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A THREE-FOLD CON
FLICT between a visionary
msn who dreams of building a
cattle empire in the far. West,
the trigger-quick foster
brother of a ruthless outlaw
vaquero, and the girl they both
love, forms the basis of the
dramatically powerful story
which plays Sunday and Mon
day at the Orpheum Theatre
in “Ride, Vaquero!"
ROBERT TAYLOR, AVA
Gardner, Anthony Quinn and;
Howard Keel are the star? of
1 this fast-paced, hard-ridihg
hard-shooting M-G-M outdoor
drama, filmed on location in
Utah mountain Country and
photographed in the new Ansco
Color.
“MARTIN LUTHER,” A
full-length feature film, pro
duced by Louis de Rochemont
Associates in cooperation with
Luthorn Church Productions,
Ine., on location in the towns,
castles, and churches of West
Germany is Tuesday and
Wednesday’s picture. It is the
story of the work of a man,
Martin Luther, his'efforts for
reform, his excommunication,
and the developments that led
to the origin ’ and growth of
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the Protestant Movement.
MUCH OF THE DIA
LOGL) E was culled from his
:oric do mounts. For dramatic
■structure and purpose, dia
logue, sermon material, and a
few characters in the story
were telescoped.
ONE OF THE MOST EX
CITING mystery melodramas
| to come out of Hollywood in
the past few years will screen
Thursday and Friday. It is
“Angel Face.” Howard
i Hughes’ presentation for RKO
| Radio, starring Robert Mit
I chum and Jean Simmons with
| Mona Freeman and Herbert
Marshall co-starred.
, IT IS THE STORY OF E
EV ENTS leading up to a dual
murder, the trial of two sub
pects and the surprising and
shocking climax to the affair,
after their aquittal. It’s loaded
with mystery and suspense of
the high-tension drama.
NEXT SATURDAY’S FILM
is a re-lease western by RKO
Radio entitled “Blood on the
Moon.” It stars such notable
Thespians as Robert Mitchum,
Barbara Bel Geddes, Robert
Preston and Walter Brennan.
Dalmond Valley will epen
Letnik Lake Resort in a short
time, having obtained a lease
from the government to oper
ate the Resort. The lease and
property was formerly under
the managership of Burl Cly
mer. Valley has put in many
| improvements for the bene
fits of his fishing guests.
Mayor Jack Hinckel gave a
most interesting talk on his
statehood trip to Washington,
D. C. with the fifty delegates
i from all over Alaska, at the
weekly Rotary meeting.
During his short stay in the
Nation’s Capitol, Jack met
some very influential states
men, and the trend toward
| Alaskan Statehood seems to be
straightening itself out in the
House where it has met with
most of its opposition. j
Elliott Hymans attended
cne meeting as guest ui /,ero
Syphers. his replacement at
the local USO Club. Dick
Saunders and Dan Libby, two
Insurance salesmen from Se
attle were guests of Bob Ache
son, and L. J. Beaty, the
Cattle King of Kodiak was the
guest of Marshall Crutcher.
Ray Mullen, a special agent
for the FWS was the guest of
U. S. Marshal Clarence
Dizney.
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