Death Conies To
Did Harbor Man
Death oecured Saturday to Note
Christiansen, age 73, of Old Har
Dor. He was confined to Griffin
Memorial Hospital at the time of
his death.
Christiansen had been a resi
dent of Old Harbor for more than
thirty years. He had been a part
■or in the firm of Krautner and
Christiansen cold storage there.
He was bom in Norway, and nat
uralized in the state of Oregon in
1913.
The deceased had never- mar
ried, and his relatives are not
known. Services were held in the
Slumber Room Mortuary, with the
Rev. J. Mamaloff officiating.
Cremation followed.
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Today
Thrills, heartbreak, bloody his
tory, deceit and honor, are said to
be the components of the western,
“Fort Bowie,” appearing on the
screen today.
The picture stars Ben Johnson,
Jan Harrison, Kent Taylor and
J ana Dovi.
Sunday and Monday
Joch Mahoney, western movie
favorite, sings three cowboy bal
lads in Universal-Intematidnal's
"Slim Carter,” a story about an
obscure cafe entertainer who be
comes a movie star.
The three songs are "Gold,”
"Ride Cowboy, Ride" and "Cow
boy.” The cast includes little Tim
Hovey, Julie Adams, and Joanna
Moore.
In color, the movie deals with
an orphan boy who wins a contest
and comes to Hollywood under the
personal sponsorship of "Slim
Carter,” famous western star.
Tuesday and Wednasday
Hey, you hepsters, beat those
bongos and let those trumpets
wail, for it’s the rock-’n-roll carni
val titled "Bop Girl,” of the
boogie beat featuring the Mary
Kaye Trio, The Goofers, Lord
Flea, Nino Tempo and The Titans.
Starring are Judy Tyler, Bobby
Troup and Margo Woods.
As if this isn’t enough, "The
Buckskin Lady” is offered as a
second feature. A highly dramatic,
action-packed western, it has as
its central character a two-fisted,
two-gun slinging woman. The title
role is played by Patricia Medina,
with Richard Denning, Gerald
Mohr and Henry Hall portraying
the important men in her life.
Thursday and Friday
Primarily concerned with the
social, economic and emotional
problems of four married couples,
neighbors in a postwar housing
development, "No Down Pay
ment” stars Joanne Woodward,
Sheree North, Tony Randall, Jef
frey Hunter, Cameron Mitchell,
Patricia Owens, Barbara Rush and
Pat Hmgle.
The spotlight is turned on these
eight young stars in this picture,
whose story concerns the adven
tures of the four couples.
Orpheum Theatre Issues
* PLAN OF RETREAT
- To Employees'*
FOR SATURDAY MATINEES
1. When Main Assualf cdmfes
through the doors, PVT. Ina Flet
cher (Cashier) will sound ‘Gener
al Quarters’ . . . Everyone will
man Battle Stations. General John
W. Fletcher (Manager) will give
Command to Retreat. Two Routes
of Escape: (1) Out Back EXITS;
(2) over Roof.
2. Lt. Rusty Fletcher (Second
Assistant) will provide holding
action assisted by Ray Fletcher
(Candy-Counter Boy) providing
able blocking Reties until all have
disengaged. Girls, Pvt Kathy
Burke and Pvt Anna Mae Benge
(candy stand), will evacuate first,
as soon as retreat is sounded.
3. Gen. Fletcher will blast exits
with hand grenades if necessary.
Pvt. Pay will hold candy counter
as long as possible and then with
draw
4. If First Lieutenant Jack Mar
cheski (projectionist) finds it
impossible to reassemble with rear
echelon, will escape over the roof.
EQUIPMENT FOR THE DAY:
Full pack and spare flashlights
and batteries, and ready for act
ion. »
Last stand tactics to be used
only as last resort; if you can’t
scramble, then DIG IN.
John W. Fletcher, Commander
in charge of operations.
Orpheum Theatre, Kodiak
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