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The Thing
RKO
PERHAPS after seeing this, you'll fluff off those explanations that flying saucers are just gismos to determine atmospheric conditions. Army Air Forces Captain Kenneth Tobey helps a scientific expedition find out what was the huge metallic disc which crashed into the icy
Virginia Mayo runs into trouble opposing Kirk Douglas in "Along The Great Divide."
Producer Richard Conte, aided by Julia Adams, unravels a murder in "Hollywood Story."
wasteland of northern North America. The disc is inadvertently destroyed, but they do find the occupant of the missile encased in ice. Obviously something from another planet, they gleefully take The Thing back to camp. When it accidentally thaws out, pandemonium breaks loose. It kills, but can't be killed. It's alive yet has no flesh, bones, heart or nervous system. It's the gosh-awfulest thing you've ever seen! A nifty science fiction yarn, and beside The Thing, this also has Margaret Sheridan, Dewey Martin, Sally Creighton and Eduard Franz.
Detective Lou investigates Adele Jergens in "Abbott And Costello Meet The Invisible Man."
The Great Caruso
(Technicolor) MGM
BRINGS to the screen the life story of Enrico Caruso, the most famous and loved operatic tenor of all times. With Mario Lanza in the lead role, the picture is a sparkling potpourri of operatic arias, romance ( as supplied by Ann Blyth and Mario), and humorous glimpses into the career of the exuberant Italian singer. The music and singing is, of course, out of this world, and you'll enjoy the true life love story of a beautiful young socialite who gave up everything to marry Caruso. An enjoyable family picture with the extra dividend of an easy-to-take short course in opera.
I Was A Communist For The F.B.I.
Warners
THIS is no scenario writer's pipedream. This actually did happen and still is happening all over the world. A loyal American, Frank Lovejoy, who despises Communists and everything Communism stands for, passes himself off as a Red in order to keep the F.B.I, informed as to the activities of the Party in America. The things you'll learn about the Red menace in the U.S.A. are frightening beyond belief, but once you know how these phonies operate, you'll
Frank Lovejoy gets rough with Dorothy Hart in realistic "I Was A Communist For F.B.I."