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Maureen O’Hara, Paul Henreid
and Walter Slezak co-star in “The
Spanish Main,” a pirate tale told
in Technicolor, with action center
ed in the Caribbean.
In this adventure picture, Paul
Henreid portrays a Dutch sea cap
tain who turns buccaneer to av
enge himself on the Spaniards for
having enslaved his crew. Maureen
O’Hara appears as a fiery Spanish
beauty, whom he forces into mar
riage after he captures her while
enroute to become the bride of
Walter Slesak, the brutal governor
Of Spain’s possessions in the New
World. Sea battles and incessant
action build to a climax in which
the pirates stage a daring assault
on the well-fortified Governor’s
palace at Cartagena.
In the big cast which surrounds
the three stars are Binuie Barnes,
John Emery, Barton MacLane,
Fritz Leibpr, Nabcy Gates, Jack
LaRue and Mike Mazurki. It was
directed by Frank Borsage.
Sunday and Monday
“The High and the Mighty,” in
CinemaScope and Warner Color
opens next. John Wayne heads the
22 star-name-cast in the Wayne
Fellows production of the Ernest
K. Gann best seller for Warner
Bros.
The dramatic story takes place
wituin a period of 12 hours. The
crew and passengers are introduc
ed as they prepare to board a
plane in Honolulu. Half way
through the flight an emergency
arises which unmasks the emotions
and true character of the passen
gers and crew.
Starring with John Wayne in
some of the leading roles are Clair
Trevor, Larraine Day, Jan Sterling,
Robert Stack, Phil Harris, Robert
Newton and David Brian. The film
also introduces newcomers Doe
Avedon, Karen Sharpe and John
Smith. William A. Wellman direct
ed the filming^
Tuesday and Wednesday
A melodious parcel of musical
film fare, Republic’s “Sweethearts
on Parade,” which plays Tuesday
and Wednesday, catches the bright
hues of the colorful medicine
shows of yesteryear in magnificant
Trucolor and presents a brilliant
singing cast of stage and screen
stars.
Heading the cast are famous
stage and screen star Ray Middle
ton, noted singer Lucille Norman,
Eileen Christy, Bill Shirley and
Republic’s peppery Cuban song
stress Estralita.
This robust and tuneful offering
also has its share of action, and is
aptly titled, for romance runs
rampant in the picture. There is
also tense drama and excitement.
All these are combined with a bril
liant musical score adapted and
directed by the noted composer
Armbruster with special credit due
Nick Castle for his imaginative
dance ensembles.
Some old favorites of yesteryear
are included in the musical show.
There is “Kathleen Mavourneen,”
“Mating Time,” “In the Evening
By The Moonlight,” “Sweet Gene
vieve,” and “Nelly Bly” to mention
only a few. '
Thursday and Friday
“Jack Slade,” brings a change of
pace for the end of the week
offering. It is a western starring
Mark Stevens and Dorothy Malone.
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