Sergeant York”
t Orpheum Sun.
IA great hero was born in 0c-|
|,ber, 1918, at the Argonne,
hen Sergeant York, from Ten
>g3ee, single-handedly wiped
,t a machine gun nest, killing
least twenty Germans and
pturing 132 others. When he
is decorated, he said that he
d been impelled to do it to
event more killing.
And this, paradoxically
ough, was the man who, when
at war started, became a con
entious objector and refused
fight!
Through the years since that
eni many sought to get Ser
anfc York’s permission to tell
e story on the screen, but he
ways refused. When the pre
ai war started Jesse Lasky, of
araer Brothers, journeyed to
mnessee and convinced him
at the present war would ben
t by the example of his stir
>g story.
The picture, bearing the
me “Sergeant York” and bas
on the Sergeant’s personal
ary, is the iesult. Gary Coop
does the best acting of his
reer in the lead role, and an
tstanding supporting cast in
ides Dickie Moore as the
other, Margaret Wycherly as
8 mother, June Lockhart as
i sister, Joan Leslie as the
eetheart, Walter Brennan as
5 country preacher, plus
orge Tobias, Ward Bond and
>ah Beery, Jr.
Although the climax of the
dudes war scenes, most of the
:ture shows York’s early life
Tennessee, filled with arnus
' scenes and characteristics of
s neighbors, his romance, and
; struggle to buy a farm and
8 out a living.
The picture is timely in the
iieme; without any preaching
makes one proud to be an
aerie an.
‘Sergeant York” will be
own at the Orpheum theatre
nday only.
Camilla Wier was entered as
tatient at the hospital this
ek
all
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s greatest number. The school
s also contributed a dozen
sters.
Ladies handling ticket sales in
»aire lobbies are Mrs. R. L.
iftoB, Mrs. Esther Miell,
rs. Henry Haag, Mrs. Emil
mdsen and Mrs. Ragnar
insea.
Committees were announced
is week by General Chairman
ank V. Hill.
Bud Metzgar is chairman of
tertainment and Mrs. Clyde
ilbreath of publicity and tick
t; assisted by Mary Jensen,
telle Mitchell, Jack Delane,
artin Jensen and Mrs. Forest
era.
Mrs. Edytbe Butler is chair
on for decorations, assisted by
r3. Georgia Sumerlin, Mrs.
eve Harvey, Mrs. Walter Lar
d, James Martz and Eric
ankenburg.
Don't forget the date—next
Jurday, with dancing from 8
22, at Blinn’s hall!
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Saturdays
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SUNDAY
1st show 2:30
Continuous
Performance
4 shows
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SUNDAY JANUARY 23
The picture every American must see!
“Sergeant York”
Starring.
Gary Joan
Cooper Leslie
Walter BRENNAN, Geo. TOBIAS, Dickie MOORE
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-g-*-- SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY
■MOTE* Matinee 1:30. Shows change at: 4:00; 6:30; 9:00
MON. &. TUE.
Blazing from the screen,..out of the blazing skies!
FLYING FORTRESS
A WARNER BROS. PICTURE
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So packed with drama and realism, the British Army assigned
RICHARD GREENE
to return to the Screen in this once in a war-time role I
Plm f\ Andy Clyde in "SAPPY PAPPY
A .L/ — 20 minutes of Laughs —
SCHEDULE FOR MON & TUE.: 4:30, (>:50 and 9:10
If
WED. & THURS.
double;
FEATURE
SHOWS: 4:30; 6:45; 9:00
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"MUMMY'S
TOMB"
Fainting.
Lon CHANEY
Dick FORAN
RUBBER _
RACKETEERS
wifh
RICARDO CORTEZ
ROCHEUE HUDSON
Bill HENRY
HUSTON • ANN HARDING
GEORGE TOBIAS • OSCAR HOMOLKA
GENE LOCKHART-HELMUT DANTINC
Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ
SHOW SCHEDULE
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FRI. & SAT.
Coming . . .
SUNDAY
Jan. 30
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Doodle
Dandy”
•fc James
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