“No Time for Love,” “The Dancing Masters” (Movie Reviews-12/2/43)

Microfilm-New York Times archives, Monterey Public Library | 12/2/43 | Bosley Crowther, T.S.

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Free Republic University, Department of History presents World War II Plus 70 Years: Seminar and Discussion Forum
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[Homer_J_Simpson]

“No Time for Love” clip (Superman)

[Homer_J_Simpson]

Homer and Mrs. Homer viewed this for the first time last week. We found it a little odd, with occasional descents into absurdity, but worth queuing up if you haven’t seen it before.

Netflix has “No Time for Love” on a DVD with 1947’s “The Egg and I,” which I recommend a bit more enthusiastically. It also pairs Fred McMurray and Claudette Colbert.

“No Time for Love” opening

[Tax-chick]

“The Cross of Lorraine,” “First great drama of the fighting French!” *chortle*

Good cast, though.

[Homer_J_Simpson]

You had me scared for a moment. “Cross of Lorraine” is reviewed tomorrow in part 2 of back-to-back movie posts, and I was afraid I had posted the wrong one today.

[Tax-chick]

Oh, sorry! I just saw the ad for it. I’ll look forward to the review tomorrow.

[colorado tanker]

I’ve heard good things about The Egg and I but have never seen the whole thing. The plot reminds me of Green Acres.