Jack Parlance in ‘House of Numbers’
Leads Prison Break From San Quentin
San Quentin, home of the late
Caryl Chessman for the past 12
years, is the scene of a movie,
“House of Numbers,” showing at
the Orpheum Theatre, Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week.
Unlike Chessman, who found
there was no way out except feet
first after eight tries, the movie
depicts a most amazing getaway.
In MGM’s “House of Numbers,”
Jack Parlance plays the part of
the inmate who made the success
ful getaway, and Barbara Lang
the girl he did it for.
The movie was filmed within
the walls of San Quentin. The es
cape is said to be fantastic, and
offers a surprise ending.
Saturday
“The Last Command”—Picturi
zation of a thrilling chapter in
American history — the fighting
between a band of Texans and the
army of General Santa Ana of
Mexico from the outbreak of the
trouble through the fall of the
Alamo . . . the James Bowie and
Davy Crockett story. Stirring and
quite authentic, this should please
most audiences. Good cast includes
Sterling Hayden, Anna Marie Al
berghetti, Richard Carlson, Ar
thur Hunnicutt, Ernest Borgnine,
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“Run Silent, Run Deep”—Clark
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tender love story with the unusual
theme of an inter-racial conflict,
of a lonely American girl in
France and two American sol
diers. One is genuinely in love
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make.”
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termed “the most beautiful spot
in the whole world”—the fabulous
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Two or three dogs without li
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week, according to Police Chief
Vickery. These are being destroy
ed unless claimed by their owners
within three days.
“There are too many dogs run
ning loose again,” Vickery stated.
“All dogs must be licensed.”
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