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Saturday
Glamorous Lana Turner co-stars
with Jeff Chandler for the first
time in “The Lady Takes a Flyer,”
playing the part of a devil-may-care
ferrying pilot, in a pcture that is
said to successfully combine intim
ate romance, suspenseful adven
ture and gay sophisticated com
edy.
Chandler portrays Mike Dan
dridge. one wolf bachelor and fly
ing soldier of fortune. Once the
two set eyes on each other the wild
blue yonder becomes a sight to be
hold.
A Hollywood newcomer, Andrea
Martin, makes a spectacular screen
ddbut as Nikki Taylor, Miss Tur
ner^ rival. She has been desf
cribed as the girl with the chame
Icon eyes. The lattter change
in color from blue, green and ?ray
depenling on what she is wearing.
The picture is entirely in color.
Sunday and Monday
Based on an article in Holiday
Mrgazine by George Scullin, “Gun
fight at the O K. Corral,’’ is a big,
sprawling western, rich in scenic
beauty and loaded with action.
It has the added ingredients of
such names as Burt Lancaster,
Kirk Douglas, Rhonda Fleming,
Jo Van Fleet and John Ireland.
Burt Lancaster as “Wyatt E^rp,"
is a feared and respected law en
forcement officer who seeks to es
tablish law and decency in retain
sections of Texas, Kansas and Ari
zona. How he accomplishes this
is told in 13 story that leads up to an
exciting climax—a rip-snoating
gun fight in a Tombstone, Ariz.,
corral between a gang of law
breakers and Lancaster and Doug
las and the former’s brothers.
The color photography by Charlej
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Lang, Jr. has captured the beauty
of the western backgrounds in a
breath-taking manner John
Sturges directed.
Tuesday and Wednesday
When a young, pretty and im
pressionable New England bred
school teacher takes a part-time
job as secretary in a rowdy New
York night club run by a tough
ef-bootlegger, anything can hap
pen—and does—in M-G-M's '“This
Could Be the Night.” The ca$t
includes Jean Simmons, Paul Doug
las and new leading man, Anthony
Franc iosa.
Others in the ca$t who assist in
providing many laughs are Julie
Wilson, Neile Adams, Joan Blon
dell, J. Carrol Naish, Rafael Cam
pos and Sasu Pitts.
Thursday and Friday
Tve giant head of a house fly
firml'* set on a human’s shoulders;
an ordinary fly with a human head
caugl t in a spider’s web shriek
ing i )r help; a young scientist’s
wife discovers with sudden shock
the ghastly mistake thait a miracle
machine has wrought. These are
but a few of the many chilling
highlights of Twentieth Ceentury
fox’s horror suspense tale, “The
Fly.”
Filmed in Cinemascope De Luxe
(Color, “The Fly” reveals the ex
periences of a handsome young
scientist who creates a monstrous
machine which can break down all
matter into its components, trans
fer it to another geogarphdcal lo
cation where it reappears com
pletely intact.
An ordinary fly causes the ma
chine to run amok, and all terror
(breaks loose, as the scientist em
erges as a half-human, half-fly.
In the cast are A1 Heilson, Pat
ricia* Owens, Vincent Price asd
Herbert Marshall.
LEGAL NOTICES
IN TIIE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRD
DIVISION. ANCHORAGE
PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Estate )
of )
PATRICK LYNCH, aka )
PAT LYNCH )
No. 639 Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, MARION
LYNCH, has been duly appointed
and qualified by the above entitled
Court as administratrix of the
estate of PATRICK LYNCH, ALSO
known as PAT LYNCH, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate should present them,
with proper vouchers attached,
to the said administratrix at
Kodiak, Alaska, which place has
been selected by sudd administra
trix as the place for the transac
tion- of the business of said estate,
.within six months from the date
hereof. • .
DATED at Kodiak. Alaska Ih»
6th day of January, 1960
MARION LYNCH
Administratrix
Publish Jan. 16, 23, 30,and Feb.
6 & 13, 1960
Bridge Tourney
Scheduled Jan. 17
The Kodiak New Year Invita
tional Open Pairs Championship
Bridge Tournament will be held
at the Alaska Room, Officers Club.
Naval Station, on Sunday, January
17. Play Is scheduled to begin at
2 pm.
An entry fee of $2.00 will be
changed and will ihclude dinner,
which will Ibe served at 6 pm'.
The touroametit is open to all
interested bridge phaiyars.
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