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“Wulhering Hiigbtz," Sunml
Goluwyn’* popular movie of earli
er years, has been brought to Ko
diak by demand, according to
John Fletcher, Manager of the Or
pheum Theatre.
Sunday and Monday
An impressive cast of stars has
been assembled by M-G-M for its
filmization of William Gibson’s
best-seller novel, “The Cobweb,”
showing at the Orpheum, begin
ning tomorrow.
Dealing with the intense drama
and conflict of personalities be
hind the scenes of a psychiatric
clinic, the picture, filmed in
Cinemascope and color, is said to
offer an unforgettable gallery of
characterizations, some of them
strong and courageous, others
weak and conniving—but all
brought vividly to life by Richard
Widmark, Lauren Bacall, Charles
Boyer, Gloria Grahame, Lillian
Gish, John Kerr and Susan Stras
berg, together with a large group
of players in subsidiary roles as
clinic patients, nurses, attendants
and members of the administra
tive staff.
The picture brings to life all the
arresting and varied characters of
Gibson’s novel, with Richard Wid
mark cast as the clinic’s admini
stration head, Gloria Grahame as
his frustrated wife, Charles Boyer
as his rival, Lauren Bacall as the
woman who refuses to break up
his marriage. Lillian Gish returns
to the screen after 27 years ab
sence from Metro, as a domineer
ing spinster who helps spin the
cobweb or discord and jealousy.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Bob Hope stars in the screen of
fering for Tuesday and Wednes
day when “The Seven Little Foys”
comes to the local screen. This pic
ture is shown through the medium
of VistaVision, and is in Techni
color.
Thursday and Friday
Spine-tingling action, background
ed by the rugged, spectatcular
beauty of the Pike’s Peak area in
Colorado, is said to definitely
mark Universal-International’s
“The Looters” as one of the sea
son’s most suspenseful outdoor
dramas.
The new film, starring Rory Cal
houn, Julie Adams and Ray Dan
ton, opens Thursday at the local
theatre.
Calhoun portrays a former GI
who is now working as a moun
tain guide in the Rockies. He is
suddenly joined by Danton, a
former buddy, with a past. The
two discover that a commercial
airplane has crashed in the area.
They scale the countainside, and
find four survivors. A box contain
ing $250,000 in cash had been
found by one of the survivors.
Danton, armed with a rifle, seeks
to gain possession of the money.
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Joan Marie, 6 lbs. 15% ozs., was
born on June 20 to Ruth Eileen
and Marshall Neal Pollack, AL3,
USCG. Joan Marie is the Pollack’s
first child.
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Rev. E .T. Wiatrak, S.J. will present
"What Means are used to pre
serve in the Purpose of Life”
an
Inquiry Forum for Non-Catholics
at
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
June 26th to July 2nd at 8 p.m. daily.
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