Casablanca (Warner Bros.) (1942)

sero ee ores ~ a Se SH so Oy NR seetetinetneeeiidl a erecta” 7 = } HE « : od as Hive wi re ; ag ce ty Bs x ' z H eae] e ct ws a, oth NES Git {iil IU AUTUULUULUL 1 } aes CASABLANCA Cast Rick HUMPHREY BOGART Ilsa Lund INGRID BERGMAN Victor Laszlo Paul Henreid Captain Louis Renault Claude Rains Senor Ferrari Sydnéy Greenstreet Ugarte ...... Peter Lorre Major Strasser Conrad Veidt Carl, a waiter S. Z. Sakall Production Directed by Michael Curtiz Screen Play by Julius J. & Phillip G. Epstein and Howard Koch; From a Play by Murray Burnett and Joan Alison; Music by Max Steiner; Director of Photography, Arthur Edeson, A.S.C.; Film Editor, Owen Marks; Art Director, Carl Jules Weyl; Sound by Francis J. Scheid; Special Effects by Lawrence But ler, Directer and Willard Van Enger, A.S.C.; Dia oe ‘fogue Director, Hugh Mac Mullan; Montages by Don Seigel and James Leicester 5 Technieal Advisor, Robert Eisner; Set Decorations by George James Hopkins; Gowns by Orry-Kelly; Makeup Artist, Pere Westmore; Orchestral Arrangements by Hugo Friedhofer; Songs by M. K. Jerome and Jack Scholl; Musical ‘Director, Leo F. Forbstein. Story (Not For Publication) Refugees fleeing Nazi Europe to Nick’s Cafe in Casablanca, owned by Humphrey Bogart. Ingrid Bergman and Paul Henreid, an underground leader, are anxiously awaiting visas so they can depart. Peter Lorre, who has two visas, turns them over to Bogart for safe-keeping just before he is arrested by the Nazis and French Police, headed by Claude Rains. Efforts are then made to prevent Ingrid and Henreid from obtaining these valuable visas. Years before, Bogart and Ingrid had Been in love in Paris, and now the girl approaches him for the visas. Bogart finds he is still in love with Ingrid, so he puts the girl and Henreid safely aboard a departing plane. Bogart kills the Nazi who pursues them, but Rains does a turnabout and frees him. Bogart and Rains then leave to join the Fighting French. (Running time: | 102 min.) | HNIIUAUUULUULLLU iLL oN TT a SS @ ie 2 New Campaign Material for Re-Release of ‘CASABLANCA’ and They have a date with The King Gy é of Action — @& te a WARNER BROS. | Joins The World's RE-RELEASE + Greatest Crime Smashers! | with PAUL CLAUDE SYDNEY PETER WARNER BROS. RE-RELEASE directed byWI LLIAM KEIGH LEY HALBWALLIS.... MICHAEL curTZ™™ Screen Play by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein and Howard Koch From a Play by Murray Burnett and Joan Alison » Music by Max Steiner ree T Country of Origin U.S.A. Copyright 1949 Werner Bros. Pictures Distributing: Corporation aU nn TTT Cast Brick Davis JAMES CAGNEY Kay McCord : Margaret Lindsay Jean Morgan Ann Dvorak Jeff McCord Robert Armstrong Collins Barton MacLane Hugh Farrel. .Lloyd Nolan McKay. . William Harrigan Gerard ...Russell Hopton Production Director, William Keighley. Screen Play by Seton 1. Miller, Story by Gregory Rogers. Photography by Sol Polito. Film Editor, Jack Killifer. Art Director, John Hughes. Gowns by Orry-Kelly. Musical Director, Leo F. Forbstein. \ ——— NOTE: THIS AD _ May Be Cut Apart. ' Separate Two-Column and One-Column Ads. <——— Story _ (Not For Publication) James Cagney, raised by an unknown emperor of the underworld, joins the G-Men to avenge the murder of a college chum. Robert Armstrong, his ‘superior, dislikes him, but Cagney falls in love with his sister, Margaret Lindsay. The department is assigned to capture the new Public Enemy No. 1, Barton MacLane, whose wife, Ann Dvorak, has long been in love with Cagney. Jim, tracks MacLane down to his Wisconsin hideout, but the mobster escapes. Margaret is kidnapped and_ will be killed unless MacLane is permitted to flee the country. Ann learns where they are holding Margaret, and she puts through a call to Cagney. She is shot, but Cagney reaches her side in time to learn the address of the gang’s headquarters. He rushes te the garage, wounds MacLane, just as Armstrong comes up to finish the job. The G-Men then shake hands. (Running time: | 85 min.) | HNMNUNLUUL TITLE |