Today—Saturday
Although it i$ titled •‘Bringing
Up Baby,” the Howard Hawkfi;pro
duction appearing at the Orpheum
today, is gnything but nufsery en
tertainment. , It stars Katherine
Hepburn and Cary Grant.
The action af this gay and crazy
comedy is fast, furious and just as
hectically romantic as anything
the screen has ever presented.
When it is known that the “Baby”
of the films title is a full-grown
pet leopard, it is not so hard to
understand why. Miss Hepburn
shines as a comedienne in her role
of a madcap heiress who usually
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gets what -J$jk wants. Cary Grant
is a zoology phiftair tridlMV
pens to be one of thetMng* the
heiress wants.
Charles Buggies, Walter Catlett,
Barry Fitzgerald, May* Robson and
^Fritz Feld top the supporting cast.
Howard Hawks directed. The
screeb'tday was written by Dudley
Nichols and Hagar Wilde,
o Sunday and Monday • '
Danny Kaye unveils a new per
sonality to audiences who will see
him on the local screen starting
Sunday, when the Sam Goldwyn
film “Hana Christian Anderson,”
is shown. The film is said to be a
delight to the young, and older
audiences as well.
Starring Kaye and Farley Gran
ger, and co-starring Jeanmarie, the
sparkling Technicolor production
includes the inimitable Danny’s
Hofpoint
Dryers
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rendition of eight Frank Loesser
songs. , ,
"Hans Christian Anderson” is
not a biography of the famed Dan
ish writer, but is admittedly a
"fairy tale about this great spin
ner of fairy tales.” In the current
film Kaye, with a c$gjplete. change
of style, portrays tie engagingly
modest cobbler named Hans. In
contrast to anything he has ever
before done, Kaye has set aside
his irrepressible clowning to be
come a young maro whose poetry
and romance win him fame, but
whose boyish hopes are destroyed
when he finally understands
“things are seldom what they
seem.”
Production costs of this film is
said to be $4 million.
Tuesday and Wednesday
An adventure-safari into the Af
rican Transvaal is the background
for the Techicolor film “Duel In
The Jungle,” which is the next of
fering at the local theatre.
The film co-starring Dana An
drews, Jeanne Crain and David
Farrar, concerns an attempt to
find a “dead” man in Africa and
bring him back alive to justice.
Dana Andrews portrays the role of
an adventurous investigator drawn
into the mysterious affair by his
love for Jeanne Crain.
Scenes depicting life in the dark
continent, and its beauty are of
fered movie goers.
Thursday and Friday
Spike Jones and his City Slick
ers make for sheer bedlam when
they go through some of the famed
antics in the wild comedy riot,
“Fireman Save My Child.” Buddy
Hackett and Hugh O’Brien co-star
with Jones.
It is firehouse tomfoolery in the
Spike Jones manner.
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We wish to take this opportuni
ty of thanking the fire department
and all who assisted in putting out
the fire, which if it had continued,
might have resulted in serious loss
to us.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Erdman
CARD OF THANKS
We take -this opportunity to
thank our friends in Kodiak for
the kindnesses shown us during
our recent bereavement.
Mrs. Fred Deveau, Mrs. Joseph
Hester, Miss Marie Anderson,
Nick Anderson, Lawrence An
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