TODAY
“Halls of Montezuma,” movie of
the Marine Corp, plays today at
the Orpheum.
This picture, which stars Richard
Widmark, is the story of “the Mar
ines who fought to the last fox
hole.” In Technicolor, it also fea
tures Reginald Gardner and Wal
ter (Jack) Palance.
The last episode of “King of the
Jungle” will also be shown.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Rogers & Hammerstein’s “Okla
homa” is the weekend screen fare
that should delight theatregoers.
A musical that has received super
lative praise everywhere, it was
produced by the late Mike Todd,
and features the revolutionary
Todd-AO process—the latter des
cribed as “overwhelming.”
During its long run on Broad
way, “Oklahoma” has been des
cribed .as America’s greatest musi
‘ ' cal hit. This may be attribtued
mainly to the great number of hit
T tunes in it. The screen version fol
« lows Father closely the stage pres
entation, and in the cast are most
of those who played on the stage.
Topliner in the cast is Gordon
MacRae as Curly. Others in the
cast include Gene Nelson as Will
•r- Parker, Charlotte Greenwood as
< Aunt Ellen and Eddie Albert as
; Ali Hakim. Acting honors have
been accorded Shirley Jones, as
Laurey, her first screen part.
Direction of the top musical was
in the hands of Fred Zinnemann,
and he was aided by Arthur Horn
blow, Jr., who was responsible for
the lavish sets and costumes,
which all have contributed to
make “Oklahoma” memorable.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
The two shows to follow,
“Blonde Sinner,” and “The Cruel
Tower,” appearing on the same
billing, are not recommended for
children, according to Manager
John Fletcher. The first stars Di
ana Dors, and the second has in
the cast John Erickson, Mari Blan
chard and Charles McGraw.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
The Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. pro
duction ‘ Man With the Gun,” has
as its principal player Robert
Mitchum, who is supported by
Jan Sterling. It is a Western.
AFRS TV Schedule
SATURDAY
2:00—Basketball
4:00—Bowlingtime
5:00—You Asked For It
5:30—West era Marshall
6:00—News (Studio)
6:15—Dinah Shore
6:30—Captain David Grief
7:00—Susans Show
7:30—Wide Wide World
9:00—Mr. and Mrs. North
9:30—Gale Storm
10:00—You Bet Your Life
10:30—Paragon Playhouse
11:00—Justice
SUNDAY
2:00—Basketball
4:00—B o wl ingt i m e
5:00—Cavalcade of America
5:30—Tenn. Ernie Ford
6:00—News (Studio)
ART WALDRON
Republican Candidate for
Territorial Legislature
suggests:
Alaska has been good to me.
I would appreciate a chance to
return the favor. I promise my
best”
6:15—L6td’s Prayer
d30—Polka Time'
7:0O~Hi*hway Patrol
7:30—Red Skelton
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9:00—Peoples Choice
9:30—Mike Wallace
10:00—Tic Tac Dough
10:30—Traffic Court
11:00—Medical Horizons
MONDAY
5:30—Blondie
6:00—News (Studio)
6:15—Live Music (Studio)
6:30—December Bride
7:00—Red Cross (Studio)
7:30—Pat Boone
8:00—American Government
8:30—People Are Funny
9:00—Men of Annapolis
930—The Falcon
10:00—To Tell the Truth
10:30—Climax
TUESDAY
5:30—<Zane Grey
6:00—News (Studio)
6:15—Patti Page
6:30—Burns and Allen
7:00—Years of Crisis (1957
Roundup)
8:00—Harbormaster
8:30—Telephone Time
'9:0D—Aftiatetar Hour :
9:30—-Medic
10:00—What’s ItFor
10:30—Kaiser H$ur ,
"WEDNESDAY
5:30—Wanderlust
6:00—News (Studio)
6:15—Harmonica solo (Studio)
6:30—His Honor Homer Bell
7:00—Kim Clark (Survival on
Arctic Tundra) (Studio)
8:00—Silent Service
8:30—Sport Time
9:00—Patrice Munsel
9:30—Star Stage
10:00—$64,000 Challenge
10:30—Kraft Theatre
THURSDAY
5:30—Lassie
6:00—News (Studio)
6:15—Social Security
6:30—Roy Rogers
7:00—Masquerade Party
7:30—Great Gildersleeve
8:00—Navy Log
8:30—Star Tonignt
9:00—Ted Mack
10:00—I've Got a Secret
10:30—U. S. Steel Hour
FRIDAY
5:30—Hopalqng Cassidy
6:00—News (Studio)
9:15—Industry on Parade
9:30—Joan Davis
f:00—Crunch an^'Des
} 7:30^—App&ntmen t with Adven
ture
8:00—Frankie Laine
8:3ft—Stars . of i|pa.*: ‘v'.'.r\ >»
ft:00-^Blg Picture
9:30—The .Price Is*Right •
10:00—Schlitz. Playhouse ‘‘Hey
Mack”
10:30—Dumont Boxing
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