Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1945 — Page 30

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Probably the cruelest assignment that could come to any man in a war makes up the story, “First Yank Into Tokyo,” showing at the Circle. The hero, Maj, Steve Ross, an American ace, offers not only his life—but while he lives, gives up his face to plastic surgeons for permanent transformance into the countenance of ‘a Japanese. An excellent portrayal of the valiant officer is given by young Tom Neal. His mission is to obtain atomid bomb information from an imprisoned* Amercan engineer, Lewis Jardine (Mark Cramer) in Japan, And the task is willingly accepted’ because the major believes the nurse he loves, Abby Drake (Barbara Hale) has died on Bataan.

College Chum Runs Prison

With his ghastly new features Ross lands in Tokyo posing as Sgt. Tomo Takashima and arrives eventually at the camp where Jardine is confined. Unforeseen difficulty arises immediately, however, when Ross discovers that the camp commander {8s Col. Okanura (Richard Loo), his former roommate in an American

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‘OBJECTIVE: BURMA DISLIKED ‘BY BRITISH

LONDON, Oct, 26 (U. P.) ~The American public isn't to blame if it gets. a distorted view of the British ‘war effort in the Pacific, Lord Denman told the House of Lords yesterday in another attack on Errol Flynn's much-maligned picture, “Objective Burma.” Lord Denman said Americans would be indignant if British films showed a group of comedians disguised as royal marines capturing

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college. The situation ‘becomes| Wake Island or Okinawa. He intileven more tense and emotional | mated that Erroll Flynn's portrayal | when Ross discovers that Abby is|of the battle for Burma was just {not dead—but is a nurse in the|as ludicrous to the British public. | prison hospital. The disputed picture was withOkanura is suspicious, but Abby|drawn from British® theaters be-

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The mixed and restrained emo- NEW STAR AT FOX tions which Neal gives the film at| New star on the Fox theater stage |its ending make the story's climax| for a week beginning today will be |a new high of intensity. Final| Diane Ross known as the “Flame scenes show the annihilation of of New Orleans.” Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the] Candee will stay over for her atomic bombs, fourth week and others of the cast Also showing at the Circle is|include: CUff (Snuffy) Cochran, “Radio Stars on Parade.” Sammy Spears and Theo Cockrell. | |

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