“Knights Of The Round Table”

Throughout the ages, the world has thrilled to the romance of medieval England. And to the deeds of valor of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. In one of its most lavish Technicolor spectacles, M-G-M tells the story of King Arthur’s heroic struggle to overthrow the enemies who plotted against the peace of England . . . of a man’s love that plunged the country once more into bloody warfare . . . of Sir Lancelot who renounced his love for Queen Guinevere to keep his knightly vows to Arthur . . . of the King who died to keep England a united realm

Sir Lancelot (Bob Taylor) fulfills oath to the dying King, casts sword, Excalibur, into the sea

Agreeing that they must deny oil their dreams of love. Queen Guinevere and Sir Lancelot embrace and vow never to meet

No shadow of the sorrows lo come mars the wadding of King Arthur (Mel Ferrer) and Guinevere (Ava Gardner)

Guinevere, safe in Camelot, cannot forget the unknown knight who hod coma to her rescue on her perilous journey to court

At the feast of Pentecost, knights and ladies celebrate—for on this day Arthur was crowned, and Guinevere become his Queen

 

It is a quote. PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE MARCH 1954