AT ROACH STUDIOS Harry "Snub" Pollard has started a new comedy in which he is supported by Marie Mosquini, Tom Kennedy and Noah Young. Charles Parrott, who with Keene Thompson wrote the script, will direct the picture. "Some Baby," a recently completed "Snub" Pollard comedy, received its final editing this week and has been shipped to New York. Location scenes were filmed this week for Harold Lloyd’s comedy temporarily called "He Who Hesitates." Three reels have already been cut and assembled by T. J. Crizer, film editor, while H. M. Walker has begun titling. Production will be finished shortly. "Paul" Parrott finished his thirteenth comedy recently under the direction of Ray Grey. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 p.4)

Where to Find People You Know
DAVIS TO REMAIN WITH ROACH Mildred Davis, who has been playing opposite Harold Lloyd for two years, signed a new contract with Hal E. Roach to continue under his management. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 p.6)

Pickups By the Staff
ROACH MINSTRELS Hal E. Roach Minstrels is the most recent organization at the Hal E. Roach Studios, Jean Havez and Charles Parrott being responsible for the assembling of talent under the above name. The object of the club is personal appearances for charity. The members will give their first entertainment at the Christmas party at the Roach Studios.

AUSTRALIAN TRIP Harry "Snub" Pollard is making plans for a three months’ vacation which he will spend, beginning April 1st, in Melbourne, Australia, where his parents are living. It is expected that Mr. Pollard will make public appearances in several Australian cities while there. Marie Mosquini and her mother are spending the holidays in San Francisco. Gaylord Lloyd and Mrs. Lloyd are being congratulated on the birth of a son named Gaylord Harold Lloyd.
(Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 p.8)

Pulse of the Studios
HAL E. ROACH STUDIO, Culver City. Nora Ely, Casting. Warren Doane, Mgr. West 3730 Director: F. Newmeyer Star: Harold Lloyd Cameraman: Walter Lundin Ass’t Director: R. Golden Scenarist: Taylor & Havez Type: 2-Reel Comedy Progress: Under Prod. Director: R. J. Cedar Star: Snub Pollard Cameraman: Robt. Doran Ass’t Director: Bob Evans Scenarist: Staff Type: Comedies Progress: Schedule Director: Ray Gray Star: "Paul" Parrott Cameraman: Frank Young Ass’t Director: Clarence Morehouse Scenarist: Staff Type: Comedies Progress: Schedule Director: F. W. Jackman Star: Ruth Roland Cameraman: A. Thompson Ass’t Director: D. H. Lamar Scenarist: Staff Type: Serial Progress: Under Production.  NOTE-this is THE TIMBER QUEEN (#R-2). (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 p.12)

Film Capital Production Notes
FIRST NATIONAL NOTES Mack Sennett’s second feature offering through First National will be a melodramatic comedy with an all-star cast entitled "When You Leave Home," which will be released early in the New Year. Three two-reel comedy specials have been completed and work on the fourth has begun. Billy Bevan and Mildred June play the principal roles in all four comedies. Ben Turpin and Phyllis Haver also have started on their first comedy for First National release. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 p.4, Dec 24, 1921)

Pickups By The Staff
LEHRS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lehr entertained at their home recently. Among the guests were Charles Chaplin, Richard Dix, Rupert Hughes, Mr. Charles G. Norris and Mrs. Kathleen Norris. As hostess, Mrs. Abraham Lehr introduced as the guest of honor, Mabel Normand, starring in Mack Sennett’s production of "Molly O," at the Mission Theatre. Messers Ball, Adams, Smith and Atkinson visiting from England, were also guests of the evening. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 p.8, Dec 24, 1921)

Dec 24 Where To Find People You Know
Elsie Hamilton is playing an important role in Jack White’s latest Hamilton-White comedy under production at the United Studios.

