Lowell Thomas” “High Adventure,””
Leads Parade ef Week’s Good Movies
Lowell Thomas’ “High Adven
ture" is the offering Tuesday at
the Orpheum Theatre. A pictorial
on Alaska by the famous traveller
and adventurer, it is offered as a
benefit performance. Proceeds
will go to the St. Mary’s Parish
Development Fund.
For one day only, performances
are scheduled for 2 p.m., 7V 8:15
and 9:30 p.m. *
“THE DESPERATE HOURS"
Two movie greats appear in “The
Desperate Hours” which stars
Humphrey Bogart and Fredric
March. Vista Vision. This has re
ceived a high rating by all nation
al mags and newspapers.
f*ANYTHING GOES”
Cole Porter fans will have tfceir
day Suinday and Monday whan
they sit in on this one. Six of the
master lunesnucn’s most tamous
>ongs are woven into the plot.
With benefit of Vista Vision and
Technicolor, stars Bing Crosby,
Donald O’Connor, Jeanmaire and
Mitzi Gaynor sing, dance and ro
mance to “I Get a Kick Out of
You,” “It’s De-Lovely,” “You’re
the Top,” “All Through the
Night,” “Blow, Gabriel, Blow” and
“Anything Goes.”
Then there is also Phil Harris.
“GIRL IN THE KREMLIN”
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Based on a theory that Red Dic
tator Joseph Stalin did not die
when the Kremlin said he did but
escaped alive, “The Girl in the
Kremlin,” this Universal-Interna
tional picture tells how he was
discovered in hiding and eventual
ly met death.
Co starring are Lex Baxter, Zsa
Zsa Gabor and Jeffrey Stone with
feature player Maurice Manson.
who depicts Stalin.
INTERLUDE”
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“Interlude” deals intimately w;4h
the love of an American girl pcr
a famous European symphony
conductor,
June Allyson plays “the other
woman,” and Rossano Brazzi the
musician, already a married man.
Noted continental performers in
clude Marianne Cook, and Fran
coise Rosay, as well as American
actors and actresses Keith Andes,
Francis Bergen and Jane Wyatt.
Musical sequences in “Jpter
lude” feature the works of Beet
hoven, Mozart, Wagner, Brahms,
Liszt and Schumann.
Four Were Fined
Four fines were levied in ac
tions before the City Magistrate
this w”eek.
Nick Naumoff, out on bail of
$25 on a drunk charge, forfeited
that amour-. N Likin wa*
a like amount on a similar char (
Two other cases, one involv-r
minor, Larry L. Bruce, who v
booked on a drunk and disorder! •
charge, and fined $35, and Will!
J. Newell, who forfeited bail of
$35 when booked on a charge of
being drunk and disorderly.
Educate Gl’s
Despite a 20 per cent drop un
der last year in the number of
veterans training under the Ko
rean GI Bill, well over half-a-mil
lion Korea veterans were enrolled
in the spring school term just
ended, the Veterans Administra
tion reported today.
In fact, VA said one in every
seven males on the college cam
pus this spring was a veteran at
tending under the Korean Gi run.
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Ohio Firrn Wins
Harbor ’nes Bid
Photronix. Incorporated, of Co
lumbus, OVo was the apparent
low of seven bidders for a con
tract for services leading to the
establishment- of harbor lines in
20 Alaska cities.
Bids are under study by the
U.S. Army Engineer District, Alas
ka. The apparent low bid is $58,
908.80.
Work called for in the invitation
consists of aerial photography, con
i'
trolled mosaics, and harbor line
maps for the cities—Ketchikan,
Sitka, Juneau-Douglas, Anchorage,
Wrangell, Petersburg, Skagway,
Haines, Kodiak, Cordova, Valdez,
Seward, Pelican, Seldovia, Homer,
Dillingham, Kotzebue, Auke Bay,
Saxman and Yakutat.
Aerial photography is slated for
completion August 30, 1959. After
the photography is completed and
the mosaics prepared, the Distirct
will establish the harbor lines and
return the mosaics to the contrac
tor to complete the harbor line
maps by November 30, 1960.
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