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Cairo

film by Van Dyke [1942]
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  • The Thin Man
    W.S. Van Dyke
    / Later films

    MacDonald returned for Cairo (1942), an espionage spoof that drew mixed reviews but was worth seeing for supporting players Dooley Wilson and Ethel Waters. Van Dyke’s final work was the box-office hit Journey for Margaret (1942), a sentimental World War II drama, with five-year-old Margaret O’Brien playing a…

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    MacDonald returned for Cairo (1942), an espionage spoof that drew mixed reviews but was worth seeing for supporting players Dooley Wilson and Ethel Waters. Van Dyke’s final work was the box-office hit Journey for Margaret (1942), a sentimental World War II drama, with five-year-old Margaret O’Brien playing a…

    Read More