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but gnnr fateful fasiinalinn for linn. They have for carney artist Cummins too. The pair are such excellent shots, that they muzzle up to each other immediately. What happens after that is not the mere application of contrived events, but the result of unfolding characters. The obsessions which spur the pair on are unusual; to their credit they, are also believable.

i Part of the horrified fascin-j ation built among the spec- tators can be credited also to I imaginatively detailed direction, I and part, in all probability to MacKinlay Kantor's original i Saturday' Evening Post story. For the atudent of good cin ema and strange people, "Gun Crazy" is well worth a visit The second feature, a piffling reporter versus rustler episode, needs avoiding. STEPHEN FRANKLIN. Ginger Rogers, I Reagan, Ginger Rogers, Ruth, Roman, Randplph Scott, StooomtAsrr Mwa 4m 1 I LaiLr J5 Tgl a i Hata "Ma Thursday April 27. 195a TIIE OTTAWA JOURNAL 31 nfvf 11 vr -v A inexpensive and unherald-1 Zachary cd film, Gl.W CRAZY Richard Todd.

John Wayne, ri 1 nidcau), has a thought-provok- Michael Wilding and Jane ing TOSfy handled in almost Wyman. Tlayera of featured every respect with subtletyand status are Gaby Eve distinction. Arden, William Campbell, Billy No movie thus entitled could de Wolfe, Wallace Ford. Vir-be entirely without melodramaNnia Gibson. Bill Goodwin, but moment of jt are well Hernandez.

Frank for fine piece of acting j0V Raymond Masaey. Agnes oynnnerto unexceptional re head. Gene Nelson, I Edmdod S- 11. ii, i 1 um 1 inonwj. never kills a 'living thing again Seven hundred residents Grass Valley.

turned movie actors vhen scenes for 'The Vera filmed In the small northern California town. The city population Is 8,000. The troupe, with co-stars Gail Russell and Macdonald Carey, were working on location in the nearby Jtown of Marysville and later Journeyed to Grass Valley for two days of Citizens-appearing in the scenes were called upon for plenty of action. Tiiey were supposed to be a violent mob on. the search for a youth unjustly accused of murder.

They carried sticks, clubs, rifles and rocks. They were called upon to overturn a youth's car and to storm the office. Despite me zaci inai not person in the mob had ever had theatrical training, director Joseph Loaey said the scenes were perfect Xn enternrisinc Italian slde- A total of 54 stars and featured walk merchant faUed to i t. piayi-rs irt on nict iw maae a aaie wnen ne ouerea actors appearing in Warner Joseph Cotten "the left arm of Bros, pictures, according to the Venus' at a bargain price, but annual Spring survey- of talent' he landed a job as a movie actor released by the Bur bank studio. for his pains.

The Hollywood Stara appearing in Warner pic- star was playing a scene with tures, listed alphabetically, are: Joan Fontaine for Hal Wallis' Ayres, Lauren Bacall, "September Affair' in front of Milton Berle, Humphrey Bogart, the Italian Tourist Company of- David Brian, Jamea Cagney. fice on the famed Piazza Jack Carson, Steve Cochran, I Esedera in Rome. The peddler Gary CooperJoan Crawford, approached the actor displaying Donald Crisp, voris Day, Kirk' a piece of "statuary which he Douglas. Betsy i Drake. Errol described as the long missing Flynn, John Garfield, Edmund 1 arhffrora the Venus de Milo.

In iGwenn, June Haver. Arthur a mixture of voluble Italian Kennedy, Burt Lancaster, Gert-: and- broken English he tried to rude Lawrence, Gordon Mac- persuade the actor to make the ne, Virginia Mayo, Dennis' purchase. Producer Wallis and Morgan, Patricia Neal, Eleanor Director William Dieterle were Parker, Gregory Peck, Ronald amused spectators during the feverish harangue. The peddler impressed them as a character J0IIUU l-JlfrJ 1 Mickey and I i-. nan, r.ifae mmrsw in is tmsa a.

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Betty Hutton Film tid 'U- It visit on the aet If Ul "I IUIIUCI IIIU Scott Shirlev Temnl. ponray one ucille's pals In the story. In Howl German Reds wife of Frank Albertson, popu- mj (said ar ataie and Vrwi. rrfnrm The Albertsons were co-starred In "Arson Squad" for Eagle-: Lion. That was two year ago' ana miss last work ont of the cameras.

She re-' front i in tired to take care, of her three I and Tatrice 27 -CP)Dr. George F. David- HI I'JMI IMII I Betty Hutton, a "grinning Tacking- on those labels. Neues. organ of the German Socialist Unity (Communist) Party, captioned Miss Hutton 'a picture "War-! Mongering With Sex The paper urged Germans to BERLIN.

Anril 57 i-Pi 1 OPl'tOtUM mm II appear German Communists today 'under a reprint of Time Mag-branded Irving Berlin'a musical i aiine'a recent cover picture of "Annie. Get Your Gun" as a 'Miss Hutton wielding a pair of "war-mongering Thev amoung sis-anooicra, wic pmrr This grinning monster la NOW SHOWING "DAHK son, Canada's Deputy Minister lALH'A YS A COLOR 'TAR TOO I tt kicwc rw 4 ui ycsieraay was elect ed second vice-president of the national Conference of Social Work at the organization's annual meeting. Nxr it 8.30 CAPITOL THEATRE Ilk Tr.maUy caaeert "THOMAS THOMAS Baritone few coon seats Lzrr. 2 Shows Nightly Rain or Clear I'd "GUN CRAZr SURPRISE HIT OF 1950! "NEW STAR TEAM KEEPS SPARKS FLYING L. A.

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The American mono capitalists don't mus any chance to decorate their war-mongenng and murder mongering witn sex appeal." KELLY IN ROME. ROME, April 27 (Reuters) President Sean O'Kelly of the Republic of Ireland arrived here yesterday by air to lead one of i the' Holy Yrar'a largest Irish I pilgrimages to the Vatican. TODAT TILL SATIBDAY! iViaVi HilBLS'- Hera 14 tha Plrtara taat Shaart yaa How ta Laa Vaar Mal "EVERY GIRL SHOULD BE MARRIED" CART GRANT DIANA LTNN FRANC HOT TONE Ja4 HIT "THE ARIZONA RANGER" wUh JACK HOLT TIM) HOLT, LADIES! Roaemarie Diaaerware Tonight! WIS IS ftltU! II K1F wensan lived survived and fold it HICKORIES DOWN UNDER. ADELAIDE. Australia (CP In 1943: a treei grower her 20 nuts of shag-bark hickory and pignut hickory trees brought from Southern Ontario and the United States.

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