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Agee, James | December 2, 1944 issue

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The article focuses on the motion picture "None But the Lonely in Heart," is a story about the education of a young man in London's pre-war slums. The film is an unusually sincere, almost-good film and was made under unusually unexpected auspices. Its star, Cary Grant, asked that it be made, and plays its far from Cary Grantish hero so attentively and sympathetically that the reviewer overlooked the fact that he is not well constituted for the role. The film's most notable player Ether Barrymore seemed miscast too.

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NONE But the Lonely Heart (Film); MOTION pictures; EDUCATION; GRANT, Cary, 1904-1986; MASS media; MOTION picture industry
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