COLUMBIA RELEASES WITH CASTS

Chronicle (Levin), 17 January 1948, Page 6

COLUMBIA RELEASES WITH CASTS

Latest Columbia technicolour releases from Hollywoo'd with casts were announced yesterday from Columbia headquarters in Wellington: "The Swordsman," with Larry Parks and Ellen, Drew; "Relentr less," Robert Young and Margaret Chapman; "The Man from Colorado,!' Glenn .Ford, William Holden and Ellen Drew; "The Return of October," Glenn Ford, Dame May Whitty, Terry Moore; '/The Prince of Thieves," Jon Hall, Patricia Morrison and Adele Jorgens; "Corner Creek," Randolph Scott and Margaret Chapman. "Other Columbia Hollywood productions to reach the market are: "To the End of th« E^rth," Dick .Powell and Signe Hasso; "It Had to be You," Gingtr Rogers, CornelWilde, Ron Randall; "Lulu Belle," Dorothy Lamour;' "I Love Trouble," Franchot Tone and Lucille Ball; "The Lady frdm Shanghai," Orson Welles and Rita Hayworth; "Born Yesterday," Rita Hayworth; "The Mating of Millie," Glenn Ford, Evelyn Keyes aiid Ron Randall; "The Sign of the Rai£," Susan Peters, Alexander Knok and Ron Randall; "The Fuller Brush Man," Red Skel-

ton; "Let's Fall iti Love," Janet Blair and Lee Bowman; "The Bl'ack Arrow," Louis Hayward and Janet Blair. The three Gene Autry Western prqductions for Cinecolor and released by Co'.umbia are: "The Last Round Up," "The Strawberry Roan" and "The Big Sombrero." Films on the English market released through British Columbia are "This Man is Mine," with Glynis Johns, Ian Walls and- Hugh McDermott; "The First Gentleman," Jean Piefre Aumbnt," Cecil : Parker and Joan Hopkins.