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There's a tense moment for Captain Gregory Peck as he confronts Robert Beatty and Moultrie Kelsall in exciting adventure, "Captain Horatio Hornblower."
Vera-Ellen does a hectic Apache dance with David Lober in gay new musical, "Happy Co Lovely." She plays an American chorus girl performing in Scotland.
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On The Riviera
(Technicolor) 20th Century-Fox
A GENEROUS keyhole peek at La Belle France in her sauciest, naughtiest, sexiest deshabille. Stars Danny Kaye as an American nightclub entertainer who's the exact image of France's Man of the Hour, a dashing round-the-world pilot. (The similarity isn't too astounding, really, because Danny plays both roles.) As the American. Danny has luscious Corinne Calvet to romance, and as the Frenchman, Danny is married to Gene Tierney — ooohh, la, la! To save the flyer from going bankrupt, impersonator Danny is prevailed upon to take his place for an evening. Then, when the impersonation carries into Gene's boudoir, well, sir, OOOHH! LA! LA! LA! A honey of a picture in every which way, this has music, dancing, beautiful women, a double-dose of Danny and some of the raciest dialog ever to elude the censors' scissors.
Ace In The Hole
Paramount
WARNING: Kirk Douglas is not the prime example of what newspaper
men really are like. Besides writing the sort of news which brings libel suits, Kirk has a passion for tilting the bottle. With those vices, it's small wonder he winds up an obscure reporter in some godforsaken town in the Southwest. After waiting and praying for a big news story, Kirk latches on to a local human interest yarn: A man lies trapped in an ancient Indian cave. Kirk's flair for colorful reporting breaks loose. The nation's interest becomes aroused. Kirk, loathed to let a good thing die with the rescue of the entombed man, works it so the rescue is delayed five more days. The man dies because of the newspaperman's greed. His own conscience and his female counterpart in evil and selfishness, Jan Sterling, take care of Kirk's payment for the terrible crime. Well done melodrama with many wicked moments.
Excuse My Dust
(Technicolor) MGM
THEY all laughed when turn-of-thecentury inventor Red Skelton decided he was going to make some new-fangled gadget called a horseless carriage. It was the silliest thing anyone heard of! Even Red's fiancee, Sally Forrest, was inclined to go along with her papa, William Demarest and tried to talk Red into giving
Dana Andrews and Carla Balenda are involved in U-Boat intrigue in drama, "Sealed Cargo."