Today—Saturday
“Highway Dragnet," (grama of a
clever murderess and fflt’ex-Mar
ine accused of the woman's crime,
is* the screen fare offered by the
Orpheum Theatre for dk<?tfkgs to
d^r only. Richer* UtAie, Joan
Bennett and Wanda Hendrix all
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play starring rotas.
L~ Vegas, Nevada, Apple Val
ley and the Salton Sea, California,
wera-OiSed- aa lo<a»k»na~MBf*' th*r
VtiHlam F. Broidy production for
Allied Artists which was directed •
by Nathan Juran. Conte is a hitch
hike?, newly discharged from the
UflfitCd1'States Marine Corps, on
his way to the -home of a friend
near Salton Sea. Enroute through
Las- Vegas, he has a casual meet
ing with an ex-model, portrayed
by Mary Beth Hughes, who is
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Conte is suspected. A surprise
ending ejconefatga Cdnte—*ut ih
v»Lvea_».-peribfl least suspected of
having committed the crime.
Sunday and Monday
U ni ve rsal-inter na t tonal's "Cap
tain Lightfoot," a Tecnicolor-Cine
maScope production will show at
the local theatre Sunday and Mon
day. Starring are Rock Hudson,
Barbara Rush and Jeff Morrow.
“Captain Lightfoot” is said to
abound with the natural charm
and the wonderful romantic spirit
of turn-of-the-eentury Ireland,
Hudson is cast in the role of Mi
chael Martin, second in command
of the Irish rebels. Barbara Rush,
who jumped to overnight stardom
with Rock Hudson in U-I's “Mag
nificent Obsession," plays the part
of Aga, daughter of Ireland’s
famed rebel-rogue, Captain Thun
derbolt. Jeff MOrfow plays the
part of the latter.
The film was-made entirely on
location in Ireland. The unbeliev
able beautiful green of the Irish
terrain, the majestic centuries-old
castles and ‘ the quaint country vil
lages-were all shot in Technicolor
Cinemascope, to give authenticity
and pictorial beauty to the film.
The1 supporting c east includes
Kathleen Ryan, Finlay Currie and
Denis O'Dea.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Betty Grable comes to town in
the big musical “The Faririei
Takes a Wife." Songs and fun ar«
promised in this Tecnicolor ex
travaganza.
Dale Robertson, Thelma Rifter
and John Carroll are among those
in the large cast
Thursday and Friday
Randolph Scott is brought to
the screen Thursday and Friday
in “Rage at Dawn,” in a Tecni
color version of the boldesl
double-cross in outlaw history
Other top roles are filled by For
rest Tucker, Mala Powers and J
Carrol Naish.
The head-on clash of history’s
first notorious band of outlaws
with history’s first great outlaw
hunter sets the thrilling acion ol
this filmed story of early banditry
Sdott portrays an ex-Confederate
spy engaged by a- Chicago detec
tive agency to round up a vicious
band of desperados, known as tlic
Reno Brothers, who 1 set’ the* pit
tern for the Daltons, The Young
ers. and Jesse James in the crim
son pages of America’s greatest
era ■ of banditry. The story deal?
with their train robberies, theii
frawfc holdups and their eventual ^
capture, thanks to the courage and
wits of the man assigned to hria*.
them to justice against tremen
dous odds. .
Romance develops in the pic- .
ture between Scott and Mala
Powers, as the lovely sister of the
Reno Brother^. Kenneth Tobey
has a featured'rWe as Scott’s un
dercover agent. Others in t.ie cast
include Howard Petrie, William
Forrest, Trevor Bardetta and
Denver Pyle.
Memorial Services
To Be Held Sunday
The Elks annual memorial ser
vice will be held at the Elks hall
tomorrow, beginning at 2 p.m.
The service Is' in commemora
tion of Elks who have passed
away. A' program of music has
been aranged. "Short speeches will
be given by the officers- of the4
Lodge. ...
Holding of the, memorial ser
vice is mandatory, according to the
Exalted Ruler of the local Lodge,
Bud Metzgar. ..“The,, public ^cor
dially invited,”,th« said. .
Read the Miner Classifieds
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Standard’s educational program helps provide
college training tor 286 students this year
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Industry needs many trained minds with specialized knowledge. For
example, the paleontologist who supplies accurate data for oil explora
tion by studying fossils of marine life from millions of years ago.
THEY CALL THIS THE ATOMIC AGE ... the
era of the “thinking” machine. But above all, this is
the age of human thought. For today our country
needs more and more skilled minds to harness our
atoms, advance our culture and guide our government.
Standard, too, needs fresh concepts to maintain its
position in a highly competitive business. That’s why
this year Standard's educational program makes avail
able, through colleges, 234 scholarships for under
graduate study, i>2 fellowships for graduate work, plus
a series of grants to universities.
In these ways, Standard affords young people through
out the country a better opportunity to contribute to
their professions and communities.
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trained people will be
needed to fill 2tt million
new Jobe by 1965 ~
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