The Washington times., 1933-07-17
Fox Announces
Next Seasons S
Plans

Scheduled as the most amDl-
tious program in it's history, the
Fox Film Corporation announces
the production of 81 feature
length pictures, 156 short subjects
and 104 semi-weekly issues Of
Fox Movietone News, for release
during the season 1933-34. The
announcement was made at the
annual convention of the COM
pany in Atlantic City by John D.
Clark, general manager of distrt-
button.
The Forthcoming pictures will
include:
Pilgrimage" from the I. A. R.
Wylie story, with Henrietta Cros-
man, Marian Nixon, Norman Fos-
ter and Heather Angel. my
Lips Betray," Lillian Harvey's
first starring picture in America,
with John Boles and Ell Brendel.
"Life's Worth Living" the adap-
tation of the best seller, "The
Last ADAM" by James Gould
CoZzens, starring Will Rogers and
featuring Louise Dresser, Vera
Allen, Marian Nixon and Ralph
Morgan.
Berkeley Square," John Bal
derston's famous play, featuring
Leslie Howard, Heather Angel,
Valerie Taylor, and Irene Browne.
''The Power and the Glory" by
Preston Sturges, with Spencer
Tracy and Colleen Moore. Pad
dy. the Next Best Thing" from
Gertrude Pages novel, starring
Janet Gaynor and Warner Bax-
ter, with Harvey Stephens and
Walter Connolly. Hoop La" a
story starring Clara Bow against
a Worlds Fair background, with
Philip Merivale and Norman
Foster.
"The Good Companions" a
Fox Gaumont- British production.
from the play and novel by j. B.
Priestley, with Jessie Matthews.
''The Worst Woman in Paris?" by
Monta Bell, with Adolphe Menjou,
Myrna 10y, Harvey Stephens.
Jimmy and Sally" an original
screen story, with James Dunn
and Sally Eilers. "Peking Picnic" :"
from the Atlantic Monthly prize
novel by Ann Bridge.
Marie Galante," from the
novel by Jacques Deval, with
Spencer Tracy. "The Mad Game, /"
from the novel, Lead Harvest" !"
by Edward Dean Sullivan, with
Spencer Tracy, Ralph Morgan and
Claire Trevor. "As Husbands
Co." from the successful play by
Rachel Crothers. David Harum,"
from the classic by Edward Noyes
Westcott, starring Will Rogers.
There's Always Tomorrow,
story by Anne Cameron, starring
Will Rogers, with Zasu Pitts and
Florence Desmond. walls of
Gold" from the story by Kath-
leen Norris, with Sally Eilers and
Norman Foster. II Was a Spy,"
a Fox-Gaumont-British production,
from the novel by Marthe Nc
Kenna, with Herbert Marshall.
Madeleine Carroll, and Conrad
Veidt.
Orient Express" from the
popular novel by Graham Greene,
with Heather Angel, Norman Fos-
ter, Herbert Mundin. "The Grand
Canary" from the best seller by
A. j. Cronin, with Warner Baxter.
"All Men Are Enemies" by Rich.
ard Arlington. "The Constant
Nymph," from the best seller by
Margaret Sanger.
MY Weakness" Lillian Har-
vey's second American film, with
Lew Ayres, Sid Silvers, Boots
Mallory and June Vlasek. "Char-
lie Chan's Greatest Case" the
popular mystery story by Earl
Derr Biggers, with Warner GLAND
and Heather Angel. "Fox Movie
tone Follies," a pretentious mu-
Sical production with dances
staged by Sammy Lee and music
by Richard Whiting, which will
feature every star in Fox Movie
tone City, and kiss and For
get," musical with Henry
Carat.
Titles and casts for the remain
ing feature productions to COM
plete the program will be an