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Ofwistmas Day, at the Or
j'b.um, is a grippi g drama
film e a in Old Quebec. Canada,
‘1 Confess.” Written by Al
frfd Hitchock and starring
Montgc mery Cliff, Ann Bax
ter, Carl Malden and Btian A
herne* She conf sses her sin
and seals the shame in her
love. A drama of our everyday
life unfolded in ‘‘I Confess.”
The performance will be
continuous from 8 PM due to
the length of the picture.
Sunday and Monday, the
26th and 27th of December,
the Orpheum proudly presents
the greatest movie ever filmed
‘‘Quo Vadis.” A few facts and
figures from this greatest
movie of all. Twenty nine
principals, all stars headed by
Robert Taylor and Deborah
Kerr, 110 speaking roles, 30,
000 extras and the largest
number of people appearing
in one scene. 15,000 costumes
made in Italy, 63 lions gather
ed from all of the circuses, 7
bulls, 450 horses including 50
pure white steeds from Den
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From Secttle
MV Lucidor December 24th
Calline Ketchikan,
[mark, 85 white doves, 5 teams
of oxen, TO hops sacrificed or
the alter, and 2 chetvahs. 1
took 115 sets to complete this
oroduction including four solir
blocks of the ancient City o
Rome and the huge Circus o:
Nero.
Some of the drama gripping
scenes ^ortrayed in this film
the conquoring legions of on<
of the worlds vickedest em
pires and their conquests, th<
bur, ing of Rome by the mac
tyrant Nero, the abandonee
pleasures of a wicked pagar
era, the MartyrJom of Christ
ians in the gigantic arenas
and many many more. Life
magazine lias this to say abou
“Quo Vadis,” The most gen
uinely colossal movie that yov
are likely to see for the rest ol
your lives.” Remember the
days; Sunday and Monday,
December 26th and 2 / th; doors
open at 11:40 on both days
with the show starting at 12:
00 noon-3:00 PM 6:00 and 9:0(
i; P M both days.
ij Oh! what a headarhe. An
i actress lb’vthe family! It’s fhre
i glorious story of a small town
; girl with big ideas and her b g
i hearied, hotheaded dad, ‘ The
Actress,” siarring Spencer
i Tracy in the title role, and
! Jean Simmons, and Teresa
| Wright, on Tuesday and
i Wednesday, December 28th
j and 29th. Show times 7 and 9
;l The comedy you have been
i waiting all this time to see
j will at last he seen at the Or
i pheum on the Thursday and
-i Friday after Christmas, De
i cember 30th and 31st. ‘‘Bud
,j Abbott and Lou Costello Meet
j Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.”
j Co-star Boris Karloff.
i
j An added attraction has
1 been planned for New Year's
i Eve. A. giant show which wifi
i be kept a surprise. Attend the
i 9:00 show on December 31st
; and stay on through for the
i Technicolor surprise which fol
| lows at. midnight. Two com
plete show s fur the price ofi
one, that's New Year’s Eve.
On' Saturday,' only, New
Year’s l.)a<, an Eiward G.
Hobinson special of the under
world’ “Little Ceaser. ”
“Saskatchewan,” the story
. . - ' k
of a reckless war with tne
nostile nations of the Cree arid,
Souix, will be presented at the^
theatre on Sunday and Mon-1
day January 2nd and 3rd. Al-J
lan Ladd and Shelley Winters]
face the savage challenge ofi
the Saskatchswan Territory!
filmed in the goegeous Cana-]
dian Rockies with the North-]
west Mounted Police who bat-j
tied the Indians for the right
to remain. Show times 3-5-7.
and 9.
NOTICE
Anyone having t ny useable'
clothing, shoes or wearing
apparrel in general are urged
to bring them to Knudsen’s.
This clothing will be sent to
the needy families out the
‘‘Westward.
i * Peace oru Earth"
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v_/o £6>/s// you
a happy
ho!iJay season.
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