The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 22, 1954, Page 2

eee eee Pose 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, February 28. ae a Randolph ScottRealismIsIn - The Stars In 3-D Paratroop Film » grey Film, BEST DEAL | IN |screen as I |door star, is Scott fete laire Trevor s by enemies but e triumphant by dint of cool cour and greater resourcefulness. footloose Civil War vetera |takes to working with Claire Trevor. He barely with his life in a premeditated b room brawl Scott drifts on to Arizona, there to pay off lebt to George Mac ready, who saved him in the mur der assault, o man jis pl 1 Veldon. When another g other bu s given a rugged tt escapes, to turn 1 reportedly makes for about as exciting a climax as Dodges has ever been contrived in a Western epic. AS the tough, taciturn adven turer, Scott proves once again, e 0 OSs [proot were needed, that he is ’s premier outdoor Miss Trevor, the gambl s for whic famed. J« young freight linc ontributes to the procce Trevor for Scott’s affections. Mac ly is a worthy opponent for the wart Scott, while Alfonso Bed ya, as a laughing bandit and Mac of the flavor Chryslers ’ ough she loses out to Miss in another co WE NEED USED CARS eee aiiaaauaials | ‘Wild Automobile 2 LOTS . Kicks UpAFuss | | Detroit (®—An automobile run ning in a circle kicked up an aw- jful fuss at a street intersection jlast night eS | After hitting the rear of another lear, it zipped through a {station driveway, knockir \two gasoline pumps and a 15-f light pole. One pump caught fire owner Joseph Jones’ clothes caught fire from it. His hair and ger Wore a Gun” was n for the screen by Kenneth . The new outdoor action , a Scott-Brown Production, orously directed in 3-D by tt and produced by See Us arms were singed, The car k going, the flaming pump with it. é For the Deal the street it ripped off a fe! while knocking over an air pump at another filling station. 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