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— o MASK OF THE AVENGER (Historical Droma). Stars: John Derek, Jody Lawrence, Anthony Quinn. Producer: Hunt Stromberg. Director: Phil Korlson. Original: George Bruce. Screenplay: Jesse L. Losky jr. • A soldier in Italy's war with Austria in ] 848, John Derek returns home on leave to find himself accused as a traitor and his father slain. Determined to avenge the family name, he manages to prove the real traitor and assassin is Anthony Quinn, the militory governor, and kills him in hand-to-hand combat. Filmed in Technicolor. THE MOB (Crime Drama). Stars: Broderick Crawford, Betty Buehler, Richard Kiley. Producer: Jerry Bresler. Director; Robert Parrish. Original: Ferguson Findley. Screenplay; William Bowers. • Detective Broderick Crawford disguises himself OS a dock worker to track down the head of a waterfront racketeering gang. The job involves his fiancee, who is captured by the crooks, and Crawford rescues her. The gong leader trails them to the hospitol where the girl is token, and Crawford sloys him in a showdown gun battle. MONTANA TERRITORY (Western). Stars: Lon McCallister, Wanda Hendrix, Preston Foster. Producer: Colbert Clark. Director; Ray Nozarro. Original Screenplay: Barry Shipmon. • Lon McCallister, ornving in Montana as a goldhunter, witnesses a brutal murder by road agents. Learning this, Preston Foster, the sheriff and leader of the gang, tries to eliminate Lon. However, in a showdown battle Foster is captured and his gang rubbed out. Filmed in Technicolor. MY SIX CONVICTS (Semidocumentary Drama). Stars: John Seal, Millard Mitchell, Gilbert Roland. Producer: Stanley Kramer. Director: Hugo Fregonese. Original; Dr. Donald Powell Wilson. Screenplay: Edward and Edna Anholt. • Adapted from the book by Dr. Donald Powell Wilson, this casts John Beal as the research psychologist who, over a three-year period, conducts an exhaustive survey of attitudes, aptitudes ond behavior patterns of the inmates of a state penitentiary. His findings were instrumental in institutino prison reforms. PAULA (Drama). Stars: Loretta Young, Kent Smith, Alexander Knox. Producer: Buddy Adier. Director; Rudolph Mate. Original: Larry Marcus. Screenplay: Charles Bennett. • Loretta Young injures a young orphan boy in a car accident. Fleeing an erroneous hit-and-run charge, she nevertheless orronges to take the lad who has become a mute— into her home to try to cure him. She is successful, but not before the story is brought to the attention of the police, who let Loretta off with probation. PURPLE HEART DIARY (Comedy With Music). Stars: Frances Longford, Judd Holdren, Ben Lessy. Producer: Sam Katzman. Director; Richard Quine. Original: Frances Longford's syndicated newspaper column. Screenplay: William Sockheim. • This is a frctionol version of the World War II activities of Frances Longford and her small troupe of USO entertainers in the Pacific area. High point of the plot is her success in rehabilitating a former football star, hopelessly crippled in bottle, and reuniting him with the nurse with whom he is in love. RED SNOW (Melodrama). Stars: Guy Madison, Gloria Saunders, Robert Peyton. Producer: Boris Fêtroff. Director: Horry Franklin. Original Screenplay: Tom Hubbord. • The personnel of a U.S. air force bose in northern Alaska is assigned to track down o mysterious airplane which hos been noted over the territory. The plane, it develops, is Russian, due to test a secret new military weapon. However, the Russian pilot—hating the Red regime—sabotages the croft and the test is a failure. THE SABRE AND THE ARROW (Historical Western). Stars; Broderick Crawford, Borboro Hole, Lloyd Bridges. Producer: