Steadily the scent grew stronger, and by the middle of the afternoon the sun was veiled by a film of smoke.

There was a red film before his eyes.

I perceived all its excellences, on a first reading, as readily as now you have been removing a supposed film from my eyes.

He should have paid heed to the first threat of a thin film across the sky; he should have turned back with Gloria the first thing this morning; he should have done anything in the world save exactly what he had done.

"I have five more exposures on this roll of film, boys.

Overhead, a pair of white shoes protruded from the rail in a blue film of smoke.

A film, like a veil drawn across the fiendish glare in them, spread over the eyes of Sabota, his grip on the throat of the cowboy relaxed and as a bull, struck by the hammer of the butcher, he dropped to the floor.

Her eyes did not fit the face at all; they were old eyes, tired yet restless, and clouded with a peculiar film which robbed them of all depth.

For a moment the film seemed brushed from the hazel eyesthe blinds were raised and angry fear peeped out.

Conjugal virtue, domestic content and happiness, are beautiful to look upon for a while, but I confess that in a remorseless continuous film ("featuring" Dawson and Emma) I find them boresome.

So the mantle is stretched out, and it puts a film of lime to the edge of the shell.

They were squatting upon their hams, and their attitude seemed uncanny when I compared it with the mad film of action which my mental machinery had recorded during the preceding hours.

R62427, 16May50, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. (PWH) L'AUTRE FILS, comédie en 3 actes de Pierre Decourcelle

R57073, 12Jan50, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. (PWH) CATESBY.

A photoplay in five reels, by Fox Film Corp.

R60712, 6Apr50, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. (PWH) GOODE, John Paul.

R57077, 12Jan50, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. (PWH) THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA, near Nankow Pass, by the National Geographic Society.

R57068, 12Jan50, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. (PWH) LILY, by Hugh Wiley.

MADNESS OF YOUTH, a photoplay in five reels by Fox Film Corp.

R65981, 7Aug50, Barbara Mary Sydney Maxwell (C) & Henry William Austin Maxwell (C) FORBIDDEN LOVE, synopsis by C. B. C. Film Sales Corporation.

R71008, 5Dec50, Columbia Pictures Corp. (PWH) FORBIDDEN PARADISE, synopsis by C. B. C. Film Sales Corporation.

R68450, 17Oct50, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. (PWH) THE FUN BOOK.

Twin beds; synopsis of the film.

"I will give you the power," said the bonga, "but you must tell no one about it, not even your wife; if you do you will lose the power and in that case you must not blame me," Then the bonga blew into his ear and he heard the speech of ants; and the bonga scratched the film of his eye balls with a thorn and he saw the bongas: and there were crowds of them living in villages like men.

The yellow was out on the gorse, with a heady scent like a pineapple's, and between the bushes spread the grey film of coming blue-bells.