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Left: In MGM's "The Miniver Story," a sequel to "Mrs. Miniver," Greer Carson and Walter Pidgeon are faced with postwar adjustment problems.
Highway 301
Warner Brothers
THE brutal saga of a wolf-pack of gunmen, headed by Steve Cochran, which up to a point successfully evades the authorities. Strewn along the gang's path of holdups are the bodies of a number of innocent people who have interfered with Operations Heist. Included is Steve's girl after she is determined not to have anything further to do with Steve and/or his rotten life. Lots of hair-raising man-hunt scenes, with emphasis laid on the shrewd police work which brought about the obliteration of the entire mob.
Tripoli
(Technicolor) Paramount
RIP-SNORTING adventure about the first days of the U. S. Marine Corps when they got involved with
Right: Jane Powell, an 18year-old with a vivid imagination, as she pictures herself in her fanciful dreams in "Two Weeks With Love," gay musical.
desert chieftains and Maureen O'Hara. Marine Lieutenant John Payne is in charge of the expedition to gain entry into a North African port where the Marines hope to establish a vital base. Chieftain Philip Reed, whom Maureen wants to marry, pulls a double-cross and John and his cohorts are confronted with more trouble than they anticipated. Because this picture doesn't make any pretenses — it is hoped — you aren't too taken aback when what looks like an impenetrable stone wall sways as John clambers up the side, and the fact that three-quarters of the lush scenery is obviously painted canvas.
The Miniver Story
MGM
GREER GARSON really suffers in this one! The War is over, and England is going through its reconstruction phase as Greer finds out she's only got a few more months to live; her daughter,
Naive James Stewart runs into a bit of trouble when he goes to have his portrait painted by artist Pat Medina as one of his radio quiz prizes in 20th Century's "The Jackpot."
Cathy O'Donnell, is playing around with a roue; and her romance with Air Force flyer John Hodiak cahn't possibly survive now that her husband, Walter Pidgeon, has returned from the wars. Every tear-jerking gimmick is wrung dry in what obviously is the lahst of the Miniver stories. Enough tears should
Dick Powell subdues menace William Conrad in this scene in "Cry Danger," RKO thriller.