j“Thls Is Russia” Is Color Film Of
Life And People Behind Iron Curtain r ,
There are few people who
ha vent’ asked: What i£ Russia
really like? Along comes* a movie
t]hat answers that question.
“This Is Russia” is a full-length
movie of this land of mystery,
filmed by Sid Feder, in color. He
travelled 20,000 miles throughout
Russia, from the Baltic to the
borders of China, and spent seven
months in the filming.
The Kodiak showing of “This
Is Russia” for three performances
Wednesday evening, is sponsored
by the American Legion. Legion
members are selling tickets, priced
at 75 cents for children and $1.50
for adults.
Proreeds will go to the organiza
tion.
This may be the only opportuni
ty most people will ever have of
seeing the Kremlin, the Red
Square, St. Basils’ Cathedral, Mos
cow’s Subway, Leningrad Palace,
the Lenin-Stalin Tomb, Yalta,
Samarkand Bazaars, Russian night
clubs, its big cities and contrasts
behind the Iron Curtain.
Saturday
“The Search For Bridey Mur
phy’ ’ is the eerie account of the
series of hypnotic experiments
that roused a world-wide storm of
controversy.
The film dramatizes the entire
story of the astonishing tape-re
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FROM NUTRITIONAL RAGS
TO RICHES
By Dr. E. M. Gildow
Director, Friskies Research Kennelt
A dog's dinner some thou
sands of years ago was a mat
ter of pot luck. If he caught
game, he devoured the whole
animal—even fur and feathers.
While we may not think much
of such a meal, from a nutri
tional standpoint it was tops
and provided the dog with all
the proteins, vitamins and min
erals he needed.
When dog became domesti
cated, meals were still a pot
luck matter. He got leftovers
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from his master’s table. Since
families were large, meat plen
tiful, and storing food difficult
from one day to the next, he
'still ate fairly well-balanced
meals.
Then came the nutritional de
pression for dogs. Families
shrank in size. Meat produc
tion, distribution and market
ing became highly specialized
industries. Science proved the
food value of organ meats for
humans which brought an end
to the happy days when butch
ers said, “I’ll just throw in the
liver, heart and kidney for Tow
ser.’’ The refrigerator cut into
the dog’s traditional share even
further.
Luckily for the canines of the
country, the manufacture of
prepared dog food was initiated
; in time to rescue them from
this nutritional depression. And
as science gleaned greater in
sight into the nutritional needs
of dogs, prepared dog foods im
i proved until, today, they con
tain everything essential to
‘ maintaining your pet in the
! peak of condition.. Ironically,
, the top grades of commercially
1 prepared dog foods provide
practically the same nutrients
! that the dog, gat w1iei>*he was
• bagging his dinner, with
! some extra pluses added, there
by completing the dog's nutri
tional cycle — from riches, to
rags, to riches.
corded disclosures of a hypnotized
subject, in which she tells of a
previous existence in Ireland and
the spirit world before her rebirth.
Louis Hayward portrays hypno
tist Morey Bernstein, Teresa
Wright his subject, Nancy Gates
his wife, Kenneth Toby and Rich
ard Anderson also co-star.
Sunday and Monday
MGM’s “Don’t Go Near the
Water” when it first appeared got
this line from a reviewer: “If there
has been a dearth of good solid,
belly-laugh comedy fare of late,
here is the answer to the com
plaints.”
The cast is made up of Glen
Ford, Gia Scala, Earl Holliman,
Anne Francis, Keenan Wynn, Fred
Clark, Eva Gabor and Russ Tamb
lyn. It is the story of the Navy
men in public relations who “push
a perilous pencil-pound a danger-'
ous typewriter and fire a deadly
paper clip, but they don’t go near
the water.*
Tuesday Only '
The shocking problems created
by today’s runaway teenage girls is
the headline inspiration for “Live
Fast, Die Young.”
The picture, released by Univer
sal-International, stars Mary Mur
phy, Norma Eberhardt, Sheridan
Comerate and Michael Connors.
Thursday and Friday
Using as its story setting the
Communist-ruled country of Al
bania, but actually filmed on loca
tions in Spain, whose terrain is
largely similar to that of Albania,
“Action of the Tiger,” released by
M-G-M, unfolds a story of adven
ture and cumulative excitement.
Van Johnson, glamorous French
star Martine Carol, and Herbert
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Lorn head an international cast,
in which prominent vxQiesr are
played by Gustavo RoCco, Tony
Dawson, Anna Gerber, Yvonne
Warren, Helen Haye, Sean Con
nery and Pete Nieto.
In the story Martine Carol, re
fused by Van Johnson, in her plea
that he rescue her brother from
the Albanian Security Police,
hides aboard his fast motorboat.
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It ls then that there is actio*
aplenty.
Volunteer Firemen
To Meet Tuesday
All volnnteer firemen are asked
to meet at the Fire Hall, Tuesday,
September 8.
Anyone else who wants to joi*
is invited to attend the meeting.
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