Today __ Saturday
Gary Cooper and Ingrid Berg
man are romantically teamed in
‘‘Saratoga Trunk,” the Hal B. Wal
lis production for Warner Bros,
which will play at the local thea
tre today.
“Saratoga Trunk” depicts the
fiery romance and action of two of
the most flamboyant characters in
fiction. It is the story of Clint
Maroon, a gambler, fighter and ro
mantic rogue from New Orleans,
and the beautiful Clio Dulaine, the
exotic Creole who knew what she
wanted and how to get it. The
story unfolds against a backdrop of
colorful New Oreleans and the
bawdy Saratoga in a departed era.
< The film is from the best-selling
novel of Edna Ferber. It was di
rected by Sam Wood.
Sunday and Monday
The famed radio and television
Star, Jack Webb, as Sgt. Joe Fri
day, comes to the screen for two
days beginning Sunday in “Drag
net,” the program he made popu
lar with a great following. It is in
WarnerColor.
The feature-length “Dragnet” is
a story of the police depratment’s
^upersecret intelligence division in
4 case which is said to be entirely
new and different. Audiences will
also see Friday’s doughty sidekick,
Officer Frank Smith, played by
Ben Alexander.
Webb is the star and also direc
tor of the film, as well as creator
of “Dragnet.” With much more
time at his fingertips and the fa
cilities of Warner Bros, studios at
his beck and call, Webb was able
to tell the story in color and wide
screen!! that couldn’t have been un
folded within the restrictions and
limitations of an air show. Ann
Robinson plays the beauteous po
licewoman.
Tuesday and Wednesday
“Battle Zone,” the next offering
depicts- a little appreciated branch
of America’s fighting Marines. It
is the story of the combat photog
raphers, who carry cameras as ’ftell
as arms in their constant endeavor
to improve fighting methods, ex
pose many enemy secrets', and spot
hidden danger zones.
Three of Hollywood’s top screen
stars head the large and expert
cast. They are John Hodiak, Ste
phen McNally, both of whom play
combat photographers, and Linda
Christian, as a Red Cross nurse.
It is said to be a lavish produc
tion, with a large supporting cast.
Thursday and Friday
That truth is stranger than fic
tion is vividly pointed out in Para
mount’s brand new Techicolor sus
pense drama, “The Naked Jungle.”
In this thrilling, chilling film,
which stars Eleanor Parker and
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erous South American jungle!
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owner who, being thousands of
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American girl by proxy. Eleanor
Parker is his Wife. who travels to
the heart of the jungle to be with
the man «h* has*ever seen. ^
“ ‘ The film is in Techicoidr, which
portrays the jangle in all its sini
ster realism. Produced by George
Pal, the spine-tingling adventure
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