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William TI LACERDA, sócio filmagem de Vulcano, com Anna Ma- PRODUTOR de filmes WILLIAM a O gnani, Geraldine Brooks e Rossano Braz- Êxitos de hoje GERICKE fará anos no dia 30. mais destacados. WARNER destaca-se no zi nos papéis A produção • Aldo Fabrizzi é o diretor de Benve- pelo êxito destas fitas em curso apa- presente Exótica, Canção Inesquecível, Ci- nuto, Reverendo!, em que também pelo mundo: Mulher ao lado de Mas- D. Juan, Pai- dade Sem Lei, Acordes.do Coração, Alma rece como ator principal, Belinda, As Aventuras de simo Girotti e Lianella Carell. xões erri Fúria, Caminho dá Redenção, em Suplicio, O Tesouro de Sierra Madre. -.-¦'¦' >:.:¦: :_^;-',_3_'*'_íJ«_, -'«rt __¦_*_f T»^i^Éj'__^_3__^-i-;'¥^_€!¦: -¦'¦- SÃO PAULO, 2S BE NOVEMBRO jlímlyf;' __Tt ^T ,11'. ''**',l""^'''*^^»* *r^WÍm*Wæ...... wi^_a__sS____sBp_-«_-____sHss_B_______sl ANDAR/^PR AT. _* FST. _-Jjé:( *M» àe ORO. z — CINE-REPORTER 26 de Novembro de 1949 ¦ f ~Q~] n M E|pj « [S vV/ I ...1 VA K.liiSVSijV—J CRITICA IMPARCIAL E INDEPENDENTE Assunto: Comédia trata de salvar o filho que ele próprio CRISTÓVÃO COLOMBO Duração: 103 minutos mandara matar. (CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS") Cens.: Livre CRÍTICA: Este filme apresenta um intérpretes: Jeanne Crain (Deborah entrecho dramático que põe em relevo Bishop», Linda Darnell (Lora May a grandeza épica da Missão Branca no Hollingsway), Ann Sothern (Rita Phip- coração da Guinea espanhola, onde os contra a ignorância, ps), Paul Douglas (Porter Hollingsway) religiosos, lutando e, em outros papéis, Barbara Lawrence. as febres e os homens brancos, dão edu- LM Jeffrey Lynn, Connie Gilchrist, Floren- cação e força moral aos nativos. O de- ce Bates, Hobart Cavanaugh, Patti Bra- senrolar da ação de início obedece ao Produção: Sydney Box (Inglesa) Vivian, Thelma Ritter, Stuart sistema de reconto, na Espanha, pas- Universal dy, Ruth Distribuição: Holmes, George Offerman Júnior e sando a seguir em forma bastante len- Estréia: 12 de outubro ta na Guinea. O entrecho apresentado e Ralph Brooks. Cines: Marabá Ritz (Consolação) Realização de J. L. Mankiewicz (De é fraco e a realização um tanto biso- Phenix nha. O desenrolar da ação, que oferece 3.00 fevereiro, 1949). Preço: CrS PAUTA: Desenrolando um entrecho cenas de profunda emoção e grande no- Assunto: Biográfico na sei- cômico que gira em torno da vida ma- breza humana, oferece tomadas Duração: 104 minutos de três mulheres, que, á hora va da Guinea. Não só pela sua realiza- Cens.: Livre trimonial de embarcar para um piquenique, rece- ção demasiadamente teatral mas pelo Intérpretes: Fredric March (Cristóvão bem estranho bilhete de uma amiga seu desenrolar lento, a qualidade artís- Colombo). Florence Eldridge (Rainha avisando muito vaga e malicio- tica deste filme é bastante prejudicada. comum, Ju- Elizabetht. Francis L. Sullivan (Fran- samente que fugiu com o marido de uma Vivendo as principais personagens. cisco de Bobadilla) e em outros pa- delas, este filme oferece durante p lio Pena, Manuel Luna e Jesus Torde- péis. Kathleen Ryan, Derek Bond, No- transcurso da ação situações bastante cillos realizam bom trabalho. A maior ra Swinburne, Abraham Sofaer, Linden originais e engraçadas. Os nomes que parte das cenas transcorre em paisa- Travers. James Robertson Justice, Den- integram o elenco, entretanto, não cons- gens naturais. Há cenas de conjunto nas nis Vance, Richard Aherne, Felix Ayl- o os nativos executam danças guer- tituem força de atração para "Quempúblico. quais mer. Francis Lister, Edward Rigby, Niall Mas. não obstante isso, este é o reiras. Tanto a fotografia como o som, McGinnis, Ralph Truman, Ronald infiel" realiza bom programa para são bons. Realiza, em suma, um bom cines nota- Adam, Guy Le Feuvre, Lyn Evans, Da- qualquer público, notadamente para programa para populares, vid Cole, Hugh Pryse e R. Stuart Lind- sessões dedicadas ao sexo feminino. damente para a colônia espanhola. "Bandeirantes "Noticias em Revis- sell. COMPLEMENTO: da COMPLEMENTO: Realização de David MacDonald — Tela" n.