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A Satire on Marriage Brokers Among List of Film Offerings

Plots for the coming week’

By DICK MITTMAN

s features at first run theaters include:

A heartwarming family story; tale of a Frenchman maddened with jealousy; a satire on marriage brokers, and a western drama of women and Robert Taylor. ° Opening Friday at the Indiana is “Room for One More,” starring Cary Grant and

Betsy Drake.

The Lyric features “The Strange radio show. The Grants had who portrays an influential

Door” starting Tuesday.

parts belong to Charles Laugh-cided he

Main!heard him several times and de-

was perfect for the

ton, Boris Karloff and Barbara voungest of their impending movie

Payton. “The Model and the Marriage

family.

The film ends with a :semi-

Broker” begins its run at the climax that will leave you smil-

Circle today. are ‘Jeanne Crain and Thelma Ritter. Times preview of the week is “Westward the Women,” billing Robert Taylor and Denise Darcel. It opens Tuesday.

An Open House |

The heartwarming true story —

of Anna Perrot Rose and her family is told in “Room for One More” (Indiana, Friday). Portraying mother and father of a brood of youngsters is Cary Grant and Betsy Drake. Enacting husband and wife was easy for them because they do it every day in their home. In the movie, Cary and Betsy have three kids of their own and two adopted. One of these adopted children—Clifford Tatum Jr.— has been afflicted with polio. The plot concerns the efforts of the family to help him overcome his handicap. With prodding from his family and - his own hard work, this young lad, despite braces, redtches!' a goal that most healthy boys fail to attain. This picture could be entitled “The Great Robbery” because there are so many scene stealers. Besides the five children, there's a big shaggy dog, a mother cat with a bafch of new-born kittens, and a rabbit. George Wilson, who is billed as a 5-year-old “Teenie Meanie,” was |

‘discovered on Art Linkletter's.

Preview:

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Terror Titans

Two of Hollywood's foremost

exponents of movie mayhem are matched in “The Strange Hour” (Lyric, Tuesday).

They are Charles Laughton,

Weep ain! If "Quo Vadis" runs out five weiks), Robert Taylor will be in Chicago looking for 200 women to. go "Westwaid the Women". (Loew's, Thursday). Each gal goes to a ; an : man who appeals most to her. She - agrees tq:marry him when the e is reached, hie Sg Ji

RETURNS — George Sanders (above) co-stars with Joel McCrea, Laraine Day and Herbert

Marshall in "Foreign Correspondent," which opens Friday at the Esquire. Companion feature, also being brought back, is "Trade Winds." .

‘Westward the Women’

out of cash customers [it's been held over .

French citizen of th® 1700s, and Boris Karloff, enacting Laughton's half-witted servant. The plot is based on Robert Louis Stevenson's “The Sire de Maletroit’s Door.” The picture concerns Alan, the Sire de Maletroit's (Charles Laughton) long wait to wreck vengeances on his brother who married the former's childhood sweetheart.

The victim of his rotted mind is Blanche (Sally Forrest), daughter of the imprisoned brother.

Naturally, Laughton’s evil plans are extinguished. He has selected Denis de Beaulieu (Richard Stapley), “the worst roue in France,” to marry Sally. Richard turns out to be a handsome, dashing fellow whose only fault is his craving for the bottle. °

When the two are thrown together a loVe spark flares-into-a blaze. Laughton is furious, and his fiendish mind turns to murder.

Voltan (Boris Karloff), an inconspicuous character during the

his dim-witted ability to thwart Laughton. &

Hitching Post

| How does a marriage broker operate? | In “The Model and the Marriage Broker,” all the wiles of a wedding welder is demonstrated in a.laughable but rather pathetic manner. The model part belongs to beautiful Jeanre Crain, whose acting is becoming more sophisti-| cated, Thelma Ritter portrays the broker, { Miss Ritter tries to match ‘Jeanne with one of her clients, | Scott Bradley. The pitting is near- |

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DOWNTOWN-—Among first-run theater features during the coming week are: Betsy Drake, Cary Grant and Clifford Tatun? Jr. | starred in "Room for One More" (Indiana, Friday); "The Strange Door," billing Charles Laughton and Barbara Payton (Lyric, Tuesday), “and Jeanne Crain and Thelma Ritter co-starred in "The Model and the Marriage Broker" (Circle, today).

