Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-10-19 | Page 15 | 'Wilson' Emerges as Powerful Movie

j Wilson Wason Emerges Emerges' as as Powerful Movie By Cristie Gristle Freed Slicing the Washington political pout pout- cal life of ot World War I to portray portray portray por por- tray in vivid realism the thc undercurrents undercurrents undercurrents under under- currents opposition and vacillation vacillation vacil vacil- lation laUon of or opinion revolving about the rise and eventual resultant collapse of the League of Nations Nations Nations Na Na- the film Wilson is one of the most powerful dramas to tobe tobe be he shown the American people in the current year Forced to move ponderously in occasional scenes because of ot the weight of Its story Wilson nevertheless grips the interest to retain it to a climactic close So well and strongly does Alexander Alexander Alexander Al Al- Knox assume the character character character char char- acter of Woodrow Wilson that he possibly has impaired his own career in that the movie-going movie public may have future dUff dUff- culty in Imagining him in to any other role As Edith Wilson I Geraldine Fitzgerald has grasped 1 the strength of or a woman who for several months during her husbands husband's illness carried the burden of the presidency on her own shoulders Rich In color and costumes of ot the era Wilson is a film that thatIs thatis thatis is worthy of the movie-goer's movie time lime Wilson will open for a one- one week engagement Friday Friday Friday Fri Fri- day at the Capitol theater Filming N CU Campus HOLLYWOOD UP The UP-The The troupe of Look ilL L o 0 a. a k Homeward Angel left the film capital Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wed Wed- night for Chapel HI Hill I N. N C. C campus o of the University of oC North Carolina to shoot scenes for forthe forthe forthe the film The movie Is a of the novel by Thomas Wolfe