Word: pidgeons
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Though never shown riding a camel, Walter Pidgeon seems uncomfortable enough describing a provocative negligee to a Smart Shop salesgirl, or dancing the Big Apple in a patched-up farmhouse. The misunderstood Miss Allyson and her confused stop-mother, Claudette Colbert, also try hard, but the highlight of the picture is a novel toy that spells out "I love you" whenever somebody spins it. This intriguing device again proves that MGM can always dig up something entertaining--even though it's not always a movie...
Claudette Colbert is a dauntless, stylish, long-suffering widow who has turned her back on love (Walter Pidgeon) in order to raise two stepchildren and pay off her late husband's debts. The stepson (Robert Sterling), just home from the Navy, is a nice, levelheaded boy. But the stepdaughter (June Allyson) is something straight out of Freud. Since no one has ever told her that the adored father who died when she was five was a weakling, a dipsomaniac and a thief, June sits all day at the piano, strumming Debussy and mooning over daddy's memory. Meanwhile...
Screen Guild Players (Mon. 10 p.m., CBS). Bette Davis and Walter Pidgeon squeeze Susan and God into 30 minutes...
Holiday in Mexico--at Loew's State and Orpheum--All the ingredients of a mediocre musical in this Iturbi-Pidgeon-McDowell opus and it turns out to be just that. Jane Powell lifts the level just a little...
...Radio Theater (Mon. 9 p.m., CBS). Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon bring Madame Curie...