SUPPORTING CONLEY Cliff Bowes and Jack Lloyd are supporting Lige Conley in his latest Hamilton-White comedy, which Jack White is directing. Elinor Lynn has the leading feminine role in Jack White’s newest Hamilton-White Comedy, in which Lige Conley is being featured. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 6)

Pickups By the Staff
WINTERING IN SOUTHLAND Dan Mason, creator of the skipper in "The Toonerville Trolley" comedies, is spending the winter months in Los Angeles. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 8)

Film Capital Production Notes
AT UNITED Lloyd Hamilton of Hamilton-White Comedies, is finishing the fifth of his series and Jack White is starting on his fourth production.

EDUCATIONAL RELEASES Current Christie Comedies recently completed and delivered to Educational for release are "One Stormy Knight," "A Rambling Romeo," "By Hook or Crook" and "Twas Ever Thus." The next Torchy comedy featuring Johnny Hines as the office boy of the Sewell Ford stories will be "Battling Torchy." "Torchy’s" current release is "Torchy takes a Chance." (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 9)

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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TO ALL Dan Mason Creator of "The Skipper" In "TOONERVILLE TROLLEY COMEDIES" Now on Free List Address: 1743 Garfield Place Phone Holly 10 (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 14)

Holiday Greetings from Campbell Comedies (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 15)

Pulse of the Studios CAMPBELL COMEDIES. Frank Griffin, Casting Director. Robert Giroux, Gen. Mgr. Fine Arts Studio Director: W. S. Campbell Star: All-Star Cameraman: Du Parr Ass’t Direcor: Ray Hunt Type: Educational Comedies Progress: Schedule Director: Jas Clemens Star: All-Star Cameraman: Thos. McNally Ass’t Director: A. Linkhoff Type: Educational Comedies Progress: Schedule (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 10)

CHRISTIE COMEDIES. Harry Edwards, Casting. 6101 Sunset. C. H. Christie, Gen. Mgr. Holly 3100 Director: H. Beaudine Star: B. Vernon Cameraman: A. Nagy Ass’t Director: E. LeVellr Scenarist: Conklin Type: 2-Reel Comedy Progress: 2nd week Director: Scott Sidney Star: Neal Burns Cameraman: E. Ullman Ass’t Director: Hagerman Scenarist: Conklin Type: 2-Reel Comedy Progress: 3rd Week Director: Al Christie Star: Viola Daniel Scenarist: Conklin Type: 2-Reel Comedy Progress: Cutting (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 10)

HAMILTON-WHITE COMEDIES, Inc. W. W. Rarity, Gen. Mgr. Individual Casting. United Studios. Holly 4080 Director: Bob Kerr Star: Lloyd Hamilton Cameraman: Park Reis Ass’t Director.: W. Morosco Scenarist: Mayo-Bacon Type: 2-Reel Comedies Progress: Schedule Director: Jack White Star: Conley & Bowes Cameraman: Park Ries Ass’t Director: Jack Ohl Scenarist: Mayo-Bacon Type: 2-Reel Comedies Progress: Schedule (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 10)

Dec 24 Film Capital Production Notes BETTER FILMS INCLUDE FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES Nearly all of the larger motion picture concerns are named in "The Best Family Pictures Released in 1921," which has been compiled by the National Committee for Better Films of the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures. The selections appear in Film Progress, the organ of the committee in the December issue. The eleven First National Pictures listed are: "All for a Woman," all-tar;"R. S. V. P.," Charles Ray; "One Arabian Night," Pola Negri; "Woman’s Place," Constance Talmadge; "The Idle Class," Charles Chaplin; "Peck’s Bad Boy," Jackie Coogan; "Bob Hampton of Placer," with James Kirkwood, Marjorie Daw and Wesley Barry; "The Sky Pilot," with Colleen Moore, John Bowers and David Butler; "Scrap Iron," Charles Ray; "The Kid," Charles Chaplin; and "Dinty," Wesley Barry.

Ernest Truex, who is now being bashful in a series of Pathe comedy films began his screen career with Mary Pickford in "The Good Little Devil." Truex played the role of Charles MacLance, which he originated in the Belasco stage production of the play.

