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CAROLINE CHÉRIE (314 pp.) - Cecil Saint-Laurent-Prentice-Hall...
Mistinguett, ancient (seventyish) Parisian music-hall favorite whose shapely legs have outlasted two World Wars, saw Marlene Dietrich perform in Paris, cooed to a lobby listener: "Marlene was marvelous, but, chérie, you know, she's really getting very...
Roar followed roar from all parts of the harbor as ship after ship exploded. German troops raced for the Vauban Basin where the battleship Dunkerque had been tied up for repairs since the British attack on Oran in July 1940. Near by were the cruisers Algérie, Foch and Jean de Vienne; their docks were wrecked with them. Earth and air trembled as the beautiful ships destroyed themselves...
...sinister smile, which remains upon his face as if carved there, from the first reel to the last, giving to an otherwise somewhat episodic narrative a comforting if not entirely reasonable continuity. Typical shot: Pichel, as he smiles, patting a carrier pigeon which he calls "Chérie...
University--"Flying Down to Rie." Some fine tunes, excellent sets, and the dancing of Mr. Astaire raise this picture above the level of the usual singing and dancing film extravaganzas. "Easy to Love" Miss Tobin is very good in an amusing comedy...