This is our second (and final) collection of media from other films that played the Pacific Northwest in 1950.
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Congolaise (1950)
The expedition that shot this film was sponsored by the French Government and the Museum of Man, for the purpose of making a lasting record of the native tribes in French Equatorial Africa, and the USA had nothing to do with it except to show the film that was shot by the French expedition and edited into a 68-minute long exploitation stinker.
Director: Jacques Dupont
Writer: Peter Ordway
Narrators: Robert St. John, Ray Morgan
June 28, 1950 ad (Seattle)
June 29, 1950 ad (Seattle)
July 28, 1950 ad (Portland)
Caged (1950)
A gentle, naive, pregnant 19-year-old widow is slowly and inexorably ground down by the hardened criminals, sadistic guards and matron at a woman's prison. Will she be the same person when her sentence is up?
Director: John Cromwell
Writers: Virginia Kellogg, Bernard C. Schoenfeld
Stars: Eleanor Parker, Agnes Moorehead, Ellen Corby
June 29, 1950 ad (Seattle)
August 11, 1950 ad (Portland)
Caged (1950) trailer
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So Young, So Bad (1950)
A psychiatrist and nurse overthrow the abusive heads of a girls' reform school in order to teach the "unfortunate" young women that they have a chance at healthy lives.
Directors: Bernard Vorhaus, Edgar G. Ulmer
Writers: Jean Rouverol, Bernard Vorhaus, Joseph Than
Stars: Paul Henreid, Catherine McLeod, Grace Coppin
September 13, 1950 ad (Seattle)
September 14, 1950 ad (Seattle)
September 15, 1950 ad (Seattle)
December 20, 1950 ad (Portland)
December 21, 1950 ad (Portland)
