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APRIL 14, 1947 Evelyn Keyes plays a chorus girl. For 2 blonde in a movie to fall hard and fall fast for a guy who hasn't much ‘ime, and make you believe it, takes more than looks and more than a di- rector can blueprint for her. I doubt whether anything will be done with this actress, who has appeared in a musical about Jolson an another about Brazil, but with the proper story and attention she just might do something special out- gide the song-and-dance-girl casting. } The scenes between Gomez and his trapped wife are, for the screen, re- arkable, since sadism is rarely given h a play. Gomez is really sinister and his girl's life is a nightmare. Ellen Drew and Nina Foch are in the cast, and Rob- ett Rossen is the director. SHIRLEY O'HARA WORTH SEEING SmasH-Urp—Not so good as "The Lost Weekend,” but an interesting movie on the disconcerting proper- ties uf drink. With Susan Hayward and Lee Bowman. _ THE Sea op Grass—Spencer Tracy . weit Katharine Hepburn, a little too . self-consciously noble, in a prairie _ $aga vou might like very much. BooMERANG—Dana Andrews and jane yatt in a good story made like a documentary. CurLpaEN oF Paranise (Les Enfants du Paradis; French film, English titles)—The movie medium used intelligently and with feeling. Tue Best YEARS oF Our Lives—Ex- cellent cast headed by Fredric March. The yeac’s big Oscar winner. Vet- erans’ problems. © HEnry THE FirtH—Superb English film. it. Don’t miss i SAVE YOUR EYES ir Bg Yours—Only for the violent Deanna Durbin fans who are will- - ing to forgive her pictures whole- sale. STRANGE WoOMAN--A good story and Hedy Lamarr acts some, as well as __. looking duscious, but it was badly “ muffed and tums out tiresome. SonG oF THE SourH—Disney gone offensive in a big way. CALIFORNIA—Ray Milland, Barbaca anwyck and Barry Fitzgerald in a wie that's so bad the audience ; makes strange noi.es. 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