Boxoffice-December.02.1950
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Opinions on Current Productions; Exploitips for Selling to the Publit<br />
FEATURE REVIEWS<br />
1 The Goldbergs F<br />
Paramount (5011) 83 Minutes Rel.<br />
; This ofiers delightful entertainment to a ready-made audi-<br />
: ence of the many thousands who have followed the fortunes<br />
: of the amusing Goldberg family for years on the radio and<br />
• now also see and hear its members on television. It is a<br />
(FOR STORY SYNOPSIS ON EACH PICTURE, SEE REVERSE SIDE)<br />
: sure-fire attraction. Gertrude Berg, Philip Loeb and the<br />
: others, all borrowed from the radio-television show, are Pacifu<br />
• excellent. The direction by Walter Hart, who never lets "'^"'l'<br />
; the action become static during the folksy chatter, is top-<br />
: notch. The scene is laid in an apartment house in the Bronx<br />
1 "bounded by the Atlantic on the east and the United States<br />
• on the west." Molly's comments are priceless. She talks<br />
• about letting the children vacation at Pincus' Pines, warns<br />
: them against becoming "eardroppers" and observes: "Five<br />
: people, one bathroom, cooperation, please." It's great fun.<br />
• Gertrude Berg, Philip Loeb, Eli Mintz, Eduard Franz, Larry<br />
: Robinson, Arlene McQuade, Betty Walker.
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