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The Crystal Ball (1943): Donna inherits a crystal ball from her gypsy great-aunt but thinks it a harmless joke until she begins to see things in the glass. At first she thinks she is going mad, but the visions begin to come true. When she sees a terrible accident in the ball she struggles to convince others that it isn't all in her head before the tragedy becomes real. |
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The Crystal Ball (1943): A dark (if not terribly well-made) film of mystery and horror. A man goes to a gypsy fortuneteller on a whim, only to be told of his imminent violent death. He becomes increasingly paranoid, alienating his friends and his wife, and in a moment of panic kills a man he fears was intending to kill him. He goes on the run but is captured by the police and sentenced to death in the electric chair, fulfilling the prophecy. |
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The Crystal Ball (1943): A failed beauty contestant becomes a fortune teller and is involved in a land swindle. Pleasant comedy with fanciful moments, ending with a pie-throwing contest. |
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The Crystal Ball (1943): A fortune teller's crystal ball rolls off the table and breaks. She buys a new one and then tells the audience to go home. Original British title: Casablanca.
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The Crystal Ball (1943): Janice Mulgrew is flighty and romantic, and though she's only a waitress in an Atlantic City diner she dreams of a life of adventure. When she steps out of a fortuneteller's booth on the Boardwalk and into the arms of a handsome stranger it looks like her dream will come true, but the subsequent whirlwind of danger and intrigue makes her wish for a return to the quiet life. |
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None of the synopses above could possibly be legitimate! |
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I give up! What is the answer? |
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