Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1951)

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While it’s not always possible to contact all the germs in the tract, you can depend on Zonitors to immediately kill every reachable germ. And they are absolutely safe to the most delicate tissues ! Brief Reviews (A) ACE IN THE HOLE — Paramount: A ruthless drama in which Kirk Douglas, an unprincipled reporter, holds up rescue of cave*in victim Richard Benedict, in order to get a better story. With Jan Sterling, Bob Arthur. (May) t/V (F) ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE— Warners: Kirk Douglas plays a marshal who tries to save Walter Brennan’s life in this blood-and-thunder epic. With Virginia Mayo, John Agar. (June) 1/1/ (F) APACHE DRUMS— U-I: A non-sympathetic Indian story for a change about the siege of a frontier town inhabited by Stephen McNally, Loleen Gray and Willard Parker. In Technicolor. (June) l/l/K (F) APPOINTMENT WITH DANGER — Paramount: Alan Ladd, sent to solve the murder of a fellow post office detective, discovers plot tor mi 1lion-dollar robbery. An exciting crime story. With Phyllis Calvert, Jan Sterling, Paul Stewart. (May) 1/1/ (F) BIRD OF PARADISE— 20th CenturyFox: Picturesque South Sea Island story centered about love affair between Frenchman Louis Jourdan and native girl Debra Paget. Gorgeous Technicolor and Jeff Chandler make this worth seeing. (May) 1// (A) BRAVE BULLS, THE— Columbia: If you like bull-fighting you’ll go for this story of a matador, Mel Ferrer, who loses his nerve in the bull ring and his heart to Miroslava. With Anthony Quinn, 1//J4 (F) CAPTAIN HORATIO HORNBLOWER — Warners: Gregory Peck, Virginia Mayo find romance and adventure during the Napoleonic War against England in this Technicolor classic. (July) l/// (F) FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND— M-G-M: A hilarious sequel to “Father of the Bride concerning Spencer Tracy’s trials when Liz Taylor announces a blessed event. With Don Taylor, Joan Bennett, Billie Burke. (May) 1/1/ (F) FIRST LEGION, THE — Sedif-U.A. : A warm story about Jesuit Fathers and their reactions to what appears to be a modern miracle. With Charles Boyer, Barbara Rush, Lyle Bettger. (July) l/i/ (F) FOLLOW THE SUN— 20th Century-Fox: C.lenn Ford stars in the life of golf champion Ben Hogan from his caddy days to his comeback after a near-fatal accident. With Anne Baxter. (June) l/l/l/ (A) FOURTEEN HOURS— 20th CenturyFox: Many lives are influenced as Paul Douglas and Barbara Bel Geddes try to dissuade Richard Basehart from jumping off a hotel ledge in this suspenseful story With Debra Paget. Agnes Moorehead. (June) /l/l/ (F) GO FOR BROKE — M-G-M : Van Johnson is a strict young lieutenant whose disappointment at being assigned to a Nisei platoon is changed to respect when he sees the boys in action. (June) l/t/ (A) GOODBYE, MY FANCY — Warners: Congresswoman Joan Crawford returns to the university, from which she was once expelled, for an honorary degree, and gets involved in some romantic complications with college president Robert Young. With Frank Loveioy, Eve Arden, Janice Rule. (June) £/// (F) GREAT CARUSO, THE — M-G-M : Mario Lanza’s thrilling voice is heard in excerpts from famed operas in this Technicolor version of life of the world’s greatest tenor. With Ann Blyth. (June) 7a) HOLLYWOOD STORY, THEU-I: Richard Conte, as a movie producer, sets out to solve a twenty-year-old Hollywood murder. With Julia Adams, Richard Egan and many yesteryear screen l/^HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH HILL, THE— 20th Century-Fox: A suspenseful melodrama with Valentina Cortesa as a Polish D.P. who comes to America marries Richard Basehart, and discovers she’s marked for murder. With Bill Lundigan. (July) fsJ ?A) / CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLE SALE— 20th CenturyFox: Interesting drama of the garment district with Susan Hayward as an aggressive dress designer who wants to get to the top even if it means stepping over partners Dan Dailey, Sam Toffee With George Sanders. (June) JJw (F) / WAS A COMMUNIST FOR THE p B I. Warners: Exciting true story of a man re jected by friends and family when he becomes an undercover agent to expose the Red menace in America With Frank Lovejoy, Dorothy Hart. (July) 1/1/ (F) KATIE DID IT — U-I: Cute comedy in which illustrator Mark Stevens breaks down the reserve of ultra-conservative Ann Blyth and breaks up her engagement to Craig Stevens (June) v/l/ (F) KON-TIKI— Art-Film— Sol Lesser— RKO: Documentary films of actual 4,300-mile sea voyage taken by raft by Thor Heyerdahl and five companions. Not for the easily sea-sick. (July) Mail coupon for free book just published, revealing intimate facts in frank language, with drawings and full explanation of this new modernized hygiene. Zonitors, Dept. ZPP-81, 100 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.