FIRST NATIONAL NOTES Buster Keaton’s new studio has been completed and work is well under way on "Cops," his latest comedy, under the Joseph M. Schenck banner for release through Associated First National. Buster and Eddie Cline are directing the film fun and they also collaborated on the preparing of the script. Virginia Fox, as usual, is the ingénue. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 4)

AT UNITED Constance Talmadge’s starring production, "The Divorcee," which Sydney Franklin is directing, will be completed within two weeks. J. L. Frothingham is titling "The Man Who Smiled." (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 9)

AT THE INCE STUDIOS Final scenes of "The Hottentot" are being filmed under the direction of Del Andrews and James W. Horne. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 9)

LATE UNIVERSAL RELEASES. Late Universal releases are: "Almost a Rancher," (1-reel comedy). "The Straphanger," featuring Lee Moran (2 reels). (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 9)

"PENROD" FINISHED With the completion of a special prelude in which historic American youths are portrayed, Marshall Neilan has just finished his picturization of Booth Tarkington’s "Penrod" with Wesley Barry in the title role. Under Mr. Neilan’s direction, D. J. Grey, film editor, is now cutting and assembling the picture, the advance print of which will be shipped to Associated First National Pictures, the distributors, within the coming week. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 9)

Lois Zellner is responsible for the scenario of "My Boy" starring Jackie Coogan, now playing at the Kinema. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 9)

Current Reviews "GET-RICH-QUICK-WALLINGFORD" Grauman’s Rialto. Mr. and Mrs. George Randolph Chester’s famous Wallingford stories as arranged by George Cohan for his stage production have been screened for Cosmopolitan by Frank Borzage from Luther Reed’s scenario. Without a doubt the picture is as entertaining an offering as we have watched this year and is another laurel in the cap of its director, an artist who proves his versatility beyond the slightest shadow with this follow-up of "Humoresque." Those who have loved the original stories may feel keen disappointment in the rather untypical casting of the principals, but this will be made up for by the excellent performances which they give, the clever handling of rare situations and the general high class production which this has been given. Perfect titles, photography and an excellent scenario are among the successes of the later.

Sam Hardy, a newcomer to our screens but an admirable performer, enacts the title role with a spirit which eliminates as unfavorable the idea that his appearance has nothing in common with up we were brought up to consider the enterprising, near-crook hero. Hardy is an admirable comedian and his "grandstand’ sequences are as funny as any ever filmed. Norman Kerry also gives a good account of himself as Blackie Daw, although we had an unusually hard time reconciling him in the role after we had witnessed its interpretation by the suave George Webb, in "The Son of Wallingford." Doris Kenyon, Diana Allen and Billie Dove are only mediocre choices for the three village girls but they are inconsequential anyway. A highly enjoyable part is accomplished by Edgar Nelson, a rotund little man with a gift for very convincing transition. He plays Eddie Lamb, the credulous. However, Mac Barnes, William Hayes, Horace James, John Woodford, Eugene Keith, William Carr, William Robyns and Jerry Sinclair send them into riots of mirth as the gullible members of the Universal Carpet Tack Corporation. Each one is a clever characterizer and all are given opportunities to make use of their always-amusing "business." Mrs. Charles Willard, Theo Westman, Paterson Diel and Benny One also appear in this cinemaplay which should enjoy long runs in all large cities. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 5)

"A POOR RELATION" California. A greatly exaggerated but entertaining little comedy drama is Goldwyn’s latest release starring Will Rogers, "A Poor Relation." It is a Bernard McConville adaptation of Edward E. Kidder’s play and has been produced by Clarence Badger, director of many Rogers-Goldwyn pictures. While the story is never entirely real either as to content or settings, it yet possesses a lilt that pleases and should go over well with the cowboy’s fans. An excellent cast supports the star who this time appears advantageously in an impoverished but refined inventor, Noah Vale. The man’s tender care of his orphan charges and his simplicity is very sympathetic. Roger’s homely charm is really beautiful. Sylvia Breamer and Wallace MacDonald are a romantic couple to silhouette Noah’s story against, while Sydney Ainsworth and George Williams form some interesting opposition. Bobert de Vilbess and Jeanette Trebaol are cunning as Rip and Patch, two little waifs who are mothered by the naïve Scallops played by Mollie Malone. Walter Perry completes the cast. Marcel Le Picard photographed "A Poor Relation." (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 5)

