Sunday and Monday
tickle°th„bina.ti0n °f talent “id to
anv !„rt entertainment palate ot
ny and every movie-goer will
offered by the Orpheum Theatre
Starring Bing Crosby, Dannv
Kaye, Rosemary Clooney and Vera
Ellen with Dean jrager the ,Um”
a ,?r«ht and frothy package ^
celluloid that bewitches and be
dazzles every inch of the way Mas
ter tunesman, Irving Berlin hL
furnished a veritable cavafcad^of
fresh new song hits and these are
swig and danced to by the princ,
bel deltlfli°UIiSh that is said to
to it if fw . eh0ld- What adds
^sIV“„n-ho «c
Tuesday and Wednesday
buflt^nf'SelIing n°Vel has been
;.u t wto a smash package of mo
tion picture entertainment in Re
public s new offering, “A Perilous
Journey, ’ which is the next piece
or entertainment at the local thea
Repulh/h 3 ”°Vel by Vingie «°®.
Republic has augmented this ac
maidens'^ hS‘°ry °f 40 Eur»POM
maidens who are imported for
purposes of marrying the Sacra
memo gold miners, with \ s,rong
and capable cast of principals
Heading the roster of outstanding
stars are Vera Ralston, David
n™n a"d Scott Brady, while the
noteworthy cast also includes such
personalities as Charles Winning
er, Hope Emerson, Eileen Christy,
Leif Erickson and a host of others.
Thursday and Friday
A raging battle between west
bound migrants in a wagon train
and a large band of warring Chey
enne Indians climaxes “Wagons
West”, Rod Cameron’s latest color
motion picture for Monogram, is
the first part of a double feature
billing at the Orpheum.
Cameron is the wagon master
and his generalship, plus his
knowledge of Indian Ways, even
tually masters ’a dangerous situa
tion in which a family in the cara
van is plotting to deliver guns to
the Indians.
The second offering, concerns
the antics of the bowery boys, Leo
Gorcey and Huntz Hall in a story
of a treasure hunt, in the darkest
part of the African Jungle. “Jungle
Gents” is comedy of the type made
famous by these movie gents.
Caturday, Dec. 31
“Battleground,” starring Van John
b.p.o.e.
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son, John Hodiak, Ricardo Mon
talban and George Murphy, with
Marshall Thompson, Jerome Court
land, Don Taylor, Bruce Cowling,
James Whitmore and Denise Dar
cel in supporting roles is a picture
depicting the story of the “Scream
ing Eagles” of the 101st Airborne
Division, who made foxhole his
tory during the crucial Battle of
Bastogne in 1944 when, surround
ed and outnumbered, they held the
surprise Nazi break-through.
Coming
The following movies will be
shown between Christmas and New
Years. Since the Mirror will not
i.lixy the old time
Christmas
fill your heart today.
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be published that week, we give
a resume of the movies tb tie
shown.
“Rose Marie,” M-G-M’s first
Cinemascope musical, is slated for
New Years Day. It stars Ahn
Blyth, Howard Keel, Fernando
Lamas, Bert Lahr and Marjorie
Main.
It has color, action, romance,
laughter, breathtaking settings
filmed in the Canadian Rockies,
and in California’s High Sierras.
Don’t try to pronounce this next
movie, just see it. It is “Phffft.”
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It is the story of a man and a
maid whbsg romance goes on the
rocks , and is uproariously told.
Starring is Judy Holliday, with
jack ; Shimon, Jack Carson and
Kim Novak furnishing the comedy.
The next two days will be shown
‘‘The Glass Slipper,” which stars
Leslie Caron, Michael Wilding,
with Keenan Wynn Estelle Win
wood Elsa Lanchaster and Barry
Jones.lt is said to be a musical ro
mance to set you dreaming.
Saturday, January 7, Gary Grant
and Katharine Hepburn team up
in one of the screen’s gayest and
craziest comedies titled “Bringing
tip Baby,” which is said to be any
thing but nursery entertainment.
A bright and breezy script by Dud
ley Nichols and Hagar Wilde is
brilliantly interpreted, according
to reviews, by Miss Hepburn and
Grant and is guided to a particu
larly happy result by the direction
of Howard Hawks. Also in the
film is Charlie Ruggles Walter
Catlett, Barry Fitzgerald, May Rob
son and Fritz Feld.
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Good Cheer continue with you
throughout the coming twelve months.
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