161
Sucher, Henry CRestview 0121
Sullivan, C. Gardner OXford 7107
Sullivan, Ed CRestview 14141
Sullivan, Edward Dean HOllywood 2722
Sullivan. Frank OXford 4161
Sullivan, Wallace CRestview 5191
Surdex, Georges HOllywood 5301
Sutherland, Sidney GLadstone 6134
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Swanstrom, Arthur CRestview 0121
Sweets, William M OXford 3196
Symonds, Henry R CRestview 12141
Szekely, Hanns CRestview 6186
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Tallman, Robert OXford 3196
Tarkington, Booth OXford 6169
Tasker, Robert Joyce OXfonl 4161
Tavlor. Deems OXford 4161
Taylor, Dwight H Illside 7353
Taylor, Marguerite GLadstone 6134
Taylor, Matt FEderal 9912
Taylor, Ray Hillside 1 101
Taylor, Rex CRestview 12141
Taylor, Sam CRestview 6186
Teilhet, Darwin OXford 7061
Terrett, Courtney OXford 3121
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Thackrey, Gene (Eugene P.) CRestview 6600
Thalberg, Sylvia CRestview 12141
Thayer, Tiffany OXford 3131
Thew, Harvey Hillside 7461-OXford 6121
Thiery, Jacques CRestview 4151
Thomas, A. E OXford 1116
Thomas, Faith CRestview 6193
Thomas. John H HOllywood 2722
Thompson, Keene OXford 1008
Thompson. Robert HEmpstead 2177
Thurber, James OXford 6121
Timberg, Herman CRestview 4161
Tiomkin, Dimitri CRestview 4151
Tolstoy. Audrey OXford 4157
Totheroh, Dan CRestview 4151
Totman, Wellyn Hillside 1101
Toohey, John Peter OXford 1116
Towne, Gene OXford IOCS
Townley. Jack OXford 1176
Treadwell, Sophie OXford 1116
Treatt, C. Court CRestview 11191
Treynor, Albert OXford 1176
Trivers, Barry OXford 4161
Tri vers, Paul CRestview 5171
Troy, Elizabeth HOllywood 5301
Trumbo, Dalton HOllvwood 2722
Tryon, Glenn OXford 1176
Tuchock, Wanda. .CRestview 5171 or OXford 6121
Tugend. Harry OXford 1 176
Tully, Jim HOllywood 1173
Tupper, Tristam CRestview 0155
Turner. Ethel HOllvwood 5301
Turney , Robert OXford 1116
Tuttle, Hurl CRestview 9320
Tuttle. W. C CRestview 5989
Twist. John HOllvwood 2722
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Ullman, Elwood OXford 7071
ITlman, William A.. Tr HOllvwood 2722
Linger, Gladys OXford 6121
Unsell, Eve HOllywood 1405
LTpson, William Hazlelt CRestview 5191
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Vajda, Ernest OXford 3121
Van Dyke, Tom CRestview 6193
Van Dycke, Tom Hillside 1101
Van der Zee, R GLadstone 6134
Van Doren, Carl CRestview 4161
420
WRITERS AND THEIR AGENTS' TELEPHONES
Van Druten, John CRestview
\'an Everv, Dale OXford
Van Loan, H. H OXford
Van Riper, Kay Hillside
Van Il^pp, \'irginia Hillside
Veiller, Anthony OXford
Veiller, Bayard OXford
Vecsei, D. J CRestview
Vernon, Harry M Hillside
Viertel, Salka (Mrs.) •. CRestview
VisarofT, Michael S CRestview
Vollmer, Lulu Hillside
Vollmoeller, Karl HOllywood
Von Koczian, Else CRestview
Von Rhau, Henry Hillside
Von Sternberg, Josef CRestview
Von Stroheim, Erich, Sr Hillside
\'on Tempsky, Armine OXford
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Waggner, George OXford 3101
Wagner, John (Jack) Hillside 1101
Wald, Evans HOllywood 5301
Wald, Jerrv OXford 4161
Waldo, Salt HOllywood 2231
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Wales, Henry CRestview 5191
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PRODUCTION PERSONNEL
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California
ADVANCE PICTURES CORP.
International Studio
4376 Sunset Drive, Hollywood
GLadstone 3774
Producer Mitchell Leichter
Associate Producer Steven Wilkinson
General Manager J. W. Ryan
Publicity Director Ann Ross
AMBASSADOR PICTURES CORP.
Conn Studios
6040 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
Hillside 7431
President Maurice Conn
Executive Secretary Mildred Ray
General Manager Richard J. Pearl
Secretary-Treasurer Naomi Conn
Vice-President Didheart Conn
Production Manager Raoul Pagel
Production Supervisor Martin G. Cohn
Publicity Director T. H. Richmond
Chief Electrician Herbert Meeks
Chief Sound Engineer Glenn Glenn
Laboratory Head Jack Snyder
Camera Dept. Head Jack Greenhaigh
Still Dept. Head Jack Thompson
Miniature Dept. Head Kenneth Peach
Research Dept. Head Harold Kusnick
Costume Dept. Head Naomi Conn
Makeup Dept. Head Steve Corso
Property Master Gene Stone
Art Director E. H. Reif
Casting Director Raoul Pagel
Location Director Henry Spitz
Story Editor Joseph O'Donnell
Dialogue Editor Stanley Roberts
Film Editor Richard G. Wray
Music Dept. Head Connie Lee
Purchasing Agent-Paymaster Edward Ross
Transportation Manager Alan Segal
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AMERICAN PICTURES CORP.
International Studio
4376 Sunset Drive, Hollywood
OLympia 2978
President Robert J. Horner
Secretary William C. O'Hara
Film Editor William Austin
ANIMATED PICTURES CORP.. LTD.
9713 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills
Oxford 9063
President U. B. Iwerks
V-P and Treasurer L. F. Markaert
General Manager U. B. Iwerks
Production Manager U. B. Iwerk^
C. C. BURR PRODUCTIONS
International Studio
4376 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
OLympia 2978
President C. C. Burr
Secretary-Managing Director Raymond K. Johnson
Treasurer Harold C. Strotz
Vice-President Robert Sherwood
Production Manager George Jeske
Production Supervisors C. C. Burr,
Raymond K. Johnson, George Jeske, Robert Sher- wood
Chief Electrician Wally Bosworth
Chief Sound Engineer Tom Lambert
Laboratory Head W. Blumel
Camera Dept. Head Gus Peterson
Still Dept. Head Walter Thompson
Miniature Dept. Head William Brown
Research Dept. Head R. Amy
Costume Dept. Head Vince Taylor
Makeup Dept. Head C. Amy
Stage Manager George Jeske
Property Master H. Beaumont
Art Director V. Taylor
Casting Director Harry Harvey
Location Director R. Mason
Story Editor Phillip Dunham
Dialogue Editor C. C. Burr
Film Editor Charles Henckle
Music Dept. Head Robert Sherwood
Dance Dept. Head R. Mason
Purchasing Agent W. G. Smith
Paymaster W. C. Gibson
Transportation Manager W. G. Smith
Head Projectionist D. C. Henkel
Publicity Director Roger Rogers
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CENTURY PICTURES CORP.
1426 N. Beachwood Drive, Hollywood HEmpstead 1191
President M. M. Landres
Production Manager Herman Wohl
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CHARLES CHAPLIN FILM CORP.
Charles Chaplin Studio
1416 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood
HEmpstead 2141
President Charles Chaplin
V-P and General Manager Alfred Reeves
Assistant Studio Manager Jack Wilson
Secretary-Treasurer Lois C. Watt
Auditor O. B. Gooding
Corresponding Secretary Kathleen Prior
Publicity Director Catherine Hunter
Chief Electrician Frank Testera
Camera Dept. Head Rollie Totheroh
Costume Dept. Head Wyn Ritchie
Art Director Charles D. Hall
Story Editor Charles Chaplin
Paymaster Lois C. Watt
COLONY PICTURES, INC.
6044 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood GRanite 0604
Chief Executive Max Alexander
Assistant Arthur Alexander
General Manager Alfred Stern
Production Manager Arthur Alexander
Production Supervisor Alfred Stern
Publicity Director Lou Greenshaw
Camera Dept. Head Marcel Pickard
Art Director Fred Preble
Story Editor Al Martin
Film Editor Charles Henkel
COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP.
1430 N. Gower St., Hollywood Hollywood 3181
President Harry Cohn
Vice-President B. B. Kahane
Studio Manager William S. Holman
Production Manager Gene Anderson
Production Supervisors Sidney Buchman,
Myles Connolly, Oscar Hammerstein, Frances Marion,
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PRODUCTION PERSONNEL
William Perlberg, Nat Perrin, Everett Riskin, Ralph Cohn, Harry L. Decker, Irving Briskin, Wallace MacDonald
Publicity Director William C. Thomas
Chief Electrician Denver Harmon
Chief Sound Engineer John Livadary
Laboratory Head George Seid
Camera Dept. Head Emil Oster
Still Dept. Head A. L. "Whitey" Schafer
Costume Dept. Head Ray Howell
Makeup Dept. Head John Wallace
Property Master G. P. Sully
Art Director Stephen Goosson
Casting Director Robert Mayo
Story Editor D. A. Doran
Film Editor Richard Cahoon
Music Dept. Head Morris Stoloff
Purchasing Agent George B. Smith
Comptroller H. A. McDonell
Transportation Manager Ward Rawlings
Head Projectionist Howard Edgar
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CONDOR PICTURES, INC.
Grand National Studio
7250 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood
GRanite 6131
President George A. Hirliman
Chairman of the Board Amedee Van Beuren
V-P & Executive Producer M. H. Hoffman
Vice-President Frank Snell
Assistant Comptroller John Shanley
Treasurer A. H. Lieberman
Production Manager Charles J. Hunt
Production Supervisors David Howard,
Sam Diege, M. H. Hoffman, Jr., Louis Rantz
Publicity Director Ted Loeft
Laboratory Head Charles Wolf
Camera Dept. Head Mack Stengler
Still Dept. Head Tad Gillum
Research Dept. Head Ray Herman
Property Master Lon Deige
Art Director J. Frank Sylos
Casting Director Lou Merman
Location Director Milton Brown
Story Editor David Levy
Film Editor Bob Crandall
Music Dept. Head Abe Meyer
Dance Dept. Head Arthur Dreifuss
Purchasing Agent Donald K. Lieberman
Transportation Manager Milton Stumph
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CONN PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Conn Studios
6040 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
Hillside 7431
President Maurice Conn
Executive Secretary Mildred Ray
General Manager Richard J. Pearl
Secretary-Treasurer Naomi Conn
Vice-President Didheart Conn
Production Manager Raoul Pagel
Production Supervisor Martin G. Cohn
Publicity Director T. H. Richmond
Chief Electrician Herbert Meeks
Chief Sound Engineer Glenn Glenn
Laboratory Head Jack Snyder
Camera Dept. Head Jack Greenhalgh
Still Dept. Head Jack Thompson
Miniature Dept. Head Kenneth Peach
Research Dept. Head Harold Kusnick
Costume Dept. Head Naomi Conn
Makeup Dept. Head Steve Corso
Property Master Gene Stone
Art Director H. E. Reif
Casting Director Raoul Pagel
Location Director Henry Spitz
Story Editor Joseph O'Donnell
Dialogue Editor Stanley Roberts
Film Editor Richard G. Wray
Music Dept, Head...,,.,,, Connie Lee
Purchasing Agent Edward Ross
Paymaster Edward Ross
Transportation Manager Alan Segal
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CORONET PRODUCTIONS, INC.
7250 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood
GRanite 6131
President Howard Lang
V-P in Charge of Production. .. .Leonard Goldstein Secretary-Treasurer Lou Colder
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CRESCENT PICTURES CORP.
Hollywood Studios
4516 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
OLympia 2131
President E. B. Derr
Secretary Bernard Moriarty
Production Manager Frank Melford
Publicity Director Ted Loeff
Camera Dept. Head Arthur Martinelli
Still Dept. Head R. S. Crandalf
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CRIME CLUB PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Equitable Bldg., Hollywood
Hillside 7474
President Lawrence W. Fox, Jr.
Vice-President Ben Hersh
Producer Irving Starr
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DE LUXE PICTURES, INC.
937 N. Sycamcre St.. Hollywood Hillside 4516
Producer Jed Buell
Associate Producer George H. Callaghan
Production Manager Bert Sternbeck
Director Sam Newfield
Camera Dept. Head Robert Cline
Story Editor Helen Gurley
Film Editor Arthur Brooks
Music Dept. Head Abe Meyer
CECIL B. DE MILLE PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Paramount Studios
5451 Marathon St., Hollywood
OLympia 2981
President Cecil B. de Mille
Assistant Gladys Rosson
Business Manager Russell A. Treacy
Vice-President Constance A. de Mille
Production Assistant to C. B. de Mille .. ..W. H. Pine Story Editor Ella King Adams
WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS, LTD.
2719 Hyperion Ave., Hollywood MOrningside 12131
President Walt Disney
Secretary to President Dolores Voght
General Manager Roy 0. Disney
Production Manager William E. Garity
Comptroller George E. Morris
Story Department Ted Sears
Casting Director Roy Scott
Animation Effects Cy Young
In-between Dept George Drake
Comic Strip Dept Floyd Gottfredson
Inking and Painting Dept Hazel Sewell
Director of School Don Graham
Chief Sound Engineer Sam Slyfield
Color Director Phil Dyke
Film Editor George Lowerre
Music Dept. Head Frank Churchill
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Foreign Versions Roy Scott
Purchasing Agent E. M. Francis
Paymaster A. G. Keener
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DOWLING AND BROWNELL
General Service Studios 6625 Romaine St.. Hollywood GRanite 3111
President Pat Dowling
General Manager H. H. Brownell
DARMOUR. INC.*~
Darmour Studio
5823 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood
GRanite 1166
President Larry Darmcur
General Manager Lillian Stromberg
Production Manager J. A. Duffy
Chief Electrician Walter Lea
Chief Sound Engineer Tom Lambert
Camera Dept. Head James S. Brown, Jr.
Property Master Wesley Morton
Film Editor Dwight Caldwell
Music Dept. Head Lee Zahler
Transportation Manager Jack Michell
Head Projectionist W. J. Lloyd
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FIDELITY COLOR PICTURES
1040 N. McCadden Place, Hollywood Hollywood 5485
Producer Victor Fisher
Assistant Charles Walden
Production Supervisor Fred Windemere
Laboratory Head Norman Wood
Still Dept. Head Thomas Jones
Property Master Frank Miller
Story-Dialogue Editor Rex Elgin
GENERAL FILM COMPANY
Equitable Bldg., Hollywood Hillside 7474
President Lawrence W. Fox, Jr.
Vice-President Ben Hersh
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GENERAL FILM INDUSTRIES, INC.
607 Equitable Bldg., Hollywood Hillside 7474
President Lawrence W. Fox, Jr.
Vice-President Ben Hersh
Producer Irving Starr
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GENERAL PICTURES CORP.
RKO Pathe Studio Culver City SEquoia 2791
President Fenn Kimball
Secretary Christian Mauthe
General Manager Fenn Kimball
Treasurer Ray Young
Production Manager Archie Buchanan
Production Supervisors Bill Deming,
Edward Manson, Alfred T. Mannon
Publicity Director Ann Flam
Laboratory Head Jack Guerin
Art Director Ralph Berger
Film Editor Finn Ulbach
Purchasing Agent Fred Bixby
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GENERAL SERVICE STUDIOS, INC.
1040 N. Las Palmas Ave., Los Angeles GRanite 3111 Vice-President D. C. Hickson
Assistant Treasurer C. W. Thornton
Studio Manager S. E. Hawkins
Chief Electrician C. Bardwell
Chief Sound Engineer J. R. Whitney
Camera Dept. Head William Eberle
Purchasing Agent Oscar Wright
Paymaster J. R. Coles
Transportation Manager Oscar Wright
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RODNEY GILLIAM CO.
7904 Santa Monica Blvd.. Hollywood Hniside 2220
President Rodney Gilliam
Production Manager Burnet Lament
Chief Sound Engineer Cliff Ruberg
Camera Dept. Head James Clancey
Art Director Edward Jewel
Story Editor John Krafft
Film Editor Carl Pierson
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SAMUEL GOLDWYN, INC., LTD.
7210 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood GRanite 5111
President Samuel Goldwyn
Vice-President David Rose
Vice-President James Mulvey
Sec'y and Auditor A. R. Evens
Executive Production Ass't Reeves Espy
Production Manager Sidney Brod
Production Supervisors Merritt Hulburd,
George Haight, Fred Kohlmar
Publicity Director Jock Lawrence
Art Director Richard Day
Exec. Casting and Talent Robert Mclntyre
Story Editor Sam Marx
Eastern Story Editor Beatrice Kaufman
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GRAND NATIONAL FILMS, INC.
Grand National Studios
7250 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood
GRanite 6131
President Edward L. Alperson
Vice-President Philip N. Krasne
General Manager Harold Lewis
Studio Executive A. E. Kaye
Comptroller Sam R. Wallis
Production Manager Harold Lewis
Publicity Director Joseph C. Shea
Chief Electrician Al Cahen
Chief Sound Engineer A. E. Kaye
Camera Dept. Head Eddie Tiffany
Still Dept. Head Tom Evans
Costume Dept. Head Louis Brown
Property Masters Rae Hunt, Ben Berk
Art Director Paul Palmentola
Story Editor S. M. Biddell
Purchasing Agent R. D. Luplow
Paymaster Rex Racoosin
Transportation Manager F. C. Davidson
Head Projectionist Edward R. Ager
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HARMAN-ISING PICTURES, INC.
861 Seward St., Los Angeles Hollywood 1474
President Hugh Barman
Vice-President Gordon Wilson
Secretary-Treasurer Rudolf Ising
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HISPANO FILM CORP.
International Studios
4376 Sunset Drive, Hollywood
OLympia 2978
President Victor Clibborn
V-P in Charge of Production ... Francois B. De Valdes
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HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS, INC.
4516 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood OLympia 2131
President Oscar L. Horn
General Manager Harry Schenck
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IMPERIAL PICTURES
Hollywood Studio
Production Supervisor Clifford Sanforth
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INTERNATIONAL FILM STUDIOS
Sunset Drive at Commonwealth Ave., Holly- wood OLympia 2978
Chief Executive Ralph M. Like
Associate Manager M. J. Like
Auditor Charles Palmer
Chief Electrician Wally Bosworth
Recording Engineers Carson Jowett.
Cluff Rubert
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JAY DEE KAY PRODUCTIONS
6362 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood GRanite 3546 Chief Executive J. D. Kendis
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BUCK JONES PRODUCTIONS
Universal Studio, Universal City HEmpstead 3131
President Buck Jones
Production Manager Irene Schreck
Publicity Director Walter Greene
Chief Sound Engineer L. John Myers
Camera Dept. Head., Allen Q. Thompson
Still Dept. Head Arthur Marion
Property Master Julius Rosenkrantz
Art Director Ralph Berger
Casting Director Allen K. Wood
Story Editor Frances Guihan
Film Editor Bernard Loftus
Music Dept. Head Abe Meyers
Paymaster Clara Toney
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HAROLD LLOYD CORP.
General Service Studio
1010 N. Las Palmas Ave., Los Angeles
GRanite 3111
President Harold Lloyd
Secretary & General Manager W. R. Eraser
Vice-President J. Darsie Lloyd
Production Manager J. L. Murphy
Publicity Director J. P. Reddy
Auditor J. E. McVeigh
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DAVID L. LOEW PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Selznick International Studio
9336 Washington Blvd., Culver City
REpublic 0252
President David L. Loew
Production Manager Alfred Raboch
Production Supervisor Edward Sedgwick
Assistant to E. Sedgwick William Ryan
Publicity Director Walter Greene
Camera Dept. Head Paul Vogel
Makeup Dept. Head Don Cash
Property Master Mike Gordon
Art Director Jack D. Schuize
Casting Director Larry Tarver
Film Editor Jack Ogllvie
Purchasing Agent Charles Simpson
Paymaster Charles Simpson
LONG PRODUCTIONS
261 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco
UNderhill 1045
Chief Executive Frank W. Vail
Chief Sound Engineer M. M. Schwartz
Camera Dept. Head Frank W. Vail
Miniature Dept. Head May Bright
Property Master Vic Russell
Art Director E. Rudonick
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MAJOR PICTURES CORP.
General Service Studio
1040 N. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood
Hillside 7311
President Emanuel Cohen
Assrstant to President Leonard Spigelgass
General Manager Ben Piazza
Treasurer w. J. Pineau
Production Manager j H Nadel
Publicity Director Victor Shapiro
Chief Electrician Howard Kelly
Chief Sound Engineer Hugo Grenzbach
Still Dept. Head Mack Elliott
Research Dept. Head Wiard Ihnen
Costume Dept. Heads —
Men Arnold McDonald
Women Basia Bassett
Makeup Dept. Head Charles Berner
Stage Manager David Sussman
Property Master Walter Tilford
Art Director Wiard Ihnen
Casting Directors Veronica Grusling, Ben Chapman
Story Editor Frances Manson
Film Editor Ray Curtiss
Music Dept. Head George Stoll
Purchasing Agent p. J. Lee
Paymaster Ross O'Neill
Transportation Manager Johnny London
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METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER CORP.
10202 Washington Blvd., Culver City REpublic 0211
V-P in Charge of Production Louis B. Mayer
V-P & General Manager E. J. Mannix
Contract Officer Ben Thau
Studio Manager William Koenig
Administration Executive Sam Katz
Story Executive Edwin Knopf
Production Manager Charlie Chic
Production Supervisors Hunt Stromberg,
Bernie Hyman, Harry Rapf, Joe Mankiewicz, Louis Lighton, Lawrence Weingarten, John Considine, Jr., William Anthony McGuire, Norman Krasna, Jack Cummings, Merian C. Cooper, Nat Levine, Carl Laemmie, Jr., Edgar Selwyn, Sam Zimbalist, Fred- erick Stephani, Michael Fessier, Arthur Freed, Max Siegel, Frank Davis, Grover Jones, Tom Reed, Lou Ostrow, Henry Henigson
Chief Electrician Lou Kolb
Chief Sound Engineer Douglas Shearer
Laboratory Head J. M. Nicholaus
Camera Dept. Head Edward Arnold
Still Dept. Head Clarence Bull
Makeup Dept. Head Jack Dawn
Miniature Dept. Head Arnold Gillespie
Research Dept. Head Nathalie Bucknail
Costume Dept. Head Lawrence Keethe
Property Master Edwin B. Willis
Art Director Cedric Gibbons
Casting Director Fred Datig
Location Director Lou Strohm
Film Editor Daniel Gray
Music Dept. Head Nathaniel Finston
Purchasing Agent Jerry Mayer
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Paymaster W. K. Craig
Transportation Manager S. S. Bradley
Head Projectionist Merle Chamberlain
Publicity Director Howard Strickling
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MONOGRAM PRODUCTIONS. INC.
Hollywood Studios
4516 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
MOhawk 11191
Vice-President Scott R. Dunlap
Business Manager Norman A. Cook
Technical Director E. R. Hickson
Production Manager George Kann
Production Supervisors Ken Goldsmith,
Joseph Steele, Lon Young, Dorothy Reed Publicity Director William Pierce
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NORRIS BROS. PRODUCTIONS
6406 '/2 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
Production Supervisor Alfred A. Grasso
Business Manager Walter Norris
General Manager Alfred A. Grasso
Production Manager Harold Norris
President Chris Phillis
Vice-President H. Callas
Secretary-Treasurer A. Davidson
Costume Dept. Head Bunny Weldon
Story Editor Adam Th. Drekolias
Film Editor Arthur Brooks
Music Dept. Head A. Davidson
Dance Dept. Head Bunny Weldon
PRINCIPAL PRODUCTIONS
7000 Romaine St., Hollywood GRanite 6164
President Sol Lesser
In Charge of Production Sol Lesser
Associate Producers Edward Gross, Barney Briskin
Distribution Louis Hyman
Production Manager Wilbur McGaugh
Publicity Director Paul A. Snell
Still Dept. Head N. B. Paul
Costume Dept. Head Albert Diano
Makeup Dept. Head Burroughs Grimwood
Art Director Harry Oliver
Story Editor Harry Chandles
Film Editor OIlie Hofmann
Music Dept. Head Oscar Straus
PARAMOUNT PICTURES. INC.
5451 Marathon St., Los Angeles Hollywood 2411
Chairman of the Board Adolph Zukor
Managing Director of Production William LeBaron
Assistant to LeBaron Harold Burley
Exec. Studio Manager George L. Bagnall
Production Planning Dept A. M. Botsford
Vice-President Henry Herzbrun
Assistant Secretary Jacob Karp
Comptroller A. C. Martin
Operations Manager T. Keith Glennan
Production Manager Fred Leahy
Assistant Production Manager R. L. Johnston
Production Supervisors George Arthur,
Lewis E. Gensler, Benjamin Glazer, Arthur Horn- blow, Jr., Lucien Hubbard, Albert Lewin, Frank Lloyd, Howard Estabrook, Ernst Lubitsch, Wesley Ruggles, Mel Shauer, Harlan Thompson, Fanchon
Talent Manager T. J. Lesser
Foreign Dept. Manager Luigi Luraschi
Publicity Director Christopher J. Dunphy
Chief Electrician Walter J. Quinlan
Chief Sound Engineer Franklin Hansen
Laboratory Head Harris Ensign
Camera Dept. Head J. R. Wilkinson
Still Dept. Head Harry Cottrell
Miniature Dept. Head Gordon Jennings
Research Dept. Head Helen Gladys Percey
Costume Dept. Head Frank C. Richardson
Makeup Dept. Head Wally Westmore
Stage Mgr. & Construction Supt A. C. Zoulis
Property Master 0. C. Stratton
Art Director Hans Kreier
Casting Director Fred Schuessler
Location Director Fred Harris
Story Editor Jeff Lazarus
Dialogue Editor Helen King
Film Editor Charles West
Music Dept. Head Boris Morros
Dance Dept. Head LeRoy Prinz
Purchasing Agent Lynn Buell
Paymaster C. Nettenstrom
Transportation Manager Joseph E. Robbins
Head Projectionist. . . ._. Joseph Lynch
Personnel Manager G. A. Rasdali
Censorship John Hammell
Office Service Manager A. B. Hilton
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PHILLIS PRODUCTIONS. INC.
International Studio
4376 Sunset Drive, Hollywood
Gladstone 2275
RKO RADIO PICTURES. INC.
780 N. Gower St., Hollywood
Hollywood 5911
V-P in Charge of Production S. J. Briskin
Studio Manager Sid Rogell
Assistant Secretary J. J. Nolan
Production Manager J. R. Crone
Publicity Director Howard Benedict
Chief Electrician Earl Miller
Chief Sound Engineer John Aalberg
Camera Head Dept William Eglinton
Still Dept. Head Ernest Bachrach
Construction Dept. Head Harold Barry
Research Dept. Head Elizabeth McGaffey
Costume Dept. Head Claire Cramer
Makeup Dept. Head Mel Berns
Casting Director Phil Friedman
Property Master Darrell Silvera
Art Director Van Nest Polglase
Location Director Louis Shapiro
Story Editor Robert Sparks
Film Editor James Wilkinson
Music Dept. Head Dave Dreyer
Dance Dept. Head Hermes Pan
Purchasing Agent W. A. Wilde
Paymaster George Doan
Transportation Manager Phil Mayer
Head Projection Dept John Aalberg
RAINBOW CLASSICS
1452 Gardner St., Hollywood Hollywood 5485
Chief Executive Victor Fisher
Production Supervisor Fred Windemere
Laboratory Head Norman Wood
Still Dept. Head Thomas Jones
Property Master Frank Miller
Story Editor Rex Elgin
RELIABLE PICTURES CORP.
6066 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood Hollywood 9024
President Bernard B. Ray
General Manager Harry S. Webb
Business Manager Lowie Borden
Production Manager Ira Webb
Chief Electrician Pat Patterson
Chief Sound Engineer J. Westmoreland
Camera Dept. Head Pliny Goodfriend
Property Master Lou Dow
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Casting Director Cecllle Miller
Story Editors Tom Gibson, Bennett Cohen
Dialogue Editor Carl Krusada
Film Editor Fred Baine
Paymaster J. J. Bryan
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REPUBLIC PICTURES. INC.
4024 Radford Ave., North Hollywood NOrth Hollywood 1101
President M.J. Siege!
General Manager E. H. Goldstein
Production Manager Al Wilson
Associate Producers Sol Siegel,
Harry Grey, Armand Schaefer, Colbert Clark, Leonard Fields, A bert E. Levey, Herman Schlom, Harold Shumate, Harry Sauber
Chief Electrician Paul Guerin
Chief Sound Engineer Terry Kellum
Camera Dept. Head Al Horowitz
Still Dept. Head Joe Walters
Miniature Dept. Head Jack Coyle
Costume Dept. Head Elsie Horwitz
Property Master Morris Braun
Art Director John Victor Mackay
Casting Director Paul Wilklns
Story Editor Don Gordon
Film Editor Murray Seldeen
Music Dept. Head Alberto Colombo
Purchasing Agent Ed Lavenstein
Head of Accounting Dept Hy Glick
Transportation Manager Fred Manning
Head Projectionist Charles Badour
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RESOLUTE PICTURES CORP.
7382 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles GLadstone 9517
President Alfred T. Mannon
V-P and Treasurer Marion H. Kohn
Production Supervisor Alfred T. Mannon
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HAL ROACH STUDIOS, INC.
8822 Washington Blvd., Culver Cify P Ark way 1151
President Hal E. Roach
Secretary-Treasurer Mat D. O'Brien
General Manager Mat D. O'Brien
Vice-President S. S. Van Keuren
Asst. Secretary-Treasurer Hugh Huber
Production Manager S. S. Van Keuren
Production Supervisor Milton H. Bren
Pubiiciry Director Fred A. Purner
Chief Electrician William P. Lewis
Chief Sound Engineer Elmer Raguse
Laboratory Head Charles Levin
Camera Dept. Head Earl Hitter
Still Dept. Head Roy Seawright
Costume Dept. Head Harry Black
Makeup Dept. Head Cecil Holland
Property Master W. L. Stevens
Art Director A. I. Royce
Casting Director Joe Collum
Location Director Jack Roach
Film Editor William Terhune
Music Dept. Head Marvin Hatley
Purchasing Agent Russell Walker
Transportation Manager Bob Davis
Head Projectionist Hamilton Bennett
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ROADSHOW CLASSICS
International Studio
4376 Sunset Drive, Hollywood
President Robert J. Horner
Assistant to President William C. O'Hara
General Manager William A. Milliken
Chief Sound Engineer Cliff Ruberg
Laboratory Head M. McDermott
Still Dept. Head Robert Crandall
Research Dept. Head William C. O'Hara
Story Editor Robert J. Horner
Film Editor William N. Austin
FANCHON ROYER FEATURES. INC.
Conn Studios
6040 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
Hillside 7431
President Fanchon Royer
Executive Secretary Joan Murray
General Manager Fanchon Royer
Vice-President William De F. Mann
Treasurer Fanchon Royer
Production Manager Gaston Glass
Publicity Director Leonard L. Levinson
LEON SCHLESINGER PRODUC- TIONS
Warner Bros. Studio
1351 N. Van Ness Ave., Hollywood
GLadstone 4131
Producer Leon Schlesinger
Assistant to Producer Henry Binder
Production Supervisors Raymond G. Katz,
Isadore Freleng, Fred Avery, Frank Tashlin
Publicity Director Rose Joseph Horsley
Chief Sound Engineer Treg Brown
Camera Dept. Head John W. Burton
Art Director Arthur Loomer
Story Editor J. B. Hardaway
Music Dept. Head Carl W. Stalling
Purchasing Agent Ada Ruinello
B. P. schulberg'pictures, inc.
5251 Clinton St., Hollywood
Hillside 7101
President B. P. Schulberg
V-P and General Manager Ralph A. Kohn
Executive Assistant George Auerbach
Studio Manager Frank A. Brandow
Production Manager Frank A. Brandow
Business Manager Harold Schwartz
Publicity Director Lincoln Quarberg
Chief Electrician Les Tracey
Chief Sound Engineer John Goodrich
Camera Dept. Head Leon Shamroy
Costume Dept. Head William Bridgehouse
Makeup Dept. Head Bert Hadley
Property Master George Nicoll
Art Director Al d'Agostino
Casting Director Tom Ford
Story Editor James Fischer
Film Editor Robert Bischoff
Purchasing Agent Leon Prensky
Paymaster Carl B. Brady
Transportation Manager Charles Cook
Head Projectionist Harry Cage
SCIENTIFIC FILMS. INC.
6052 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
GLadstone 7101
President Jerry Fairbanks
Vice-President Austin Sherman
Secretary-Treasurer Robert Carlisle
Production Manager Robert Carlisle
Chief Electrician Ray Lindsay
Chief Sound Engineer Ray Lindsay
Camera Dept. Head Jerry Fairbanks
Research Dept. Head Paul Diamond
Property Master Robert Connelly
Story Editor Gayne Whitman
Dialogue Editor Gayne Whitman
Film Editor Robert Carlisle
SCREEN CLASSICS. INC.
1040 N. McCadden Place, Hollywood
President Ernest Nix
General Manager L. M. Poole
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Vice-President John Hix
Production Manager L. M. Poole
Production Supervisor Robert Vale
Camera Dept. Head James Palmer
Makeup Dept. Head A. Haberman
Art Director M. G. McPherson
Casting Director Robert Vale
Dialogue Editor M. G. McPherson
Film Editor Sue Clark
Music Dept. Head Lee Zahler
SCREEN GEMS. INC.
Charles Mintz Studio
7000 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood
Hollywood 2907
President Charles B. Mintz
Production Manager James Bronis
Film Editor George Winkler
Music Dept. Head Joseph DeNat
SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL PICTURES, INC.
Selznick International Studios
9336 Washington Blvd., Culver City
REpublic 0252
President David O. Selznick
Assistant Daniel T. O'Shea
V-P and General Manager Henry Ginsberg
Production Asst. to Selznick William H. Wright
Assistant to Ginsberg Raymond A. Klune
Assistant to Selznick Mercella Bennttt Rabwin
Asst. Treas. & Comptroller E. L. Scanlon
Chief Accountant Morris Davis
Production Manager David 0. Selznick
Publicity Director Russell Birdwell
Chief Electrician Wally Oettel
Chief Sound Engineer R. D. Musgrave
Camera Dept. Head Roy Overbaugh
Miniature Dept. Head Jack Cosgrove
Research Dept. Head Lillian K. Deighton
Costume Dept. Head Edward P. Lambert
Makeup Dept. Head Paul Stanhope
Stage Manager Casey Roberts
Property Master Fred Widdowson
Art Director Lyie Wheeler
Casting Director Charles Richards
Location Director Mason Litson
Story Editor Val Lewton
Film Editor Hal C. Kern
Purchasing Agent Charles R. Walrod
Paymaster Maurice Janov
Transportation Manager A. K. Horner
Head Projectionist James McCain
SEMINOLE PRODUCTIONS, INC.
6912 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood
President Ben S. Cohen
Secretary Pat Connolly
Vice-President Jesse J. Goldburg
Secretary-Treasurer George 'W. Stout
Production Manager George W. Stout
Publicity Director Jesse J. Goldburg
HARRY SHERMAN PRODUCTIONS
Grand National Studio
7250 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood
Hollywood 1101
Producer Harry Sherman
Associate Producer Eugene Strong
Studio Manager Earle Harper
Production Supervisor Ralph Ranescroft
Publicity Director Ralph Ravenscroft
Chief Sound Engineer Earl Sitar
Camera Dept. Head Archie Stout
Miniature Dept. Head Lewis Rachmil
Costume Dept. Head A! Kennedy
Stage Manager Art Fields
Property Master Henry Donovan
Art Director Lewis Rachmil
Film Editor Robert Warwick, Jr.
Purchasing Agent E. R. Harper
Comptroller Ed Wolfe
Transportation Manager Sam Ecclestone
SUPREME PICTURES CORP.
1509 N. Vine St., Los Angeles Hillside 7178 President A. W. Hackel
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TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX FILM CORP.
10201 W. Pico St., Los Angeles CRestview 5111
Chairman of the Board Joseph M. Schenck
V. P. in Charge of Production Darryl F. Zanuck
V. P., Asst. to Mr. Zanuck William Goetz
Executive Producer Sol M. Wurtzel
Studio Treasurer Fred L. Metzler
Studio Manager Robert Fairbanks
Personnel Manager William Dover
Production Manager Edward Ebele
Associate Producers Earl Carroll,
Samuel G. Engel, Milton Feld, Max Golden, Ray- mond Griffith, David Hempstead, Nunnally John- son, Leslie Landau, Kenneth Macgowan, Gene Markey, Laurence Schwab, Ben Silvey, John Stone, Harold Wilson
Assistant Associate Producers Ralph Dietrich,
Fred Fox, Herbert Levy, Louis Moore
Publicity Director Harry Brand
Chief Electrical Engineer Walter Strohm
Chief Sound Engineer E. H. Hansen
Laboratory Head Michael Leshing
Camera Dept. Head G. J. Fischer
Still Dept. Head Charles Goldie
Miniature Dept. Head Ralph Hammeras
Research Dept. Head Frances Richardson
Costume Dept. Head Arthur Levy
Makeup Dept. Head Ernest Westmore
Stage Manager Victor McFadden
Property Master Thomas K. Little
Art Director William Darling
Casting Director Lew Schreiber
Location Director Ray Moore
Story Editor Julian Johnson
Film Editor Hector Dodds
Music Dept. Head James O'Keefe
Dance Dept. Head Jack Haskell
Purchasing Agent Alex Kelly
Paymaster Allan E. Maynard
Transportation Manager Joe Hirigoyen
Head Projectionist William Weisheit
Studio Attorney George Wasson
UNITED ARTISTS STUDIO CORP.
1041 N. Formosa Ave., Hollywood GRanite 5111
Geneial Manager James Dent
Executive Manager M. A. Ezzell
Superintendent S. B. Hill
Hairdressing Dept Nina Roberts
Wardrobe Business Manager W. C. McClenaghan
Auditor W. H. Tuck
Timekeeper J. F. Masson
Construction Supt 0. J. Bordin
Chief Electrician W. H. Whisler
Chief Sound Engineer T. T. Moulton
Camera Dept. Head C. H. Lindblom
Still Dept. Head C. E. Bulloch
Miniature Dept. Head James Basevi
Costume Dept. Head Omar Kiam
Makeup Dept. Head Bob Stephenoff
Property Master T. George Hazenbush
Art Director Richard Day
Casting Director R. W. Webb
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Location Director Harry Connelly
Music Dept. Head Alfred Newman
Purchasing Agent H. G. Keiper
Transportation Manager Harry Englander
Head Projectionist W. E. Bridge
UNIVERSAL PICTURES CO., INC.
Universal Cify HEmpstead 3131
V-P in Charge of Production Charles R. Rogers
Executive Assistants . Ruf us LeMaire, Jerome Sackheim
Exec. Business Manager J. P. Normanly
Studio Manager Val Paul
Studio Superintendent W. J. Fender
Comptroller Harold S. Brewster
Assistant Comptroller R. W. Allison
Contract Dept Edward Muhl
Production Supervisors Robert Presnell,
J. E. Grainger, E. M. Asher, Joe Pasternak, George DeSylva, Barney Sarecky, Henry MacRae, Ben Koenig, Lou Brock
Production Manager Martin Murphy
Publicity Director Marc Lachmann
Chief Electrician Frank Graves
Chief Sound Engineer Homer Tasker
Laboratory Head S. D. Lund
Camera Dept. Head Fred Campbell
Still Dept. Head Ray Jones
Miniature Dept. Head C. E. Baker
Research Dept. Head Nan Grant
Costume Dept. Head Vera West
Makeup Dept. Head Jack Pierce
Stage Manager George Dickson
Property Master Russell Gausman
Art Director John Harkrider
Casting Director Dan Kelley
Location Director John S. Lawton
Story Editor Julius Blaustein
Film Editor Maurice Pivar
Music Dept. Head Charles Previn
Payroll Auditor H. D. Cook
Purchasing Agent Walter Stern
Paymaster Ben W. Steinberg
Transportation Manager Carl Beringer
Head Projectionist Reginald Bunce
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VICTORY PICTURES CORP.
9077 Venice Blvd.. Los Angeles SEquoia 2565
President Sam Katzman
Production Manager Ed W. Rote
General Manager Ed W. Rote
Production Supervisor Sam Katzman
Publicity Director Florence Babin
Chief Electrician Otto H. Buhner
Chief Sound Engineer Hans Weerin
Laboratory Head Jack Snyder
Camera Dept. Head William Hyer
Still Dept. Head Fat Thompson
Miniature Dept. Head Ray Mercer
Costume Dept. Head Dave Katzman
Property Master Wally Mansell
Art Director Fred Preble
Casting Director Bobby Ray
Location Director Ed W. Rote
Story Editor Basil Dickey
Dialogue Editor Basil Dickey
Film Editor Holbrook Todd
Music Dept. Head Dr. Kilenyi
Purchasing Agent Ed W. Rote
Paymaster Ed W. Rote
Transportation Manager Florence Babin
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WAFILMS, INC.
The Futter Corp., Ltd. Diversion Pictures, Inc. Odd Jobs, Inc. Futter Studios
1426 N. Beachwood Drive, Los Angeles
GLadstone 6137
President Walter A. Futter
General Manager Fred W. Futter
Production Manager Fred W. Futter
Production Supervisors William Nolte,
William O'Connor
Publicity Director Jack Proctor
Film Editors Arthur Brooks, Carl Himm
WALTER WANGER PRODUCTIONS. INC.
1045 N. Formosa Ave., Los Angeles
Hillside 7401
President Walter F. Wanger
Production Manager Daniel Keefe
Publicity Director Hal Home
Art Director Alexander Toluboff
Film Editor Otho Lovering
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WARNER BROS. PICTURES. INC.
4000 Olive Ave., Burbank
Hollywood 1251
Vice-President Jack L. Warner
Associate Executive Hal B. Wallis
General Manager Joe C. Gilpin
Asst. Treas. & Comptroller P. A. Chase
Asst. Secy. & Auditor C. H. Wilder
Production Manager T. C. Wright
Production Supervisors Robert Lord,
Henry Blanke, Louis Edelman, Bryan C. Foy
Publicity Director Ed Selzer
Chief Electrician Frank Murphy
Chief Sound Engineer Nathan Levinson
Laboratory Head Fred Gage
Camera Dept. Head Mike McGreal
Still Dept. Head Elmer Fryer
Miniature Dept. Head Byron Haskins
Costume Dept. Head Louis Burns
Makeup Dept. Head Perc Westmore
Property Master A. C. Wilson
Art Director James Hughes
Casting Director Maxwell Arnow
Location Director William Guthrie
Story Editor Walter MacEwen
Film Editor Harold McCord
Music Dept. Head Leo Forbstein
Dance Dept. Head Bobby Connolly
Purchasing Agent Morris Levison
Paymaster F. E. Booth
Transportation Manager Arthur Klein
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BENNIE F. ZEIDMAN PRODUC- TIONS. LTD.
Grand National Studios
7250 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood
GRanite 6131
President Bennie F. Zeldman
Production Manager Gaston Glass
Publicity Director Joseph Shea
Chief Electrician Al Kaye
Chief Sound Engineer Ferol Redd
Laboratory Head Jack Guerin
Camera Dept. Head Edward Snyder
Still Dept. Head Tom Evans
Miniature Dept. Head Howard Anderson
Costume Dept. Head Mazie Lewis
Makeup Dept. Head Hal King
Property Master Ben Berke
Art Director Paul Palmentola
Casting Director Vance Carroll
Location Director Joseph Boyle
Film Editor Edward Schroeder
Music Dept. Head Abe Mayer
Paymaster F. G. Cooper
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Colorado
ALEXANDER FILM CO.
3200 N. Nevada Ave., Colorado Springs Main 4200
President J. Don Alexander
Vice-President D. M. Alexander
General Manager J. Don Alexander
Secretary-Treasurer John T. White
Production Manager D. M. Alexander
Production Supervisors. . Charles J. Shaw, Elmer Olsen
Director of Public Relations Ralph N. Miller
Chief Electrician M. D. Bagby
Chief Sound Engineer Howard Schuyler
Laboratory Head James Anderson
Camera Dept. Head Elmer Olson
Still Dept. Head L. H. Benschneider
Miniature Dept. Head Paul Newton
Research Dept. Head Vern Cheever
Stage Manager Les Wysong
Property Master George Hiddieson
Art Director Jack Dandrea
Casting Director Stanley Phillips
Location Director Frank Runyon
Story Editor D. F. McMahon
Film Editor Mark Hamm
Purchasing Agent Louis Lynch
Head Projectionist Vern McMullen
Georgia
STRICKLAND INDUSTRIAL FILM CORP.
163 Walton St., N, W., Atlanta Jackson 2767
President Charles D. Beeland, Jr.
Sales Manager E. L. Gibson
Secy. Corp Mrs. C. D. Beeland
Production Supervisor G. Bergman
Chief Sound Engineer M. S. Eaves
Laboratory Head W. H. White
Camera Dept. Head V. A. Lambert
Still Dept. Head W. H. Lambert
Art Director William Home
Story Editor W. H. Wiison
Paymaster B. McConnell
Production Manager Burton W. Depue
Publicity Director J. W. Carnrick
Chief Electrician J. Baker
Chief Sound Engineer W. A. Hotz
Laboratory Head H. Gehrke
Camera Dept. Head Charles Geis
Still Dept. Head G. D. Taylor
Art Director H. Bowerhan
Casting Director M. Fuller
Story Editor H. C. Hoagland
Film Editor H. Lignell
Purchasing Agent L. Wrobel
Paymaster B. McCormick
Transportation Manager E. Doman
WILDING PICTURE PRODUCTIONS. INC.
1345 Argyle St.. Chicago
Vice-President Robert L. Miller
Michigan
lAM HANDY PICTURE SERVICE, INC.
2900 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit Madison 2450
President Jamison Handy
WILDING PICTURE PRODUCTIONS, INC.
7635 Grand River Ave., Detroit Tyler 5-8180
President Norman E. Wilding
Vice-President Robert L. Miller
General Manager J. W. Constable
Illinois
ATLAS EDUCATIONAL FILM CO.
nil South Blvd., Oak Park
Austin 8620
President I. R. Rehm
Vice-President George N. Saum
Secretary C. A. Rehm
Production Manager A. B. Rehm
Publicity Director John G. Curtis
Chief Electrician John Pacini
Chief Sound Engineer E. C. Wickemeyer
Camera Dept. Head Harry Peterson
Art Director Bertram G. Bates
BURTON HOLMES FILMS. INC.
7510 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago ROGers Park 5056 Chief Executive Oscar B. Depue
Minnesota
RAY-BELL FILMS. INC.
2269 Ford Road, St. Paul
EMerson 1393
President R. H. Ray
Vice-President C. E. Bell
Secretary A. M. Griswold
Treasurer C. A. Nyquist
Missouri
MIDCONTINENT PICTURES CORP.
4327 Duncan Ave., St. Louis
Newstead 2332
General Manager M. C. Shattuck
Chief Sound Engineer William Gruenwald
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Camera Dept. Head W. H. K. Jones
Still Dept. Head Norman V. Owens
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UNITED FILM AD SERVICE, INC.
2449 Charlotte St., Kansas City
HArrison 5840 Piesident and General Manager ..W. H. Hendren, Jr.
Vice-President W. Johnson
Treasurer Aldridge Corder
Secretary James E. Nugent
Production Manager Stephen Spengler, Jr.
Production Supervisor Richard Parsons
Laboratory Head R. C. Liggit
Camera Dept. Head Howard Curtiss
Art Director Walter Johnson
Purchasing Agent G. B. Hoffman
New Jersey
IDEAL SOUND STUDIOS. INC.
1996 Boulevard East, Hudson Heights
UNion 7-0953
General Manager Josef Zimanich
Publicity Director Milton Silver
Chief Sound Engineer Edward Johnstone
Assistant Sound Engineer John Dolan
Laboratory Head Al Guf fanti
Camera Dept. Head "Alynlu" Semels
Miniature Dept. Head Pud Lane
Property Master John Allstadt
Story Editors Edward J. McNamee,
Arthur Housman, Robert Faber
Dialogue Editor Robert Lewis Shayon
General Dir. Music & Sound Josef Zimanich
Purchasing Agent Irving Rice
Paymaster R. Duhan
Head Projectionist Walter Hill
PRODUCERS SERVICE STUDIOS. INC.
735 Bergen Blvd., Ridgefield
N. Y. Telephone: BRyant 9-7754
President J. Birgi Contner
Treasurer Thomas Staggers
Production Manager Edgar Ulmer
Chief Electrician Dan Carey
Chief Sound Engineer Nelson Minnerly
Property Master John Allstadt
Art Director M. McDermott
Music Dept. Head Rudolph Schramm
New York
ADVENTURE SERIALS. INC.
1270 Sixth Ave., New York Circle 7-3473
President Robert Mintz
Secretary Robert Mintz
Vice-President Ethel Weiss
Treasurer Ethel Weiss
AUDIO PRODUCTIONS. INC.
250 W. 57th St., New York Circle 7-1842
President Frank K. Speidell
Vice-President A. J. Wilson
Vice-President Charles L. Glett
Treasurer F. B. Foster, Jr.
Secretary and Asst. Treasurer E. G. Wagner
Assistant Secretary P. J. Mooney
Production Manager Charles L. Glett
BIOGRAPH STUDIOS. INC.
807 E. 175th St., Bronx, N. Y. C. TRemont 8-5500
General Manager W. J. O'Sullivan
President H. M. Goetz
Vice-President R. H. Hammer
Treasurer Herbert J. Yates, Jr.
Secretary John Petrowski
Production Manager W. J. O'Sullivan
Production Supervisors Harold Godsoe,
Walter Sheridan, Lem Kennedy Publicity Director Eleanor Frank
Chief Electrician Barney Stetson
Chief Sound Engineer Clarence Wall
Camera Dept. Head Larry Williams
Still Dept. Heads Frank KIrby, Edward Bagley
Miniature Dept. Head William Saulter
Research Dept. Head William Saulter
Costume Dept. Head Eleanor Frank
Makeup Dept. Head Fred Ryle
Stage Manager Herbert Frank
Property Master Jack Dalton
Art Director William Saulter
Casting Director Harold Godsoe
Location Director Harold Godsoe
Story Editor Eleanor Frank
Dialogue Editor Harold Godsoe
Film Editor Fred Brohm
Music Dept. Head Milton Schwarzwald
Purchasing Agent W. J. O'Sullivan
Paymaster Herbert Frank
Transportation Manager Jack Lasche
Head Projectionist Fred Brohm
EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTIONS, INC.
General Service Studios 35-11 35th Ave., Astoria RAvenswood 8-8300
President E. W. Hammons
General Manager J. H. Skirball
Producing Director Al Christie
Director William Watson
Treasurer T. R. Williams
Assistant Director Warren Murray
Production Manager Fred Scheld
Publicity Director Gordon S. White
Camera Dept. Head George Webber
Casting Director Chris Beute
Film Editor Barney Rogan
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FILM ART STUDIOS, INC.
