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Movie Guide By the Motion Picture commit tee. Farmville Woman's Club. STATE THEATRE ‘ The Quiet Man ’—Technicolor photography of Ireland, so beau tiful that it transports you into a world of quaint customs, impish humor and homespun charm, marks this film as one of the most successful Hollywood has made on foreign soil. A special award film. Excellent. Adults and young people. "Somebody Loves Me"—Betty Hutton puts a lot of zestful per sonality into her role of Blossom Seely, famous vaudeville star of the twenties. This film may fall as biography but Miss Hutton does a first; rate job with the music. Good. \ Adults and young people “Pony ‘Soldier'' — (20th Fox' Based on a Saturday Evening Post serial "Mounted Patrol." Adults and young people. LEE THEATRE Horizons West" — Except for its excellent technicolor there is little about this Robert Ryan starrer that is different from other post-Civil War Westerns. Rock Hudson. Julia Adams and John Mclntire head the compe tent supporting cast. Good. Adults and young people. "Glory Alley"—A psychological study of a prizefighter. Interest ing New Orleans background. Ralph Meekers acting and Leslie Caron's dancing arc better'than the story. Fair. Adults and young people.
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