Goodbye, Mr. Chips (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) is a lovingly faithful picturization of the novelette by James Hilton that gave Alexander Woollcott such a good cry five years ago. Like the book, it is ...

Hollywood in 1939 reached a fabulous zenith it was never again to attain. Who can now imagine a year in which Greta Garbo in Ninotchka, Bette Davis in Dark Victory, Irene Dunn in Love Affair and Greer ...

Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939) (MGM/UA, 115 minutes, not rated, $24.95): Movie-goers across the country were moved to tears by the story of a shy English schoolmaster who devotes his life to “his boys” in ...

“Goodbye, Mr. Chips,” the latest English import from “Masterpiece Theater,” is the fourth film version (including one musical) of the 1933 novelette -- or, as it is attractively described in the ...