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Page Ten Camp Adair Sentry Friday. December 3, 1943, ---------------------------------------------------- --------- 7----------------------- ----------- 75 Stars of the Air Will Hit Field House Sunday Night Ivory King Wraps 'Em at Service Club 2 HERE. AT A recent appearance on the stage of Portland’s Paramount theater are the WISCO network broadcast entertainers who will perform Sunday night (9:30 to 10:45) at Field House. The first half hour will be a CBS broadcast over station KOIN. Balance of the program is strictly for GIs. Preceding the show the radio band will play for dancing at Service Club 1 from 7 to 9 p. tn. and 50 girls of the cast will help out as dancing p: rtners (and that's not kidding, brother.) New Comedy at Club 1 Tuesday Two 274th Weddings Read Thanksgiving Officers to Honor Colonel and Mrs. Hays at Reception Under Director Horace Robinson, Two weddings highlighted the Dramatics Department of the To honor Col. and Mrs. Samuel University' of Oregon, which pre Thanksgiving Day activities among [ D. Hays, a reception, dinner and sented the highly-successful “Mv Signii 1 Corp« Photo men of the 274th Infantry Regi theater party will be held Saturday MOSqi ITO DESTROYER. Pfc. Jimmy Hall of the 710th Sister Eileen” at Adair last May, night by officers of SCU 1911. In Sin. Co., who hails from Frederick. Md.. and has been pianist for will bring another speedy comedy, ment, 70th Division, and were sol vited to pay respects to the Post top bands of the country, boogie-beats it for GIs Sunday a( Service emnized by Chaplain James R. “Out of the. Frying' Pan,” to this Commander and Mrs. Hays are the Burkett. Post. officers of SCU and attached units, The first, held at Chapel 6, unit generals and chiefs of staffs of the Tuesday night the Eugene the ater group will present the play at ed Miss Irene K. Burton, of Kansas, divisions. and Pvt. Eddie E. Porter, Medical Service Club 1 at 8 p.m. The formal reception will be held The group is later tq appear Det. Best man was Pvt. Leslie W. at 5 p.m., with dinner in the offi Dunning, also of the Medical Det., cers’ mess following at 6 o’clock. in vaudeville. By Adele Adair Two of the leads in the play will and Mrs. Dunning was bridesmaid. The group will then attend Theater Late in the afternoon Chaplain 4, which will feature “Old Ac Let’s take a quick look-see into a week packed full of GI ' be taken by Professor Horn of the entertainment—strictly of the best, what with the big WISCO I English department and Professor Burkett traveled to Salem and per quaintance,” starring Bette Davis formed the wedding ceremony for and Miriam Hopkins. show Sunday, play from the University of Oregon Tuesday, Robinson, directs Miss Francis Houchin and S/Sgt. Mrs. Hays arrived last Saturday and new twists in the regular*------------------------------------------------ Joseph F. Kiefer, Co. I. The wed from Boise, Idaho, where Col. weekly program. Even with money tured aliove at the piano), Pvts. 'Frying Pan Artist ding took place in Salem’s Senator Hays was formerly Post Command in your pocket, these sound good. Phil Stinger, Dick Vartannian, Hotel and was attended by a group er of the Ninth Service Command Take tomorrow night, for in Santos Alvarez, Johnny Schuster, of intimate friends, with Mrs. S. Training Center. stance — DeMarco. Al Corey, Alfred Domin A. Wall of Salem as bridesmaid. Col. and Mrs. Hays are now at quez and Marty Berger. The “Rov AT CLl'B 2. WE H AVE Sgt. and Mrs. Kiefer are both na home at the Royal Arms Court A smooth floor show which ing Reporter" will take over, re tives of Texas. Apartments iu Salem. brings you Jean Toy and Mary placing in part the Club’s usual Thompson, Portland comedy dance Truth or Consequences program. team (they toured Army camps NO GONG, EITHER! last summer), Nellie Sinn, Chin If you have a hidden talent, step I ese trumpeter (not GI). plus a up to Club 2 and do your stuff for' gals’ precision roller skating team, CLEAR THE WAY—Latest of fore the U.S. entry into the war. the talent show—making its ap also from Portland. Trailblazer the USO shows to hit Adair ... I Its stars are stellar performers, pearance again Thursday. I^iughs Land will do the sending Junior and its theme song is “As Time and fun for everybody—not strict Monday and Tuesday and it’s FREE Hostesses, too. Goes By.” It rates four bells, ly guaranteed and the audience to all EM. Features a convincing and for excellent, all-round dra The popular 91st band, under applause will award the prizes. oriental magic act, hot swing songs matic entertainment, it can’t be Sgt. Brooks, will play for dancing PLUG HERE FOR of the Blair sisters, novelty whip topped. By all means, see it. at Club I, with Junior Hostesses cracking and hoop tricks by the from McMinnville, Dallas mid Mon The 104th Cavalry hand—rumor