ThePoet’s Corner
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• In a Kodiak Garden
*Tis the same faithful sun far
away,w
In. a country that I. knew,
"Phat warms the Alaskan country
Andmakes ‘ Kodiak gardens
grow.
But *tis not the name of the
month,
June, April, or July,
Nor yet the length of the day,
Fog, raift, oor sun in the sky,
“Tis the light or darkness within
us,
. ...... The storm or peace in the soul,
... ' By which we measure the mean
ing of life,
And find it broken or whole.
And the. great God who is Light,
• Only He can speak to the soul;
He is here, there and everywhere,
Faithful Father of us all.
The \ above poem was written
hy William B. Tuthill in 1952 in
Spruce Haven Gardens. It is here
with published in memory of Mr.
Tuthill's daughter, Mrs. Sutltff,
who died at 'her homo here,
March 18, 1955. She was the wife
of Charles Sutliff of this city.
NOTICE
The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SO
CIETY holds services each Sun
day at 11 am., Sunday School at
9:30 am., and Testimonial meetings
the third Wednesday of each
month at 8 pm. Reading Room
opens Friday 7 to 9 pm. and Satur
day 2 to 4 pm. NEW LOCATION:
Corner of Mission Road and Alaska
Way, across from the Post Office.
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Grant-Bergman In
Dance Sequence
Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman
emerge as a terpsichorean two
some as the result of a sequence
in “Indiscreet,” which plays at
the Orpheum Theatre tomorrow
and Monday.
When the “Indiscreet” script
called for Grant, as a moneyed
American, and Miss Bergman, as
a famous Continental actress, to
have a gay time, at a society dance
in London, the director, Stanley
Donen saw the opportunity to
make their participation some
thing more than a ballroom bit.
He decided to give the dance a
Scottish flavor, with Cary and
ingrid becoming involved in a
typical Highland Eightsome Reel.
Although the Scottish steps
were new to Ingrid, she found
them not too unlike the country
dancing of her native Sweden.
Grant proved to be particularly
adept at the fancy footwork.
Hard-and-fast devotees of kilted
kicking probably will think that
the Grant-Bergman dance in “In
discreet” looks more like a High
land hoe-down than a Highland
Fling but it’s a pretty safe bet
that audiences will love it.
Today
The biggest and most ferocious
monster ever built in Hollywood
will be seen in “The Monster That
Challenged the World.” a horror
picture which is said to be a chill
shocker.
Tim Holt, handsome son of Jack
Holt, famed silent screen cowboy
ilar, and Audrey Dalton co-star in
this latest screen shocker. The
ateven-foot monster, who is able
*o move aad emit sounds,
mm real suspeoseSul moments,
Sunday and Monday
Vt “Indiscreet ” barring Cm
Gradtand Ingrid Bergman is the
stoy of a romance between a rich
American diplomat and a famous
European actress. - ,sv
The picture reunites Grant and
Miss Bergman, both top stirs, for
the first time since they teamed
in “Notorious” more then ten
years ago. Although they ire not
married in “Indiscreet” the two
play a love scene in bed, which
is accomplished by the producer
director Stanley Dooen, by a split
screen method.
Pans of either Grant or Berg
man wont be disappointed in this
o he.
Tuesday and Wednesday
The playground ox Europe—
Monte Carlo—and its glamorous
dtijMfcefo provide the background
for "The Monte Carlo Story,”
Starring Vittorrio De Sica and
Mdriefo* Dieti*c&;-^’
* A romantic1 comedy dealing
With the amiable foibles of the
highdivlng international set of the
French Riviera, “The Monte Car
lo Story” was filmed in its en
tirety in Technicolor and Teehni
rama in Monaca. <
Appearing in support of the
stars are Arthur Q’CoimaR, Nata
lie Trendy, Jane Rose, Glelia
Metania, Alberto Rabagliati, Mis
cha Auer and Renata Rascel..
Thursday and Friday
“War Drums” and “Lost La
goon” are the two features oca
the same billing. Few western
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The Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church da the HUT
BEY. JOHN MOLLETT1, PASTOR
Sunday Sc&ool-4k45 am.
Morning Worship—1L*00 am
Youth Fellowship Groups—6:3® pm /
Evening .Worship—7:30 pan.
Mid: wnk Service—7:30 pm, Wednesday
‘•Holding Forth the Word of life*
movies have been made with the
story told from the viewport erf
the Indian. “War Drums,” a Bel
Air production in De-Luxe Color,
is such a movie and its story,
basically centered on facts, hr an
insight into the character: of a
courageous people who fought
bitterly against the -encroaching
white man,
Lex Barker and Joan Taylor
have starring roles. ';v
Calypso entertainers had a field
day during the filming of “Lost
Lagoon,” the United Ajtfists re
lease produced and directed by
John Rawlins and starring Jeffrey
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Lyna. • J
„ ; Throughout most of this roman
tic tale with its Carribeas setting,
the tingling strains of calypso
provide a background for a romarf
tic story- ' M :fi
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Rev, Raymond L T.lhott, S. ;J:‘'• V •'
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Church' 8:30 Slid 10&0 A.M.
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