Buddy Adler. Director: Andre de Toth. Original Screenplay: Kenneth Garnet. • Broderick Crawford, a cavalry sergeant in 1876, and five troopers are the only survivors of a brutal raid by warring Comonches. Crawford ond his men, and o handful of civilians, seek refuge in on old Spanish mission, and monage to fight off the redskins until the timely arrival of reinforcements. SCANDAL SHEET (Drama). Stars; John Derek, Donna Reed, Broderick Crawford. Producer: Edword Small. Director: Phil Karlson. Original: Samuel Fuller. Screenplay: Ted Sherdeman, Eugene Ling, James Poe. • Broderick Crawford, ruthless ond dynamic newspaper editor, kills his wife, whom he had deserted, when she threatens to expose him. John Derek, a reporter on Crawford's paper, is assigned to the story, traces the dead woman's life bock two decades, and identifies Crawford as the murderer. THE SNIPER {Crime Drama). Stars: Arthur Fronz, Adolphe Menjou, Marie Windsor. Producer; Stanley Kramer. Director; Edward Dmytryk. Original: Edna and Edword Anhalt. Screenplay; Horry Brown. • Arthur Franz, ex-convict and mental case, is impelled, by something he cannot control, to go on a killing spree, selecting casual acquaintances and even strangers as his victims. He is finally captured by Adolphe Menjou, a police lieutenant, but not before the entire city is aroused and terrorstricken. THE SON OF DR. JEKYLL (Horror Melodrama). Stars; Louis Hay word, Jody Lawrance, Alexonder Knox. Producer: Charles R. Rogers. Director: Seymour Friedman. Original: Mortimer Braus, Jack Pol lexfen. Screenplay: Edward Huebsch. • Louis Hayward, son of the terrifying Dr. Jekyll (killed when Hayward was an infant), undertakes experiments to prove his father was not a sadistic lunatic. As o result, he is wrongfully accused of criminal attacks, but manages to clear himself and place the blame on Alexander Knox, who hod been his father's trusted friend. SOUND OFF (Comedy With Music). Stars: Mickey Rooney, Delores Sidener, Henry Slate. Producer: Jonie Taps. Director: Richard Quine. Original; No credits set. Screenplay; No credits set. • Mickey Rooney, an uninhibited New York nightclub entertainer, is drafted and sent to Fort Dix, where his shenonigans keep him in constant hot water. He foils in love with Delores Sidener, an army nurse, who promises to be his girl—if he starts acting like a mature individual ond good soldier, which Mickey does with conspicuous success. STORM OVER TIBET (Drama). Stars: Rex Reason, Diono Douglas, Myron Heoley. Producers: Laslo Benedek, Ivan Tore (Summit Productions). Director; Andrew Martin. Original: Ivan Tors. Screenplay: Ivan Tors, Sam Meyer. • Flying the "hump" in the Himalayas during World War 11, Myron Healey crashes in the uncharted wilderness, after stealing a sacred religious image. His buddy. Rex Reason, who marries Heo ley's widow, undertakes a dangerous attempt to locate Healey, only to learn definitely of the lotter's death. TEN TALL MEN (Dromo). Stars: Burt Lancaster, Jody Lawrence, Gilbert Roland. Producer: Harold Hecht (Norma Productions). Director; Willis Goldbeck. Original: James Warner Bellah, Willis Goldbeck. Screenplay; Frank Davis, Roland Kibbee. • Tossed into the guardhouse for trying to steal his superior officer's girl friend, Burt Lancaster persuades the officer to send him and seven fellowprisoners {all Foreign Legionnaires) on a suicidol mission to divert on army of Riffs. They are successful, ond Lancaster and his men are decorated for bravery. TERRY AND THE PIRATES (Action Drama). Stars: Not set. Producers; Sam Katzmon, Douglas Foirbanks jr. Director: Not set. Original: Comic strip. Screenplay: Not set. • Planned for Technicolor filming, this is a