2826 Decatur Ave., Bronx, N. Y. C. RAymond 9-9300
General Manager John T. Doran
Secretary Marie E. Kenney
President Craig Kenney
Treasurer Harold Sothern
Vice-President John T. Doran
Production Manager David Loweree
Production Supervisor Frank Kingsley
Chief Electrician Anthony Ross
Chief Sound Engineer Lou Paley
Camera Dept. Head Frank Zukor
Still Dapt. Head Ed Bagley
Research Dept. Head Henry Kirschenbaum
Makeup Dspt. Head Ed Scanlon
Stage Manager John Fitzpatrick
Property Master William Sikes
Art Director Sam Corso
Casting Director Gertrude Kipp
Location Director Harvey Phillips
Story Editor Edwin O'Hanlon
Dialogue Editor Patricia Rooney
Film Editor Elmer McGovern
Music Dept. Head Matty Cohan
Dance Dapt. Head Dan Healy
Purchasing Agent John T. Doran
FITZPATRICK PICTURES, INC.
729 Seventh Ave., New York BRyant 9-4383
President and Treasurer James A. Fitzpatrick
FLEISCHER STUDIOS, INC.
1800 Broadway, New York LAckawanna 4-3020
Chief Executive Max Fleischer
Assistant Vera Coleman
Production Manager Dave Fleischer
Production Supervisors Sam Buchwald,
Charles Schettler, I. Sparber
Chief Electrician Joe Fleischer
Camera Dept. Head K. Pf ister
Story Editor William Turner
Music Dept. Head Lou Fleischer
Assistants to Producer Lothar Wolff, Howard Hewlett
Production Manager Beverly Jones
Production Supervisors Jack Glenn, Gunther von Fritsch
Publiicty Director Ralph Rolan
Chief Electrician William Shaw
Chief Sound Engineer D. Y. Bradshaw, Jr.
Laboratory Head Allan Freedman
Camera Dept. Head Richard W. Maedler
Research Dept. Head Mary Losey
Art Director Ogdon Starr
Casting Director Phillippe de Lacey
Location Director Elmore Bostwick
Story Editor James L. Shute
Dialogue Editor Reavis O'Neal, Jr.
Film Editor John P. Bradford
Music Dept. Head John Rocchetti
Purchasing Agent John Wingerter
Head Projectionist Felix Charney
MOVIETONEWS, INC.
480 W. 54th St., New York COlumbus 5-7200
V-P and Producer Truman Talley
Assistant Frank Barry
General Manager Edmund Reek
News Editor Jack Haney
S. S. Production Mgr Lew Lehr
S. S. Film Editor Russell Shields
Managing Editor Harry Lawrenson
Librarian Bert Hoist
Production Manager E. 1. Sponable
Production Supervisors:
Fashions Vyvyan Donner
Society A. A. Brown
Science Jack Gordon
Sports Tom Cummiskey
Aviation Jack Kuhne
Associate Stuyvesant Wright
Publicity Director Dan Doherty
Chief Electrician Arthur Burns
Chief Sound Engineer Walter Hicks
Laboratory Head Alan Freedman
Camera Dept. Head Jack Painter
Still Dept. Head Mazona Shill
Makeup Dept. Head Fred Ryle
Property Master Jules Cantor
Art Director Al Panci
Casting Director Joe Pincus
Location Director Joe Farrington
Film Editor Ben Loweree
Music Dept. Head Gertrude M. Walsh
Head Projectionist Ray Nolan
GENERAL SERVICE STUDIOS, INC.
35-11 35th Ave., Long Island City RAvenswood 8-8300
Vice-President G. V. T. Burgess
Studio Manager G. A. Noffka
General Manager G. V. T. Burgess
Secretary-Comptroller F. W. Cummiskey
Treasurer F. B. Foster, Jr.
Chief Sound Engineer R. 0. Strock
REEVES SOUND STUDIOS, INC.
1600 Broadway, New York Circle 6-6686
President Hazard E. Reeves
Assistant Zelda Garfield
General Manager E. W. Franck
Publicity Director Robert Vincent
Chief Electrician Max Jones
Chief Sound Engineer William Speed
THE MARCH OF TIME
369 Lexington Ave., New York VAnderbilt 3-2400
Producer Louis de Rochemont
Associate Producer Thomas Orchard
Business Manager John R. Wood, Jr.
REX FILM CORP.
1270 Sixth Ave., New York COlumbus 5-1854
V-P in Charge of Production B. K. Blake
Assistant Elmer A. Rogers
Production Manager B. K. Blake
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Camera Dept. Head Frank Zucker
Art Director William Saulter
Story Editor I. A. Jacoby
Film Editor Florence Bricker
Music Dept. Head Milton Schwarzwald
ROWLAND ROGERS PICTURE SERVICE
151 W. 46th St., New York LOngacre 5-8432
President Rowland Rogers
Secretary Miss B. J. Hudson
Chief Sound Engineer E. M. Welch
Camera Dept. Head E. M. Welch
Research Dept. Head J. F. Jordan
MENTONE PRODUCTIONS, INC.
Biograph Studio
807 E. 175th St., Bronx
TRemont 8-5500
President M. E. Schwarzwald
Studio Manager William J. O'Sullivan
Production Supervisor Harold Godsoe
Chief Electrician William McGuire
Chief Sound Engineer Clarence Wall
Laboratory Head M. Rosenzweig
Camera Dept. Head Larry Williams
Still Dept. Head S. Browning
Miniature Dept. Head William Saulter
Costume Dept. Head A. Jeoly
Makeup Dept. Head Fred Rile
Stage Manager Harold Godsoe
Property Master Jack Dalton
Art Director William Saulter
Casting Director M. Richard
Story Editor Robert Marko
Dialogue Editor Lee Sands
Film Editor Florence Bricker
Music Dept. Head Joseph Gershenson
Dance Dept. Head William Powers
Paymaster H. Golden
Head Projectionist J. Berkowitz
SOUNDFILM ENTERPRISES. INC.
723 Seventh Ave., New York MEdallion 3-3248
President J. Burgi Centner
Vice-President E. I. Lopert
General Manager E. I. Lopert
Secretary Peggy Quis
TERRYTOONS. INC.
271 North Ave., New Rochelle
New Rochelle 7844
Chief Executive Paul Terry
Sales Manager Harvey B. Day
Secretary-Treasurer William M. Weiss
Production Supervisors Mannic Davis,
George F. Gordon, Arthur J. Zander, Dan Gordon
Film Editor Al Ivanoff
Music Dept. Head Philip A. Scheib
TRU PICTURES CO., INC.
1270 Sixth Ave., New York COlumbus 5-1854
V-P in Charge of Production B. K. Blake
Assistant Elmer A. Rogers
Production Manager B. K. Blake
Camera Dept. Head Frank Zucker
Art Director William Saulter
Story Editor |. A. Jacoby
Film Editor Florence Bricker
Music Dept. Head Milton Schwarzwald
VITAPHONE CORP.
1277 E. 14th St., Brooklyn Nightingale 4-8700
Production Manager Sam Sax
Assistant Production Manager Phil Quinn
Gsneral Manager Edward J. Savin
Chief Electrician Ed Hastings
Chief Sound Engineer Karl Macllvain
Laboratory Head Joe Spray
Camera Dept. Head Ray Foster
Still Dept. Head James French
Costume Dept. Head Helen McCullough
Makeup Dept. Head Richard Willis
Property Master M. C. Hall
Art Director Frank Namczy
Casting Director Lee Stewart
Film Editor Bert Frank
Music Dept. Head David Mendoza
Dance Dept. Head Harland Dixon
Purchasing Agent Edward J. Savin
Paymaster Blanche Schneider
WEST COAST SERVICE STUDIOS, INC.
510 W. 57th St., New York Circle 7-2062
President G. W. Goman
V-P in Charge of Production H. G. Christensen
General Manager Martin Henry
Secretary E. M. Rice
Chief Sound Engineer A. W. Manchee
Chief Electrician William Meyerhoff
Property Master Dan Doran
Film Editor Leonard Weiss
Ohio
SOUND PICTURES CORP.
3091 Mayfield Road, Cleveland
Fairmount 3000
President C. W. Courtney
Assistant Secretary J. Arundel
General Manager Grady B. Bell
Vice-President Grady B. Bell
Secretary-Treasurer Bernard H. Schulist
Production Manager Robert H. Howard
Production Supervisor D. Bell
Publicity Director Orville A. Kuster
Laboratory Head Niles S. Engle
Property Master M. B. Bodman
Art Director Walter Johnson
Story Editor H. Lionel Miller
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PRODUCTION PERSONNEL
Oklahoma
Canada
RAMSEY PICTURES CORP.
Ramsey Tower, Oklahoma City Telephone 2-6111
President Arthur B. Ramsey
Vice-President Walter R. Ramsey
Treasurer F. L. Billups
Secretary Wirt L. Harris
Production Supervisors Arthur Ramsey,
Walter Ramsey, William E. Ramsey
Chief Electrician Lloyd Smith
Chief Sound Engineer Charles Bruce Howard
Laboratory Head Edward Trissell
Camera Dept. Head Grant Ginter
Property Master Lawrence Swansberger
Reseaich Dept Wendell Johnson, E. Thurman
Story Editors Gean Miller, Thelma Whitford
Dialogue Editor Perry Ward
Head Projectionist H. Y. Berling
ASSOCIATED SCREEN NEWS, LTD.
5271 Western Ave., Montreal
Dexter 1186
OFFICERS:
Managing-Director B, E. Norrish
Secretary-Treasurer L. R. Avery
Production Manager Gordon Sparling
Production Supervisors Gordon Sparling,
W. J. Singleton
Chief Electrician Roy Hills
Chief Sound Engineer C. W. Darling
Laboratory Head M. Metzger
Camera Dept. Head J. W. Campbell
Still Dept. Head H. R. Bassett
Art Director H. Peberdy
Film Editor A. R. Thom
Music Dept. Head Howard Fogg
Head Projectionist W. A. Conway
PennsMlvania
McCURDY FILMS
56th & Woodland Ave., Philadelphia
Saratoga 0466
Partners Harold S. McCurdy, Robert K. McCurdy
General Manager E. Lynn
Texas
FILM ADVERTISING CORP.
304 S. Jefferson St., Dallas
Telephone 7-8516
President & General Manager Elmer R. Home
Treasurer George J. Dorsa
Sales Manager W. W. Cooper
Service Manager Lester Chastain
Production Manager Robert M. Carter
Chief Electrician Harold Hunt
Chief Sound Engineer Olan Painter
Laboratory Head Rollie R. Moore
Camera Dept. Head Taylor Byars
Still Dept. Head Garson Mosely
Art Director R. E. Leigh
Head Projectionist Herbert Reed
NATIONAL PICTURES CO.
221 Brackenridge Ave., San Antonio
Telephone F-8397
Chief Executive H. W. Kier
Secretary Beth Fellows
General Manager A. A. Phillips
Production Managers H. W. Kier, A. A. Phillips
Production Supervisors. ... Stuart Paton, Wilford Black
Camera Dept. Head Harry Forbes
Art Director Paul Willett
Casting Director Earl Haley
Story Editor Ethel Davey
Music Dept. Head Dr. Edward Kilenyi
Dance Dept. Head Earl Adolph
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MOTION PICTURE BUREAU
John and Sussex Sfs., Oitav^a, Ontario
Rideau 5730
OFFICERS:
Director F. C. Badgley, M. C.
Exec. Ass't. -Purchasing Agent A. McK. Shaw
Accounts Miss G. W. Shaw
Prod. Super, b Editor J. B. Scott
Chief, M. P. Division & Lab. Super W. S. Carter
Senior Cinematographer and Chief of 16 mm. Division
S. H. Hollebone Sound Engineer, and Chief Projection Division
W. H. Lane
Ass't. Sound Engineer C. J. Quick
Chief, Still Photo Div E. M. Finn
Senior Photographers F. C. Tyrell, J. J. Hisgrove
Art Department Miss J. Howe
GENERAL FILMS, LTD.
1924 Rose St., Regina, Sask.
Telephone 6142
OFFICERS:
President H. A. Atkinson
V-P & Treasurer S. C. Atkinson
General Manager S. C. Atkinson
Assistant Manager J. de Vries
Sales Manager C. D. Mann
Accountant James Game
Production Manager P. George
Laboratory Head P. George
Camera Dept. Head P. George
Still Dept. Head R. R. Doxsee
MOTION SKREENADZ, LTD.
1612 Burrard St., Vancouver, B. C.
Douglas 3255
OFFICERS:
Managing Director Leon C. Shelly
General Manager Leon C. Shelly
Chief Sound Engineer Wallace Hamilton
Laboratory Head Roaer E. Bourne
Art Direcror Charles M. Lamblv
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ASSOCIATIONS PERSONNEL
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ASSOCIATIONS
ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES
Hollywood, Calif.
OFFICERS:
President Frank Capra
First Vice-President Howard Estabrook
Second Vice-President Nathan Levinson
Secretary Jane Murfin
Treasurer Fred Leahy
Executive Secretary Donald Gledhill
Actor-Producer Relations Jacque Pierre
Manager, Technical Bureau Gordon S. Mitchell
BOARD OF GOVERNORS:
Lionel Atwill, Graham Baker, S. J. Briskin, Edwin Burke, Frank Capra, John Arnold, Clark Gable, Cecil B. deMille, Nathan Levinson, Frank Lloyd, Van Nest Polglase, David 0. Selznick, Waldemar Young, Darryl F. Zanuck.
RESEARCH COUNCIL:
William Koenig, Chairman; Nathan Levinson, Vice- Chairman; Gordon S. Mitchell, Manager; Studio Tech- nical Representatives: Jchn Aalberg, John Livadary, Douglas Shearer, Farciot Edouart, E. H. Hansen, Thomas Moulton, Homer Tasker, Nathan Levinson.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES: ACTORS BRANCH: Lionel Atwill, Raymond Hatton,
George Irving, Mitchell Lewis, J. Farrell Mac- Donald, May Robson. DIRECTORS BRANCH: Frank Borzage, Clarence Brown,
Irving Cummings, Tay Garnett, Alfred E. Green, Nor- man Taurog, W. S. Van Dyke. PRODUCERS BRANCH: Pandro Berman, Samuel Briskin,
6. B. Kahane, William LeBaron, Louis B. Mayer,
Joseph M. Schneck, David 0. Selznick. TECHNICIANS BRANCH: John Arnold, Farciot Edouart,
Fred Gage, Nathan Levinson, Wesley Miller, Van
Nest Folglase, Ray Wilkinson. WRITERS BRANCH: Howard Estabrook, Grover Jones,
William S. McNutt, Jane Murfin, Robert RIskin,
Waldemar Young. ASSISTANT DIRECTORS BRANCH: Al Alborn, Scott E.
Beal, Fred F. Fox, Horace Hough, Percy Ikerd, Frank
X. Shaw, Eric Stacey.
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ACTORS' EQUITY ASSOCIATION
45 W. 47th St., New York, N. Y. BRyant 9-3550
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AMERICAN DRAMATISTS
6 E. 39th St., New York, N. Y. AShland 4-5141
OFFICERS:
President Sidney Howard
Vice-President George S. Kaufman
Chairman of the Board Edward Childs Carpenter
Secretary Robert E. Sherwood
Treasurer Marc Connelly
Executive Secretary Luise Sillcox
Annual meeting and election: November; Member- ship: 2,480.
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AMERICAN FEDERATION OF ACTORS
1560 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Wisconsin 7-9021
OFFICERS:
Honorary President Rudy Vallee
President Sophie Tucker
Executive Secretary Ralph Whitehead
1st Vice-President Joe Laurie, Jr.
2nd Vice-President Ben Bernie
3rd Vice-President Chick York
4th Vice-President Harry Richman
Treasurer Charles S. Mosconi
Recording Secretary Walter J. Diggs
General Counsel William J. Rapp
COUNCIL: Harry Richman, Chairman; Belle Baker, Ben Bernie, El Brendel, Harry Burns, Eddie Cantor, Con Colleano, Alan Corelli, Walter J. Diggs, Jed Dooley, Bob Easton, Eddie Garr, Dan Healy, Bob Hope, Fred Keating, Joe Laurie, Jr., Douglas Leavitt, Ed Lowry, Frank E. Lynch, Guy Magley, Eddie Miller, Charles S. Mosconi, Joe Novelle, Louis J. Pope, Sally Rand, Matt Shelvey, Sophie Tucker, Rudy Vallee, Gus Van, Ralph White- head, Sid Williams, Chick York.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS
1450 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
PEnnsylvania 6-2546
OFFICERS:
Fresident Joseph N. Weber
Vice-President Charles L. Bagley
Secretary Fred W. Birnbach
Financial Secretary-Treasurer Harry E. Brenton
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
C. A. Weaver, A. C. Hayden, James C. Petrillo, Walter M. Murdoch.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CINEMATOGRAPHERS
1782 N. Orange Drive, Hollywood, Calif.
GRanite 2135
OFFICERS:
President John Arnold
1st Vice-President Victor Milner
2nd Vice-President Charles Lang
3rd Vice-President James Van Trees
Treasurer Fred Jackman
Secretary Frank B. Good
Executive Business Manager Frederick L. Kley
BOARD OF GOVERNORS:
John Arnold, Elmer Dyer, Arthur Edeson, George Folsey, Alfred Gilks, Bert Glennon, Frank B. Good, Fred Jackman, Ray June, Charles B. Lang, Jr., Victor Milner, Ted Tetzlaff, Joseph Walker, James Van Trees, Vernon L. Walker.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF COM- POSERS, AUTHORS AND PUB- LISHERS
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N. Y. COlumbus 5-7464
OFFICERS:
President Gene Buck
Vice-President Louis Bernstein
Vice-President Otto A. Harbach
Secretary Joseph King
Treasurer Gustave Schirmer
Assistant Treasurer Sigmund Romberg
Assistant Secretary Robert Crawford
General Manager John G. Paine
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE:
E. C. Mills, Chairman; Gene Buck, Louis Bernstein, Walter Fischer, Irving Caesar.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Fred A. Ahiert, Louis Bernstein, Saul Bernstein, Gene Buck, Irving Caesar, Max Dreyfus, Walter Fischer, Otto A. Harbach, Raymond Hubbell, Jack Mills, George W. Meyer, Gustave Schirmer, Jerome Kern, Oley Speaks, Will von Tilzer, Joseph Young, Robert Crawford, George Fischer, Sigmund Romberg, Walter Douglas, Edgar Leslie, Deems Taylor.
Membership: 928, including 107 music publishers and 821 music writers.
ASSOCIATED ASSISTANT DIREC- TORS OF THE MOTION PIC- TURE INDUSTRY
Local 18,168, A. F. of L.
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ASSOCIATIONS
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Room 501, 251 W. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. Wisconsin 7-8676
OFFICERS:
President Warren Murray
Vice-President George Ciine
Recording-Corresponding Secretary Samuel Nadel
Financial Secretary & Treasurer Saul E. Harrison
EXECUTIVE BOARD: Fred Scheld, George Cline, Samuel Nadel, Saul E. Harrison, Walter R. Sheridan, Jack Aichele, Warren E. Murray, Joseph Bannon, Martin Henry.
ASSOCIATION OF MOTION PICTURE PRODUCERS. INC.
5504 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. GLadstone 6111
OFFICERS:
President Louis B. Mayer
Vice-President J. L. Warner
Second Vice-President Charles R. Rogers
Secretary-Treasurer Fred W. Beetson
MEMBERSHIP:
Columbia Pictures Corp., 1438 N. Gower St., Holly- wood, Calif. — Harry Cohn.
Harold Lloyd Corp., 1041 N. Formosa Ave., Hollywood, Calif. — William R. Eraser.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp., Culver City, Calif. — Louis B. Mayer.
Paramount Pictures, Inc., 5451 Marathon St., Holly- wood, Calif. — Henry Herzbrun.
RKO Studios, Inc., 780 Gower St., Hollywood, Calif.— Samuel J. Briskin.
Hal E. Roach Studios, Inc., Culver City, Calif. — Hal E. Roach.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp., Westwood, Calif. — Joseph M. Schenck.
Universal Pictures Corp., Universal City, Calif. — Charles R. Rogers.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., Burbank, Calif. — J. L. Warner.
AUTHORS' CLUB, INC.. OF HOLLYWOOD
6525 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. Hillside 7497
OFFICERS:
President Rupert Hughes
Honorary President Irving S. Cobb
1 St Vice-President Lee Shippey
2nd Vice-President Gene Lockhart
3rd Vice-President James G. Swinnertcn
Secretary Gerald B. Burtnett
Treasurer Harry F. Kohr
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: E. Manchester Boddy, Harold Hurlbut, Grover Jones, Philbrick McCoy, William Slavens McNutt, Matt Weinstock, Robert P. White, Marek Windheim.
AUTHORS' GUILD* "
6 E. 39th St., New York, N. Y.
AShland 4-5141
OFFICERS:
President Fannie Hurst
Vice-President Booth Tarkington
2nd Vice-President Dorothy Canf ield Fisher
3rd Vice-President Edmund Tearson
Secretary Margaret Widdemar
Treasurer Luise Sillcox
AUTHORS' LEAGUE
6 E. 39th St., New York, N. Y. AShland 4-5141
OFFICERS:
President Marc Connelly
Vice-President Elmer Davis
Secretary-Treasurer Luise Sillcox
Assistant Secretary Ivan von Auw, Jr,
CATHOLIC ACTORS GUILD OF AMERICA. INC.
Hotel Astor, New York, N. Y. OFFICERS:
President Dan Healy
1st Vice-President Gene Buck
2nd Vice-President Hugh O'Connell
3rd Vice-President Bing Crosby
4th Vice-President Frank McHugh
5th Vice-President Walter Connolly
Chaplain Rev. Edward F. Leonard
Treasurer Rev. John F. White
Recording Secretary James McLaughlin
Counsel Hon. Alfred J. Talley
Historian Lida Kane
Executive Secretary George Buck
CATHOLIC WRITERS' GUILD
128 W. 71st St., New York, N. Y. ENdicott 2-0411
OFFICERS:
Honorary President Patrick Cardinal Hayes
President Eugene A. Colligan
President Emeritus James J. Walsh
Spiritual Director Rev. John B. Kelly
1st Vice-President Joseph A. Durkin
2nd Vice-President Daniel D. Halpin
3rd Vice-President Joseph M. Branigan
Treasurer Hugh A. 0'Donne!l
Financial Secretary Charles Campbell
Recording Secretary Clarence E. Heller
Corresponding Secretary Gertrude D. Healy
Counsel J. Hilary Bouillon
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Thomas F. Woodlock, Very Rev. Fulton J. Shean, George Adrian, Victor Ridder, Rev. Joseph A. Daly, John Gilchrist, Mrs. Fhilip A. Brennan, Rev. Eckhard Kcehle, Kenton Kilmer, Richard Reid, Nicholas Farley, Katherine Edgerly, Stanley Nowak, Alex J. Morrison.
Meetings: monthly; Membership: 300.
DRAMATISTS' GUILD
6 E. 39th St., New York, N. Y.
AShland 4-5141
OFFICERS:
President Sidney Howard
Board Chairman Edward Childs Carpenter
Vice-President George S. Kaufman
Secretary Robert E. Sherwood
Executive Secretary Luise Sillcox
Treasurer Marc Connelly
Annual meeting and election: November; Member- ship: 2,480.
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FILM PLAYERS CLUB. INC.
251 W. 51st St., New York, N. Y. COlumbus 5-9222
OFFICERS:
President Harry Hornick
Vice-President Joseph Ryan
Treasurer Bessie Rose
Executive Secretary Nellie Ranson
Recording Secretary Thomas Mclntyre
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: WOMEN: Christine Seals, Betty Rheinbold, Betty Conibear; MEN: Carl De Mel, Del Castello, James Harvey.
HOLLYWOOD STUDIO CLUB
1215 Lodi Place, Hollywood. Calif.
GLadstone 3166
A residence and club center for girls and women of the motion picture industry and in other lines of work, maintained by the National Board of the Y.W.C.A.
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ASSOCIATIONS
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT: Mrs. Arthur S. Heineman, Chairman; Mrs. Cecil B. deMille, Vice-Chairman; Mrs. Willsie Martin, Treas- urer; Cora L. Tatham, Secretary; Mrs. Ella King Adams, Mary Forbes, Mrs, James Gleason, Mrs. Jason Joy, Mrs. Harold Landreth, Mrs. J. S. Sanders, Lois Wilson, Mrs. Rudolph Marx, Mrs. Ben Piazza, Mrs. Joseph D. Peeler, Mrs. Thomas Workman. ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Charles H. Christie, J. B. Irsfeld, Louise Dresser, Mary Pickford.
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INTERNATIONAL PHOTOG- RAPHERS OF THE MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRIES
Local 644, I. A. T. S. E. & M. P. M. O.
30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N. Y.
Circle 7-6091
OFFICERS:
President William J. Miller
Vice-President Harold Muller
Secretary Jay Rescher
Treasurer Frank G. Kirby
Business Representative Charles W. Downs
Sergeant-at-Arms Frank Landi
EXECUTIVE BOARD:
F. Fordham, G. Hinners, W. Kelly, F. Zucker, W. Nase, R. Edwards, A. Gold, U. Whipple, J. Per- gola, E. F. Hyland, W. Lang.
TRUSTEES:
R. Foster, L. Lipp, L. Lang.
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INTERNATIONAL PHOTOG- RAPHERS OF THE MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRIES
Affiliated with I. A. T. S. E. & M. P. M. O,
Midwest Branch, Local 666
327 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, 111.
WEbster 7440
OFFICERS:
President Bertel J. Kleerup
1st Vice-President Emile Montemurro
2nd Vice-President Fred Felbinger
Treasurer Fred Hafferkamp
Financial Secretary Walter Hotz
Recording Secretary Mervin LaRue
Sergeant-at-Arms Harry Birch
Business Manager W. H. Strafford
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Bertel J. Kleerup, Emil Montemurro, Walter Hotz, Marvin LaRue, Fred Hafferkamp, Harry Birch, Floyd Traynham, Fred Felbinger, Harold Witt, Charles Geis.
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INTERNATIONAL PHOTOG- RAPHERS OF THE MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRIES
Affiliated with I. A. T. S. E. & M. P. M. O. West Coast Branch, Local 659 501 Taft Bldg, Hollywood, Calif. Hillside 7221
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lUNIOR SCREEN ACTORS' GUILD
8743 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. CRestview 12166
OFFICERS:
President Larry Steers
1st Vice-President Bob Ellsworth
2nd Vice-President Jay Eaton
Assistant Secretary Nate Edwards
Secretary-Treasurer Aubrey Blair
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Larry Steers, Bee Stephens, Red Burger, Harvey Parry, Bill O'Brien, Charley Drubin, Lee Phelps, Flor- ence Wix, Peter DuRey, Louis J. Becker, Jack Cheat- ham, Larry Emmons, Mel Forrester, Peter Gardner, Sam Garrett, Mabel Ingraham, Bud Winters, Harry Mayo, Max Pollack, Jean Valgean, Antrim Short, Richard Bitgood, Warren Dearborn, Nellie Farrell, Clayton Jones, Harry C. Myers, Kenner Kemp, Anita Wilson.
THE LAMBS ~ * ~
130 W. 44th St., New York, N. Y. BRyant 9-8020
OFFICERS:
Shepherd William Gaxton
Boy Fred Waring
Corresponding Secretary Dr. M. S. Taylor
Recording Secretary Raymond Peck
Treasurer J. C. Cuppia
Librarian Earl Benham
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: A. O. Brown, Arthur Hurley, Kenneth Webb, Prisetly Morrison, William J. Rapp, John Hayden, James E. Meighan, R. L. Ha?ue, J. W. Powell, Martin Gillen, Bernhard Benson, Leonard Liebling, Hiram C. Bloomingdale, Al Ochs, Pat O'Brien.
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THE MASQUERS
1765 N. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood, Calif. Hollywood 2164
OFFICERS:
Harlequin Pat O'Brien
Pierrot Robert Armstrong
Croesus Howard B. Hanshey
Pantaloon William B. Davidson
Reader Frank Campeau
JESTERATE: Ned A. Sparks, Edwin Maxwell, Benjamin W. Ship- man, Eugene Pallette, Russell Hopton, Frank McHugh, Harry Joe Brown, Charles Chase, Frank Morgan, Alan Mowbray, Max Strasburg, James Finlayson, Berton Churchill.
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MOTION PICTURE LOCATION MANAGERS' ASSOCIATION
c/o Lou Strohm, Secretary
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Culver City, Calif.
REpublic 0211
OFFICERS:
Honorary President Fred W. Beetson
President Ralph E. Black
Vice-President Louis Shapiro
Secretary-Treasurer Lou Strohm
MOTION PICTURE PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA, INC.
28 W. 44fh St., New York, N. Y.
BRyant 9-4000
OFFICERS:
President Will H. Hays
Secretary Carl E. Milliken
Treasurer F. L. Herron
Assistant Treasurer George Borthwick
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Will H. Hays, Chairman; Barney Balaban, Harry D. Buckley, Robert N. Cochrane, Jack Cohn, Cecil B. deMille, Earl W. Mammons, Edgar B. Hatrick, F. L. Herron, Sidney R. Kent, Sol Lesser, Hal E. Roach, David Sarnoff, Nicholas M. Schenck, Leo Spitz, Albert H. Warner, Harry H. Warner.
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MEMBERSHIP: Bray Productions, Inc., 729 Seventh Ave., New York,
N. Y. Caddo Co., Inc., 7000 Romaine St., Hollywood, Calif. Columbia Pictures Corp., 729 Seventh Ave., New York,
N. Y. Cosmopolitan Corp., Burbank, Calif. Cecil B. deMille Productions, Inc., 2010 deMille
Drive, Hollywood, Calif. Walt Disney Productions, Ltd., 2719 Hyperion Ave.,
Los Angeles, Calif. Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y. Educational Films Corp. of America, 1501 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Electrical Research Products, Inc., 250 W. 57th St.,
New York, N. Y. Samuel Goldwyn, Inc., 7210 Santa Monica Blvd., Los
Angeles, Calif. D. W. Griffith, Inc., c o W. R. Oelesby, 300 Madison
Ave., New York, N. Y. Inspiration Pictures, Inc., 729 Seventh Ave., New York,
N. Y. Jesse L. Lasky Productions. Hollywood, Calif. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributing Corp., 1540 Broad- way, New York, N. Y. Paramount Pictures, Inc., 1501 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. Pioneer Pictures, Inc., 1041 N. Formosa Ave., Los
Angeles, Calif. Principal Pictures Corp., 7000 Romaine St., Los
Angeles, Calif. RCA Manufacturing Co., Inc., Camden, N. J. RKO Radio Pictures, Inc., 1270 Sixth Ave., New York,
N. Y. Reliance Pictures, Inc., 1501 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. Hal Roach Studios, Inc., Culver City, Calif. Selznick-lnternational Pictures, Inc., 9336 Washington
Blvd., Culver City, Calif. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp., 444 W. 56th St.,
New York, N. Y. United Artists Corp., 729 Seventh Ave., New York,
N. Y. Universal Pictures Corp., 1250 Sixth Ave., New York,
N. Y. Vitagraph, Inc., 321 W. 44th St., New York, N. Y. Walter Wanger Productions, Inc., 1045 N. Formosa
Ave., Hollywood, Calif. Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., 321 W. 44th St., New
York, N. Y.
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MOTION PICTURE STUDIO MECHANICS
251 W. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. Wisconsin 7-3491
OFFICERS:
President Sal J. Scoppa
Vice-President Charles Cavanaugh
Business Manager John W. Murphy
General Secretary-Treasurer James A. Delaney
Recording Secretary William J. Doran
Sergeant-at-Arms John Brandt
Chairman of Trustees Anthony Ross
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SCREEN ACTORS' GUILD
8743 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. CRestview 21266
OFFICERS:
President Robert Montgomery
1st Vice-President James Cagney
2nd Vice-President Joan Crawford
3rd Vice-President Chester Morris
Secretary Kenneth Thomson
Assistant Secretary Boris Karloff
Treasurer Noel Madison
Assistant Treasurer Murray Kinnell
DIRECTORS: Edward Arnold, Dudley Digges, Paul Harvey, Lucile Gleason, Jean Hersholt, Claude King, Frederic March,
Frank Morgan, Ralph Morgan, Alan Mowbray, Edward G. Robinson, Donald Woods, Robert Young, Elizabeth Rusdon, Humphrey Bogart, Franchot Tone, Warren William, Porter Hall, Russell Hicks, Irving Pichel, Jean Muir, Erin O'Brien-Moore, Edwin Stanley, Gloria Stuart.
ADVISORY BOARD: Eddie Cantor, Berton Churchill, Clay Clement, Frank Conroy, Gary Cooper, Henrietta Crosman, Marion Davies, James Dunn, Edward Ellis, Florence Fair, Norman Foster, Ciark Gable, James Gleason, Otto Kruger, Hugh Herbert, Miriam Hopkins, Bela Loguso. Victor McLag- len, Adolphe Menjou, Paul Muni, Bradley Page, Dick Powell, Jessie Ralph, Ivan Simpson, C. Aubrey Smith, Charles Starrett, Genevieve Tobin. Lee Tracy, Evelyn Venable, Lois Wilson, Walter Abel. Maude Eburne, Gilbert Emery, Brandon Evans, Peter Lorre, Herbert Marshall, Gloria Swanson, Richard Tucker.
SCREEN DIRECTORS' GUILD
1525 N. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood, Calif. GRanite 4646
OFFICERS:
President King Vidor
1st Vice-President Lewis Milestone
2nd Vice-President Frank Tuttle
Secretary Richard Wallace
Treasurer John Ford
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Herbert Biberman, John Cromwell, Howard W. Hawks, Wesley Ruggles, Rouben Mamoulian, William A. Wellman, Edward Sutherland, H. Bruce Humber- stone, Gregory La Cava, Phil Rosen.
STUDIO ELECTRICIANS AND SOUND TECHNICIANS
Affiliated with A. F. of L.
Local No. 40, I. B. E. W.
Room 203, 1509 N. Vine St., Hollywood, Calif. OFFICERS:
President R. C. Scaife
Treasurer H. P. Foss
Business Mgr. -Recording Secretary Al Speede
Financial Secretary T. W. Lamar
SCREEN WRITERS' GUILD
1655 N. Cherokee Ave., Hollywood, Calif. GLadstone 4181
UNITED SCENICARTISTS
Local 829, B. P. D. P. H. of A.
251 W. 42nd St., New York, N. Y.
Wisconsin 7-9030
OFFICERS:
President Walter Percival
Vice-President George William
Treasurer George Everett
Recording Secretary Joseph Tolano
Financial Secretary Charles Roman
Business Representative Fred Marshall
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UNITED SCENIC ARTISTS
Local 621
1605 N. Cahuenga Ave., Hollywood, Calif.
HEmpstead 3204
OFFICERS:
President Lewis Physioc
Vice-President Fred Rickeman
Treasurer Edward Langley
Recording Secretary Clayton Thomason
Financial Secretary Arthur Thomas
Business Agent Charles Elrod
Warden James M. Johnson
Conductor Thomas K. Hall
Trustees Walter Hall, Charles Wallace, Charles Farber
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Photo Engravers
TO THE
MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY
CITY PHOTO ENGRAVING CORP
250 WEST 54th STREET, NEW YORK CITY
COLUMBUS 5-6741-2-3
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FEATURES RELEASED
DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1937
THE 1937 FILM DAILY PRODUCT GUIDE AND DIRECTORS' ANNUAL
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'*How I have helped shape the Careers of hundreds of stars of the stage, screen and radio''
NED WAYBURN
Have you ever wondered how the stars of the stage, screen and radio achieved their success? Do they seem to have a glamorous gift which others don't possess. If that is what you think I would like to tell you more about it. For twenty-five years I have been connected with the "show business," and have had the privilege of training hundreds of girls and young men, many of whom are the great stars of to-day. Most of these people were just like anyone else to begin with. The same training that brought them success is available to you.
You are invited to visit the Ned Wayburn studios and learn about the many wonderful opportunities to prepare for a career.
All irBstructlon under the personal supervision of Ned Wayburn
STAGE DANCING for adult girls and women. Morning, afternoon or evening classes.
TWICE WEEKLY EVENING CLASSES for business and school girls.
CHILDREN'S SATURDAY DANCING COURSES— rounded training. Also CHILDREN'S ONCE WEEKLY DOLLAR CLASSES Mondays to Friday.
REDUCING and BUILDING UP classes at 10:30, 3:30, 7:30, Mondays to Fridays. Ned Wayburn's famous "Limbering and Stretching" courses.
BALLROOM DANCING — Private instruction or your own exclusive classes.
RADIO CLASSES and private lessons for children and adults.
INSTRUCTION IN FACIAL MAKE-UP for stage, screen or street. Under MAX FACTOR supervision.
Home Study Courses Dancer s Supplies — Dance Routines by Mail
Ned Wayburn Institute of Dancing & Radio Broadcasting School
625 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK
Between 58t/i and 59f/i Streets Telephone: Wlckershum 2-4300
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RELEASES
CASTS, CREDITS, REVIEW AND RELEASE DATES OF FEA- TURES RELEASED JANUARY TO JUNE, 1937
ACES WILD
DISTRIBUTOR: Commodore.
CAST: Harry Carey, Gertrude Messinger, Phil Dun- ham, Ed Cassidy, Chick Morrison, Ted Lorch, William McCall, Roger Williams.
DIRECTOR: Harry Eraser; AUTHOR: Monroe Tal- Talbot; CAMERAMAN: Robert Cline; EDITOR: Arthur Brooks.
REVIEWED: 1-20-37.
ADA, TO NE WYPATtA! (Polish)
(Ada, That Will Never Do!)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Poland.
CAST: Loda Niemirzanka, Aleksander Zabszynski; DIRECTOR: Z. Mayflower.
REVIEWED: 5-7-37.
AFFAIRS OF CAPPY RICKS, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Walter Brennan, Mary Brian, Lyie Talbot, Frank Melton, Frank Shields, Georgia Caine, Phyllis Barry, Walter B. Davidson, Frank Shannon, Howard Brooks, Anthony Pawley, Sherry Hall, Don Rowan, Will Stanton.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Burt Kelley: DIRECTOR Ralph Staub; AUTHOR: Peter B. Kyne; SCREENPLAY Lester Cole; CAMERAMAN: Ernest Miller; EDITOR William Morgan.
REVIEWED: 5-29-37; RELEASED: 5-24-37.
AFRICAN HOLIDAY
DISTRIBUTOR: Harry C. Pearson. PRODUCER: Harry C. Pearson. REVIEWED: 6-7-37.
AMORE EL DOLORE (Italian)
(Love and Sorrow)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Italy. CAST: Elio Steiner, Dria Paola, Carlo Lombardi; DIRECTOR: Guido Brignone. REVIEWED: 5-18-37.
AMPHITRYON (French)
DISTRIBUTOR: Globe Film Distributing Co.; pro- duced in France. CAST: Henri Garat, Armand Ber- nard, Jeanne Boitel, Oddette Florelle, Marguerite Moreno. DIRECTORS: Reinhold Schunzel, Albert Valentin.
REVIEWED: 3-30-37.
ANGEL'S HOLIDAY
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Jane Withers, Robert Kent, Joan Davis, Sally Blane, Harold Huber, Frank Jenks, Ray Walker, John Qualen, Lon Chaney, Jr., Al Lydell, Russell Hopton, Paul Hurst, John Kelly, George Taylor, Cy Kendall, Charles Arnt.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: John Stone; DIRECTOR: James Tinling; AUTHORS: Frank Fenton, Lynn Root; SCREENPLAY: Frank Fenton, Lynn Root; ART DIREC- TOR: Bernard Herzbrun; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Samuel Kaylin; SONG: Harold Howard, Bill Telaak; CAMERA- MAN: Daniel B. Clark; EDITOR: Nick De Maggio.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37; RELEASED: 6-4-37.
ANOTHER DAWN
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Kay Francis, Errol Flynn, Ian Hunter, Frieda Inescort. Herbert Mundin, G. P. Huntley, Jr., Billy Bevan, Clyde Cook, Richard Powell, Kenneth Flunter, Mary Forbes, Eily Malyon, Charles Austin, Joseph Torer, Ben Welden, Spencer Teakle, David Clyde, Charles Irwin, Reginald Sheffield, Martin Garralga, George Regas.
DIRECTOR: William Dieterle; SCREENPLAY: Doyle; CAMERAMAN: Tony Gaudio.
REVIEWED: 6-18-37; RELEASED: 6-26-37.
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ANYTHING FOR A THRILL
DISTRIBUTOR: Conn Pictures.
CAST: Frankie Darro, Kane Richmond, June John- son, Ann Evers, Johnstone White, Horace Murphy, Eddie Hearn, Ernie Adams.
PRODUCER: Maurice Conn; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Martin G. Cohn- DIRECTOR: Les Goodwins; AUTHOR: Peter B. Kyne; SCREENPLAY: Joseph O'Donnell, Stan- ley Lowenstein; CAMERAMAN: Jack Greenhaigh; EDITOR: Richard Wray.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37.
APRIL ROMANCE
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M; produced in England.
CAST: Richard Tauber, Jane Baxter, Carl Esmond, Athene Seyler, Paul Graetz, Charles Carson, Mar- guerite Allan, Edward Chapman, Lester Matthews, Gibb McLaughlin, Ivan Samson, Cecil Ramage, Hugh Dempster, Spencer Trevor, Frederick Lloyd.
DIRECTOR: Paul L. Stein; SCREENPLAY: John Drinkwater, Roger Burford, Franz Shuiz, G. H. Clut- sam- CAMERAMEN: Otto Kanturek, Brian Langley; EDITOR: Leslie Norman.
REVIEWED: 2-2-37; RELEASED: 11-20-36.
ARANYEMBER (Hungarian)
(Man of Gold)
DISTRIBUTOR: Danubia Pictures; produced in Hun- gary.
CAST: Fran Kiss. Maria Egry, Marta Kormos, Maria Mezey; DIRECTOR: Bela Gaal.
REVIEWED: 5-11-37.
ARIZONA DAYS
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Tex Ritter, Ethelind Terry, Syd Saylor, Wil- liam Faversham, Eleanore Stewart, Forest Taylor, Snub Pollard, Glen Strange, Horace Murphy, Earl Dwire, Bud Buster, Salty Holmes.
PRODUCER: Edward F. Finney; SUPERVISOR: Linds- ley Parsons; DIRECTOR: Jack English; SCREENPLAY: Sherman Lowe; CAMERAMAN: Gus Peterson; EDITOR: Fred Bains.
REVIEWED: 2-2-37; RELEASED: 1-30-37.
ARIZONA MAHONEY
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Joe Cook, Robert Cummings, June Martel, Larry Crabbe, Marjorie Gateson, John Miljan, Dave Chasen, Irving Bacon, Richard Carle, Billie Lee, Fred Kohler, Sr.
PRODUCER: A. M. Botsford; DIRECTOR: James Hogan; AUTHOR: Zane Grey (from "Stairs of Sand"); SCREENPLAY: Robert Yost, Stuart Anthony; CAMERA- MAN: George Clemens; EDITOR: James Smith.
REVIEWED: 5-4-37.
ARMORED CAR
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Robert Wilcox, Judith Barrett, Cesar Romero, Irving Pichel, David Oliver, Bill Lundigan, Tony Hughes, Tom Kennedy, Harry Davenport, Inez Courtney, Rollo Lloyd, Richard Tucker, John Kelley, Joe King, Paul Fix, Jack Powell.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: E. M. Asher; DIRECTOR: Lewis R. Foster: AUTHOR: William Pierce; SCREEN- PLAY: Lewis R. Foster, Robert N. Lee; ART DIREC- TOR: Jack Otterson; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Charles Previn; SPECIAL EFFECTS: John P. Fulton; CAMERA- MAN: Stanley Cortez; EDITOR: Frank Cross.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37; RELEASED: 6-20-37.
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ARSHIM MAL ALAN (Armenian)
(The Peddler Lover)
DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown; produced In Armenia. CAST: Setrag Vartian, Gayoush Sinko, Roupen Step- anian. DIRECTOR: Setrag Vartian.
REVIEWED: 3-15-37.
AS GOOD AS MARRIED
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Doris Nolan, John Boles, Walter Pidgeon, Alan Mowbray, Tala Birell, Katharine Alexander, Mary Philips, Ernest Cossart, David Oliver, Harry Davenport, Esther Ralston, Dorothea Kent, Elsa Christian, Walter Byron.
PRODUCER: Charles R. Rogers; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: E. M. Asher; DIRECTOR: Edward Buzzell; AUTHOR: Norman Krasna; SCREENPLAY: F. Hugh Herbert, Lynn Starling; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Charles Previn; SPECIAL EFFECTS: John P. Fulton; CAMERA- MAN: Merritt Gerstad; EDITOR: Philip Cahn.
REVIEWED: 4-22-37; RELEASED: 5-9-37.
BANK ALARM
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Conrad Nagel, Eleanore Hunt, Vince Bar- nett, Wilma Francis, William Thorne, Wheeler Oak- man, Charles Delaney, Fhil Dunham, Henry Hall, Jack Cheatham, Henry Roquemore.
PRODUCER: George A. Hirliman; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Charles J. Hunt; SUPERVISOR: Sam Diegs; DIRECTOR: Louis Gasnier; AUTHORS: David S. Levy, Griffin Jay; SCREENPLAY: David S. Levy, Griffin Jay; CAMERAMAN: Mack Stengler; EDITOR: Mack Stengler.
REVIEWED: 6-4-37; RELEASED: 6-25-37.
BAR Z BAD MEN
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Johnny Mack Brown, Lois January, Tom London, Frank LaRue, Ernie Adams, Dick Curtis, Milt Morante, Jack Rockwell.
PRODUCER: A. W. Hackel; DIRECTOR: Sam New- field; AUTHOR: James P. Olsen; SCREENPLAY: George H. Plympton; CAMERAMAN: Bert Longnecker; EDI- TOR: S. Roy Luby.
REVIEWED: 4-22-37; RELEASED: 1-20-37.
BATTLE OF GREED
DISTRIBUTOR: Crescent.
CAST: Tom Keene, Gwynne Shipman, James Bush, Jimmy Butler, Robert Fiske, Carl Stockdale.
PRODUCER: E. B. Derr; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Bernard Moriarty; DIRECTOR: Howard Higgin; SCREENPLAY: John T. Neville; CAMERAMAN: Paul Ivano; EDITOR: Donald M. Barratt.
REVIEWED: 1-4-37.
BEDZIE LEPIEJ (Polish)
(Happy Days)
DISTRIBUTOR: Kinopol; produced in Poland. CAST: Szczepko and Tongo, Wanda Jarszweska, Wilhelm Korabiowski. DIRECTOR: M. Waszynskiego.
REVIEWED: 4-9-37.
BEETHOVEN CONCERTO (Russian)
DISTRIBUTOR: Amkino; produced in Russia. Cast: Vladimir Gardin, A. Larikov, A. Melnikov, M. Taima- nov. DIRECTORS: V. Schmidthof, M. Gavronsky. REVIEWED: 3-30-37.
BEETHOVEN'S GREAT LOVE (French)
DISTRIBUTOR: French Motion Picture Corp.; pro- duced in France. CAST: Harry Bauer, Annie Ducaux, Jany Holt, J. L. Barrault, S. Fainsilber, Debucourt Rosenberg, Madeleine Soria, Lucas Gridoux, Nadine Picard, Pauley. PRODUCER: Abel Gance; SCREEN- PLAY: Abel Gance; MUSICAL ADAPTATION: Louis Mason.
REVIEWED: 1-29-37.
BEHIND THE HEADLINES DISTRIBUTOR: RKO. CAST: Lee Tracy, Diana Gibson, Donald Meek, Paul
Guilfoyle, Philip Huston, Frank M. Thomas, Tom Ken- nedy, Doodles Weaver, Ralph Robertson, Art Thalasso, Edith Craig.
PRODUCER: Cliff Reid; DIRECTOR: Richard Ros- son; AUTHOR: Thomas Ahearne; SCREENPLAY: J. R. Bren, E. L. Hartman; CAMERAMAN: Russell Metty.
REVIEWED: 6-3-37; RELEASED: 5-14-37.
BELOVED VAGABOND, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia; produced in England.
CAST: Maurice Chevalier, Betty Stockfeld, Mar- garet Lockwood, Desmond Tester, Austin Trevor, Peter Haddon, Charles Carson, Cathleen Nesbitt.
DIRECTOR: Kurt Bernhardt; AUTHOR: W. J. Locke; SCREENPLAY: High Mills, Walter Creighton, Arthur Wimperis; CAMERAMAN: Franz Planer; EDITOR: Doug Myers.
REVIEWED: 2-9-37.
BETWEEN TWO WOMEN
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M
CAST: Franchot Tone, Maureen O'Sullivan, Virginia Bruce, Leonard Penn, Cliff Edwards, Janet Beecher, Charley Grapewin, Helen Troy, Grace Ford, June Clayworth, Edward Norris, Anthony Nace, Hugh Marlowe.
DIRECTOR: George B. Seitz; AUTHOR: Eric von Stroheim; SCREENPLAY: Frederick Stephani, Marion Tarsonnet; ART DIRECTOR: Cedric Gibbons; MON- TAGE: John Hoffman; MUSICAL SCORE: Dr. William Axt; CAMERAMAN: John Seitz; EDITOR: W. Donn Hayes.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37.
BEWARE OF LADIES
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Donald Cook, Judith Allen, George Meeker, Goodee Montgomery, Russell Hopton, William Newall, Dwight Frye, Thomas Jackson, Josephine Whittell, William Crowell, Robert Strange, Robert Emmett Keane, Eric Wilton, Phil Dunham.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine; DIRECTOR: Irving Pichel; SCREENPLAY: L. C. Dublin; CAMERAMAN: William Nobles- EDITOR: Ernest Nims.
REVIEWED: 1-12-37; RELEASED: 12-21-36.
BIG BUSINESS
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Jed Prouty, Shirley Deane, Spring Byington, Russell Gleason, Kenneth Howell, Allan Lane, George Ernest, June Carlson, Florence Roberts, Billy Mahin, Marjorie Weaver, Frank Conroy, Wallis Clark.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Max Golden; DIRECTOR: Frank R. Strayer; AUTHORS: Ron Ferguson, Eleanore De Lamater; SCREENPLAY: Robert Ellis, Helen Logan; ART DIRECTOR: Chester Gore; MUSICAL DIRECTION: Samuel Kaylin; CAMERAMAN: Edward Snyder; EDI- TOR: Al De Gaetano.
REVIEWED: 4-13-37; RELEASED: 6-18-37.
BIG SHOW, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Kay Hughes, Sally Payne, William Newell, Max Terhune, Charles Judels, Sons of the Pioneers, Jones Boys, Beverly Hills Billies, Light Crust Boys, Rex King, Harry Worth, Mary Russell, Christine Maple, Jerry Larkin, Jack O'Shea, Wedgewood Nowell, Antrim Short, June John- son, Grace Durkin.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine; DIRECTOR: Mack V. Wright- AUTHORS: Dorrell and Stuart McGowan; SCREENPLAY: Dorrell and Stuart McGowan; CAMERA- MAN: William Nobles; EDITOR: Murray Seldeen.
REVIEWED: 6-24-37.
BILL CRACKS DOWN
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Grant Withers, Beatrice Roberts, Ranny Weeks, Judith Allen, William Newell, Pierre Watkin, Robert Williams, Georgia Caine, Greta Meyer, Edgar Norton, Harry Depp, Eugene King, Landers Stevens, Eddie Anderson.
PRODUCER: William Berke; DIRECTOR: William
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Nigh; AUTHORS: Owen Francis, Morgan Cox; SCREEN- PLAY: Dorrell McGowan, Stuart McGowan; CAMERA- MAN: William Nobles.
REVIEWED: 3-22-37; RELEASED: 3-22-37.
BUNDE PASSAGIERE (German)
(Stowaways)
DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown; produced In Germany. CAST: Pat and Patachon, Albert Hoermann. Genia Nikolajews. DIRECTOR: Fred Sauer.