Where to Find People You Know.
Baby Josephine Adair is supporting Ella Hall in the Emory Johnson production and Elizabeth, her sister, is with the Jackie Coogan company. Nick Cogley and Fred Kelsey have joined the cast of "One Clear Call," John M. Stahl’s third independent unit production for Louis B. Mayer. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 6)

Pickups By The Staff
LEHRS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lehr entertained at their home recently. Among the guests were Charles Chaplin, Richard Dix, Rupert Hughes, Mr. Charles G. Norris and Mrs. Kathleen Norris. As hostess, Mrs. Abraham Lehr introduced as the guest of honor, Mabel Normand, starring in Mack Sennett’s production of "Molly O," at the Mission Theatre. Messers Ball, Adams, Smith and Atkinson visiting from England, were also guests of the evening. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 p.8)

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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM ELIZABETH and JOSEPHINE ADAIR.  Josephine now supporting Ella Hall in Emory Johnson Production and Elizabeth with the Jackie Coogan Company. 597-946; Holly 4149 (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 p.19)

Pulse of the Studios
BRUCE CARTER PROD’NS. Montague Studios. Arnold Aldrich, Casting. San Francisco. Director: Bruce Carter Star: All Star Cameraman: Harry Rathburn Ass’t Director: Arnold Aldrich Scenarist: Staff Type: Comedy Newsettes Progress: Schedule

CENTURY FILM CORP. 6100 Sunset Blvd. Bert Sternbeck, Casting Julius Stern Gen. Mgr. Holly 96 Director: Alf Goulding Star: Lee Moran Cameraman: Jerry Ash Ass’t Director: D. Smith Scenarist: Goulding Type: Farce Comedy.  Progress: Schedule.  Director: Fred Fishback Star: Brownie-Baby Peggy. Cameraman: Zalibra Ass’t Director: L. Goodwins Scenarist: Fishback Type: Animal Comedy Progress: Schedule.  Director: A. Gilstrom Star: Harry Sweat Cameraman: E. Corby Scenarist: Gilstrom Type: Comedy Progress: Starting

CHARLIE CHAPLIN STUDIO. Al Garcia, Casting. 1416 La Brea Ave. Holly 4070. Director: Charlie Chaplin Star: Charlie Chaplin Cameraman: Totheroh & Wilson Type: 3-Reel Comedy Progress: 3rd Week

C. L. CHESTER PROD’NS. R. Bandini, Gen. Mgr. 1438 Gower St. Holly 7140 Director: Vin Moore Star: All-Star Cameraman: K. G. MacLean Ass’t Director: Waltmeyer Scenarist: Farley Lambert Type: 2-Reel Comedy Progress: Schedule. Director: Williams-Peebles Star: Snooky Cameraman: Buddy Wales Ass’t Direcor: Forrester Type: 2-Reel Comedy Progress: Schedule.

CLEMENTS RICH PROD. Fine Arts Studios Holly 2805. Director: Clements Star: All-Star Cameraman: Jack Doyle Ass’t Direcor: Rich Type: Special Comedy Progress: Schedule

THE CRUELLY WED COMEDIES. Universal Studios. Holly 2500. Director: Herzig Star: Paul Weigel & Lila Leslie Ass’t Direct.: Billy Joy Scenarist: Herzig Type:2-Reel Comedies Progress: Preparing.

HARTER-WALL PROD. Edward Le Veque, Casting Director. Bakersfield, Box 482. Director: L. E. Wall Star: Vera Glynn Cameraman: "Red" Marshall Ass’t Director: F. Pierce Scenarist: Staff Type: 2-Reel Comedies Progress: Schedule. Director: L. H. Davies Ass’t Director: Ed LeVeque Scenarist: Jean Crook Type: Cartoon Comedies Progress: Schedule. Director: E. LeVeque Star: "Jim" Baker Cameraman: "Bill" Ruby Ass’t Director: Chs A. Hoyt Scenarist: Chas. H. Hoyt Type: Educational & Novelties Progress: Schedule

