Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1942)

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Use only as directed on package. is this charming and appealing story of an English family during this war. Greer Garson is Mrs. Miniver, mother of three children, and Walter Pidgeon her architect husband. It's a picture for Hollywood to be proud of. (Aug.) MY FAVORITE 5fK— Harold Lloyd RKO Radio: Kay Kyser is a frustrated bridegroom who is yanked into the Army on his wedding day, then released as a secret member of the F.B.I. Ellen Drew, his bride, who is unaware of his F.B.I, affiliation, believes the worst when Kay is jailed with Jane Wyman. (Aug.) NIGHT FOR CRIME, .4— Producers Releasing Corp.: Murder mystery, with the victim a movie star, played by I.ina Basquette. Glcnda Farrell is the newspaper reporter and Lyle Talbot the studio press agent. Newspaper columnists Jimmy Starr, Edwin Schallert and Erskine Johnson play themselves. (Oct.) NIGHT IN NEW OR7,£^.V5— Paramount: Preston Foster is a police lieutenant who's accused ot murder by Albert Dekker, another police officer. 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