TODAY
Rory Call until stars in “Domino
£mT. the first of » double feature
ftnlfitng show.
Rory, in the title role, is cast as
wti ex soldier who returns to the
family's Domino ranch in Texas
26 find his father and younger
ttrtrfher have been killed, and
their Cattle rustled. *’■ ‘
•It'is a trail of vehgence from
then on. ’
“The White Squaw”, the second
billing, concerns the love of a
half-white Indian girl, her love
for her people, and the fury of a
settler about to lose his land to
the hated Indians.
In it are starred David Brian,
May Wynn and William Bishop.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“The Proud Ones”, a Twentieth
Century Fox Cinemascope pro
duction starring Robert Ryan, Vir
ginia Mayo and Jeffrey Hunter,
chronicles with gun-blazing action ;
the founding of law and order in
the boom cities of the early West i
The picture revels in picture- i
sque scenes of cattle drives and i
the beauties of the wide-open
spaces, all serving as a backdrop i
to the conflict between the law
and the ruler of the gambling
casino, who attempts to take over
the town.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
The suspenseful story of three
manhunted brothers and their
women, “the Brothers Rico” stars
Richard Conte, Dianne Foster and
Kathryn Grant.
A crime-dramar the story con
cerns an ex-racketeer who has
broken away from the syndicate,
jut seeks to find his two brothers
before harm comes to them. It
becomes a nation-wide hunt, with
:he hunter becoming the hunted.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
The harrowing experiences of
:hree men and a nun, cast adrift
m the Indian Ocean after surviv
ing the torpedoing of a passenger
ship by the Japanese, is shown in
the Twentieth Century Fox re
lease, “The Sea Wife”.
Joan • Collin* Richard Burton,
Basil Sydney and Cy Grant head
the cast.
..It is a Cinemascope De Luxe
color production with twouniver
sal themes running through the
story.
POLICE SLOGAN
Look before you step out, so
you do not have to LEARN TRAF
FIC LAWS BY ACCIDENT.
FIGHT CANCER WITH A
CHECK-UP AND A CHECK!
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