INCE, THOS. H. Horace Williams, Casting. Clark W. Thomas, Gen. Mgr. Culver City. West 62. Director: Del Andrews Star: McLean Cameraman: Harry Keepers Ass’t Director: Ross Lederman Scenarist: Del Andrews Type: Comedy-"The Hottentot" Progress: Finishing. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 10)

LASKY STUDIOS. L. M. Goodstadt, Casting 1520 Vine St. Fred Klay, Studio Mgr. Holly 2400. Director: James Cruze Cameraman: Karl Brown Ass’t Direct.: V. Keays Scenarist: Walter Woods Type: "One Glorious Day" Progress: Laboratory. Director: James Cruze Star: Non Star Cameraman: Karl Brown Ass’t Director: V. Keays Scenarist: Walter Woods Type: "Is Matrimony a Failure" Progress: 5th Week

LYONS, EDDIE, PROD. Berwilla Studios. Holly 157. Director: Eddie Lyons Star: Eddie Lyons Cameraman: Gosden Ass’t Director: De Rue Scenarist: Eddie Lyons Type: Comedies Progress: Schedule.

MORANTE PRODUCING CO. Milburn Morante, Casting. F. D. Fowler, Gen. Mgr. Balboa Studio, Long Beach. Director: Milburn Morante Star: Geo. Chesebro Cameraman: MacManigal Ass’t Director: Al Morante Scenarist: Victor Gibson Type: Northwest Mounted Series of 8 Progress: Finishing Picture No. 3.

MORRIS, REGGIE, PROD. Jesse D. Hampton Studio. Frank Marshall, Gen. Mgr. 579902 Director: Reggie Morris Star: All-Star Cameraman: Chick McGill Ass’t Director: H. Tenbrook Scenarist: K. Thompson Type:2-Reel Comedy Progress: Schedule

NEILAN, MARSHALL, PROD. 6642 Santa Monica Blvd. Director: Neilan-O’Connor Star: Wesley Barry Cameraman: Kesson-June Ass’t Director: Tom Held Scenarist: Lucita Squier Type: "Penrod" Progress: Cutting

O’CONOR PRODUCTIONS. Caswell Studio. Gus Schumacher, Manager. 1107 N. Bronson Ave. Director: Thos. LaRose Star: O’Conor Franey Cameraman: Geo. Richter Ass’t Direcor.: John Warnack Scenarist: Staff Type:2-Reel Comedies Progress: Schedule

PARAGON PRODUCTIONS. T. R. Coffin, Casting. Universal Studios. Holly 2500. Director: Bruce Mitchell Star: Jack Richardson Cameraman: V. Walker Ass’t Director: H. F. MacPhearson Scenarist: T. R. Collins Type: Feature Comedy Progress: 2nd Week

ROBBINS, JESS, PROD’NS. Fine Arts Studios Holly 2805. Director: Jess Robbins Star: All-Star Cameraman: I. Reis Ass’t Direct.: G. Cleethorpe Scenarist: Ford Beebee Type: Comedy-Drama Progress: Schedule

REALART STUDIO. Miss Hallett, Casting. 201 N. Occidental. Frank E. Garbutt, Mgr. Wilshire 6622. Director: Thos. Heffron Star: Wanda Hawley Cameraman: Wm. Collins Ass’t Director: M. Laswell Scenarist: Percy Heath Type: Untitled Progress: 3rd Week Director: Frank Urson Star: M. M. Minter Cameraman: A. Davey Ass’t Director.: M. Graham Scenarist: Harvey Thew Type: Untitled Comedy-Drama Progress: 2nd Week R-C Studio. Miss Hallett, Casting. S. F. Jacobs, Casting Director. Holly 2800. Director: W. A. Seiter Star: Doris May Cameraman: Bert Cann Ass’t Director: Waters Scenarist: Beatrice Van Type: "Boy Crazy" Progress: 3d Week. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 11)

SCHLANK, MORRIS R. PROD. H. J. Howard, Casting. 6050 Sunset. Holly 975. Director: Al Santell Star: Eddie Barry Cameraman: Vernon Walker Ass’t Direct.: B. W. Burton Scenarist: Staff Type: Comedy Progress: Cutting.

