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"RIOCIN
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NEW MOVIES
Starting as a dime-a-dance girl, Ruth Etting (Doris Day) makes her way to the top — but with the help of the people who destroy her.
In the process she loses the one man (Cameron 1 Mitchell) who could have made her happy. But she does win the great fame she wanted.
© 1955, Zotox Phmmacal Co., Inc.
Picture of the Month: LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME
■ Maybe you don't know who Ruth Etting was. She was a dime-a-dance girl fired with such ambition that she let a racketeer help her to singing fame. She had a. one-track mind about singing, so it never occurred to her that someday she'd have to pay back Mr. Snyder for all the favors. It occurs to him, though, and he never forgets. The unusual thing about Lore Me Or Leave Me is that unlike most screen biographies it has the harsh ring of truth. Behind the tinsel of glamour you not only see the tawdry struggle, it hits you right between the eyes. The other unusual thing is James Cagney's performance as a hostile, crippled, little big-shot who inspires your pity as well as your distaste. They call him the Gimp and he buys Chicago for Ruth (Doris Day); later he gets her into Ziegfeld's Follies, but he doesn't leave her there. What Ruth never considers is that she might have gotten to the top on her own, and had the love (Cameron Mitchell) she wanted with half the pain. Instead, she has to marry Snyder and lose most of her will to live. He, feeling cheated and like a nobody, is literally driven out of his mind. Long enough, anyway, to shoot the man she loves. Along with this sensationalism there's singing by Doris Day which is always a pleasure to hear. CinemaScope — MGM.
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