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Current Films
BELLE OF THE YUKON— R/(0 International
Pictorially and vocally on the entertainment side, Gypsy Rose Lee and Dinah Shore are plenty to attract audiences to this film with an Alaskan setting in the 1890's. Randy Scott and \Mlliam ^^larshall are enough to provoke a few sighs on the romantic side. So, the spasmodic quirks in the stor}-, which is sometimes serious melodrama and sometimes definitely kidding, can easily be passed over. It deals with a confidence man who turns honest in spite of himself when he becomes the town's banker. There's much to-do about the bags of gold dust, and which of them contain real pay dirt and which are filled with river sand is as fascinating as the old shell game. Bob Burns is in solidly for a few sequences.
MURDER, MY SWEET— RKO Radio
"Jade, jade, who's got the jade necklace?" is the theme of this detective thriller, serving up a tough case for our sleuth, Dick Powell, to solve. He does it, but not without plenty of bodily harm. In fact, he loses consciousness through beatings and stranglings so many times that we wonder how he ever came through it alive enough to fall in love with one of the pretty suspects, Anne Shirley. Responsible for his many downfalls are the master mind, played suavely by Otto Kruger ; the "Aloose" with super-human strength, Mike Mazurki; and the alluring siren, Claire Trevor. But don't get us wrong. It's good film entertainment in spite of its scandal-sheet aura.
BEACHHEAD TO BERLIN— Worne/ Bros.
In this twenty-minute Technicolor special subject, the U. S. Coast Guard photographers have captured for all time one of the greatest events of this war — the Normandy invasion. Showing the practice maneuvers, the training and briefing of our boys, the co-ordination of various forces, and finally the actual invasion and warfare, this film should be part of America's education. Designed to give an over-all picture of the event, the film also oiTers a splendid symphony of color photography. Congratulations are in order, especially to the Coast Guard for dedicating it to the unsung branch of the seri-ice, the U. S. Chaplain Corps.
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