The Window. Bobby Driscoll in a hair-raising chase through Manhattan slums (TIME, May 23).
Home of the Brave. An outspoken anti-prejudice film about the crackup of a Negro G.I. (TIME, May 9).
The Wizard of Oz. Reissue of a classic piece of Technicolored movie enchantment (TIME, May 9).
We Were Strangers. John Garfield and Jennifer Jones as two heroic cogs in a Cuban revolution, as staged by Director John Huston (TIME, May 2).
The Barkleys of Broadway. Expert hoofing and whirling by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers (TIME, April 25).
The Set-Up. The rotten underside of the fight racket; with Robert Ryan on the receiving end (TIME, April 18).
Champion. Kirk Douglas as a Ring Lardner pug; a portrait with a punch (TIME, April 11).
Devil In the Flesh. A tender, penetrating French view of young love in wartime (TIME, March 21).
Quartet. Bright, ironic commentary on British foibles; a British-made film inspired by four Somerset Maugham short stories (TIME, Feb. 21).
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