CIVIC THEATRE
Worshipped by starr-y - eyed youngsters and adult audiences alike in • darkened theatres the world over, the "Western" can always be depended upon to fuse just the proper amount of ad venture, romance and breath-taking scenery into any bill of filmfare. '"San Antonio," Warner Bros.' newest outdoor drama in glorious technicolour which screens on Saturday at the Civic Theatre, is the latest example of this type of action-packed story and is, fittingly, as rousing as the fabulous adventurers whose story it tells. Starring Errol Flynn and Alexis Smith and featuring an important supporting cast that includes S. Z. "Cuddles" Sakall, Victor Francen, John Litel and Paul Kelly, "San Antonio" is in effect a boisterous screen toast to the men and women of Texas who fought rustlers and range wars to bring the longhorned steer across dangerous cattle trails to Abilene and the East.
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Chronicle (Levin), 27 June 1947, Page 2
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