screen version of the syndicated comic strip, screen rights to which were acquired some years ago by Douglas Foirbanks jr. THIEF OF DAMASCUS (Costume Drama). Stars: Poul Henreid, Jeff Donnell, Lon Choney. Producer: Sam Kotzmon. Director: Lew Landers. Original Screenplay: Robert E. Kent. • In 643 A. D., bloodthirsty John Sutton tries to conquer Damascus, gateway to Persia, but is opposed by Sheherazade (Jeff Donnell) and a doshing general, Paul Henreid. Foiled in his plan to marry her, Sutton threatens to execute Sheherazade, but Henreid and his followers, in hand-to-hand combat, drive out the invaders. A YANK IN INDO-CHINA (Drama). Stars: Douglas Dick, Jean Willes, John Archer. Producer; Sam Kotzmon. Director; Wally Grissell. Original Screenplay: Sam Newman. • Three Americans, who operate an air cargo line in Indo-China, are taken prisoners by the Communists. Jimmy Durante BAHOMETEB Section
— FBI GIRL (Droma). Sfors: Audrey Totter, Cesar Romero, George Brent. Producer-Director: William Berkc. Original: Rupert Hughes. Screenplay; Richard Landau, Dwight Bobcock. • The governor of a state where a senote crime committee probe is about to bo lounched is, in reolity, a wonted murderer. His efforts to steal his fingerprints from the FBI files lead to murder and intrigue, but a trop laid by Audrey Totter, an FBI girl, leads to his ultimate capture. FOR MEN ONLY {Droma). Stars: Paul Henreid, Margaret Field, Robert Sherman. Producer-Director: Paul Henreid. Original Screenplay: Louis Morheim. • Paul Henreid, a college professor, befriends a student about to be initiated into a fraternity. The student dies, o victim of a brutal hozmg, and Henreid is framed by a coed whose advances he had repulsed. However, Henreid is successful in having hazing outlawed and in clearing his own name. GALVESTON (Historicol Western). Stars: Not set. Producer-Director: Charles Marquis Warren. Original Screenploy: John Champion. • Frontier days in Texas provide the background for this action entry. THE GREAT ADVENTURE (Melodrama). Stars: Jack Hawkins, Peter Hammond, Dennis Price. Producer: Aubrey Boring. Director: David MocDonald. Original Screenpla>: Robert Westerby. • Jack Hawkins returns from Africa's Boer War to find his fiancee, Siobhon McKenna, married to Dennis Price. Price accomponies Hawkins on a hazardous journey to recover a cache of diamonds, ond disappears. Accused of his murder by his friend, Peter Hammond, Hawkins perishes in o mine slide while attempting to kill Hammond. HELLGATE PRISON (Action Drama), Stars: Lloyd Bridges (incomplete). Producer-Director: Charles Marquis Warren. Original: Not set. Screenplay: Not set. • Concerns a prisoner-of-war camp during the Civil War LEAVE IT TO THE MARINES (Comedy). Stars: Sid Melton, Mara Lynn, Gregg Mortell. Producer: Sigmund Neufeld. Director; Samuel Newfield, Original Screenplay: Orville Hampton. • At city hall Sid Melton gets confused, and instead of obtoining the marriage license his sweetheart. Mora Lynn, is waiting for, gets himself enlisted in the marine corps. A heartless sergeont, Gregg Mortell, coveting Mara, assigns Sid to mind the camp mascot, but in the line of duty Sid wins o hero's medal. LOAN SHARK (Melodrama). Stors: George Raft, Dorothy Hart. Producer: Edward Levin. Director: Seymour Friedman. Original Screenplay: not set. • George Roft has the starring role in this copsond-robbers melodrama. MAN BAIT (Mystery Drama). Stars: George Brent, Marguerite Chapman. Producers: Robert L. Lippert, James Correros. Director: Terence Fisher. Original: Jamc$ Hadlcy Chase. Screenplay: Frederick Knott. • This murder mystery was filmed in England. MASSACRE (Historical Western). Stars: not set. Producer: Sig