SUNSHINE COMEDIES. Low Seiler, Supervising Director. Fox Studios. Holly 3000. Director: Gil Pratt Star: Al St. John Cameraman: Depew Ass’t Direct.: Busch Type: "The Studio Rube" Progress: Schedule. Director: Blystone Star: Clyde Cook Cameraman: Turner Ass’t Direct.: Jack Blystone Type: "The Detective" Progress: Schedule. Director: Summerville Star: D. J. Savvo Cameraman: Darling Ass’t Direct.: A. Cohen Type: "The Pi-eyed Piper" Progress: Schedule. Director: Marshall Star: Harry Depp Cameraman: S. Wagner Ass’t Direct.: J. Bordeux Progress: Preparing. Director: E. Kenton Star: Chester Conklin Cameraman: Schenrich Ass’t Direct.: Arland Type: "Hold the Line" Progress: Schedule. Director: Del Lord Star: "Wardrobe" Cameraman: Anderson Type: "A Duck Romance" Progress: Schedule.

UNITED STUDIOS. C. B. Collins, Casting. 53441 Melrose. M. C. Levee, President. Holly 4080. Director: Sidney Franklin Star: Constance Talmadge Ass’t Director: Springy Scenarist: Emerson-Loose Type: "The Divorcee" Progress: 4th Week

UNIVERSAL STUDIO. Fred Datig, Casting. Universal City Holly 2500. Director: Badger Star: Prevost Cameraman: Moore Ass’t Direcor: Barry Scenarist: Schroeder Type: "The Dangerous Little Demon" Progress: 3d Week

VIDOR, KING, PROD. M. C. Reauveau, Casting. 7200 Santa Monica Blvd. 578666/ Director: King Vidor Star: Florence Vidor Cameraman: Geo. S. Barnes Ass’t Direcor: F. E. Hughes Scenarist: G. B. Manly Type: Comedy-Drama Progress: Cutting

VITAGRAPH STUDIO. 1708 Talmadge. W. S. Smith, Gen. Mgr. Holly 2131. Director: Semon-Taurog Star: Larry Semon Cameraman: Koenenkamp Ass’t Director: Roland Asher Scenarist: Staff Type: "Props" Progress: Schedule. Director: McDermott Star: Jimmy Aubrey Cameraman: Ernest Smith Ass’t Director: Pierce Scenarist: McDermott Type: Special Comedy Progress: Schedule. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 12)

WARNER BROS. STUDIO. Sunset at Bronson. Director: Jack Warner Star: Monty Banks Cameraman: DePar Ass’t Director: Sands Roth Scenarist: Brice Type: 2-Reel Comedies Progress: Schedule

WILNAT FILMS, INC. 1329 Gordon St. Bob Reed, Bus Mgr. Holly 1918. Director: Raymaker-Smith Star: Smith Adams Cameraman: Geo. Meehan Ass’t Direct.: Mintz-Smith Scenarist: Lex Neal Type: "Hallroom Boys" Comedies Progress: Bi-Monthly

Pulse of the Studios-Eastern Studios

BLACKTON STUDIOS. Brooklyn, N. Y. Director: Fisher-Fox Star: All-Star Cameraman: Frank Periguni Scenarist: Fisher Type: Comedy Progress: Schedule

LEVY, HARRY, PROD’S Jeff Brophy, Casting. 230 W. 38th St., N. Y. Director: Ben Blake Star: Ida Allen Cameraman: Van Devere Ass’t Director: G. Utell Scenarist: Ben Blake Type: Comedy Progress: Schedule

MIRROR STUDIOS. Glendale, Long Island, New York. Director: Frank W. Tuttle Star: Glenn Hunter Cameraman: Fred Waller, Jr. Ass’t Director: W. R. Sheridan Scenarist: Frank W. Tuttle Type: Comedy Progress: 3rd Week. (Camera Vol. 4 No. 37 pg. 13)

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