It’s not among W. Somerset Maugham's most intricate tales, yet it offers an opportunity to see Robert Newton, Charles Laughton, and Elsa Lanchester in a story reminiscent of "Sadie Thompson," but flipped around. The disagreeable “Ginger Ted” (Laughton) provokes the rather strict “Martha” (Lanchester) and her clergyman brother, “Owen” (Tyrone Guthrie). Following one of his drunken episodes, she insists that the local …