REVIEWED: 3-12-37.
BORDER CAFE
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO.
CAST: Harry Carey, John Seal, Armida, George Irv- ing, Leona Roberts, J. Carroll Naish, Marjorie Lord, Lee Patrick, Paul Fix, Max Wagner, Walter Miller.
PRODUCER: Robert Sisk; DIRECTOR: Lew Landers; AUTHOR: Thomas Gill; SCREENPLAY: Lionel Houser; CAMERAMAN: Nicholas Musuraca; EDITOR: Jack Hively.
REVIEWED: 6-9-37; RELEASED: 6-4-37.
BORDER PHANTOM
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Bob Steele, Harley Wood, Don Barclay, Karl Hackett, Horace Murphy, Miki Morita, Perry Murdock, Hans Joby, Frank Ball.
PRODUCER: A. W. Hackel; DIRECTOR: S. Roy Luby; AUTHOR: Fred Myton; SCREENPLAY: Fred Myton; CAMERAMAN: Jack Greenhaigh; EDITOR: Roy Claire.
REVIEWED: 6-7-37.
BORDERLAND
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: William Boyd, James Ellison, George Hayes, Stephen Morris, Nora Lane, Charlene Wyatt, Trevor Bardette, Earl Hodgins, Al Bridge, George Chesboro, John Beach, Ed Cassidy.
PRODUCER: Harry Sherman; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Eugene Strong; DIRECTOR: Nate Watt; AUTHOR Clarence E. Mulford (from "Bring Me His Ears") SCREENPLAY: Harrison Jacobs; CAMERAMAN: Archie Stout; EDITOR: Robert Warwick.
REVIEWED: 2-15-37; RELEASED: 2-26-37.
BORN RECKLESS
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Rochelle Hudson, Brian Donlevy, Barton MacLane. Robert Kent, Harry Carey, Pauline Moore, Chick Chandler, William Pawley, Frances McDonald, George Wolcott, Joseph Crehan.
PRODUCER: Sol M. Wurtzel- ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Milton H. Feld; DIRECTOR: Malcolm St. Clair; AUTHOR: Jack Andrews; SCREENPLAY: John Patrick, Robert Ellis, Helen Logan; ART DIRECTOR: Chester Gore; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Samuel Kaylin; CAMERAMAN: Daniel B. Clark; EDITOR: Alex Trof- fey.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37; RELEASED: 7-9-37.
BREEZING HOME
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal,
CAST: William Gargan, Binnie Barnes, Wendy Bar- rie, Raymond Walburn, Alma Kruger, Alan Baxter, William Best, Michael Loring.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Edmund Grainger; DIREC- TOR: Milton Carruth; AUTHORS: Finley Peter Dunne, Jr., Philip Dunne; SCREENPLAY: Charles Grayson; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Charles Previn; MUSIC: Jimmy McHugh; LYRICS: Harold Adamson; CAMERAMAN: Gilbert Warrenton; EDITOR: Otis Garrett.
REVIEWED: 2-2-27; RELEASED: 1-31-37.
BROKEN BLOSSOMS
DISTRIBUTOR: Imperial; produced in England.
CAST: Dolly Haas, Emiyn Williams, Arthur Mar- getson, Ernest Sefton, C. V. France, Ernest Jay, Bertha Belmore, Gibb McLaughlin, Donald Calthrop, Kathleen Harrison, Kenneth Villiers, Jerry Verno, Basil Radford, Edith Sharpe.
PRODUCER: Julius Hagen; DIRECTOR: Hans Brahm;
CAMERAMAN: Curt Courant; EDITOR: Ralph Kemplen. REVIEWED: 1-15-37.
BULLDOG DRUMMOND ESCAPES
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Ray Millard, Sir Guy Standing, Heather Angel, Porter Hall, Reginald Denny, E. E. Clive, Fay Holden, Walter Kingsford, Patrick Kelly, Charles McNaughton, Clyde Cook, Frank Elliott.
DIRECTOR: James Hogan; AUTHORS: H. C. McNeile, Gerard Fairlie; SCREENPLAY: Edward T. Lowe; CAMERAMAN: Victor Milner; EDITOR: William Shea.
REVIEWED: 4-6-37; RELEASED: 1-22-37.
CAFE METROPOLE
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Loretta Young, Tyrone Power, Adolphs Men- jou, Gregory Ratoff, Charles Winninger; Helen West- ley, Ferdinand Gottschalk, Christian Rub, George Renevent, Frederik Vogeding, Leonid Kinskey, Hal Dawson, Albert Conti, Leonid Snegoff, Armand Kaliz, Paul Porcasi, Andre Cheron, Marcelle Corday, Louise Clark, Louis Mercier.
PRODUCER: Nunnally Johnson; DIRECTOR: Edward H.Griffith; AUTHOR: Gregory Ratoff; SCREENPLAY: Jacques Duval; CAMERAMAN: Lucien Andriot.
REVIEWED: 4-29-37; RELEASED: 5-7-37.
CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: John Wayne, Louise Latimer, Robert Mc- Wade, Theodore von Eltz, Tully Marshall, Emerson Treacy, Harry Allen, LeRoy Mason, Grace Goodall, Olaf Hytten, Monty Vandergrift, Lorin Raker.
PRODUCER: Trem Carr; DIRECTOR: Arthur Lubin; AUTHOR: Herman Boxer; SCREENPLAY: Scott Dar- ling; CAMERAMAN: Harry Neumann; EDITORS: Charles Craft, Erma Horsley.
REVIEWED: 4-16-37; RELEASED: 5-2-37.
CALL IT A DAY
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Olivia de Haviliand, Ian Hunter, Anita Louise, Alice Brady, Roland Young, Frieda Inescort, Bonita Granville, Peggy Wood, Marcia Ralston, Wal- ter Woolf King, Peter Willes, Una O'Connor, Beryl Mercer, Elsa Buchanan, Mary Field.
TRODUCER: Hal B. Wallis; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Henry Blanke' DIRECTOR: Archie Mayo; AUTHOR: Dodie Smith; SCREENPLAY: Casey Robin- son; CAMERAMAN: Ernest Haller; EDITOR: James Gibbons.
REVIEWED: 3-6-37; RELEASED: 4-17-37.
CALL TO ARMS (Russian)
DISTRIBUTOR: Amkino; produced in Russia.
CAST: M. Kedrov, E. Malnikova, A. Garder; DIREC- TOR: A. Marcheret.
REVIEWED: 5-7-37.
CAPTAIN'S KID, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: May Robson, Sybil Jason, Guy Kibbee, Jane Bryan, Fred Lawrence, Dick Purcell, Mary Treen, Gus Shy, Maude Allen, Granville Bates, Vic Potel, George E. Stone, Gordon Hart, Tom Wilson, Robert Emmett Keane, Jack Wise.
DIRECTOR: Nick Grinde; AUTHOR: Earl Pelton; SCREENPLAY: Tom Reed; CAMERAMAN: Ernest Hal- ler; EDITOR: Jack Saper.
REVIEWED: 1-23-37; RELEASED: 11-14-36.
CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer Tracy, Lionel Barrymore, Melvyn Douglas, Charley Grapewin, Mickey Rooney, John Carradine. Oscar O'Shea, Jack LaRue. Waiter Kingsford, Donald Briggs, Sam Mc- Daniels. Billy Burrud.
PRODUCER: Louis D. Lighten; DIRECTOR: Victor Fleming; AUTHOR: Rudyard Kipling; SCREENPLAY: John Lee Mahin, Marc Connelly, Dale Van Every;
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MARINE DIRECTOR: James Havens; MUSICAL SCORE AND ORIGINAL MUSIC: Franz Waxman; LYRICS: Gus Kahn; CAMERAMAN: Harold Rosson; EDITOR: Elmo Vernon. REVIEWED: 3-29-37.
CHAMPAGNE WALTZ
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Gladys Swarthout, Fred MacMurray, Jack Oakie, Veioz and Yolanda, Herman Bing, Vivienne Osborne, Frank Forest, Benny Baker, Ernest Cossart, Fritz Leiber, James Burke, Maude Eburne, Michael Visaroff, Guy Bates Post, Maurice Cass.
PRODUCER: Harlan Thompson; DIRECTOR: Edward Sutherland; AUTHORS: Billy V^ilder, H. S. Kraft; SCREENPLAY: Don Hartman, Frank Butler; CAMERA- MAN: William Mellor; EDITOR: Paul Weatherwax.
REVIEWED: 2-5-37; RELEASED: 1-29-37.
CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OLYMPICS
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Warner Oland, Katherine deMille, Pauline Moore, Allan Lane, Keye Luke, C. Henry Gordon, John Eldredge, Layne Tom, Jr., Jonathan Hale, Mor- gan Wallace, Fredrik Vogending, Andrew Tombes, Howard Hickman.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: John Stone; DIRECTOR: H. Bruce Humberstone; AUTHOR: Paul Burger; SCREENPLAY: Robert Ellis, Helen Logan; ART DI- RECTOR: Albert Hogsetf MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Samuel Kaylin; CAMERAMAN: Daniel B. Clark; EDITOR: Fred Allen.
REVIEWED: 3-29-37; RELEASED: 5-21-37.
CHINA PASSAGE
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Constance Worth, Vinton Haworth, Leslie Fenton, Gordon Jones, Alex Craig, Dick Elliott, Frank M. Thomas, George Irving, Billy Gilbert, Joyce Compton, Phillip Ahn, Lotus Long, Lotus Liu, Tset- sui Komai, Moy Ming, Huntley Gordon, Anita Colby, William Corson, Alan Curtis.
PRODUCER: Cliff Reid; DIRECTOR: Edward Killy; AUTHOR: Taylor Caven; SCREENPLAY: Edmund L. Hartmann, J. Robert Bren; CAMERAMAN: Nicholas Musuraca: EDITOR: Desmond Marquette.
REVIEWED: 4-16-37; RELEASED: 3-12-37.
CIRCUS GIRL
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: June Travis, Robert Livingston, Donald Cook, Betty Compson, Charlie Murray, Lucille Osborne, Donald Kerr, Emma Dunn, John V/ray, John Holland, Kathryn Sheldon, The Escalante Family.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine- EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Herman Scholm; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Charles A. Browne; DIRECTOR: John A. Auer; AUTHOR: Frank R. Adams; SCREENPLAY: Adele Buffington, Bradford Ropes; CAMERAMAN: Jack Marta; EDITOR: Lester Orlebeck.
REVIEWED: 2-24-37; RELEASED: 3-1-37.
CLARENCE
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Roscoe Karns, Eleanore Whitney, Eugene Pallette, Johnny Downs, Inez Courtney, Charlotte Wynters, Spring Byington, Theodore von Eltz, Richard Powell.
DIRECTOR: George Archainbaud; AUTHOR: Booth Tarkington; SCREENPLAY: Seena Owen, Grant Gar- rett; CAMERAMAN: George Clemens; EDITOR: Arthur Schmidt.
REVIEWED: 3-10-37; RELEASED: 2-12-37.
COME ON, COWBOYS!
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Robert Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Ter- hune, Maxine Doyle, Willie Fung, Edward toil, Sr., Horace Murphy, Anne Bennett, Edward Cassidy, Fern Emmett, Roger Williams, Yakima Canutt, George Bur- ton, Merrill McCormick, Loren Riebe, Victor Allen, Al Taylor, George Blues.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Sol C. Siegel; DIRECTOR: Joseph Kane; SCRLENPLAY: Betty Burbridge- CAM- ERAMAN: Ernest Miller; EDITOR: Lester Orlebeck.
REVIEWED: 5-21-37; RELEASED: 5-24-37.
COUNTERFEIT LADY
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Ralph Bellamy, Joan Perry, Douglass Dum- brille, George McKay, Gene Morgan, Henry Mollin- son, John Tyrrell, Max Hoffman, Jr., Edward LeSaint, John Harrington.
DIRECTOR: D. Ross Lederman; AUTHOR: Harold Shumate- SCREENPLAY: Tom Van Dycke; CAMERA- MAN: Allen G. Siegler; EDITOR: James Sweeney.
REVIEWED: 1-12-37.
CRIME NOBODY SAW, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Lew Ayres, Ruth Coleman, Benny Baker, Eugene Pallette, Colin Tapley, Howard C. Hickman, Vivienne Osborne, Robert Emmett O'Connor, Jed Prouty, Hattie McDaniel, Ferdinand Gottschalk.
DIRECTOR: Charles Barton; AUTHOR: Ellery Queen, Lowell Brentano; SCREENPLAY: Bertram Millhauser; CAMERAMAN: Harry Fischbeck; EDITOR: James Smith.
RhVIEWED: 4-8-37; RELEASED: 3-12-37.
CRIMINAL LAWYER
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Lee Tracy, Margot Grahame, Eduardo Cian- nelli, Erik Rhodes, Betty Lawford, Frank M. Thomas, Wilfred Lucas, William Stack.
PRODUCER: Cliff Reid; DIRECTOR: Christy Ca- banne; AUTHOR: Louis Stevens; SCREENPLAY: G. V. Atwater, Thomas Lennon; CAMERAMAN: David Able; EDITOR: Jack Hively.
REVIEWED: 1-28-37; RELEASED: 1-29-37.
CRISIS MUNDIAL (Spanish)
(World Crisis)
DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown; produced in Spain. CAST: Antonita Colome; DIRECTOR: Benito Perojo.
REVIEWED: 2-18-37.
CZARDOS: IHRE TOLLSTE NACHT (German)
(Czardos: One Exciting Night)
DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown; produced in Germany.
CAST: Max Hansen, Irene Zilahy, Tibor von Halmy, Hans Olden; DIRECTOR: Walter Kolm.
REVIEWED: 6-24-37.
DAMAGED GOODS
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Pedro DeCordoba, Phyllis Barry, Douglas Walton, Arietta Duncan, Ferdinand Munier, Esther Dale, Clarence Wilson, Greta Meyer, Frank Melton, Gretchen Thomas.
PRODUCER: Phil Goldstone; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Irving Starr: DIRECTOR: Phil Stone; AUTHOR: Eugene Brieux; SCREENPLAY: Joseph Hoffman; CAMERA- MAN: Ira Morgan; EDITOR: Holbrook Todd.
REVIEWED: 6-24-37.
DANGEROUS HOLIDAY
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Ra Mould, Hedda Hopper, Guinn Williams, Jack La Rue, Jed Prouty, Lynn Roberts, William Bake- well, Fern Emmett, Virginia Sale, Franklin Tangborn, Grady Sutton, William Newell, Thomas E. Jackson, Olaf Hytten, Jack Mulhall, Michael Jeffrey, Harvey Clark, Wade Boteler, Carieton Young.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: William Berke; DIRECTOR: Nicholas Barrows; AUTHORS: Karen DeWolf, Barry Shipman- SCREENPLAY: Nicholas Barrows; CAMERA- MAN: William Nobles; EDITOR: Roy Livingston,
REVIEWED: 6-25-37; RELEASED: 6-7-37.
DANGEROUS NUMBER
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Robert Young, Ann Sothern, Reginald Owen, Cora Witherspoon, Dean Jagger, Maria Shelton, Bar- nett Parker, Charles Trowbridge, Franklyn Pangborn, Spencer Charters.
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DIRECTOR: Richard Thorpe; AUTHOR: Leona Dal- rympla; SCREENPLAY: Carey Wilson; CAMERAMAN: Leonard Smith; EDITOR: Blanche Sewali.
REVIEWED: 1-27-37; RELEASED: 1-22-37.
DARO' UN MILIONE (Italian)
(I Will Give a Million)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Italy. CAST: Vittorio de Sica, Assia Noris, Luigi Almirante. DIREC- TOR: Mario Camerini.
REVIEWED: 4-8-37.
DAS EINMALEINS DER LIEBE (German)
(Love's Arithmetic)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Luise Ellrich; Gustav Waldau, Paul Hoerbiger. DIRECTOR: Karl Hoffman.
REVIEWED: 1-4-37.
DAS HOFKONZERT (German)
(The Command Concert)
DISTRIBUTOR: Ufa; produced in Germany. CAST: Marta Eggerth, Johannes Heesters, Otto Tressler, Her- bert Huebner. DIRECTOR: Detlef Sierck.
REVIEWED: 3-30-37.
DAS MAEDCHEN IRENE (German)
(Daughter Irene)
DISTRIBUTOR: Ufa; produced in Germany.
CAST: Lil Dagover, Sabine Peters, Geraldine Katt, Hedwig Bleibtreu, Karl Schonboch, Hans Richter, Elsa Wagner, Roma Bahn, Alice Treff, Erich Fielder, Olga Limburg. Gertrud Wolle, Georges Boulanger, Hilde Scheppan; DIRECTOR: Reinhold Schunzel.
REVIEWED: 6-1-37.
DAY AT THE RACES, A
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: The Marx Brothers. Allan Jones, Maureen O'Sullivan, Margaret Dumont, Leonard Ceeley, Douglas Dumbrille, Esther Muir, Sig Rumann, Robert Middle- mass, Vivien Fay, Ivie Anderson, Crinoline Choir.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Max Siegel; DIRECTOR: Sam Wood; AUTHORS: Robert Pirosh, George Seaton; SCREENPLAY: Robert Pirosh, George Seaton, George Oppenheimer; ART DIRECTOR: Cedric Gibbons; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Franz Waxman; CAMERAMAN: Joseph Ruttenberg; EDITOR: Frank E. Hull.
REVIEWlD: 6-15-37.
DEATH IN THE AIR
DISTRIBUTOR: Puritan.
CAST: Lona Andre, John Carroll, Henry Hall, Leon Ames, Wheeler Oakman, Reed Howes, Pat Somerset, Gaston Glass, John S. Peters, Willard Kent, John Elliott.
PRODUCER: Fanchon Royer; DIRECTOR: Elmer Clifton; AUTHOR: Bernard McConville; SCREENPLAY: Charles R. Condon; CAMERAMEN: James Diamond, Art Read; EDITOR: Carl Himm.
REVIEWED: 2-15-37.
DENARE E D'AMORE (Italian)
(Money and Lovei
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Italy. CAST: Elsa Merlini. Amedeo Mazzari. Maurizio D'Ancora. DIRECTOR: Guido Brignone.
REVIEWED: 3-22-37.
DER DSCHUNGEL RUFT (German)
(The Call of the Jungle)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown' produced in Germany. CAST: Harry Piel, Paul Henckels, Ursula Grabley; DIRECTOR: Harry Piel.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37.
DER GIPFELSTURMER (German)
(The Peak Scaler)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Franzl Schmidt, Walter Krieger, MizzI Bardorf. DIRECTOR: Franz Wenzler.
REVIEWED: 4-14-37.
DER lAGER VON FALL (German)
(The Hunter)
DISTRIBUTOR: Ufa; produced in Germany. CAST: Paul Richter, Saria Sera, Georgia Holl; DIRECTOR: Hans Deppe.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37.
DER KAISER VON KALIFORNIEN (German)
(The Emperor of California)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Luis Trenker, Victoria von Belasko, Karii Zwigman; DIRECTOR: Luis Trenker. REVIEWED: 5-13-37.
DER LETZTE WALTZER (German)
(The Last Waltz)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Camilla Horn, Ernst Dumcke, Max Gulestorf; DIRECTOR: Georg Jacoby.
REVIEWED: 4-19-37.
DER RAUB DER SABINERINNEN (German)
(The Rape of the Sabines)
DISTRIBUTOR: American Tobis Corp.; produced in Germany. CAST: Max Guelstorff, Maria Koppenhoef- fer. Use Petri; DIRECTOR: R. A. Staemmle.
REVIEWED: 1-20-37.
DESTINO DI DONNA (Italian)
(A Woman's Destiny)
DISTRIBUTOR: Piedmond; produced in Italy.
CAST: Nino Besozzi, Elsa de Giorgi, Mino D'Ora, Roberto Pigani, Pina Renzi, Nora Dani, Iroio Gizzi, Carlo Duse; DIRECTOR: Guido Brignone.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37.
DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Richard Dix, Dolores Del Rio, Chester Mor- ris, George McKay, John Gallaudet, Pierre Watkin, Ward Bond, Don Rowan, Francis McDonald, Stanley Andrews.
DIRECTOR: Erie C. Kenton; AUTHOR: Norman Springer; SCREENPLAY: Liam O'Flaherty, Jerome Chodorov, Dalton Trumbo; CAMERAMAN: Lucien Bal- lard; EDITOR: Viola Lawrence.
REVIEWED: 2-16-37; RELEASED: 1-24-37.
DIE GROBE ADELE (German)
(The Outspoken Adele)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany.
CAST: M. Kompel-Filot, Adolf Gondrell, Joe Stoeckel; DIRECTOR: Franz Seitz.
REVIEWED: 5-18-37.
DIE HERREN VON MAXIM (German)
(The Gentlemen from Maxim)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown- produced in Germany. CAST: Leo Slezak, Jessie Vihrog, Lee Parry; DIREC- TOR: Carl Bose.
REVIEWED: 3-30-37.
DIE KLEINE SCHWINDERLIN (German)
(The Little Crook)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Dolly Haas, Harold Paulsen, Betty Amann; DIRECTOR: Johannes Meyer.
REVIEWED: 3-30-37.
DIE SELIGE EXCELLENZ (German)
(His Late Excellency)
DISTRIBUTOR: Germania; produced in Germany.
CAST: Arthur Schroeder, Rose Vollborn, H. J. Buettner, Hilde Hildebrandt, Wolfgang Liebeneiner, Eugen Rex, Lien Deyers, Walter Steinbeck, Olga Lim- burg, Ed V. W'nterstein, Else Lueders, Wilhelm Ben- doff, Hanni Weisse, Alice Hechy, Valy Arnheim; DIRECTOR: Hans Zerlett.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37.
DIE SPORCHSCHEN JAEGER (German) (The Sporch Battalion) DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany.
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CAST: Fritz Alberti, Werner Schott, Erich Fielder; DIRECTOR: Rolf Randolf.
REVIEWED: 2-26-37. DR. KNOCK (French)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in France.
CAST: Louis Jouvet, Palau, LeVigan; DIRECTORS: Louis Jouvet, Roger Goupillieres.
REVIEWED: 5-7-37.
DOCTOR'S DIARY. A
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: George Bancroft, Helen Burgess, John Trent, Ruth Coleman, Ra Mould, Molly Lamont, Sidney Blackmer, Charles D. Waldron, Frank Puglla, Mllburn Stone, Sue Carol.
PRODUCER: B. P. Schuiberg; DIRECTOR: Charles Vidor; AUTHORS: Samuel Ornitz, Joseph Anthony; SCREENPLAY: David Boehm; CAMERAMAN: Harry Fischbeck; EDITOR: Richard C. Currier.
REVIEWED: 1-23-37; RELEASED: 1-5-37.
DON'T TELL THE WIFE
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Guy KIbbee, Una Merkel, Lynne Overman, Thurston Hall, Guinn Williams, William Demarest, Lucille Ball, Harry Tyler, Frank M. Thomas, Harry Jans, George Irving, Alan Curtis, Donald Kerr, Bill Jackie, Bradley Page, Aggie Herring, Barney Furey, Hattie McDaniel, Cy Jenks, Charlie West.
PRODUCER: Robert Sisk; DIRECTOR: Christy Ca- banne; AUTHOR: George Holland- SCREENPLAY: Nat Perrin; CAMERAMAN: Harry Wilde; EDITOR: Jack HIvely.
REVIEWED: 2-20-37; RELEASED: 3-5-37.
DRAEGERMAN COURAGE
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Jean Muir, Barton MacLane, Henry O'Neill, Robert Barrat, Addison Richards, Helen MacKellar, Gordon Oliver, Joseph Crehan, Priscille Lyon, Walter Miller, Herbert Haywood, Ben Hendricks.
DIRECTOR: Louis King; AUTHOR: Anthony Colde- way; SCREENPLAY: Anthony Coldeway; CAMERA- MAN: Gilbert Warrenton; EDITOR: Jack Killifer.
REVIEWED: 5-24-37; RELEASED: 5-15-37.
DREAMING LIPS
DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists; produced In England.
CAST: Elisabeth Bergner, Raymond Massey, Romney Brent, Joyce Bland, Sydney Fairbrother, Fisher White, Donald Calthrop, Ronald Shiner, Cyril Raymond, George Carney, Felix Aylmer, Bruno Barnabe, Charles Carson.
PRODUCER: Max Schach- DIRECTOR: Paul Czinner; AUTHOR: Henri Bernstein (from "Melo") ; SCREEN- PLAY: Carl Mayer.
REVIEWED: 5-20-37; RELEASED: 5-28-37.
DREI MAEDERL UM SCHUBERT (German)
(Schubert and th,-; Three Girls)
DISTRIBUTOR: American Tobis; produced in Ger- many.
CAST: Paul Hoerbiger, Gustav Waldau, Julia Serde, Gretl Theimer, Maria Andergast, Else Elster, K. Braun, Rudolf Fones, Ivan Petrovich, Karl Hellmer, Hilde Hotter Pitschau, Erich Music, Hans Junkerman, Hans Waschatko, Toni von Bukovich; DIRECTOR: E. W. Emo.
REVIEWED: 6-14-37.
DRUMS OF DESTINY
DISTRIBUTOR: Crescent.
CAST: Tom Keene, Edna Lawrence, Budd Buster, Robert Fiske, Carlow De Valdez, David Sharpe, Ralphael Bennett, John Merton, Aurora Navarro, William Hazelitt.
PRODUCER: E. B. Derr; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Bernard A. Moriarty; DIRECTOR: Ray Taylor; AUTHOR: Roger Whately; SCREENPLAY: Roger Whately, John T. Neville; CAMERAMAN: Arthur Martinelli; EDITOR: Finn Ulback.
REVIEWED: 6-15-37.
ECSTASY
DISTRIBUTOR: Jewel Productions; produced in Czechoslovakia..
CAST: Hedy Keisler; RELEASED: 1-1-37.
EIN FALSCHER FUFFZIGER (German)
(A Counterfeit 50-Marks)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Lucie Englisch, Kaethe Haack, Theo Lingen; DIRECTOR: Carl Boese.
REVIEWED: 2-15-37.
EIN IDEALER GATTE (German)
(The Ideal Husband)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Carl Ludwig Diehl, Brigette Helm, Annie Markart, George Alexander; DIRECTOR: Herbert Stepin.
REVIEWED: 1-14-37.
EIN STELLDICHEIN IM SCHWARZWALD
(A Rendezvous in the Black Forest)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Magda Schneider, Harold Paulsen, Hugo Schrader; DIRECTOR: Georg Jacoby.
REVIEWED: 3-5-37.
EL IMPOSTER (Spanish)
(The Impostor)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Mexico. CAST: Joaquin Coss; DIRECTOR: David Kirkland. REVIEWED: 4-14-37.
EL OCTAVO MANDAMIENTO (Spanish)
(The Eighth Commandment)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Spain. CAST: Carmen Rodriquez, Lina Yegros, Luis Villasiul.
REVIEWED: 3-15-37.
EL ROSAL BENDITO (Spanish)
(The Blessed Rosebush)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Mexico. CAST: Gloria Morel, J. J. Martinez Casado, Joaquin; DIREC- TOR: Juan Butillo Oro.
REVIEWED: 2-8-37.
ELEPHANT BOY
DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Sabu, W. E. Holloway, Walter Hudd, Allan Jeayes, Bruce Gordon, D. J. Williams, Hyde White.
DIRECTORS: Robert Flaherty, Zoltan Korda; AUTHOR: Rudyard Kipling; SCREENPLAY: John Col- lier; CAMERAMAN: Osmond Borradaile; EDITOR: Charles Crichton.
REVIEWED: 4-6-37; RELEASED: 4-23-37.
EMPEROR'S CANDLESTICKS. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: William Powell, Luise Rainer, Robert Young, Maureen O'Sullivan, Frank Morgan, Henry Stephenson, Bernardene Hayes, Donald Kirke, Douglas Dumbrille, Charles Waldron, len Wulf, Barnett Parker, Frank Reicher, Bert Roach, Paul Porcasi, E. E. Clive, Emma Dunn, Frank Conroy.
PRODUCER: John W. Considine, Jr.; DIRECTOR: George Fitzmaurice- AUTHOR: Baroness Orczy; SCREENPLAY: Monckton Hoffe, Harold Goldman; MONTAGE: Slavko Vorkapich; ART DIRECTOR: Cedric Gibbons; MUSICAL SCORE: Franz Waxman; CAMERAMAN: Haroid Rosson; EDITOR: Conrad A. Nervig.
REVIEWED: 6-29-37.
EPISODE (German)
DISTRIBUTOR: Metropolis Pictures Corp.; produced in Austria.
CAST: Paula Wesseley, Karl Ludwig Diehl, Otto Tressler; DIRECTOR: Walter Reisch.
REVIEWED: 5-18-37.
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ES GIBT NUR EINE LIEBE (German)
(There Is Only One Love)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Louis Graveure, Jenny Jugo; AUTHOR: Johan- nes Mayer; MUSIC: Eduard Juenneke.
REVIEWED: 2-5-37.
ESPIONAGE
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Edmund Lowe, Madge Evans, Paul Lukas, Ketti Gallian, Skeets Gallagher, Frank Reicher, Wil- liam Gilbert, Robert Graves, Leonid Kinsky, Mitchell Lewis, Charles Trowbridge, Barnett Parker, Nita Pike, Juan Torena, George Sorel, Gaston Glass, Egon Brecher.
PRODUCER: Harry Rapt; DIRECTOR: Kurt Neu- mann; AUTHOR: Walter Hackett; SCREENPLAY: Manuel Seff, Leonard Lee, Ainsworth Morgan; CAMERAMAN: Ray June; EDITOR: W. Donn Hayes.
REVIEWED: 3-6-37: RELEASED: 2-26-37.
ETERNAL MASK, THE (German)
DISTRIBUTORS: Arthur Mayer-Joseph Burnstyn; produced in Switzerland. CAST: Peter Peterson, Mathias Wiemann, Olga Tschechowa, Tom Kraa, The- kla Ahrens, Franz Schfheitlin; DIRECTOR: Werner Hockbaum; AUTHOR: Leo Lapaire; SCREENPLAY: Leo Lapaire; ART DIRECTOR: Hans Jacoby; CAMERAMAN: Oscar Schnirch.
REVIEWED: 1-12-37.
EVER SINCE EVE
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Marion Davles, Robert Montgomery, Frank McHugh, Patsy Kelly, Allen Jenkins, Louise Fazenda, Barton MacLane, Marcia Ralston, Frederic Clark, Arthur Hoyt, Mary Treen, Harry Hayden, Pierre Wat- kin, John T. Murray, William Davidson.
PRODUCER: Hal B. Wallis; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Earl Baldwin; DIRECTOR: Lloyd Bacon; AUTHORS: Margaret Lee, Gene Baker; SCREENPLAY: Lawrence Riley, Earl Baldwin, Lillie Hayward; ART DIRECTOR: Robert Haas; MUSIC & LYRICS: M. K. Jerome, Jack Scholl; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Leo F. Forbstein; CAM- ERAMAN: George Barnes; EDITOR: William Holmes.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37; RELEASED: 7-17-37.
FAIR WARNING
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: J. Edward Bromberg, Betty Furness, John Howard Payne, Victor Kilian, Billy Burrud, Gavin Muir, Gloria Roy, Andrew Tombes, Ivan Lebedeff, John Eldredge, Julius Tannen, Paul McVey, Leiah Taylor, Lydia Knott.
DIRECTOR: William Foster; AUTHOR: Philip Wylie; SCREENPLAY: Norman Foster; CAMERAMAN: Sidney Wagner; EDITOR: Louis Loeftler.
REVIEWED: 3-26-37; RELEASED: 3-5-37.
FAMILIENPARADE (German)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Ernst DImke, Curt Juergens, Amanda Linder, Walter Janssen.
REVIEWED: 3-30-37.
FAMILJEN SOM VAR EN KARUSEL (Swedish) (The Family That Was a Merry-Go-Round) DISTRIBUTOR: Scandinavian Talking Pictures; pro- duced in Sweden.
CAST: Carl Barcklind, Karin Ekelund, Aino Taube. Solveig Hendengran, Rut Holm, Alex Hogel, Bengt Djurberg, Emile Stiebel, Margit Andelius; DIRECTOR: S. Bauman; AUTHOR: (junnar Widegren. REVIEWED: 6-1-37.
FAMILY AFFAIR, A
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Lionel Barrymore, Cecilia Parker, Eric Lin- den, Mickey Rooney, Charles Grapewin, Spring Bying- ton, Julie Haydon, Sara Haden, Allen Vincent, Mar- garet Marquis, Selmer Jackson, Harlan Briggs.
PRODUCERS: Lucien Hubbard, Samuel Marx; DIREC- TOR: George B. Seitz; AUTHOR: Aurania Rouverol;
SCREENPLAY: Kay Van Riper; CAMERAMAN: Lester White; EDITOR: George Boemler. REVIEWED: 4-22-37.
FIFTY ROADS TO TOWN
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Don Ameche, Ann Sothern, Slim Summerville, Jane Darwell, John Qualen, Douglas Fowley, Allan Lane, Alan Dinehart, Stepin Fetchit, Paul Hurst, Spencer Charters, DeWitt Jennings, Bradley Page, Oscar Apfel, John Hamilton, Russell Hicks, Arthur Aylesworth, Jim Toney.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Raymond Griffith; DIREC- TOR: Norman Taurog; AUTHOR: Louis Frederick Nebel; SCREENPLAY: George Marion, Jr., William Conselman; MUSIC & LYRICS: Max Gordon, Harry Revel; ART DIRECTOR: Rudolph Sternad; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: David Buttolph; CAMERAMAN: Joseph H. August; EDITOR: Hansen Fritch.
REVIEWED: 3-29-37; RELEASED: 4-16-37.
FIND THE WITNESS
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Charles Quigley, Rosalind Keith, Henry Mol- lison, Rita LaRoy, James Conlin, Charles Wilson, Wade Boteler, Harry Depp, Edward Earle, Alyce Ardell.
DIRECTOR: David Selman; AUTHOR: Richard Sale; SCREENPLAY: Grace Neville, Fred Niblo, Jr.; CAM- ERAMAN: Virgil Miller; EDITOR: William Lyon.
REVIEWED: 5-1-37; RELEASED: 1-8-37.
FIRE OVER ENGLAND
DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists; produced in England.
CAST: Flora Robson, Laurence Olivier, Vivian Leigh, Leslie Banks, Raymond Massey, Tamara Desni, Morton Selton, Henry Oscar, Lawrence Hanray, Roy Russell, Howard Douglas, Cecil Mainwaring, Francis DeWoolfe, Graham Cheswright, George Thirwell, A. Corney Grain, Herbert Lomas, Bobby Newton, Donald Cal- throp, Charles Carson, Lynn Harding, Robert Rendell.
PRODUCER: Erich Pommer; DIRECTOR: William K. Howard; AUTHOR: A. E. W. Mason; SCREENPLAY: Clemence Dane, Sergei Nolbandov; ART DIRECTOR: Meersen; CAMERAMAN: James Wong Howe; EDITOR: John Denis.
REVIEWED: 1-14-37; RELEASED: 3-3-37.
FIZESSEN NAGYSAD (Hungarian)
(Pay Madame)
DISTRIBUTOR: Hungarian Pictures, Inc.; produced in Hungary.
CAST: Gyula Kabos, Kili Murati, Paul Javor, Ella Gombaszogi, Kalman Latabar, Jozsef Borothy, Sandor Peti, George Denes, Karola Zaia, Mihaly David, Gyula Justh, Adrienne Horwath, John Kormendy; DIREC- TOR: August Rathony.
REVIEWED: 6-14-37.
FOREVER YOURS
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Beniamino Gigli, Joan Gardner, Hugh Wake- field, Allan Jeayes, Charles Carson, Ivan Brandt, Jeanne Stuart, Hay Petrie, Richard Gofe.
PRODUCER: Alberto Giacalone; DIRECTOR: Stanley Irving; AUTHORS: Hugh Gray, Arthur Wimperis; SCREENPLAY: Hugh Gray, Arthur Wimperis; CAM- ERAMAN: Hans Schneeberger; EDITOR: Henry Cor- nelius.
REVIEWED: 6-8-37; RELEASED: 5-15-37.
FOUR DAYS' WONDER
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Jeanne Dante, Kenneth Howell, Martha Sleeper, Alan Mowbray, Walter Catlett, Charles Wil- liams, Margaret Irving, Murray Kinnell, Spencer Char- ters. Rollo Lloyd.
PRODUCER: Robert Presnell; DIRECTOR: Sidney Salkow; AUTHOR: A. A. Milne; SCREENPLAY: Har- vey Thews, Michael H. Uris: CAMERAMAN: Stanley Cortez.
REVIEWED: 1-5-37; RELEASED: 1-3-37.
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FREUHLING IM WIEN (German)
(Springtime in Vienna)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Olga Tschechowa, Wolf Albahc-Retty, Leo Slezak; DIRECTOR: I. A. Huebler-Kahla.
REVIEWED: 2-8-37.
FROKEN BLIR PIGA (Swedish)
(Girl Goes Domestic)
DISTRIBUTOR: Scandinavian Talking Pictures; pro- duced in Sweden.
CAST: Ernst Ekiund, Carin Swensson, Hjoerdis Fet- tersson, Sten Lindgren, Marianne Loetgren; DIREC- TOR: Ivar Johansson.
REVIEWED: 6-24-37.
FUGITIVE IN THE SKY
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Jean Muir, Warren Hull, Gordon Oliver, Carlyle Moore, Jr., Howard Thillips, Winifred Shaw, Mary Treen, John Lite!, Gordon Elliott, Gordon Hart, Nedda Harrigan, John Kelly, Joe Cunningham, Don Barclay, Charles Foy, Spencer Charters, Lillian Har- mer, Tom Jackson.
DIRECTOR: Nick Grinde; AUTHOR: George Bricker; SCREENPLAY: George Bricker; CAMERAMEN: Ted McCord, Fred Jackman; EDITOR: Frank Dewar.
REVIEWED: 1-6-37; RELEASED: 11-28-36.
FURY AND THE WOMAN
DISTRIBUTOR: Rialto Productions Ccrp.
CAST: William Gargan, Molly Lamont, James Mc- Grath, Reginald Hincks, J. P. McGowan, Libby Taylor, Harry Hastings, Ernie impett, Arthur Kerr, Bob Ride- out, David Clyde.
DIRECTOR: Lewis D. Collins; SCREENPLAY: Philip Conway; CAMERAMAN: Harry Forbes, William Beck- way; EDITOR: William Austin.
REVIEWED: 4-5-37.
GHOST TOWN GOLD
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Bob Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune, Kay Hughes, LeRoy Mason, Burt Carruth, Bob Kort- man, Milburn Morante, Frank Hagney, Don Roberts, F. Herrick Herrick, Robert C. Thomas, Yakima Canutt.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine; SUPERVISOR: William Berka; DIRECTOR: Joseph Kane; AUTHOR: Bernard McConville; SCREENPLAY: John Rathmell, Oliver Drake; CAMERAMAN: Jack Marta; EDITOR: Lester Orlebeck.
REVIEWED: 4-8-37.
GIRL FROM SCOTLAND YARD
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Karen Morley, Robert Baldwin, Katherine Alexander, Eduardo Ciannelli, Milli Monti, Lloyd Crane, Bud Flanagan, Phil Steeman, Alphonse Martel, Don Brodie, Odette Myrtil, Lynn Anders, Major Farrell.
PRODUCER: Emanuel Cohen; DIRECTOR: Robert Vignola; AUTHOR: Coningsby Dawson; SCREENPLAY: Doris Anderson, Dore Schary; CAMERAMAN: Robert Pittack; EDITOR: George McGuire.
REVIEWED: 6-4-37; RELEASED: 4-2-37.
GIRL LOVES BOY
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Eric Linden, Cecilia Parker, Roger Imhof, Dorothy Peterson, Pedro De Cordoba, Bernadene Hayes, Otto Hoffman, Patsy O'Connor, Rollo Lloyd, Buster Phelps, Spencer Charters, Sherwood Bailey, Edwin Mordant, Jameson Thomas, John T. Murray.
PRODUCER: Bennie F. Zeidman; DIRECTOR: Duncan Mansfield; AUTHORS: Karl Brown, Hinton Smith; SCREENPLAY: Duncan Mansfield, Carroll Graham; CAMERAMAN: Edward Snyder; EDITOR: Edward Schroeder.
REVIEWED: 3-17-37; RELEASED: 3-27-37.
GIRL OVERBOARD DISTRIBUTOR: Universal. CAST: Gloria Stuart, Walter Pidgeon, Billy Burrud,
Hobart Cavanaugh, Gerald Oliver Smith, Sidney Black- mer. Jack Smart, David Oliver, Charlotte Wynters, Russell Hicks, R. E. O'Connor, Edward McNamara.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Robert Presnell; DIREC- TOR: Sidney Solkow; AUTHOR: Sarah Elizabeth Rod- gers; SCREENPLAY: Tristram Tupper; CAMERAMAN: Ira Morgan; EDITOR: Philip Cahn.
REVIEWED: 3-2-37; RELEASED: 2-28-37.
GIRL SAID NO, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Irene Hervey, Robert Armstrong, Paula Stone, William Danforth, Vera Ross, Vivian Hart, Ed Brophy, Harry Tyler, Richard Tucker, Gwili Andre, Mildred Rogers, Frank Moulan, Josef Swickard, Arthur Kay, Horace Murphy, Bert Roach, Allan Rogers, Max Davidson, Caritz Crawford.
PRODUCER: Andrew L. Stone; DIRECTOR: Andrew L. Stone; AUTHOR: Andrew L. Stone; SCREENPLAY: Betty Laidlaw, Robert Lively; PRODUCTION MAN- AGER: Ray Heinz; ART DIRECTOR: Lewis J. Rachmil; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Arthur Kay; MUSICAL AD- VISOR: Edwin Lester; CAMERAMAN: Ira Morgan; EDITOR: Thomas Net:.
REVIEWED: 5-21-37.
GIRLS CAN PLAY
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Jacquelin Wells, Charles Quigley, Rita Hay- worth, John Gallaudet, George McKay, Gene Morgan, Patricia Farr, Guinn Williams. Joseph Crehan. John Tyrrell, Richard Terry, James Flavin.
DIRECTOR: Lambert Hillyer; AUTHOR: Albert De Mond; SCREENPLAY: Lambert Hillyer; CAMERA- MAN: Lucien Ballard; EDITOR: Byron Robinson.
REVIEWED: 6-23-37; RELEASED: 6-21-37.
GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGIES
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Maple City Four, Judith Allen, Weldon Heyburn, William Far- num, Willie Fung, Carleton Young, Will Ahern, Gladys Ahern, The Cabin Kids.
PRODUCER: Armand Schaefer; DIRECTOR: Jo- seph Kane; AUTHORS: Dorrell McGowan, Stuart McGowan; SCREENPLAY: Dorrell McGowan, Stuart McGowan; CAMERAMAN: Gus Peterson.
REVIEWED: 3-27-37; RELEASED: 3-22-37.
GLUECKSKINDER (German)
(Children of Fortune)
DISTRIBUTOR: Ufa; produced in Germany.
CAST: Lilian Harvey, Willy Fritsch, Paul Kemp, Oskar Sima, Fred Goebel, Erich Kestin, Otto Stoeckel, Paul Bildt, Albert Florath; DIRECTOR: Paul Martin.
REVIEWED: 6-14-37.
GO GETTER. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: George Brent, Anita Louise, Charles Win- ninger, John Eldredge, Henry O'Neill, Joseph Crehan, Gordon Oliver, Eddie Acuff, Willard Robertson, Pierre Watkin, Helen Walkis, Herbert Rawlinson, Helen Lowell, Harry Beresford, Minerva Urecal, Mary Treen, Edward Price, Ed Gargan, George Humber.
PRODUCER: Hal B. Wallis; ASSOCIATE PRODUC- ER: Sam Bischoff; DIRECTOR: Busby Berkeley; AU- THOR: Peter B. Kayne; SCREENPLAY: Delmar Daves; DIALOGUE DIRECTOR: Irving Rapper; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Leo F. Forbstein; CAMERAMAN: Arthur Edeson; EDITOR: William Holmes.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37- RELEASED: 5-22-37.
GOLD RACKET, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Conrad Nagel, Eleanor Hunt, Fuzzy Knight, Frank Milan, Charles Delaney, Warner Richmond, Ed LeSaint, Karl Hackett.
PRODUCER: George A. Hirliman; DIRECTOR: Louis J. Gasnier- AUTHOR: Howard Higgin; SCREENPLAY: David S. Levy; CAMERAMAN: Mack Stengler; ED- ITOR: Robert Jahns.
REVIEWED: 4-24-37; RELEASED: 4-10-37.
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GOLGOTHA (Dubbed English)
DISTRIBUTOR: Golgotha Corp.; produced in France. CAST: Robert LeVigan, Jean Gabin, Harry Baur, Charles Granval, Andre Bacque, Hubert Prelier, Lucas Gridoux, Van Daele, Edwige Feuillier, Juliette Ver- neuil. DIRECTOR: Julian Duviver; SCREENPLAY: Chanoine Reymond, Julian Duviver; ENGLISH VER- SION OF TEXT: Forrest Izard; MUSIC: Jacques Ibert; CAMERAMAN: G. J. Kruger.
REVIEWED: 2-10-37.
GOLEM, THE (French)
DISTRIBUTOR: Metropolis Pictures; produced in Prague. CAST: Harry Baur, Roger Karl, Gaston Jacquet, Gcrmaine Aussey, Roger Duchesne, Aimos, Charles Dorat, Jany Holt, Ferdinand Hart. DIREC- TOR: Julien Duviver; SCREENPLAY: Andre-Paul Antoine; CAMERAMEN: Vich and Stalich; EDITOR: Martin J. Lewis.
REVIEWED: 3-24-37.
GOOD EARTH. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Paul Muni, Luise Rainer, Waiter Connolly, Tilly Losch, Charley Grapewin, Jessie Ralph, Soo Yeng, Keye Luke, Roland Lui, Sizanne Kim, Chingwah Lee, Harold Huber, Olaf Hytten, William Law, Mary Wong.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Albert Lewin; DIREC- TOR: Sidney Franklin; AUTHOR: ,'earl S. Buck; SCREEN. LAY: Talbot Jennings, Tess Schlesinger, Claudine West; ART DIRECTOR: Cedric Gibbons; MUSICAL SCORE: Herbert Stothart; CAMERAMAN: Karl Freund; MONTAGE: Slavko Vorkapich; EDI- TOR: Basil Wrangell.
REVIEWED: 2-3-37.
GOOD OLD SOAK
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Wallace Beery, Janet Beecher, Una Msrkel, Eric Linden, Judith Barrett, Betty Furness, Ted Mealy, George Sidney, Robert McWade, James Bush, Margaret Hamilton.
PRODUCER: Harry Rapf; DIRECTOR: J. Walter Ruben; AUTHOR: Don Marquis; SCREENPLAY: A. E. Thomas; MUSICAL SCORE: Edward Ward; DANCE ENSEMBLES: Val Raset; SONG: Walter Donaldson, Bob Wright, Chet Forest; CAMERAMAN: Clyde De- Vinna EDITOR: Frank Sullivan.
REVIEWED: 4-20-37.
GORDIAN, DEE TYRANN (German)
(Gordian, the Tyrant)
DISTRIBUTOR: Alliance Film Exchange; produced in Germany.
CAST: Paul Richter, M. V. Newlinshi, Weiss FerdI, Fred Doerderlein, Trude Haeteiin, Joseph Ericeim, Ellen Hillde, Leo Peukert, Marliese Ludwig; DIREC- TOR: Fred Sauer.
REVIEWED: 6-29-37.
GRANDEUR ET DECADENCE (French)
DISTRIBUTOR: French Motion I icture Corp.; pro- duced in France.
CAST: Firmin Gemier, Marcelle Geniat, Lucien Galas, Simone Lencret, M. Pasquali. William Aguet, Janine Crispin, Edith Mera; DIRECTOR: Jacques Natanson.
REVIEWED: 6-18-37.
GREAT GAMBINI, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Akim Tamiroff, Marian Marsh, John Trent, Genevieve Tobin, Reginald Denny, Roland Drew, William Damarest, Edward Brophy, Alan Birmingham, Lya Lys.
PRODUCER: B. P. Schulberg: DIRECTOR: Charles Vidor; AUTHOR: Frederick Jackson; SCREENPLAY: Frederick Jackson, Frank Partos, Howard Irving Young; ART DIRECTOR: Albert D'Agostino; MUSI- CAL DIRECTOR: Boris Morros; CAMERAMAN: Leon Shamroy; EDITOR: Robert Bischoff.
REVIEWED: 6-7-37; RELEASED: 6-25-37.
GREAT O'MALLEY. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Pat O'Brien, Sybil Jason, Humphrey Bogart, Frieda Inescort, Ann Sheridan, Donald Crisp, Henry O'Neill, Mary Gordon, Mabel Colcord, Frank Sheri- dan, Lillian Harmer, Delmar Watson, Frank Reicher.
DIRECTOR: William Dieterle; AUTHOR: Gerald Beaumont; SCREENPLAY: Milton Krims, Ted Reed; CAMERAMAN: Ernest Haller; EDITOR: Warren Low.
REVIEWED: 3-9-37; RELEASED: 2-13-37.
GREEN LIGHT
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Errol Flynn, Anita Louise, Margaret Lind- say, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Henry O'Neill, Spring Byington, Erin O'Brien-Moore, Henry Kolker, Pierre Watkin, Granville Bates, Russell Simpson, Myrtle Stedman, St. Luke's Choristers.
PRODUCER: Hal B. Wallis; ASSOCIATE PRODUC- ER: Henry Blanke; DIRECTOR: Frank Borzage; AU- THOR: Lloyd C. Douglas; SCREENPLAY: Milton Krims; MUSIC: Max Steiner; CAMERAMAN: Byron Haskin; EDITOR: James Gibbons.
REVIEWED: 1-5-37; RELEASED: 2-20-37.
GUN LORDS OF STIRRUP BASIN
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Bob Steele, Louis Stanley, Karl Hackett, Ernie Adams, Frank LaRue, Frank Ball, Steve Clark, Lew Meehan, Frank Ellis.
PRODUCER: A. W. Hackel; DIRECTOR: Sam New- field; AUTHOR: Harry F. Olmstead; SCREENPLAY: George Plympton, Fred Myton; CAMERAMAN: Bert Longenecker; EDITOR: S. Roy Luby.
REVIEWED: 5-18-37; RELEASED: 5-10-37.
GUN RANGER. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Bob Steele, Eleanor Stewart, John Merton, Ernie Adams, Earl Dwire, Bud Buster, Frank Ball, Horace Murphy.
fRODUCER: A. W. Hackel; DIRECTOR: Robert Bradbury AUTHOR: Homer Gordon; SCREENPLAY: George Plympton; CAMERAMAN: Bert Longnecker; EDITOR: S. Roy Luby.
REVIEWED: 2-9-37.
GUNS IN THE DARK
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Johnny Mack Brown, Claire Rochelle, Syd Saylor, Ted Adams, Dick Curtis, Steve Clark, Jim Corey, Julian Madison, Roger Williams.
FRODUCER: A. W. Hackel; DIRECTOR: Sam New- field; AUTHOR: E. B. Mann; SCREENPLAY: Charles F. Royal; CAMERAMAN: Bert Longenecker; EDITOR: S. Roy Luby.
REVIEWED: 5-13-37; RELEASED: 4-14-37.
GUNS OF THE PECOS
DISTRIBUTOR: First National.