early part of the film, rises above dentally pops into a room where —

Jan Ster

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 26 - ing in the social register is nbt considered one of the surest ways listened to to become a movie-star., Very few a ggocial-register background, as a matter of fact, Qn the screen, One of the currently prominent Jan Sterling, starring with Tony Curtis and Mona Freeman in Universal-International's

| {Thelma is tutoring a group of her |wife-hunters. Realizing that .she {is being duped. Jeanne breaks off {with Scott. Assuredly the film cannot end in this state. The remainder is humorous as the model turns marriage broker and initiates a ruse to marry off the marriage broker who bas retired. Somebody, of course does get hitched at the end. The pathetic part of the movie is the scenes where Thelma is teaching her five clients how to catch a woman. They represent thousands of lonely people across the country who seek a mate

ly completed when Jeanne acci-|through a marriage agency.

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Before the wagons are many miles out, thirteen of fifteen men hired to help escort desert when they aren't allowed to fraternize. Discouraged, the women want - ‘to turn back but Taylor says no and teaches them to hunt. Tragedy strikes when a. widow accidentally shoots ~ galsfpuck up and continue on...

Be- Montgomery Clift and Franchot first name to ‘Jan, for marquee where my son, Danny's going to Tone. If Miss Sterling had reasons. 'say something funny. her father's objec-! Miss Sterling was in her mid- Mama's performance In the

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her girl stage roles,

® pe : : LT - Hardships met during the trip include Indian attacks, steep mountain trails, hot desert sands and internal conflict. Lenore Lonergan and Marir own son while learning to fire a gun. Despite this the lyn Erskine settle their feud with fists. These girls -

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Son Gives Pop Tips on Wooing

By ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 26— Laughtime, U. S. A.: Dennig ‘Morgan's son, 17 - year - old Stanley, visited him at the {studio while Morgan was playing {a love scene with Joan Crawford {for “This Woman Is Dangerous.” | Later, in Dennis’ dressing room, | Stanley said: | “Pop-—-about that love | You've got no technique.” Dennis did a double-take, and {then queried young Stanley about {a teen-ager’s approach. Stanley explained to the ancient: “We're smoother, we're faster { and we get h@ter results.” 2 ” 2 LISA FERRADAY lone on herself: | When she first started her | movie career, an agent brought {her to a studio for a role in a domestic comedy. The producer ogled Lisa's sultry, exotic charms, then bellowed to the agent: j “What makes you think she's a i girl-next-door type?” The agent shrugged. “Can I help it,” he said, “if I was born in Algiers and didn't leave the Casbah until I was 30 years old?” ! » ” un ARTHUR BLAKE'S telling about the imaginative popcorn vendor who's planning something special when “Quo Vadis” plays i his theater. He'll sell Empress : |Poppaea corn.

" 8 = DANNY THOMAS says this is his mother’s routine when one of {his movies plays in Toledo, O.} “She goes to the theater at 9:30 in the morning with her lunch and dinner packed in a hamper: {The theater manager ropes off a section for her and she watches tthe film all day while friends visit ther. “For every friend mama has a commentary-—‘Now watch, this is

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. : audience is better than anything dle ‘teens when she first got the pye ever done on the screen.” acting bug and her parents let her AN AC TRESS h ti Di t wi AN ACTRESS, hitting Director go tom Brasil, . . Roy del Ruth for a job, was tells attending school, to New York ing him how tough it had been to try her luck at drama. trying to get a break. She had acquired a British ac:| “What's the matter with yous cent because she got a large part boy friend?” the director said, of her schooling in England, “He's in a good spot to help a where she lived after her father struggling young actress.” and mother were divorced. That “Yeah,” she replied, “but won her a succession of British-| HE'S the one I've been struge gling WITH.”

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: ; . a Taylor is not in the market for a wife but ~ when they arfive in California-he seems to havesnared Denise Darcel. The finish is delayed when the gals want to "spruce up" before meeting TF Gi? : ’ their" men, : I . «

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