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Smilin' Through — M-G-M
Exquisite Technicolor makes the third offering of this tender romance more charming than the earlier films. The story spans two periods and treats of undying love. Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond are teamed for first time, in dual roles— she as Moonyean and Kathleen; he as her aunt's suitormurderer, and later as his son. Brian Aherne plays the uncle. All give fine performances. Sentimentalists will love it.
Texas — Columbia
Lusty is the word for "Texas" — lusty and full of vim, vigor and vitality. It's red-blooded, all right. Did we like it? Sure did. William Holden's Dan Thomas is something to talk about. And Dan is no namby-pamby. He's a tough hombre. Edgar Buchanan's role of the respected Doc Thorpe is a new high in smooth villainy. And funny. Holden and Glenn Ford reach Texas after the Civil War hungry and broke. Claire Trevor is in cast
The Maltese Falcon — Warners
It wouldn't be fair to you if we went into details of "The Maltese Falcon." We mean plot details. Suffice it to say, however, writer-director John Huston did an extraordinary job of maintaining suspense even after you suspect the identity of the evil ones.. Watching Humphrey Bogart's characterization of Detective Sam Spade is a memorable experience. Mary Astor, Peter Lorre and Sidney Greenstreet also merit high praise.
Sun Valley Serenade — 20th Century-Fox
If you're feeling tense and jittery, "Sun Valley Serenade" is a sure-fire pick-meup.' Sort of like a tonic. No deep stuff, this. It's light and fluffy and full of fun. And it has lots of lovely scenic shots. There's Sonja Henie, a dream on ice, playing the part of a refugee. There's the triangle — Sonja, John Payne and Lynn Bari. There's the comedian — Milton Berle. There's the music — Glenn Miller and his orchestra. Gay and entertaining !
This Woman Is Mine — Universal
Somewhere along the line something happened to this. Unhappily, it didn't happen for the best. The action is pokey ; the atmosphere morbid instead of lively. Adventure doesn't make its bow until tlie last few minutes and then it's too late to care. The story is about a fur-trading expedition. Carol Bruce's vivid personality is not shown to advantage. Franchot Tone's movements are lethargic ; John Carroll's accent is thick, but he's lively.
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