European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 8, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Staughn Monroe and train make Simul Vaughn sinking makes his debut As a badman turned sheriff in singing Here Monroe is shown with Raines who helps to persuade him to renounce Vaneous screen debuts in Republic studios singing a Saga of Stagecoach Days in Arizona done in Monroe plays the role of a desperado by the in justices imposed by who turns to holding up stagecoaches in a quest for Gold which he to be rightfully Lovely Ella Raines provides the love interest with Walter Brennan in an excellent characterization of a Dato clergy the supporting cast includes Ward Barry Harry Shannon and Tom fad dramatic hit of the week is Sunset Gloria Swansong gripping comeback vehicle in the role of a great Star of the silent Days which she was soaking to return to the screen which she both i 5 s Swanson and Erich von another Star whose greatness has not dimmed with the turn in dramatic As Dees William Holden in the role of a jobless script writer with whom the faded Star Falls in included in the distinguished playing themselves in the Are Cecil Buster b Warner and Hedda Abbott and costello have made a for the first time in a using the Back ground of the French foreign legion and Algeri for their latest bit of the titled Abbott costello the foreign of includes one scene which the two comedians stumble into a slave Market where they have six Beautiful girls knocked Down to them without their Treyve one of the six is Patricia me quite a buy in anybody slave a Gay comedy is Woven about the situations that arise in Louisa when sprightly played by Spring gets involved in a romantic Triangle with Charles Coburn and edmund1 the situation throws her fam Ruth Hussey As the Moth and Ronald ruths into a turmoil that provides plenty of laughs be fore it is finally the showdown comes when miss Al the Side of persuades him to change his mind about stealing a shipment of and is instrumental in his Robert Abc who plays the father in knows each wednesday at pm Over an the stars and