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Today—Saturday
The movie showing at the Or
pheum today only features two
favorite screen stars in the per
sons of Ginger Rogers and Clifton
Webb. The movie is entitled
“Dreamboat.” It will be shown for
three performances.
Sunday and Monday
Billed as the great adventuijj of
India, “King of the Khyber Rifles”
comes to the screen over the week
end. It is a CinemaScope picture
in Technicolor, and stars Tyrone
Power, Terry Moore and Micheal
Rennie.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Three phases Qf prison life, de
picting drama, excitement and
comedy are intertwined in the film,
‘‘The Steel Cage,” a United Artists
release slated to open Tuesday at
the local theatre. The picture is
based on the book, “The San Quen
tin Story” by Warden Clinton T.
Duffy and Dean Jennings.
Heading the cast as the Warden
is Paul Kelly, and the prisoners,
relatives and those on the “out
side” are portrayed by such estab
lished players as Maureen O’Sulli
van, Walter Slezak, John Ireland,
Lawrence Tierney, Kenneth Tobey,
Arthur Franz, Alan Mowbray,
George E. Stone and Lyle Tatbot.
The three phases found in prison
life are comedy, the need for free
dom, and the starch for spiritual
solace. Walter Slezak supplies the
comedy as a prison cook; an abor
tive jail break, planned by John
Ireland, shows the always present
thought in the average prisoner’s
mind—escape; an artist, disillu
sioned, learns he cannot live
alone—he needs spiritual solace.
Thursday and Friday
“Abbot & Costello Meet tne Mum
my” is the offering for Thursday
and Friday. The picture is all Ab
bott and Costello. Mysterious
trapdoors, strange temples, mum
mies that walk, hands that come
out of walls, and countless other
paraphernalia gimmicks, contrib
ute to the outlandish doings, which
follow the able Abbott and his
scatterbrained sidekick as they
seek adventure in Egypt.
There is, of course, very little
story, as these two comedians pro
vide the brand of humor for which
they are famous. The picture can
be summed up in one phrase: “Ab
bott and Costello run riot in Eg
ypt.”
Others in -tho cast are Marie
Windsor, Miches! Ansara, Dan Sey
mour, Kurt Katch and Peggy King.
NOTICE
The Christian Science Society of
Kodiak holds Sunday Services and
Sunday School every Sunday at
1:00 p. m., evening services the
third Wednesday of each month
at 8 p. m., Hillside Chapel on the
Sase.
GAME MIGHT
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
8:30 PM
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Orthodontist Here
For Several Days
Dr. Paul Jaeger, Orthodontist,
announces he will be in Kodiak
October 26, 27, 28 and 29. He plans
to leave the 30th of October on
the afternoon plane.
Dr. Jaeger plans to keep his of
fice here and commute from time
to time. He opened up offices in
Anchorage recently.
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