CAST: Dick Foran, Anne Nagel, Gordon Hart, Jo- seph Crehan, Eddie Acuff, Robert Middlemass, Gaby Fay, Gordon Elliott, Monte Montague, Milton Kib- bee. Bud Osborne, Cliff Saum, Henry Otho, Bob Burns. Douglas Wood.
DIRECTOR: Noel Smith; AUTHOR: Anthony Colde- way; SCREENPLAY: Harold Buckley; MUSIC and LYRICS: M. K. Jerome, Jack Scholl; CAMERAMAN: Ted McCord; EDITOR: Frank Dewar.
REVIEWED; 4-3-37; RELEASED: 1-2-37.
HEAD OVER HEELS IN LOVE
DISTRIBUTOR: Gaumont British; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Jessie Matthews, Louis Borell, Robert Flem- ing, Romney Brent, Whitney Bourne, Paul Leyssac, Eliot Makeham, Fred Duprez.
DIRECTOR: Sonnie Hale; AUTHOR: Francois de Croisset: SCREENPLAY: Mariorie Gaffney; CAMERA- MAN: Glen MacWilliams; EDITOR: Al Barnes.
REVIEWED: 2-5-37; RELEASED: 2-20-37.
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HEADLINE CRASHER
DISTRIBUTOR: Conn Pictures.
CAST; Frankic Darro, Kane Richmond, Muriel Evans, Jahn Merton, Richard Tucker, Edward Earle, Jack Ingram, Charles King, Duck Curtis, Eddie Kaye, Eleanor Stewart, Harry Hervey, John Ward, Walter Clinton. Henry Hall, Wayne Bumpus, Bunny Bronson. Ray Martin.
PRODUCER: Maurice Conn; DIRECTOR; Les Good- wins; AUTHOR; Peter B. Kyne; SCREENPLAY; Harry 0. Hoyt, Sherman Lowe; CAMERAMAN: Gilbert Warrenton; EDITOR: Martin C. Cohn.
REVIEWED: 4-6-37; RELEASED; 12-25-36.
HER HUSBAND LIES
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Gail Patrick, Ricardo Cortez, Akim Tamlroff, Tom Brown, Louis Calhern, June Martel, Dorothy Peterson, Ralf Harolde, Adrian Morris, Ray Walker, Jack LaRue, Bradley Page.
PRODUCER: B. P. Schulberg; DIRECTOR: Edward Ludwig; AUTHOR: Oliver H. P. Garrett; SCREEN- PLAY: Wallace Smith, Eve Greene; CAMERMAN: Leon Shamroy; EDITOR: Robert Bischoff.
REVIEWED: 3-22-37; RELEASED: 3-19-37.
HER HUSBAND'S SECRETARY
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST; Jean Muir, Beverly Roberts, Warren Hull, Joseph Crchan, Clara Blandick. Addison Richards, Harry Davenport, Gordon Hart, Minerva Urecal, Paul- ine Garon. Stuart Holmes.
DIRECTOR: Frank McDonald' AUTHOR; Crane Wilbur; SCREENPLAY: Lillic Hayward.
REVIEWED: 3-22-37; RELEASED; 3-20-37.
HIDEAWAY GIRL
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Martha Raye, Shirley Ross, Robert Cum- mings, Monroe Owsley, Louis DaPron, Wilma Fran- cis, Elizabeth Russell, Ray Walker, Ed Brophy, Robert Middlcmass.
PRODUCER; A, M. Botsford; DIRECTOR; George Archainbaud; AUTHOR: David Garth; SCREENPLAY; Joseph Moncure March; CAMERAMAN; George Cle- mens; EDITOR: Arthur Schmidt.
REVIEWED: 1-14-37; RELEASED: 11-20-36.
HIGH TREASON
DISTRIBUTOR: Olympic; produced in England.
CAST; John Garrick, Winifred Shotter, Leslie Per- rins, Lewis Shaw, Michael Shepley, Athene Seyler, Agnes Imlay.
DIRECTOR: Henry Edwards; AUTHOR: Ethel M. Dell; CAMERAMAN; Sidney BIythe; EDITOR; Michael C. Chorlton.
REVIEWED: 1-29-37; RELEASED: 12-15-36.
HILLS OF OLD WYOMING
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: William Boyd, George Hayes, Russell Hay- den, Gail Sheridan, Stephen Morris, Clara Kimball Young, Earl Hodgins, Steve Clements, Chief Big Tree, John Beach, George Chesboro, Paul Gustlne, Leo MacMahon, John Powers.
PRODUCER; Harry Sherman; SUPERVISOR: Harry Knight; DIRECTOR: Nate Watt; AUTHOR: Clarence E. Mulford (from "The Round-Up"); SCREENPLAY: Maurice Geraghty; ART DIRECTOR: Lewis Rachmil; SPECIAL EFFECTS; Mel Wolf; CAMERAMAN; Archie Stout; EDITOR: Robert Warwick.
REVIEWED: 4-13-37; RELEASED: 4-16-37.
HISTORY IS MADE AT NIGHT
DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists.
CAST: Charles Boyer, Jean Arthur, Leo Carrillo, Colin Clive, Ivan Lebedeff, George Meeker, Lucien Prival, Georges Renavant, George Davies, Andre St. Maur.
PRODUCER; Walter Wanger; DIRECTOR; Frank Borzage; AUTHORS: Gene Towne, Graham Baker;
SCREENPLAY: Gene Towne, Graham Baker; CAMERA- MAN: Gregg Toland; EDITOR: Margaret Clancy. REVIEWED: 3-8-37; RELEASED: 4-2-37.
HIT PARADE, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Frances Langford, Phil Regan, Louise Henry, Pert Kelton, Edward Brophy, Max Terhune, Inez Courtney, Monroe Owsley, Pierre Watkin, J. Farrell MacDonald, William Demarest, George Givot, Sammy White, The Gentle Maniacs, Paul Garner, Sam Wolfe, Richard Hakins, Tic Toe Girls, Yvonne Monoff, Mild- red Winston, Barbara Johnston, Carl Hoff and Or- chestra, Duke Ellington and Orchestra, Ivie Ander- son, Eddie Duchin and Orchestra, Molasses and Jan- uary, Pick and Pat, Al Pearce and His Gang, The Voice of Experience, Ed Thorgersen, Oscar and Elmer.
PRODUCER; Nat Levine; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER; Colbert Clark; DIRECTORS: Gus Meins; AUTHOR: Bradford Ropes; SCREENPLAY; Bradford Ropes, Sam- uel Ornitz; MUSICAL SUPERVISOR: Harry Grey; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Alberto Colombo; SONGS: Lou Handman, Walter Hirsch, Ned Washington, Sam H. Stept, Cliff Friend, Matt Balneck, Duke Ellington: CAMERAMAN: Ernest Miller; SPECIAL EFFECTS: John T. Coyle; EDITORS: Ernest Nims, Lester Orle- beck.
REVIEWED: 4-3-37; RELEASED: 4-26-37.
HOGUERAS EN LA NOCHE (Spanish) (Bonfires in the Night)
DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown; produced in Spain. CAST: Carmen Rodriquez, Jose Lado, Jose Telmo, Car- mencita Elios. DIRECTOR: Arturo Porchet.
REVIEWED: 3-22-37.
HOLLYWOOD COWBOY
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO.
CAST: George O'Brien. Cecilia Parker, Maude Eb- urnc, Joe Caits, Frank Milan, Charles Middleton. Lee Shumway, Walter De Palma, Al Hill, William Royle, Al Herman. Frank Hagney. Don Wolheim, Slim Baulch, Sid Jordan, Lester Dorr, Harold Daniels.
PRODUCER: George A. Hirliman; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Leonard Goldstein; DIRECTOR: Ewing Scott; AUTHORS: Dan Jarrett, Ewing Scott; SCREENPLAY: Dan Jarrett, Ewing Scott; ART DIRECTOR: F. Paul Sylos; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Abe Meyer; CAMERA- MAN: Frank B, Good- EDITOR: Robert Crandall.
REVIEWED: 5-4-37; RELEASED; 5-28-37.
HOLY TERROR, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Jane Withers, Anthony Martin, Leah Ray, El Brendel, Joe Lewis, John Eldredge, Gloria Roy, Andrew Tombes, Joan David, Gavin Muir, Fred Kohler, Jr., Victor Adams, Raymond Brown.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: John Stone; DIRECTOR: James Tinling; AUTHORS: Lou Breslow, John Pat- rick; SCREENPLAY: Lou Breslow, John Patrick; MU- SICAL DIRECTOR Samuel Kaylin; MUSIC and LYRICS: Sidney Clare, Harry Akst; DANCE DIRECTOR: Jack Haskell; CAMERAMAN: Daniel B. Clark; EDITOR: Nick De Maggio.
REVIEWED: 1-2-37; RELEASED: 2-5-37.
HONRARAS A TUS PADRES (Spanish) (Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother)
DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown; Produced in Spain. CAST; Victoria Blanco, Juan Orol, Rene Cardona, Maria Luisa Zea. DIRECTOR; Juan Orol.
REVIEWED: 4-9-37.
HOOSIER SCHOOLBOY, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Monogram.
CAST: Mickey Rooney. Anne Nagel, Frank Shields, Edward Pawley, William Gould.
PRODUCER: Ken Goldsmith; DIRECTOR: William Nigh; AUTHOR: Edward Eggleston; SCREENPLAY: Robert Lee Johnson; CAMERAMAN: Paul Ivan.
REVIEWED: 6-29-37.
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HOTEL HAYWIRE
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Leo Carrillo, Mary Carlisle, Lynne Overman, George Barbier, Spring Byington, Benny Baker, Col- lette Lyons, John Patterson, Porter Hall, Josephine Whittell, Guy Usher, Lucien Littlefield, Howard Mitchell, Mitchell Ingraham, James Donlan, Oscar Rudolph, Frank Rowan, Chester Conklin, Hayden Stevenson, Teddy Hart, Colin Tapley, Nick Lukats, Billy Arnold, Phillips Smalley, Richard Neill, Lowell Drew, Sidney DeGrey, Terry Raye, Wally Maher, Frank Dawson, Don Brodie, Frank Hammond, Helen Dickson, Almeda Fowler, Jack Clark, George Ander- son. Harry Semels, Franklin Pangborn.
DIRECTOR: George Archainbaud; AUTHOR: Preston Sturges; CAMERAMAN: Henry Sharp; EDITOR: Arthur Schmidt.
REVIEWED: 6-15-37; RELEASED: 6-4-37.
I COVER THE WAR
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: John Wayne, Gwen Gaze, Don Barclay. Pat Somerset, Major Sam Harris, Charles Brokaw, James Bush, Arthur Aylesworth, Earl Hodgins, Jack Mack, Franklyn Parker, Frank Lacktcen, Olaf Hytton, Keith Kenneth, Abdulia, Richard Tucker.
PRODUCER: Trem Carr; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Paul Malvern; DIRECTOR: Arthur Lubin; AUTHOR: Bernard McConville; SCREENPLAY: George Waggner; ART DIRECTOR: E. R. Hickson; CAMERAMAN: Har- ry Newmann; EDITOR: Charles Craft.
REVIEWED: 6-29-37; RELEASED: 7-14-37.
I MET HIM IN PARIS
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Claudette Colbert, Melvyn Douglas, Robert Young, Lee Bowman, Mona Barrie, George Davis, Fritz Feld, Rudolph Armendt, Egon Brecher, Hans Joby, George Sorrell, Louise Le Bey, Jacques Vanaire, Gannaro Curci, Eugene Borden, Fernando Garcia, Al- bert Morin, Arthur Hurni, Albert Poulet, Jacques Lory, Francisco Maran, Yola D'Avril, Jean De Briac.
PRODUCER: Wesley Ruggles; DIRECTOR: Wesley Ruggles; AUTHOR: Helen Meinardi; SCREENPLAY: Claude Binyon; ART DIRECTORS: Hans Dreier, Ernst Fegte; MUSICAL DIRECTORS: Boris Morros; SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC EFFECTS: Farciot Edouart; CAM- ERAMAN: Leo Tover; EDITOR: Otho Levering.
REVIEWED: 5-24-37; RELEASED: 5-28-37.
I PROMISE TO PAY
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Chester Morris, Leo Carrillo, Helen Mack, Thomas Mitchell, Thurston Hall, John Gallaudet, Patsy O'Connor, Wallis Clark, James Flavin, Edward Keane, Harry Woods, Henry Brandon, Marc Lawrence.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Myles Connolly; DIREC- TOR: D. Ross Lederman; AUTHORS: Mary McCall, Jr., Lionel Houser; SCREENPLAY: Mary McCall, Jr., Lionel Houser; CAMERAMAN: Lucien Ballard; EDI- TOR: James Sweeney.
REVIEWED: 2-18-37; RELEASED: 4-21-37.
I IRE INNAMORATO atalian)
(The Three Lovers)
DISTRIBUTOR: Piedmond; produced in Italy.
CAST: Antonio Gandusio, Assia Noris, Franco Coop, Osvaldo Valenti, Guilio Paoli, Mario Gallina; DI- RECTOR: Antonio Lega.
REVIEWED: 6-24-37.
I WANT TO BE A MOTHER (Yiddish)
DISTRIBUTOR: Jewish Talking Pictures. CAST:
Moishe Feder, Rose Greenfield, Esta Salzman, Leo
Fuchs. DIRECTOR: George Rolland. REVIEWED: 3-15-37.
INKOGNITO (Gennan) ( Incognito)
DISTRIBUTOR: Ufa; produced In Germany. CAST: Gustav Froehlich, Hansi Knoteck, Hans Leibelt. DI- RECTOR: Richard Schneider-Edenkoben.
REVIEWED: 4-19-37.
INTERNES CANT TAKE MONEY
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea, Lloyd Nolan, Stanley Ridges, Lee Bowman, Barry Macol- lum, Irving Bacon, Gaylord Pendleton, Pierre Wat- kin, Charles Lane, James Bush, Nick Lukats, Anthony Nace, Fay Holden, Frank Bruno.
PRODUCER: Benjamin Glazer; DIRECTOR: Alfred Santell; AUTHOR: Max Brand; SCREENPLAY: Rian James, Theodore Reeves; ART DIRECTORS: Hans Dreier, Roland Anderson; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Boris Morros; MUSICAL SCORE: Gregory Stone; CAMERA- MAN: Theodore Sparkuhl.
REVIEWED: 4-12-37; RELEASED: 4-9-37.
IT HAPPENED OUT WEST
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Paul Kelly, Judith Allen, Johnny Arthur, Leroy Mason. Steve Clemento, Nina Campana, Frank La Rue, Reginald Barlow.
PRODUCER: Sol Lesser; DIRECTOR: Howard Breth- erton; AUTHOR: Harold Bell Wright; SCREENPLAY: Earie Snell. Harry Chandlee- CAMERAMAN: Herry Neumann; EDITOR: Olive Hofman.
REVIEWED: 6-8-37; RELEASED: 5-7-37.
lEDE FRAU HAT EIN GEHEIMNIS (German) DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown, produced in Germany.
CAST: Karin Hardt, Ery Boss, Hans Soehnker, Hans
Thimig. DIRECTOR: Max Obal. REVIEWED: 3-24-37.
JIM HANVEY, DETECTIVE """'■
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Guy Kibbee, Tom Brown, Lucie Kaye, Cath- erine Doucet, Edward S. Brophy, Edward Gargan, Helen Jerome Eddy, Theodore von Eltz, Kenneth Thomson, Howard Hickman, Oscar Apfel. Wade Boteler, Robert Emmett Keane, Robert E. Homans, Harry Tyler, Frank Darien, Charles Williams.
PRODUCER: Albert E. Levoy; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Joseph Krumgold; DIRECTOR: Phil Rosen; AUTHOR: Octavus Roy Cohen; SCREENPLAY: Joseph Krumgold, Olive Cooper; CAMERAMAN: Jack Marta; EDITOR: William Morgan.
REVIEWED: 5-11-37; RELEASED: 4-5-37.
JOHN MEADE'S WOMAN
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Edward Arnold, Francinc Larrimore, Gail Patrick, George Bancroft, John Trent, Aileen Pringle, Sidney Blackmer, Willard Robertson, Jonathan Hale, Stanley Andrews, Harry Hayden, Robert Strange.
PRODUCER: B. P. Schulberg; DIRECTOR: Richard Wallace; AUTHORS: John Bright, Robert Tasker; SCREENPLAY: Herman Mankiewicz, Vincent Lawr- ence; ORIGINAL MUSIC: Frederick Hollander; CAM- ERAMAN: Harry Fishbeck; EDITOR: Robert Bischoff.
REVIEWED: 2-11-37; RELEASED: 2-26-37.
JOIN THE MARINES
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Paul Kelly, June Travis, Purnell Pratt, Reginald Denny, Warren Hymer, Irving Pichel, Sterl- ing Holloway, Ray Corrigan, John Holland, Carleton Young, John Sheehan, Arthur Hoyt, Richard Beach, Howard Hickman, Val Duran, Landers Stevens.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine; EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Albert E. Levoy; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Joseph Krumgold- DIRECTOR: Ralph Staub; AUTHOR: Karl Brown; SCREENPLAY: Joseph Krumgold, Olive Coop- er; CAMERAMAN: Ernest Miller; EDITORS: Ernest Nims, Lester Orlebeck.
REVIEWED: 1-4-37; RELEASED: 1-25-27.
JUDAS (Spanish)
DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown; produced in Mexico. CAST: Josefina Escobedo, Carlos Villatoro, Victor Urruchau, Manuel Buendia. DIRECTOR: Manuel R. Ojeda.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37.
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JUGGERNAUT
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Boris Karloff, Joan Syndham, Arthur Mar- getson, Mona Goya, Anthony Ireland, Morton Selten, Nina Boucicault, Gibb McLaughlin, J. H. Roberts, V. Rietti.
PRODUCER: Julius Hagen; DIRECTOR: Henry Ed- wards; AUTHOR: Alice Campbell; SCREENPLAY: Cyril Campion, H. Fowler Mear, H. Fraenkel.
REVIEWED: 5-7-37; RELEASED: 4-30-37.
KID GALAHAD
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Edward G. Robinson, Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Wayne Morris, Jane Bryan, Harry Carey, William Haade, Solidad Jiminez, Joe Cunningham, Ben Welden, Joseph Crehan, Veda Ann Borg, Frank Faylen, Harland Tucker, Bob Evans, Hank Hankinson, Bob Nestell, Jack Kiraz, George Blake.
PRODUCER: Hal B. Wallis; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Sam Bischoff; DIRECTOR: Michael Curtiz; AUTHOR: Francis Wallace; SCREENPLAY: Seton I. Miller; ART DIRECTOR: Carl Weyh DIALOGUE DIRECTOR: Irving Rapper; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Leo F. Forbstein; MUSIC & LYRICS: M. K. Jerome, Jack Scholl; CAM- ERAMAN: Tony Gaudio; EDITOR: George Amy.
REVIEWED: 5-4-37; RELEASED: 5-29-37.
KILLERS OF THE SEA
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Captain Wallace Caswell, "Spot" Hays, Bruce Stillwell, Steve Beadon, Hubert Dykes, "Evolu- tion" Henderson, Bryant Lee, Julius Randy.
PRODUCER: Raymond Friedgen; DIRECTOR: Ray- mond Friedgen; AUTHOR: Frederick H. Wagner; SCREENPLAY: Adrian Johnson; CAMERAMAN: Her- man Schopp; EDITOR: Helene Turner.
REVIEWED: 5-11-37; RELEASED: 5-8-37.
KIMIKO (Japanese)
DISTRIBUTOR: International Film Bureau; produced in Japan. CAST: Sachiko Chiba, Tomoko Itoh, Yuriko Hanabusa. DIRECTOR: Mikio Naruse.
REVIEWED: 4-16-37.
KING AND THE CHORUS GIRL. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Fernand Gravet, Joan Blondell, Edward Everett Horton, Alan Mowbray, Mary Nash, Jane Wyman, Luis Alberni, Kenny Baker, Shaw and Lee, Lionel Pape, Leonard Mudie, Adrian Roseley.
PRODUCER: Mervyn LeRoy; DIRECTOR: Mervyn LeRoy; AUTHORS: Norman Krasna, Groucho Marx; SCREENPLAY: Norman Krasna, Groucho Marx; MU- SIC and LYRICS: Werner Richard Heymann, Ted Koehler; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Leo F. Forbstein; DANCE DIRECTOR: Bobby Connolly; CAMERAMAN: Tony Gaudio; EDITOR: Thomas Richards.
REVIEWED: 2-25-37; RELEASED: 3-27-37.
KING OF GAMBLERS
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Claire Trevor, Lloyd Nolan, Akim Tami- roff, Larry Crabbe, Helen Burgess, Porter Hall, Har- vey Stephens, BarJowe Borland, Purnell Pratt, Colin Tapley, Paul Fix, Cecil Cunningham, Robert Gleckler, Nick Lukats, Fay Holden, John Patterson, Evelyn Brent.
DIRECTOR: Robert Florey; AUTHOR: Tiffany Thay- er; SCREENPLAY: Doris Anderson; ART DIRECTORS: Hans Dreier, Robert Odell; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Boris Morros; MUSIC and LYRICS: Ralph Rainger, Richard A. Whiting, Leo Robin, Burton Lane, Ralph Freed; CAMERAMAN: Harry Fischbeck; EDITOR: Harvey Johnstone.
REVIEWED: 4-16-37; RELEASED: 4-23-37.
KING'S PEOPLE, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: E. R. Conne; produced in England. REVIEWED: 5-14-37.
KIRSCHEN IN DEN NACHBAR'S GARTEN (German)
(Fruit in the Neighbor's Garden)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany.
CAST: Adele Sandrock, Theo Schall, LeisI Karl- stadt; DIRECTOR: Erich Engels.
REVIEWED: 5-18-37.
KOCHAJ TYLKO MNIE (Polish) (Love Only Me)
DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown: produced in Poland. CAST: Lidja Sysocka, B. Gileswska, Helen Grossowna, W. Zacharewicz. DIRECTOR: Marta Flanz.
REVIEWED: 4-22-37.
L'AMORE CHE CANTA (Italian)
(Love That Sings) DISTRIBUTOR: World Pictures; produced in Italy. DIRECTOR: Mario Bonnard. REVIEWED: 4-8-37.
LA HERMANA SAN SULPICIO (Spanish)
(Sister San Suipicio)
DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown; produced in Spain. CAST: Imperio Argentina, Salvado Soler, Miguel Ligero; DIRECTOR: Florian Rey.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37.
LA VOCE LONTANA (Italian)
(The Voice from Afar)
DISTRIBUTOR: Unknown; produced in Italy. CAST: Sandra Ravel, Gianfranco Gachetti, Carlo Mauri; DI- RECTOR: Guide Brignone.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37.
LARCENY ON THE AIR
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Robert Livingston, Grace Bradley, Willard Robertson, Pierre Watkin, Smiley Burnett, Granville Bates, William Newell, Byron Foulger, Wilbur Mack, Matty Fain, Josephine Whittell Charles Timblin, William Griffith, DeWolf Hopper, Frank DuFrance, Florence Gill.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine; DIRECTOR: Irving Pichel; AUTHOR: Richard English; SCREENPLAY: Endre Bohem, Richard English; CAMERAMAN: Jack Marta; EDITOR: Edward Mann.
REVIEWED: 1-15-37: RELEASED: 1-11-37.
LASH OF THE PENITENTES
DISTRIBUTOR: Telepictures.
CAST: Joseph Swickard, Marie De Forest, William Marcos, Victor Justi, Jose Rubio, William Bletsher.
PRODUCER: Harry Revier; DIRECTOR: Zelma Car- roll; SCREENPLAY: Zelma Carroll; CAMERAMAN: Roland Price.
REVIEWED: 3-10-37.
LAST NIGHT. THE (Russian)
DISTRIBUTOR: Amkino; produced in Russia.
CAST: I. R. Peltser, M. G. Yarotskaya, N. I.
Dorokhin; DIRECTOR: Yuri Reisman. REVIEWED: 5-3-37.
LAST Of MRS. CHEYNEY. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Joan Crawford, William Powell, Robert Montgomery, Frank Morgan, Jessie Ralph, Nigel Bruce, Colleen Clare, Benita Hume, Ralph Forbes, Aileen Pringle Melville Cooper, Leonard Carey, Sara Haden, Lumsden Hare Wallis Clark, Barnett Parker.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Lawrence Weingarten; DIRECTOR: Richard Boleslawski; AUTHOR: Frederick Lonsdale; SCREENPLAY: Leon Gordon, Samson Raphaelson, Monckton Hoffe; ART DIRECTOR: Cedric Gibbons; MUSICAL SCORE: Dr. William Axt; CAM- ERAMAN: George Folsey; EDITOR: Frank Sullivan.
REVIEWED: 2-19-37; RELEASED: 2-26-37.
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LAST TRAIN FROM MADRID. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Lew Ayres, Dorothy Lamour, Gilbert Roland, Lionel Atwill, Karen Morley, Helen Mack, Robert Cummings, Olympe Bradna, Anthony Quinn, Lee Bowman.
PRODUCER: George N. Arthur; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Hugh Bennett; DIRECTOR: James Hogan AUTHORS: Paul Hervey Fox, Elsie Fox; SCREENPLAY Louis Stevens, Robert Wyler; MUSICAL DIRECTOR Boris Morros; CAMERAMAN: Harry Fischbeck; EDI- TOR: Everett Douglass.
REVIEWED: 6-11-37; RELEASED: 6-11-37.
LAUGHING AT TROUBLE
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Jane Darwell, Sara Haden, Lois Wilson, Margaret Hamilton, Delma Byron, Allan Lane, Pert Kelton, John Carradinc James Burke, Russell Hicks, Edward Acuff, Frank Reicher, William Benedict, Ed- ward McWade.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Max Golden; DIRECTOR: Frank R. Strayer; AUTHOR: Adelyn Bushnell; SCREENPLAY: Robert Ellis, Helen Logan; CAMERA- MAN: Barney McGill; EDITOR: Nick DeMaggio.
REVIEWED: 1-6-37; RELEASED: 12-11-36.
LAW OF THE RANGER
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Bob Allen, Elaine Shepard, John Merton, Hal Taliaferro, Lafe McKee, Tom London, Charles Whitta- ker, Ernest Adams, Lane Chandler.
DIRECTOR: Spencer Gordon Bennett; AUTHORS James A. Duffy, Joseph Levering; SCREENPLAY Nate Gatzert; CAMERAMAN: James S. Brown, Jr. EDITOR: Dwight Caldwell.
REVIEWED: 5-11-37; RELEASED: 2-25-37.
LAWLESS LAND
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: John Mack Brown, Louise Stanley, Ted Adams, Lulian Rivero, Horace Murphy, Frank Ball, Edward Cassidy, Anna Camargo.
PRODUCER: A. W. Hackel; DIRECTOR: Albert Ray; AUTHOR: Andrew Bennison; SCREENPLAY: An- drew Bennison; CAMERAMAN: Jack Greenhaigh; ED- ITOR: S. Roy Luby.
REVIEWED: 4-6-37.
LAWMAN IS BORN, A
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Johnny Mack Brown, Iris Meredith, Warner Richmond. Mart MacLaren, Dick Curtis, Earle Hodgins, Charles King, Frank LaRue, AI St. John, Steve Clark, Jack C. Smith.
PRODUCER: A. W. Hackel; DIRECTOR: Sam New- field; AUTHOR: Harry F. Olmsted; SCREENPLAY: George H. Plympton; CAMERAMAN: Bert Longe- necker; EDITOR: Roy Claire.
REVIEWED: 6-28-37; RELEASED: 6-21-37.
LES MYSTERIES DE PARIS (French)
(The Mysteries of Paris)
DISTRIBUTOR: Franco-American Film Corp.; pro- duced in France. CAST: Henri Rollan, Madeleine Oze- ray; DIRECTOR: Felix Gandere.
REVIEWED: 2-6-37.
LES PETITS (French)
(The Children)
DISTRIBUTOR: Franco-American Film Corp.; pro- duced in France. CAST: Emmanuel Roncier, Colette Borelli, Constant Remy, Jeanne Boitel; DIRECTORS: Constant Remy, Alfred Marcand.
REVIEWED: 1-2-37.
LET THEM LIVE!
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: John Howard, Nan Grey, Edward Ellis, Judith Barrett, Robert Wilcox. Bennie Bartlett, Henry Kol- ker, Robert Warwick, William Davidson, Ralph Rem- ley.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Edmund Grainger; DIREC- TOR: Harold Young; AUTHOR: Richard Wormser; SCREENPLAY: Bruce Manning, Lionel Houser; CAM- ERAMAN: James Van Trees; EDITOR: John Rawlins.
REVIEWED: 6-4-37; RELEASED: 4-25-37.
LET'S GET MARRIED
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Ida Lupino, Walter Connolly, Ralph Bellamy, Reginald Denny, Raymond Walburn, Robert Allen, Nana Bryant, Edward McWade, Emmett Vogan, Will Morgan, Granville Bates.
DIRECTOR; Alfred E. Green; AUTHOR: A. H. Z. Carr; SCREENPLAY: Ethel Hill; CAMERAMAN: Henry Freulich; EDITOR: AI Clark.
REVIEWED: 4-14-37; RELEASED: 3-25-37.
LET'S MAKE A MILLION
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Edward Everett Horton, Charlotte Wynters, Porter Hall, J. M. Kerrigan, Margaret Sedden, Mar- garet McWade, Purnell Pratt, Irving Bacon, Ivan Miller.
PRODUCER: Harold Hurley; DIRECTOR: Ray Mc- Carey; AUTHORS: Lawrence Pohle, Thomas Ahearne; SCREENPLAY: Robert Yost, Manuel Seff; CAMERA- MAN: Karl Struss.
REVIEWED: 3-11-37; RELEASED: 12-18-36.
LIEBESGESCHICHTEN VON BOCCACCIO
(German)
(Love Tales of Boccaccio)
DISTRIBUTOR: Ufa; produced in Germany. CAST: Willy Fritsch, Heli Finkenzeller, Gina Falckenberg, Albracht Schoenals- DIRECTOR: Herbert Maisch.
REVIEWED: 3-15-37.
LOST HORIZON
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Ronald Colman, Edward Everett Horton, H. B. Warner, Jane Wyatt, Sam Jaffe, Margo, John Howard, Thomas Mitchell, Isabel Jewell.
DIRECTOR: Frank Capra; AUTHOR: James Hilton; SCREENPLAY: Robert Riskin; MUSICAL SCORE: Dimi- tri Tiomkin; MUSIC DIRECTOR: Morris Stoloff; CAMERAMAN: Joseph Walker; AERIAL PHOTOG- RAPHY: Elmer Dyer; EDITOR: Gene Havlick.
REVIEWED: 3-4-37.
LOVE FROM A STRANGER
DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists; produced in England.
CAST: Ann Harding, Basil Rathbone, Binnie Hale, Bruce Seton, Jean Cadell, Bryan Powely, Joan Hick- son, Donald Calthrop, Eugene Leahy.
DIRECTOR: Rowland V. Lee; AUTHOR: Frank Vos- per; SCREENPLAY: Frances Marion; CAMERAMAN: Philip Tannura; EDITOR: Howard O'Neil.
REVIEWED: 4-21-37; RELEASED: 5-14-37.
LOVE IS NEWS
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Tyrone Power, Loretta Young, Don Ameche, Slim Summerville, Dudley Digges, Walter Catlett, George Sanders, Jane Darwell, Stepin Fetchit, Pauline Moore, Elisha Cook, Jr., Frank Conroy, Edwin Max- well, Charles Williams, Julius Tannen, George Hum- bert, Frederick Burton, Charles Coleman, Paul McVey, Carol Tevis, Ed Deering.
PRODUCER: Darryl F. Zanuck; DIRECTOR: Tay Garnett; AUTHORS: William R. Lipman, Frederick Stephani; SCREENPLAY: Harry Tugent, Jack Yellen.
REVIEWED: 3-9-37; RELEASED: 2-26-37.
LOYALTY OF LOVE (Italian)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Italy. CAST: Marta Abba, Elsa de Girogi, Tina Lottanzi; DIRECTOR: Guido Bringnone.
REVIEWED: 3-15-37.
L'UOMO CHE SORRIDE atalian) (The Smiling Gentleman) DISTRIBUTOR: Nuovo Mondo; produced in Italy,
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CAST: Vittorio de Sica, Assia Noris, Umberto Melnati, Enrico Viarisio; DIRECTOR: Mario Mattoli. REVIEWED: 4-27-37.
MAID OF SALEM
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Claudefte Colbert, Fred MacMurray, Harvey Stephens, Gale Sondergaard, Louise Dresser, Bennie Bartlett, Edward Ellis, Beulah Bondi, Bonita Granville, Virginia Weidler, Donald Meek, E. E. Clive, Halliwell Hobbes, Pedro de Cordoba, Madame Sul-Te-Wan, Lucy Beaumont, Henry Kolker, William Farnum, Ivan Simp- son, Brandon Hurst, Sterling Holloway, Zeffie Tilbury, Babs Nelson, Mary Treen, J. Farrell MacDonald, Stan- ley Fields, Lionel Belmore, Guy Bates Post.
PRODUCER: Howard Estabrook; DIRECTOR: Frank Lloyd; AUTHOR: Bradley King; SCREENPLAY: Walter Ferris, Bradley King, Durward Grinstead; ORIGINAL MUSIC; Victor Young; CAMERAMAN: Leo Tover; EDITOR: Hugh Bennett.
REVIEWED: 1-26-37; RELEASED: 2-19-37.
MAKE WAY FOR TOMORROW
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Victor Moore, Beulah Bondi, Fay Bainter, Thomas Mitchell, Porter Hall, Barbara Read, Maurice Moscovitch, Elizabeth Risdon, Minna Gombell, Ray Mayer, Ralph Remley, Louise Beavers, Louis Jean Heydt, Gene Morgan.
PRODUCER: Leo McCarey; DIRECTOR: Leo Mc- Carey; AUTHORS: Josephine Lawrence, Helen and Nolan Leary; SCREENPLAY: Vina Delmar; ART DIREC- TORS: Hans Dreier, Bernard Herzbrun; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Boris Morros; MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS: Victor Young; MUSIC: George Antheil; MUSIC & LYRICS: Leo Robin, Sam Coslow, Jean Schwartz; CAMERAMAN: William C. Mellor; SPECIAL EFFECTS: Gordon Jennings.
REVIEWED: 5-27-37; RELEASED: 4-30-37.
MAMA STEPS OUT
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Guy Kibbee, Alice Brady, Betty Furness, Stanley Morner, Gene Lockhart, Edward Morris, Greg- ory Gaye, Ivan Lebedeff, Heather Thatcher, Frank Puglia, Adrienne D'Ambricourt.
PRODUCER: John Emerson; DIRECTOR: George B. Seitz; AUTHOR: Anita Loos; SCREENPLAY: Anita Loos; CAMERAMAN: Jackson Rose; EDITOR: George Boemler.
REVIEWED: 5-20-37.
MAN BETRAYED, A
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Eddie Nugent, Kay Hughes, Lloyd Hughes, John Wray, Edwin Maxwell, Theodore von Eltz, Thomas E. Jackson, William Newell, Smiley Burnette, Christine Maple, John Hamilton, Ralph Harolde, Grace Durkin, Carleton Young, Mary Bovard, Sam Ash, Pat Gleason.
PRODUCER: William Berke; DIRECTOR: John H. Auer; AUTHORS: Dorrell McGowan, Stuart E. Mc- Gowan; SCREENPLAY: Dorrell McGowan, Stuart E. McGowan- CAMERAMAN: Ernest Miller.
REVIEWED: 1-8-37; RELEASED: 12-28-36.
MAN OF AFFAffiS
DISTRIBUTOR: Gaumont British; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: George Arliss, Romilly Lunge, Rene Ray, Jessie Winter, John Ford, Allan Jeayes, Lawrence Anderson, Bernard Merefield, John Turnbull, Basil Gill.
DIRECTOR: Herbert Mason; AUTHOR: Neil Grant; SCREENPLAY: L. DuGarde Peach; CAMERAMAN: G. Krampf; EDITOR: M. Gordon.
REVIEWED: 1-16-37; RELEASED: 1-20-37.
MAN WHO COULD WORK MIRACLES. THE DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists; produced in England. CAST: Roland Young, Joan Gardner, Ralph Richard- son, Ernest Thesiger, Robert Cockran. Lady Tree, Wal- lace Lupino, Gertrude Musgrove, Edward Chapman,
Sophie Stewart, George Zucco, Bruce Winston, Law- rence Hanray, Bernard Nedell, Wally Patch.
PRODUCER: Alexander Korda; DIRECTOR: Lothar Mendes; AUTHOR: H. G. Wells; CAMERAMEN: Ber- nard Browne, Maurice Forde.
REVIEWED: 2-24-37; RELEASED: 2-19-36.
MAN WHO FOUND HIMSELF. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: John Beal, Joan Fontaine, Philip Huston, Jane Walsh, George Irving, James Conlin, Frank M. Thomas, Diano Gibson, Dwight Frye, Billy Gilber.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Clitf Reid; DIRECTOR: Lew Landers; AUTHOR: Alice F. Curtis; SCREENPLAY: J. Robert Bren, Edmund L. Hartman, G. V. Atwater, Thomas Lennon; CAMERAMAN: J. Roy Hunt; SPECIAL EFFECTS: Vernon L. Walker; EDITOR: Jack Hively.
REVIEWED: 3-4-37; RELEASED: 4-2-37.
MANDARIN MYSTERY. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Eddie Quillan, Charlotte Henry, Rita LeRoy, Wade Boteler, Franklin Pangborn, George Irving, Kay Hughes, William Newell, George Walcott, Edwin Stanley, Edgar Allen, Anthony Merrill, Richard Beach, Monte Vandegrift.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine; DIRECTOR: Ralph Staub; AUTHOR: Ellery Queen; SCREEN: LAY: John Francis Larkin, Rex Taylor, Gertrude Orr, Cortland Fitzsim- mons; CAMERAMAN: Murray Seldeen; EDITOR: Grace Goddard.
REVIEWED: 6-23-37.
MARIA, DIE MAGD (German)
(Mary, the Maid)
DISTRIBUTOR: Casino Film Exchange; produced in Germany.
CAST: Hilde Koerberg, Hilde Hildebrandt, Alfred Abel, Hans Schlenk, Herbrt Paulmueller, Ernst Legal, Helmuth Brasch, Will Dohm, Wolfgang Kieling, Arthur Fritz Eugens, Erika Raphael, Gerhard Gruender, Carl Auen; DIRECTOR: Veit Harlan.
REVIEWED: 6-3-37.
MARIA NOVER (Hungarian)
(Sister Marie)
DISTRIBUTOR: Danubia Pictures, Inc.; produced in Hungary. CAST: Sandor Sved, Paul Javor, Eva Szo- renyi; DIRECTOR: Victor Gertler.
REVIEWED: 4-14-37.
MARKED WOMAN
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Lola Lane, Isabell Jewell, Eduardo Ciannelli, Jane Bryan, Rosalind Marquis, Mayo Methot, Allen Jenkins, John Litel, Ben Welden, Damian O'Flynn, Henry O'Neill, Raymond Hatton, Carlos San Martin, William B. Davidson, Ken- neth Harlan, Robert Strange, James Robbins, Arthur Aylesworth, John Sheehan, Sam Wren, Edwin Stanley, Alan Davis, Allen Matthews, Guy Usher.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Hal B. Wallis; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Lou Edelman; DIRECTOR: Lloyd Bacon; AUTHORS: Robert Rossen, Abem Finkel; SCREENPLAY: Robert Rossen, Abem Finkel; ART DIRECTOR: Max Parker; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Leo F. Forbstein; MUSIC & LYRICS: Harry Warren, Al Dubin; CAMERAMAN: George Barnes; EDITOR: Jack Killifer.
REVIEWED: 2-26-37; RELEASED: 4-10-37.
MATERNITE (French)
(Mother Love)
DISTRIBUTOR: French Motion Picture Corp.; pro- duced in France.
CAST: Francoise Rosay, Felix Oudart, Hella Muller, Alain, Henri Presles. Cossini, Odette Talazac, Gouget, Theresa Reignier- DIRECTOR: Jean Choux.
REVIEWED: 6-24-37.
MAYTIME
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy, John Bar- rymore, Herman Bing, Tom Brown, Lynne Carver,
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Rafaela Ottiano, Charles Judels, Paul Porcasi, Sig Rumann, Walter KIngsford, Guy Bates Post, Anna Demetrio, Frank Puglia, Don Cossacks Chorus.
PRODUCER: Hunt Stromberg; DIRECTOR: Robert Z. Leonard; AUTHOR: Rita Johnson Young; SCREENPLAY: Noel Langley; MUSIC: Sigmund Romberg; MUSICAL ADAPTATION-DIRECTION: Herbert Stothart; SPECIAL LYRICS: Bob Wright, Chet Forrest; CAMERAMAN: Oliver T. Marsh; EDITOR: Conrad A. Nervig.
REVIEWED: 3-8-37; RELEASED: 3-26-37.
MEET THE MISSUS
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Victor Moore, Helen Broderick, Anne Shirley, Alan Btuce, Edward H. Robins, William Brisbane, Frank M. Thomas, Ray Mayers, Ada Leonard, George Irving, Alec Craig, V/illie Best, Virginia Sale, Jack Norton.
PRODUCER: Albert Lewis; DIRECTOR: Joseph Sant- ley; AUTHORS: Jack Goodman, Albert Rice (from "Lady Average"); SCREENPLAY: Jack Townley, Bert Granet, Joel Sayre; ART DIRECTOR: Van Nest Pol- glase; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Roy Webb; CAMERA- MAN: Jack Mackenzie; EDITOR: Frederick Knudsson.
REVIEWED: 5-25-37; RELEASED: 6-11-37.
MELODY FOR TWO
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: James Melton, Patricia Ellis, Marie Wilson, Fred Keating, Dick Purcell, Winifred Shaw, Craig Rey- nolds, Charles Foy, Gordon Elliott, Eddie Anderson, Eddie Kane, Gordon Hart, Harry Hayden, Billie^ Jack and Donald O'Connor.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Bryan Foy; DIRECTOR: Louis King; AUTHOR: Richard Macaulay; SCREEN- PLAY: George Bricker, Lucie Ward, Joseph K. Watson; MUSIC 0 LYRICS: Harry Warren, Al Dubin, M. K. Jerome, Jack Scholl- MUSIC DIRECTOR: Leo F. Forb- stein; CAMERAMAN: Arthur Todd; EDITOR: Jack Saper.
REVIEWED: 1-12-37; RELEASED: 5-1-37.
MELODY OF THE PLAINS
DISTRIBUTOR: Spectrum.
CAST: Fred Scott, Al St. John, Louise Small, Billy Lenhart, David Sharpe, Slim Whittaker, Lew Meehan, Lafe McKee, Hal Price, Bud Jamieson, Carl Matthews.
PRODUCER: Jed Buell; DIRECTOR: Sam Newfield; AUTHOR: Bennett Cohen; MUSIC SUPERVISOR: Abe Meyers; SONGS: Don Swander, June Hershey; CAM- ERAMAN: Robert Kline; EDITOR: William Hess.
REVIEWED: 4-2-37.
MEN ARE NOT GODS
DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists; produced in England.
CAST: Miriam Hopkins, Gertrude Lawrence, Sebas- tian Shaw, Rex Harrison, A. E. Matthews, Val Gielgud, Laura Smithson, Laurence Grossmith, Sybil Grove, Winifred Willard, Wally Patch, James Harcourt, Rosamund Greenwood, Noel Howeitt, Paddy Morgan, Nicholas Nadejin, Michael Hogarth.
PRODUCER: Alexander Korda; DIRECTOR: Walter Reisch; AUTHOR: Walter Reisch; CAMERAMAN: Charles Rosher: EDITOR: Henry Cornelius.
REVIEWED: 1-20-37; RELEASED: 1-22-37.
MEN IN EXILE
DISTRIBUTOR: First National.
CAST: Dick Purcell, June Travis, Alan Baxter, Margaret Irving, Victor Varconi, Olin Howland, Veda Ann Borg, Norman Willis, Carlos DeValdez, Alec Harford, John Alexander, Demitris, Emanuel.
DIRECTOR: John Villiers Farrow; SCREENPLAY:
Roy Chanslor; CAMERAMAN: Arthur Todd; EDITOR: Terry Morse.
REVIEWED: 5-7-37; RELEASED: 4-3-36.
MICHAEL O'HALLORAN
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Wynne Gibson, Warren Hull, Jackie Moran, Charlene Wyatt, Sidney Blackmer, Hope Manning, G. P. Huntley, Jr., Robert Greig, Helen Lowell, Vera
Gordon, Pierre Watkin, Dorothy Vaughan, Bodll Rosing, Guy Usher.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Herman Schlom: DIREC- TOR: Karl Brown; AUTHOR: Gene Stratton-Porter; SCREENPLAY: Adele Buffington; CAMERAMAN: Jack Marta; EDITOR: Edward Mann.
REVIEWED: 5-7-37; RELEASED: 5-15-37.
MIDNIGHT COURT
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Ann Dvorak, John Litel, Carlyle Moore, Jr., Joseph Crehan, Walter Miller, William Davidson, John Sheehan, Stanley Fields, Gordon Eliott, Gordon Hart, Harrison Green, Charles Foy, Eddie Foster, Lyie Moraine, George Offerman, Jr., Joan Woodbury.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Bryan Foy; DIRECTOR: Frank McDonald; AUTHORS: Don Ryan, Kenneth Gamet; SCREENPLAY: Don Ryan, Kenneth Garnet; CAMERAMAN: Warren Lynch; EDITOR: Frank Magee.
REVIEWED: 1-27-37; RELEASED: 3-6-37.
MIDNIGHT MADONNA
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Warren William, Mady Correll, Kitty Clancy, Edward Ellis, Robert Baldwin, Jonathan Hale, Joseph Sawyer, Joseph Crehan, Irene Franklin, Jack Clifford, Ruth Robinson, Mildred Gover, Donald Kirke, Nick Copeland, Alonzo Price, Clyde Dilson, Harry Tyler, Brooks Benedict, Matty Fain, Hymie Miller, George Magrill, Duke York.
PRODUCER: Emanuel Cohen; DIRECTOR: James Flood; AUTHOR: David Bohem; SCREENPLAY: Doris Malloy, Gladys Lehman; ART DIRECTOR: Wiard Ihnen; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: George Stoll; SONGS AND LYRICS: Arthur Johnson. John Burke; CAMERA- MAN: Robert Pittack- EDITOR: Ray F. Curtiss.
REVIEWED: 6-8-37; RELEASED: 7-2-37.
MIDNIGHT TAXI
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Brian Donlevy, Frances Drake, Alan Dinehart, Sig Rumann, Gilbert Roland, Harold Huber, Paul Stanton, Lon Chancy, Jr., Russell Hicks, Regis Toomey.
PRODUCER: Milton H. Feld; DIRECTOR: Eugene Forde; AUTHOR: Borden Chase; SCREENPLAY: Lou Breslow, John Patrick; CAMERAMAN: Barney McGill; EDITOR: Al De Gaetano.
REVIEWED: 4-5-37; RELEASED: 4-2-37.
MIGHTY TREVE, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Noah Beery, Jr., Barbara Read, Samuel S. Hinds, Hobart Cavanaugh, Alan Kruger, Julian Rivero, Edmund Cobb, Erville Alderson, Guy Usher, Spencer Charters, Tuffy.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Val Paul; DIRECTOR: Lewis D. Collins; AUTHOR: Albert Payson Terhune; SCREEN- PLAY: Albert R. Perkins, Marcus Goodrich, Charles Grayson; CAMERAMAN: Jerome Ash; EDITOR: Philip Cahn.
REVIEWED: 1-12-37; RELEASED: 1-17-37.
MILE A MINUTE LOVE
DISTRIBUTOR: Ace Pictures.
CAST: William Bakewell, Arietta Duncan, Duncan Renaldo, Vivien Oakland, Wilfred Lucas, Earle Douglas, Etta McDaniels.
PRODUCER: Fanchon Royer; DIRECTOR: Elmer Clif- ton; AUTHOR: Duncan Renaldo; SCREENPLAY: Edwin Anthony; CAMERAMAN: Arthur Martinelli; EDITOR: Edward Schroeder.
REVIEWED: 4-6-37.
MONTE CRIOLLO (Spanish)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Argentine. CAST: Nedda Francy, F. Petrone, M. Ruggero; DIREC- TOR: Arturo S. Mom.
REVIEWED: 3-15-37.
MOTOR MADNESS
DISTRIBUTOR: Cnlumbia.
CAST: Rosalind Keith, Allen Brook. Marc Lawrence, Richard Terry, J. M. Kerrigan, Arthur Loft, Joseph
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Sawyer, George Ernest, Al Hill, Jchn Tyrrell, Ralph Byrd.
DIRECTOR: D. Ross Lederman; SCREENPLAY: Fred Niblo, Jr., Grace Neville CAMERAMAN: Allen G. Siegler; EDITOR: Byrd Robinson.
REVIEWED: 5-4-37; RhLEASED: 4-5-37.
MOUNTAIN JUSTICE
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Josephine Hutchinson, George Brent, Guy Kibbee, Mona Barrie, Robert Barat, Margaret Hamil- ton, Robert McWade, Fuzzy Knight, Edward Pawley, Elizabeth Risdon, Marcia Mae Jones, Granville Bates, Russell Simpson, Sibyl Harrison, Guy Wilkerson.
DIRECTOR: Michael Curtiz; SCREENPLAY: Nor- man Reilly, Luci Ward; CAMERAMAN: Ernest Haller; EDITOR: George Amy.
REVIEWED: 5-15-37; RELEASED: 4-24-37.
MOUNTAIN MUSIC
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Bob Burns, Martha Raye, John Howard, Terry Walker, Rute Davis, George Hayes, Spencer Charters, Charles Timblin, Jan Duggan, Olin Howland, Fuzzy Knight, Wally Vernon, Cliff Clark, Goodee Montgomery, Rita LaRoy.
PRODUCER: Benjamin Glazer; DIRECTOR: Robert Florey; AUTHOR: MacKinlay Kantor; SCREENPLAY: John C. Moffitt, Duke Atteberry, Russel Crouse, Charles Lederer; ART DIRECTORS: Hans Dreier, John Goodman- MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Boris Morros; LYRICS AND MUSIC: Sam Coslow; CAMERAMAN: Karl Struss; EDITOR: Eda Warren.
REVIEWED: 6-14-37; RELEASED 6-18-37.
MURDER GOES TO COLLEGE
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Roscoe Karns, Marsha Hunt, Lynne Overman, Larry Crabbe, Astrid Allwyn, Harvey Stephens, Purnell Pratt, Barlow Borland, Earle Foxe, Anthonv Nace, Terry Ray, Nick Lukats, Jack Chapin, Charles Wilson.
DIRECTOR: Charles Riesner; AUTHOR: Kurt Steel: SCREENPLAY: Brian Marlow, Robert Wyler, Eddie Welch; CAMERAMAN: Henry Sharp; EDITOR: Edward Dmytryk.
REVIEWED: 2-24-37; RELEASED 3-5-37.
MYSTERIOUS CROSSING
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: James Dunn, Jean Rogers, John Eldredge, Andy Devine, Hobart Cavanaugh, Herbert Rawlinson, J. Farrell MacDonald, Clarence Muse, Jonathan Hale, Loren Baker, Libby Taylor, James Flavin, Pat O'Maliey.
DIRECTOR: Arthur Lubin; AUTHOR: Fred Maclsaacs; SCREENPLAY: Jefferson Parker, John Grey; CAMERA- MAN: Milton Krasner.
REVIEWED: 2-2-37; RELEASED: 12-27-36.
