HRS. DERA BRUNSTAD
LEAVES FOR FAIRBANKS
Mrs. Dera Brunstad left Friday
for Fairbanks where she will en
roll for a six-week course at the
University.
The Brunstads just returned
from a trip aboard their boat, the
Parks No. 3. They spent some
time in the area on the south side
of Kodiak Island.
TODAY
Abdullah’s Harem,” with Greg
ory Ratoff in the triple role of
producer, director and star, opens
today at the Orpheum. The film
was made in Egypt in color by
Technicolor and the scenery and
backgrounds are authentic al
though the mythical kingdom is
called Bandaria.
Starring with Ratoff are Kay
Kendall, Marina Berti, Sydney
Chaplin, Alex D’Arcy, Mary Cos
tes and Marti Stevens. The story
concerns a deposed monarch in
Monte Carlo, and a flashback of
his life in the mythical kingdom
prior to his exile.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Rock Hudson is cast as Col.
Dean Hess, the famous flying par
son, in the film “Battle Hymn,”
and is based on the life of the or
dained minister who became fight
er ace of two wars.
It is said to be a story of blood,
sweat, tears and laughter, and is
an authentic portrayal of Hess’s
life. Martha Hyer acts the role of
his wife. Others in the cast are
Dan Duryea, Don DeFore, Jock
Mahoney and James Edwards.
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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
“Bermuda Affair” is the title of
this one. In it are starred Kim
Hunter, Gary Merrill and Ron
Randell.
The story concerns two pilots,
following a stint in Korea, who
together with the wife of one of
them, form a commercial air cargo
service out of Bermuda. A martial
triangle results due to the contin
ued absence of the wife, and in
volves the wife of the other pilot.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
The bill of fare for July 3 and
4 is ‘‘Night Pasasge.” A special
showing is scheduled for the holi
day matinee.
This is the Universal-Interna
tional film starring James Stew
art and Audie Murphy. In it are
also Dan Duryea, Dianne Foster,
Elaine Stewart and Brandon de
Wilde. It was the first film chosen
by Technicolor to employ the new
wide screen color process, Tech
nirama.
Colorado is the background of
this payroll robbery thriller, with
Stewart as the hero and Murphy
the villain. You can be assured of
lots of action in this one.
TV SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
1:30—Test pattern and music
2:00—Sign on program to be
announced
5:30—Country America
6:30—Gale Storm
7:00—Captain David Grief
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7:30—Amateur Hour
8:00—1 Am the Law
8:30—Adventure Scott Island
9:00—Star Tonight
9:30—Andy Williams
10:00—Open Mind
X0:30-=-Western, ‘‘Heading for the
Rio Grande”
SUNDAY
1:30—Test pattern and music
2:00—Sign on program to be
announced
5:30—Tennessee Ernie Ford
6:00—This Is the Life
6:30—Highway Patrol
7:00—Life Is Worth Living
7:30—Burns & Allen
8:00—Chevy Show
9:00—Life of Riley
9:30—Walter Winchell
10:00—Tic Tac Dough
10:30—Traffic Court
11:00—UN. Action
MONDAY
5.00— Test pattern and music
5:30—Fury
6.00— You Are There
6:30—Youth Wants to Know
7:00—Life with Elizabeth
7:30—Meet McGraw
8:00—Your Hit Parade
8:30—People Are Funny
9:00—$64,000 Question
9:30—Big Town
10:00—This Is Hawaii
10:30—Justice
11:00—Meet the Press
TUESDAY
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—Blondie
6:00—Let’s Take a Trip
6:30—His Honor Homer Bell
7:00—Clete Roberts
7:30—Court of Last Resort
8:00—Wager & Wih (staifr)
8:30—Out Lobk . -
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9:30—Wrestling .« • V
WEDNESDAY
5:00—Test pattern and mtisic
5:30—1 Love Lucy
6:00—Country Music Jubilee
6:30—You Ask for It
7:00—Hay Anthony
7:30—Phil Silvers
8:00—Bob Miller (studio)
8:30—Sports Time
9:00—This Is Your Life
9:30—Kraft
[0:30—Boxing (Wed. night fights)
THURSDAY
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—Lassie
6:00—Air Force News
6:15—Nat King Cole
6:30—Roy Rogers
7:00—Adventure Tomorrow
7:36—Truth or Consequences
8:00—Ina Raye Hutton
8:30—Readers Digest
9:00—Julius Larosa
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FRIDAY
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—Hopalong Cassidy
6:00—Jane Froman
6:15—Industry on Parade
6:30—Crunch & Des
7:00—Thin Man
7:30—Talent Scouts
8:00—Stars of Jazz
8:30—Big Picture
9:00—Schlitz Playhouse
9:30—Twenty One
10:00—Tele Sports
10:30—Boxing (St. Nick’s)
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