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^Variety
"Each year Oscars are handed out.
Shirley Booth's performance should
be very much in the running, no
matter what the competition."
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Among the year's best dramas, If
not t/ie best. Contams all the human
appeal to make it a solid hit every-
where."
—Motion Picture Magazine
One of the best of the year.
Promises highly profitable boxoffice
berformance."
^FUm Daily
"William Inge's hit play Is brought
to the screen with finely etched
performances, skillful direction and
nasterful production."
-Boxoffice
"Combines artistry with commercial
values."
— Hollywood Reporter
'*A powerful film. Burt Lancaster
startlingly effective."
— Louella Parsons, Cosmopolitan Magazine
"Ketti Frings has done a smash
job of adapting the
play to film.
Daniel Mann's direction has great
sensitivity."
^Daily Variety
"The best American picture of the
year.
— Arts Magazine
Watch the two 1952 pre-release engagements
— at the Victoria Theatre, New York City and
the Fine Arts Theatre, Los Angeles
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