sDAY,
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10.
1942
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J.
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CHIROPRACTOR
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Thone
64
"Simply
Grand"
Is
"Mrs.
Minivers-Best
That
Has
Been
Said
For
It
Reiterated
is
Real
Masterpiece
A
simple
story
grandly
told,
an
epic
picture
magnificently
screened,
acted
and
directed,
a
film
accomplishment
which
excels
because
it
has
so
effectively
caught
the
spirit
of
the
timely
subject
of
Britain
and
Britons
at
war,
"Mrs
Miniver
has
already
been
seen
for
review
and
there
can
be
no
hesitation
in
reiterating
every
fine
thing
that
has
been
said
for
it.
It
would
,
be
remiss
not
to
repeat
the
urgent
j
suggestion
already
made
that;
everyone
most
certainly
should
see
this
fine
masterpiece
of
the
screen.
.
"Mrs,
Miniver"
has
been
so
much
extolled,
there
have
been
so
many
spontaneous
writings
in
1U
favor,
on
every
phase
of
its
production,
that
it
is
dVflcult
to
praise
it
In
original
terms.
"Simply
grand"
Is
poMibly
the
best
way
to
describe
it
in
two
words.
It
is
so
easily
understandable
yet
so
breathlessly
realistic,
so
poignantly
dramatic.
It
is
not
a
picture
one
would
call
elaborate
or
spectacular.
It
is
a
realistic
record
illustrated
by
deep
'
human
drama.
Oraphlc
scene
of
Mrs.
Miniver
are
the
air
fighting
over
Britain,
those
attending
the
use
of
the
great
civilian
mosquito
fleet
for
'evacuation
of
Dunkerque,
another
j
the
sequence
where
the
Miniver
family
sits
out
in
an
Anderson
air
raid
shelter
during
the
Nit.
Tense
is
the
scene
where
Mrs.
Miniver
captures
the
fugiUve
Nazi
flier.
Stirring
is
the
closing
episode
the
service
in
the
bombed
village
church
where
the
"levelling"
of
the
classes
1
so
richly
depicted
In
a
setting
of
stress
and
tragedy.
Probably
no
motion
picture
has
ever
probed
so
deeply
Into
war
time
emotions,
yet
tnis
magnui-
cent
production
does
so
without
j-
the
use
of
the
tvtrolt
-
usual
btood-and-
!
tnelf
scenes.
It,
y
is
a
-
inunuer
yw-ucrc
beautiful
picture
of
ffiiy
life.
and
the
emotional
pulls
of
wartime
between
love
and
duty.
Cer-tftinlr.
it
is
a
tribute
to
the
civilian
warriors
of
En
g
tend
that
nas
new
long
overdue.
Greer
Oarson
and
Walter
Pid-geon
will
go
down
In
screen
hls-tnrr
a.
"Mrs.
Miniver"
and
"Mr.
Miniver."
their
portrayals
ef
the
j
leading
roles
are
so
fine
and
yet
so
unostentatious.
Dame
mjt
Whltty.
Teres
Wright,
Richard
Ney.
Reginald
Owen.
Henry
savers,
and
Henry
Wllcoxon
also
have
essential
parts
with
enrmopner
Severn
and
Clara
Sanders
in
fine
Juvenile
pieces.
OA
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1
1
20
13
5
0
0
12
4
0
1
16
10
110
8
4
0
3
IS
32
0
3
3
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