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Sunday
H IQ Weather and News
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l 00 Catholic Hour
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I ’ 00 Howard Harlow
I ' 15 Musical Express
f 00 Philadelphia Orchestra
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' .10 On a Sunday Afternoon
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1:00 A PUTS News
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: 10 New England (Survey)
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4 00 Bulletin Board
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7 00 Our Miss Brooks
7 10 Sunday with Garroway
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6 00— Morning Show
7:00—News, Weather & Announ
cements
7:15—Morning Show
8 00—Turn Back the Clock
8:25—APRS Speak*
8:30 Lion McNeil Breakfast Club
9:00- Make Up Your Mind
915—You and the World
9:38—Tennessee Ernie Show
10:W News, Announcements
10:80 Musical Notes & Anecdotes
11:80—Music by Ilex Koury
11:45 - Bob Crosby
12:00—Noonday Music
12:30—Weather and News
100 Behind the Story
1:30—Carnival of Music
2:00 Martin Block
2:80—Concert Hall
3:00—AFRTS News
3:15—Iflng Crosby
3:30—Fibber McGee & Molly
3:40—Harmony Rangers
3:45—At Ease
4:00—Music Shop
4:30—Matinee
5:30—The Penthouse
6:00—AFRTS News
7:55—Ebony and Ivory
Monday
10:15—Bobby Hammach
11:00 -Greatest Story Ever Told
12:45—Guest Star
1:15—Science Editor
5:00 —Treasury Bandstand
6:15 -Time Out For Sports
6:30—Alaska Hayride
7:00—Best of All
7 30 Arthur Godfrey
8:00 -Contest Theutre
0:45—Land of the Free
9:00 Best of Groucho
9:30—Box Thirteen
8:55—The Todds
9:40- The Weather Marches
10:00 AFRTS News
10:15 Jukebox Journal
10:30—Night Watch
11 30 One Night Stand
11:55 Organ Music
12:00 Midnight—Sign off
Tuesday
6:15—Time out for Sports
0:30 Northern Uoundup
7:00 Perry Como
7:15—'Torres Lea
7:30- $64,000 Question
8:00 Golden Fleece Adventure
8:30 You Are There
0:00^—People Are Funny
0 30 The Whistler
Wednesday
6.15 Boxing
7 00 Dinah Shore
7:15- Out of the North
7:30 Tex Williams
8:00 Family Theatre
8:30 Gunsmoke
0:00 -Truth or Consequences
John Ktiftak!
Thursday
6 15-.Time out for Sports
0:30 Alaskan llayride
7:00 Perry Como
7:15 lioseinary Clooney
7.30 -Gene Autry
8:00—On Stage
8 30 — Li be r t y Thea t re
0 00 Baron and the Bee
Friday
6.T5—Time Out for Sports
8.30—Northern Roundup
7:0#— Music Views of Hollywood
7:30—Wheel of Chance
8:00—The Cobbs
8:30—Let George Do It
9:00—Two For the Money
9 30—Suspense
Today—Saturday
An Army officer's efforts to
smash a daring bandit gang in
Wyoming in the seventies moti
vates the thrills and action of “Sta
tion West,” RKO Radio re-release
co-starring Dick Powell and Jane
Greer, which comes to the Or
pheurn today.
Dick Powell is the major-in-dis
guise who is sen*, out by the gov
ernment as an investigator, and
who by dint of clever sleuthing
and the effective use of fists and
gun, manages to round up a crimi
nal gang, restore law and order to
the Army Post and the outlaw-run
town nearby.
Others in the cast, besides the
two principals are Agnes Moore
head, Tom Powers, Gordon Oliver,
Steve Brodie, Guinn ‘Big Boy”
Williams, Raymond Burr and Re
gis Tooney.
Sunday and Monday
"Underwater,” a romantic drama
of skin-diver action and aqua-lung
thrills in the wierd undersea
world everybody has been reading
about in all the magazines, is the
next offering at the local theatre.
