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It’s an¬ other 20th Century-Fox gem, “Apart¬ ment for Peggy.” The Jeanne Crain starrer gives the young actress a com¬ plete change of pace from the usual sweetness and light roles she’s had. In contrast to her sweet and demure self, she becomes a fast-talking determined young lady. Her fine performance de¬ serves special mention since she’s up against tough competition from Ed¬ mund Gwenn, whose role of the retired college professor just about steals the whole picture. The story revolves around a war vet¬ eran (William Holden) attending college on a G.I. allotment; his young wife (Jeanne Crain) who’s willing to make all kmds of sacrifices so he can get his college educa¬ tion; and a crusty, old, disillusioned college professor who most reluctantly permits them to move into the attic of his big empty house because of the housing shortage. 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Louis Jourdan is charming as the screwball artist and screen honors go to him for being the best-looking, best¬ acting screwball to come on the screen I1 “No Minor Vices,” situations. in some time! (And it’s such a relief to see him in a comedy role after the heavy, serious characters he’s been playing recently!) There are a number of novel touches used in this picture. Through parts ot the him the actors voices can be heard discussing their thoughts while they pantomime the action. Another zany touch: A lobster plays an important role m the picture. We cant tell you how— but believe us, it’s funny! Dana Andrews gives his usual interesting and competent performance. Lilli Palmer is a lovely screen wife. But it’s really Jourdan who gets our vote for too performance. You should enjoy this picture to the hilt. ” MISS TATLOCK’S MILLIONS (Para) + + + If you’re looking for a different plot, attractive new faces, refreshing comedy — try “Miss Tatlock’s Millions.” It’s been some time since a really ex¬ citing movie personality has come along; and John Lund fills the bill very nicely. After this performance, handsome John runs a good chance of becoming one of the screen’s most sensational stars. The young man has everything! He’s goodlooking, a splendid actor, and he’s loaded with gobs of the good old S. A. that made Gable what he was yesterday! Wanda Hendrix is delightful as the young hero¬ ine. Her fresh beauty alone would make her a standout in any film. , T1?fuPl2tl Bar£y Fitzgerald hires stunt-man John Lund to take the place of hi weal+hv f chairg^ ~ a ut3 C3Se who disaPPeared two years previously! The boy’ nnti te fH Y demands £1S, aPP€a.rance at the reading of a will John follows throug] Hendrick) From IhL™ n° v “ pU*ttinS aSainLst Pretty Miss Tatlock (Wand Hendrick) . From then on its up to him to protect her interests. A difficult iob t ft hf rre ,haT s.lighllj' batt^ he^ supposed i be her brother, he s really in love with her. How to straighten out the situation John does, and to the satisfaction of all conecmed— mainly the audience! Barr' Fitzgerald is his usual wonderful self. This one’s fun for the whole family. Wanda finds Lund is crazy — like a fox.