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Today—Saturday
The movie showing today only
at the Orpheum Theatre is “Wail
Till the Sun Shines Nellie.” De
scribed as a “homespun comedy in
the golden era of fun and song,”
the picture stars -lean Peters,
David Wayne and Hugh Marlowe.
It is in Technicolor.
Thursday and Friday
Holiday fare of the highest cali
bre is promised patrons at the
Orpheum over the weekend, with
the showing of “Three Coins in
the Fountain. “This is a Twentieth
Century-Fox release in Cinema
Scope form with a six star-studded
cast.
Clifton Webb, Dorothy McGuire,
Jean Peters, Louis Jourdon, Mag
gie McNamara and Rossana Brazzi
essay jn the principal roles in this
triple love story from John H.
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Secondari’s best-selling novel.
Producer Sol C. Siegel and Di
rector Jean Negulsci took their
stars and a large crew of techni
cians to Italy for all the exterior
scenes. For the first time audi
ences will see in beautiful color by
DeLuxe and through the expanded
power of Cinemascope, which en
compasses broad vistas, such won
ders as St. Peter’s, the Coliseum
and Forum, the Villa Madama,
the Spanish Steps and the Foun
tain di Treva in Rome. In Venice
the Palazzo di Doges and the
Grand Canal were filmed as back
ground for sequences in the story.
The story concerns three Ameri
can secretaries who are in Rome
under varying circumstances and
their romantic attachments are
given treatment that has a tender
appeal.
A title song is sung by Frank
Sinatra. Music in the picture was
composed by Victor Young.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Starring Fred MacMurray and
Vera Ralston, “Fair Wind to Java,”
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plays next. It is a Republic pic
ture which brings to the screen
Garland Roark's best-selling novel
of the same name. The story re
volves arouijd MacMurray’s trad
ing operations as skipper of a new
ship out of Boston. His activities
not only bring him into association
with the beautiful half-caste girl,
Kim Kim, portrayed by Miss Ral
ston, but also puts him on the
trail of a fabulous cache of dia
monds which is also being sought
by the scourge of the Java Sea,
Robert Douglas.
The spirited .race for the dia
monds ensues, a mutiny aboard
the ship adds to the excitement,
and capture by the pirates and
the subsequent escape all bring
the play to a final climax with
the eruption of the South Sea’s
volcano, Krakatau,
Sunday and Monday
Thrilling scenes of air fighting,
bombing of ships, land strafings
and bombing of land fortifications
supply the spectacular highlights
of ’“Flat Top,” which tomes to the
local screen Thursday and Friday.
The picture tells the story of a
squadron of navy filers aboard a
.United States aircraft carrier in
Koreah waters, cutting back ;o
trace the thrilling history of the
squadron through the War in the
Pacific.
Stars of the production are
Sterling Hayden and Richard Carl
son.
Coming soon—“Garden of Evil.”
Patrons will note a change in
prices of admissions effective to
day. The Federal tax of 10% on all
admissions of 90 cents or less has
been eliminated. In order to give
patrons the benefit of this tax de
crease, Manager John Fletcher an
"hounces the new admission sched
ule as follows: Children, $.35;
Juniors (12 to 15), $.75 and adults
$.90. Loge seats as such have
been eliminated.
POLICE SLOGAN
It is better to be a little late
than to be “the late"!
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Jobs Available
Several jobs are available both
here and at Adak it was announc
ed by the Civil Service Commis
sion this week. A roofer, a refrig
eration mechanic and shipfitter
are wanted on both naval station*;.
The hourly rate for these posi
tions at Kodiak range from $2.87
to 03.11 for roofer; $3.00 to $3.36
for refrigeration mechanic; and
to $3.11 for roofer; $3.00 to $3 36
higher rate prevails at Adak.
NOTICE
The Christian Science Society of
Kodiak holds Sunday Services an,:
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
Base.
Read the Mirror Classifieds
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Game Night at VFW Club every
Friday night.
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