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For P. O: Monday
Because Washington’s Birth
day, a legal holiday, falls on
Sunday, Feb. 22 this year, the local
post office will be closed on Mon
day the 23rd.
Mail will be regularly dispat
ched, and incoming mail will be
distributed to boxes.
Today
“Enemy From Space” stars
Brian Donlevy.
Sunday and Monday
“Witness for the Prosecution,”
is a screen adaptation of the Aga
tha Christie stage melodrama that
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* The screen version of “Witness
for the Prosecution” stars Tyrone
Power in one of the last movies
he completed prior to his death.
Also playing in feature roles are
Marlene Dietrich and Charles
Laughton. In supporting roles the
strong cast is made up of Elsa
Lanchester and John Williams.
Every major critic who reviewed
“Witness for the Prosecution” in
its stage incarnation—both on
Broadway and in London—men
tioned for special citation the
thoroughly unexpected and sur
prising climax.
The picture has the ingredient of
suspense, which, coupled with a
splendid cast, and the surprising
climax, makes for good entertain
ment
Tuesday and Wednesday
“My Gun Js Quick,” one of
Mickey Spillane’s sex-and-suspense
stories, stars Robert Bray as Mike
the kiss-and-mayhem school of
• :Fotif luscious: actresses;-oddly
enough all recruited from televi
sion, appear in the film. They are
Whitney Blake, Gina Core, Pat
Donahue and Jan Chaney.
As if this weren’t enough of a
shocker, the second film on the
same billing, stars Dennis O’Keefe
in“Lady of Vengeance,” a story of
murder and revenge, and tells of
an unusual fate planned for a man
who drove a woman to suicide..
• Thursday and Friday
A double feature awaits patrons
with the showing of “Fury at Sun
down” and “Black Patch.”
The first stars John Derek, to
gether with John Smith, Carolyn
Craig and Nick Adams. It is a
story of brotherly love, in which
the younger attempts to steer the
older brother away from cetain
death. "Black Patch” stars George
Montgomery, with Diane Brewster,
Tom Pittman and Leo Gordon
supporting.
NOTICE
Dr. Paul Jaeger will be in
Kodiak Feb. 20 — 21 — and
22. For appointment call
3182.
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Dinner Meeting—3rd Monday at
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