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MOVIEGOER

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This is another case of the second feature outshining the first, but the competition isn't stiff by any means. You

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This hardly seems the right moment for a period musical, particularly one with so much book trouble. A bodacious, bawdacious

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For sheer entertainment, "Star-Spangled Rhythm" is one of the most satisfying pictures in ages. It is also such wonderful publicity

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Maxwell Anderson's "Star Wagon" is a shuttle-train in time, allowing its drivers to ignore the usual chronological conventions and to

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"Pins and Needles," the Labor Stage musical review put on by the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, is a merry

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"Lady at Large," by Philip Goodman, presents the sorry spectacle of capable actors and actresses struggling with hopeless material They

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Rodgers and Hart have come to town, and their current musical, "I Married an Angel" eclipses many if not all

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"Eye on the Sparrow," a comedy presented by Girvan Higginson and written by Maxwell Selser, is a disconcerted tale of

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The Hasty Pudding has once again served up a dish of varied entertainment, including the customary elements of political satire,

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The Crimson Playgoer hopes he has not lost all his credit by praising "There's Always a Breeze," which he thought