China Mail Wednesday Supplement
April 28, 1948
Betty Hutton" "shows a leg" in the best vandeville tradition. Af scene from the forthcoming "Perils of Pauline,"--based on the trials and tribulations of one-time serial heroine Pearl Whits.
FRANCHOT
TONE doesn't
•
seem to enjoy
Shirley Tem-
ple's strangle-
hold in "Honey-
moon." His apī
peal for help
ls: ignored by
Guy Madison.
Wistful, winsome Joan Caulfield' says things with a look to Bing Crosby. The film is "Welcome Stranger," which also revives the popular Bing Crosby-Barry Fitzgerald partnership. It will be seen shortly, in Hong Kong.
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., is a dashing Charles II In "The Exile."
Here he is tramping down a deserted country lane in view of directors, producers, cameramen and co-star Monter (back to camera). It will be shown shortly.
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Rita Hayworth
and Orson Wel-
les in a drama-
tic scens from
"The Lady From
Shanghal," soon
be released
to
In Hong Kong.
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