° 9, distribuição Hermantino ia" n.° 10. Entrecho do casal Sydney Box e Cyril Coelho. Roberts (De junho, 1948). A PACIÊNCIA E' A MÃE DA PAUTA: Narrando a biografia de Cristóvão Colombo, através de um bri- MISSÃO BRANCA VIRTUDE lhante colorido, que põe em relevo os ("MISIÓN BLANCA") grandes cenários e as lindas paisagens Produção: — (Siria) que enquadram o transcurso do entre- Estréia: 5 de setembro cho, este filme apresenta uma versão Cine: Odeon (Sala azul» altamente dramatizada do descobrimen- Preço: CrS 8,00 to da América. Posto que o seu valor Assunto: como entretenimento seja incerto, não —K&i 1ísi_ 1—kSofAWMII—Etng bad Cens.: Livre chegando mesmo a convencer, o filme COMPLEMENTO: "Jornal Cinemato- atraiu considerável assistência ás ca- Produção: — (Espanhola) gráfico" n.° 115, distribuição Hermanti- sas onde foi exibido, lotando o cine Distribuição: Colúmbia no Coelho. Marabá por vários dias. O tema histó- Estréia: 1.° de novembro rico abordado, se fosse realizado em Cine: Paratodos Hollywood, cremos, ganharia muito em Preço: CrS 7,00 LEGIÃO SINISTRA espetacularidade e acerto cinematográ- Assunto: Comédia dramática ("ROGUES REGIMENT") fico. Vivendo a figura do protagonista, Duração: 85 minutos Frederic March realiza excelente traba- Cens.: Proibido até 10 anos lho. O resto do elenco presta ótima co- laboraçáo. Regular, o ritmo impresso ao Intérpretes: Júlio Pena, Manuel Luna, desenrolar da ação. Trata-se, em suma, Elba de BethancPurt. Jesus Tordesilas e de um filme que realiza bom programa outros. Realização de Juan de Orduna. à mm para qualquer público."Bandeirantes COMPLEMENTO: da ARGUMENTO: Após praticar um Tela" n.° 11. distribuição Hermantino grande desfalque na Espanha, um in- Produção: Robert Bukner Coelho. dividuo destituído de escrúpulos foge Distribuição: Universal para a América do Sul, seguindo de- Estréia: 31 de agosto pois para a Guinea, onde fica sendo o Cines: Marabá, Ritz (Consolação), QUEM E' O INFIEL único homem branco e explora em for- Phenix e Hollywood ("A LETTER TO THREE WIVES") ma deshumana os indígenas. Entre- Preço: Cr$ 8,00 mentes chega á ilha um jovem missio- Assunto: Aventuras nario que trata de se interessar pela Duração: 86 minutos sorte desse homem. Posto que tenha tido Cens.: Proibido até 18 anos uma acolhida hostil, o jovem missiona- Intérpretes: Dick Powell (Whit Cor- rio consegue aos poucos que ele o aceite bett), Marta Toren (Lili Maubert), Vin- no seu convívio. Mas, dotado de natu- cent Price (Mark Van Ratten.i, Stephen reza má, o homem, não obstante a pre- McNally (Carl Reicher), Edgar Barrie Produção: Sol C. Siegel senca do missionário, continua come- (Coronel), Henry Rowland (Heindorf), Distribuição: 20th Century Fox tendo uma série de malfeitorias e, por Carol Thurston (Li Ho Day) e, em ou- Estréia: 5 de outubro último, trata de seduzir uma bela na- tros papéis, James Millican, Richard Loo, Cines: Marabá, Ritz (Consolação) tiva. O sacerdote se interpõe e por úl- Philip Ahn, Richard Fraser e Otto Rei- Hollywood timo confessa a sua qualidade de seu chow.\ Preço: Cr$ 8,00 filho. Afinal, o malvado morre quando (Continua na pag. 4) .-«*... .... ¦-..,¦ in,'iiiin'.>i.ii>iniiii"iii« wij_r.m«<w! 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