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  • All About Eve
    Gregory Ratoff
    / Films of the 1930s and ’40s

    
turned to murder mysteries with Moss Rose (1947), a thriller set in turn-of-the-century London; Peggy Cummins played a chorus girl who suspects a wealthy man (Victor Mature) of killing her roommate. Ratoff’s period drama about the 18th-century magician Cagliostro, Black Magic (1949), was even better, with lead actor Orson Welles


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turned to murder mysteries with Moss Rose (1947), a thriller set in turn-of-the-century London; Peggy Cummins played a chorus girl who suspects a wealthy man (Victor Mature) of killing her roommate. Ratoff’s period drama about the 18th-century magician Cagliostro, Black Magic (1949), was even better, with lead actor Orson Welles


    Read More