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Today—Saturday
' Tobacco Road,” the earthy story
of human beings, which won fame
as a stage play many years ago,
and later brought to the screen to
scare again, plays for three show
ings today at the Orpheum.
In it is depicted drama that is
sensational and unforgetable. G na
Tierney is starred with Dana An
drews. In the east are Ware
and Charlie Grapewin.
Sunday and Monday
"The Lady and the Tramp,” a
a full length Walt Disney cartoon
about two dogs, is the delightful
screen fare over the week-end.
Said to be “a whale of a tale about
a canine romance, between a Lady
who led a sheltered life and an ad
venturer who knew all the an
To The Citizens Of Kodiak
I went into business in Kodiak in January of
'55 and am vitally interested in the progress of
Kodiak.
I will appreciate your support at the polls on
Tuesday, October 2nd.
CHAS. (CHUCK) EDRIS for Councilman
V cte Democratic
LET
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touch of the animal kingdom,
which of course relates human ex
perience in many ways, tt is the
first time Cinemascope and Tech
nicolor are combined with Walt
Disney in a full-length movie. One
point must be emphasized—it is
upon humor, some subtie, some
satirical and some wholesome and
heart-tugging—that permeates the
whole picture. There are few of
the sequences that do not com
mand chuckles, and many of them
attain hilarious proportions.
Expectedly, music contributes no
small part to the photoplay’s over
all magnificence, as can be expect
ed from a Walt Disney production.
The score was written by Oliver
Wallace. Two of the songs were
authored by Peggy Lee and Son
ny Burke. Other voices were sup
plied by Barbara Luddy, Larry
Roberts, George Givot, Stan Fre
berg, Alan Reed, Dallas McKen
non and the Mello Men, whose
dog-pound, howling rendition of
‘ Home, Sweet Home” is said to be
a laugh highspot.
Tuesday and Wednesday
“Smoke Signal,” showing Tues
day and Wednesday, brings to the
screen the story of a handful of
desperate people, survivors of an
outpost Indian massacre, who had
no escape route save the man
killing torrents of the never-before
mastered Colorado River. Try to
imagine the tension and terror of
riding the raging river in a row
boat while the rampaging Ute In
dians, lusting for your blood,
thunder along the towering Grand
Canyon wall high above, and there
you have one of the suspense fill
ed moments of “Smoke Signal.”
There is Dana Andrews, the
renegade awaiting court-martial
and death, who alone knows the
terrain well enough to bring the
band through alive. There is Piper
Laurie, who has most reason to
hate Andrews, yet whose hate
turns to love under the stresses of
danger. There is the sadistic Rex
Reason, to whom neither military
nor moral scruples have meaning.
And there is William Talraan, the
army commander, sticking by the
rules till even the staunchest of
soldiers must show heart.
Photographed in spectacular
fashion in the Grand Canyon of
the Colorado River by director
Jerry Hopper and Howard Chris
tie, “Smoke Signal” biends the
scenic grandeur of its surround
ings with the conflict of human
passion.
Thursday and Friday
When the screen’s two toughest
guys, Edward G. Robinson and
George Raft, are united in a story
of crime and intrigue on an inter
national scale, you can b? sure
that there will be fireworks. “A
Bullet for Joey,” which opens
Thursday, is a United Artist pro
duction. Lewis Allen directs.
The screenplay, by Geoffrey
Homes, is based on an article
in Coronet magazine. It deals with
a relentless manhunt in Canada,
pitting the resourceful Royal Can
adian Mounted Police against an
organization of ruthless killers.
Much of “A Bullet for Joey”
was filmed on location in Canada,
which lends to the film’s authen
ticity.
NOTICE
The Christian Science Society of
Kodiak holds Sunday Services and.
Sunday School every Sunday at
1:00 p. m., evening services the
third Wednesday of each month
at 8 p. m., Hillside Chapel on the
Base. '• '
BIRTHS ANNOUNCED
BY FORMER RESIDENTS
News has reached hero that a
girl w.»s oo..i to -ii». i>
ginia Oral' former r. si . at of Ko
diak. Nam ad iviol.y E izuSoth. s..c
was bo-n September 16 at f3coir.i,
Wash. She weighed 6 pa ".J t a
ounces. Graf was form ady with
the Coast Guard aad w;; station
ed in 1348-52.
Another couple who formerly re
sided here, Anna „nd John Lu.;
are the parents of a baby boy.
Named Robert Tucker, he wJgh.d
nine pounds and seven ounces, and
was born in Saline, Michigan on
September 10.
Lutz was stationed here with the
FWS during 1952 53.
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