Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1956)

MOVIES continued from page 14 jf police detective Joseph Cotten. When Gotten arrests bank teller Wendell Corey for aiding a robbery, Corey’s wife is accidentally killed. Doing time, Corey plans vengeance and finally escapes, intent on squaring accounts by killing Cotten’s wife (Rhonda Fleming). The detective tries to shield the innocent target from knowledge jf her desperate situation, but events move :oo fast for him. family —POND’S Cold Cream IrlOry RKO ; SUPERSCOPE, TECHNICOLOR 'V Grown to winsome prettiness, Margaret O’Brien leads a capable cast in a ■heerful horse-racing yarn. As the tomboy heroine who later goes feminine, Margaret gives her heart to the filly Glory, part of the scant stable owned by doughty Charlotte Greenwood. Margaret’s guardan. The young girl is courted by John fupton, blueblood of the Kentucky Blue Grass country (where many scenes were Idiot), and by a lady-killing bandleader, Byron Palmer. . family There’s Always Tomorrow u-i r'V' A familiar domestic problem finds successful businessman Fred MacMurray, aken for granted by his family, turning o career woman Barbara Stanwyck for ittention. The friendship is an innocent me (though with dangerous potentialiies), but Fred’s older children read an igly interpretation into it and decide to nterfere. As these shallow youngsters, William Reynolds and Gigi Perreau have oles as thankless as that of Joan Bennett, who plays their thoughtless mother. But Pat Crowley shows warmth as a sensible teenager, Reynolds’ girl, family Fury at Gunsight Pass Columbia W It’s a turbulent w.edding day for Richard Long and Lisa Davis in this naodest Western. While the town attends :he happy ceremony, robbers led by David Brian raid the bank. The thieves are :aught — but the loot’s missing. Excitenent. mounts as Neville Brand and gang snatch their confederates out of jail. To idd complications, there are feuds among both the crooks and the honest citizens — so the honeymoon’s delayed. family Joe MacBeth COLUMBIA 'V A very strange movie, this — a gang jmelodrama following the outline of Shakespeare’s “Macbeth.” Like the Scottish warrior, hoodlum Paul Douglas unwillingly murders his way to power, egged on by his more single-minded wife (Ruth Roman). In place of the three witches, there’s Minerva Pious as a sleazy forjtune-teller. To those who know the original tragedy, the results are often slightly comic. Supposedly set in the U. S., the film was shot in England, and that increases the weird feeling. xduit No other cleanser . . . cleanses more deeply Pond’s Cold Cream cleanses by molecular action. Tiny molecules of pure oils and moisture work down to where dirt hides, and literally float it out ! removes make-up more completely Some cleansers remove oily make-up. Others remove dry make-up and powder. Pond’s Cold Cream removes both. Leaves pore-openings really clean, unclogged, free. corrects dryness faster . , . keeps skin lovelier Pond’s quick-penetrating creaminess instantly restores vital oils and moisture to dried-out flaky skin. Keeps skin looking fresh, satin-soft, young. Described by the editors of Vogue as "everyone’s idea of the AmericanAmerican beauty,” Mrs. Taylor — like so many lovely society women — relies on Pond’s. "I find that nothing cleanses my skin as thoroughly as Pond’s Cold Cream,” she says. Complete beauty care — in only 3 minutes a day! Every night , deep-cleanse your skin thoroughly with Pond’s Cold Cream Before make-up , smooth on a sheer, greaseless base of Pond’s Vanishing Cream. It never streaks or discolors. Keeps powder fresh, lovely for hours tifcwiMeP P ADULT 21