The first picture on this double bill is one of the rare instances where "B" film director Edgar Ulmer was given a grade "A" cast to work with� and he doesn't disappoint. THE STRANGE WOMAN: Screen vixen Lamarr gives one of her finest performances as a strong-willed young lady in 19th-Century Maine, who affects the lives of three very different men. RT: 100 min, B&W, 1.33:1, NR, 1946 DISHONORED LADY: A taut little thriller, Lamarr plays a glamorous but neurotic art director for a leading women's magazine who finds herself under suspicion of murder.