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JOE — Cowan-UA: The simplicity and humble greatness of Ernie Pyle comes with terrific force through the story of his experience as a newspaper correspondent overseas, and Burgess Meredith is perfect as Ernie. (Sept.) TELL IT TO A STAR — Republic; Alan Mowbray, Franklin Pangborn, Eddie Marr and Isabel Randolph may give you a few laughs in this story of an imitation colonel and a would-be songstress. (Nov.) ^^THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS, .d— Columbia: A charming, nonsensical fantasy, with Cornel Wilde as Aladdin, Phil Silvers as a lad born out of his time, Evelyn Keyes as the genie, and Adele .Tergens as the princess Cornel loves. It’s sheer romantic nonsense, but delightful. (Sept.) ✓✓THREE STRANGERS, THE— Warners: Peter Lorre, Sydney Greenstreet and Geraldine Fitzgerald are wonderful in this slightly less wonderful story of murder and madness, which deviates to a secondary theme with Joan Lorring and Robert Shayne which is rather confusing. (Npv.) ✓✓✓rR(7E GLORY, THE— released by Columbia: We caiinot speak too highly of this great undertaking, which is produced by the American and British military; Capt. Garson Kanin (of Hollywood’s. “Man To Remember”) and Britain’s Carol Reed (“Night Train”). It is a great and immortal document of the war years of all the Allies, told of, for, and by the people. (Nov.) JUNGLE HARRY — Universal: The Hays Office ruined this one, not allowing a movie crime to go unpunished, but up to the disappointing denouement, this is a good yarn with suspense and interest. You’ll feel sorry for George Sanders, hoodwinked by his over-possessive sister Geraldine Fitzgerald into losing his fiancee Ella Raines. (Nov.) ✓✓IFEEKENZ) AT THE W ALDORF—M.-G-U: Superh! There’s Ginger Rogers’s and Walter Pidgeon’s dramatic, adult love, and Van Johnson’s and Lana Turner’s tender one. There’s Xavier Cugat’s sambas and Keenan Wynn’s and Rob Benchley’s special brands of comedy. (Oct.) 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