Jane Russell heads a big cast.
This Howard Hughes presentation
will be shown in Technicolor and
SuperScope, on the giant, wide
screen. Produced at a cost of more
than $3,000,000 and requiring three
years to make, it is said to reveal
the most vivid and exciting scenes
ever filmed in the depths of the
ocean.
Most of the dramatic action
transpires several fathoms below
the surface, where the color cam
eras move over spectacular coral
beds and valleys, probe into sub
marine caverns and the hulk of a
long-sunken Spanish galleon in
habited by deadly rapacious sharks.
Gilber Roland, Richard Egan and
Lori Nelson co-star with Jane Rus
sell in this John Sturges-directed
movie of underwater treasure hunt
ing.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Doris Day and Frank Sinatra
star in the Warner Bros, romantic
drama-with music, ‘'Young at
Heart,” which opens Tuesday. Gig
Young and Ethel Barrymore also
star.
Both Doris Day and Frank Sin
atra have rolls that call for a com
bination of dramatic talent as well
as song.
"Young At Heart” depicts the
lives of three sisters who live with
their widower father and a spin
ster aunt, in a small town in Conn
ecticut. Into the lives of the three
girls come three men. Romance
enters the picture, and situations
arising from the marriage of Doris
Day and Frank Sinatra form the
theme of the story.
Thursday and Friday
Rousing adventure, ardent ro
mance, swordplay, pursuits and
breathtaking escapes climaxed by
an audacious attempt to steal the
Crown Jewels of England from the
Tower of London, is said to add up
spectacular enterainment in "The
King's Thief," which finishes out
the week of enterainment at the
Orpheum.
The movie is in Cinemascope
and color and stars Ann Blyth, Ed
mond Purdom, David Niven and
George Sanders, who head a big
cast. It was produced by M-G-M.
A case of mistaken identity that
leads to murder is the background
of “Falstaff's Fur Coat,” a thrill
featurette which appears on the
same bill. Paul Douglas is in the
starring role of story-teller.
This picture is anothr in the
series titled "Calling Scotland
Yard,” and is said to be unique as
a mystery-thriller. ,
Postscript:
It is not often this reviewer men
tions a film shown the past week,
but after witnessing “Strategic Air
Command” it has to be stated for
the records the picture goes down
in his books as superlative enter
tainment—with a message. Viewed
from the dramatic action content,
pictorial grandeur or superb per
formance of the actors, it was, to
put it midly, a great picture. Vista
Vision contributed a great share in
the awe-inspiring scenes, which
topped anything camera-wise this
writer has ever seen. B-36’s and
B-47’s took on a new significance
to all who were fortunate enough
to have seen the picture.
Ralph C. Johnson, District Pub
lic Works Office, will go to Adak
Monday for an eight day business
trip.
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ROTARY CLUB GIVES GIFT
rO KODIAK’S FIRE CHIEF
Kodiak Fire Chief George Mag
ausen was honored at the Rotary
riub luncheon Tuesday, when he
was presented with a pair of bi
aoculars by Re*. John Molletti.
Rotary' Club president.
In making the award President
Molletti said: “We want you to
'eel that your services to the com
munity as well as that of the other
,’olunteer firemen,, are appreciat
ed by all of us. You can be assured
four efforts in protecting us
igainst ourselves as well as others,
ioes not go unrecognized.”
A movie depicting the Navy’s
iir and sea power as a line of de
fense and the effectiveness of
heir joint operation in time of
war, was shown at the meeting.
Among the guests present at the
meeting were O. K. Kincaid, How
ird Demarest, Wendell Hylton,
Charles Truitt and John Cushing.
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Serving complete Chinese style dinners
and American dishes
Chuck Wagon Tuesday — All you can eat $3.00
Half price for children under 12 years
No charge for children under 8 years
Come out and bring the family
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