NANCY STEELE IS MISSING
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Victor McLaglen, Walter Connolly, Peter Lorre, June Lang, Robert Kent, Shirley Deane, John Carradine, Jane Darwell, Frank Conroy, Graniteville Bates, George Taylor, Kane Richmond, Margaret Field- ing, DeWitt Jennings, George Chandler, George Hum- ber, Robert Murphy, Ed Deering, Frederick Burton, Stanley Andrews, Guy Usher.
PRODUCER: Nunnally Johnson; DIRECTOR: George Marshall; AUTHOR: Charles Francis Coe.
REVIEWED: 3-10-37; RELEASED 3-12-37.
NEW FACES OF 1937
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO.
CAST: Joe Penner, Milton Berle, Parkyakarkus, Harriet Hilliard, William Brady, Jerome Cowan, Thel- ma Leeds, Lorraine Kruger, Tommy Mack, Bert Gor- don, Patricia Wilder, Richard Lane, Dudley Clements, William Corson, George Rosener, Dewey Robinson, Harry C. Bradley; Loew, Hite and Stanley; Brian Sisters, Derry Deane, Eddie Rio, Loria Brothers, Ann Miller, Three Chocolateers, Four Playboys, Mary Louise Smith, Betty Johnson, Harriet Brandon, Bea-
trice Shulte, Juanita Fields, Cynthia Westlake, Mary Frances Gifford.
PRODUCER: Edward Small; DIRECTOR: Leigh Jason; AUTHOR: George Bradshaw (from "Shoestring"); SCREENPLAY: Nat Perrin, Philip G. Epstein, Irving S. Brecher, Harold Kusell, Harry Clork, Howard J. Green; ART DIRECTOR: Van Nest Polglase; MUSI- CAL DIRECTOR: Roy Webb; DANCE DIRECTOR: Sammy Lee; MUSIC & LYRICS: Lew Brown, Sammy Fain, Walter Bullock, Harold Spinna, Ben Pollack, Harry James, Edward Cherkose, Charles Henderson, Joe Penner, Hal Raynor; CAMERAMAN: J. Roy Hunt; EDITOR: George Crone.
REVIEWED: 6-29-37; RELEASED: 7-2-37.
NORTH OF RIO GRANDE
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: William Boyd, George Hayes, Russell Hay- den, Stephen Morris, Bernadene Hayes, John Ruther- ford, Lorraine Randall, Walter Long, Lee Cobb, John Beach, Al Ferguson.
PRODUCER: Harry Sherman; DIRECTOR: Nate Watt; AUTHOR: Clarence E. Mulford (from "Cottonwood Gulch"); SCREENPLAY: Jack O'Donnell; ART DI- RECTOR: Lewis Rachmil; CAMERAMAN: Russell Harlan; EDITOR: Robert Warwick.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37; RELEASED: 6-25-37.
NUSZUrr FELARON (Hungarian)
(Honeymoon at Half Price)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Hungary. CAST: Irene Agai, Paul Javor, Mici ErdeIyi; DIREC- TOR: I. Szekely.
REVIEWED: 2-16-37.
NATALKA POLTAVKA (Ukrainian)
DISTRIBUTOR: Kinotrade- produced in U. S. A. CAST: Thalia Sabanieeva, Dimitri Creona, Lydia Be- rezovsska; DIRECTOR: Vasile Avramenko; SCREEN- PLAY: M. Avramenko, M. J. Gann.
REVIEWED: 2-18-37.
NAVY BLUES
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Dick Purcell, Mary Brian, Warren Hymer, Joseph Sawyer, Edward Woods, Horace MacMahon, Chester Clute, Lucille Gleason, Ruth Fallows, Alonzo Price, Mel Ruick, Carleton Young.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Burt Kelly; DIRECTOR: Ralph Staub; AUTHORS: Gordon Kahn, Eric Taylor; SCREENPLAY: Gordon Kahn, Eric Taylor; SUPERVI- SION EDITOR: Murray Seldeen; MUSICAL SUPER- VISOR: Harry Grey; CAMERAMAN: Jack Marta; EDITOR: Roy Livingston.
REVIEWED: 3-29-37; RELEASED: 4-19-37.
NAVY SPY
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Conrad Nagel, Eleanor Hunt, Judith Allen, Jack Doyle, Phil Dunham, Don Barclay, Howard Lang, Crauford Kent.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Sam Diege; DIRECTOR: Crane Wilbur; SCREENPLAY: Crane Wilbur; CAMERA- MAN: Mack Stengler; EDITOR: Tony Martinelli.
REVIEWED: 3-24-37; RELEASED: 3-13-37.
NIGHT KEY
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Boris Karloff, J. Warren Hull, Jean Rogers, Hobart Cavanaugh, Samuel Hinds, David Oliver, Ward Bond, Frank Reicher, Alan Baxter, Edwin Maxwell.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Robert Presnell; DIRECTOR: Lloyd Corrigan; AUTHOR: William Pierce; SCREEN- PLAY; Tristram Tupper, John C. Moffitt; SPECIAL EFFECTS: John P. Fulton; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Lou Forbes; ART DIRECTOR: Jack Otterson; CAMERA- MAN: George Robinson; EDITOR: Otis Garrett.
REVIEWED: 4-21-37; RELEASED: 5-2-37.
NIGHT MUST FALL
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Russell, Dame May Whiffy, Alan Marshall, Merle Tottenham, Kath-
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leen Harrison, Matthew Boulton, Eily Malyon, Beryl Mercer, Winifred Harris, E. E. Clive.
PRODUCER: Hunt Stromberg; DIRECTOR: Richard Thorpe; AUTHOR: Emiyn Williams; SCREENPLAY: John Van Druten; ART DIRECTOR: Cedric Gibbons; MUSICAL SCORE: Edward Ward; CAMERAMAN: Ray June; EDITOR: Robert J. Kern.
REVIEWED: 4-22-37.
NOBODY'S BABY
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Patsy Kelly, Lyda Robert!, Lynne Overman, Robert Armstrong, Rosina Lawrence, Don Alvarado, Tom Dugan, Orrin Burke, Dora Clement, Laura Tread- well, Tola Nesmith, Florence Roberts, Si Willis, Herbert Rawlinson, Jimmie Grier's Orchestra, The Rhythm Rascals, The Avalon Boys.
PRODUCER: Hal Roach; DIRECTOR: Gus Meins; AUTHORS: Harold Law, Hal Yates, Pat C. Flick; SCREENPLAY: Harold Law, Hal Yates, Pat C. Flick; MUSIC: Marvin Hatley; LYRICS: Walter Bullock; MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS: Jimmie Grier; DANCES: Roy Randolph; CAMERAMAN: Norbert Brodine; PHOTOGRAPHIC EFFECTS: Roy Seawright; EDITOR: Ray Snyder.
REVIEWED: 2-2-37; RELEASED: 4-23-37.
OFF TO THE RACES
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Slim Summerville, Jed Prouty, Shirley Deane, Spring Byington, Russell Gleason, Kenneth Howell, George Ernest, June Carlson, Florence Roberts, Billy Mahan, Ann Gillis, Fred Toones, Chick Chandler, Ruth Gillette.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Max Golden; DIRECTOR: Frank Strayer; AUTHORS: Robert Ellis, Helen Logan; SCREENPLAY: Robert Ellis, Helen Logan; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Samuel Kaylin; SONGS: L. Wolfe Gilbert, Felix Bernard; CAMERAMAN: Barney McGill; EDITOR: Alex Troffey.
REVIEWED: 1-7-37; RELEASED: 2-19-37.
OH, DOCTOR
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Edward Everett Horton, Donrue Leighton, William Hall, Eve Arden, Thurston Hall, Catherine Doucet, William Demarest, Edward Brophy, Minerva Urecal.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Edmund Grainger; DIREC- TOR: Ray McCarey; AUTHOR: Harry Leon Wilson; SCREENPLAY: Harry Clerk, Brown Holmes; ART DI- RECTOR: Jack Otterson; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Lou Forbes; SPECIAL EFFECTS: John P. Fulton: CAMERA- MAN: Milton Krasner; EDITOR: Bernard W. Burton.
REVIEWED: 4-22-37; RELEASED: 5-16-37.
OLD CORRAL, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Hope Manning, Sons of the Pioneers, Champion, Cornelius Keefe, Lon Chaney, Jr., John Bradford, Milburn Morante, Abe Lefton, Merrill McCormick, Charles Sullivan, Buddy Roosevelt, Lynton Brent, Frankie Marvin, Oscar and Elmer.
ASSOCIATE TRODUCER: Armand Schaefer; DIREC- TOR: Joseph Kane; AUTHOR: Bernard McConville; SCREENPLAY: Sherman Lowe, Joseph Poland; CAM- ERAMAN: Edgar Lyons- EDITOR: Lester Orlebeck.
REVIEWED: 5-11-37.
OLD LOUISIANA
DISTRIBUTOR: Crescent.
CAST: Tom Keene, Rita Cansino, Will Morgan, Robert Fiske, Raphael Bennett, Bud Buster, Carlos DeValdez, Ramsay Hill, Allan Cavan, Wally Albright.
PRODUCER: E. R. Derr; DIRECTOR: Irvin V. Willat; AUTHOR: John T. Neville; SCREENPLAY: Mary Ire- land; CAMERAMAN: Arthur Martinelli; EDITOR: Donald Barratt.
REVIEWED: 3-12-37; RELEASED: 3-1-37.
ON THE AVENUE
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Dick Powell, Madeleine Carroll, Alice Faye,
The Ritz Brothers, George Barbier, Alan Mowbray, Cora Witherspoon, Walter Catlett, Douglas Fowley, Joan Davis, Stepin Fetchit, Sig Rumann, Billy Gil- bert, E. E. Clive, Douglas Wood, John Sheehan, Paul Irving, Harry Stubbs, Ricardo Mandia, Edward Cooper, Paul Gerrits.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Gene Markey; DIRECTOR: Roy Del Ruth; SCREENPLAY: Gene Markey, William Conselman; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Arthur Lange; MUSIC & LYRICS: Irving Berlin; DANCE DIRECTOR: Seymour Felix- CAMERAMAN: Lucien Andriot; EDI- TOR: Allen McNeil.
REVIEWED: 2-3-37; RELEASED: 2-12-37.
ONCE A DOCTOR
DISTRIBUTOR: First National.
CAST: Jean Muir, Donald Woods, Gordon Oliver, Joseph King, Henry Kolker, Gordon Hart, Joseph Cre- han, Louise Stanley, David Carlyle, Cy Kendall, Ed Stanley, Housley Stevens, Harlan Tucker, Guy Usher.
DIRECTOR: William Clemens; AUTHORS: Frank Daugherty, Paul Perez; SCREENPLAY: Robertson White, Ben G. Kohn; CAMERAMAN: L. William O'Connell; EDITOR: Clarence Kolster.
REVIEWED: 2-27-37; RELEASED: 1-23-37.
OUTCAST
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Warren William, Karen Morley, Lewis Stone, Jackie Moran, Esther Dale, John V/ray, Christian Rub, Virginia Sale, Ruth Robinson, Murray Kinnell, Jonathan Hale, Richard Carle, Frank Melton, Lois Wilde, Tommy Jackson, Matthew Betz, Harry Woods, George Magrill, Dick Alexander.
PRODUCER: Emanuel Cohen; DIRECTOR: Robert Florey; AUTHOR: Frank R. Adams; SCREENPLAY: Doris Malloy, Dore Schary; CAMERAMAN: Rudolph Mate; EDITOR: Ray F. Curtiss.
REVIEWED: 2-2-37; RELEASED: 2-5-37.
OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Freston Foster, Jean Muir, Van Heflin, Vir- ginia Weidler, Margaret Irving, Frank M. Thomas, Si Jenks, Dick Elliott, Al St. John, Bradley Page, Richard Lane, Monte Blue, Billy Gilbert, Dudley Clements.
PRODUCER: Robert Sisk; DIRECTOR: Christy Ca- banne; AUTHOR: Bret Harf SCREENPLAY: John Twist, Harry Segall; CAMERAMAN: Robert De Grasse; EDITOR: Ted Cheseman.
REVIEWED: 3-16-37; RELEASED: 4-16-37.
PARADISE EXPRESS
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Grant Withers, Dorothy Appleby, Arthur Hoyt, Maude Eburne, Harry Davenport, Donald Kirke, Arthur Loft, Lew Kelly, Anthony Pawley, Fern Emmett, John Holland, Bob McClung, Bruce Mitchell, Guy Wilkerson, George Cleveland, Ralph McCollough.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Sol C. Siegel; DIRECTOR: Joseph Kane; AUTHORS: Allan Vaughn Elston, Paul Perez; SCREENPLAY: Jack Natteford, Betty Burbridge; CAMERAMAN: Jack Marta.
REVIEWED: 3-5-37; RELEASED: 2-22-37.
PARIS COMMUNE (Russian)
DISTRIBUTOR: Amkino; produced in Russia.
CAST: M. Poltnikov, A. Maximova, A. Abrikoso, V. Stanitzin, D. Dorliak, A. Goriunov, V. Belokurov, V. Maretskaya, G. Egorova, N. Aslanov, O. Abdulov, G. Cherkovalenko, I. Bobrov; DIRECTOR: Gregory Roshal.
REVIEWED: 6-14-37.
PARK AVENUE LOGGER
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: George O'Brien, Beatrice Roberts, Willard Robertson, Ward Bond, Bert Hanlon. Gertrude Short, Lloyd Ingraham, George Rosener, Robert E. O'Connor.
PRODUCER: George A. Hirliman; DIRECTOR: David Howard; AUTHOR: Bruce Hutchinson; CAMERAMAN: Frank B. Good; EDITOR: Robert Crandall.
REVIEWED: 3-16-37; RELEASED: 2-26-37.
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PARNELL
DISTRIBUTOR: M-6-M.
CAST: Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, Edna May Oliver, Edmund Gwenn, Alan Marshal, Donald Crisp, Billie Burke, Berton Churchill, Donald Meek, Montagu Love, Byron Russell, Brandon Tynan, Phillis Coghlan, Neil Fitzgerald, George Zucco.
DIRECTOR: John M. Stahl; AUTHOR: Elsie T. Schauffler; SCREENPLAY: John Van Druten, S. N. Behrman; MUSICAL SCORE: Dr. William Axt; ART DIRECTOR: Cedric Gibbons; CAMERAMAN: Karl Freund; EDITOR: Fredrick Y. Smith.
REVIEWED: 6-7-37.
PAROLE RACKET
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Paul Kelly, Rosalind Keith, Leona Maricle, Thurston Hall, Gene Morgan, John Spacey, Francis McDonald, Raymond Brown, Jack Daly, C. M. Shaw, Al Hill.
DIRECTOR: C. C. Coleman, Jr.' AUTHOR: Harold Shumate; SCREENPLAY: Harold Shumate; CAMERA- MAN: George Meehan; EDITOR: Dick Fantl.
REVIEWED: 3-11-37; RELEASED: 3-4-37.
PATRIA, AMORE E DOVERE (Italian)
(Country, Love and Duty)
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M; produced in Italy. CAST: Mario Steni, Gino Gervi, Eva Maltagliati; DIRECTOR: Alessandro Balsetti.
REVIEWED: 4-12-37.
PENROD AND SAM
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Billy Mauch, Frank Craven, Spring Byington, Craig Reynolds, Harry Watson, Jackie Morrow, Philip Hurlic, Charles Halton, Bernice Pilot, Kenneth Harlan, Allan Davis, Si Wills, Billy Lechner, Billy Wolfsone, Jerry Madden, Robert Homans, Mildred Gover, George Billings, Jerry Tucker, Jack Cunningham, Don Hulbert, John Pirrone.
DIRECTOR: William McGann; AUTHOR: Booth Tar- kington; SCREENPLAY: Lillie Hayward, Hugh Cum- mings; CAMERAMAN: L. William O'Connell; EDITOR: Thomas Pratt.
REVIEWED: 3-17-37; RELEASED: 2-27-37.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Jean Harlow, Robert Taylor. Reginald Owen, Una O'Connor, Henrietta Crosman, E. E. Clive, Cora Witherspoon, Maria Shelton, Forrester Harvey, Lionel Braham, Barnett Parker.
PRODUCER: John W. Considine; DIRECTOR: W. S. Van Dyke; AUTHOR: H. M. Harwood (from "The Man in Possession")- SCREENPLAY: Hugh Mills, Ernest Vajda; CAMERAMAN: William Daniels; EDITOR: Ben Lewis.
REVIEWED: 3-16-37; RELEASED: 3-19-37.
PHANTOM SHIP
DISTRIBUTOR: Guaranteed Pictures; produced in England.
CAST: Bela Lugosi, Shirley Grey, Cliff McLaglen, Arthur Margetson, Edmund William, George Mozart, Ben Welden, Dennis Hoey, Gibson Gowland, Herbert Cameron, James Carew, Terence De Marney.
DIRECTOR: Dennis Clift; AUTHOR: Dennis Cliff; CAMERAMEN: Geoffrey Faithful, Eric Cross.
REVIEWED: 2-15-37.
PICK A STAR
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Patsy Kelly, Jack Haley, Rosina Lawrence, Mischa Auer, Lyda Roberti, Charles Halton, Tom Dugan, Russell Hicks, Cully Richards, Spencer Char- ters, Sam Adams, Robert Gleckler, Joyce Compton, Johnny Arthur, James Finlayson, Walter Long, Wesley Barry, Johnny Hyams, Leila Mclntyre, Benny Burt.
PRODUCER: Edward Sedgwick; DIRECTOR: Edward Sedgwick; AUTHORS: Richard Flournoy, Arthur Ver- non Jones, Thomas J. Dugan; SCREENPLAY: Richard Flournoy, Arthur Vernon Jones, Thomas J. Dugan;
ART DIRECTOR: Arthur J. Royce; MUSICAL DIREC- TION: Arthur Morton, Marvin Hatley; DANCES: Edward Court; MUSIC & LYRICS: Fred Stryker, Johnny Lange, R. Alex Anderson; CAMERAMAN: Norbert Brodine; PHOTOGRAPHIC EFFECTS: Roy Seawright; EDITOR: William Terhune. REVIEWED: 4-20-37.
POFON (Hungarian)
(Slap)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Hungary. CAST: Paul Javor, Elsie Barsony, Antal Pager; DIREC- TOR: Bela Balogh.
REVIEWED: 1-20-37.
PRINCE AND THE PAUPER
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Billy Mauch, Bobby Mauch, Errol Flynn, Claude Rains, Henry Stephenson, Barton MacLane, Alan Hale, Eric Portman, Lionel Fape, Leonard Willey, Murray Kinnell, Halliwell Hobbes, Phyllis Barry, Ivan Simpson, Montagu Love, Fritz Leiber, Elspeth Dudgeon, Mary Field, Forrester Harvey, Helen Valkis, Lester Matthews, Robert Evans, Holmes Herbert, Ian Mac- Laren, Ann Howard, Gwendolyn Jones, Lionel Braham, Harry Beresford, Lionel Belmore, Ian V/olf.
PRODUCER: Hal B. Wallis; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Robert Lord; DIRECTOR: William Keighley; AUTHOR: Mark Twain; SCREENPLAY: Laird Doyle; ART DIREC- TOR: Robert Haas; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Leo F. Forbstein; MUSIC: Erich Wolfgang Korngold; CAM- ERAMAN: Sol Polito; EDITOR: Ralph Dawson.
REVIEWED: 4-8-37; RELEASED: 5-8-37.
PRISONERS (Russian)
DISTRIBUTOR: Amkino; produced in Russia. CAST: M. F. Astangov, V. D. Yanukova, B. P. Tamirin; DIRECTOR: Evgeny Cherviakov; AUTHOR: N. F. Pogodin; SCREENPLAY: N. F. Pogodin.
REVIEWED: 3-5-37.
PUNKS KOMMT AUS AMERIKA (German)
(Punks Arrives from America)
DISTRIBUTOR: Ufa; produced in Germany.
CAST: Attila Hoerbiger, Lien Deyers, Ralph Arthur Roberts, Sybille Schmitz, Henry Lorenzen, Oskar Sima, Erika G'aessner, George Boulanger, Huga Warner Kahle, Erich Walter, Ernst Behmer, Maria Meisner, Joseph Sieber, Edith Oss; DIRECTOR: Karl Heinz Martin.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37.
QUALITY STREET
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Katherine Hepburn, Franchot Tone, Eric Blore, Fay Bainter, Cora Witherspoon, Estelle Win- wood, Joan Fontaine, Florence Lake, Helena Grant, Roland Varno, William Blakewell.
PRODUCER: Pandro S. Berman; DIRECTOR: George Stevens; AUTHOR: Sir James M. Barrie; SCREENPLAY: Allan Scott, Mortimer Offner; CAMERAMAN: Robert DeGrasse: EDITOR: Henry Berman.
REVIEWED: 3-10-37; RELEASED: 3-26-37.
RACING LADY
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST' Ann Dvorak, Smith Ballew, Harry Carey, Berton Churchill, Frank M. Thomas, Ray Mayer, Willie Best, Hattie McDaniels, Harry Jans, Lew Payton, Harlan Tucker.
DIRECTOR: Wallace Fox; AUTHOR: Damon Runyon; SCREENPLAY: Dorothy Yost. Thomas Lennon; CAM- ERAMAN: Harry WiM; EDITOR: James Morley.
REVIEWED: 1-22-37: RELEASED: 1-29-37.
RACKETEERS IN EXILE DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: George Bancroft, Evalyn Venable, Wynne Gibson, Marc Lawrence, John Gilaudet, George McKay, Garry Owen, Jack Clifford, William Burress, Helen Lowell, Richard Carle, Jonathan Hale.
DIRECTOR: Erie C. Kelton; AUTHOR: Harry Sauber;
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SCREENPLAY: Harry Sauber, Robert Shannon; CAM- ERAMAN: Lucien Ballard; EDITOR: Otto Meyer. REVIEWED: 4-15-37; RELEASED: 3-30-37.
RADIO BAR (Spanish)
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount; produced in Argentine. CAST: Alberto Vila; DIRECTOR: Manuel Romero.
REVIEWED: 2-5-37.
RAZUMOV (French)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in France. CAST: Pierre Fresnay, Jean-Louis Barrault; PRODUCER: Marc Allegret; DIRECTOR: Marc Allegret; AUTHOR: Joseph Conrad (from "Under Western Eyes).
REVIEWED: 3-12-37.
READY. WILLING AND ABLE
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Ruby Keeler, Lee Dixon, Allen Jenkins, Louise Fazenda, Carol Hughes, Ross Alexander, Winifred Shaw, Teddy Hart, Hugh O'Connell, Addison Richards, Shaw and Lee, E. E. Clive, Jane Wyman, May Boley, Charles Halton, Adrian Rosley, Lillian Kemble-Cooper, Barnett Parker.
DIRECTOR: Ray Enright; AUTHOR: Richard Macau- lay; SCREENPLAY: Jerry Wald, Sig Herzig, Warren Duff DANCE DIRECTOR: Bobby Connelly; CAMERA- MAN: Sol Polito; EDITOR: Doug Gould.
REVIEWED: 3-16-37; RELEASED: 3-6-37.
REDES (Spanish)
(The Wave)
DISTRIBUTOR: Garrison Films; produced in Mexico. CAST: Silvio Hiernandaz, Miguel Figueroa, Antonio Lara, David Valles Gonzales; PRODUCER: Paul Strand; DIRECTORS: Fred Zinneman, Gomez Muriel; AUTHORS: Paul Strand, Valezquez Chavez; SCREENPLAY: Henwar Rodakiewicz; ENGLISH TITLES: John Dos Passos, Leo Hurwitz; CAMERAMAN: Paul Strand.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37.
RHYTHM IN THE CLOUDS
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Patricia Ellis, Warren Hull, William Newell, Richard Carle, Zeffie Tilbury, Charles Judels, David Carlyle, Joyce Compton, Suzanne Kaaren, Esther Howard, Ed Parker, James C. Morton, Rolfe Sedan.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Albert E. Levoy; DIREC- TOR: John H. Auer; AUTHORS: George Mence. Ray Bond; SCREENPLAY: Olive Cooper; CAMERAMAN: Ernest Miller; EDITOR: Edward Mann.
REVIEWED: 6-18-37; RELEASED: 6-21-37.
RIDERS OF THE WHISTLING SKULL
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Robert Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Ter- hune, Mary Russell, Roger Williams, Fern Emmett, C. Montague Shaw, Yakima Canutt, John Ward, George Godfrey, Earle Ross, Frank Ellis, John Van felt.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine; DIRECTOR: Mack V. Wright; AUTHORS: Bernard McConville, Oliver Drake; SCREENPLAY: Oliver Drake, John Rathmell; CAM- ERAMAN: Jack Marta; EDITOR: Tony Martinelli.
REVIEWED: 6-3-37; RELEASED: 1-4-37.
RIDING ON AIR
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO.
CAST: Joe E. Brown, Guy Kibbee, Florence Rice, Vinton Haworth, Anthony Nance, Harlan Briggs, Andrew Tombes. Clem Bevans.
PRODUCER: David L. Loew; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Edward Sedgwick; DIRECTOR: Edward Sedg- wick; AUTHOR: Richard Macaulay; SCREENPLAY: Richard Flournoy, Richard Macaulay; ART DIRECTOR: John Ducasse SchuIze: MUSICAL SCORE: Arthur Morton; SPECIAL EFFECTS: Fred Jackman; CAMERA- MAN: Al Gilks; EDITOR: Jack Ogilvie.
REVIEWED: 6-9-37; RELEASED: 6-18-37.
RITT IN DIE FREIHEIT (German) (On the Road to Freedom) DISTRIBUTOR: Ufa; produced in Germany.
CAST: Willy Birgel, Ursula Grabley, Hansi Knoteck; DIRECTOR: Karl Hartl. REVIEWED: 5-11-37.
ROAD BACK, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: John King, Richard Cromwell, Slim Summer- ville, Andy Devine, Barbara Read, Louise Fazenda, Noah Beery, Jr., Maurice Murphy, John Emery, Etienne Girardot, Lionel Atwill, Henry Hunter, Larry Blake, Gene Garrick, Greta Gynte, Spring Byington, Frank Reicher, Laura Hope Crews, Charles Holton, Arthur Hohl, William B. Davidson, Al Shean, Edwin Maxwell, Samuel S. Hinds, Robert Warwick, Jean Rouverol.
PRODUCER: Charles R. Rogers; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Edmund Grainger; DIRECTOR: James Whale; AUTHOR: Erich Maria Remarque; SCREENPLAY: R.
C. Sheriff, Charles Kenyon; ART DIRECTOR: Charles
D. Hall; MUSICAL SCORE: Dimitri Tiomkin; MUSI- CAL DIRECTOR: Charles Previn; CAMERAMEN: John J. Mescall, George H. Robinson; EDITOR: Ted Kent.
REVIEWED: 6-18-37; RELEASED: 7-18-37.
ROARIN' LEAD
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Robert Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Ter- hune, Christine Maple, Hooper Atchley, Yakima Canutt, George Chesebro, Tommy Bupp, Mary Russell, Tamara, Lynn Kauffman, Beverly Luff, Theodora Frye, Katherine Frye, The Meglin Kiddies.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Sol C. Siegel; DIRECTORS: Mack V. Wright, Sam Newfield; AUTHOR: William Colt MacDonald; SCREENPLAY: Oliver Drake, Colt MacDonald: CAM- ERAMAN: William Nobles; EDITOR: William Thomp- son.
REVIEWED: 4-24-37.
ROBBER SYMPHONY, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Fortune Film Corp.; produced in England.
CAST: Magda Sonja, Hans Feher, Vinette, Al Mar- shall, Jack Tracy.
DIRECTOR: Friedrich Feher; AUTHORS: Anton Kuh, Jack Trendell; MUSIC: Friedrich Feher.
REVIEWED: 2-6-37.
ROMANCE AND RICHES
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Cary Grant, Mary Brian, Peter Gawthorn, Iris Ashley, Andrea Malandrino, John Turnbull, Arthur Hardy, Charles Farrell, Marie Wright.
PRODUCER: Alfred Zeisler; DIRECTOR: Alfred Zeisler; AUTHOR: E. Phillips Openheim; SCREEN- PLAY: John L. Balderston.
REVIEWED: 3-2-37; RELEASED: 2-27-37.
ROMANCE AT THE DANUBE (Hungarian)
DISTRIBUTOR: Danubia Pictures; produced in Hun- gary. CAST: Zita Perczel, Imre Raday, Julius Csortos; DIRECTOR: Istvan Szekely. REVIEWED: 3-30-37.
ROOTIN' TOOTIN' RHYTHM
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Armida, Monte Blue, Al Clauser and His Oklahoma Outlaws, Hal Taliaferro, Ann Pendleton, Max Hoffman, Jr., Charles King, Frankie Marvin, Nina Campana, Charles Mayer.
DIRECTOR: Mack V. Wright; AUTHOR: Johnston McCulley; SCREENPLAY: Jack Natteford; CAMERA- MAN: William Nobles- EDITOR: Tony Martinelli.
RtVIEWED: 5-1-37; RELEASED: 5-12-37.
ROUND-UP TIME IN TEXAS
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Maxine Doyle, The Cabin Kids, Champton, LeRoy Mason, Earle Hod- gins, Dick Wessell, Buddy Williams, Elmer Fain, Cornie Anderson, Frankie Marvin, Ken Cooper.
PRODUCER: Nat Levine; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Armand Schaefer; DIRECTOR: Joseph Kane; SCREEN-
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PLAY: Oliver Drake; CAMERAMAN: William Nobles; EDITOR: Lester Orlebeck.
REVIEWED: 4-22-37; RELEASED: 2-28-37.
SAMVETSOMMA ADOLF (Swedish)
(Adolf's Military Adventures)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Sweden. CAST: Adolf Jahr, Karin Albihn, Weyler Hildebrand, Elsa Carlsson.
REVIEWED: 3-15-37.
SANDFLOW
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Buck Jones, Lita Chevret, Bob Kortman, Arthur Aylesworth, Robert Terry, Enrique DeRosas, Josef Swickard, Lee Phelps, Harold Hodge, Tom Chatterson, Arthur Van Suike, Malcolm Graham.
DIRECTOR: Lesley Selander; AUTHOR: Cherry Wil- son; SCREENPLAY: Frances Guihan: CAMERAMAN: Allen Thompson, Herbert Kirkpatrick; EDITOR: Ber- nard Loftus.
REVIEWED: 2-1-37; RELEASED: 2-14-37.
SARGA CSIKO (Hungarian)
(Son of the Pusta)
DISTRIBUTOR: Danubia Pictures; produced in Hun- gary. CAST: Julius Csortos, Juliuska Komar, Ferenc Hoyko; DIRECTOK: bela Pasztor; AUTHOR: Ferenc Csepreghv SCREENPLAY: Lajos Pasztor.
REVIEWED: 2-6-37.
SCOTLAND YARD COMMANDS
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Clive Brook, Victoria Hopper, Nora Swin- burne, Charles Farrell, Frederick Peisley, Malcolm Keene, Lawrence Hanray, Cecil Ranage, Theel Cole- ridge.
TRODUCER: Basil Deane; DIRECTOR: James Flood.
REVIEWED: 2-16-37; RELEASED: 1-23-37.
SEA DEVILS
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Victor McLaglen, Preston Foster, Ida Lupino, Donald Woods, Helen Flint, Gordon Jones, Pierre Watkin, Murray Alper, Billy Bilberg, Barbara Pepper.
PRODUCER: Edward Small; DIRECTOR: Ben Stoloff; SCREENPLAY: Frank Wead, John Twist, P. J. Wolfson; ART DIRECTOR: Van Nest Polglase; MUSICAL DIREC- TOR: Roy Webb; CAMERAMEN: J. Roy Hunt, Joseph August; SPECIAL EFFECTS: Vernon Walker.
REVIEWED: 2-11-37; RELEASED: 2-19-37.
SEVENTH HEAVEN
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Simone Simon, James Stewart, Jean Hersholt, Gregory Ratoff, Gale Sondergaard, J. Edward Brom- berg, John Qualen, Victor Kilian, Thomas Beck, Sig Rumann, Mady Christians, Rollo Lloyd, Rafaela Otti- ano, Georges Renavent, Edward Keane; John Hamilton, Paul Forcasi, Will Stanton, Irving Bacon, Leonid Snegoff, Adrienne D'Ambricourt.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Raymond Griffith; DIREC- TOR: Henry King; SCREENPLAY: Melville Baker; CAMERAMAN: Merritt Gerstad; EDITOR: Barbara McLean.
REVIEWED: 3-18-37; RELEASED: 3-26-37.
SHALL WE DANCE
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO.
CAST: Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Edward Everett Horton, Eric Blore, Jerome Cowan. Ketti Gallian, William Brisbane, Harriet Hoctor, Ann Shoemaker, Frank Moran.
PRODUCER: Pandro S. Berman; DIRECTOR: Mark Sandrich; AUTHORS: Lee Loeb, Harold Buchman; SCREENPLAY: Allan Scott, Ernest Pagano, P. J. Wolfson; ART DIRECTOR: Van Nest Polglase; MUSIC: George Gershwin; LYRICS: Ira Gershwin; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Nathaniel Shilkret; DANCE DIRECTOR: Hermes Pan; BALLET DIRECTOR: Larry Losee; CAM- ERAMAN: David Abel; SPECIAL EFFECTS: Vernon L. Walker; EDITOR: William Hamilton.
REVIEWED: 4-30-37; RELEASED: 5-7-37.
SHE'S DANGEROUS
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Tala Birell, Walter Pidgeon, Cesar Romero, Walter Brennan, Warren Hymer, Samuel S. Hinds, Jonathan Hale, Richard Carle, Franklyn Pangborn, Richard Tucker, June Brewster, Stanley Andrews.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: E. M. Asher- DIRECTORS: Lewis R. Foster, Milton Carruth; AUTHORS: Murray Roth, Ben Ryan; SCREENPLAY: Lionel Houser, Albert H. Perkin; ART DIRECTORS: Jack Otterson, Loren Patrick; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Lou Forbes; SPECIAL EFFECTS: John P. Fulton; CAMERAMAN: Milton Krasner; EDITOR: Frank Gross.
REVIEWED: 1-19-37; RELEASED: 1-24-37.
SILENCIO SUBLIME (Spanish)
(Heroic Silence)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Mexico. CAST: Alfredo del Diestro, Adria Delhort, Nina Alicia Ep- stein, Aurorita Real, Rene Cardona; DIRECTOR: Ramon Peon.
REVIEWED: 1-20-37.
SILENT BARRIERS
DISTRIBUTOR: Gaumont British; produced in Can- ada.
CAST: Richard Arlen, Lilli Palmer, Antoinette Cel- lier, Barry Mackay, Roy Emerton, J. Farrell Mac- Donald, Ben Weldon, Jock Mackay, Ernest Sefton, Henry Victor, Frank McGlynn, Sr.
DIRECTOR: Milton Rosmer; AUTHOR: Alan Sulli- van; SCREENPLAY: Michael Barringer, Milton Rosmer; CAMERAMEN: Glen MacWilliams. Bob Martin. Sepp Allgeir: EDITORS: Charles Frend, B. H. Hipkins.
REVIEWED: 3-26-37.
SING AND BE HAPPY
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Tony Martin, Leah Ray, Joan Davis, Helen Westley, Allan Lane. Dixie Dunbar , Chick Chandler, Berton Churchill. Andrew Tombes, Louis Alberni, Frank McGlynn, Sr.
DIRECTOR: James Tinling; SCREENPLAY: Ben Mark- son, Lou Breslow, John Patrick; MUSIC & LYRICS: Sidney Care, Harrv Akst.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37; RELEASED: 6-25-37.
SING WHILE YOU'RE ABLE
DISTRIBUTOR: Melody Pictures.
CAST: Pinky Tomlin, Toby Wing, H. C. Bradley, Monte Collins, Sam Wren, Suzanne Kaaren, Bert Roach, Michael Romanoff, Jimmy Newell, Three Brian Sisters, Lane Chandler, Fern Emmett.
PRODUCER: Maurice Conn; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Coy Poe; SUPERVISOR: Martin G. Cohn; DIRECTOR: Marshall NeiJan; AUTHORS: Stanley Lowenstein, Charles Condon; SCREENPLAY: Sherman Lowe, Charles Condon; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Edward L. Kaye; MUSIC & LYRICS: Connie Lee, Paul Parks. Buddy LeRoux, A! Heath, Harry Tobias, Roy Ingraham; CAMERAMAN: Jack GreenhaIgh; EDITOR: Martin G. Cohn.
REVIEWED: 3-24-37.
SLAVE SHIP
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Warner Baxter, Wallace Beery, Elizabeth Allan. Mickey Rooney, George Sanders, Jane Darwell, Joseph Schildkraut. Arthur Hohl, Minna Gombell, Billy Bevan, Francis Ford, J. Farrell MacDonald, Paul Hurst, Holmes Herbert, Edwin Maxwell, Miles Mander, Douglas Scott, Jane Jcnes, J. P. McGowan, DeWitt Jennings, Dorothy Christy, Charles Middleton, Dewey Robinson, Herbert Heywood, Winter Hall, Marilyn Knowlden, Arthur Aylesworth.
PRODUCER: Darryl F. Zanuck; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Nunnally Johnson; DIRECTOR: Tay Garnett; AUTHOR: William Faulkner; SCREENPLAY: Sam Hellman. Lamar Trotti, Gladys Lehman; ART DIREC- TOR: Hans Peters; MUSICAL SCORE: Alfred Newman; CAMERAMAN: Ernest Palmer; EDITOR: Lloyd Nosier.
REVIEWED: 6-17-37; RELEASED: 7-2-37.
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SLIM
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Pat O'Brien, Henry Fonda, Margaret Lindsay, Stuart Erwin, J. Farrell MacDonald, Dick Puree!!, Joseph) Sawyer, Craig Reynolds, John Litel, Jane Wyman, Harlan Tucker, Joseph King, Carlyle Moore, Jr., James Robbins, Henry Otho, Dick Wessell, Max Wagner, Ben Hendricks, Alonzo Price, Maidel Turner, Walter Miller.
PRODUCER: Hal B. Wallis; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Sam Bischoff; DIRECTOR: Ray Enright; AUTHOR: William Wister Haines; SCREENPLAY: William Wister Haines; DIALOGUE DIRECTOR: Gene Lewis; SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC EFFECTS: Byron Haskin; ART DIRECTOR: Ted Smith; MUSICAL DI- RECTOR: Leo F. Forbstein; CAMERAMAN: Sid Hickox; EDITOR: Owen Marks.
REVIEWED: 5-11-37; RELEASED: 6-12-37.
SODER OM LANDSVAGEN (Swedish)
(South of the Highway)
DISTRIBUTOR: Scandinavian Talking Pictures; pro- duced in Sweden. CAST: Edward Persson, Fritiof Bill- quist, Inga-Bodil Vetterlund; DIRECTOR: Gideon Wahlberg.
REVIEWED: 3-15-37.
SOL OVER DANMARK (Danish)
(Sun Over Denmark)
DISTRIBUTOR: Scandinavian Talking Pictures; pro- duced in Denmark. CAST: Grete Sjolin, Gerda New- mann, Bruno Tryon; DIRECTOR: Holger Madsen.
REVIEWED: 4-19-37.
SOLDIER AND THE LADY, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Anton Walbrook, Elizabeth Allan, Margot Grahame, Akim Tamiroff, Fay Balnter, Eric Blore, Edward Brophy, Paul Guilfoyle, William Stack, Paul Harvey, Michael Visaroff.
PRODUCER: Pandro S. Berman; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Joseph Ermolieff; DIRECTOR: George Nicholls, Jr.; AUTHOR: Jules Verne (from "Michael Strogoff"); SCREENPLAY: Mortimer Offner, Anthony Veiller, Anne Morrison Chapin; CAMERAMAN: Joseph H. August; EDITOR: Frederic Knudtson.
REVIEWED: 2-19-37 (Reviewed as "Michael Stro- goff"); RELEASED: 4-9-37.
SONG OF THE CITY
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Margaret Lindsay, Jeffrey Dean, J. Carroll Naish, Nat Pendleton, Stanley Morner, Maria Shelton, Inez Palange, Charles Judels, Edward Norris, Fay Helm, Frank Puglia.
PRODUCERS: Lucien Hubbard, Michael Fessier; DI- RECTOR: Errol Taggart; AUTHOR: Michael Fessier; SCREENPLAY: Michael Fessier; CAMERAMAN: Leon- ard Smith; EDITOR: John B. Rogers.
REVIEWED: 5-7-37.
SPAIN IN FLAMES
DISTRIBUTOR: Amkino; produced in Spain. REVIEWED: 2-11-37.
SPEED TO SPARE
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Charles Quigley, Dorothy Wilson, Eddie Nu- gent, Patricia Farr, Gene Morgan. John Gallaudet, Gordon Elliott, Jack GarHnpr.
DIRECTOR: Lambert Hillyer; SCREENPLAY: Bert Granet, Lambert Hillyer; CAMERAMAN: Benjamin Klein; EDITOR: Viola Lawrence.
REVIEWED: 6-14-37; RELEASED: 5-4-37.
STANDCHUTZE BRUGGLER (Gennan)
(Sharpshooter Bruggler)
DISTRIBUTOR: Ufa; produced in Germany. CAST: Ludwig Kerscher, Franziska Kinz, Rolf Pinegger; DIRECTOR: Werner Klingler.
REVIEWED: 3-22-37.
STAR IS BORN. A
DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists.
CAST: Janet Gaynor, Fredric March, Adolphe Men- jou. May Robson. Andy Devine, Lionel Stander, Eliza- beth Jenns, Edgar Kennedy, Owen Moore, J. C. Nugent, Clara Blandick, A. W. Sweatt, Peggy Wood, Adrian Rosley, Arthur Hoyt, Guinn Williams, Vince Barnett, Paul Stanton, Franklin Pangborn.
PRODUCER: David 0. Selznick; DIRECTOR: William A. Wellman; AUTHORS: William A. Wellman, Robert Carson; SCREENPLAY: Dorothy Parker, Alan Camp- bell, Robert Carson.
REVIEWED: 4-23-37; RELEASED: 4-30-37.
STEP LIVELY. JEEVES!
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Arthur Treacher, Patricia Ellis, Robert Kent, Alan Dinehart, George Givot, Helen Flint, John Har- rington, George Cooper, Arthur Housman, Max Wag- ner, Franklin Pangborn.
DIRECTOR: Eugene Forde: AUTHOR: Frances Hy- land; SCREENPLAY: Frank Fenton, Lynn Root; CAM- ERAMAN: Daniel B. Clark; EDITOR: Fred Allen.
REVIEWED: 4-5-37; RELEASED: 4-9-36.
STRANGERS ON A HONEYMOON
DISTRIBUTOR: Gaumont British; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Constance Cummings, Hugh Sinclair, Noah Beery, Beatrix Lehmann, David Burns, Butler Hixon, Maurice Freeman, James Arnold, Anne Tucker McGuire, Edmund Breon.
DIRECTOR: Albert de Courville; AUTHOR: Edgar Wallace (from "The Northing Tramp"); SCREEN- FLAY: Bryan Morgan, Sidney Gilliat; CAMERAMAN: M. Greenbaum; EDITOR: C. Randell.
REVIEWED: 3-12-37; RELEASED: 12-15-36.
SWEETHEART OF THE NAVY
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Eric Linden, Cecilia Parker, Roger Imhof, Bernadene Hayes, Jason Robards, Cully Richards, Don Barclay, Art Miles, Edward Waller, John T. Murray, Henry Roquemore, Etta McDaniel, Benny Burt, Fred Murray, Vance Carroll, Reed Howes.
PRODUCER: Bennie F. Zeldman; DIRECTOR: Dun- can Mansfield; AUTHORS: Garrett Graham, Jay Strauss- SCREENPLAY: Carroll Graham; ART DI- RECTOR: Paul Palmentola; MUSICAL SUPERVISORS: Abe Meyer, Marlin Skiles; SONGS: Jack Stern, Harry Tobias; DANCE DIRECTOR: Max Scheck; CAMERA- MAN: Edward Snyder; EDITOR: Edward Schroeder.
REVIEWED: 6-18-37; RELEASED: 6-18-37.
SWING HIGH. SWING LOW
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Carole Lombard, Fred MacMurray, Charles Butterworth, Jean Dixon, Dorothy Lamour, Harvey Stephens, Cecil Cunningham, Charlie Arnt, Franklin Pangborn, Anthony Quinn, Bud Flanagan, Charles Judels.
PRODUCER: Arthur Hornblow, Jr.; DIRECTOR: Mit- chell Leisen; AUTHOR: George Manker Watters (from "Burlesque"); SCREENPLAY: Virginia Van Upp, Oscar Hammerstein- ART DIRECTORS: Hans Dreier, Ernst Fegte; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Boris Morros; ARRANGE- MENTS: Victor Young, Phil Boutelje; SONGS: Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin, Sam Coslow, Al Siegel, Burton Lane, Ralph Freed; CAMERAMAN: Ted Tetzlaff; SPECIAL EFFECTS: Franchiot Edouart; EDITOR: Eda Warren.
REVIEWED: 3-15-37; RELEASED: 3-12-37.
SZENZACIO (Hungarian)
(Sensation)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Hungary. CAST: Irene Agai, Ann Somogyi, Frank Kiss, Julius Kabos; DIRECTORS: Stefan Szekeley, Ladislaw Vajda.
REVIEWED: 3-5-37.
SZERELMI ALMOK (Hungarian)
(Dreams of Love)
DISTRIBUTION: unknown; produced
in Hungary.
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CAST: Ferenc Taray, Maria Sulyok, Ciza Bathory; DIRECTOR: Heinz Hiller. REVIEWED: 1-7-37.
TAJEMNICA OSKARZONEI (Polish)
(The Secret of the Accused) DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Poland. CAST: Alma Kar, Helene Grossowna, Alesander Zabczynski; DIRECTOR: Bazyli Sikiewicz. REVIEWED: 5-4-37.
TALK OF THE DEVIL
DISTRIBUTOR: Gaumont British; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Ricardo Cortez, Sally Eilers, Basil Sydney, Randie Ayrton, Fred Cully, Charles Carson, Gordon McLeod, Denis Cowles, Langley Howard, Quenton McPherson, Tarn Downing, Ann Daniels, Stafford Hilliard, A. Mallalieu.
DIRECTOR: Carol Reed; AUTHORS: Carol Reed, Anthony Kimmins.
REVIEWED: 5-18-37.
THANK YOU MADAME (German)
DISTRIBUTOR: Broadcast Films; produced in Aus- tria.
CAST: Lull Deste, Jan Kiepura, Theo Lingen; DIRECTOR: Carmine Gallone.
REVIEWED: 5-3-37.
THAT I MAY LIVE
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Rochelle Hudson, Robert Kane, J. Edward Bromberg, Jack LaRue, Frank Conroy, Frank Kelsey, George Cooper, DeWitt Jennings, Russell Simpson, William Benedict.
PRODUCER: Sol M. Wurtzel; DIRECTOR: Allan Dwan; SCREENPLAY: Ben Markson, William Consel- man; CAMERAMAN: Robert Planck.
REVIEWED: 5-11-37; RELEASED: 4-30-37.
THAT MAN'S HERE AGAIN
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Hugh Herbert, Mary Maguire, Tom Brown, Joseph King, Teddy Hart, Arthur Aylesworth, Doro- thy Vaughan, Tetsu Komai.
DIRECTOR: Louis King; AUTHOR: Ida Wylie; SCREENPLAY: Lillian Hayward.
REVIEWED: 5-11-37; RELEASED: 4-17-37.
THERE GOES MY GIRL
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO.
CAST: Gene Raymond, Ann Sothern, Gordon Jones, Richard Lane, Frank Jenks, Bradley Page, Joan Wood- bury, Maria Shelton, Alec Craig, Joseph Crehan, William Corson, Maxine Jennings, Clyde Dilson, Charles Coleman, Chester Clute, Roy James, Harry Worth.
PRODUCER: William Sistrom; DIRECTOR: Ben Holmes; AUTHOR: George Beck; SCREENPLAY: Har- ry Segall; CAMERAMAN: Joseph H. August; SPE- CIAL EFFECTS: Vernon L. Walker; EDITOR: Desmond Marquette.
REVIEWED: 5-29-37; RELEASED: 5-21-37.
THEY GAVE HIM A GUN
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Spencer Tracy, Gladys George, Franchot Tone, Edgar Dearing, Mary Lou Treen, Cliff Edwards, Charles Trowbridge.
PRODUCER: Harry Rapf; DIRECTOR: S. W. Van Dyke; AUTHOR: William Joyce Cowen; SCREENPLAY: Cyril Hume, Richard Maibaum, Maurice Rapf; CAM- ERAMAN: Harold Rosson; EDITOR: Ben Lewis.
REVIEWED: 5-17-37.
THEY WANTED TO MARRY
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Betty Furness, Gordon Jones, E. E. Clive, Patsy Lee Parsons, Henry Kolker, Frank M. Thomas, Charles Wilson, William Benedict, Diana Gibson.
PRODUCER: Zion Myers; DIRECTOR: Lew Landers; AUTHORS: Larry Bachmann, Darwin Teilhet; SCREEN-
PLAY: Paul Yawitz, Ethel Borden; CAMERAMAN: Russell Metty; EDITOR: Desmond Marquette. REVIEWED: 2-3-37; RELEASED: 2-5-37.
THEY WON'T FORGET
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros.
CAST: Claude Rains, Gloria Dickson, Edward Nor- ris. Otto Kruger, Allyn Joslyn, Lana Turner, Elisha Cook, Jr., Cy Kendall, Clinton Rosemond, E. Alyn Warren, Elizabeth Risdon, Clifford Soubier, Granville Bates, Ann Shoemaker, Paul Everton, Donald Briggs, Sybil Harris, Trevor Bardette, Elliott Sullivan, Wilmer Hines, Eddie Acuff, Frank Faylen Leonard Mudie, Harry Davenport, Harry Beresford, Edward McWade.
PRODUCER: Mervyn LeRoy; DIRECTOR: Mervyn LeRoy; AUTHOR: Ward Greene (from "Death in the Deep South"); SCREENPLAY: Robert Rossen, Aben Kandel; ART DIRECTOR: Robert Haas; MUSIC & ARRANGEMENTS: Adolph Deutsch; MUSICAL DI- RECTOR: Leo F. Forbstein; CAMERAMAN: Arthur Edeson.
REVIEWED: 6-14-37.
THINK FAST, MR. MOTO
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Peter Lorre, Virginia Field, Thomas Beck, Sig Rumann, Murray Kinnell, John Rogers, Lotus Long, George Cooper, Jr., J. Carroll Naish, Fredrik Voge- ding.
PRODUCER: Sol M. Wurtzel; DIRECTOR: Norman Foster; AUTHOR: J. P. Marquand; SCREENPLAY Howard Ellis Smith, Norman Foster; ART DIRECTOR Lewis Creber; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Samuel Kaylin SONG: Sidney Clare, Harry Akst; CAMERAMAN Harry Jackson; EDITOR: Alex Troffey.
REVIEWED: 4-6-37; RELEASED: 6-25-37.
THIRTEEN. THE (Russian)
DISTRIBUTOR: Amkino; produced in Russia.
CAST: Ivan Noveseltsev, Helen Kuzimina, Alexe Christiakov, Arsen Fait, llya Kuznetsov, Andrei Do- linin, Pyotr Masokha, Pavel Yudin, David Voltz, Bas- sily Kalakov, Sergei Krilov, Alexander Repinov, An- drei Kuliev, Nikolai Kriuchkov; DIRECTOR: Mikhail Romm.
REVIEWED: 6-24-37.
