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nternational Acclaim Follows Premiere in Paris! A distinguished array of critics, invited from all comers of the world, attended the dual premiere at the Ambassade and Richelieu Theatres of this dazzUng Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer picture. The acclaim was unprecedented. Here are a few excerpts from the remarkable reviews: "An entirely new picture packed with thrills and made with Minnelli's usual artistry." —Le Soir {Paris) "This production has everything to fill boxoffices all over the world." —The Bildezeitung {Germany) "Told with tremendous forthrightness . . . sequence showing the Four Horsemen riding through fiery clouds is haunting . . . Glenn Ford is excellent, Yvette Mimieux is delicious." —// Messa^gero(i?ome) "This modern adaptation of the Four Horsemen is a commendable achievement."—N. Y. Herald Tribune {Paris Edition) "A picture audiences which has a sure hold on . . scenes of exquisite beauty . . . Paris is evoked with a palette of colors." — // Tempo {Rome) "Vincente Minnelli who captured Colette's Paris in 'Gigi' and George Gershwin's Paris in 'An American In Paris' succeeds again! The picture is of the utmost reality " —Corriere Delia Sera {Milan) A JULIAN BLAUSTEIN Production directed by VINCENTE MINNELLI PTHEIAPOCAi:irPSE starring GLENN FORD • INGRID THULIN • CHARLES BOYER lukas • yvette mimieux LEE J. COBB PAUL HENREID Ml • • KARL BOEHM- „,-. „., ., ROBERT ARDREY. JOHN GAY- ks JICENTE BLASCO IBANEZ in CINEMASCOPE and METROCOLORlffllBSIffl American Premiere at Loew's Capitol Theatre, Wash.,D. C.-Feb. 8 —And openings soon in cities throughout the world!
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