Boxoffice-April.07.1958

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ARMS"
icting. As usual, Vittorio De Sica responds to the
dramatic demands and portrays with great finesse
I caustic medico who takes Hghtly his amours.
The movie is superb fare in every facet of
Droduction and well worth the price of admission
f only to view the gorgeous mountain scenes and
;errain so thrillingly exhibited by the color and
Cinema-Scope, pointed up by the fine music.
The picture is also a great credit to Director
his remarkable ability to handle huge groups of
people— in this instance, armies on the march,
on retreat, in battle— as well as the delicate scenes
of a small bov on a street.
"A Farewell To Arms" will undoubtedly be
a tremendous success, possibly greater, even, than
Selznick's "Gone With The Wind." This is a
wonderful contribution to the screen that you
!^harles Vidor, long recognized in
Hollywood for
should see.
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REWELL":
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One of the year's blockbusters.''
LOUELLA 0. PARSONS: ''The best of Selznickr
WALTER WINCHELL: "/ could see it twice."
REDBOOK: ''Picture of the Month.'
COSMOPOLITAN: "Picture of the Month."
ne of the 10 best pictures of the year."
i: TO ALL EXHIBITORS FROM
.OW-UP FOR ADVANCE LOBBY DISPLAY.