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James Stewart's dire prediction frightens Marlene Dietrich in "No Highway In The Sky."
of aviation. James Stewart, a fuddyduddy mathematical genius, is certain that a new type plane operating on a trans-Atlantic passenger run is due to crash after 1,400 hours of flying time. One of the fleet did crash mysteriously, but not enough wreckage was salvaged to bear out Stewart's calculations. He is sent to the origin of the crash in hopes of finding proof positive. En route, via his first plane trip, Stewart meets actress Marlene Dietrich and stewardess Glynis Johns. Another interesting development is that Stewart is closer to his problem than he ever imagined. He's flying in one of the ill-starred planes, and according to his figures, he, Marlene and Glynis have only a few hours of living time.
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BECAUSE his wife, Danielle Darrieux, left him and their youngster to return to her native France, Wendell Corey has a dislike for France and her funloving citizens. It is, therefore, with some trepidation that years later Corey returns to the Continent accompanied by his now grownup daughter, Jane Powell. Jane, who's been told that her mother is dead, shows an alarming affinity toward Paree and one Parisian in particular, Vic Damone. While Papa is tearing his hair out, Mother, whose identity Jane doesn't know, is hovering around like a sexy, glamourous angel and is using all her feminine powers to nudge the romance along. It's a wonderful first movie for Damone — cute romance, sparkling
Barbara Bates is menaced by escaped convict Richard Hylton in "Secret Of Convict Lake."
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