Today—Saturday
Van Heflin and WandaHendrix
are aeen in “The Golden Mask” on
Saturday at the Orpheum Theatre.
The picture is in Technicolor.
The locale for this action packed
spectacle is the trackless Sahara.
Sunday and Monday
"You’re Never Too Young,”
which opens Sunday at the Or
pheum is said to be bursting with
laughs, from a chuckle to the belly
variety. Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis provide the situations to
bring this about in this VistaVision
Technicolor production.
These two zany comedians are
the unwitting possessors of a stol
en diamond planted on them by a
thief ir» an effort to get it past the
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police. With the killer,thief
pursu&. Irfjyis is.jtorced to,pose ps
an eleven-year pld, and winds up
in an all-girl school.
Vivacious, and lovely eo-stgrs,
Dianna Lynn and Nina Foch Pfo
vide_ the romantic entanglements.
And of course there is singing and
dancing to round out this movie
as typical Martin and Lewis enter
tainment.
Tuesday and Wednesday
“A Prize of Gold,” scheduled or
iginally for last week, was review
in this column at that time. It
stars Richard Widmark who is
teamed with Mai Zetterling, and
concerns the theft of two million
in gold bullion.
It is Columbia Picture’s produc
tion, with the locale laid in Berlin.
Thursday and Friday
Daniel Defoe's famed adventure
classic ‘‘Adventures of Robinson
Crusoe,” is the local theatre’s of
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The story has fasl&ated young anj
old alike for many years, and is
truly delightful to the eye as it is
unfolded in Technicolor. The star
ring role is played by Dan O’Herli
hy.
ALASKA BAR ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD CONVENTION
The President of the Alaska Bar
Association, M. E. Monagle, of
Juneau, has announced the final
plans for the coming Convention
of the Alaska Bar Association to
be held in Ketchikan on May 27,
28, and 29. The program of the
Convention has been arranged un
der the chairmanship of R. E. Rob
ertson of Juneau in cooperation
with W. C. Stump of eKtchikan.
World Cruise
Pictures Shown
Rotarians continued their arm
chair cruise around the world
Tuesday at their meeting held at
the Island Fountain. Bill Lamme
presented slides and narrated the
trip that took him and his wife Lil
lian into foreign lands.
Lamme took up where he left
off at a previous meeting, when he
showed the beginning of the trip.
Thisphase of the trip took Rotary
members from Singapore to Bang
kok, which he described as humid
low-lying, jungle country. This in
teresting city, in which is located
the famous Temple of the Dawn,
he described as very photogenic.
He showed scenes of life along, the
muddy rivers, where natives bath
ed, washed their clothes and clean
ed their teeth in the passing
stream at their doorstep.
They visited the Royal Palace,
and found its architecture in con
trast to that of the rest of the
country, with its hodge-podge of
native materials and marble from
Italy.
The Lammes’ returned to Singa
pore, and from there went into the
Malay Peninsula. They visited
Penang, and the rubber planta
tions there.
The next series of excellent
slides took the audience into India.
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town, utj. «
Bombay was the next port of
call, which Lamme described as
a town of silence. In his travels,
the narrator was impressed with
India as a land of many sects. He
described visits in the market
place, where it was almost impossi
pie not to buy. He was highly en
tertained, he said, by snake
charmers and rope trick artists
who performed, for a price, on the
streets.
Frank McConaghy was a visit
ing Rotarian. Other visitors includ
ed Comdr. Van Limburgh, the new
Commissioner for the Boy Scouts.
He replaces Lt. Phil Dexter, who
was also present. Other visitors in
cluded Ensign McCreery, O. K.
Kincaid, Dr. Jaeger, Carl Coon and
Andrew Knudsen.
TALENT SHOW AT USO
NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Many events will take place at
the USO next week. The schedule
of events will be highlighted by
a talent show next Wednesday. On
Thursday, May 31, a reception will
be held in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Bond. Bond is Executive
Director of the USO.
Saturday, May 26 will be ping
pong tournament night at 6:00 p.
m. followed by a movie at 8 p. m.
Sunday, May 27 the USO is open
tor service qpen tewri^a**''
tog.ar.just relaxation from 9:00 a.
m. until 11:00 p. m.
Monday, May 28 is game night
The USO staff is looking for
champs in canasta, chess, checkers,
scrabble or casino or anyone of the
variety of games kept on hand.
Tuesday, May 29 Kim Clark, the
Fish and Wildlife botanist, will
show slides and movies from his
vast collection. Very few people
have such an extensive and varied
set of pictures and all service men
and their wives and families are
urged to attend.
Wednesday May 30, the long
awaited Talent Show will take
place at 8:00 p. m. followed by the
usual Wednesday movie. “We want
to have a good crowd because
good talent deserves a good hand
of applause,” says Director How -
ard Demarest.
On Thursday May 31 Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Bond will he the
guests of honor at a reception to
be given at the USO starting at
8:00 p. m. Kodiak will be the last
stop for Mr. and Mrs. Bond on
their tour of Operation USO to
the Far East and Alaska.
June 1 will be the date of the
annual Spring Formal at the USt).
“The dance is planned around a
Moonlight and Rosts tierne. and
promises to be one of our love
liest dances, say the Hostesses
Formals for the girls arid dress
blues or civilian attire for the boys
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