WHISTLING IN BROOKLYN— Whipporettes (girls' acrobatic This is all Red (“I dood it”) Skel mouth on hand. Feature of the ed to lie strictly the best ever at í y floor show will be hot tap dances Adair—16 pieces, and when they team) and other variety acts, all ton, plus a sketchy story wound by Jackie Brask of Albany. promising good GI entertainment! around his gags, involving a cop play, it’s good! If you were at the HOLD YOl R HAT dance Monday night at Club 1. you CASABLANCA — Although and robber chase in best Holly For Sunday, the WISCO hand know. If not. you’ll have to wait Dorothy Weygant this picture skyrocketed to box wood style for Skelton, wrongly ac will play at Club l’s dance (and until the group returns from its office heights because it was re cused of being a notorious criminal. bring along the girls' chorus as tour of outlying units of the North, M ASH NOTE leased (fortunately for Warner He finds himself cornered on one hostesses). See story page 1. west Sector, when they have prom Evansville. Ind. (CNS)—An op Bros.) just as the history-mak hand by the police and on the other Speaking of bands, Club 2 has ised to again play for Adairmen. timistic local resident wrote to ing meeting of Churchill and by a gangster mob. Before the pic- produced the hottest on the Post Now if you’re not satisfied, turn the Evansville rationing hoard re Roosevelt in that North African 1 ture reaches the finish line, there (they tell us) and will have it on in the box top of a jar of Sudso questing permission to purchase city was made public, it is a is a sure-fire baseball sequence deck Sunday night for a jam ses brass cleaning fluid (er a reason 100 pounds of sugar “for the pur tender love story woven around with the Brooklyn Dodgers— a lit- sion like last Sunday's. Fn this ag able facsimile) and wall refund pose of making whiskey." The re the secret underground system I tie matter of Pitcher Skelton bean- gregation are Pfc. Jimmy Hall (pic- your money , . . quest was denied. against the Naii. Its time is be- ! ing their players. Good. Four-Bell Programs on Both Clubs' Schedules ! USO Show Coming; 'Cosablanca' Top Entertainment; Red Skelton Due . s*. Y J « SERVICEMEN S DATE BOOK I'ODAY—Dance in Field House, Junior Hootessea. Movie, "Dixie,” for patient* at Red Cross Aud.. 2 and 6:30 p. m. SATI KD YY—Free ASTI foothall double-header on Hell Fichi. Oregon State Collere campus at 1 :30 p. m. Cabaret Shows al both Service Clubs. Beano party for patients at Hospital at 7 p. in. 'I \IIIY—Reeurdiiig*. sM’giug at Chd>«. Symphony Hour at 11. Club 2. Dance with " ISCO band. 7 to 9. Club 1. Jam seuirn ami "Roving Reporter” at Club 2. WISCO broadcast and »penal 'how, Field House. 9:30 to 10:45 p. m. Informal group sing for patients at Hospital. MONDAY—70th Division radio »how. Chib I. Old-time movie at Club 2. Make-a-recvrd evening for patient* at Hospital. 7 p m Classical record hour in lounge. 7 p. m. Il F.SDYY—"Out of the Frying Fan.” comedi presented by I niversit) of Oregon Dramatic« l*cpt^ 8 p. m. Club I. Informal darre at < lub 2. Model in \rt Workshop. Club 1. 9 p. m. “Destrover.” movie for patients at Hospital, 6:30 p. m. USO show at Hospital at 2:30 p. m. M h DN FSDAY—t^nie cintesi. < lob 1. Square dancing and folk games, plus ballroom dancing. Club 2. Sparta night, games ami tournament*. for patients in Hi spit al at 7 p. m. I'HI RSDtY—Game night at Chib 1. latent program at Club 2 SCV swing band for patients in Hospital at 2 p. m. CAMP ADAIR THEATERS No. 1 ÍMB 6 & 8. Spn. 1:30 .. v N< 2 No. 3 « & 8, Sun. 1:30 No. 4 No. 5 6:30 & 8:30 Sun. 2 p.m. \ X 6:45 4 8:45. Sun. 2:15 6:45 & 8:45, Sun. 2:15 Friday Gangway for Tomorrow Old Acquaintance Margo Wa lly Brown - * Bette Davis-Gig Y oung- John Carradine Miriam Hopkins Riding High Saturday The Falcon and the Coeds Casablanca Humphrey Bogart Ingrid Bergman-Paul Hen re id Old Acquaintance Bette Davis-Gig Young- Miriam Hopkins Dorothy Lamour-Dick Powell-Victor Moore Tom Conway-Jean Brooks Smart Guy Sunday- Whistling in Brooklyn Monday Red Skelton Ann Ruther Margo Wally Brown - ford-Rags Ragland John Carradine No. 1 W histling in Rrooklyn Casablanca No. 2 I SO Show — Humphrey Bogart-Ingrid Clear The Way Bergman Paul Henreid Old Acquaintance Hands Across the Border Whistling in Brooklyn I SO Show Tuesday Roy Rogers-Ruth Terry Wednesday His Butler >> Sister Gangway for Tomorrow Old Acquaintance Red Skelton-Ann Ruther ford-Rags Ragland Whistling in Brooklyn Deanna Durbin Pat O’Brien Red Skelton-Ann Ruther- -Franchot Tone ford-Rag* Ragland Thursday --- His Butler's Sister Deanna Durbin Pat O'Brien -Franchot Tone Bette Davis-Gig Young- Miriam Hopkins Bette Davis -Gig Young- Miriam Hopkins Clear The Way Gangway for Tomorrow Margo Wally Brown John Carradine Hands Acrotm the Border Whistling in Brooklyn Roy Rogers-Ruth Terry Red Skelton Ann Ruther ford-Rag« Ragland ;
