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Today—Saturday
Western action fans will be hap
py to learn that one of the all-time
western sagas, , “Belle Starris
Daughter" will play a return en
gagement at the Orpheum Theatre
today. There will be one perform
ance in the afternoon and two in
the evening.
The screenplay for this Twen
tieth Century-Fox encore triumph
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was written by W. R. Burnett, who
through pictures like High Sie
ia,” “Little Caesar,” and ' Scar
face” has blared exciting paths in
film realizism and authenticity.
A strong cast of action players
starring Robert Montgomery, Rod
Cameron, and Ruth Roman appear
in this Alson production.
“Belle Starr’s Daughter” has
been acclaimed as one of the
greatest stories ever told about
the fabulous territory of the
Southwest which, for generations
was the stronghold of men and
women—who lived by the gun.
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Sunday and Monday „
“The Far Country,” the movie
showing at the Orpheum Sunday
and Monday, brings to the screen
the booming Yukon gold-rush days.
It is a Universal-International
Technicolor picture, and stars
James Stewart, Ruth Roman, Cor
rinne Calvet and Walter Brennan.
Stewart portrays Jeff Webster,
a hard man, tough enough to shoot
a couple of riders who try to make
off with the herd of cattle he has
ticketed for the fabulous Yukon
baef prices. But he emerges as a
man of warmth and understand
ing.
The picture was filmed on lo
cation in the far northern Canadi
an mountains. The setting is said
to provide the story with spectacu
lar scenic grandeur and rugged
backgrounds befitting the rugged
theme. An avalanche scene is an
eye-jolting sight. The cattle-trek
across towering peaks is said to
be breath-taking.
Tuesday and Wednesday
"Witness To Murder,” a power
ful suspense melodrama starring
Barbara Stanwyck, George Sand
ers and Gary Merrill, comes to
the local screen Tuesday and Wed
nesday of next week.
With Miss Stanwyck starring in
a role reminiscent of her “Double
Indemnity" and “Sorry, Wrong
Number” appearances, “Witness
to Murder” is the hair-raising
story of a woman who sees a mur
der committed but can find no
body who believes her.
Failing to convince the police,
in the person of Gary Merrill, a
hard-boiled homicide lieutenant,
that murder has been done, Miss
Stanwyck is relentlessly hurtled
into a defense of her own sanity.
Thursday and Friday
The film showing at the local
theatre the following two days is
"The Purple Mask." This is a
Universal International release
through the medium of Cinema
Scope and is in Technicolor.
Over Labor Day weekend, Mana
ger John Fletcher has announced,
“Three Coins in the Fountain”
will be shown continuously Sun
day and Monday.
Game Niqht at. VFW Club every
Friday night.
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