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IA AAA O LAC IA G THE ARRIVAL OF '
A Brilliant Array Of New Motion Pictures!
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as M. G. M.’s
"BORDER INCIDENT"
GEORGE MURPHY
RICARDO MONTALBAN
The “Battleground” Stars!
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GENE KELLY
FRANK SINATRA
"ON THE TOWN"
SPENCER TRACY I
JAMES STEWART m
“MALAYA” I
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CLARK GABLE
■ LORETTA YOUNG
"KEY TO THE CITY"
Two Of The Best Pictures Of This Or Any Year!
“ANNIE GET YOUR GEN”
The Show of Shows Starring BETTY HUTTON
And That Wonderful, Wonderful Comedy Sensation
“FATHER of the BRIDE"
SPENCER TRACY • ELIZABETH TAYLOR
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ROBERT TAYLOR
“AMBUSH”
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JAMES STEWART
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The gun that
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ESTHER WILLIAMS
"THE DUCHESS
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! PREMIERE JUNEAU SHOWING starts TONIGHT!
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“So Evil1
My Love"
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"A Haunting We Will Go"
BILL LIDDLE AT THE ORGAN
New Issue — Late World News
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CAPITOL PICTURE
ONE OF THE BEST
A pulstating picture of New York
life, with its contrasting east and
west sides, comes to the Capitol
screen Sunday as one of the year’f
outstanding dramatic offerings in
M-G-M’s "East Side,West Side.’1
The new picture, based on the
best-seller novel by Marcia Dav
enport, boasts an eye-filling cast
headed by such top-flight per
sonalities as Barbara Stanwyck,
James Mason, Van Heflin and Ava
Gardner, with Cyd Charisse, Nan
cy Davis, and Gale Sondergaar in
support. It was directed by Mervyn
j LeRoy, whose last was the success
j ful Gable film, “Any Number Can
Play;” produced by Voldemar Vet
luguin.
"East Side, West Side” tells the
story of a philandering socialite
whose wife tries desperately to save
her failing marriage and who puts
up a dramatic battle against her
cheap and predatory rival. The ac
tion revolves about such well-known
New York locales as LaGuardia
Field. Gramercy Park, Washington
Square, Gracie Square, Park Avenue
and the city's lower east side. Prior
to the start of production. Direc
tor LeRoy and his film unit spent
two weeks photographing not only
vital backgrounds of the story but
also magnificent scenes of the city
as viewed both by night and day
from the windows of skyscrapers.
Barbara Stanwyck comes to her
new role as James Mason’s wife di
rect from her string of hits in
"Thelma Jordon,” "The Lady Gam
bles” and “Sorry, Wrong Number.”
Mason last scored as the author of
"Madame Bovary,” in which Van
Heflin played Charles Bovary. In
“East Side, West Side,” Heflin is
seen as an ex-cop and war hero
who points the way to future hap
piness for the picture’s heroine. Ava
Gardner, playing her first unsym
pathetic role as the ruthless “other
woman,” wras last seen in "The Great
Sinner” opposite Gregory Peck.
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"SO EVIL MY LOVE"
OPENS TONIGHT
AT 2GTH CENTURY
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Ray Milland, Ann Todd and Ger
aldine Fitzgerald join their talents
to star in Hal Willis’ new Para
mount production, “So Evil My
Love,” which opens tonight at the
Gross 20th Century Theatre.
Based on Joseph Shearing’s novel
“For Her To See,” “So Evil My Love”
has its origin in the infamous Clap
ham murder case—a crime that
rocked England in the 1860’s. The
film tells the powerful story of a
woman’s degeneration under the
influence of her all-consuming love
for a man whose charm is exceeded
only by his villainy. Ray Milland
portrays the man. Miss Todd the
victim of his love and Miss Fitzger
ald, the unfortunate woman who
almost hangs for their crime.
Milland’s role of an unsuccessful
artist who stoops to theft, black
mail and finally, murder and who is
yet capable of insinuating himself
into the heart of a good woman and
changing her to suit his purpose,
is one calling for great dramatic
finesse. By projecting his magnet
ism, as only he can, he makes it
entirely believable that, under the
influence of his strange love, the
inhibited missionary's widow em
erges as a daring slayer.
Miss Todd is said to have given
one of the greatest performances
ever screened—as the frustrated, re- •
spectable widow who sinks to ever
deeper depths of iniquity for the
man she loves.
Miss Fitzgerald plays a woman of !
position whose personal unhappi
ness drives her to drink and makes
her easy prey to the conniving Mil-^
land and his willing accomplice.
An excellent supporting cast is i j
headed by Leo. G. Carroll. The mad j
recluse. Miss Havisham is played i
by Marita Hunt, while Finley Cur- 1
rie portrays the sensational con-1 ?
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• Low tide 9:08 a.m. 2.6 ft. •
• High tide 3:08 p.m. 19.8 ft. •
• Low tide 9:52 p.m. -3.0 ft. •
• November 13 •
• High tide 4:17 a.m. 16.1 ft. •
• Low tide 9:57 a.m. 3.5 ft. •
• High tide 3:56 p.m. 18.6 ft. •
• Low tide 10:44 p.m. -1.9 ft. •
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