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"Rear Window" "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers"
Stan is a man you'll never hear of again — an average guy who works in an office here in New York. He's married and has a daughter just turning fifteen. Before his daughter Jane's school started, Stan and his wife and Jane toured the United States on a month’s vacation, and in the evening after they had explored the town in which they found themselves — they'd go to the movies. And it was Stan's exclamation that inspires this piece: "Why," said he on his return, "this is the Golden Age of motion pictures!"
Like most good things in life, this didn't "just happen." In Hollywood today there are men who have spent their entire lifetimes gaining experience, bringing the best in entertainment to the screen. That knowledge is paying off in the best motion pictures ever made. Just as last year Hollywood produced "The Robe," so this year it has produced such wonderful spectacles as "Knights of the Round Table," "Prince Valiant," "Demetrius and the Gladiators," "King Richard and the Crusaders," "The Black Shield of Falworth" and "The Egyptian."
In the field of adventure films, "Hondo," "Rob Roy," "River of No Return," "Apache" and "Valley of the Kings" provide a full measure of excitement.
Film drama attains new power with "Executive Suite," "Men of the Fighting Lady," "The Caine Mutiny," "Magnificent Obsession," "Broken Lance," "On the Waterfront," "A Star Is Born."
What thrillers of other years have reached a greater pitch of suspense than "Dial M for Murder," "The High and the Mighty” or "Rear Window"?
For romance, gay or touching, you have "Three Coins in the Fountain," "Sabrina," "The Barefoot Contessa."
For hearty laughs or sly chuckles, there are "Knock on Wood," "Susan Slept Here," "A Woman's World."
"The Glenn Miller Story," "The Student Prince," "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," and "White Christmas" pour out a wealth of music to give a final touch of brilliance to Hollywood's Golden Age. Discover for yourself, just as Stan did, that there is nothing like a good movie to provide a completely satisfying evening of entertainment.
"The Barefoot Contessa"
"The EavDtian"
"Susan Slept Here"
"On the Waterfront"
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