Hollywood wi staggered recently by "The Citadel," film of A. J. Cronin's famous novel of a doctor's progress, which received its world pre-
But people are already speaking of at the Westwood Theatre. lit as the "shyest British film hit For three-quarters of the audience were unaware that it had been produced in Britain, because the fact was not mentioned in the credit lines.
The West ood Theatre is near the University of Southern California. end sociology students—and ordinary housewives, too—were shocked by the shots of Welsh miners' housing conditions.
"If they live in hovels like these, no wonder they don't want to fight for Czechoslovakia," was one comment.
Robert Donat's performance as Dr.} Manson was agreed to be. probably the best of his career.
And the general opinion was that the picture was the most revealing and realistic film of British working-class life ever shown.
'Man to Remember'
"George and Margaret" Playgoers are reminded that the
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