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...womanly bomber whose crew thrives on calm heroism over the Pacific. Noel Coward may take a bow for the plot which is much like that of "In Which We Serve." Mary Ann is the heroine of the film and deserves the glory for her modest, but moving role. John Garfield and Harry Carey discreetly shun the light of stardom for her benefit, and rightly...
...less a patient than President James A. Garfield was once the subject in a surgical problem still alive this week: how to find the exact location of a foreign body in the human frame by electrical means...
Shot on July 2, 1881, Garfield died 78 days later, because his doctors, headed by his boyhood friend, Dr. D. W. Bliss, could not locate the assassin's bullet in his abdomen. By using an electromagnet, Telephonist Alexander Graham Bell had figured out the general location of the bullet (see cut), but no operation was performed. A more accurate guess (through deduction) by Anatomist Feneuil Dunkin Weisse was also disregarded, but later proved by autopsy. A wag cracked: "When ignorance is Bliss, 'tis folly to be Weisse." Two Points. Even though X-ray has long been...
...Force (John Garfield, Harry Carey; TIME...
There isn't one star in this picture. John Garfield, Harry Carey, and George Tobias seem to do most of the talking, but every man is important. The love angle is big, but it doesn't concern women. The plane is the sweetheart, and practically steals the picture...