Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1948)

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GAS HOUSE KIDS — PRC: A sentimental slum story full of dese-dem dose characters with Billy Halop as the leader of the neighborhood gang, and Robert Lowery and Teala Loring providing the romance. The kids get involved in a robbery-murder. (Jan.) G. I. WAR BRIDES — Republic: This spotty film is an attention-getter in parts. Anna Lee plays a stowaway on a boat of British war brides sailing to America. Carol Savage provides her with credentials so she can join William Henry. But along comes James Ellison to make her change her mind. (Nov.) yyy HENRY V — Two Cities-UA: Laurence Olivier brings a brilliant living classic to modern life, playing Shakespeare’s Henry V with restraint, humor and spirit. The battle of Henry at Agincourt will be long remembered. Renee Asherson stands out as Princess Katherine. A masterpiece of realistic color and action that spells topnotch entertainment. (Nov.) I /y HOLIDAY IN MEXICO— This is full of color, interest and breath-taking melody. Against a storybook Technicolor background of the American Embassy in Mexico, Jane Powell plays the daughter of Ambassador Walter Pidgeon with Roddy McDowall as her infatuated swain. Jose Iturbi, Xavier Cugat and Ilona Massey contribute fun. (Nov.) HOME IN OKLAHOMA — Republic: Roy Rogers is head man in this murder-on-the-range story. Dale Evans is the feminine foil with Carol Hughes and George Meeker as the troublemakers. (Jan.) yy HU MORESQUE — Warners: It’s music versus love again in this entertaining though uneven picture with Joan Crawford giving a striking portrayal of a much-married patroness of the arts, and John Garfield ably playing a struggling violinist. Oscar Levant puts the humor in “Humoresque” and Joan Chandler is appealing as Garfield’s devoted fellow-artist. (Jan.) IF I’M LUCKY — 20th Century-Fox: See this if Harry James’s trumpet and Perry Como’s songs “send” you, otherwise skip it. Carmen Miranda struts plenty of her stuff and Vivian Blaine sings in this trumped-up story of politicians and crooners. (Nov.) INVISIBLE INFORMER, T HE — Republic : The gross total of this supposedly scary story about a stolen emerald necklace is boredom. A gloomy Southern plantation with a bog for hiding bodies is the set-up for all the dirty work. Linda Stirling and Bill Henry can’t make this anything. (Nov.) I /yj’VE ALWAYS LOVED YOU — Republic: You’ll enjoy this provided it’s up your musical alley. It introduces a lovely new star, Catherine McLeod. The story of her infatuation with her famous pianistteacher (Philip Dorn) and her marriage to a simple farmer (William Carter) is told in Technicolor to the music of Beethoven, Wagner, Rachmaninoff. (Dec.) I /,/)/] OLSON STORY, THE— Columbia : A life story with plenty of life to it, this Technicolor film will leave American audiences aglow. A1 Jolson’s heydays are brought back magnificently by Larry Parks and a splendid supporting cast, including Evelyn Keyes aijd William Demarest. (Nov.) yyKILLERS, THE — Universal: Here's a fast action thriller with a Hemingway plot that will make strong men quiver. Two killers enter a town at night, and one man is murdered. There’s good oldfashioned gangster play-acting with Edmond O’Brien, Ava Gardner and Burt Lancaster. (Nov.) LAST BOMB, THE — Warners: Made in cooperation with U. S. Army Air Forces, this Technicolor short is an awe-inspiring . spectacle of the huge striking force used against Japan early in 1945. As a permanent record of how our Air Forces accomplished their great mission, this first-rate documentary film outdoes any fiction the screen writers can devise. (Dec.) yyMAN I LOVE, THE — Warners: Ida Lupino never looked more glamorous than she does in this tale about a night club singer who carries a torch for Bruce Bennett, and who is pursued by wolfish Robert Alda. 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