Saturday
6:00—Rise and Shine
7:00—News, Weather & Announ
cements
7:15—Latin Uf at
7:30—Polka Party
8:00—Starr Space
8:05—Children Time
8:30—No School Today
8:55—The Thing Called Life
9:00—Inheritance
9:15—Great Disasters
9:30—Galen Drake
9:45—Robert Mill
10:00—News, & Announcements
10:15—Robert Q. Lewis
11:00—Marines in Review
11:15—Af*RS Speeks
11UJ0—Science Magazine
12:00—Hawaii Calls
12:30—Weather, News
12:45—Music For Americans
ItOO—Army Hour
1:30—Hollywood Music Hall
1.55—Art -Paker*s Notebook
2:00—By Request
3:00-—-APRS News
3:15—Eddie Fisher
3:30—American Adventure
-•1:00—America’s Popular Music
S:00—Baseball Game
7:00—Edgar Bergen
7-30—Cisco Kid
7:50—Camp ,F:r9
3:00—Johnhy Dollar
8:30—The Musicale
8:55—The Weather Marches
9:00—AFRTS News
9:15—Kessler Air Force Base
5 Choir
9:30—Grand Ole Opera
10:00—After Hours
10:30—Modern Moods
11:00—After Hours
1:00—Sign Off
Sunday
8:00—Weather and News
8:15—Music For Sunday
9:00—Protestant Hour
9:30—Catholic Hour
9:55—Robert Mills
10:00—Variety
10:30—Eternal Light
11:00—Negro College Choir
11:25—AFRS Speaks
11:30—Invitation to Learning
12:00—Portraits in Music
12:45—Stand By
1:00—Philadelphia Orchestra
2:00—Bookshelf of the W’orld
2:30—Treasury of Music
3:00—AFRTS News
3:15—Tony Martin
3:30—CBS Workshop
3:45—Popular Vocal
3:50—Bulletin Board
4:00—Sunday with Garoway
5:00—Baseball Game
7:00—Mitch Miller
7:45—Terri Lee
8:00—What’s My Line
8:25—Johnny Lee Wells
8:30—Life is Worth Living
8:55—The Weather Marches
9:00—AFRTS News
9:15—To Be Perfectly Frank
9:30—Our Miss Brooks
9:50—Guy Lombardo
10:00—Adventures of Sherlock
10:30—Sunday Reveries
11:00—Sign Off
Daily
6:00—Morning Show
7:00—News, Weather & Announ
cements
7:15—Morning Show
8:00—Turn Back the Clock
8:25—AFRS Speaks
8:30—Don McNeil Breakfast Club
9:00—Make Up Your Mind
9:15—Jamboree
9:30—Tennessee Ernie Show
10:00—News, Announcements
10:30—Musical Notes & Anecdotes
11:30—Rex Koury
11:45—Bob Crosby
12:00—Noonday Music
12:30—Weather and News
1:00—Behind the Story
1:00—Behind the Story
2:00—Martin Block
2:30—Concert Hall
3:00—AFRTS News
3:15—Bing Crosby
3:30—Fibber McGee & Molly
3:40—Harmony Rangers
3:45—Armed Forces Digest
4:00—Music Shop
5:00—Bulletin Board
5:30—Penthouse
10:00- AFRTS News
10:15—Jukebox Journal
10:30—Night Watch
11:30—One Night Stand
11:55—Organ Music
12:00—Midnight—Sign off
Monday
10:15—Bobby Hammaeh
11:00—Greatest Story Ever Told
12:45—Musical Express
1:15—Science Editor
2:30—Concert Hall
4:30—Jack Carson
5:00—Treasury Bandstand
5:30—Penthouse
6:00—News
6:15—Time Out For Sports
6:30—Alaska Hayride
7:00—Ed Sullivan
7:30—Honey Mooners
8:00—Contest Theatre
8:45—Land of the Free
9:00—FBI in Peace and War
9:30—Best of Groucho
9:40—The Weather Marches
Tuesday
10:15—Navy Bands
11:00—Faith For Today
12:45—Guest Star
1:15—My First Fifty Years
2:30Carnival of Music
4:30—Music Views
5:00—Baseball Game
7:05—Perry Como
7:30—$64,000 Question
8:00—Dr. Six Gun
9:00—Music for America
9:00—John Steel
Wednesday
10:15—In the Mood
11:00—Mid-Week Devotions
11:00—Rex Koury
12:45—Musical Express
1:15—Adventures in Research
1:30—Matinee
2:30—Concert Hall
3:30—The Great Gildersleeve
4:30—Jack Carson
5:05—Mostly Dixie
5:30—Penthouse
6:00—News
6:15—Time Out for Sports
6:30—Northern Roundup
7:00—Dinah Shore
7:15—Out of the North
7:30—Jimmie Wakely
8:00—Family Theatre
8:30—Gunsmoke
9:00—X Minus One
9:30—People Are Funny
Thursday
10:15—Navy Bands
11:00—Christians in Action
12:45—Guest Star
1:15—Literary Greats
2:30—Carnival of Music
4:3b—Gary Crosby
5:05—Baseball Game
7:00—AFRTS News
7:05—Moods in Melody
7:30—Gene Autry
8:00—Romance
8:30—Truth or Consequences
9:00—Howard Barlow Presents
9:30—Dragnet
Friday
11:00—Ava Maria Hour
1:15—Adventures in Science
4:30—Jack Carson
5:00—Navy Hour
6:00—AFRTS News
6:15—Time Out for Sports
6:30—Rancho 960
7:00—Arthur Godfrey
7:30—Wheel of Chance
8:00—Meet Millie
8:30—Bob Hope
9:00—-Suspense
9:30—Let George Do It
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TELEVISION
AKRS - TV Spotlight
As a service to our readers, we
publish herewith a schedule of
some of the programs to appear on
your screens. The schedules will
be a regular feature of the Mirror
each week. Programs are supplied
by AFRS-TV station on the Base.
