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RED STALLION, THE— Eagle Lion: Small fry will probably love this business about a big horse named “Red” and his young owner Ted Donaldson who saves Grandma’s ranch right at the last moment. Older audiences can pass with no regrets. (Oct.) WREPEAT PERFORMANCE — Eagle-Lion: Rather a different little idea in this: i.e., that a girl has the chance to live over one year of her life again. Seeing as how Joan Leslie shot husband Louis Hayward the first time, you may be interested in seeing how she fares on her second run. (Sept.) I /ROMANCE OF ROSY RIDGE. THE— M-G-M: Van Johnson gets mixed up in the feud that went on down in the Ozarks after the Civil War. There’s real music in that hill-billy accent, plus O. A. Whitehead, Thomas Mitchell, Selena Royle and Janet Leigh to keep the story running along. (Sept.) \/\ /ROOSEVELT STORY, THE— Tola Productions: A series of newsreel clips takes on the feeling of a narrative film to recount the life of Franklin Delano Roosevelt from the time of his marriage. Whether you’re a Roosevelt man or no, you’ll be intensely moved. (Sept.) SADDLE PALS — Republic: Another Autry episode with Gene and the Cass County Boys fighting a rent rise and taming Lynne Roberts. (Sept.) \/\/ SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY, THE — Goldwyn: Danny Kaye turns up as the daydreaming Mitty of Thurber’s famous short story, adds a few plot and personal twists and with the help of Fay Bainter, Ann Rutherford, Virginia Mayo and Boris Karloff makes this a leader. (Oct.) I /SOMETHING IN THE WIND— Universal-International: Deanna Durbin is a disk jockey eager to find out why John Dali thinks she was mixed up with his grandfather. There are some excellent songs as usual from Miss Durbin including a chuckleful duet with Jan Peerce. Donald O'Connor ducks in and out of this fairly interesting piece. (Oct.) SPOILERS OF THE NORT H — Republic : Trouble, trouble in this one about salmon-fishing up in Alaska. Paul Kelly’s a crooked operator; James A. Millican is his good and honest brother who wins out in the end. Evelyn Ankers is a cool and calm city gal, but everyone’s talents are wasted. (Aug.) THEY WON’T BELIEVE ME — RKO: You can sit with the jury while the accused, Robert Young, tells of his treatment of wife Rita Johnson, his conniving with bad girl Susan Hayward and philandering with Jane Greer. After you’ve been interested by his story, you can decide the verdict. (Aug.) uooio SHO« ing and longer wear ING WITH SHINOLA. In I? isn’t Embarrassing , Shinola’s scientific «nb,no o f of oily waxes helps keep shoes lexible— and new-looking longer. _ Shinola is easy to apply and eco-( 2 nomical to buy. For good i groom \/\/UNFAITHFUL, THE— Warners: Hard-hitting and suspenseful, this has Ann Sheridan doing a good job as the week-old bride whose husband Zachary Scott goes overseas for three years. Unfaithfulness leads to a murder charge with Levy Ayres as the lawyer. Thoughtful movie-goers will like it. (Aug.) ^ VARIETY GIRL — Paramount: The history of the Variety Club, “heart of show business,” is the novel idea behind this. Everyone in Paramount makes a bow at some time or other, with Crosby and Hope leading the parade. Mary Hatcher and Olga San Juan center the theme adequately. (Sept.) Birthstone Ring GIVEN I Lovely solid sterling I silver cushion shape [ I set ring in your own Birthstone Color I given for selling 4 I boxes Rosebud Salve I I at 25c each remitting I I the $1.00 to us. Send I No Money. Order I 4 Rosebud Salve by one cent postcard. I (Will mail ring and 4 salve now, if you send $1.00 with order.) ROSEBUD PERFUME C0, Box 70. W00DSB0R0. 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