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*R0PE James Stewart, John Da II, Farley Granger. Screen play by Arthur Lauronts; adaptad by Hume Crony n from the play ?trCope*s End" by Pa trio": Hamilton* Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, Yforner Bros, Alfred Hitchcock, master of suspense, still holds that title though he has never embellished so morbid a theme with brilliant crartsmanship nor drawn upon such technical resource to glaze It, as in this story of deliberate murder for the love of it. Two young classmates' choose to assert their self-styled super iority to si friend by parroting him with a piece of rope, lifting his body into a chest in their penthouse apartment and giving a champagne party in the same room for further exhilaration. The victim1 s father and friends are invited, their concern for the murdered man's non-appearance naado light of, though enjoyed by the hosts till one of the guests, more aware of their dangerous philosophy than the others, tricks them into admitting the crime. The director's manner of projecting this shocking exercise in abnormality Is arresting. The scene is confined to three rooms, action if conversation may to called that is continuous with no time laose, nor is there interruption by the probing camera , Yet the proceedings move swiftly, relentlessly while one listens in painfull apprehension, fearful not so much for the fate of the guilty as cf missing a word, a gesture of a grisly experience. In Technicolor, Mature
SEALED VERDICT Ray Milland, Florence i&rly. Screen play by Jonathan Latimer based on a novel by Lionel Shapiro-, Liusic by Hugo Frlodhofer.. Directed by Lewis Allen. Paramount. The prosecution
of Nazi war criminals In the American-occupied zone of Germany is the basis of this interesting and instructive film. There are other involvements in the course of telling the story of Lajor Robert Laws on and a mysterious French model who is the only defense witness cf the chief criminals. After the Nazi has been sentenced to die, doubts begin to assail Major Laws on, Eits of evidence come to light which'* send him in quest of the truth. His search leads him into strange places and further acquaints him with German psychology. Kay Milland's excellent performance as the major will gratify admirers cf good acting. Ilature
A SQUTESRII ZANKE3 Red Skelton, Brian Donlevy, Screen clay by Barry Tugend; original story by LSa-lvin Frank and Norma n Panama, Directed by Edward Sedgwick, M-G-M A fast and furious comedy In whioh a bell-hop in a SI.. Lcuis hotel Decemes part of the Secret Service in
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