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beautiful girl—a call in the
night—suspense that's spine
chilling- a thrilling surprise
finish, and the movie-“Terror
on the Train” starring Glenn
Ford and Anne Vernon. An
MGM super drama of suspense
Show time 2 7 and 9.
‘‘Roman Holiday,” starring
Gregory Peck and Academy A
ward Winner Audrey H pburn
is the Orpheum’s offering on
Sunday and Monday. Accord
ingto advance information this
picture is one of the best light
comedies to come out of Holly
wood. Peck as a reporter finds
a luscious package practically
•n his doorstep and Hepburn
as the blue-blooded package
with red-blooded ideas on , the
doorstep turn a hilarious situa
tion into an uproarious comedy.
Show times change, Sunday
2-4:25-7-9:25. . 1
On Tuesday and Wednesday,;
a love story of show business,
‘Main Street to Broadway,”
with hundreds of stars. To
name a few; Ethel Barrymore,
Lionel Barrymore, Tallulah
Bankhead, Gertrude Berg,
Shirley Booth, Louis Calhern,
Leo Durocher, Faye Emerson.
Mary Martin, and many more.
Show times 7 and 8.
MGM hilarously present
their star comedian‘‘Red Skel
ton,” in “Half a Hero,” Red’s
half in hock and all in love a>
he races thru this comedy as a
home owner and his headaches
will have you in hysterics.
Show time 7 nd 9. Don’t miss
the Redhead in this Home
Sweet-Home riot, on Thursday
and Friday.
baturday September 25th
the Orpheumpresents a double
feature, “Stop That Cab, "star,
ring Sid Melton, Iris Adrian
and Tom Neal. In this one
Melton is steer crazy, the
whacky hacky with a meter
that registeres laughs only.
The second half of the double
feature “SaginawTrail,"star-/
ring Gene Autrey, Smiley Bur
net and Connie Marshall. A rip
roaring, song infested riot of
entertainment for the kre(s.'
Show times Saturday only 2, '7
and 9.
Coming attraction in tfael
near future; the film that
equals “Going My Way," in
every respect, another Bing
Crosby picture that you will
never forget, ‘Little Boy Lost; ’
NOTICE
The Registration Book will
be open at the City Hall until
4:00VcIock P. M., Saturday, |
October 2, 1954, for the pur- j
poses of registering to vote in j
the General Municipal Election
to be held Tuesday, October 5,
1954.
CITY OF KODIAK
By: Richard C. Berg
Clerk-Treasurer
Robert Blair, Kodiak tycoon
wired Kodiak friends this past
week telling of the birth of a
son; weighing 7 lbs. 8 ozs.
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Register and Vote
FOR
Leon "Ole” Johnson For MAYOR
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Anna Mae Vokacek
Stanley Nelson
Edward Pagano
Wilton W hite
Pete Deveau
W. Pat Cannon
Waigh Your Condidoto By Hit Poaff In Your Community
Lot Your Conteionco BoYour Guido THIN VOTK
NON PARTISAN
For Better City Government
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