Today—Saturday
"The Informer,” John Ford’s
memorable classic, is the announc
ed attraction to come to the Or
pheum today. It is a fine, distin
guished motion picture which has
withstood the test of time.
A screen version of Liam O’Fla
herty’s brilliant novel of a man
who “informs” on his pals for a
price and then must suffer the
pangs of remorse and humiliation,
it is a brutaly real drama told with
a certain sardonic humor. As in
terpreted through John Ford’s di
rection and the remarkable per
formance of Victor McLaglen in
the title role, it is said that it is
never permitted to lose its cold
ironic power.
Besides McLaglen’s portrayal of
the slow-witted traitor, there are
also fine characterizations by Pres
on Foster, Wallace Ford, Heather
Angel, Margot Graham, J. M. Ker
rigan and Una O'Connor.
Sunday and Monday
Filmed in Cinemascope and
color largely on locations in Co
lumbia, South America, “Green
Fire” comes to the local theatre,
and is said to unfold even more ad
venture thrills than the African
made “King Solomon’s Mines.”
Whereas the latter film center
ed on the search for a diamond
cache, the new drama, starring
Stewart Granger, Grace Kelly,
PaulDouglas and John Ericson, re
solves about the efforts of a min
ing engineer to find even more
fabulous treasurer in the^form of
Columbia’s famed jewel of Green
Fire—the emerald.
The picture unfolds a story of
adventure, romance, a conflict of
ideals and a battle against nature
itself, which moves up to a power
infused climax, screened in the
effective wide-screen photography
of CinemaScope.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Cecil DeiMlle’s super-epic of the
sea, "Reap the Wild Wind,” opens
Tuesday. Filmed in Techicolor, this
picture stars John Wayne, Ray
Milland, Susan Hayward and Paul
ette Goddard, with supporting cast
boasting such screen personalities
as Raymond Massey, Robert Pres
ton, Charles Bickford and Lynne
Overman
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Thursday and 1
The long arm of c! 2 is the
lever that sets a brawling story of
the West into whirlwinu motion in
“Run for Cover,” Paramount’s
great frontier drama, which opens
Thursday. The screen’s top tough
guy, James Cagney portrays a
wordly wise and hard-bitten sher
iff.
Produced in the newly-develop
ed magic of VistaVision and in
Technicolor, Cagney, Viveca Lind
fors and John Derek are entangled
excitingly in a compelling and in
tensely provocative plot.
It is said that there is even
more to “Run for Cover" than su
perlative performance and story
As the first outdoor adventure
drama to be filmed in VistaVision,
the limitless range and startling
clarity of this new process lends a
sense of reality and immediacy not
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