Mark Twain's then, now, and forever classic about Huck Finn's runaway journey down the Mississippi and into manhood enjoys one of its best screen adaptations here. Michael Curitz, legendary director of Casablanca and some 170 more films, pilots this all-family movie whose stars include Eddie Hodges (as irrepressible Huck) and savvy veterans Tony Randall, Andy Devine, and Buster Keaton. Archie Moore, long-time light-heavyweight boxing champ, scores an acting KO as Jim, the fugitive slave who's Huck's rafting companion...and this appealing film's timeless conscience.