Neufeld. Director: Sam Newfield. Original: Thomas Blackburn. Screenploy: not set. • A story of covolry-vs-lndions worfare in the 1880s, this IS adapted from on Argosy mogozine serial. NAVAJO (Adventure Drama). Stars: Froncis Kee Teller, John Mitchell, members of Navajo tribe. Producer: Hall Bortlett. Director: Norman Foster. Original Screenplay: Norman Foster. • With the fierce independence of the Navajo, Francis Kee Teller, a seven-year-old, resolves to live with his tribe forever far from the white mar. Forced into a hated government school, he escapes, vengefully luring his pursuers to certain death but recoils from the shaming impulse and mokes his peace, RING AROUND SATURN (Drama). Stars: not set. Producers: Edword and William Nossour, Paul Henreid. Director. Paul Henreid. Original Screenplay: Paul Roder. • This is a drama of form life, dealing with a boy and his champion bull. SKY HIGH (Comedy). Stars: Sid Melton, Maro Lynn, Sam Flint. Producer: Sigmund Neufeld, Director: Samuel Newfield. Original Screenplay: Orville Hampton. • When his wartime commander. Major Doug Evans, arrives at a U.S. air force base, toil gunner Sid Melton is assigned to pose os on enemy agent. In spite of spy Margio Dean's somctime:> irresistible allure, Sid's efforts help effect capture of the would-be soboteurs. STOLEN FACE (Melodroma). Stars: Paul Henreid, Lizobctn Scott. Producer: James Correros, Robert L. Lippert. Director: Terence Fisher. Original: Alex Pool. Screenplay: Martin Berkley, Richard Londau. • This cops-and-robbers dromo was produced in England. SUPERMAN AND THE MOLE MEN (Melodrama). Stars. George Reeves, Phyllis Cootes. Producers: Bernard Luber, Robert MoxwcH. Director: Lee Sholcm. Original Screenplay: Richard Fielding. • Film version of the adventures of the comic strip charocter, the invincible Superman. TALES OF ROBINHOOD (Adventure). Stors: Robert Clarke, Mary Hatcher, Paul Cavonagh. Producer: Hal Roach jr. Director: James Tinling. Original Screenplay: Leroy H. Zehren. • In 12th century Eng'ond, nobleman Robin Hood (Robert Clarke) and a loyal bond he'p redress the wrongs imposed on the defeated Soxons by their Norman conquerors. Near his headquarters deep in Sherwood Forest Robin Hood rescues the foir Moid Marian (Mary Hatcher) from robbers, ond wins her to his ideals and heart. UNKNOWN WORLD (Science-Fiction Drama). Stors: Victor Kihon, Bruce Kellogg, Jim Bonnon. Producers: J. R. Rabin, I. A. Block, Director: Terry Morse. Original Screenplay: Millard Koufmon. • Six men and a woman drill a hole into the depths of the earth, seeking a sofe retreat from a possible atomic war. They reach a vast subterraneon world but ore imperiled by on earthquake, and manage to escape just in time to ovoid being cought in a huge tidal wove. VARIETIES ON PARADE (Musical). Stars: Tom Neol, Eddie Dean, Jackie Coogan, Speciolty Acts. Producer-Director: Ron Ormond. Original Screenplay: Ron Ormond. • With Eddie Garr serving as master of ceremonies, this has Tom Neal, Jackie Coogan, Lyie Talbot and Iris Adrian appearing in a series of skits, interspersed with song numbers ond a number of vaudeville acts, including ocrobots, jugglers, dancers and magicians. tn H ACROSS THE WIDE MISSOURI (Historical Western). Stars: Clark Gable, Mario Elena Marques, Ricordo Monfalbon. Producer: Robert Sisk. Director: Williom A. Wellmon. Original: Talbot Jennings, Frank Covett. Screenplay: Talbot Jennings. • Clark Gable, o tropper and Indian fighter in the 1880s, morries Maria Elena Marques of the Blockfoot tribe, to gain borgoining power with her people. After she bears him a son, and he falls deeply in love with her, she is killed in a redskin attack upon Coble's party, ond Gable returns the baby to the Blackfoot people. ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN (Musical). Stars: Gene Kelly, Danny Koye, Dean Stockwell. Producer: Arthur Freed. Director: Vincente Minnelli. Original: Mark Twain. Screenplay: Donald Ogden Stewart, Alan Joy Lerner. • Mark Twain's classic story of the Mississippi in the 1840s comes to the screen as a Technicolor tunefilm, with Dean Stockwell title-roling as the youngster who journeys down the river on o raft with a Negro slave whom he eventually succeeds in setting free. AMERICAN BEAUTY (Comedy Dramo). Stars: Not set. Producer: Sidney Sheldon. Director: Not set. Original: Eiick Moll, Robert Jung. Screenplay: Margaret Fitts, Edith Sommer, Charles Lederer, Ken Englund. • In four episodes, this interweaves the stories of four American girls. AN AMERICAN IN PARIS (Musical). Stors: Gene Kelly, Leslie Coron, Oscar Levant. Producer: Arthur Freed. Director: Vincente Minelli. Original Screenplay: Alan Joy Lerner. • Gene Kelly, on ex-GI, stays in Paris after the war and dobbles at being o painter. Nina Foch, o wealthy, foot-loose American girl, falls in love with him and uses her money to help his career, but Gene falls madly in love with Leslie Coron, a pretty French girl—and, although poor, they plon to marry. Filmed in Technicolor. BANNERLINE (Drama). Stars: Keefe Brasselle, Sally Forrest, Lionel Borrymore. Producer; Henry Bermon. Director; Don Weis. Original: Samson Rophaelson. Screenplay: Charles Schnee. • An ambitious young reporter, Keefe Brasselle, is instrumental in rousing his community to the foct thot the city is controlled by racketeering grofters. After he is brutally beaten by the mobsters, the grand jury calls on emergency session and the fight begins for civic reform. BECAUSE YOU'RE MINE (Musical Comedy). Stars: Mario Lanza, Doretta Morrow, Spring Byington. Producer: Joe Pasternak. Director: Alexander Hall. Original; Joe Posternok, Screenplay: Ruth Brooks Flippen, Leonard Spigelgass, Karl Tunberg. • An opera star is drafted into military service. BELLE OF NEW YORK (Musical Comedy). Stars: Fred Astaire, Vero-Ellen, Keenan Wynn. Producer: Arthur Freed. Director: Chorles Walters. Original Screenplay; Jerry Davis, Irving Elingson, Robert O'Brien. • Fred Astaire has a proposing complex—especially where chorus girls ore concerned—and is now, unhappily, engoged to marry one. But he falls in love all over ogoin with Vero-Ellen, who is engaged in missionary work on the Bowery, forgets all about his own wedding and finally winds up with Vero-Ellen. Filmed in Technicolor. BRIGADOON (Musical Comedy). Stars: Gene Kelly, Kathryn Grayson. Producer: Arthur Freed. Director: Not set. Original: Alan Lerner. Screenplay: Alan Lerner. • Film version of the stage success, this has o Scottish background and will be filmed in Technicolor. CALLAWAY WENT THATAWAY {Comedy Western). Stars: Howard Keel, Fred MocMurroy, Dorothy Mc- Guire. Producer-Directors: Norman Panama, Melvin Frank. Original Screenplay; Norman Panama, Melvin Frank. • Howard Keel, hard-drinking cowboy star, is a hos-been until TV, running his old pictures, makes him a notional hero. Efforts to locate him are futile, but his double—a clean-living cowhand— is imported from the range. When the real cowboy star appears, he almost ruins the plot until his double disposes of him and wins the gal. CALLING BULLDOG DRUMMOND (Mystery Drama). Stars: Walter Pidgeon, Morgaret Leighton, Robert Beotty. Producer: Hayes Goetz. Director: Victor Seville. Original: Gerald Fair lee. Screenplay: Gerald Fairlee, Emmett Rogers, Arthur Wimperis. • Prevailed upon by Scotland Yard to help solve a series of large-scale robberies. Bulldog Drummond (Walter