THIRTEENTH CHAIR, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Dame May Whiffy, Madge Evans, Lewis Stone, Elissa Landi, Thomas Beck, Henry Daniell, Janet Beecher, Ralph Forbes, Helomes Herbert, Heath- er Thatcher, Charles Trowbridge, Robert Coote, Elsa Buchanan, La Chand Mehra, Neil Fitzgerald, Louis Vincenot.
DIRECTOR: George B. Seitz; AUTHOR: Bayard Veiller; SCREENPLAY: Marion Parsonnet; ART DI- RECTOR: Cedric Gibbons; MUSICAL SCORE: David Snell; CAMERAMAN: Charles Clarke; EDITOR: W. Donn Hayes.
REVIEWED: 5-3-37.
THIS IS MY AFFAIR
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck, Victor McLaglen, Brian Donlevy, Sidney Blackmer, John Carradine, Alan Dinehart, Douglas Fowley, Robert McWade, Frank Conroy, Sig Rumann, Marjorie Weav- er, J. C. Nugent, Tyler Brooke, Williard Robertson, Paul Hurst, Douglas Wood, Jonathan Hale, John Hamilton, Joseph Crehan, Mary Young, Maurice Cass, Paul McVey, Jayne Regan, Ruth Gillette, Jim Donlan, Davison Clark, Fred Santley, Helen Brown, DeWitt Jennings.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Kenneth Macgowan; DI- RECTOR: William A. Seiter; AUTHORS: Allen Rivkin, Lamar Trotti; SCREENPLAY: Allen Rivkin, Lamar Trotti; MUSIC DIRECTOR: Arthur Lange: DANCE DIREC- TOR: Jack Haskell; ART DIRECTOR: Rudolph Sternad; MUSIC tj LYRICS: Mack Gordon, Harry Revel; CAM- ERAMAN: Robert Planck; EDITOR: Allen McNeil.
REVIEWED: 5-18-37; RELEASED: 5-28-37.
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THREE LEGIONNAIRES, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: General Pictures.
CAST: Robert Armstrong, Lyie Talbot, Fifi D'Orsay, Anne Nagel, Donald Meek, Stanley Fields, Maurice Black, Leonid Snegoff, Man Mountain Dean.
PRODUCER: Robert E. Welsh; DIRECTOR: Hamilton McFadden; AUTHOR: George Waggner; SCREENPLAY: George Waggner, Carl Harbaugh; CAMERAMAN: Ira Morgan; EDITOR: Finn Ulbach.
REVIEWED: 3-20-37.
THREE SMART GIRLS
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Deanna Durbin, Binnie Barnes, Alice Brady, Ray Milland, Charles Winninger, Micha Auer, Nan Grey, Barbara Read, Ernst Cossart, Hobart Cavanaugh, John King, Lucille Watson, Nella Walker.
PRODUCER: Charles R. Rogers; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Joseph Pasternak; DIRECTOR: Henry Koster; SCREENPLAY: Adele Comandini, Austin Parker; CAM- ERAMAN: Joseph Valentine; EDITOR: Ted Kent.
REVIEWED: 1-20-37; RELEASED: 12-20-36.
THUNDER IN THE CITY
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia; produced in England.
CAST: Edward G. Robinson, Lull Deste, Nigel Bruce, Constance Collier, Ralph Richardson, Annie Esmond, Arthur Wonther, Elizabeth Inglis, Cyril Raymond, Nancy Burne, Billy Bray, James Carew, Everley Gregg.
PRODUCER: Alexander Esway; DIRECTOR: Marlon Gering; AUTHORS: Robert Sherwood, Aben Kandel; SCREENPLAY: Robert Sherwood, Aben Kandel; CAM- ERAMAN: Al Eilks; EDITOR: Arthur Hilton.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37; RELEASED: 4-25-37.
TIME OUT FOR ROMANCE
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Claire Trevor, Michael Whalen, Joan Davis, Chick Chandler, Douglas Fowley, Bennie Bartlett, William Griffith, William Demarest, Leiah Tyler, Andrew Tombes, Georgia Caine, Vernon Steele, Inez Courtney, George Chandler, Fred Kelsey.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Milton H. Feld; DIRECTOR: Malcolm St. Clair; AUTHOR: Eleanore Griffith, William Rankin; SCREENPLAY: Lou Breslow, John Patrick; CAMERAMAN: Robert Planck; EDITOR: Al De Gae- tano.
REVIEWED: 2-10-37; RELEASED: 3-19-37.
TISZTELET A KOVETELNEK (Hungarian)
(There Are Exceptions)
DISTRIBUTOR: Hungarian Distributing Co.; pro- duced in Hungary.
CAST: Imre Raday, Klara Tolnay, Kalman Rozahegyi, Mici Erdeiyi, Marten Ratkai, Todor Bilicsi, Blanka Szombatheiyi, Joseph Juhasz, Maria Simon, Martha Lendvay, Elizabeth Partes, Julius Justh, Istvan Egri, Laszio Keleti, Roszi Kalman; DIRECTOR: Austus Rathonyi.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37.
TOO MANY WIVES
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Anne Shirley, John Morley, Barbara Pepper, Gene Lockhart, Dudley Clements, Frank Melton, Charles Coleman, Dot Farley, Jack Carson, George I Irving.
I PRODUCER: William Sistrom; DIRECTOR: Ben
r Holmes; AUTHOR: Richard English; SCREENPLAY
' Dorothy Yost, Lois Eby, John Grey; ART DIRECTOR
Van Nest Polglase; CAMERAMAN: Nick Musuraca
EDITOR: Desmond Marquette.
REVIEWED: 4-7-37; RELEASED: 4-9-37.
TOP OF THE TOWN
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Doris Nolan, George Murphy, Hugh Herbert, Gregory Ratoff, Ella Logan, Gertrude Niesen, Mischa Auer, Henry Armetta, The Three Sailors, Peggy Ryan, Ray Mayer, Jack Smart, Richard Carle, Ernest Cossart, Samuel Hinds, Claude Gillingwater, Joyce Compton, Gerald Oliver Smith.
PRODUCER: Lou Brock: DIRECTOR: Ralph Murphy; SCREENPLAY: Brown Holmes, Charles Grayson. REVIEWED: 3-27-36; RELEASED: 4-18-37.
TOUGH TO HANDLE
DISTRIBUTOR: Conn Pictures.
CAST: Frankie Darro, Kane Richmond, Phyllis Fraser, Harry Worth, Johnstone White, Lorraine Hayes, Burr Caruth, Bill Hunter, Jack Ingram, Harry Ander- son, Stanley Price, Lee Phelps.
PRODUCER: Maurice Conn; DIRECTOR: Roy Luby; AUTHOR: Feter B. Kyne; SCREENPLAY: Sherman Lowe, Jack Neville; CAMERAMAN: Jack Greenhaigh; EDITOR: Martin Cohn.
REVIEWED: 5-25-37.
TRAS LA REJA (Spanish)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Spain. CAST: Antonio Liceaga, Luis Cesaro, Carmen Hermisollo; DIRECTOR: Jorte M. Dada.
REVIEWED: 1-12-37.
TRE ANNI SENZA DONNE (Italian)
DISTRIBUTOR: Cine-Lux Corp.; produced in Italy.
CAST: Nina Besozzi, Sandra Ravelli, Lamberto Picasso, Olga Capri, Guiseppe Pierozzi, Roberto Paset- ti, Oresete Bilancia, Giacome Almirante, Calistro Beltramo, Aldo Moschino, Alfredo Martinelli, Gino Viotti, Turi Pandelfini, Pio Campa, Alfredo Robert.
DIRECTOR: Guido Brignone; AUTHOR: Luigo Borelli.
REVIEWED: 6-3-37.
TREDOWATA (Polish)
(Social Leper)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in CAST: K. J. Stepowski, Fr. Brodniewicz, Barszczewska.
REVIEWED: 1-2-37.
Poland. Elzbieta
TRENDA SECONDI DI AMORE (Italian)
(30 Seconds of Love)
DISTRIBUTOR: Nuovo Mondo; produced in Italy. CAST: Elsa Berlini, Nino Besozzi, Enrico Viarislo. DIRECTOR: Mario Bonnard.
REVIEWED: 4-8-37.
TROUBLE IN MOROCCO
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Jack Holt, Mae Clarke, C. Henry Gordon, Harold Huber, Victor Varconi, Paul Hurst, Bradley Page, Oscar Apfel.
IRODUCER: Larry Darmour; DIRECTOR: Ernest B. Schoedsack; AUTHOR: J. D. Newson (from "Sowing Glory"); SCREENPLAY: Paul Franklin; CAMERAMAN: James S. Brown, Jr.; EDITOR: Dwight Caldwell.
REVIEWED: 3-9-37; RELEASED: 3-22-37.
TROUBLE IN TEXAS
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: Tex Ritter, Rita Cansino, Earl Dwire. Horace Murphy, Yakima Canutt, Charles King, Dick Palmer, Tom Cooper, Hal Price, Fred Parker.
PRODUCER: Edward F. Finney; SUPERVISOR: Linds- ley Parsons; DIRECTOR: R. N. Bradbury; SCREEN- PLAY: Robert Emmett; CAMERAMAN: Gus Peterson; EDITOR: Fred Bain.
REVIEWED: 3-11-37; RELEASED: 3-6-37.
TRUSTED OUTLAW, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Bob Steele, Lois January, Joan Barclay, Earl Dwire, Charlie King, Dick Cramer, Hal Price, Bud Buster, Frank Ball.
PRODUCER: A. W. Hackel; DIRECTOR: Robert N. Bradbury; AUTHOR: Johnston McCulley; SCREEN- PLAY: George H. Plympton, Fred Myton; CAMERA- MAN: Bert Longenecker; EDITOR: S. Roy Luby.
REVIEWED: 5-4-37; RELEASED: 2-1-37.
TSAR TO LENIN
DISTRIBUTOR: Lenauer International Films; PRO-
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DUCER AND COLLECTOR: Herman Axelbank; COM- PILER AND EDITOR: Max Eastman. REVIEWED: 3-15-37.
TURN OFF THE MOON
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Charlie Ruggles, Eleanore Whitney, Johnny Downs, Kenny Baker, Phil Harris and Orchestra, Ben Blue, Marjorie Gateson, Grady Sutton, Romo Vincent, Andrew Tombes, Constance Bergen, Franklin Pang- born, Albee Sisters, Christy and Gould, The Fanchon- ettes.
PRODUCER: Fanchon; DIRECTOR: Lewis Seller; AUTHOR: Mildred Harrington; SCREENPLAY: Margue- rite Roberts, Harlan Ware, Paul Gerard Smith; ART DIRECTOR: Hans Dreier; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Boris Morros.; DANCE DIRECTOR: LeRoy Prinz; MUSIC & LYRICS: Sam Coslow; ARRANGEMENTS: Victor Young, Phil Boutelje; CAMERAMAN: Ted Tetzlaft; EDITOR: Ed Smytryk.
REVIEWED: 5-4-37; RELEASED: 5-14-37.
2 3 1/2 HOURS LEAVE
DISTRIBUTOR: Grand National.
CAST: James Ellison, Terry Walker, Morgan Hill, Arthur Lake, Paul Harvey, Wally Maher, Andy An- drews, Murray Alper, Pat Gleason, John Kelly, Russell Hicks, Ward Bond.
PRODUCER: Douglas MacLean; EXECUTIVE AIDE Jules Schermer; DIRECTOR: John G. BIystone AUTHOR: Mary Roberts Rinehart; SCREENPLAY Henry McCarty, Harry Ruskin, Samuel J. Warshawsky ART DIRECTOR: Ben Barre; MUSICAL DIRECTOR Marlin Skiles; SONGS: Sammy Stept, Ted Koehler CAMERAMAN: Jack Mackenzie; EDITOR: Russell Schoengarth.
REVIEWED: 3-2-37; RELEASED: 3-20-37.
TWO WISE MAIDS
DISTRIBUTOR: Republic.
CAST: Alison Skipworth, Polly Moran, Hope Man- ning, Donald Cook, Jackie Searl, Lila Lee, Luis Alberni, Maxie Rosenbloom, Marcia Mae Jones, Harry Burns, Clarence Wilson, Selmer Jackson, John Hamilton, Theresa Conover, Raymond Brown, James C. Morton, Stanley BIystone, Bob McClung.
PRODUCER: Nat Levlne; EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Albert E. Levoy; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Leonard Fields; DIRECTOR: Phil Rosen; AUTHOR: Endre Bohem; SCREENPLAY: Sam Ornitz; CAMERAMAN: Ernest Miller; EDITOR: Ernest Nims.
REVIEWED: 2-2-37; RELEASED: 2-15-37.
UNDER COVER OF NIGHT
DISTRIBUTOR: M-G-M.
CAST: Edmund Lowe, Florence Rice, Nat Pendleton, Henry Daniell, Sara Haden, Dean Jagger, Frank Reicher, Zeftie Tilbury, Henry Kolker, Maria Shelton, Theodore von Eltz, Dorothy Peterson, Harry Daven- port.
PRODUCERS: Lucien Hubbard, Ned Marin; DIREC- TOR: George B. Seitz; AUTHOR: Bertram Milhauser; SCREENPLAY: Bertram Milhouser; CAMERAMAN: Charles Clarke.
REVIEWED: 1-4-37; RELEASED: 1-8-37.
UNDER FALSK FLAGG (Swedish)
(Under False Colors)
DISTRIBUTOR: Scandinavian Talking Pictures; pro- duced in Sweden. CAST: Ernst Ekiund, Tutta Rolf, Allan Bohlin, Karin Carlsson. DIRECTOR: Gustaf Molander.
REVIEWED: 1-22-37.
UNDER THE RED ROBE
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox; produced In England.
CAST: Conrad Veidt, Annabella, Raymond Massey, Romney Brent, Sophie Stewart, F. Wyndham Goldio, Lawrence Grant, Baliol Holloway, Shale Gardner, Frank Damer, James Regan, Eddie Martin, Haddon Mason, J. Fisher White, Ben Soutten, Anthony Eustrol.
PRODUCER: Robert T. Kane; DIRECTOR: Victor Seastrom; AUTHOR: Stanley Weyman; SCREENPLAY: Lajos Biro, Philip Lindsay, J. L. Hudson; CAMERA- MAN: Georges Perinal; EDITOR: James Clark.
REVIEWED: 6-1-37; RELEASED: 5-21-37.
VENUS MAKES TROUBLE
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: James Dunn, Patricia Ellis, Gene Morgan, Thurston Hall, Beatrice Curtis, Donald Kirk, Astrid Allwyn, Spencer Charters.
DIRECTOR: Gordon Wiles; AUTHOR: Michael Sim- mons; SCREENPLAY: Michael Simmons; CAMERA- MAN: Lucien Ballard; EDITOR: James Sweeney.
REVIEWED: 5-18-37; RELEASED: 5-14-37.
VERRAETER (German)
(Traitors)
DISTRIBUTOR: Ufa; produced in Germany. CAST: Willy Birgel, Heinz Weizel, Irene Meyendorff, Lida Baarova. DIRECTOR: Karl Ritter.
REVIEWED: 2-5-37.
WAIKIKI WEDDING
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Bring Crosby, Bob Burns, Martha Raye, Shirley Ross, George Barbier, Lief Erickson, Grady Sutton, Granville Bates, Anthony Quinn, Mitchell Lewis, George Regas, Nick Lukats, Prince Lei LanI, Maurice Lui, Raquel Echeverria.
PRODUCER: Arthur Hornblow, Jr.; DIRECTOR: Frank Tuttle; AUTHORS: Frank Butler, Don Hartman; SCREENPLAY: Frank Butler, Don Hartman, Walter DeLeon, Francis Martin; DANCE DIRECTOR: LeRoy Prinz; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Boris Morros; MUSIC & LYRICS: Leo Robin, Ralph Rainger; ORCHESTRA- TIONS: Victor Young; ARRANGEMENTS: Al Siegle, Arthur Franklin; CAMERAMAN: Karl Struss; EDI- TOR: Paul Weatherwax.
REVIEWED: 3-23-37; RELEASED: 3-26-37.
WAKE UP AND LIVE
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Walter Winchell, Ben Bernie, Alice Faye, Patsy Kelly, Ned Sparks, Jack Haley, Walter Catlett, Grace Bradley, Joan Davis, Leah Ray, Miles Mander, Douglas Fowley, Etienne Girardot, Barnett Parker, Paul Hurst, Warren Hymer, Condos Brothers, Brew- ster Twins, George Givot, William Demarest, John Sheehan, Robert Lowery, Charles Williams, Ed Gargan, George Chandler, Gary Breckner.
PRODUCER: Darryl F. Zanuck; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Kenneth Macgowan; DIRECTOR: Sidney Lan- field; AUTHORS: Curtis Kenyon, Dorothea Brande; SCREENPLAY: Harry Tugend, Jack Yellen; MUSIC & LYRICS: Mack Gordon, Harry Revel; ART DIRECTOR: Mark-Lee Kirk; DANCE DIRECTOR: Jack Haskell; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Louis Silvers; CAMERAMAN: Edward Cronjager; EDITOR: Robert Simpson.
REVIEWED: 4-10-37; RELEASED: 4-23-37.
WE HAVE OUR MOMENTS
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Sally Filers, James Dunn, Mischa Auer, Thurston Hall, David Niven, Warren Hymer, Marjorie Gateson, Grady Sutton, Joyce Compton.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Edmund Grainger; DIREC- TOR: Alfred L. Werker; AUTHORS: Charles F. Belden, Frederick Stephani; SCREENPLAY: Bruce Manning, Charles Grayson; ART DIRECTOR: Jack Otterson; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Charles Previn; CAMERAMAN: Milton Krasner; EDITOR: Frank Gross.
REVIEWED: 3-24-37; RELEASED: 3-28-37.
WE'RE ON THE JURY
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Victor Moore, Helen Broderick, Philip Hus- ton, Louise Latimer, Vinton Haworth, Robert McWade, Maxine Jennings, Frank M. Thomas, Colleen Clare, Billy Gilbert, Charles Lane, Charles Middleton, Jean Howard, Leonid Kinskey, Sarah Edwards, Hal K. Daw- son, Edward Gargan, Earle Foxe, Roy James.
PRODUCER: Lee Marcus; ASSOCIATE PRODUCER:
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Joseph Henry Steele; DIRECTOR: Ben Holmes; AU- THOR: John Frederick Ballard (from "Ladies of the Jury"); SCREENPLAY: Franklin Coen; CAMERAMAN: Nick Musuraca; EDITOR: Ted Cheesman. REVIEWED: 1-18-37; RELEASED: 2-12-37.
WEDDING OF PALO, THE (Eskimo)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown. PRODUCER: Dr. Knud
Rasmussen; DIRECTORS: Friedrich Dalsheim, Dr. Knud
Rasmussen.
REVIEWED: 3-5-37.
WEE WILLIE WINKIE
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Shirley Temple, Victor McLaglen, C. Aubrey Smith, June Lang, Michael Whalen, Cesar Romero, Constance Collier, Douglas Scott, Gavin Muir, Willie Fung, Brandon Hurst, Lionel Pape, Clyde Cook, Lauri Beatty, Lionel Braham, Mary Forbes, Cyril McLaglen, Pat Somerset, Hector Sarno.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Gene Markey; DIRECTOR: John Ford; AUTHOR: Rudyard Kioling; SCREENPLAY: Ernest Pascal, Julien Josephson; CAMERAMAN: Arthur Miller; EDITOR: Walter Thompson.
REVIEWED: 6-28-37; RELEASED: 7-30-37.
WEEK-END MILLIONAIRE
DISTRIBUTOR: Gaumont British; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Buddy Rogers, Mary Brian, W. H. Berry, John Harwood, Norah Gale, Billy Milton, Charles Carlson, Aubrey Mallalieu. Veronica Rose.
DIRECTOR: Harry Woods; SCREENPLAY: Jack Dav- ies, Geoffrey Kerr, Max Kester, CAMERAMAN: Ronald Neame; EDITOR: George Black, Jr.
REVIEWED: 4-6-37.
WENN DIE MUSIK NICH WAER (German)
(If There Were No Music)
DISTRIBUTOR: unknown; produced in Germany. CAST: Paul Hoerbiger, Karin Hardt, Luis Rainer, Ida Wuest; DIRECTOR: Carmine Galone.
REVIEWED: 4-12-37.
WHAT PRICE VENGEANCE
DISTRIBUTOR: Rialto Productions Corp.
CAST: Lyie Talbot, Wendy Barrie, Lucille Lund, Marc Lawrence, Eddie Acuff, Robert Rideout, Reginald Hincks, Wally Albright, Lois Albright, Arthur Kerr.
PRODUCER: Kenneth J. Bishop; DIRECTOR: Del Lord; SCREENPLAY: J. P. McGowan; CAMERAMEN Harry Forbes, William Beckway; EDITOR: William Austin.
REVIEWED: 4-2-37.
WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Virginia Bruce, Kent Taylor, Walter Brennan, Greta Meyer, Christian Rub, William Tannen, Jean Rogers, Sterling Holloway, Nydia Westman, David Oliver, Jack Smart, Laurie Douglas.
DIRECTOR: Hal Mohr; AUTHOR: Eleanore Griffin: SCREENPLAY: Joseph Fields, Eve Greene.
REVIEWED: 4-19-37; RELEASED: 4-4-37.
WHEN THIEF MEETS THIEF
DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Valerie Robson, Alan Hale, Jack Melford, Anthony Ireland, Edward Rigby, Esme Percy, Basil Radford, Leo Genn, Ian Flemming, Frank Birch.
PRODUCER: Marcel Hellman; DIRECTOR: Raoul Walsh; AUTHOR: Gordon McConnell; SCREENPLAY: John Meehan; CAMERAMAN: Victor Armenise; EDI- TOR: Conrad von Molo.
REVIEWED: 6-15-37; RELEASED: 6-4-37.
WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Grace Moore, Gary Grant, Aline MacMahon, Thomas Mitchell, Catherine Doucet, Harry Stephen-
son, Luis Alberni, Gerald Oliver Smith, Emma Dunn, George Pearce, Frank Puglia.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Everett Riskin; DIRECTOR: Robert Riskin; AUTHORS: Ethel Hill, Cedric Worth; SCREENPLAY: Robert Riskin; MUSIC DIRECTOR: Al- fred Newman; MUSIC & LYRICS: Jerome Kern, Doro- thy Fields, Cab Calloway, Irving Mills, Clarence Gas- kill; PRODUCTION ENSEMBLES: Leon Leonidoff; CAMERAMAN: Joseph Walker; EDITOR: Gene Mil- ford.
REVIEWED: 2-18-37; RELEASED: 2-27-37.
WHEN'S YOUR BIRTHDAY?
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Joe E. Brown, Marian Marsh, Fred Keat- ing, Edgar Kennedy, Maude Eburne, Suzanne Kaaren, Margaret Hamilton, Minor Watson, Frank Jenks, Don Rowan, Granville Bates, Charles Judels, Corky.
PRODUCER: David L. Loew; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: Robert Harris: DIRECTOR: Harry Beaumont; AUTHOR: Fred Ballard; SCREENPLAY: Harry Clork, Harvey Gates, Malcolm Stuart Boylan, Samuel M. Pike; CAMERAMAN: George Robinson; EDITOR: Jack Ogilvie.
REVIEWED: 2-16-37; RELEASED: 2-26-37.
WILD MONEY
DISTRIBUTOR: Paramount.
CAST: Edward Everett Horton, Louise Campbell, Lynne Overman, Lucien Littlefield, Esther Dale, Porter Hall, Benny Baker, Ruth Coleman, Billy Lee, Colin Tapley, Nick Lukats, Wesley Barry, Howard Mitchell, William Burgess.
DIRECTOR: Louis King; AUTHOR: Paul Galico; SCREENPLAY: Edward T. Lowe, Marguerite Roberts, Eddie Welch; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Boris Morros; CAMERAMAN: Henry Sharp; EDITOR: Stuart Gil- more.
REVIEWED: 6-22-37; RELEASED: 7-2-37.
WILDCATTER. THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Scott Colton, Jean Rogers, Jack Smart, Suzanne Kaaren, Russell Hicks, Ward Bond, Wallis Clark, Jack Powell.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: George Owen; DIRECTOR: Lewis D. Collins; AUTHOR: Tom Van Dycke; SCREENPLAY: Charles A. Logue; CAMERAMAN: Stanley Cortez; EDITOR: Frank Gross.
REVIEWED: 6-14-37; RELEASED: 6-6-37.
WINGS OF THE MORNING
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox; produced in England.
CAST: Annabella, Henry Fonda, John McCormack, Leslie Banks, D. J. Williams, Philip Sydney Frost, Stewart Rome, Irene Vanbrugh, Harry Tate, Helen Haye, Teddy Underdown, Mark Daly, Sam Livesey, E. V. H. Emmett, Capt. R. C. LyIe, Steve Donoghue.
PRODUCER: Robert T. Kane; DIRECTOR: Harold Schuster; AUTHOR: Donn Byrne; SCREENPLAY: Tom Geraghty; COLOR DIRECTOR: Natalie Kalmus; DI- RECTOR OF COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY: Ray Rennahan; CAMERAMEN: Henry Imus, Jack Cardiff; EDITOR: James Clark.
REVIEWED: 2-2-37; RELEASED: 2-19-37.
WINGS OVER HONOLULU
DISTRIBUTOR: Universal.
CAST: Wendy Barrie, Ray Milland, William Gargan, Kent Taylor, Polly Rowles, Samuel S. Hinds, Mary Philips, Margaret McWade, Clara Blandick, Louise Beavers.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Charles R. Rogers; ASSO- CIATE PRODUCER: E. M. Asher; DIRECTOR: H. C Potter; AUTHOR: Mildred Cram; SCREENPLAY: Isa- bel Dawn; Boyce DeGaw; CAMERAMAN: Joseph Val- entine; EDITOR: Maurice Wright.
REVIEWED: 5-24-37; RELEASED: 5-23-37.
WHITE GODS
DISTRIBUTOR: Trekolog Films. SCREENPLAY: Jo-
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seph L. Stein; NARRATION AND DIALOGUE; Georgia Carneal- NARRATED BY: Basil Ruysdael; CAMERA- MAN: Andre Roosevelt; EDITOR: Ann McKnIght. REVIEWED: 3-20-37.
WOMAN ALONE, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: Gaumont British; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Sylvia Sidney, Oscar Homolka. Desmond Tester, John Loder, Joyce Barbour, Matthevi^ Bolton, S. J. Warmington, William Dewhurst.
DIRECTOR: Alfred Hitchcock; AUTHOR: Joseph Conrad; SCREENPLAY: Charles Bennett; CAMERA- MAN: Bernard Knowles; EDITOR: Charles Frend.
REVIEWED: 1-9-37.
WOMAN CHASES MAN
DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists.
CAST: Miriam Hopkins, Joel McCrea, Charles Win- ninger, Erik Rhodes, Leona Maricle, Ella Logan. Broderick Crawford, Charles Halton, Roger Gray, William Jaffrey, George Chandler, Mary Frances Gif- ford, Alan Bridge, Monte Vandegrift, Jack Baxley, Walter Woderling, Al K. Hall, Dick Cramer.
PRODUCER: Samuel Goldwyn; ASSOCIATE PRO- DUCER: George Haight; DIRECTOR: John G. Bly- stone; AUTHORS: Lynn Root, Franklyn Fenton; SCREENPLAY: Joseph Anthony, Manuel Seff, David Hertz; ART DIRECTOR: Richard Day; MUSICAL DI- RECTOR: Alfred Newman- CAMERAMAN: Gregg To- land, EDITOR: Daniel Mandell.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37; RELEASED: 5-7-37.
WOMAN I LOVE, THE
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Paul Muni, Miriam Hopkins, Louis Hayward, Colin Clive, Minor Watson, Elizabeth Risdon, Paul Guilfoyle, Wally Albright, Mady Christians, Alec Craig, Owen Davis, Jr., Sterling Holloway, Vince Barnett, Adrian Morris, Donald Barry, Joe Twerp, William Stelling.
PRODUCER: Albert Lewis; DIRECTOR: Anatol Litvak; AUTHOR: Joseph Kessel (from "L'Equipage") ; SCREENPLAY: Ethel Borden; ART DIRECTOR: Van Nest Polglase; MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Roy Webb; MUSICAL SCORE: Arthur Honegger, Maurice Thiriet; CAMERAMAN: Charles Rosher; SPECIAL EFFECTS: Vernon L. Walker; EDITOR: Henry Rust.
REVIEWED: 4-16-37; RELEASED: 4-23-37.
WOMAN IN DISTRESS
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: May Robson, Irene Hervey, Dean Jagger. Douglas Dumbrille, George McKay, Gene Morgan, Paul Fix, Frank Sheridan, Charles Wilson, Arthur Loft, Wallis Clark.
DIRECTOR: Lynn Shores; AUTHOR: Edwin Olm- stead; SCREENPLAY: Albert DeMond- CAMERAMAN: Allen G. Siegler; EDITOR: Byron Robinson.
REVIEWED: 1-19-37; RELEASED: 1-17-37.
WOMAN WISE
DISTRIBUTOR: 20th Century-Fox.
CAST: Rochelle Hudson, Michael Whalen, Thomas Beck, Alan Dinehart, Douglas Fowley, George Hassell, Astrid Allwyn, Chick Chandler, Pat Flaherty.
PRODUCER: Sol M. Wurtzel; DIRECTOR: Allan Dwan; SCREENPLAY: Ben Markson; CAMERAMAN: Robert Planck; EDITOR: Al DeGaetano.
REVIEWED: 1-16-37; RELEASED: 1-22-37.
WOMEN OF GLAMOUR
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia.
CAST: Virginia Bruce, Melvyn Douglas, Reginald Denny, Pert Kelton, Leona Maricle, Thurston Hall, Mary Forbes, John G. Spacey, Maurice Cass, Miki Morita.
DIRECTOR: Gordon Wiles; AUTHOR: Milton Herbert Gropper; SCREENPLAY: Lynn Starling, Mary McCall,
Jr.; CAMERAMEN: Peverell Marley, Henry Freulich; fcDITOR: Otto Meyer.
REVIEWED: 3-9-37; RELEASED: 1-28-37.
WORLD'S IN LOVE, THE (German)
DISTRIBUTOR: Viennese Film Co.; produced in Austria.
CAST: Marta Eggerth, Leo Slezak. Ida Wuest, Rolf Wanka, Hans Moser, Anny Rosar, Alfred Nugebauer; DIRECTOR: W. Tourjansky.
REVIEWED: 6-11-37.
YIDDLE WITH HIS FIDDLE (Yiddish)
DISTRIBUTOR: Sphinx Films. CAST: Molly Picon,
S. Fostel, M. Bozyk. DIRECTORS: Joseph Green, Jan
Nowina-Przybylski. REVIEWED: 1-4-37.
YOU CAN'T BEAT LOVE
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO.
CAST: Preston Foster, Joan Fontaine, Herbert Mun- din, William Brisbane, Alan Bruce, Paul Hurst, Brad- ley Page, Berton Churchill, Frank M. Thomas, Harold Hubert, Paul Guilfoyle, Barbara Pepper.
PRODUCER: Robert Sisk; DIRECTOR: Christy Cab- anne; AUTHOR: Olga Moore; SCREENPLAY: David Silverstein, Maxwell Shan; CAMERAMAN: Russell Metty EDITOR: Ted Cheesman.
REVIEWED: 6-28-37; RELEASED: 6-25-37.
YOU CAN'T BUY LUCK
DISTRIBUTOR: RKO Radio.
CAST: Onslow Stevens, Helen Mack, Vinton Haworth, Maxine Jennings. Paul Guilfoyle, Frank M. Thomas. Richard Lane, Murray Alper, Hedda Hopper, Dudley Clements, Margaret Fielding, George Irving. Barbara Pepper. Edgar Norton. Eddie Gribbon, John Kelly. Edward Gargan.
DIRECTOR: Lew Landers; AUTHOR: Martin Moon- ey; SCREENPLAY: Martin Moonev, Arthur T. Horman; CAMERAMAN: J. Roy Hunt; EDITOR: Jack Hively.
REVIEWED: 5-17-37; RELEASED: 4-30-37.
YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE
DISTRIBUTOR: United Artists.
CAST: Sylvia Sidney. Henry Fonda. Barton Mac- Lane, Jean Dixon, William Gargan, Jerome Cowan. Chic Sale, Margaret Hamilton, Warren Hymer, Guinn Williams, John Wray. Walter De Palm^. Jonathan Hale, Ward Bond. Wade Boteler, Henry Taylor, Jean Stoddard, Ben Hall.
PRODUCER: Walter Wanger; DIRECTOR: Fritz Lang; AUTHORS: Gene Towne, Graham Baker; SCREENPLAY: Gene Towne, Graham Baker: MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Alfred Newman; MUSIC AND LYRICS: Louis Alter, Paul Webster; CAMERAMAN: Leon Shamroy; EDITOR: Daniel Mandell.
REVIEWED: 1-27-37; RELEASED: 1-29-37.
YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW
DISTRIBUTOR: Gaumont British; produced in Eng- land.
CAST: Wallace Ford, John Mills, Anna Lee, Grace Bradley. Frank Cellier. Peter Croft. Arthur Chesney, Lawrence Anderson, Frederick Leister, Leon von Pokorney, Athol Fleming.
DIRECTOR: Raoul Walsh; AUTHOR: Lester Sam- uels, Ralph Bettinson; SCREENPLAY: Austin Melford, Bryan Wallace; CAMERAMAN Roy Kellino; EDITOR: Charles Saunders.
REVIEWED: 2-25-37; RELEASED: 3-1-37.
ZIVATAR A PUSZTAN (Hungarian)
(Storm on the Plains)
DIRTRIBUTOR: Danubia Pictures; produced in Hun- gary. CAST: Kato Eory, Zoltan Szakats. Lajos Vertes, Julia Komra; DIRECTOR: Istvan Gyorgy.
REVIEWED: 4-27-37.
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PRODUCERS
HOLLYWOOD
NEW YORK
LOS ANGELES
Academy Pictures Distributing Corp.
6040 Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
Advaruce Pictures
6404 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 3774
Adventure Serials of California
4376 Sunset Blvd OLympla 3978
Afliliated British Ace Film Feature Productions,
Ltd.
4376 Sunset Blvd OLympia 3978
Afliliated British Productions
6533 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 5533
Alexander Bros.
7350 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
Ambassador Pictures, Inc.
6040 Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
Animated Film Co.
9713 Santa Monica Blvd OXford9063
Associated Cinema Studios
1357 N. Gordon St HEmpstead 3131
Atherton Productions, Inc.
7000 Romaine St GRanite 6141
Barsky, Bud, Productions
7350 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
B. J. S. Productions
4376 Sunset Drive MOrningrside 1116
Boots & Saddles Productions
7350 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
Buell, Jed, Productions
937 N. Sycamore Ave Hillside 4516
Burr, C. C.
4376 Sunset Drive MOrningrside 1116
Burroughs-Tarzan Enterprises, Inc.
6913 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 3631
California Studios
1430 N. Beachwood Drive GRanite 4191
Cantabria Productions
6040 Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
Carr, Treni
Universal Studios HEmpstead 3131
Cascade Pictures
4376 Sunset Blvd OLympia 3978
Celebrity Productions
9713 Santa Monica Blvd OXford 9063
Centaur Films, Inc.
937 N. Sycamore St GLadstone 4434
Century Pictures Corp.
1436 N. Beachwood Drive. . . .HEmpstead 1191 Chadwick. I. E.
6066 Sunset Blvd HEmpstead 3440
Chaplin, Charles, Productions
1416 N. La Brea Ave HEmpstead 3141
Chesterfield Productions
Guaranty Bldg HEmpstead 4131
Cohen, Emanuel
1040 N. Las Palmas Ave Hillside 7311
Colony Pictures, Inc.
6048 Sunset Blvd GRanite 0604
Colony Productions
7350 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
Columbia Pictures
1438 Gower St Hollywood 3181
Shorts: 1430 N. Beachwood Drive
Hollywood 1193 Condor Pictures
Hollywood Studios OLympia 3131
6912 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 7161
Cooper-Randal
4376 Sunset Blvd OLympia 2978
Conn Pictures Corp.
6040 Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
Continental Film Craft
1611 Cosmo Blvd HEmpstead 4855
Cosmopolitan I'roductions
4000 Rowland Ave. Burbank . HOllywood 1671 Coronet Productions, Inc.
Grand National Studio GRanite 6131
Crescent Pictures
Hollywood Studios OLympia 3131
Crime Club Series
Equitable Bids' Hillside 7474
Darmour Productions
5833 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 1166
DeLuxe Pictures
937 N. Sycamore Ave GLadstone 4434
deMille, Cecil B., Productions
3010 deMille Drive OLympia 3981
Derr, E. B.
Hollywood Studios OLympia 3131
Diamond, David
Grand National Studio GRanite 6131
Disney. Walt
3719 Hyperion St MOrning-side 13-131
Diversion Pictures, Inc.
1436 N. Beachwood Drive. ... GLadstone 6137 Dowling & Brownell
General Service Studios GRanite 3111
Educational Studios
7350 Santa Monica Blvd Hillside 2155
Efrus, Sam, Productions
1655 N. Cherokee Ave HEmpstead 1200
Esper, Dwain
6413 Willougrhby Ave GRanite 3748
Excelsior Pictures
1033 N. Cahueng-a Ave HOllywood 5873
Fairbanks & Carlisle
6053 Sunset Blvd GLadstone 7101
Fidelity Colored Pictures
1040 N. McCadden Place HOllywood 1648
Finney, Edward F.
7250 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
First National Pictures
Burbank HOllywood 1251
Fitra Productions
8609 Sunset Blvd WOodbury 63191
Fox Co.
1030 McCadden Place HOllywood 1648
Fo.v Productions, Ltd.
Victory Studios CUlver City 3553
Futter, Walter
1436 N. Beachwood Drive. ... GLadstone 6137
fieneral Film Co.
Equitable Bldg- Hillside 7474
General Film Products
0404 Sunset Blvd GLadstone 4604
General Pictures Corp.
9499 W. Washing-ton Blvd., Culver City
SEquoia 2791 fieneral Service Studios, Inc.
6635 Romaine St GRanite 3111
Gilliam-Kodney Productions
7904 Santa Monica Blvd Hillside 3230
Golden State Film Corp.
1651 Cosmo St Hillside 1616
Goldstone, Phil, Productions
6913 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 7561
Goldwyn, Samuel, Inc.
United Artists Studio GRanite 5111
Grand National Studios, Inc.
7350 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
Grey, Romer, Productions
3680 Beverly Blvd FEderal 1331
Grey, Zane, Productions
3680 Beverly Blvd FEderal 1331
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Hackel, A. W.
1509 N. Vine St Hillside 7178
Halperin Brothers
(J040 Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
Harnian-Ising Studios
861 Seward St Hollywood 1474
Herman, Al, Productions
7;:50 Santa Monica Blvd GRaniteOl.'U
Hirlinian, CleorRe, Prodiietions
t>ill2 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 71(51
Hispano Film Corp.
4;i70 Sunset Drive OLympia 2978
Hix, Ernest & Leonard Poole
1040 N. WcCaildcn Place Hillside 4017
Hollywood Film Enterprises
(iOOO Sunset Blvd Hillside 2181
Hollywood on Parade
5251 Clinton St GRanite 860(3
Hollywood Stxidios
4516 Sunset Blvd OLympia 2i;51
HiiKlies Products, Inc.
7020 Romaine St HEmpstead 1181
International Film Corp., Ltd.
4;i7(i Sunset Drive OLmypia 2978
Iwerks, "lb," Studios
9713 Santa Monica Blvd OXford 906.3
Jewell Productions Co.
1912 S. Vermont Ave Rochester 2205
Jones, Buck
tJniversal Studios HEmpstead 31.31
Judell, B. N., Productions
6.3.31 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 7227
Kay Dee Kay Productions
6362 Hollywood Blvd GRanite 3546
Katzman. Sam
9147 Venice Blvd SEquoia 2505
Kendis, J. D.
<)362 Hollywood Blvd GRanite 3546
Kent, Willis, Productions
<)418 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 7447
Kirkwood. Ray
1845 Glendale Blvd NOrmandie 9403
Landres, Morris M., Productions
1426 N. Beachwood Drive. . .HEmpstead 1191 Leichter, Mitchell, Productions
6404 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 3774
LeKoy, Merv.vn, Productions
Warner (Burbank) Studios. . .Hollywood 1251 Lantz, Walter, Productions
Universal Studios HEmpstead 3131
Lesser, Sol
7000 Romaine St GRanite 6164
Lewyn, Lewis
5251 Clinton St. Like, Ralph M.
4.37(i Sunset Drive OLympia 2978
Liliert.v Pictures Corp.
6912 Hollywood Blv<I GLadstone 7161
Lloyd, Harold, Productions
General Service Studios GRanite 3111
I^oew, David L.
Sclznick International Studios. .REpublic 0252 :\IacLean, DouKlas, Productions
(;rand National Studios GRanite 6131
.Major Pictures Corp.
1040 N. Las Palnias Ave Hillside 7311
Malvine Pictures Corp.
7382 Santa Monica Blvd GLad.stone 9517
>Iayl'air Productions
155S N. Vino St Hillside 7358
.Melody Pictures Corp.
iHilO Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
Metropolitan Industrial Pictures
1040 N. Las Palmas Ave GRanite 3111
.■Nletro-Goldw.vn-Mayer
7350 Washinsrton Blvd REpublic 0211
Mintz. Charles B.
7000 Santa Monica Blvd HOIlywood 2907
Monogram Pictures Corp.
Hollywood Studios MOrning-side 11191
3Iyers, Zion
7250 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
New Era Produciions
6404 Hollywood Blvd. Newman, Bob, Productions
1040 N. MacCadden Place. .. .HOIlywood 1648 Norris Brothers Productions
6404 Va Sunset Blvd. Nu-Color Productions
1558 W. Vine St HEmpstead 6636
O'Brien, fieorge-George Hirlinian Picture Corp.
Hollywood Studios OLympia 2131
Parsons, Lindsley
Grand National Studios GRanite 6131
Paramount Pictures
5451 Marathon Ave HOIlywood 2411
Phillis, Chris, Productions
727 Euclid Ave. Phoenix Productions
1509 N. Vine St GLadstone 3621
Principal Pictures Corp.
7000 Romaine St GRanite 6164
RKO Pathe Studios — Now Selznick International RKO Radio Pictures
780 N. Gower St HOIlywood 5911
Rainbow Classics
1040 N. MeCadden Place HOIlywood 1648
Randol Copper Productions, Inc.
4376 Sunset Drive OLympia 2978
Ra.v, B. B., Productions
6066 Sunset Blvd HOll.vwood 9024
Reliable Pictures
6066 Suniset Blvd HOIlywood 9024
Resolute Pictures Corp.
7382 Santa Monica Blvd GLadstone 9517
Renowned Pictures
Selznick International Studios. .REpublic 0352 Republic Pictures, Inc.
North Hollywood NOrth Hollywood 1101
Richards. B. W.
Selznick International Studios. .REpublic 0252 Rockett, Frederick K., Co.
6050 Sunset Blvd GRanite 7920
Roach, Hal
Culver City PArkway 1151
Rodney, Gilliam Co.
7904 Santa Monica Blvd Hillside 2220
Road Show Productions
(5413 Willougrhby St GRanite 2478
Rowland, Richard A., Productions
7250 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
Royal Revues, Inc.
6638 Santa Monica Blvd HOIlywood 1408
Royer, Fanchon, Productions
(5040 Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
Scientitic Films, Inc.
6052 Sun.sct Blvd GLadstone 7101
Schertzinger-M.vers Productions
7250 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
.Schlesinger, Leon
1351 N. Van Ness Ave GLadstone 4131
Schulberg, B. P., Productions
5251 Clinton St Hillside 7101
Screen Classics, Inc.
6362 Hollywood Blvd HEmpstead 4194
.Selznick International Pictures, Inc.
9336 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City
REpublic 0253 Sherman, Harry, Productions
7250 Santa Monica Blvd HOIlywood 1101
Smallwood United Process
HoU.vwood Studios OLympia 2131
Standard Pictures, Inc.
Selznick International Studios. .REpublic 0252 .Sternbeck, Burt, Productions
1033 N. Cahucmra Blvd HOIlywood 5873
Strange .\s It .Seems Productions
6362 Hollywood Blvd HEmpstead 4194
.Sentinel Productions, Inc.
6331 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 6128
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Supreme Pictures
1509 N. Vine St Hillside 7178
TaliKinan Studios — Now Hollywood Studios
Tat's Tales Productions
5516 Melrose Ave GLadstone 8823
Teague Photographic Process
General Servioe Studios GRanite 3111
Technicolor Film Corp.
833 N. Seward St GRanite 1101
Television Pictures Studios
6040 Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
Toddy, Ted
6823 Santa Monica Blvd Hollywood 30til
Timely Productions, Inc.
6305 Yucca St HEmpstead 4728
Treasure Pictures
6048 Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
Westwood Hills C'Restvicw 5111
United Artists Studios
1041 N. Formosa Ave GRanite 5111
United Players Products, Ltd.
7350 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
Universal Pictures Studios
Universal City HEmpstead 3131
Victoria Film Productions
7350 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 6131
Victory Pictures Corp.
9147 Venice Blvd SEquoia 2565
Vitagraph Studios
1703 Talmadg^e Ave OLympia 2136
Von Klatt, Ciilbert
1215 N. Harper Ave GRanite 3350
Wafilms, Inc.
1436 N. Beachwood Drive. ... GLadstone 6137 Wanger, Walter, Films, Inc.
United Artists Studios Hillside 7401
Warner Bros. Studios
5842 Sunset Blvd GLadstone 6137
Warner-Bros. -First National Studios
Burbank Hollywood 1351
Weiss Productions, Inc.
4376 Sunset Drive OLympia 2978
Welsh, Bob & Fenn Kimball
Selznick International Studios. . SEquoia 3314 World Wide Pictures
6636 Hollywood Blvd. World Wule Wonders Motion Pictures
66;i6 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 8411
Xydias, .Anthony J., Productions
6913 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 0544
Zeldman Film Corp.
7350 Santa Monica Blvd GLadstone 5812
NEW YORK
Audio Productions, Inc.
250 W. 57tli St Circle 7-1841
Blake, B. K., Inc.
1370 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-1854
Celebrity Productions, Inc.
723 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-6067
Chestertield Motion Pictures Corp.
1540 Broadway BR.vant 9-6884
Columbia Pictures Corp.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 0-7900
Condor Pictures, Inc.
580 Fifth Ave MEdalion 3-2172
Danubia Pictures, Inc.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-4175
Educational Pictures
1501 Broadway PEnnsylvania 6-7400
444 W. 56th St C01umhu.s 5-3321
General Service Studios. .. RAvenswood 8-8300 Expanding Cinema, Inc.
422 W. 46th St LOngracre 5-7073
First National Pictures, Inc.
321 W. 44th St CHickering- 4-2200
FitzPatrick Pictures. Inc.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-4383
Fleischer Studios, Inc.
1600 Broadway Circle 6-0270
Futter, Walter A.
1501 Broadway PEnnsylvania 6-8367
General Service Studios
35-11 35th Ave.. Astoria .. RAvenswood 8-8300 Grand National Films, Inc.
1270 Sixth Ave Circle 6-3828
Holbrook Film Productions
33 W. 60th St Circle 7-6159
Ideal Pictures Corp.
1600 Broadway Circle 6-0081
Imperial Pictures, Inc.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-8669
Integrit.v Film Corp.
220 W. 42nd St Wisconsin 7-9556
March of Time, Inc.
369 Lexinsrton Ave VAnderbilt 3-2400
Mentone Productions, Inc.
1270 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-2266
Meridian Pictures Corp.
1270 Sixth Ave Circle 6-1466
Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer
1540 Broadway BRyant 9-7800
Mcmogram Pictures Corp.
1270 Sixth Av(> COlumbus 5-7074
New Film Alliance, Inc.
250 W. 57th St COlumbus 5-0904
O. & W. Cine Enterprises
149 W. 48th St LOngracre 5-7640
Paramount Pictures
1501 Broadway CHickering- 4-7050
RKO Radio Pictures
1270 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-6500
Kasphi Productions. Inc.
580 Fifth Ave BRyant 9-5965
Keliance Pictures, Inc.
1501 Broadway BRyant 9-08S5
Reliable Pictures Corp.
565 Fifth Ave PLaza 3-1135
Republic Pictures Corp.
1776 Broadway Circle 6-1840
Rex Film Corp.
1370 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-18.54
Rice, Grantland, Sport-Pictures Corp.
32 W. 48th St BRyant 9-4564
Koach. Hal, Studios, Inc.
1540 Broadway BRyant 9-7266
Rogers, Rowland
151 W. 46th St LOngracre 5-8432
Screen .Attractions Corp.
630 Ninth Ave Circle 6-0888
Select Productions, Inc.
1776 Broadway Circle 7-ti275
Spectrum Pictures Corp.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-2964
Splinix Film Corp.
1501 Broadway Wisconsin 7-6655
Super-Sports .Vttractions, Inc.
723 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-5520
Trekolog Films. Inc.
1270 Sixth Ave COhmilnis 5-6685
Tru Pictures Co., Inc.
1370 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5 1851
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
444 W. 5(;th St COlumbus 5-:!.'i31
Universal Pictures Corp.
30 Rockefeller Pla:'.a Circle 7-7100
Warner Bros.
331 W. 44th St Circle 6-1010
Warner-Vitaphone Brooklyn Studio
1400 Locust Ave NIsrhtingalc 4-8700
West Coast Service Studios. Inc.
510 W. 57th St Circle 7-2062
Wickmar Film Productions. Inc.
100 E. 43nd St LExing-ton 2-3570
474
SHORT SUBJECT PRODUCERS
LOS ANGELES
Advance I'U'tiirfs
(i4(l4 Hollywood Blvd GLadstoiie 3774
Aiiiiiiated CartooiiK
tt7i:i Santa Monica Hlvd OXford9063
Associated ('ineiiia Studio
1357 N. Gordon St HEmpstead 3131
Chertok. Jaek
M-G-M Studio, Culver City .... REpublic 0311 Celebrity Pictures
!»713 Santa Monica Blvd OX£ord9063
Cinema Arts & Crafts
f»14 N. Fairfax Ave HEmpstead 1984
Columbia Pictures
1438 Gower St Hollywood 3181
1430 N. Bpachwood Drive. . .Hollywood 1193 B. J. S. Productions
437(i Sunset Blvd OLympia 3978
Centaur Films, Inc.
937 N. Sycamore Ave GLadstone 4434
Condor Pictures Corp.
tJ913 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 7161
Cooper-Kandal
International Studios OLympia 3978
Disney, Walt
3719 Hyperion St MOrnin^side 13-131
Dowlin;; & Brownell
663.5 Romaine St GRanite 3111
Educational Productions, Inc.
7350 Santa Monica Blvd Hillside 3155
Excelsior Pictures
1033 N. Cahueng^a Blvd Hollywood 5873
Fairbanks & Carlisle
6053 Sunset Blvd GLadstone 7101
Featurettes, Inc.
1040 N. MaeCadden Place ... Hollywood 1648 FitzPatrick, James A.
M-G-M Studios, Culver City .... REpublic 0311 Fox Company
1040 N. MaeCadden Place .. .Hollywood 1648 Futter, Walter
1436 N. Beachwood Drive. . . .GLadstone 6137 Gilliam, Rodney
7904 Santa Monica Blvd Hillside 3300
Gilroy, Bert
RKO Radio Studios Hollywood 5911
Harnian-Ising Productions
861 N. Seward St Hollywood 1474
Hirlinian, OeorRe
6913 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 7161
Hix, Ernest & Leonard Poole
1040 N. McCaddcn Place Hillside 4017
Hubbard, Hunt, Productions
1306 Maple Ave PRospect 3503
Iwerks, "Ub"
7913 Santa Monica Blvd OXford 1474
Landres, M. M.