* 1/1/ (F) LAST OUTPOST, T HE — Pine-Thomas : Paramount: Still another Civil War era Western with Yankees, rebels and Injuns shootin’ it up. With Ronald Reagan, Rhonda Fleming. (July) V'V’ (F) LEMON DROP KID, THE— Paramount I Gay comedy with Bob Hope playing Santa Claus in order to raise $10,000 owed to Fred Clark. Marilyn Maxwell’s the doll in Bob’s life. (June) l/i// (F) LULLABY OF BROADWAY— Warners: Delightfully entertaining Technicolor musical starring Doris Day and Gene Nelson as a couple of talented youngsters who get their break in a musical backed by S. Z. Sakall. With Billy De Wolfe. (May) 1/ (F) MA AND PA KETTLE BACK ON THE FARM — U-I: This time Marjorie Main and Percy Kilbride tangle with the snobbish parents of daughterin-law Meg Randall. With Dick Long. (June) 1// (F) MAN WITH MY FACE, THE — GardnerU.A. : Barry Nelson is forced to prove his own identity after he returns home one night to find a double in possession of his wife, his home and hi* dog. With Carole Matthews. (July) 1/ (F) NEW MEXICO — Allen-U.A.: A scenically beautiful Western with Lew Ayres as a Union captain, who, after attempting to defend _ maltreated Indians, is forced to track them down. With Marilyn Maxwell. (July) // (A) ON THE RIVIERA— 20th Century-Fox: There are cliches and confusion in this lavish Technicolor musical which stars Danny Kaye in the dual roles of playboy Frenchman and American entertainer. With Gene Tierney, Corinne Calvet. (May) 1/ (F) PAINTED HILLS, THE — M-G-M: Lassie deserves better than this dull story which has her avenging her master’s death. With Paul Kelly. (June) I///2 (A) PANDORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN — Romulus-M-G-M : A beautiful and tragic love story with Ava Gardner as a restless 1930 playgirl; James Mason, the 17th Century Dutchman doomed to sail the seven seas until he finds a woman who'd die for him. (June) 1//J4 (A) PAYMENT ON DEMAND — RKO: After twenty years, Bette Davis is asked for a divorce by Barry Sullivan in this adult case history of a marriage. With Betty Lynn. (May) 1/ (F) PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF, THE— U-I : Tony Curtis comes into his own as a star in this Technicolor Arabian Nights tale about a royal infant reared by renegades, who finally claims hi* birthright. With Piper Laurie. (July) l// (F) QUEEN FOR A DAY — Stillman-U. A. : The popular radio show is the springboard for dramatization of short stories: “Gossamer World,” “High Diver” and “Horsie” featuring Phyllis Avery, Adam Williams, Edith Meiser and cast of unknowns. (June) /"/ (F) SEALED CARGO — RKO: When Dana Andrews, owner of a small Canadian fishing boat during World War II sights a wrecked Danish schooner, he becomes involved in intrigue and murder. With Carla Balenda, Claude Rains. (July) »/ (F) SOLDIERS THREE— M-G-M: A rather dull and much too British version of the Kipling story despite the presence of Stewart Granger, Robert Newton, Walter Pidgeon, David Niven. (June) l// (F) TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL— 20th Century-Fox: A controversial but straightforward expose of cruelties of college sorority snobbishness. With Jeanne Crain, Dale Robertson, Mitzi Gaynor, Jean Peters. (July) (A) THING, THE — RKO: A chilling sciencefiction adventure about a “thing” from another planet that lands at North Pole in a flying saucer with the intention of destroying the earth. With Ken Tobey, Dewey Martin, Margaret Sheridan. (July) (F) UP FRONT— U-I: An entertaining comedy based on misadventures in Italy of World War II’s famous cartoon characters Willie and Joe. Tom Ewell and David Wayne bring the hilarious "dogfaces” to life. With Jeffrey Lynn. (May) (F) VALENTINO — Columbia: Intriguing, fictional treatment of life of Hollywood’s “Great Lover” with Tony Dexter as Valentino. Eleanor Parker, Richard Carlson, Patricia Medina. (May) / (F) WHIRLWIND — Columbia: Gene Autry rides the old trail as a government agent out to get a nasty thieving rancher. With Smiley Burnette. (July) l/l/l/ (F) YOU’RE IN THE NAVY NOW (U.S.S. Teakettle) — 20th Century-Fox: When Gary Cooper enlists in the Navy, he doesn’t reckon with being assigned to an experimental ship that won’t behave. A funny comedy with Jane Greer, Eddie Albert. (May) Name p City State •Offer good only in U. S. and Canada. You loved his voice . . . You'll love his life story . . . 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