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mudlark who stirs up a national incident. (Mar.) l/V (F) NEVER A DULL MOMENT— RKO: When sophisticate songwriter Irene Dunne marries cowhand Fred MacMurray and is taken to his ranch to take care of chores and his kids Gigi Perreau, Natalie Wood, the fun begins. (Jan.) I/VJ4 (F) OPERATION PACIFIC — Warners: John Wayne and Pat Neal star in action-packed story of U.S. submarine operations during World War No. 2. With Scott Forbes, Ward Bond. (Mar.) (F) PAGAN LOVE SONG — M-G-M: There’s very little plot in this romantic Technicolor idyl but there’s Howard Keel’s voice, Esther Williams's aquatics and gorgeous Hawaiian scenery. (Mar.) 'S'S (A) SCARF, THE — Gloria-U.A. : Suspenseful story of insane asylum escapee John Ireland’s attempt to discover whether he committed a brutal murder. Mercedes McCambridge, James Barton befriend him. With Emlyn Williams. (Jan.) (A) SEPTEMBER AFFAIR— Paramount : Reported dead when the plane they missed crashes in Italy, Joan Fontaine and Joseph Cotten decide to start anew together — and discover love isn’t always all. With Jessica Tandy, Francoise Rosay. (Jan.) yV' (A) SOUND OF FURY, THE — StillmanU.A.: A hard hitting drama of mob violence with Frank Lovejoy as an ex-G.I. who teams up with Lloyd Bridges and becomes involved in kidnapping and murder. With Richard Carlson. (Jan.) (F) STAGE TO TUCSON — Columbia: Plenty of shootin’, ridin’ and fightin’ in this Technicolor Western featuring Wayne Morris and Rod Cameron as trouble shooters hired by the government to investigate the disappearance of Union Army stage coaches. With Kay Buckley. (Mar.) (F) STATE SECRET (The Great Manhunt) — Columbia: First rate thriller in which Douglas Fairbanks, invited to a mid-European country to receive a scientific award, finds himself forced to flee for his life. With Glynis Johns, Jack Hawkins, Herbert Lorn. (Jan.) 'S'S (A) STORM WARNING — Warners: Ginger Rogers paying an overnight visit to Doris Day and Steve Cochran accidentally witnesses a murder by the Ku Klux Klan in this controversial and suspenseful drama. (Mar.) \Zl/2 (F) SUGARFOOT — Warners: Another rou tine Technicolor Western concerning the efforts of ex-confederate officer Randy Scott to make a home and a fortune in Arizona. With Adele Jergens. (Mar.) <F> TOMAHAWK— U.I.: Van Heflin and Yvonne De Carlo star in an exciting account of a skirmish between the Indians and the army, in the West of 1866. Alex Nicol, Preston Foster, Rock Hudson also look good in Technicolor. (Mar.) V/' \ / (F) TWO FLAGS WEST — 20th Century-Fox; A Civil War era Western with Joseph Cotten, a Confederate prisoner-of-war freed to help Union officers Cornel Wilde and Jeff Chandler fight off Indian attacks. Linda Darnell’s the girl they love. (Jan.) ^1/ (F) TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE— M-G-M: A gay nostalgic musical with Jane Powell a seventeenyear-old romantic who yearns for a corset and Ricardo Montalban while sister Debbie Reynolds just yearns for Carleton Carpenter. With Phyllis Kirk, Ann Harding, Louis Calhern. (Jan.) V/l/ (F) UNDERCOVER GIRL — U-I: A fast moving drama with Alexis Smith as a policewoman who becomes involved with narcotics peddlers in order to solve her father’s murder. With Scott Brady. (Feb.) 'SV2. (A) UNDER THE GUN — U.I. : Ordinary gangster melodrama with Richard Conte as a racketeer with a happy trigger finger and Audrey Totter as the gal who causes his downfall. With Sheppard Strudwiek, Sam Jaffe. (Mar.) (F) WALK SOFTLY, STRANGER— RKO: A romantic melodrama in which Joseph Cotten, a smalltime crook, tries to reform for the love of Alida Valli. With Paul Stewart, Spring Byington. (Jan.) 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