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At Loew Stole QoMwyn-Ufcyw British pratueUon Knrda with imir of hi Robert Oonat and Deborah Kerr nirh began a one-eeK run yes- us. a a ciemence are the likable pair whose married terday at Loew's State Theater, ll Dane ni Anthony Pelissier. in overhauling in "Vara- is a pleasant, pnaginnl -played Dnnnt and Miss Kerr are a stodgv iion From Marriage," a Metro- film, produced and dire-trd ny Alex- vonng British couple at the opening SCREEN fun li lined on Page By Herbert Cohn BROOKLYN EAGLE, PRI MAR SesoHofHHl Hayworth, Ford in 'Gilda' at Music Hall; British M-G-M Comedy Begins at State 'Oilda." the new Radio City Music Hall melodrama which vosterday brought Rita Hayworth out of musicals and Glenn Ford out of the Marines, is a familiar yarn spiced with some erudite philosophy, decked-out In trappings becoming to the Munr Hall and screened with the rttemd lot upper-strata 'Glld' uuuMum xm urn i "17 I a mmr I II TT i IT M'G-M'S TECHNICOLOR ROMANCE! MET. GARLAND HARVEY GIRLS' III TIM tT I IITl I Into it Columbia Producer Vir- la Van I'pp poured more devo- I ion than her script is worth Her 1 esult a pretentious motion pic- ure made somewhat palatable assortment of sharply chiseled 1 iTJir, mm The things they do. how 'THEY WERE EXPENDABLE' would be routine Instead makes a mystery out of the earlier relationship of the showgirl and young Farrdl.

merely implwng. to the bit-, ter end. that they had been more than friends That, again, is pre-: tense. Miss Hayworth luscious in a collection of expensive and revealing, gowns. Is less appealing as an actvl ROBT.

MONTGOMERY JOHN WAYNE I' LIFE WITH BLONDIE' sincltton less par: ever, are melodramatically commonplace, and the talk that OM with hem keeps "Gilda running well hevond the time it warrant. None of its characters is pleasant, merely interesting Oilda is a one-time Ne York showgirl who comes to Buenos Aires marries a wealthy gambling-casino operator, and sets about retrieving Johnny Farrell. her former lover and now her new husband's aide earnestly played bv Glenn Ford, is brazen gambler in his own right, but basically hes decent He has ft. sense of justice and Gilda play lor him at the expense of his employer inflames that sense Ballin Mundson 'George Mar-read the gambler, is a fascist type, a glutton for power who secretly heads a tungsten cartel which he acquired in a deal with the Nazis He is keen, alert and woodenly. at other times with1 frenzy Rarely does she strike aj happy medium She's still quite deftj in handling torrid songs; "Gilda's" Put the Blame on Mame" makesj that dear It also Indicates that: Miss Ha worth as well as her fans would probably be happier with mi)-; SHE ROSALIND RUSSELL stage presentation, is a potpourri of SI mmM Wm 1 ngngBi Ibroadway xhi menacing without being a tvpical melodrama villain There distinc- against Bruno Maine's settings.

LEE inn in the minor characters mm BOWMAN Steven Gerav plays a philosophical wash-room attendant with notable OPENS MON.EVG., MARCH 18 it'll. C.i: i. in COLUMBIA'S mm bbhshbhibh mmmm a laaiaaiMa 1 mee ism VMWMVwv mm i calm and dutiful detective from his prototype in "Algiers" several years1 ago. But beyond the characters, there ta little to make "Gilda" as dis-imguished a movie as ii pretends to be. If It were written In a I straightforward manner, its plotl PARKWAY Theatre; STACK PLAT! PARIS UNDERGROUND' Constance Gracie FIELDS 'th Year! 1 Life with father ANNA LUCASTA A Pin, PHILIP VORDA Ki I KATHARINE CORNELL MARY MAKllN 1H i A NTIGONE I from the vlav bv JEAN ANOUILH ioIi n.

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