Pidgeon) emerges from retirement, poses as a wanted criminal and joins the gang. At the risk of his own life, Drummond manages to cooture the ringleoder. Filmed in England. CARBINE WILLIAMS (Drama). Stars: James Stewart, Wendell Corey, Jeon Hagen. Producer: Armond Deutsch. Director: Richard Thorpe, Original Screenplay: William Bowers, Arthur Cohn. • A biogrophy of David Marshall Williams, who while serving a prison sentence— invented the carbine used by U.S. troops in World War II. James Stewart is cast as Williams and Wendell Corey as the prison warden who was instrumental in encouraging Williams to succeed in his achievement. DANGEROUS WHEN WET (Musical Comedy). Stars; Esther Williams, Fernando Lamas, Debbie Reynolds. Producer: George Wells. Director: Not set. Original: Screenplay: Dorothy Kingsley. • Another tunefilm, in Technicolor, showcasing the oquotic talents of Esther Williams. DAYS BEFORE LENT (Drama). Stars: Gig Young, Keenan Wynn, Williom Campbell. Producer; John Houseman, Director: Gerald Mayer. Original: Hamilton Basso. Screenplay: A. I. Bezzerides. • A surgeon tries to quit his profession but finds himself bound by ties that cannot be cut. EAGLE ON HIS CAP (Droma). Stars: Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker, Morilyn Erskine. Producers and Directors: Norman Panama, Melvin Frank. Original: Beirne Lay jr. Screenplay; Norman Ponoma, Melvin Frank, Beirne Lay jr. • This is a film biography of Col. Paul Tibbets, the air force pilot who dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945. EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS (Musical). Stars: Red Skelton, Vero-Ellen (incomplete). Producer: George Wells. Director; Not set. Original Screenplay: George Wells. • This tunefilm will be photographed in Technicolor. FEARLESS FAGAN (Comedy). Stars: Debbie Reynolds, Corleton Carpenter (incomplete). Producer: Edwin H, Knopf. Director: Not set. Original; Sidney Franklin jr. Screenplay: Charles Lederer. • Taken from newspaper headlines is this story of o young mon who, when drafted, brought his trained lion into camp with him because he hod nowhere else to dispose of the animal. FLESH AND THE DEVIL (Romantic Drama), Stars: Ava Gardner, Ricardo Montalban, Fernando Lomos. Producer- Director: Clarence Brown. Original; Herman Sudermon. Screenploy: Not set. • A new version of the tempestuous love story which was first filmed by this company as a silent in 1927, co-starring John Gilbert and Greta Garbo. GHOST OF A CHANCE (Musical), Stars: Gene Kelly, Vero-Ellen (incomplete). Producer: Joe Pasternak. Director: Not set. Originol: Ned Young. Screenplay: Karl Tunberg, Leonard Spigelgass. • This musical, to be filmed in Technicolor, Is adopted from a novel of the same title by Ned Young. THE GIRL IN WHITE (Drama). Stars; June Arthur Kennedy, Gary Merrill. Producer: Allyson, Armond Deutsch. Director: John Sturges. Original: Emily Barringer. Screenploy: Irmgard von Cube, Philip Stevenson, Allan Vincent. • June Allyson portrays Dr. Emily Dunning Barringer in this film biography of the first woman ambulance doctor and surgeon in the history of American medicine. GIVE THE GIRL A BREAK (Musical). Cost: Gene Kelly, Vera-E'ien, Debbie Reynolds. Producer: Jack Cummmgs. Director; Not set. Original: Vera Cospory. Screenplay: Fronces Goodrich, Albert Hockett. • This Technicolor tunefilm has a Broadway locole. GLORY ALLEY (Drama). Stars: Ralph Meeker, Leslie Coron, Gilbert Roland. Producer: Nicholas Nayfack. Director; Raoul Walsh. Original Screenplay: Art Cohn. • This story of the U.S. marines casts Ralph Meeker as a prize-fighting champion. H W O o > M BOXOFFICE 93
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