1436 Beachwood Drive HEmpstead 1191
.HEmpstead 3131
Lantz. Walter
Universal Studios
I..ewyn, Ijcwis
650 N. Bronson Ave GRanite 8606
McKae, Henr.v
Universal Studios HEmpstead 3131
Miller & Nagel
1040 McCaddcn Place Hollywood 1648
Mintz, Charles B.
7000 Santa Monica Blvd Hollywood 3007
Moulton, Herbert
Paramount Studios Hollywood 3411
Pacific Cine Film
1554 N. Gardner St Hollywood 5485
Phillis Productions, Inc.
310 Taft Blvd GLadstone 3375
Kay, B. B. Productions
ti066 Sunset Blvd Hollywood 9034
Roach, Hal
Culver City PArkway 9034
Robinson Xeenan Productions, Inc.
84.34 Sunset Blvd WOodbury 63513
Rockett, Frederick K., Co.
6050 Sunset Blvd GRanite 7930
.Sarecky, Barney
universal Studios HEmpstead 3131
Scientific Films, Inc.
6053 Sunset Blvd GLadstone 7101
Schlesinger, Leon
1351 N. Van Ness Ave GLadstone 4131
Screen Classics, Inc.
6363 Hollywood Blvd HEmpstead 4194
Siegel, Sol
Republic Studio NOrth Hollywood 1101
Smith, Pete
M-G-M Studios, Culver City .. .REpublic 0311 Tat's Tales
5515 Melrose Ave GLadstone 8833
Timely Productions, Inc.
6305 Yucca St HEmpstead 4738
Toddy, Ted
6833 Santa Monica Blvd HOlly wood 3961
Von Klatt, Gilbert
1315 N. Harper Ave GRanite 3350
Wafilms, Inc.
1436 N. Beachwood Drive .... GLadstone 6137 Weiss, Louis
International Studios NOrmandie 91.30
White, Jules
Columbia Studios Hollywood 1193
Zenith Productions
11333 Cherokee Blvd HOlly wood 0191
NEW YORK
Audio Productions, Inc.
350 W. 57th St Circle 7-1841
Blake, B. K.. Inc.
1370 Sixth Ave COlumhus 5-1854
Celebrity Productions, Inc.
733 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-6067
Christie, Al
35-11 35th Ave.. Astoria .. RAvenswood 8-830(1 Columbia Pictures
739 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-7900
Condor Pictures, Inc.
580 Fifth Ave MEdalion 3-3173
Educational Pictures
1501 Broadway PEnnsylvania 6-7400
444 W. 56th St COlumbus 5-3331
General Service Studios, Astoria
RAvenswood 8-8300 FitzPatrick Pictures, Inc.
739 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-4383
Fleischer Studios, Inc.
1600 Broadway Circle 6-0370
March of Time, Inc.
369 Lexing-ton Ave VAnderbilt 3-3400
Mentone Productions
1370 Sixth Ave COhimbus 5-3366
Metro-Ooldwyn-Maycr
1540 Broadway BRyant 9-7800
<). & W. Cine Enterprises
149 W. 48th St LOnpacre 5-7640
Paramount Pictures
1501 Broadway CHickering 4-7050
RKO Radio I'ictures
1370 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-6500
Rex Film Corp.
1370 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-1854
Rice, Orantland, Sport-Pictures Corp.
•2:: W. 48th St BRyant 9-4564
Roach, Hal, Studios, Inc.
1540 Broadway BRyant 9-7366
.Sibley. Ruro.v
410 Cathcflral Parkway
475
Skirbo Prodiiotions
Biograph Studio TRemont 8-5500
Terry Paul
371 North Ave., New Rochelle
New Rochelle 7344 Tru Pictures Co., Inc.
1270 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-1854
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
444 W. 56th St COlumbus 5-3331
Universal Pictures Corp.
30 Rockefeller Plaza Circle 7-7100
Vitaphone Corp. (Warner Bros.)
1400 Locust St., B'klyn. . .NIsrhting-ale 4-8700
CARTOON PRODUCERS
Animated Pictures Corp.
("Ub" Iwerks), 9713 Santa Monica Blvd., oxford 9063, Hollywood, Calif.
.Audio Productions, Inc.
350 W. 57th St., Circle 7-1841, New York, N. Y. Produce: "Color Cartoons."
Celebrity Productions
733 Seventh Ave., BRyant 9-6067, New York, N. Y.
Color Cosniocolor Corp. t
Hollywood, Calif. Produce: "Fashion Flashes from Hollywood."
Disney, Walt
3719 Hyperion St., MOrningrside 12131, Holly- wood, Calif. Produce: "Mickey Mouse and "Silly Symphonies" series. Distribvited by RKO.
Fleischer Studios
1600 Broadway, Circle 6-0270, New York, N. Y. Produce: "Betty Boop." "Bimbo," "Pop- eye" and "Color Classics." Distributed by Paramount.
Harnian, Hush-Rudolph Isins
861 N. Seward St., Hollywood 1474, Holly- wood, Calif.
Lantz, Walter
Universal Studios, HEmpstead 3131, Universal City, Calif. Pi'oduce: "Oswald the Lucky Rabbit." Distributed by Universal.
Holl.vwood, Distributed
3907. Kat," series.
McCror.v Studios, Inc.
130 W. 4(ith St., LOns-acre 5-7961, New York, N. Y.
Ma.vfair, Productions
1558 N. Vine St.. Hillside 7358, Calif. Produce: "Skippy ' series, by United Artists.
Metro-Goldywn-Mayer
Culver City, Calif. Produce: "The Captain and the Kids." Distributed by M-G-M.
Mintz, Charles B.
7000 Santa Monica Blvd.. Hollywood Hollywood, Calif. Produce: "Krazy "Scrappy," and "Color Rhapsodies' Distributed by CoUnnbia.
Schlesinger, Leon
1351 N. Van Ness Ave., GLadstone 4131, Hollywood, Calif. Produce: "Looney Tunes" and "Merrie Melodies" series. Distributed by Warner Bros.
Tat's Tales Productions
5515 Melrose Ave., GLadstone 8832, Holly- wood. Calif.
Terry, Paul
371 North Ave., New Rochelle 7844, New Rochelle, N. Y. Produce: "Paul Terry-Toons." Distributed by Educational: physical distribu- tion by Twentieth Centviry-Fox.
INDUSTRIAL AND ADVERTISING
PRODUCERS
LOS ANGELES
Associated Cinema Studios
1357 N. Gordon St HEmpstead 3131
Cinecolor
201 N. Occidental Blvd FItzroy2556
Cinema .Vrts & Crafts
914 N. Fairfax Ave HEmpstead 1984
DowlinK & Brownell
6635 Romaine St GRanite 9106
UunniuK Process
933 N. La Brea Ave GRanite 3174
Holl.vwood ('aniera E.xchange
ICOO N. Cahuengra Blvd Hollywood 3651
(■illiani Kodne.v Co.
79(»4 Santa Monica Blvd HIlLside 3320
Hunt Hubbard Productions
13(16 Maple Ave PRospect 3503
Industrial Cinema Arts
1205 N. Alvarado St FEderal 5913
Jam Hand.v Pictur<' Co.
6040 Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
iMetropolitan Industrial Pictures
1040 N. Las Palmas Ave GRanite 3111
Kay Bell Films Co.
61148 Sunset Blvd Hillside 7431
Kobiiison Neeiiun Productions, Inc.
S();!4 Siui.set Blvd WOodbury 62513
Kockctt, Frederick K., Co.
6(»50 Sunset Blvd GRanite 7930
Ko.>al Revues. Inc.
()6;iS Sanla Monica Blvd HOllywood 1048
Technicolor ^lotion Picture Corp.
833 N. Seward St GRanite 1101
Vericolor. Inc.
1040 N. McCaddeii Place .... HOllywood 9414 A^'ildiiis Picture Productions
Hollywood Studios OLynipia 3131
NEW YORK
Advertising Film .Associates, Inc.
3 W. 45th St Murray Hill 3-4037
.Ape.v Productions Co.
31 W. 46th St BRyant 9-6409
Audio Productions, Inc.
350 W. 57th St Circle 7-1841
Autoniotion Pi<'turfs, Inc.
10 W. 4;ir(l St PEnnsylvania 6-8567
.Vvramenko Studio
747 Broadway ALgonquin 4-9641
Ba.vnes, (ieorKC McL.
350 W. 57th St Circle 7-37.33
476
Blake, B. K., Inc.
1270 Sixth Ave COIumbus 5-1854
Bray I'ictures Corp.
7':<l Seventh Ave BRyaiit !t-()!»41
Brunswick rroiliirtioiiN Corp.
;}21 W. 44th St Circle 0-1010
Caravel Films, Inc.
245 W. 55th St Circle 7-6112
Castle Films
;i() Hoekelellor Pliiz.i Clrelo 7-7.S81S
Ceh'l»rity Productions, Inc.
72:i Seventh Ave BRyaiit 0-6067
Cohen, fSyilney S.
25 W. 4:ira St BRyant <>-8820
Craftsman Motion Picture Co.
1 E. 42nd St MUrray Hill 2-175(1
EshbauKh. Ted
.■)5 W. 45th St BRyant i»-4882
Film Caption Service
:MUi W. 52nd St COIumbus 5-2552
F''ilms of Commerce Co., Inc.
21 W. 46th St BRyant 9.3050
Fototone Studios
-.V.i W. lidth St COIumbus 5-3.321
(■an/., William .1., Co.
1<» E. 47th St ELdorado 5-1444
(ieneral Business FMlms, Inc.
565 FHlh Ave Wlckersham 2-4.346
Holbrook Film Productions
.•{.-{ W. 6()th St Circle 7-6159
Ilcriie Jlovie Service
.342 Madison Ave MUrray Hill 3-4536
Jam Haiuly Picture Service
230 Parlv Ave MUrray Hill 2-5290
Kline, Bill
9077 Venice Blvd CUlver City 3553
I.oucks & N(n'Iin!>; Studios
245 W. 55tli St COIumbus 5-6974
Major Pictures Corp.
2 W. 45tli St MUrray Hill 2-5170
McCr<;ry Studios, Inc.
i;{0 W. 4(!lh St LOnffacre 5-7961
Motion Picture Merchandising, Inc.
801 Seeond Ave MUrray Hill 4-57ti0
Nu-.\rt Film Co.
145 W. 45th St BRyant 9-3471
Pathescope Co. of .America
.3.3 W. 42n(l St LOngacre 5-3185
ProuK'tional Films, Inc.
1501 Brovdway LOng-acre 5 5389
Rotliacker, Douglas D.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-1812
Ruby Film Co.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-9430
Screen Broadcast Corp.
30 Rockefeller Plaza Circle 7-2801
Screenad Kxcliange
724 Fifth Ave Circle 7-4487
Signer & Byrne
17 E. 45th St MUrray Hill 2-4177
Wadsworth. Mason
551 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill 2.3470
West Coast Sound Studios, Inc.
510 W. 57th St Circle 7-2062
Windsor Productions, Inc.
630 Fifth Ave COIumbus 5-4170
Willard. T. W., Motion Picture Co.
130 W. 46th St BRyant 9-1470
DISTRIBUTORS
NEW YORK
.■\dvance Film Exchange, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave Circle 6-6765
.Alliance Films Corp.
1270 Sixth Ave Circle 7-3945
.American Tobis Corp.
1270 Sixth Ave COIumbus 5-5315
American Trading .Association
723 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-4312
Amkiiio C(irp.
72.3 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-7680
.Apex Films, Inc.
50 W. 46th St BRyant 9-3238
.Artcinema .\ssociates. Inc.
729 Seventh Ave. .Astor Pictures Corp.
1501 Broadway LOngacre 5-5389
.Atlantic Pictures Corp.
1501 Broadway PEnnsylvania 6-7400
12t) W. 46th St BRyant 9-4965
.Auten, Harold
1540 Broadway BRyant 9-9883
.Aywon Kxcliange, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave Circle 6-8866
B. & B. Pictures Corp.
1501 Broadway LOngacre 5-5389
Best F'ilm Co.
72.3 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-9162
Bondy, -Al O.
630 Ninth Ave Circle 6-6744
British & Continental Trading Co.
270 Sixth .\ve Circle 7-4697
Celebrity Productions, Inc.
723 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-6067
Cliestertield Motion Pictures Corp.
1540 Broadway BRyant 9-6884
Cine Colombia, S. .A.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-7800
Condor Pictures, Inc.
580 Fifth .\ve MEdalion 3-3172
Commodore Pictures Corp.
1501 Broadway PEnnsylvania 6-1354
Criterion Films
50 E. 42nd St VAnderbilt 3-6880
Cummings, Samuel
410 E. 32nd St AShland 4-2885
Danubia Pictures, Inc.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-4175
DuWorld Pictures, Inc.
729 Seventh Ave MEdalion 3-2943
Educational Pictures
Distributed by Twentieth Century-Fo.x European Film Corp.
1270 Sixth Ave Circle 7-5737
Exhibitors Film Exchange
ti30 Ninth Ave Circle 6-0888
Film Exchange. Inc.
125 W. 4(ith St BRyant 9-4150
Films, Inc.
330 W. 42nd St MEdalion 3-5190
First National I'ictures
321 W. 44th St Circle 6-1010
Franco-American Film Corp.
66 Fifth Ave ALgonquin 4-6980
French Motion Picture Corp.
126 \V. 4l)th St BRyant 9-0866
Gaumnnt Britisli Pictures Corp.
1600 Broadway Circle 6-4848
General Foreign Sales Corp.
729 Seventh Ave MEdalion 3-3781
Goldman, Paul
1472 Broadway BRyant 9-3936
C;ol(hvitt Film Sales Co.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-4369
Gordon Film Co.
63(( Ninth Ave Circle 6-0445
Graiul National Flms, Inc.
1270 Sixth Ave Circle 6-2828
(iuaranteed Pictures Co., Inc.
72!» Seventh Ave BRyant 9-4369
Hoffberg. J. H., Co., Inc.
729 Seventh .Ave MEdalion 3-3813
Ideal Pictures
1600 Broadway Circle 6-0081
477
Imperial Pictures, Inc.
730 Seventh Ave BRyant 0-8669
InteRrity Film Corp.
230 W. 43rid St Wisconsin 7-9550
Kandel, Morris J.
KiOO Broadway Circle 6-0081
Kinotrade
73:5 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-5107
Kiiiopol
103 Discher St., Brooklyn ... APpleg-ate 7-96G0 Lenaiier International Films, Inc.
303 W. 58th St Circle 7-6591
I^nporini, Ferdinand V., Inc.
551 Fifth Ave VAniierbilt 3-6664
Meridian Tictures Corp.
1370 Sixth Ave Circle 6-1466
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1540 Broadway BRyant 9-7800
Metropolis Fictures Corp.
154 W. 55th St COlumbus 5-0435
Modern Film Sales Corp.
739 Seventh Ave BRyant 9 9635
MonoRrani I'ictnres Corp.
1370 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-7674
Mutual Distributing Corp.
1370 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-0143
National Motion Picture Service
733 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-3951
Nuovo Mondo ^lotion Pictures, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave Circle 6-9895
OLympic Motion I'icture Corp.
335 W. 44th St Circle 6-0650
Paramount Pictures
1501 Broadway CHickering- 4-7050
Protex Trading Corp.
43 E. 58th St volunteer 5-3330
Puritan Pictures Corp.
733 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-2790
KKO Distributing Corp.
1370 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-6500
Raspin Productions, Inc.
580 Fifth Ave BRyant 9-5965
Keliable Film Export Co.
130 W. 4i;th St MEdalion 3-0436
Keliable Pictures Corp.
5<)5 Fifth Ave PLaza 3-1135
Ke|>ublic Pictures
J 776 Broadway Circle 6-1840
Scanilinavian Talking Pictures, Inc.
230 W. 42nd St Wisconsin 7-3153
Screen .\ttractions Corp.
fi30 Ninth Ave Circle 6-0888
Solar Talking Pictures, Ltd.
3 Lafayette St WOrth 2-0500
Spectrum Pictures Corp.
739 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-3964
Sphinx Film Corp.
1501 Broadway Wisconsin 7-6655
Stage <!(.■ Screen I'roductions, Inc.
1370 Sixth Ave Circle 7-4373
Tapernoux, .John S.
136 W. 46th St BRyant 9-0866
Tceplitz Productions, Ltd.
1370 Sixth Ave Circle 7-0994
Trop, .L I). Inc.
1370 Sixth Ave Circle 7-0994
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
444 W. 56th St COlumbus 5-3330
I' fa Films, Inc.
739 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-7890
I'nited Artists Corp.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-7300
Iniversal Pictures Corp.
.30 Rockefeller Plaza Circle 7-7100
Variet.v Film Distributors
489 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill 2-4529
Vitagraph, Inc.
331 W. 44th St Circle 6-1010
\OgeI, William, Distributing Corp.
11 W. 43nd St .PEnnsylvania 6-1995
Warner Kros.
331 W. 44th St Circle 6-1010
World Pictures Corp.
73.9 Seventh Ave MEdalion 3-3943
Zeldman, B. F., Productions, Ltd.
1501 Broadway PEnnsylvania 6-8307
MANAGERS and AGENTS
LOS ANGELES
Abbott, Jessie G.
1585 Cross Roads Hillside 1449
Armstrong, Sam II.
9533 Brigrhton Way. Bev. Hills. .Oxford 7107 Asher, Paul, Inc.
403 Guaranty Bids: Hollywood 109(>
.Vssociated Artists, Ltd.
8637 Stniset Blvd OXford 0380
Hacliman, J. G., Co.
9000 Sunset Blvd OXford 7001
Bailey, Frances
9133 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6193
Baldey & Clark
7499 Santa Monica Blvd GLadstone 1011
Barlotti, .lames V.
7904 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 1593
Berg. Pliil-Bert Allenberg
9484 Wilshire Blvd OXford 3131
Bergerman, Stanley
9105 Sunset Blvd Oxford 3196
Bernie, Herman, Inc.
9133 Sunset Blvd CRestview 0108
Berlinger, Rudolph
8905 Siinset Blvd CRestview 12303
Beyer-.MacArtliur & Co.
533 Taft Hldy Hillside 2125
Blum, Myrt
9441 Wilshire Blvd OXford 7071
Bonded Management, Inc.
7051 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood 2781
Bostock, Claude W.
9126 Sunset Blvd OXford 1081
Bren, Milton
9133 Sunset Blvd OXford 7103
Brown-Burnside
S933 Sun.'^et Blvd CRestview 11143
IIr(.wne, Flo
90(l(i Sun.set Blvd OXford 9686
Call Bureau
5504 Hollywood Blvd GArfield 3711
('barney, William
9401 Brig^hton Way CRestview 6015
Cliudnow, Dave
9441 Wilshire Blvd OXford 3538
Cinema Casting .Agency
0418 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 9960
CoIIier-Weber & Todd
9441 Wilshire Blvd OXford 3101
Colombo, .lobn
913t> Sunset Blvd CRestview 4139
('olum)>ia .\rtists' Bureau
59;{9 Sunset Blvd HOlIywood3101
('onion, Tom, Corp., Ltd.
9533 Brighton Way. Bev. Halls .. OXford 7107 Cooley, Hallam-(;eorge S. Fllman
9111 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6161
Cosmoitolitan Film Agency, Inc.
9441 Wilshire Blvd., Bev. Hills. . OXford 7083 Crosby, Kverett N., Ltd.
9038 Sun.set Blvd CRestview 11171
Crow, Mrs, R. R.
5653 y2 Hollywood Blvd HEmpstead 5063
478
Deinbliii!;, (ins
!tl2() Sunsi-t Blvd CRestview 121lil
DeSlioii-Dellar, Ino.
!I441 Wilsliii-c Blvd CRestview 6000
Denser, I>e\vis J.
<»47() Santa Wonioa Blvd OXford 4606
Diskay, Joseph
66S;5 Sunset Blvd GLadstone 3614
Dolaii & Doaiic
8005 Sensot Blvd CRestview 5185
Dolge Coriler
i)538 Brighton Way CRestview 0194
Donaldson, Kieliard
!H)ir> Brifrhton Way OXford 6141
Dunn. Kill and Sabel
!I53S Biit-'hton Way OXford 3259
Edin^ton, Harry & Frank \\. Vincent
6253 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 7353
EUman, Murray & Jack A. Seinberg;
8818 Sunset Blvd CRestview 9170
Epstein, David
6777 Hollywood Blvd GRanite2159
FK Studio Service
5617 Hollywood Blvd HEmpstead 2193
Fanchon & Marco
5600 Sunset Blvd Hollywood 5341
Feldnian-Bluni Cor|>,
9441 Wilshire Blvd CRestview 4151
Fitzpatrick. Loretta
6331 Hollywood Blvd HEmpstead 1325
Fliashnick, ('. X.
9006 Sunset Blvd CRestview 0155
Fralicli. Freddie
9016 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6111
Frank, George, Inc.
1626 N. Vine St Hillside 3188
Frescott-Sedgwick & Associates
8609 Sunset Blvd WOodbury 631-91
Gardner, Jack
9132 Sunset Blvd.. W. Holly wood. OXford 4153 General Casting Agency
1067 N. Fairfax Ave GRanite 7802
George & Moody
9000 Sunset Blvd OXford 0322
Gertz, Mitchell
1680 N. Vine St HEmpstead 2177
Golder, Lew & Howard Lang
9122 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6193
Goldstein, Goetz & Blunienthal
8949 Sunset Blvd OXford 4149
Goldstone, Nat C.
><782 Sunset Blvd OXford 1131
Gould, Harry M.
7049 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 3797
Grancell, Sherman
8949 Sunset Blvd OXford 4149
Gray & Mooter
8738 Sunset Blvd CRestview 11191
Guhhins. Tom
746 X. Broadway MIehigran 0041
Hawks-Aolck
9441 Wilshire Blvd OXford 3131
Hayward, Leland
9441 Wilshire Blvd CRestview 5171
Herzbrun. Walter, Agency
8983 Sunset Blvd OXford 4157
Hofi'man. Milton E.
STTi; Sunset Blvd CRestview 12141
HolVnian -Sell lager. Inc.
8776 SUTiset Blvd OXford 12141
Howe, M. C. Booking Agenc.v
8951 Sun.set Blvd WOodbury 93191
International Artists Bureau
6331 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 2121
Jaffe. Sam
8555 Sunset Blvd OXford 6121
Johnston, Menifee L.
9439 Santa Monica Blvd CRestview 0146
JoUon, Harry
9168 Sunset Blvd CRestview 0121
Jones, G, Stanley
Fox Wilshire Bldg.. Bev. Hills .... YOrke 8123 Juvenile Casting Bureau
111 N. Robertson Blvd CRestview 5537
Kahn, Ivan & Green, Inc.
877(i Sunset Blvd CRestview 5191
Kemi)ner, Alexander
Bank of America Bids' CRestview 0104
Kingston, .\1 & Walter Meyer
9122 Sunset Blvd CRestview 4161
Klages, Neil
444 N. Camden Drive OXford 4308
Klein. Arthur, Ltd.
8954 Sun.set Blvd OXford 8670
Knowlden, Robert
6253 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 5128
Lancaster, John, Agency
9615 Briffhton Way OXford 4041
Landau & .Small Co.
6331 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 2722
Lance, Leon O.
8516 Sunset Blvd OXford 7144
Lansinger, J. M.
1315 Wil.shire Blvd FEderal 9912
Lee. Thomas S., Artists' Bureau
6253 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 7171
Lehr, Abe, Agenc.v
Calif. Bank Bldgr., Bev. Hills. .CRestview 4159 Leighter-Hackley
9123 Sunset Blvd CRestview 0181
Levee, M. C.
1300 N. Crescent H'g^hts Blvd. . GLadstone 3117 Leyton, Harold, Inc.
9172 Sunset Blvd CRestview 0121
Levine, .\be
6912 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 7141
Lichtig & Englander
6425 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 1101
Lyons, McCorniick & Lyons
Calif. Bank Bldg-., Bev. Hills. .. .OXford 1116 MacQuarrie Brothers
8905 Sun.set Blvd OXford 7162
Mann, Gene
8951 Sunset Blvd CRestview 11135
Marbert Agency
9507 Santa Monica Blvd.. .. CRestview 14141 Marchetti, Mile
8780 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6127
Marx, Zeppo
8732 Sunset Blvd OXford 4161
Meikeljohn, William, Inc.
8949 Sunset Blvd CRestview 12111
Meyer. Art
9401 Brig-hton Way OXford 7326
Middleton, Wallace & Moe Sackin
9006 Brighton Way CRestview 4197
Monter-Gra.v
8738 Sunset Blvd CRestview 11191
Jlood.v & George
9000 Sunset Blvd OXford 0322
j\Ioore, Lola D.
1222 N. La Brea Ave GRanite 3071
Morris, William, Agency
8511 Sunset Blvd WOodbury 63121
Morrison, Leo
6777 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 3161
National .Vrtists' Bureau
7904 Santa Monica Blvd GRanite 1593
NBC Artists" Bureau
5515 Melrose Ave HOllywood 3631
O'Reilly, Eleanor
9006 Sunset Blvd CRestview 13111
Orsatti & Co.
9121 Sunset Blvd OXford 1008
Pantages, Rodne.v
6253 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 2211
I'arker, F^rnest K.
S949 Sunset Blvd CRestview 4101
Pennington, Helen
1737 N. Highland Ave HEmpstead 4341
Platsk.v. Ira
8780 Sunset Blvd OXford 6264
Rebecca & Silton
()605 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 1121
Randolph, Ro.v
Ambassador Hotel Exposition 5300
Rinaldo, Ben, Inc.
6605 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 3677
479
Robinson, Fred
7904 Santa Monica Blvd CRestview 1593
Kockwell-O'Keefe, Inc.
Si(4!t Suiisft Blvd CRestview 4101
Ross-Jenkins
8!»'^2 Sunset Blvd OXford 4342
Sackin, I. M.
(it)()5 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood 1405
Sedgwick, Josie-Ray West & Associates
HtiOf) Siuisi-t Blvd WOodbury 63101
Selznick, Slyron & Co., Inc.
94()0 Wilshire Blvd CRestview 5171
Schlager, Siji
877(5 Sunset Blvd CRestview 12141
Selwyn, Arch
8782 Sunset Blvd CRestview 4181
Shagrin, Max
6253 Hollywood Blvd GRanite 5171
Shauer, Alfred G.
6636 Hollywood Blvd GRanite 4347
Shelton, Barbara
9441 Wilshire Blvd OXford 8019
Sherrill & Falkin
9441 Wilshire Blvd CRestview 4185
Sliurr, Louis
9165 Sunset Blvd CRestview 11116
Silber, Arthur
8516 Sunset Blvd OXford 7144
Simons Agency
Calif. Bank Bid?., Bev. Hills. .. .OXford 4542 Small-Landau Co.
6331 Hollywood Solinger, Sol
8738 Sunset Blvd
Blvd Hollywood 2722
.CRestview 11191
Stenipel, Frank, Agency
9470 Santa Moniea Blvd CRestview 8558
Stephens, William, Agency
84(i4 Sunset Blvd...." Hollywood 2231
Stern, Harry, Agency
9()()(i Sunset Blvd OXford 968(i
Tauszig. Doug
.S949 Sunset Blvd CRestview 9830
'flu nipson, David II.
1626 N. Vine St HOllywood 3591
Vincent, Frank & Harry Kddington
6253 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 735.3
Voick, A. George & William 15. Hawks
Calif. Bank KIdt;.. Hcv. Hills OXford 3131
\ttu Klatt, (Jilbert
1215 N. Harper St GRanite 3250
Wadsworth, Jessie
877t) Sunset Blvd CRestview 13141
Wallis. Minna
8(i27 Sun.set Blvd OXford 6286
Weber, Harr.v
9441 Wilshire Blvd OXford 3101
Weisser, Thelma
d.-f.'U Hollywood Blvd GRanite 7566
Wiiisbip, William C.
9126 Sunset Blvd CRestview 5989
Woolfenden, Bill
9470 Santa Moniea Blvd OXford 3191
Wurtzel, Harry
8981 Sun.set Blvd CRestview 6175
iCanft, John, Ltd.
8782 Sunset Blvd CRestview 4181
NEW YORK
Bentham, M. S.
1564 Broadway BRyant 9-1337
Bernie, Herman
1619 Broadway Circle 7-6344
Bestry, Harr.y
1501 Broadway CHickering- 4-3394
Bloom, Phil
353 W. 56th St Circle 6-1390
Briscoe & Goldsmith, Inc.
532 Fifth Ave VAnderbilt 3-8683
Broadcast Producers of N. Y., Inc.
501 Fifth Ave ELdorado 5-9300
Broder, Jane
1475 Broadway BRyant 9-4185
Brown, Chamberlain
145 W. 45th St BRyant 9-8480
Central Artists Bureau, Inc.
1619 Broadway COlumbus 5-4323
Collins, Danny
15t)4 Broadway BRyant 9-2800
Collins, Sam E.
1619 Broadway COlumbus 5-2986
Columbia Broadcasting Co.
485 Fifth Ave Wickersham 2-2000
Cooke, Pauline
1674 Broadway COlumbus 5-1930
Cooper, Irving H.
1430 Broadway PEnnsylvania 6-1774
Curtis & Allen
1270 Si.xth Ave Circle 7-4124
David, Benjamin
30 Rockefeller Plaza Circle 7-1815
Knright, Sara
2.34 W. 44th St LAckawanna 3-8553
Fitzpatrick, Thomas J.
1564 Broadway BRyant 9-3737
Forkins, Marty
1564 Broadway BRyant 9-076(i
Gerber, Alex
507 Fifth Ave VAnderbilt 3-8226
(■olden, Maurice
1270 Sixth Ave Circle 7-4625
(lOldstein, Robert
247 Park Ave PLaza 3-8523
Hahlo, Sylvia
145 W. 58th St Circle 7-6688
Hanlon, Alex
160 W. 46th St BRyant 9-7392
Hart, Max
1560 Broadway LOng-acre 5-8574
Irwin, Lou
1370 Sixth Ave Circle 7-1334
Knight, Al H.
156 W. 44th St BRyant 9-0935
Lyons, A. & S., Inc.
1.501 Broadway LAckawanna 4-7460
Maddcck. C. B.
551 Fifth Ave VAnderbilt 3-()433
Mandel, Jack
160 W. 46th St LOng-acre 5-8176
Morris, William
1370 Sixth Ave Circle 7-3160
Morrison, Leo, Inc.
1776 Broadway Circle 7-6413
National Broadcasting Co.
30 Rockefeller Plaza Circle 7-8300
North, Me.ver B.
1564 Broadway BRyant 9-8667
Pincus, Harr.v
799 Seventh Ave COlumbus 5-6330
Pitman, Richard
1674 Broadway COlumbus 5-3535
Kiehard, Max
1270 Sixth Ave Circle 7-6331
Robinson, Frances
220 W. 42n.l St Wisconsin 7-2308
Roelnn. Mrs. Will
1619 Broadway Circle 6-3270
Salisbur.v, Leah
234 W. 44th St LOng^acre 5-5988
Schnltz, John A.
30 Rockefeller Plaza Circle 7-5630
Shea, Harry A.
160 W. 46th St BRyant 9-4318
.•^hurr, Louis
1501 Broadway CHickering 4-8241
Simon, Agenc.v, Inc.
1270 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-7772
Tnrek, Sol
1564 Broadway LOngracre 5-8500
Winter, Wales
152 W. 42nd St Wisconsin 7-6654
Wood, George
1501 Broadway CHickering- 3-1310
Yates, Charles V.
1560 Broadway BRj'ant 9-9696
480
PLAY and STORY BROKERS
LOS ANGELES
Aldeii-Stiiipr Agency
(i.'iSl HoUywood Blvd Hillside 7;ll()
Alvoril. Atlcline
(ilidf) Hollywood Blvd HEiiiiistead ;35(il
AiiKM'iciin IMiiy Co.
;{M1 N. Ardoii Blvd GLadstone ."5527
Asher, I'aiil, Iiie.
(i:{;{l Hollywood Blvd Hollywood IrtOO
Assooiatcd Artists. Ltd.
H(i27 Sunset Blvd OXl'ord (i;isn
Bap lima II, .1. G. & Cn.
iidOO Sunset Blvd OXford 7061
Buid-Stcinpcl Agency
• i()40 Wilshire Blvd YOrke 8221
Berg, riiil — Bert Allenberg
9484: Wilshire Blvd., Bev. Hills ... OXford .31.31 Bentel. George R.
t)()Ot) Sunset Blvd GRanite 8608
Bergerinaii, Stanley, Inc.
9165 Sunset Blvd OXford .3190
Beyer & MacArthiir
1680 N. Vine St Hillside 2135
Blaney, Harry Clay, Inc.
.321 N. Arden Blvd GLadstone .3527
Blum, Myrt
9441 Wilshire Blvd., Bev. Hills. . .OXford 7071 Bostock, Claude
9126 Sunset Blvd OXford 1081
Browne, Flo
9006 Sunset Blvd OXford 9686
Century Pla.v Co.
.321 N. Arden Blvd GLadstone .3527
Chambrun, Jacques
616 N. Roxbury Dr., Bov. Hills. .OXford 5061 Charney, William B.. Agency
9401 Brigrhton Way CRestview 6015
Collier, Weber & Todd
9441 Wilshire Blvd OXford .3101
Colombo, John
9126 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6193
Ccnlon, Tom, Corp., Ltd.
9533 Brig-hton Way, Bev. Hills. . .OXford 7107 Cooley, Hallan & S. Cieorge I'llman
911 Sunset Blvd CRestview 6161
De Slum Sc Dillon
9441 Wilshire Blvd CRestview 6600
Denser. Lewis J.
9470 Santa Moniea Blvd OXford 4606
Dolan & Doaiie
8905 Sunset Blvd CRestview 5185
Donaldson, Richard, Corp.
961!i Hrifrhton Way OXford 6141
Dunn, Hill & Sabel
9538 Brit'hton Way OXford 3259
Edingtoii & Vincent & Rosalie Stewart
405 Euuitable Bldy Hillside 7353
Feldman-Blum, Inc.
9441 Wilshire Blvd CRestview 4151
Fralick, Freddie
9016 Sunset Blvd CRestview 0111
Frank, George, Inc.
1509 N. Vine St Hlll.side 3188
Frecatt-Sedgwick & Associates
WOodbury 03191 French, Samuel, Inc.
811 W. Seventh St VAndike 0884
Gardner, Jack
9132 Sunset Blvd OXford 4153
Geitz, Mitchell
1680 N. Vine St HEmpstead 2177
Cieorge & Moody
9006 S\inset Blvd CRestview 11101
Geitz, Mitchell
l(i80 N. Vine St HEmpstead 2177
Goetz-Cioldstein-BIiimenthal. Inc.
8949 Sunset Blvd OXford 4149
Ciolder, Lou-Iioward Lang, Inc.
9122 Sunset Blvd CRestview 0193
Goldstone, Nat C.
8782 Sunset Blvd OXford 1131
Gould, Harry M.
7094 Santa Moniea Blvd GLadstone .3797
Grey, Zane
3680 Beverly Bldg- PEderal 1321
Gransell, Sherman
8949 Sunset Blvd OXford 4149
Gump, Richard P.. .Agency
7404 Santa Monica Blv<! Hillside 1,39.3
Hon'man-Sch lager
.S';7(i Sunset Blvd CRestview 12141
Hawks-A'oick
9441 Wilshire Blvd OXford 3121
International Arti.sts
6331 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 2121
Jaffe, Sam
8555 Sunset Blvd OXford 6121
Jolson, Harry
9172 Sunset Blvd CRestview 0121
Kahn, Ivan
8776 Sun.set Blvd CRestview 5191
Kingston, .\l & Walter Jleycrs
9120 Sunset Blvd CRestview 4161
Landau-.Small Co.
412 Guaranty Bldg- Hollywood 2721
Lansiiiger, J. M., Inc.
1315 Wilshire Blvd FEderal 9912
L'Estrange, Maisic, .Agency
7951 Fountain Ave GLadstone 3088
Leytoii. Harold. Inc.
9172 Sunset Blvd CRestview 0121
Leigh ten-Hackley
9123 Sunset Blvd CRestview 0181
Lelir, Abraham
9441 Wilshire Blvd CRestview 4159
Knowlton, Robert. .Agency
9165 Sun.set Blvd CRestview 11102
Lance, Leon O., Agency
8516 Sunset Blvd OXford 7144
Levee, M. C.
1300 N. Crescent Hts. Blvd. . .GLadstone 3117 Levine, .\be
6912 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 7141
Lovelace, Iliiiiter
7(146 HollNwood Blvd GLadstone 3797
Lyons-.McCoriiiiick-Lyiins
9441 Wilshire Blvd OXford lUli
MacQuarrie -Agency
8905 Sunset Blvd OXford 71 (!2
Mann, (iene, .Agency
8951 Sunset Blvd CRestview 11135
Marbert .Agency
9507 Santa Monica Blvd CRestview 14141
Marchetti, Milo M., .Agency
8780 Sunset Blvd.. CRestview 6127
3Iartyn, Marty, Agency
9000 Sunset Blvd CRestview 11211
Marx, Zeppo
S732 Sunset Blvd OXford 4101
Meiklc.ioliii. William, .Agency
8949 Sun-el Blvd CRestview 12111
Menclicii. Joseph
650(1 Maryland. Ave WYoming- 5023
Meyer, Art
.9401 Brj^rhlon Way OXford 732()
Middletoii. Sackheiii .\geiicy
90()(i SiMiset Blvd CRestview 4197
Monter. Richard — Kdward (iiay
8736 Sunset Blvd CRestview 11191
Morris, William, .Agency
8511 Sunset Blvd WOodbury 63121
IMorrison, Leo
6774 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 3161
O'Reilly. Kleanore
9000 Sunset Blvd CRestview 11311
Orsatti & Co.
9121 Sunset Blvd OXford 0341
reiiiiingtoii, Helen. .Agency
17.37 N. Hig^hland Ave HEmpstead 0801
riatky, Ira, Inc.
9108 Sunset Blvd OXford 6264
481
■pollimer, Richard K., Inc.
6606 Sunset Blvd GLadstone 3134
Kebepoa & Silton
()ii(»5 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 1121
Rosnick, Edward, Aseiic.v
fttilS Bi-ifrhfon Way ORestview 4128
Rinaldo, Hen, Agency
6605 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 6825
Kockwell & O'Keefe, Inc.
8(140 Sunset Blvd CRestview 4101
KnsK-Jpnkins
8<I22 Sunset Blvd OXford 4333
Kosscn, Harry, Agency
SIOOO Sunset Blvd HOUywood 1448
Sackin Agency
6605 Hollywood Blvd HOUywood 1405
Sclig, W. N.
6606 Sunset Blvd GRanite 8608
Selwyn, Arch
8783 Sunset Blvd CRestview 4181
Selznick, Myron & Co., Inc.
9460 Wilshiro Blvd CRestview 5171
Shagrin, Max
(i35:i Hollywood Blvd GRanite 5171
Shaiier, Alfred G., .Agenc.v
(it;;!<i Hollywood Blvd GRanite 4347
Shelton, Itarhara, Agency
!t441 Wilshire Blvd OXford 8019
Sherrill & Falkin Agency
!I441 Wilshire Blvd CRestview 4185
fShiirr, Louis, Agency
f)165 Sunset Blvd CRestview 11116
Silber, Artlixir, Agency
8516 Sunset Blvd CRestview 7144
8inion .\gency
0441 Wilshire Blvd OXford 4542
Sniall-Landau
6;S31 Hollywood Blvd HOUywood 3732
NEW
American I'lay Co.
33 W. 42nd St LOnsacre 5-3301
Bartscli, Hans
1630 Broadway COlumbus 5-7077
Berg, Herbert S.
1056 Jerome Ave JErome 7-3858
Itrandt & Brandt
101 Park Ave AShland 4-5890
Brown, Cnrtis, Ltd.
18 E. 48th St PLaza 3-8362
Co-Xational Pla.vs, Inc.
1545 Broadway Circle 6-8606
Cooper, A'iola Irene
10 E. 60th St REg-ent 4-1718
Cusbing, Bartle.v
367 W. 37th St CHiekering- 4-1531
Frencli, Samuel
35 W. 45th Sf BRyant 9-4778
Hampton, David B.
500 Madison Ave PLaza 3-3670
Hardy, Kobert Thomas, Inc.
55 W. 42nd St LOngracre 6-5481
International Literary Bureau
11 W. 46th St PEnnsylvania 6-4163
Lyons, A. & S., Inc.
1501 Broadway LAekawanna 3-7460
Stephens, William, Agency
8464 Sunset Blvd HOUywood 3331
Swanson, H. N., Inc.
0018 Sunset Blvd., W. Hollywood . OXford 1176 Tauszig, Doug
8040 Sunset Blvd CRestview 9830
Thompson, David H.
I(i36 N. Vine St HOUywood 3591
Tunberg, William
6331 Hollywood Blvd GRanite 4148
Valentine. Spencer
7621 Norton Ave GRanite 4036
Volck, (ieorge A., Inc.
0441 Wilshire Blvd., Bev. Hills. . .OXford 3131 Von Klatt, Gilbert
1315 N. Harper Ave GRanite 3350
Walker, (iranville, Agenc.v
0401 Brighton Way OXford 7336
Wallis, Minna — International Play Co.
8627 Sunset Blvd OXford 0386
Weber, Harr.v, Agenc.v
0441 Wil.shiro Blvd OXford 3101
Weisser, Thelma, Agency
63;il Hollywood Blvd GRanite 7566
Werner, David C, Inc.
8776 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 4748
Wilck, Laura
6353 Hollywood Blvd Hillside 5163
Winship, William C.
0126 Sunset Blvd CRestview 5989
Wolford, .\rnold
560 Lincoln Ave SAnta Monica 34037
Woolfenden, Bill, Inc.
0470 Santa Monica Blvd OXford 3191
Wurtzel. Harry, Agency
6417 La Mirada Ave HOUywood 1173
Zanft, John, Ltd.
87S2 Sun.^et Blvd CRestview 4181
YORK
:Mill, Michael S.
386 Filth Ave LAekawanna 4-0493
Morris, William
1370 Sixth Ave Circle 7-3160
National Artists Bureau
156 W. 44th St BRyant 9-8750
Osso, Bor.v
1630 Broadway COlumbus 5-1736
Paget Literary .\genc.v, Inc,
500 Fifth Ave WIckersham 3-6950
Pauker, Dr. Edmund
1630 Broadway COlumbus 5-1736
Pinker & Morrison, Inc.
0 E. 46th St WIckersham 3-0370
Porter, Verne
50 W. 44th St Murray Hill 2-7373
Reynolds. Paul R. & Son
500 Fifth Ave Volunteer 5-0640
Service for .Authors, Inc.
280 Broadway WOrth 2-3737
Wilck, Laura D., Inc.
533 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill 3-9145
Writers Workshop
570 Lexington Ave WIckersham 3-7571
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482
LABORATORIES
LOS ANGELES
Art Craft Srrt'cn Service
0610 Santa Monica Blvd Hollywood 9875
Camera Mart
IGCrZ N. Cahuengra Blvd HEnipstead 7:j7;i
Cinecolor, Inc.
301 N. Occidental Blvd FItzroy3550
Cinema Arts & Cral'ts
fll4 N. Fairfax Ave HEmpstead 1984
Columbia Picture I-alioratory
1-14;{ N. Bcachwoo<l Drive .... GLadstone 5122 Consolidated Film Industries, Inc.
959 Seward St HOUywood 1441
Dunning' Process Co., Inc.
ir.VZ La Brea Ave GRanite .3174
Eastman Kodak Research Laboratory
0707 Santa Monica Blvd HEniDstead 3171
Hollywood Camera ExcliaUKe
1000 N. Caluiensa Ave HOUywood 3(i51
Hollywood Film Enterprises, Inc.
0000 Sunset Blvd Hillside 2181
Horn-Jeffreys & Co., Inc.
Biirbank HEmpstead 1022
International Cinema, Inc.
liS'^a Santa Monica Blvd HOUywood 3901
Mercer, Kay
4241 Normal Ave OLympia 8436
Pacific Title & Art Studio
1123 N. Bronson Ave HOUywood 9220
Pellex Film Co.
1715 N. Mariposa Ave NOrmandie 4433
Kicliter's Photo Service
7901 Santa Monica Blvd. ... HEmpstead 5553 Ries Laboratory
1005 N. Cahuenga Blvd GRanite 8711
Schlesinjier, Leon
1123 N. Bronson Ave HOUywood 9220
Smallwood, Arthur
(i052 Sunset Blvd HEmpstead 2992
Stilifilm, Inc.
4703 W. Pico Blvd YOrke 2002
Technicolor Motion Picture Corp.
823 Seward Ave GRanite 1101
United Process
0052 Sunset Blvd HEmpstead 2992
United Research Corp. of Delaware
4000 Olive Ave.. Burbank. .. HEmpstead 4175 Vericolor, Inc.
1040 N. McCadden Place HOUywood 1048
Western Film Laboratories
1052 N. Cahueng-a Ave HOllywocd 99;{7
Williams Shots (Composite I..abs)
8111 Santa Monica Blvd. ... HEmpstead 1010 World M. P. Eiiuipment Corp.
1011 Cosmo St GLadstone 4190
NEW JERSEY Bound Brook
Pathe Laboratory
E. Main & B Sts HOund Brook 90
Camden
RCA ManufacturinR Co.
Front & Cooper Sts.
Fort Lee
('(.nsolidatcd Film Industries, Inc.
Main St FOrt Lee 8-3400
NEW YORK Brooklyn and Long Island
.\ce Film Laboratories
1227 E. 14lh St., Bklyn.. .NIgUtin&ale 4-8700
Paramount Lalxiratory
Sixth & Pierce Sts., Astoria
liAvcnswood 8-8000
New York
Cinelab, Inc.
33 W. OOth St COlumbus 5-0878
Consolidated Film Industries, Inc.
1770 Broadway COlutnbus 5-1776
Plant: 302 W. 140th St BRadhurst 2-1220
Combined Photo Division :
(iO Hunters Point Ave.. I. I. C.
STillwell 4-5850
Fort Lee Plant & WyanoaU Elco Division:
Main St FOrt Lee 9-3400
DeLuxe Laboratories, Inc. ('^Oth Century-Fox)
441 W. 55th SI Circle 7-3220
Du-Art Film Laboratories, Inc.
245 W. 55th St C01umbu.s 5-5584
Film Labcratorie:s of Canada, Inc.
American Repre.;entative. Arthur Gottlieb
245 W. 55th St COlumbus 5-5584
Filmlab, Inc.
130 W. 40th St BRyant 9-4981
Film .Service Laboratories, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave Circle 6-0090
H. E. R. Laboratories
457 W. 40th St LOngraere 5-3.342
Ma.icr Film Labs, Inc.
120 W. 41st St PEnnsylvania 0-1520
Malcolm Laboratories Corp.
244 W. 49th St Circle 0-0150
3Iecca Film Laboratories, Inc.
630 Ninth Ave Circle 0-5290
Mercury Film Laboratories
723 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-2790
Movielab Film Laboratories
100!) Broadway Circle 0-9855
Parumcunt News Laboratory
Olhcc: 544 W. 4.3rd St Circle 0-9155
Pathe Film Ccrp.
1270 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-0704
Precision Film Laboratories, Inc.
21 W. 40th St BRyant 9-8390
Producers Laboratories, Inc.
1600 Broadway Circle 6-6446
TRAILERS LOS ANGELES
Consolidated Film Industries
939 Seward St HOUywood 1441
National Screen Service
1108 N. Lillian Way GRanite 4126
Pacific Title & Art Studio
1123 N. Bronson Ave HOUywood 9220
Standard Screen Service
1951% S. Vermont Ave P.\rkway 1357
NEW YORK
Acadia Film Corp.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-2325
National Screen Service
ti3i» Ninth Ave Circle 6-5700
.Special Screen Service, Inc.
120 W. 41st SI BRyant 9-2335
WelKot Trailer Service
030 Ninth Ave Circle 6-6450
483
PHOTOGRAPHERS
PORTRAIT STILL
LOS ANGELES
Acme Xewspictures
1267 S. Los Ang-eles St PRospeet 1572
Alberts, Sergis
r,:W-Z Hollywood Hlvd HEmpstead 2117
Alexiinrter, Kenneth
Si'lziiiok luteniational REpublic 0252
Anderson, Bert
Columbia Hollywood 3181
Atter, Virsil
M-G-M REpublic 0211
Aiitrey, 3Iax Miinn
70}»5 Sunset Blvd GLadstone 1010
Baoliraeh. Ernest
RKO Hollywood 591 1
BaUer, Viroque
55 Olivera St MUtual 5057
Blanc, Harry
Darmour Studio GRanite 1166
Bjerring, Frank
M-G-M REpublio 0211
Bruno Studio
(>412 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood 9268
Bullock, Charles
t'nited Artists Studio GRanite 5111
Bullock, Malcolm
Paramount Hollywood 2411
Burns, William
M-G-M REpublic 0211
Cannon, Frank
M-G-M REpublic 0211
Clark, Sherman
liniversal HEmpstead .3131
Coburn, Robert
Goldwyu GRanite 5111
Carpenter, Krik
M-G-M REpublic 0211
Cronenweth, Edward
M-G-M REpublic 0211
Crosby, Bill
Kepublic NOrtli Hollywood 1101
Crowley, Earl
2(ttli ('ciitury-Pox CRestview 5111
D'tiaggeri, Gonzalo
9307 Wilshire Blvd., Bev. Hills
CRestview 6756 Duncan, I'reston, Studios, I.,td.
3925 Wilshire Blvd DRexcl 2167
English, Don
Paramount Hollywood 2411
Ellis, John
Warner Bros.-First National . .Hollywood 1251 Estabrook, Ed
tJniversal HEmpstead 3131
Freulich, Ktnnan
I invi Tsal HEmpstead 3131
Fryer, KInier
Waiiier Bros.-First National .. Hollywood 1251 Gold, Milt
20tli Century -Pox CRestview 5111
(i raves, Stax
Hal Roach EMpire 1151
(iraybill, Durwood
M-G-M REpuljlic 0211
Hastings, T. R.
6615 Santa Monica Blvd HEmpstead 0727
Henderson, Eddie
Paramount Hollywood 2411
Hendrickson, Fred
RKO Hollywood 6911
Hewitt, Clarence
20th Century-Fox CRestview 51 1 1
Hiirrell Photographer
H706 Sunset Blvd OXford 7701
.Jackway, Walter
7561 Sunset Blvd GLadstone 1818
Jones, Eddie
Universal HEmpstead 3131
Kling, Clifton
Warner Bros.-First National .. Hollywood 1251 Kornman, Gene
20tli Century -Fox CRestview 6111
I..acy. Madison
Warner Bros.-First National . .Hollywood 1251 Lippman, Irving
Columbia Hollywood 3181
Little Studio
5874 Hollywood Blvd HEmpstead 7902
Logan, Kenneth
Paramount Hollywood 2411
Longet, Gaston
RKO Hollywood 5911
Lynch, Bert
M-G-M REpuljlic 0211
Mac.Alpin, Hal
Paramount Hollywood 2411
McNulty. Steve
20th Century -Fox CRestview 5111
Manatt, James
Warnei- Bros.-First National .. Hollywood 1251 ^Lirtin, Shirley Vance
CdUinihia HOllywood 3181
ALinpin, Clilt'
20th Century-Fox CRestview 5111
Maurice Studios
6636 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 2331
^liehle, John
RKO Hollywood 5911
Milligan, J. C.
