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Today—Saturday
Glory at Sea,” a sea story of
great appeal to the youngsters,
shows at the Orpheum today only,
lhere will be three showings at
2 p.m., 7 and 9. The picture stars
Sonny Tufts and Joan Rice,
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One of the most colorful and
exciting periods in American his
tory, the crashing climax to the
so-called “forty year’s war” be
tween the Indians and the U. S.
government, is brought to the
screen in Cinemascope and new
Eastman color in W. R. Frank’s
“Sitting Bull," Which opens for a
two day showing on Sunday at the
Orpheum Theatre. It is a United
Artists release.
Dale Robertson, Mary Murphy
and J. Carrol Naish are co-starred
in “Sitting Bull,” and the large
supporting cast is headed by John
Litel, Iron Eyes Cody, Douglas
Kennedy and William Hopper
Some notion of the scope of the
handful of statistics: More than
800 horses and burros were hired
for use in the battle scenes in“Sit
ting Bull.” Four hundred regular
Mexican Army Cavalrymen, dress
ed in U. S. uniforms, played the
members of General Custer’s and
General Terry’s command.
Although time and heartbreak
ing bravery of the slaughtered
American troops have put a luster
on the battle at the Little Big
Horn, there is no question that
the whole incident was the result
of a blunder on the part of the
handsome, romantic, dashing but
egotistical and vainglorious Gen
eral Custer.
This authentic picture takes the
viewer back to June 25, 1875, when
the famed general and his men
met in battle a group »'f Sioux
and Cheyenne Indians led by Sit
ting Bull and Crazy Horse, in
which the Americans were com
pletely annihilated.
Tuesday and Wednesday
“Down 3 Dark Streets” is a
story of violence based on materi
al taken from the files of the FBI.
The picture stars Broderick Craw
ford and Ruth Roman.
Thursday and Friday
Described as “the miracle that
happens only once to the very
young .... at heart,” “Hansel
and Gretel,” a full length feature
musical fantasy, comes to the lo
cal screen Thursday and Friday.
It will be shown on a double fea
ture billing with “Hiawatha.”
For the first time, the screen
truly becomes an enchanted fairy
land! With a new technique as un
believable as good witches, you’ll
see t^ie amazing real, round, life
like little people .... they walk,
they dance, they laugh, they
sing—the fabulous “Kinemins.”
You’ll dance to bewitching music;
you’ll be dazzled by magic color.
You will relive and relove the
fabulous world of Hansel and
Gretel with its enchanted cookie
cottage and wonderfully wicked
witch—all in fairlyland color by
Technicolor.
Constance Brigham is featured
with the world famous music of
Humperdinck. As if this weren’t
enough, Manager John Fletcher
has arranged for the showing of
“Hiawatha” on the same bitting.
This world famous love classic
has been brought to the screen in
Cinecolor and stars Vincent Ed
wards and Yvette Dugay.
NOTICE
The Informal Group of Christian
Scientists meet for Sunday ser
vices in the Hillside Chapel, on
the base, every Sunday at 1 p. m.
Sunday School is held at the same
hour.
NOTICE
Alaska Transfer Co. has moved
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to Taylor Court Apt. No. 11 next
door to the Kodiak Telephone Co.
Bldg. Phone 2112. tfn
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More people run out of common
sense when driving than run out
of gas.
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NOTICE OF AUCTION
OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY
NOTICE is hereby given that the City of Kodiak will exercise
its warehouse lien by sale at auction the following articles of
unclaimed property left at the City Dock. The sale will be
held at the main warehouse at the Kodiak City Dock on July
21st, 1956 at the hour of 11:00 A. M.
1. Gordon E. Taylor is th e owner of or person on whose
account a certain parcel o f propetry of unknown contents is
held.
Dated this 20th day of June, 1956.
City of Kodiak
By (s) Jack V. Johnson
Wharfinger
Kodiak City Dock
Buick Special
6-Passenger 2-Door Riviera
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(And at the Best Buy Yet!)
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1'or example, take the beauteous big ’56 Buiek
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It s one big reason why Buiek now ranks in the
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That sure makes Buiek a whale of a lot of car
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tvery Sohrfdoy EvefiiA? •
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