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Great at the State, N. Y. and soon your folks will see Fred
Astaire and Ginger Rogers together again in M-G-M's big,
Technicolor musical. It's
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the most highly publicized reunion in
screen annals, which Hedda Hopper in her nation-wide column,
calls: "Their greatest picture." And Walter Winchell salutes
it
with a "Curtain Call" in his column, syndicated to millions.
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NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER
Already the airwaves are broadcasting the hit song, "Baby, It's
Cold Outside." M-G-M's Queen of Technicolor Musicals, starstudded,
spectacular, is the biggest commercial musical since
"Bathing Beauty." A cast of top entertainers: Esther Williams,
Red Skelton, Ricardo Montalban, Betty Garrett, Keenan Wynn,
Xavier Cugat.
COMING!
"ANNIE GET YOUR GUN." The most famous long-run stage
musical
comedy of years is a resplendent M-G-M Technicolor screen gem now. A
big all-star cast in scenes of splendor, excitement and glamour — plus —
musical score that includes eleven famous Irving Berlin melodies.
"ON THE TOWN." Another famed Broadway musical becomes Technicolor
screen magic at the hands of the industry's top musical producer, M-G-M.
Packed with stars who have delighted the fans in recent hit musicals: Frank
Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Betty Garrett, Vera-Ellen, Jules Munshin, Ann Miller.
Judy Garland and Van Johnson fall in love "IN THE GOOD OLD
SUMMERTIME." It's
M-G-M's Technicolor romance with Songs that preview
audiences call
"the best romantic musical since 'Meet Me In St. Louis'."
"THAT MIDNIGHT KISS"- Every Technicoloriffic moment of it throbs
with delight, for the millions of wives, shop-girls, teen-agers. Cast includes
Kathryn Grayson, Jose Iturbi, Ethel Barrymore and a new singing sensation
handsome, virile Mario Lanza.
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