TODAY
Said to be an outstanding Wes
tern, “Rawhide*' plays at the Or
pheum Theatre today.
Starred are Tyrone Power and
Susan Hayward, who find ro
mance when they are faced by a
common enemy in a remote relay
station, of the Overland Stage in
the 1880*s. Supporting players are
Dean Jagger and Edgar Buchan
an.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“HeaVen Knofrs, Mr. Allison,”
said to be a unique and intrigu
ingly paradoxical fttA, co-stars
Deborah Kerr and kobert Mitch
um.
It tellsHhe strange and moving
story of a gentle nun and a tough
Marine stranded on an island in
the South Pacific under hazard
ous wartime conditions. It is
packed with physical action, yet it
it primarily a drama of human
and spiritual delicacy and moving
tenderness against the counter
point of the violences of war.
John Huston directs this fine
war drama which was released
by Twentieth Century-Fox. It is
a story of a Marine who lands on
an island alone, who meets a nun,
and each in turn aids the other,
in the battle for existence and the
NOTICE
Dr. E. E. Bach, Optometrist, will
be in Kodiak to do eye examina
tions on April 27 through 30. For
an appointment call Mrs. Carl
Niter at 8451.
Jap invader.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
"Desert Sands” in Technicolor
$ttd Stiperscope is the next screen
offering. Billed as "The Wildest
Charge the Sahara ever knew,” it
features Ralph Meeker, Mario
English and J. Carrol Naish.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
A 10-year old, Michel Ray, is the
star of "The Brave One,” a love
story without sex.
The story of "The Brave One”
deals with the problem of a Mexi
can boy who refuses to concede
that his beloved pet bull, his daily
companion since birth, actually
belongs to a breeding farm and
is being raised to someday fteht
and be killed in the Mexico City
arena.
An RKO release, the picture is
presented in Cinemascope and
Technicolor, and was filmed part
ly on Mexico’s fabulous and pic
turesque Rancho Santine, where
the first fighting bull was brought
from Spain in 1589.
Mexican performers play lead
ing roles and for the arena cli
max, Fermin Rivera, Mexico’s
celebrated Matador, is seeii in his
own Wl-ring exhibition.
dog cAtcber available
POLICE CHIEF ADVISES
Chief of Police Roland Vickery
stated this week he wished to ad
vise residents of Kodiak that a
dog catcher is available here 24
hours a day, and that dogs run
ning loose will be picked up.
The police department receives
numerous calls on dogs creating
a nuisance, he said. These calls
would become more effective, he
said, if they were made direct to
the dog catcher, who can be reach
at phone 4922.
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CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all those who
donated time, money and gifts
toward making the Baby Show
Contest possible last Sunday.
Thanks also to Ivor Schott for the
use of the liigh School Auditori
um, and to Avon Coble and Bose
Vaitman, who made the capes
worn by the “King” and “Queen.”
(s) Rebie Klockenbrink, President
Ladies Auxiliary,
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kataml Post 7056
NOTICE
The Christian Science Society
in the Chapel Annex on the Base,
of Kodiak holds services It Sun
day School every Sunday at 11 a.m.
Mecca Wrecker Service
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