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CHILDREN OF PARADISE— Tricolor-UA : Baptiste Deburau, Jean-Louis Barrault; Frederick Le maitre, Pierre Brasseur; Garance, Arletty; Lacenaire, Marcel Herrand; Jericho, Pierre Renoire; Avril, Fabien Loris; Anselme Deburau, Etienne Decroux; Nathalie, Maria Casares; Madame H ermine, Jeanne Marken; The Blind, Gaston Modot; Count de Montray, Louis Salou; Director of the Funambules, Pierre Palau; Second Director, Marcel Peres; Scarpia Barigni, Albery Remy; Cashier, Guy Favieres; Inspector of Police, Paul Frankeur; Porter of the Grand Theater, Leon Larive; Baptiste Jr., Jean-Pierre Delmon; Gendarme, Louis Florencie; I ago, Jean Lanier; First Author, Auguste Boverio; Second Author, Paul Demange; Third Author, Jean Diener. DECEPTION — Warners: Christine Radcliffe, Bette Dayis; Karel Novak, Paul Henreid; Alexander Hollenius, Claude Rains; Bertram Gribble, John Abbott; The Manservant, Benson Fong. DRIFTIN’ RIVER — PRC: Eddie Dean, Eddie Dean; Soapy, Roscoe Ates; J. C. 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HOME IN OKLAHOMA — Republic: Roy Rogers, himself; Gabby Wittaker, George “Gabby” Hayes; Connie Edwards, Dale Evans; Jan Holloway, Carol Hughes; Steve McClory, George Meeker; Duke Lowery, Lanny Rees; Devoria Lassiter, Ruby Dandridge; Sheriff Barclay, George Lloyd; Judnick, Arthur Space; Lawyer Cragmyle, Frank Reicher; Editor Kennedy, George Carleton and the Flying “L” Ranch Quartette and Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers. HUMORESQUE — Warners: Helen Wright, Joan Crawford; Paul Boray, John Garfield; Sid Jeffers, Oscar Levant; Rudy Boray, J. Carrol Naish; Gina, Joan Chandler; Esther Boray, Ruth Nelson; Phil Boray, Tom D’ Andrea; Florence, Peggy Knudsen; Monte Locffler, Craig Stevens; Victor Wright, Paul Cavanaugh; Bauer, Richard Gaines; Hagerstrom, Fritz Leiber; Paul Boray, Bobby Blake; Phil Boray, Tommy Cook. 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STRANGE WOMAN, THE — Chertok-UA : Jenny Hager, Hedy Lamarr; Tim Hager, Dennis Hoey; Isaiah Poster, Gene Lockhart; Ephriam Poster, Louis Hayward; John Evered, George Sanders; Mrs. Hollis, Olive Blakeney; Rev. Thatcher, Moroni Olsen; Mrs. Thatcher, Jessie Arnold; Deacon Adams, Rhys Williams; Lena Tempest, June Storey; Judge Saladine, Alan Napier; Meg Saladine. Hillary Brooke; Lincoln Pittridge, Ian Keith; Mr. Partridge, Edward Biby; Miss Partridge, Katherine York. TEMPTATION — International: Ruby, Merle Oberon; Nigel, George Brent; Baroudi, Charles Korvin; Isaacson, Paul Lukas; Marie, Lenore Ulric; Ahmed, Arnold Moss; Dr. Mueller, Ludwig Stossel; SmithBar rington, Gavin Muir; Frau Mueller, Ilka Griming; Hamza, Robert Capa; Don Gibbs, John Eldredge; Professor Dupont, Andre Chariot; Yvonne Dupont, Suzanne Cloutier; Jean McCormick, Gloria Lloyd; Mrs. McCormick, Mary Young; Dr. Harding, Aubrey Mather; Abdullah, Samir Ritzkallah; Ibrahim, Egon Brecher. YEARLING, THE — M-G-M: Penny Baxter, Gregory Peck; Ma Baxter, Jane Wyman; Jody Baxter , Claude Jarman Jr.; Buck Forrester, Chill Wills; Pa Forrester, Clem Bevans; Ma Forrester, Margaret Wycherly; Mr. Boyles, Henry Travers; Lem Forrester, Forrest Tucker; Gabby Forrester, Matt Willis; Millwheel Forrester, Dan' White; Pack Forrester, George Mann; Arch Forrester, Arthur Hohl; Fodderwing, Donn Gift; Eulalie Boyles, Joan Wells; Oliver, Jett York; T'wink W eatherby, June Lockhart; Doc Wilson, B. M. “Chick” York. emufr 'S'/'S Indicates picture rated “outstanding” when reviewed y'y' Indicates picture rated “very good” when reviewed ^ Indicates picture rated “good” when reviewed \/ ABIE’S IRISH ROSE— Bing Crosby-UA: Dealing with the lighter aspects of racial relations, this is mildly amusing. Joanne Dru plays the colleen with assurance; Richard Morris makes Abie very likable; George E. Stone and Vera Gordon are the peacemakers. (Dec.) y' ANGEL ON MY SHOULDER — Rogers-UA: In this experiment in the realm of fantasy and the afterworld. Paul Muni is magnificent as the murdered gangster who wakes up in hades; Claude Rains has _a high old time as Beelzebub himself; Anne Baxter is the only one remotely resembling an angel. (Dec.) BACHELOR’S DAUGHTERS, THE — Stone-UA: Four phony “sisters” play at a game of make-believe in an effort to improve their respective fortunes. Gail Russell, Claire Trevor, Ann Dvorak and Jane Wyatt go looking for trouble, adopting as their “parents” Adolphe Menjou and Billie Burke. (Dec.) s/BIG SLEEP, THE— Warners; This is full of action, Bogart and Bacall and murders. Bogart is the detective hired to straighten out an old gentmals affairs, which are all mixed up by Lauren Bacall and Martha Vickers. Bogie dashes about from corpse to corpse and takes time off to give Lauren the eye. (Oct.) BLACK ANGEL — Universal: Suspects keep piling up, Peter Lorre among them, in this mediocre mystery involving John Phillips as an innocent bystander, convicted of killing Constance Dowling. (Nov.) BLACK BEAUTY — 20th Century-Fox: A girl’s passionate attachment for her horse and the adventures that befall them both comprise the theme of this one, set in rural England. Mona Freeman and Richard Denning provide the romantic interest, Evelyn Ankers an obstacle. For the small fry. (Dec.) BLONDE FOR A DAY — PRC: If you happen to be a Michael Shayne addict, you may not mind viewing these proceedings revolving around crooked gamblers and blackmailers. Hugh Beaumont plays a whimsical sleuth, Kathryn Adams his Girl Friday. (Nov.) \Sl/BLUE SKIES — Paramount ; Fred Astaire’s dancing reaches its peak in this nostalgic Technicolor musical featuring Irving Berlin’s haunting melodies. ( Continued on page 104) ■