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FILM GLUES ACID TO YOUR TEETH!
Tooth decay is caused by the acid that film holds against your teeth. This acid is formed by the action of mouth bacteria on many foods you eat.
PEPSODENT REMOVES FILM ! HELPS STOP DECAY!
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FILM NEVER LETS UP!
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Stage Fright: In Hitchcock's newest thriller, Richard Todd, accused of murder, flees from the London police into the arms of Jane Wyman.
STAGE FRIGHT
Cast: Jane Wyman. Marlene Dietrich, Michael Wilding, Richard Todd, Alastair Sim. Warners
Alfred Hitchcock's new one is good. It's pleasantly tense — with only small doses of horror — and a large, flawless cast makes watching and listening a delight. Richard Todd ('he Hasty Heart star) plays a young man of London fleeing from justice. He gets girl friend Jane Wyman to take him to hei father, out on the seacoast, where he. Todd, can lie low. Todd tells Jane that his mistress, musical comedy star Marlene Dietrich, has murdered her husband. He went to Dietrich's house to get her clean clothes (she was a trifle bloodstained) and was seen there by her maid. Now he has to run from the police. There are complications, including Jane's getting a job in Marlene's employ, in order to discover the truth about the situation, and then a charming detective (Michael Wilding) comes into her life, etc. Surprise ending, too. But real joy of this movie is the acting, including that of Alastair Sim as Jane's faintly diabolical father; Dame Sybil Thomdike as Jane's vague, yet bossy mother; Kay Walsh as Marlene's maid; and a lady named Joyce Grenfell, who operates a shooting gallery with the most comical accent you've ever heard. That is, she doesn't operate the shooting gallery with the accent, but she . . Oh, well. Jane and Michael have a wonderful love scene, and Marlene sings a song about all the money she'd have if she wasn't forced to turn down propositions because of being the laziest girl in town. Though maybe the censors will catch up with her before you ever get to see that act.
PERFECT STRANGERS
Cast: Ginger Rogers. Dennis Morgan. Thelma Ritter. Margalo Gilmore Warners
This starts out like one of those FBI-ish documentaries. You see a big office with books of names, and a man calling off every seventh name. All these names are typed up, and rolled around in a barrel (I've left out several steps) and this, you're informed, is how a jury is picked in a big city. Now on to the serious business. On our jury are Gin