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In the dangerous underground struggle against the Nazis in World War II, a patriotic Norwegian cop named Asbjoern Brhyn worked with and came to like a tall, pale young Communist named Asbjoern Sunde. Sunde ran the Red underground mercilessly and effectively, never flinching at robbery, murders or bombings. He had...
A glance at recent issues of another local magazine should have been enough to show the editors of the Advocate that only one good piece by one good writer is not enough to constitute a respectable issue. Such a glance evidently was not taken. For with the exception of its...
Attempted naturalism is the issue's real downfall in S. W. Thompson's The Alcohol, and Eugene Higgins' excerpt from The Sons of Darkness. Thompson makes a stab at slipping a little social commentary into a picture of lower-class life, but defeats his own attempt at realism by a...
The supporting cast is generally excellent. Camera work adds much to the mood of the film, and usually relies upon darkness and shadow to accompany the drama. Jane Eyre has probably received its classic film treatment in this version, which retains the novel's exciting pace and a good deal...
The crews were in bed by 8 p.m. They were up at 3 a.m. for a breakfast of two slices of French toast and two or three huge cups of coffee. (Each man paid for his own breakfast: 55^.) By 3:30 a.m., they were in the weather shack for...