Onzlnkie News
Program Features
Many Activities
A treasure hunt for the hoys
and girts* of OuiSnkie was held
Thursday and fantiiy night get
together * Friday were special
events in the program of activi
ties, sponsored by the Ouzinkie
Baptist Mission, which are being
carried on for the summer months.
The director, Ruth Kearns,
showed pictures Friday of the In
dian peoples of the Southwest
United States, which she had ta
ken last summer when she spent
three months in that area. Miss
Kearns comes from Anaheim, Cali
fornia, where she is a third grade
school teacher during the rest of
Jbe /ear,
j Under the program, cooking and
craft classes iare held, together
with game and story time, teen
age time, and special activities,
the latter conducted on Thurs
days. A pet show was held on July
3 wrfcftt 4Uoe entrants. Prizes* for
the 4trw»sti<Mit»tandrag pets were
given Qdgel for “dog
’ tr:idfcs£&y Jfd&itor *#orsen for “most
imusiprt .pet^Gail Walkoff for
Verna An n
Walkoff for “cutest dog”; and
Michele Magnus for the “Best
trained dog”. Others with entries
were Sandra Walkoff, Marilyn
Squartroff; ^"da j Panamarioff
and Joyce Torsaa.
TODAY
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suspense and action, for it is the
story of the men behind the stone
curtain of the prison walls, ^lio
are befit on escape.
Burt Lancaster plays the role
of Joe Collins, restless and em
bittered convict leader who tries
afi escape plan despite the mil
lion to one odds against it. '
Besides Lancaster, Hume Cron
yn and Charles Bickford portray
the men on the “inside,” while
Yvonne DeCarlo, Ann Blyth, Ella
Raines and Anita Colby are the
women on the “Outside.” The
prison break is the final of a ser
ies of tense action sequences.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Gordon MacRae, Dan Dailey,
Ernest Borgnine and Sheree
North head the cast of “The Best
Things in Life Are Free,” a
Twentieth Century-Fox Cinema
Scope-DeLuxe color musical.
The story of this musical cen
ters around the career of the fam
ous song-writing team of De Sylva,
Brown and Henderson whose
songs were the rage of, the Jazz
age in this country during the
middle 1920V when speakeasies,
bathtub gin and the Black Bottom
were the order of the da/.
Several of the hit songs of this
trio are featured, among them
the theme song, the “Birth of the
Blues,” “If I Had a Talking Pic
ture of You,’” “One More Time,”
and many others.
Remember the Orpheum’s new
-policy is ofie showing Sunday af
ternoon and two in the evening.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
An infant stowaway causes
some merry mixups in th film
comedy, “The Baby and the Bat
tleship.*' *
What happens when a sailor ;
smuggles a six-month-old infant
aboard a warship about to sail j
t for1 Naval »■ exercises in the Medi- i
texranean, makes for merriment <
according to advance releases. In 1
the cast are John Mill, Richard •
Attenborough and Lisa Gastoni. j
WEDNESDAY MATINEE j
MICKEY MOUSE FUN CLUB !
meets. Feature is “The African li
Lion.” Included also is a featur- 1:
ette cartoon “Peter and the Wolf”
plus two Walt Disney cartoons, j
One complete showing only. j
THURSDAY and FRIDAY ,
Sixteen bright songs are heard |
in “Rock, Pretty Baby,” a gay
rock ’n’ roll romance from Uni- •
versal-International. Starring are ;
Sal Mineo, John Saxon and Luana j
Pattern. j
Normal, generally happy teen- j
agers are portrayed. The screen- n
play tells of the trials and tribu- n
lations encountered by a sextet of
high school boys in gaining recog- ,
nition for their hot jazz combo. 1
TV SCHEDULE I
SATURDAY j
1:30—Test pattern and music J
! 2:00—Sign on program to be an- *
nounced - *
? 5:30—Open Mind
{ 6:00—Feature (Great Guy).
; 7:30—Gale Storm
8:00—Ed Sullivan
, 9:00—-Caesars Hour
j 10:00—$64,000 Question
SHOWTIME at the CASINO
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Kodiak's own
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Interpretive dancer
FRIDAY & SATURDAY RIGHT
PRYCE and ERNIE
Piano and Saxophone
Peg and Si - Your Hosts
10:30—Playwrights 56
SUNDAY
:30—Test pattern and music
5:00—Sign on program to be • An
nounced . •
5:30—-Chapel of the Air
1:00—Look Up and Live
1:30—Tenn. Ernie Ford
LOO—Highway Patrol
L30—Burins & Allen
1:00—Chevy Show
1:00—This Is Your Life
1:30—Tic Tac Dough
1:00—Studio One
1:00—Camera Three
MONDAY i
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—People’s Choice
5:00—Fury
5:30—What Statehood Will Mean
to Kodiak
L30—Meet McGraw
1:00—You Are There
1:30—Danger
1:00—Victory at Sea
1:30—Tele Sports (333)
1:00—Arthur Murray
1:30—Operation Polar Bear
TUESDAY
5:00—Test pattern and mupic.
5:30—College News Conference
5:00—Boots & Saddles
5:30—Ted Mack
': 30—Court of Last Resort
1:00—Wager & Win
5:30—‘This Is the Life
1:00—Men of Annapolis
5:30—Wrestling
WEDNESDAY
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—University
6:00—Dinah Shore
6:15—U.N.
6:30—Mr. Wizard
7:00—Buccaneers
7:30—True Story
8:00—Colgate Comedy
9:00—Sports Time
9:30—Beat the Clock
10:00—Silent Service
10:30—Wed. Night Fights
THURSDAY
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—Ask Congress
6:00—Report from Rutgers
6:30—Roy Rogers
7:00—Twenty One
7:30—Tele Sports (385)
8:00—Perry Como
9:00—Big Issue
10:00—Spike Jones
10:30—Kraft
FRIDAY
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—Outlook
6:00—Transafclantilc Televiews
6:15—Dinah Shore
6:30—Let’s Take a Trip
7:00—Robin Hood
7:30—Thin Man
8:00—Laurence Welk
9:00—SchJitz Playhouse
9:30—Talent Scouts
10:00—Appointment with Ad
venture
10:30—Boxing
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