Monday
6:00—Roy Rogers
6:30—Professional Father
7:30—This is Your Life
8:00—Stranger
9:00—Robert Montgomery
Tuesday
6:00—Mr. Wizard
6:30—Ethel and Albert
7:00—Guy Lombardo
8:00—Suspense
8:30—Two for the Money
OrOO-^-Colgate Hour
Wednesday
6:00—Mr. Peepers
6:30—Joan Davis
7:30—Life Begins at 80
8:00—Man vs. Crime
8:30—Penny to a Million
9:00—Dumont Boxing
Thursday
6:00—The Christophers
6:30—My Little Margie
7:00—Florian Zaback
7:30—You Asked for It
8:Q0—Dragnet
8:30—Chance of a Lifetime
9:00—Crusader
9:30—Star Tonight
Friday
6:00—Zoo Parade
6:30—Life with Elizabeth
7:30—Life of Reily
8:00—Highway Patrol
8:30—Beat the Clock
9:00—Studio One
Saturday
6:00—Masquerade
6:30—The Goldbergs
7:00—Milton Berle
8:00—Line Up
8:30—Stop the Music
9:00—Your Hit Parade
9:30—4 Star Parade
Sunday
6:00—Ted Mack
7:00—Broadway to Hollywood
7:30—George Gobel
8:00—Toast of the Town
9:00—Climax
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Today—Saturday
Columbia Pictures’ "Cell 2455,
Death Row,” which dramatically
tells the story of a man awaiting
his own execution, arrives at the
Orpheum today.
Based on the sensational best
seller actually written in Cell 2455
Death Row at San Quentin, by
Caryl Chessman, the man con
demned to die as the Lovers’ Lane
Bandit, the new screen shocker
stars William Campbell and Rob
ert Campbell and features Marian
Carr and Kathryn Grant.
Chessman’s story is especially
remarkable in that he spent more
than six years in his Death Row
cell, using self-taught legal know
ledge to win himself stay after
stay of execution, twice within
minutes of the California gas
chamber.
“Cell 2455, Death Row" presents
the case history of a criminal,
from his first youthful venture
into petty crime, through to his
Death Row sentence and its sever
al postponements.
The picture was produced by
Wallace MacDonald. Kathryn
Grant plays the tee-ager who
shares the beginning years of
crime. Fred E. Sears directed the
drama.
Sunday and Monday
Those who enjoyed “The Robe.”
will enjoy “Demetrius and the
Gladiators.” The picture takes up
f
where “The Robe” left off.
Like its predecessor "Demetrius
and the Gladiators” is filmed in
Cinemascope and is in Technicol
or. Victore Mature and Susan Hay
ward head an excellent cast
Others include Michael Rennie,
Debra .Paget, Anne Bancraft and
Jay Robinson.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Extraordinary heroism in the
frozen wastes of the North Atlan
tic is the thrilling theme of Re
public Studios’ “Sea of Lost Ships”
which comes to the local screen
Tuesday and Wednesday. The pic
ture depicts the exploits of the
International Ice Patrol and the
Coast Guard in their battles with
skyscraper icebergs similar to the
one which sank the Titanic.
Stars John Derek, Wanda Hend
rix, Walter Brennan, with Richard
Jaeckel and Tom Tully head the
cast of this exciting picture which
tells of Derek and Jaeckel, young,
handsome, vigorous, who grow up
together in the tradition of the U.
S. Coast Guard when Derek’s fath
er dies a hero in the service and
is adopted by Jaeckel’s father, a
Coast Guard Chief, portrayed by
Walter Brennan.
The two boys enter the Coast
Guard Academy. Jealousy and a
romantic triangle separate them,
but in a series of episodes that
f
brings them together on the same
ship, the two participate in a res
cue of a ditched Coast Guard plane
and the floating of a ship from an
iceberg in the North Atlantic.
Thursday and Friday
The “Roar of the Crowd” and
the roar of the race track combine
to make this an exciting picture.
Offering you the thrill of speed,
this movie, filmed in CineColer,
depicts life on and off the race
track. It stars Howard Duff with
Helene Stanley, Dave Willock and
Minor Watson.
NEW BUTCHER AT KRAFTS I
Herschel Crutchfield arrived in
Kodiak Monday to assume his
duties as butcher at Kraft's Super
Market.
Crutchfield is from Fairbanks,
where he has been associated with
Piggly Wigglys the past five years.
The Alaska Steamship Company
has moved to the front of the
Blinn Building on Main Street
The office space, which was
formerly occupied by the Junior
and Miss Shop, has been attrac
tively redecorated. Clarence King
is the local agent.
POLICE SLOGAN
Be the kind of driver you ex
pect the other person to be.
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