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Big tough John Wayne falls in with a Quaker family; daughter Gail Russell falls in love with him. This spells reformation, with villain Bruce Cabot in the background just to keep John vacillating between Gail and his gun. (May) \/)/ BEGINNING OR THE END, THE — M-G-M: The atom bomb comes up for some pretty good celluloid discussion with Brian Donlevy, Robert Walker and Tom Drake heading a fine cast. It’s the history of the bomb from laboratory to Hiroshima done in a factual manner. See it and think. (May) y'y'BOOMERANG — 20th Century-Fox: New-type picture based on a Reader’s Digest feature in which honest state’s attorney Dana Andrews tries to decide the innocence or guilt of a suspected murderer. Straight realistic film with suspense. (Apr.) BRASHER DOUBLOON, THE— 20th CenturyFox: George Montgomery takes over Bogart’s role of detective Philip Marlowe to go hunting for a valuable coin. Meant to be a chiller-diller but misses by a gasp or two. 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