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Released in 1951
Oil for the Lamps of China follows Chase (Pat O'Brien) as he obeys the dictates of the corporate hierarchy
Neither she nor her pulp-fiction-author beau (Red Skelton) knows she's actually working for spies -who got the idea from one of his potboiler novels
Siskel & Ebert call this "
He's found happiness
Tide of Empire (MOD) "Childrens" Released in 1951In the 1840s, California is a land of missions and ranchos, of Spanish grandees and winsome seoritas. Then comes the Gold Rush and with it comes the tide of empire as prospectors flood in, ignorant of the culture they destroy with their avarice. This history is the backdrop for a fast paced story of handsome gold seeker Dermot D'Arcy, who wins a rancho in a horse race then tries to win the proud daughter of the former owner. She resists, so Dermot
