Gallantry Display In 'Sir Galahad' Based upon the stirring days of the warrior heroes who sallied forth from Kiny Arthur's Court to rescue a fair maiden in dis tress or pursue some other equal I ly fcariess quest, Columbia Pic ! tures has produced a rousing super-serial that comes storming ; to the Viccar Theatre's screen i Saturday Succeeding episodes can be seen each Saturday. Sir Galahad, the Boldest Knight of the Round Table, is, the swashbuckling hero of the ! new super-serial and his quest' for Excalibur, King Arthur's won derful sword which possesses the quality of making its wearer in vincible, results in the perilous mtr'gue, slashing swordplay and swashbuckling thrills which jam j the new ehapter-play. “Adventures of Sir Galahad"* ) rolls from one suspenseful mei | dent to another as pitched battles I vigorous sword combats, am wondrous teats of magic per ! formed by Merlin, the Magician ! follow in fast succession. All the • color and romance of a spectacu lar and brawling age are caught in the new super-serial. The first chapter, titled. “The Stolen Sword.” opens with Sir Galahad starting his adventurous quest tor Excahbur Shortly thereafter, the Saxons, under King Ulric, invade Britain Gala had proceeds through the En chanted Forest, Merlin's special preserve, and is warned to leave >y tne magician, who then causes i tree to imprison Galahad and i ring of fire to close in on him! With this spectacular begin- j ling, the characters oi the super- i crial such as George Reeves in ( he title role; Nelson Leigh as1 King Arthur: William Fawcett as Merlin: Hush Prosser as Sir Lan celot and' Lois Hall as the Lady of the Lake make their appear ances and participate in the fas cinating story. Worth the price of admission alone arc such fascinating sights as the Enchanted Forest, the mystic Ring of Fire, the Seige of Camelot, the Tournament Combat at the court; and a thousand other spectacular scenes to de light adventure enthusiasts. Spencer Bennet directed for producer Sam Kaizman from a script penned by George H. Plympton, Lewis Clay and David Mathews. continuing with a bang. For two months now industrial output has matched 1948’s record-smrshing rate; employment is bounding along at a clip that may set a postwar high this summer; and — most of all for the nation's re tailers — consumer spending is rocketing ahead at a record $180, 000,000,000-a-year rate. With a few exceptions (farm income is skidding, manufactors' new orders dipped 10 per cent in I April), the news .is good all up I and down the line. 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