GOOD ENTERTAINMENT AT
THE MOVIE THIS WEEK
John Wayne plays “the Quiet
Man” at the Liberty Theater
Sunday and Monday. This is
John Ford’s technicolor hit
which was partially filmed in
Ireland. Also starring are Maur
een O’Hara and Barry Fitzger
ald. This is a picturization of
Maurice Walsh's famous story
which ran in Saturday Evening
Post.
The title of this highly en
tertaining film signifies a state
of wishful thinking rather than
denoting a quiet man. It’s the
story of an Irish-born American
who is forced by circumstances
to fight every inch of the way
to gain a foothold in America.
It is only after the tragic death
of his opponent in the prize
ring that he seeks quietude and
peace in his quaint birthplace in
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JUNGLE OF CHANG
Filmed midst the perils of
Wildest Siam.
SHOW TIME
Fri.: 7:00 - 9:30
Sal., 2:00 - 7:00 - 9:30
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Contrary to his hopes the
Quiet Man (Wayne) finds noth
ing but turmoil from the mo
ment of his arrival and en
tanglement featuring a momen
tous battle over the dowry of
his Irish bride with her ruthless
relative, Victor McLaglen.
Throughout the turbulent at
mosphere flows the canny and
comic romantic maneuverings of
lovable Barry Fitzgerald in the
role of marriage broker.
Shadows in the Sky
Against a background of Los
Angeles, its homes, highways,
beaches and landmarks, “Shad
ows in the Sky,” an M-G-M
drama tells the gripping story of
a family and a girl who aid in
the regeneration of an ex-GI
who thinks the world has for
gotten him. Its four star parts
are played by six-foot Ralph
Meeker, Nancy Davis, James
Whitmore and Jean Hagen.
Meeker, one of the screen's
most talented new faces, doesn’t
need to rely on his acting ability
alone in order to make a living.
He is an all-around athlete, hav
ing at one time in his life
coached football, baseball- and
basketball.
Jean Hagen finally gets her
man in this picture. In her last
five pictures something has al
ways intervened, making her
lose out in winning the man
she loved. Now she wins him
in the final fadeout.
Jungle of Chang
Jungle of Chang was photo
graphed entirely in Siam, with
a native cast. It unfolds a reveal
ing panorama of life in the
primitive. Fascinating and little
known facts about life in the
Siamese jungle are brought to
the screen by Svensk Filmindus
tri, released by RKO. The docu
mentary type film was made
near the town of Chiengmai in
Northern Siam, with the cast
made up of amateur actors. It
is something new for Seward
audiences.
Love Is Better Than Ever
Larry Parks and Elizabeth
Taylor form the happy new co
starring team in M-G-M’s “Love
is Better Than Ever.” A roman
tic comedy set against the back
ground of New York’s Great
White Way and backstage scenes
of dancing school classrooms.
Parks plays the breezy broad
way agent Jud Parker, who
knows what he wants, and what
he wants is to stay single. Miss
Taylor is Anastacia Macaboy,
who runs a children’s dancing
school in New Haven. When
Anastacia bumps into Jud while
she is in New York to attend a
dancing instructor’s convention,
the jig is up as far as his inten
tions of staying single are con
cerited.
Elizabeth Taylor has been
chosen Y.B. Queen by 200,000
beauty experts. Y.B. stands for
Youth and Beauty and the ex
perts are the men and women
who make up the National Hair
dressers and Cosmetologists As
sociation of America. The ac
tress came out winner over 75
American beauties nominated
for the annual award.
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24 HOURS every day—
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ACCA PRESIDENT WILL
ATTEND CONVENTION
Mrs. Margot Hoppin, president
Alaska Crippled Children’s As
sociation, will attend the con
vention of National Society for
Crippled Children and Adults
which is being held in Chicago
November 11 through 14. The
Alaska association will have a
booth at the convention where
posters and other displays on
the problems of the handicapped
child in Alaska will be featured.
A display of native arts and
crafts as well as work done by
other Alaskan craftsmen will
also be a feature at this booth.
Mrs. Hoppin will also represent
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READY FOR
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for Winterizing.
All work performed by
experts.
SEWARD
MACHINE SHOP
FORD and MERCURY
Sales & Service
4th & Railroad • Seward
Alaska at the National Society's
trustees’ meeting.
Among outstanding speakers,
Secretary of Interior McKay
will be guest speaker at the
luncheon. Music will be pro
vided by the Valparaiso, Uni
versity choir.
NOTICE
GET YOUR "RECORD" AT
SEWARD DRUG CO.,
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and
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COME AS YOU ARE TO THE
At the
CIVIC
CENTER
Admission
$2.00
Saturday,
October 31,
1953
9:00 P.M.
BUSTER CLARK
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Sponsored by the Seward Volunteer Ambulance Corps