20th Century-Fox CRestview 5111
Mo.jonier, Louis A.
6411 Hollywood Blvd GRanite 4302
Morrison, Talniadge
Paramount HOllywood 2411
Alurillo Studios
427 W. Filth St VAndyke5314
Newberg, Philip, Studio
4350 Beverly Blvd MOrningside 11444
Newberry, Frank
Hal Roach EMpire 1151
Nolan, Ray
20th Cent\u\v-Fox CRestview 5111
Paramount Photo Service
1512 N. Western Ave GRanite 7000
Polard, Lyman
6047 Hollywood Blvd GLadstone 5707
Pollack. Charlie
Warner Bros.-First National . .HOllywood 1251 I'owolaney, Frank
2(lth Century-Fox CRestview 5111
Ritchie, Robert
Paramount HOllywood 2411
Ries Laboratories
1605 N. Cahuenga Ave GRanite 8711
Richardson, George
Paramount HOllywood 2411
Schafer, Adolf (Whitney)
(•(iliiint)ia HOllywood 3181
Onilan. Mack
Warner Bros.-First National .. HOllywood 1261 Schcenbaum, Emmett
RKO HOllywood 5911
Seeley, Walter Frederick
8226 Sunset Blvd HOllywood 0707
Sibbald, Blerritt
M-G-M REpublic 0211
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81x, Bert
Warner Bros. -First National .. HOUjwood 1251 Spiirr, Jlelboiirne
aiist; Wilshire Blvil DRexel 3631
Thoinas. Bill
M-G-M REpublic 0211
I'griii, Anthoii
•ZOth Century-Fox CRestview 5111
Van Pelt, Homer
Warner Bros. -First National .. Hollywood 1251 Van Kossem, W. .J.
6049 Hollywood Blvd HEnipstead 0610
Wallaee, Bill
ITniversal HEmpstcacl 3131
Walling-, William
Paramoinit Hollywood 2411
Walters, .Joe
Republic NOrth Hollywood 1101
Witzel Studios
11(11 W. Seventh St MAdison5733
Woodbury Studio
5501 Melro.se Ave GRanite 3333
Woods, ,lark
20th Century-Fox CRestview 5111
Apedia Studio, Inc.
212 W. 48th St Circle
Arthur Studios, Inc.
131 W. 42nd St BRyant
Baehraoli, Ine.
507 Fifth Ave VAnderbilt
683 Filth Ave Wlckershani
Briekel, Max
1595 Broadway Circle
Brown Brothers
1482 Broadway BRyant
Browning, Irving, Studios
110 W. 40th St PEnnsylvania
Brunei, Eniile
373 Fifth Ave AShland
Chidnoff, Irving
469 Fifth Ave LExington
Cosmo-Sileo Co.
79 W. 45th St BRyant
Delar
30 Rockefeller Plaza COlumbus
Donaldo Studios
1501 Broadway BRyant
NEW YORK
Hill, Ira L.
6-0790 677 Fifth Ave PLaza
Johnston. Alfred Cheney
9-7.342 223 W. 59th St Circle
Kesslere. G. Maillard
3-7400 143 E. e2nd St REgent
2-4517 Metropolitan Photo Service
1564 Broadway BRyant
6 036() Mura.v, Xiekolas
18 E. 48th St Wlckershani
o 474-^ Nasib
160 W. 46th St BRyant
, National Studios, Inc.
•^"l"^'^ 226 W. 56th St COlumbus
J. -7800 P**"'! Brothers
*-''i'-i tj42 Fifth Ave PLaza
Phyfe, Hal 2-1686 867 Madison Ave BUtterfie'.d
Stern Photo Co., Inc. 9-8195 31S W. 46th St Circle
I'nderwood and Vnderwood 5-2327 608 Fifth Ave MEdalion
White Studio, Inc. 9-7117 520 Fifth Ave VAnderbilt
3-3847 7-0696 3-3276 9-8213 2-1752 90137 5-7260 8-3366 8-2050 6-4688 3-5100 2-7060
INSURANCE BROKERS LOS ANGELES
A-l Bond Co.
310 W. 1st St Mutual 6661
Allen, T. Archer, Co.
215 W. Sixth St Michigan 2145
Barhani & Mitchell. Inc.
354 S. Spring St Michigan 4031
Behrendt-Levy, Ltd.
318 W. Eighth St VAndike 1251
Calleuder-3Ianwaring Co.
Pacific Mutual Bldg TRinity 6431
Cass & .lohansing
323 W. Sixth St MUtual 5371
Ebenstein-Kunody Corp.
6253 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood 5333
Fl.vnn, Frank M.
1446 N. Highland Ave HOllywood 2262
Individual Inderwriting Corp.
1530 S. Olive St PRospect 1321
Insurance Kesearch Corp.
Pershing Square Bldg MUtual 5111
Jaflfe, Eli
5364 Wilshire Blvd WYoming 2144
Leven, Benjamin
6331 Hollywood Blvd HEnipstead 3862
Knight, Louts F. & Co.
740 S. Broadway VAndyke 6146
May, Mitchell, .Ir., Co., Inc.
510 W. Sixth St Mutual 2192
Nettleship Co.
621 Hope St TRinity 6716
Stebbins, Leterman & Gates
6253 Hollywood Blvd HOllywood 5333
NEWSREELS
Fox Movietone News
460 W. 54th St COlumbus 5-7200
Distributed by Twentieth Century-Fox
News of the Day
450 W. 56th St COlumbus 5-0402
Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Paramount
544 W. 43rd St MEdalion 3-4300
Distributed by Paramount Pictures.
Pathe News
35 W. 45th St BRyant 9-1300
Distributed b.v RKO Distributing Corp.
I iiiversal Newsreel
730 Fifth Ave Circle 7-4731
Distributed by Universal Pictures.
Thoni. Catesby & Kay D. Wilson
111 W. Seventh St VAndyke 3141
NEW YORK
Cohen. .Jerome .J., Inc.
1501 Broadway BRyant 9-2348
Lubin, Max
51 Chambers St WOrth 2-5317
May, Mitchell, Jr., Co.. Inc.
75 Maiden Lane BEekman 3-3200
Samuels .\genc.> . Inc.
1540 Broadway BRyant 9-3740
Stebbins, Leterman & Gates
1540 Broadway BRyant 9-3040
Tierney, Howard S.
100 William St BEekman 3-4181
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EXPORTERS AND IMPORTERS
AnierAiiglo Corp.
1000 Broadway CIrok-
American Tobis Corp.
1370 Sixth Ave COlumbus
American Trading Association
73.3 Scvfiith Ave BRyant
Arnocinenia Exports Co.
.3.5 W. 4.5th St MEdalion
Auten, Harold
1540 Broadway BRyant
Barnstyn. Jack
1370 Sixth Ave Circle
Blunientlial, Benjamin
608 Fifth Ave BRyant
British & Continental TrartinK Co.
1370 Sixth Ave Circle
Campbell, Donald
135 W. 45th St BRyant
Cohiml>ia rictnres
730 Seventh Ave BRyant
DnVVorld I'ictnres
730 Seventh Ave MEdalion
Exhibitors Film Excliange
030 Ninth Ave Circle
Export & Import Film Co., Inc.
(iOS Fifth Ave BRyant
Film Exchanse, Inc.
135 W. 45th St BRyant
French Motion Picture Corp.
13t) W. 46th St BRyant
Garrison Film Distributors, Inc.
1000 Broadway Circle
General Foreign Sales Corp.
739 Seventh Ave MEdalion
Guaranteed Pictures Co., Inc.
73!) Seventh Ave BRyant
Hoffberg. .J. H.. Co.. Inc.
730 Seventli Ave MEdalion
Imperial Distributing Corp.
73!) Seventh Ave BRyant
Kinotrade
73!) Seventh Ave BRyant
Leiiauer International Films, Inc.
0-4848 303 W. 58th St Circle 7-6591
Loew's, Inc. 5-5315 1540 Broadway BRyant 9-7800
Luporini, Ferdinand V., Inc. 9-4313 551 Fifth Ave VAnderbilt 3-6664
Mattsson, Ernest 3-1463 330 W. 43nd St Wisconsin 7-3153
Metropolis Pictures Corp. 9-9883 154 W. 55th St COlumbus 5-0426
Modern Film Sales Corp. 7-4697 73!) Seventh Ave BRyant 9-9635
Motion Pictiire Export Cori>. (Universal) 9-5337 30 Rockefeller Plaza Circle 7-7100
Paramount Pictures 7-4697 1501 Broadway CHickering 4-7050
Protex Trading Corp. 9-6930 43 E. 58th St Volunteer 5-3320
KKO Export Corp. 9-7900 1370 Sixth Ave COlumbus 5-6500
Kador Cinema Bureau 3-3943 733 Seventh Ave MEdalion 3-1347
Reliable Film Export Co. 6-0888 130 W. 46th St MEdalion 3-0436
Republic Pictures 9-5327 1776 Broadway Circle 6-1840
Trans-Oceanic Film Export Co. 9-4150 733 Seventh Ave MEdalion 3-5377
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. 9-0860 444 W. 50th St COlumbus 5-3321
Ufa Films, Inc. 6-4868 739 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-7890
I'nited Artists Corp. 3-3781 739 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-7300
>'ariet,v Film Distributors 9-4369 489 Fifth Ave MUrray Hill 2-4539
Warner Bros. -First National 3-3813 331 W. 44th St Circle 6-1010
White, Peter H., Co. 9-8669 739 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-5306
World Pictures Corp. 9-8669 729 Seventh Ave MEdalion 3-3944
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TITLE STUDIOS LOS ANGELES
Art Craft Sorecn Service
(ililO Santa Monica Blvd HOUywood 0875
Conibineil Title Studios
it:;:! N. Seward St Hollywood 1441
Consolidiitecl Film I^aboratories
!»5i) Spward St HOUywood 1441
Hollywood Film Enterprises
(iOOO Sunset Blvd Hillside 2181
Mercer, Ray
4341 Normal Ave OLynipia 843U
Modern Soreen Service
0018 Fountain Ave HEmpstoad 1744
Pacific Title & Art Studio
112;j N. Bronson Ave HOUywood 9320
Sclilesinger, Leon
132:i N. Bronson Ave HOUywood 9220
Standard Screen Service
19511/2 S. Vermont Ave PArkway 1357
NEW YORK
Brock. Gustav (Hand-coloring)
528 Riverside Drive UNlversity 3-3073
Consolidated Film Industries
177(3 Broadway COlumbus 5-1776
Eno, Ralph R.
545 Fifth Ave VAnderbilf 3-5343
Filmlah, Inc.
120 W. 46th St BRyant 9-4981
H. E. R. Laboratories. Inc.
457 W. 40th St LOngraere 5-3342
National Screen Service
630 Ninth Ave BRyant 9-9800
Q. Q. Motion Picture Titles
1243 Sixth Ave Circle 7-2127
Special Screen Service. Inc.
120 W. 41st St BRyant 9-2325
STORAGE VAULTS LOS ANGELES
Consolidated Film Industries, Inc.
933 Seward St HOUywood
Lyon Van & Storage Co.
6372 Santa Monica Blvd REpublic
NEW YORK
Bonded Film Storage Corp.
1000 Broadway Circle 6-
Consolidated Film Industries
1770 Broadway COlumbus 5-
Lloyds Film Storage Corp.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-
Miles, .loseph R., Film Storage
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-
1441 3131
0081 1770 5000 5000
RAW STOCK
Agfa
Distributed by C. Kinf? Charney, 0372 Santa Monica Blvd., HOUywood 2918, Los Ang-eles, Calif.: 245 W. 55th St.. Circle 7-4635, New York, N. Y. Manufactured b.v Ajrfa Ansco Corp., Bing^hamton, N. Y. Brulatour. J. E., Inc.
Distiibutor of Eastman raw stock. John St.. Fort Lee. N. J., FOrt Lee 8-2460: 6700 Santa Monica Blvd., Hillside 6131, Los Angeles, Calif.: 1727 Indiana Ave., CALumet 5363. Chi- eago, 111.
PROJECTION ROOMS LOS ANGELES
Associated Cinema Studios
1357 N. Gordon St HEmpstcad 2131
Balsley & Phillips
0200 Santa Monica Blvd GLadstone 5161
Consolidated Film Industries, Inc.
939 Seward St HOUywood 1441
Eastman Kodak Co.
0700 Santa Monica Blvd HEmpstead 3171
General Film Library
1426 N. Beachwood Drive. .. HEmpstead 1195 Hollywood Film Enterprises, Inc.
6000 Sunset Blvd Hillside 3181
International Cinema, Inc.
6823 Santa Monica Blvd HOUywood 3961
3Ioviola Co.
1451 N. Gordon St HOUywood 9440
Technicolor Motion Picture Corp.
823 Seward St GRanite 1101
Western Film Laboratories
1053 N. Cahuens-a Blvd Hollywood 9937
NEW YORK
Audio Public Projection Room
630 Ninth Ave CHickering 4-0413
FitzPatrick Projection Room
739 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-4384
Llo.vd's Projection Room
739 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-5000
Miles Projection Room
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-5000
Preview Theater, Inc.
1600 Broadway Circle 6-0865
LIBRARIES
Film Music
LOS ANGELES
Dennis, William M.
250(iy2 W. Seventh St FItzroy3733
General Film Librar.v
1436 N. Beachwood Drive. .. HEmpstead 1191 3Ieyer Synchronizing Service, Ltd.
9.37 N. S.veamore Ave GLadstone 3100
National Film Lil)rar.v
837 Flower St Michigan 9801
NEW YORK
Bradford. James C. (JIusic)
120 W. 44th St BRyant 9-3500
(ieneral Film Librar.v, Inc.
KiOO Broadway Circle 6-0081
Miles Film Library
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-5600
Pictorial Film Ubrar.v
130 W. 40th St BRyant 9-2996
Progress Film Librar.v, Inc.
729 Seventh Ave BRyant 9-5000
Seiden Sound Library
:!;{ \V. Odth St COlumbus 5-1409
Stone, Dorothy T.
444 W. 56th St Circle 7-3980
Du Pont
Du Pont Film Manufacturing Corp., 35 W. 45th St., BRyant 9-5915. New York. N. Y.: Smith & Aller, 6050 Santa Monica Blvd., HOll.vwood 5147, Los Angeles, Calif. (Factories: Parlin, N. J.)
Eastman
See: J. E. Brulatour. Inc. (Factories: Ea.st- man Kodak Co.. Rochester, N. Y.)
fievaert Company of .America. Inc.
423 W. 55th St.. COlumbus 5-1333. New York, N. Y.: 1()0 E. Illinois St.. SUPerior 7670. Chicago, HI.: 6370 Santa Monica Blvd., GRanite 5474, Los Angeles, Calif, (Factories: Antwerp, Belgium) .
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COLOR PROCESSES
The entries in the list not marked (b), (c), or (d) are names of processes, concerns, indi- viduals, etc., in the color film industry identified with the actual or proposed production of ready- to-projeet (subtractive) color motion picture posi- tives without changring: everyday projection condi- tions, and as such do not fall into the three following- grrotaps of processes (all of which are additive and, as a rule, consume upwards of two and a half times the normal amount of current in projection) :
(b) Processes using- lentieulated film, analo- g-ous to the late Kodacolor, While these films can also be projected minus all coloring:, as black and white films, they nevertheless retain their in- separable linear screen structure, similar in ap- pearance to television imagres.
(c) Additive (superimposed projection) sys- tems requiring: xinu.sual projector mechanisms and/or attachments, together with their special color vahie positives, which type of film cannot readily be projected in black and white. The colors, as also in Kodacolor, et al, appear only upon screening- and not directly in the positives which may be of abnormal dimensions in either width or leng-th, or both, and are often of in- creased frame frequency in taking- and projection.
(d) Screen-plate processes operating- on the juxtaposed additive color mixture principle which requires that the primary color elements in the form of a microscopic mosaic pattern be carried directly in the virg-in raw stock, and, per se, in the finished films.
Allison, Donald K.
Color process eng-ineer: 9308 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.
American Natural Color Films, Inc. (c)
James W. Gerard, President: 230 W. 42nd St.. New York, N. T. (Herbert Bertling: process).
Audio Color Motion Pictures Corp. (c)
22 E. 40th St., New York, N. Y. (F. T. O' Grady process).
Brewster Color Film Corp.
(P. D. Brewster). Laboratories: 58 First St., Newark. N. J. Foreig:n Licensee: Revelation Films, Ltd., Wembley, Eng-land.
Brock, Gustav
Hand-coloring: of release prints. 538 River- side Drive, IINiversity 4-4228, New York, N. Y.
C. M. C. Corp. (c), see Crosene
Cliemicolor
American representative: William Fox; Lab- oratory: Paramus, N. J.
Cinpcolor, Inc.
Laboratory: 301 N. Occidental Blvd., Los An- g-eles, Calif.
Cobb, C. Lang
533 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Color Pro.ji'ction Laboratories, Inc. (c)
(Edmond H. Lyslc). Experimental machine shop: 305 E. 46th St., New York, N. Y.
Color wa.vs of America (c)
8440 Sun.set Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
Consolidated Film Industries, Inc., see Magnacolor
Crosene Corp. (c)
53 Vanderbilt Ave., New York, N. Y. Ross M. Craig-, President.
Dufa.vcolor. Inc. (d)
Walter H. Carson, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N. Y. Research Laboratory: 344 W. 49th St., New York, N. Y. Foreig-n Affiliate: Dufa.v-Chromex, Ltd., London, Eng-land.
Dunningcolor
Dunning- Process Co., Laboratory: 933 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood, Calif. Foreig-n Licensee: Humphries Laboratory, London, Eng-land.
Dupac
Special neg-ative raw stock for bi-pack color einematogrraph.v and also cut film for color stills. Hollywood depot: Smith and Aller, 6656 Santa Monica Blvd.
Eastman Process, see Kodaclironie
Eastman Sonoclirome Tinted Positive Films
Ready-tinted positive raw stock, in a variety of colors, adjusted so as not to interfere with sound reproduction.
Gilmore, Otto C.
13725 Sunset Blvd., Brentwood Heig-hts, Los Angeles, Calif.
Harriscolor Films, Inc.
(Jo.seph B. Harris, Jr.) 906 N. Olive St., Bur- bank, Calif.
Harrison & Harrison
Optical engineers, manufacturers of Multi- chrome optical units for color motion picture cameras; 8351 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood. Calif.
Keller-Dorian Colorfilni Corp. of America (b)
(Lawrence Brown. William E. Celestin) 522 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Kodaclironie (Mannes-Godowsky Process)
Eastman Kodak Co., Kodak Park Works, Rochester, N. Y. (16 and 8 mm. for motion picttires; 35 mm. cartridg-es for stills only).
Kodaclironie Duplicates
(Color prints in Kodachrome from 16 mm. Kodachrome, or reductions to Kodachrome from 35 mm. color positives, with or without sound track). Stith-Noble Corp., Ltd., 645 N. Martel Ave., Hollywood, Calif.: "Victor Animatog-raph Co., Film Division, 242 W. 55th St., New York, N. Y.
Magnacolor
Division of Consolidated Film Industries, Inc., 1776 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; 939 Seward St., Hollywood, Calif.
Opticolor, Inc. (c)
120 W. 41st St., New York, N. Y. (E. N. Chilson, President),
Plahn, Gus (c)
439 78th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Priznia-Colortone Process (a and d)
Charles W. Bauer, 7.30 Park Ave., Weehawken, N. J.: Henry Kohlbacher, 49 Mead St., New- ark. N. J.
Technicolor Motion Picture Corp.
Dr. Herbert T. Kalmus, President; Frederick F. Br.vant, General Representative. Executive Office: 823 Seward St., Hollywood, Calif. Lab- oratories: 1006 and 1016 N. Cole Ave., Holly- wood, Calif. New York Representative: Technicolor, Inc.. 15 Broad St. Foreigrn Affili- ate: Technicolor, Ltd., London, Eng:land.
Telcocolor
Telco Corp., Universal City, Calif.
Vcricolor
KayDcc Film Lab.. Inc., 1040 N. McCadden Place, Hollywood, Calif,
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ART DIRECTORS
LOS ANGELES
Anderson, Roland Paramount
Asthalz, Fred Columbia
Ballin, Hugrh Sclznick International
Banks, Lionel Columbia
Carne, Sturg-os Selznick International
Catheart, D. B JM-G-M
Clark, Carroll RKO
Corre, Ben Principal
Cramer, Duncan Twentieth Century-Fox
Coyle, John T Republic
Darling William
Supervising- Art Dir.. . .Twentieth Century-Fox
D'Agastino, Al Universal
Day, Richard United Artists
Dexter, Frank Darmour
Drier, Hans Paramout
Duplie, John Stewart M-G-M
Durlauf, F. E Hal Roach
Ewing-, John Universal
Fegrte, Ernest Paramount
Ferg-uson, Perry RKO
Gibbons, Cedric M-G-M
Goldthwaite, Charles Columbia
Golizin, Alexander United Artists
Goodman, John Paramount
Gooson, Stephen Columbia
Groesse. Paul M-G-M
Gray, Field RKO
Grot, Anton Warner Bros.
Haas, Robert Warner Bros.
Hall, Charles D Chaplin
Hartley, Esdras Warner Bros.
Havens, James M-G-M
Hedrick, Earle Paramount
Herman, Al RKO
Herzbrun, Bernard Twentieth Century-Fox
Hickson, Ernest R Monogram
Hogsett, Albert Twentieth Century -Fox
Holden. Lansing C Selznick International
Horning, William A M-G-M
Hughes, John Warner Bros.
Ihnen, Wiard Major
Imazu, Eddie M-G-M
Jewell, Ed Crescent
Jones, Robert Edniond Selznick International
Kaye, A. E Grand National
Kirk. Mark-Lee Twentieth Century-Fox
Kimball, Russell RKO
Lee, Robert Columbia
McAfee, Harry M-G-M
McCleary, Urie M-G-M
Mackay, John Victor Republic
Murphy, Paul Columbia
Oberg, Ralph Republic
O'Dell, Robert Paramount
Otterson. Jack Universal
Palmentola, Paul Zeldman
Parker, Max Warner Bros.
Patrick, Loren Universal
Peters, Hans Twentieth Century-Fox
Polglase, Van Nest RKO
Pycha, Jerry, Jr Columbia
Pye, Merrill M-G-M
Raehmil, Lewis Principal & Sherman
Reticker, Hugh Warner Bros.
Royce, A. I Roach
Scagmanilli, Gabriel M-G-M
Schultze, John Ducanne David L. Loew
Silas, Robert Affiliated Studios
Smith, E. J Warner Bros.
Sternad, Rudolph Twentieth Century-Fox
Sylas, Frank P Talisman
Tolubodd, Alexander Wanger
Usher, Bob Paramount
Weyl, Carl Warner Bros.
Willis, Edward B M-G-M
Wheeler, Lyle Selznick International
Williams, Chester M-G-M
Wright. Joseph M-G-M
NEW YORK
Corso. Sam Biograpli
Keller. Walter General Service
Nanicz.y, Frank Vitaphone
Saultcr, William Biograph
CASTING DIRECTORS
LOS ANGELES
Arnow, Maxwell Warner Bros.
Cook, Glenn Victory
Datig, Fred M-G-M
Dicge, Sam Hirliman
Duffy, J. A Darmour
Ford, Tom Schulberg
Gross, Edward Principal
Collum, Joe Roach
Chapman, Ben Major
Kelly. Dan Universal
Mclntyre, Bob Goldwyn
Mayo, Robert Columbia
Palmer, Bob RKO
Richards. Charles Selznick International
Ryan, James Twentieth Century-Fox
Strong, Eugene Sherman
Schreiber, Lou Twentieth Century-Fox
Schuessler, Fred Paramount
Webb, Bob Wanger
Wilkins. Paul Republic
Wood. Allen Buck Jones
NEW YORK
Bcutc, Chris Educational
Murray, Warren Educational
Stewart, Lee Vitaphone
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STUDIO BUYING GUIDE
CAMERAS, PARTS AND SUPPLIES
ACKLEY MOVIE SUPPLY
6249 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. AGFA ANSCO CORP.
29 Charles Street, Binghamton, N. Y. AKELEY CAMERA CO.
175 Varick Street, New York City. AKERS CAMERA CO., INC.
7414 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. BASS CAMERA CO.
179 W. Madison Street, Chicago. BELL & HOWELL CO.
1803 Larchmont Avenue, Chicago; 716 N. La Brea Avenue, Hollywood, Cal. BROOKS, BURLEIGH
127 West 42nd Street, New York City. BURKE & JAMES
223 W. Madison Avenue, Chicago. CAMERA SUPPLY CO.
1516 Cahuenga Avenue, Hollywood, Cal. CINEMA MERCANTILE CO., LTD.
5857 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. CINEMA STUDIOS SUPPLY CO.
1438 N. Beachwood Drive, Hollywood, Cal. DEBRIE, ANDRE, INC.
lis West 45th Street, New York City. DeVRY, HERMAN A., INC.
Chicago, 111.; 1611 N. Cahuenga Avenue, Holly- wood. Cp\. DUHEM M. P. MFG. CO.
135 Hayes Street, San Francisco. DYKE CINEMA PRODUCTS CO.
133— 228th Street, Laurelton, N. Y. EASTMAN KODAK CO.
Rochester, N. Y. ; 6707 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. FRIED CAMERA CO.
6154^^ Santa ^Monica Blvd.. Hollywood, Calif. GENERAL SCIENTIFIC CORP.
4829 S. Kedzie Avenue, Chicago, 111. GENERT, G., INC.
1153 Wall St.. Los Angeles, Calif. GOERZ AMERICAN OPTICAL CO. 317 E. 34th Street, New York City. HERRON, J.
242 E. Santa Barbara Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. HOEFNER, FRED
5319}^ Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles. HOLLYWOOD CAMERA EXCHANGE
1600 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. HOLLYWOOD M. P. SUPPLIES
6058 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. KLIEGL BROS.
1451 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. LEITZ, E. INC.
60 East 10th Street, New York City. MASS, A. R., CHEMICAL CO.
308 E. 8th St.. Los Angeles, Calif. MITCHELL CAMERA CORP.
665 N. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles. MOTION PICTURE ACCESSORIES CO.
2200 S. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. MOTION PICTURE CAMERA SUPPLY. INC.
723 Seventh Avenue, New York City. (). & W. CINE ENTERPRISES
149 W. 48th Street, New York Citv. OLESEN, OTTO K., ILLUMINATING CO.
1560 N. Vine Street, Los Angeles. RUBY CAMERA EXCHANGE
729 Seventh Avenue, New York City.
SCHWABACHER, FREY CO.
736 So. Broadway, Los Angeles. SEIDEN, JOSEPH
729 Seventh Avenue, New York City. SLIPPER, J., & CO., LTD.
1968 S. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. SMITH & ALLER
6656 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. STUDIO EQUIPMENT CO.
1123!^ Lillian Way, Los Angeles, Calif UNIVERSAL CAMERA CO.
355 W. Ontario St., Chicago. VICTOR ANIMATOGRAPH CORP.
Davenport, Iowa. VITAGLO CORP.
4942 Sheridan Road, Chicago. WILLIAMS, BROWN & EARLE, INC.
918 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WILLOUGHBY'S
110 West 32nd Street, New York City. ZEISS. CARL
485 Fifth Avenue, New York City; 728 S. Hill St., Los Angeles, Calif.
COSTUME FABRICS
ASSOCIATED FABRICS
723 Seventh Avenue, New York City. DAZIAN'S, INC.
142 West 44th Street, New York City. GEMSCO, INC.
692 Broadway, New York City. GXJBBINS' ASIATIC COSTUME CO.
506 N. Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, Cal. MAHARAM TEXTILE CO.
107 West 48th Street, New York City. STEINER, A. B. & CO.
136 West 21st Street, New York City. WEISS, I. & SONS, INC.
445 West 45th Street, New York City. WYLE, J. J. & BROS., INC.
15 W. 36th Street, New York City.
COSTUMERS
ARTISTS' COSTUME LEAGUE
14-16-18 W. Lake Street, Chicago. BECK, WILLIAM & SON CO.
2001 Highland Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. BRADLEY, M. M.
2?:^ S. Orange Grove. Burbank. Cal. BROADWAY THEATRICAL COSTUMING CO.
109 W. 48th Street, New York City. BROOKS COSTUME CO.
143 West 40th Street, New York City. CONSOLIDATED THEATRICAL COSTUME CO.
329 West 51st Street, New York City. CORINNE
590 Sunset Blvd.. Hollywood, Calif. EAVES COSTUME CO.
151 West 46th Street, New York City.
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FANCHON & MARCO COSTUME CO.
5600 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. FORD UNIFORM CO.
SO West 46th Street, New York City. GEMSCO, INC.
692 Broadway, New York City. GEORGE C. K. UNIFORM CO., INC.
21 West 4Sth Street, New York City. GUBBINS' ASIATIC COSTUME CO.
506 N. Los Angeles St., Los Angeles, Cal. HOLLYWOOD CUSTOM BOOT MAKERS
5912 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. HOOVER UNIFORMS
251 W. 19th Street, New York City. LESTER, LTD.
14 W. Lake Street, Chicago, 111. LEWIS, LADY JANE
6063 Selma Street, Hollywood. iviAHIEU COSTUME CO.
242 West 55th Street, New York City. MILLER COSTUMER
236 S. 11th Street, Philadelphia. NEW YORK COSTUME CO.
75 W. Lake Street, Chicago. ORIENTAL COSTUME CO.
6223 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. PEXDL & SONS
828 S. Flower Street, Los Angeles, Cal. RANDALL, BRUCE
1324 N. Beachwood Drive, Los Angeles, Cal. RUSSELL UNIFORM CO.
1600 Broadway, New York City. ST. LOUIS COSTUME CO.
507 N. Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. STANLEY COSTUME STUDIOS
707 Eighth Avenue, New York City. STEINER, A. B. & CO.
136 West 21st Street, New York City. TAM'S COSTUME EMPORIUM
318 West 46th Street, New York City. UNITED COSTUMERS, INC.
6807 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. WESTERN COSTUME CORP.
5335 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.
DOORS, FIREPROOF
ARCHITECTURAL METAL PRODUCTS CO.
622 Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio. ART METAL CONSTRUCTION CO.
Jones & Gifford Ave., Jamestown, N. Y. CALIFORNIA FIREPROOF DOOR CO.
1923 S. Los Angeles St., Los Angeles, Calif. DAHLSTROM METALLIC DOOR CO.
431 Buffalo Street, Jamestown, N. Y. EDWARDS MFG. CO.
447 Eggleston Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. EMPIRE FIRE PROOF DOOR CO.
431 So. Boulevard, Bronx, N. Y. GENERAL INSULATING PRODUCTS CO.
8821— 15th Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO.
250 Park Avenue, New York City. HAMLIN, IRVING'
1500 Lincoln Street, Evanston, 111. LOS AXGELES FIREPROOF DOOR CO.
4610 ConiDton Avenue. Los Angeles, Cal. LUTZ, ALBERT A. CO.
300 Madison Avenue, New York City. McCLUNEY BROS.
1023 Santa Fe Avenue. Los Angeles, Cal. MAIN CORNICE WORKS
1416 N. Main Street. Los Ancteles. Cal. MILWAUKEE CORRUGATING CO.
S. 41st & Burnham Streets, Milwaukee. MISSOURI FIRE DOOR AND CORNICE CO
3144 Easton Avenue, St. Louis.
MOESCHL-EDWARDS CORRUGATING CO
812 Russell Street, Covington, Ky. NATIONAL CORNICE WORKS
1323 Channing Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. OVERLY, W. F. & SONS
Greenburg, Pa. PROBERT MFG. CO.
2239 Oro> St., Los Angeles, Calif. RELIANCE SPECIALTIES MFG. CO.. INC.
95 Dobbin Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. RICHMOND FIREPROOF DOORS
1046 S. Olive St., Los Angeles, Calif. ROSEN, J., CORNICE WORKS
1460 S. Central Avenue. Los Angeles, Cal. RICHARDS WILCOX MFG. CO
Aurora, 111. VARIETY FIRE DOOR CO.
2958 Carroll Avenue, Chicago.
EDITING MACHINES, FILM
BELL & HOWELL CO.
1803 Larchmont Avenue, Chicago, 111. DEBRIE, ANDRE. INC.
115 West 45th Street. New York City. DUHEM M. P. MFG. CO.
135 Hayes Street, San Francisco, Cal. HOLLYWOOD CAMERA EXCHANGE
1600 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. MOVIOLA CO.
1451 Gordon Street, Hollywood, Cal. RIES LABORATORY
1635 Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. RUBY CAMERA EXCHANGE
729 Seventh Avenue, New York City.
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
AMERICAN FOMON CO.
611 E. 3rd St., Los Angeles, Calif. AMERICAN-LA FRANCE & FOAMITE CORP.
749 Kohler Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. C-O-TWO FIRE EQUIPMENT CO.
3700 E. 9th St., Los Angeles, Calif. FIRE EXTINGUISHER MAINTENANCE CO.
1100 W. 55th St., Los Angeles, Calif. F-IRE EXTINGUISHER RENTAL SERVICE.
6537 Leland Way, Hollywood, Calif. FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERING CO.
7453 Willoughby Ave., Hollywood, Calif. FOAMITE CO.
749 Kohler Avenue. Los Angeles, Cal. FYR FYTER CALIFORNIA CO.
1716 E. 7th St., Los Angeles, Calif. GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO.
2035 Washington Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. HIMMELRICH, L. H.
611 E. 3rd St., Los Angeles, Calif. HIRSH, F. S. & W. W.
846 E. 6th St., Los Angeles, Calif. L. A. RUBBER & ASBESTOS WORKS
124 E. 3rd St., Los Angeles, Calif. LUXFIRE SYSTEMS SERVICE
2411 E. 26th St., Vernon, Calif. NIEHANS, J. H., CO.
4311 Avalon Blvd., Los Angeles, Calit. PACIFIC FIRE EXTINGUISHER
318 E. 12th St., Los Angeles, Calif. PACIFIC MILL & MINE SUPPLY CO.
2283 E. 8th St.. Los Angeles, Calif. PHILIPS FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO.
1040 S. Main St., Los Angeles, Calif. PYRENE PRODUCTS
318 E. 12th St., Los Angeles, Calif.
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PYRENE MFG. CO.
560 Belmont Avenue, Newark, N. J. WIRT & KNOX MFG. CO.
23rd and York Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
FIRE HOSE
ACME STAGE EQUIPMENT CO.
191 Lafayette Street, New York City. AMERICAN RUBBER MFG. CO.
Park and Watt Street, Oakland, Cal. BILATERAL FIRE HOSE CO.
15 Park Row, New York City. FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERS
2714 S. Hill Street, Los Angeles, Cal. GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO.
250 Park Avenue, New York City. HEWITT GUTTA PERCHA RUBBER CORP.
240 Kensington Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. NEWMARK, MORRIS & BROS.
1814 Ludlow Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WIRT & KNOX MFG. CO.
23rd and York Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
LOS ANGELES FIBER & FOLIAGE CO.
401 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. McCALLUM DECORATIVE CORP.
133 Seventh Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. McCORMACK, EUGENE
Brookhaven, Miss. MANDEL BROS., INC.
State and Madison Streets, Chicago. NEIDINGER, JOSEPH C- CO.
57 Barclay Street, New York City. PARIS EMBROIDERY CO.
712 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. PICK-BARTH, ALBERT CO.
1200 West 35th Street, Chicago. RANDALL CO., A. L.
729 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago. SCHACK ARTIFICIAL FLOWER CO.
319 West Van Buren Avenue, Chicago. SCHNEIDER, L.
6 Second Street, New York City. STERN, GROSSMAN & SILVERS. INC.
921 S. Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, Cal. STERN CO., JOS. M.
2160 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. STUDIO OF FLOWERS
2112 N. Cahuenga Avenue, Hollywood. Cal. UNIVERSAL FLOWER & DECORATING CO.
318 West 48th Street, New York City.
FLAGS AND BANNERS
ART FLAG CO.
449 W. 42nd Street, New York City. MENARD & TABERY, INC.
3443 S. Hill St., Los Angeles, Calif. LIEBERMAN, MORRIS
1630 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles.
FLOWERS, ARTIFICIAL
ADLER-JONES CO.
651 S. Wells Street, Chicago. BENEDICT, E. E.
69 Center Street, Waterbury^ Cor . BORGENSKI, J. S. SONS
62 North 13th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BOTANICAL DECORATING CO., INC.
319 Van Buren Street, Chicago, 111. BRAZEL NOVELTY CO.
4176 Apple Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. CHICAGO ARTIFICIAL FLOWER CO.
632 North Albany Avenue, Chicago. COAST FLOWER MFG. CO.
936 Maple Street, Los Angeles. DECORATIVE PLANT CO.
230 Fifth Avenue, New York City. DITMARS & REILLY
111 Fifth Avenue, New York City. FELIPPELLI GENERAL FLOWER & DECO- RATING CO., INC.
311 West 50th Street, New York City. HAYMAN & LINDENBERG
34 West 33 rd Street. New York City. HOLLIS OF HOLLYWOOD
6200 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. KATZ-CHARROT
36 West 37th Street, New York City. LANDERS, BERT A.
823 South Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, Cal. LEISTNER, OSCAR, INC.
321 West Randolph Street, Chicago, 111.
LENSES, M. P. CAMERA
BACHE, SEMON & CO.
636 Greenwich Street, New York City. BASS CAMERA CO.
179 West Madison Street, Chicago. BAUSCH & LOMB OPTICAL CO.
935 St. Paul Street, Rochester, N. Y. BELL & HOWELL COMPANY
1803 Larchmont Avenue, Chicago; 716 N. La
Brae Avenue, Hollvwood. Cal. BROOKS, BURLEIGH
127 West 42nd Street, New York City. BURKE & JAMES
223 West Madison Street, Chicago. DEBRIE, ANDRE, INC.
115 West 45th Street, New York City. DUHEM M. P. MFG. CO.
135 Hayes Street, San Francisco, Cal. EASTMAN KODAK CO.
Rochester, N. Y, FRESE OPTICAL CO.
827 South Flower Street, Los Angeles, Cal. GENERAL SCIENTIFIC CORP.
4829 South Kedzie Avenue, Chicago, 111. GENNERT, INC.. G.
20 West 22nd Street, New York City. GOERZ AMERICAN OPTICAL CO.
317 East 34th Street, New York City. GUNDLACH MFG. CO.
739 Clinton Street, Rochester. N. Y. HARRISON & HARRISON
645 N. Martel Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. HERRON, J.
242 E. Santa Barbara Ave., Lris Angeles, Calif. HOLLYWOOD C.VMERA EXCHANGE
1600 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. MARSHUTZ OPTICAL CO.
418 W. 6th St., Los Angeles, Calif. MATISSE BROS.
787 East 138th Street, New York City. MAYER, HUGO
201 West 77th Street, New York City. MOTION PICTURE ACCESSORIES CO.
2200 S. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.
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STUDIO BUYING GUIDE
NATIONAL THEATER SUPPLY CO.
90 Gold Street, New York City.
(Branches in principal cities.) O. & W. CINE ENTERPRISES
149 W. 48th Street, New York City. SELSI CO., INC.
135 Hayes Street, San Francisco, Cal. SLIPPER, J., & CO., LTD.
1965 S. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. WILLOUGHBY'S
110 West 32nd Street, New York City. WOLLENSAK OPTICAL CO.
872 Hudson Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. ZEISS, CARL, INC.
485 Fifth Avenue, New York City; 728 S. Hill
St., Los Angeles, Calif.
LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
ASHCRAFT AUTOMATIC ARC CO.
1961 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. BELSON MFG. CO.
800 Sibley Strett, Chicago, 111. BURKE & JAMES
223 West Madison Street, Chicago, 111. CALDWELL, EDWARD F. & CO.
38 West 15th Street, New York City. CAPITOL STAGE LIGHTING CO.
626 10th Avenue, New York City. CINEMA STUDIOS SUPPLY CO.
1438 North Beachwood Drive, Los Angeles, Cal. E-J ELECTRIC INSTALLATION CO.
227 East 45th Street, New York City. ELECTRIC LIGHTING SUPPLIES
216 West 3rd Street, Los Angeles, Cal. ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS CORP.
1128 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. HALL & CONNOLLY, INC.
24 Van Dam Street, New York City. HOLLYWOOD CAMERA EXCHANGE
1600 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. HUB ELECTRIC CO.
2225 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, 111. KLIEGL BROS. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC STAGE LIGHTING CO., INC.
321 West 50th Street, New York City; 1451 Ven- ice Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. LIGHTING DISTRIBUTORS
428 W. 14th Street, New York City. LOS ANGELES LIGHTING CO.
1451 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. MACBETH-EVANS GLASS CO.
19 West 44th Street, New York City. METROPOLITAN ELECTRIC MFG. CO.
Boulevard & 14th Street, Long Island City, N. Y. MOLE-RICHARDSON, INC.
941 North Sycamore Avenue, Hollywood, Cal. NEWBERY, F. E. ELECTRIC CO.
Century Building, St. Louis, Mo. OLESEN, OTTO K., ILLUMINATING CO.
1560 Vine Street, Hollywood, Cal. ROSS. CHARLES, IXC.
318 W. 48th Street, Xew York City. RUBY LAMP
428 W. 14th Street, New York Citv. SUNLIGHT CARBON ARC CORP.
1246 West 6th Street, Los Angeles, Cal. THEATRICAL APPLIANCE CO.
1108 Howard Street, San Francisco, Cal. ULTRA LIGHTING EyUIPMENT CORP.
1152 N. Fairfax Ave., Hollywood, Calif. WAGNER, WOODRUFF
830 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, Cal. CHARLES J. WEIXSTEIX & CO., IXC.
2 W. 47th Street, Xew York City.
VVESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. CO.
East Pittsburgh, Pa. ; 90j S. Second Street, Los Angeles, Cal. WINFIELD-KERNER
1560 Vine Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
LIGHTS, FLOOD
ADAM, FRANK, ELECTRIC CO.
3650 Windsor Street. St. Louis, Mo. ADAPTl CO.
2996 East 72nd St., Cleveland, Ohio. ARCHITECTURAL IRON & BRASS WORKS
1658 S. Glauson Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. ASHCRAFT AUTOMATIC ARC CO.
1961 S. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. BELSON MFG. CO.
800 Sibley Street, Chicago. BRENKERT LIGHT PROJECTION CO.
7348 St. Aubin Avenue, Detroit, Mich. CAPITOL STAGE LIGHTING CO.
626 10th Avenue, New York City. CHICAGO CINEMA EQUIPMENT CO.
1750 North Springfield Avenue, Chicago, 111. CHICAGO STAGE LIGHTING CO.
55 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111. CURTIS LIGHTING, INC.
1123 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, 111. DUHEM MFG. CO.
135 Hayes Street, San Francisco, Cal. ERKER BROS. OPTICAL CO.
610 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
Schenectady, N. Y. GREAT WESTERN STAGE EQUIPMENT CO.
817 Holmes Street, Kansas City, Mo. HALL & CONNOLLY
24- Van Dam Street, New York City. HILL ELECTRIC CO.
2600 S. San Pedro Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. HIRSCH, GUSTAV, ORGANIZATION
209 S. Third Street, Columbus, O. HOFFMAN-SOONS
387 First Avenue, New York City. HOLLYWOOD CAMh^RA EXCHANGE
1600 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. HUB ELECTRIC CO.
2225 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, 111. MAJOR EQUIPMENT CO.
4603 Fullerton Avenue, Chicago, 111. MOLE-RICHARDSON, INC.
941 North Sycamore Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. NATIONAL LAMP WORKS
Nela Park, Cleveland, Ohio. NEUMADE PRODUCTS CORP.
427 West 42nd Street, New York City. NEWMARK, MORRIS & BROS.
1814 Ludlow Street, Philadelphia, Pa. OLESON, OTTO K.
1560 N. Vine Street, Hollywood, Cal. S & M LAMP CO.
118 E. 36th St., Los Angeles, Calif. ROSS. CHARLES. INC.,
318 West 48th Street, New York City. SHEARER, B. F. CO.
2318 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash. STANDARD TICKET REGISTER CORP.
1600 Broadway, New York City. SUNLIGHT CARBON ARC CORP.
1246 West 6th Street, Los Angeles, Cal. VVESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. CO.
East Pittsburgh, Pa. WOHL & CO., M. J.
55 East 11th Street, New York City. WURDACK, WM., ELECTRIC MFG. CO.
4444 Clayton Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
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STUDIO BUYING GUIDE
LIGHTS, SPOT
ADAM, FRANK ELECTRIC CO.
3650 Windsor Street, St. Louis, Mo. ADAPTI CO.
2996 East 72nd Street, Cleveland, Ohio. ASHCRAFT AUTOMATIC ARC CO.
1961 S. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. BELSON MFG. CO.
800 Sibley Street, Chicago, III. BEST DEVICES
22 Film Building, Cleveland, Ohio. BRENKERT LIGHT PROJ CO.
7348 St. Aubin Avenue, Detroit, Mich. BURKE & JAMES
223 West Madison Street, Chicago, 111. CAPITOL STAGE LIGHTING CO.
626 10th Avenue, New York City. CHICAGO CINEMA EQUIPMENT CO.
1750 Noith Springfield Avenue, Chicago, 111. CHICAGO ELECTRIC SIGN CO.
2225 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, 111. CHICAGO STAGE LIGHTING CO.
55 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111. ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS CO.
1128 Venice Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal. ERICKSON ELECTRIC CO.
60 Power House Street, Boston, Mass. ERKER BROS. OPTICAL CO.
610 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. GREAT WESTERN STAGE EQUIPMENT CO.
817 Holmes Street, Kansas City, Mo. HALL & CONNOLLY
24 Van Dam Street, New York City. HOFFMAN-SOONS
387 First Avenue, New York City. HOLLYWOOD CAMERA EXCHANGE
1600 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. HUB ELECTRIC CO.
2225 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, 111. KLIEGL BROS. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC STAGE LIGHTING CO.
321 West 50th Street, New York City. LOS ANGELES LIGHTING CO.
1451 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. MAJOR EQUIPMENT CO.
4603 Fullerton Avenue, Chicago, 111. MOLE-RICHARDSON, INC.
941 North Sycamore Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. NEUMADE PRODUCTS CORP.
427 West 42nd Street, New York City. NEWMARK, MORRIS & BROS.
1814 Ludlow Street, Philadelphia, Pa. OLESON, OTTO K.
1560 N. Vine Street. HoHvwood. Cal. REFLECTOR & ILLUMINATING CO.
1431 West Austin Avenue, Chicago, 111. ROSS, CHARLES. INC..
318 West 48th Street, New York City. SHEARER, B. F. CO.
2318 Second Avenue. Seattle, Wash.
PRINTING MACHINES
BELL & HOWELL
1803 Larchmont Avenue, Chicago, III. CINEMA EQUIPMENT CO.
7160 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Ca!. CHICAGO FILM LABORATORIES
1332 Belmont Avenue, Chicago, 111. DEBRIE, ANDRE, INC.
115 West 45 th Street, New York City.
DUHEM MFG. CO.
135 Hayes Street, San Francisco, Cal. EASTMAN KODAK CO.
Rochester, N. Y. HAUSMANN, WARD B.
Rising Sun Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa HOLLYWOOD CAMERA EXCHANGE
1600 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. HOLMES, BURTON LABORATORIES
7510 North Ashland Avenue, Chicago. 111. MIDWEST FILM CO.
845 S. Wabash Avenue, Chicago, 111. OEHLER MACHINE CO.. INC.
30-19 23rd Street, Long Island City, N. Y. TAYLOR PRINTING CO.
2616 W. Glauson Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. VITAGLO CORP.
4942 Sheridan Road. Chicago, 111.
PROPERTIES. STUDIO
BEBHARDT, HENRY
523 West 45th Street. New York City. BE-HANNESSEY AKT STUDIOS
1122 N. Western Avenue, Hollywood, Cal. BIRNS, WM.
307 West 37th Street. New York City. BRADLEY, WM.
218 West 43rd Street, New York City. CALIFORNIA CONSUMERS CORP.
730 W. Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. CALKINS STUDIO
6127 Sunset Blvd.. Hollywood, Cal. CINEMA MERCANTILE CO.
5875 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. CINEMA PROPS CO.
6161 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal. COLBY'S
72S S. Hill St.. Los Angeles, Calif. ELLIS MERCANTILE CO.
527 South Main Street, Los Angeles, Calif. GABE & GUSHING
917 Cole Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. GUBBINS' ASIATIC COSTUME CO.
506 North Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles. Cal. HOLLIS OF HOLLYWOOD
6206 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. LIEBERMAN, MORRIS
1630 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. LOS ANGELES SCENIC STUDIOS, INC.
1215 Bates Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. LOS ANGELES STAGE LIGHTING CO.
1451 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. MARTIN, WILLIAM D., STUDIOS.
4114 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. MENARD & TABERY, INC.
3439 S. Hill St.. Los Angeles, Calif. MORTIMER, E. J.
430 West 46th Street, New York City. NATIONAL THEATER SUPPLY CO.
90 Gold Street, New York City.
(Branches in principal cities.) OLESEN. OTTO K. ILLUMINATING CO.
1560 Vine Street, Los Angeles, Cal. ORIENTAL COSTUME CO.
6233 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal. THEATRICAL APPLIANCE CO.
1108 Howard Street, San Francisco, Cal. THEATRICAL PROPERTIES STUDIO
503 Wtst 44th Street, New York City. VOGUE FIXTURE CO.
932 North Western Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal. WARNER HILL GALLERIES
5176 Santa Monica Blvil . Los Angeles, Calif. WHOLESALE SUPPLY CO.
1047 North Wilcox Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.
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WOODRUFF ANTIQUE STORE
4533 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
RECORDERS, DISC
BALSLEY & PHILLIPS. INC.
1455 N. Cordon St., Hollywood, Calif. BIOPHONE CORP.
1600 Broadway, New York City. BRUNSWICK PECORDING LABORATORY
666 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, 111. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.
55 Fifth Avenue, New York City; 6624 Romaine
St., Hollywood, Calif. COUCH, S. H. CO., INC.
89 Broad Street, Boston, Mass. GATES RADIO & SUPPLY CO.
Quincy, IlL LANG, FREEMAN, STUDIO
1357 N. Gordon Street, Hollywood, Cal. MEYER SYNCHRONIZING SERVICE, LTD.
General Service Studios, Hollywood, Calif. MILES REPRODUCER CO., INC.
244 West 23rd Street. New York City. MONARCH PRODUCTS, INC.
7626 Santa Monica Blvd.. Hollywood, Calif. POWERS CINEPHONE CORP.
723 Seventh Avenue, New York City. RCA VICTOR, INC.
1016 N. vSycainore Avenue. Hollywood, Cal. VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO.
Camden, N. J. VITAGLO CORP. 4942 Sheridan Road, Chicago.
RECORDERS. FILM
CANADY SOUND APPLIANCE CO.
19570 South Sagamore Road, Rocky River, P. O.,
Cleveland, Ohio. COUCH, S. H. CO., INC.
89 Broad Street, Boston, Mass. DUHEM M. P. MFG. CO.
135 Hayes Street, San Francisco, Cal. GATES RADIO & SUPPLY CO.
Quincy, 111. HOLLYWOOD RECORDING STUDIOS
4803 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. RADIO INSTALLATION CO.
6059 Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood, Cal. RECORDING, IXC.
5505 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Cal. VITAGLO CORP.
4942 Sheridan Road. Chicago, 111. WENZEL CO.
2059 South State Street, Chicago, 111.
SPLICING MACHINES
BELL & HOWELL CO.
1801 Larchmunt Avenue, Chicago, 111.; 716 N.
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