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Next Wednesday
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Thursday; at the Island Fountain
■iue to Thanksgiving, it was an
nounced by the Commerce Secre
tary,! Harold Booth.
In a short ceremony during th*3
meeting, Harold Alexander will be
presented with a watch, given to
him in appreciation of his act of
valor in jumping into the water
and rescuing young Kenny Shriev
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es from drowning. The incident
occured several months ago at the
City dock, when Alexander was on
a ' routine trouble call for the
Kodiak Electric Association. The
watch is a gift of the Employer’s
Mutual Insurance Company, Was
sau, Wisconsin, and will be pre
sented to Alexander by Police
Chief Vickery. J. Neal Anderson,
area Red Cross Director, will make
the (presentation speech.
Choral Group
In Rehearsal
Of Famed Messiah
Rehearsals are continuing for
the forthcoming production of
Handel’s! famed oratorio, ‘The
Messiah” by the Kodiak Commun
ity Chorus, under the direction of
Bob Boko.
The oratorio will be presented
Sunday, December 15, in the high
school auditorium.
The Messiah is considered the
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of a iiemiis. George Frederick Han
del, in keeping with the tradition
of the 16th century produced the
score with limffed instrumental
tion, ther-jby eliminating the need
for a large orchestra.
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section of this work, known as the
“Prophesy -and Nativity”, The
traditional ' Hallelujah . Chorus,
which is actually included inr. Part:
II, will claim its usual pi a-; of
honor. In addition* the soul inspir
ing chorus, “Worthy is the Lamb
and A-Men” will be included.
‘••A chorus, of sixty will combine
to perform this great work. The
director. Bob Boko, has stated
that‘as only a few rehearsals re
;lmain before the performance
date, it is imperative that all those
who have signed up to sing should
attend future rehearsals.
- The next rehearsal is scheduled
for Monday evening, November
25, at 7 p.m. in the old school
downtown. §
Today
“That Lady”. Taken in its en
tirety^Spain, ^ng
known^;»*^4nftd<of Adventure*' this
story abounds^#! cloak and dagger
intrique. It 4-^omes ' a 'ieafcure
travelogue as we|l as an ]8ih .cen
tury story of court intrique. It is'
in Cinemascope and color.
Sunday and Monday
“The Moon is Blue” A charm
ingly frank and very amusing dis
cussion of sex, of the almost
litoral stage play that ran for three
years on Broadway. With the story
content innocent enough and the
dialogue delivered with such
naivete by [.ort little Maggie
McNamara, the dialogue will un
doubtedly be “over the heads” of
youngsters and is the: of ore harm
less.
But this picture is not particu
larly recommended for children.
The laughs unquestionably come
fast and the spectator must be on
his toes to catch them all. Stars
are William Holc’on, Maggie Mc
Namara, David Niven, Dawn
Adams, Gregory Ratoff.
Tuesday and Wednesday
“He -n of Troy”. Photographed
in Italy and Greece with authen
ticity and a cast of 30 thousand
and at a cost of 6 million dollars.
This picture certainly meets the
requirements to satisfy all ages
and historians alike, a natural for
schools and lovers of dramatic
action.
The picture abounds in striking y
scenic shots and spectaculm: scenes a
and almost historically correct in 5
every detail, photographed in r
Cinimaseope and Color and made e
on a lavish scale.
Thursday and Friday
“River Of No Return’' brings
ou the love battle of the century
nd Marilyn Monroe and Rotort
litehum. It’s a western In Cine
lascope and Color and Marilyn
vem sings a few songs.
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