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stationed in France after World War
II, has been set for opening night of
the Twelfth Annual San Francisco In¬
ternational Film Festival, October 24.
The announcement was made today
by Raymond Syufy, General Chairman
of this year's Festival.
"THE SERGEANT," made entirely in
France during the autumn and winter
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by Dennis Murphy who also wrote the
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The film, a Robert Wise Production,
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Festival is

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Some

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