Arthur R. G. solmssen

THE MOVIEGOER

By Arthur R. G. solmssen October 22, 1949

Though beautiful if perhaps accidental timing, the Navy's current screams for more carriers are being backed up by a better-than-average

By Arthur R. G. solmssen September 29, 1949

The current offering from Bow Street is just about the same as its recent predecessors. It contains twelve cartoons, drawings

By Arthur R. G. solmssen May 17, 1949

Dr. Wertham's subject is murder. It seems that more people are killed each year by other people than by tuberculosis.

By Arthur R. G. solmssen April 21, 1949

"Citizen Kane" was Orson Welles' baby. He was the first person ever commissioned by a studio to write, direct, produce

By Arthur R. G. solmssen April 12, 1949

The fabulous life of Henry VIII has long been juicy material for all sorts of novelists, playwrights, and historians. "The

By Arthur R. G. solmssen March 22, 1949

Mr. Marquand's latest epic has been reviewed in all of the important magazines, his face has graced the covers of

By Arthur R. G. solmssen February 10, 1949

In this age of Hollywood blood-and-thunder war movies, all of which preach some sort of a hackneyed message, there is

By Arthur R. G. solmssen November 30, 1948

From the moment Barry Fitzgerald enlists an unemployed Hollywood stunt man to impersonate the crazy and deceased scion of the

By Arthur R. G. solmssen January 22, 1776

The current offering from Bow Street is just about the same as its recent predecessors. It contains twelve cartoons, drawings