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Today—Saturday
New Orleans Uncensored,” Co
lumbia Pictures’ unvarnished new
drama of the blazing battle that
blasted the Queen City of the
South out of the grip of the crime
and corruption kings, is today’s
offering at the Orpheum Theatre.
Filmed with the actual civic of
ficials who put the big heat on the
mob, “New Orleans Uncensored”
stars Arthur Franz and Beverly
Garland and features blonde
Helen Statton.
The picture was filmed on loea
tion in the world’s most exciting
city, richly depicting its Bourbon
Street jazz dens, sin-shadowed al
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Sunday and Monday
The weekend picture that will
tug at the heart strings of every
movie goer is “The Long Gray
Line,” the Columbia Pictures great
new filming of the West Point
Academy and Marty Mahler, color
ful Athletic Director of the Acade
my.
This picture, according to re
viewers, is the best of the movies
made around the Academy story,
and its quality may best be sum
med up in the words of the critics
throughout the country. “Highest
rating ... a heart-warming human
document.” (New York Daily
News) “A wonderful picture ....
Easily the best enactment Tyrone
Power has ever contributed.” (New
York Daily Mirror) “Tender and
touching.” (N.Y. Herald Tribune)
“Rich and Rousing .... The jokes
fly with nimble wit and clarity."
(New York Times) “A perfectly
wonderful picture!” (Washington,
D. C. Daily News) “Plenty compe
tent acting by Power, O’Hara, Don
ald Crip and Ward Bond!” (Time
Magazine).
Tuesday and Wednesday
Pursuing a talent for murder,
swindling and safe-cracking may
land a man on Devils Island, but
trying to put that talent to more
honest use may get him into al
most as much trouble. That’s the
situation with Humphrey Bogart,
Aldo Ray and Peter Ustinov, star
ring in “We’re No Angels,” Para
mounts offbeat drama, which opens
Tuesday.
This unusual Vista Vision film
features in addition to its unique
story of hard-bitten criminals turn
ed philantropists, an exceptionally
fine starring cast. Topped by the
above named stars, the line-up of
famous stars includes Joan Ben
nett, Basil Rathbone and Leo G.
Carroll.
Thursday and Friday
Presenting a vivid and some
times lurid cross-section of the
great city of Chicago from the
viewpoint of the part of it that
never sleeps, the police force,
“The City That Never Sleeps,” pre
sents a drama of terror, with ro
mance intermingled.
Gig Young heads a cast which
includes Mala Powers, William
Talman, Edward Arnold, Chill
Wills, Marie Windsor, Paula Ray
mond and others.
A week from today “Valley of
the Sun” is the screen offering.
The following Sunday and Mon
day, “The Robe,” the first 20th
Century Fox film to be shown in
Kodiak, will be presented. Mana
ger John Fletcher states this is
the first of many from this studio
that will be shown in the future.
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Diana Gail, 5 lbs. 8 ozs., was
born on May 21 to Helen Ann and
Robert Nathaniel Copes, Lt., USN.
Diana Gail is the Cope’s second
child.
James Bernard, 6 lbs. 12 ozs.,
was born on May 25 to Jacqueline
Ann and Charles Francis Dungar,
LT., MC., USN. James Bernard is
the Dungar’s third child.
Micheal Eugene, 8 lbs. 12 ozs.,
was born on May 26 to Dolores
Diane and Warren Lee Hayes,
AG2. Michael Eugene is the fourth
child for the Hayes’.
Joyce Ann, 6 lbs 6Vi ozs., was
born on May 27 to Claudia Inez
and Jack Harry Finley, BM2, USN.
Joyce Ann is the Finley’s second
child.
NOTICE
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Scientists meet for Sunday ser
vices in the Hillside Chapel, on
the Base, every Sunday at 1 p. Kt
Sunday School is held at the same
hour.
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