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Paze Eight Camp Adair Sentry FiidavT, February 18, 1944. They'll Perform at Club 2 Tap Dancer Deluxe Salem Girl, Sgt. Wed Recently SCENE FROM “FRESH Fields." nlav to be brought to Club > 2 Monday night by the Vancouver Civic Theater, is shown above. The play, a three-act comedy, will be free to all GTs. Many Special Shows on Deck at Service Clubs UI'< LETT) P1EWCE of Sa lem will be a featured entertain er .Monday night at Service Club 1. Bv Adele Adair Special programs this week will find the Vancouver Civic Theater at Club 2 Monday night, proceeded by cham pionship playoffs in the 70th Division ping pong tourna- Thrce-act Comedy At Club 1 Monday PK I I RED AltOV I-, YRE lee I and Mrs. Glenn Daun. fol lowing their wedding in Salem Saturday night. Mrs. Daun is the former Audrey Harms, and Sgt. Dann is with SCI. 'In Uur Time/ 'Broadway Rhythm I / Mystery Thriller on Post Movie List unt: special floor show by the* "Chei > ians” of Salem Monday Might ai d w ill be Pn 2039. Club 2 at Club 1; concert by the 91st Di- meanwhile 'ill have the Vancou “Fre-h Fields.’ a three-act com i vision military band at Club ^Sun ver Players in “Fresh Fields.” edy, will be presented iti Service day and — last but not least — an (Stcry <-bcw here on this page.) Club 2 Monday at 2030 by the Van Inter-divisional battle Wednesday The play will be preceded by couver Civic Tneater, professional night when GI braintrusts of the 70th Division championship ping theatrical group of V ancouver,, 70th meet their counterparts of the pong playoffs. (See sports page.) Wash., which presented "Personal 91st in a fight to the finish. REGULAR TUESDAY SHOW Appearance” at Adair two weeks Tuesday finds "Do You Want to COMES FRIDAY ago. Regular Field House dance, with Be an Actof?” at Club 1 and an Directed by Cecil Matson, the Junior Hostesses, and we can’t re informal dance with,music by the cast includes Lou DeBois, Regina sist a plug for "As You Were,” big 91st Division band at Club 2. Mahan, Billy Merry, Jeanne Ewers, 70th musical-comedy in Theater 5. Folk games and square dancing Willis Bross, Melba LaLonde, Ruth will be on deck Wednesday at Club SATURDAY N18HT SHOWS Hood, Margie Rebensdorf and Mor 2, and at Clpb 1 the Quiz battle will Club 2’s cabaret will feature mu ris Swan, Miss Ann Caddy, host be in progress. (Story on page 3.) sic of the 70th Division dance band ess, said. DANCE AND BROADCAST and junior hostesses from Corval- | Music between acts will be pro The 3435th Ord. will sponsor a lis, while over Club 1 way a spe vided by Irene Moore, musical su cial civilian floor show from Al dance at Club 1 Thursday night. pervisor of the Vancouver recrea bany — featuring the dance team ; Everyone on the Post is invited, tional commission, and Tony Piaz of Elaine .McClellan and her part and the 70th Rhumba band will za. accordionist, also of Vancouver. ner—will hold the spotlight. Oth play. Meanwhile Club 1 will broad er numbers will be included on the cast the 70th Div. radio show. IN OCR TIME With the title and Ginny Simms all have plenty taken t r in Neville Chamberlain’s of what it takes. Specialty enter promise of peace after Munich ami tainers ineluded >11 this techni color extravaganza Lena Horne, the st ry laid in Poland just lie- with two blues songs; Hazel Scott fore th war, IN OCR TIME is nt the piano; Dean Murphy imi principally a romance. As such, it tating Churchill, Willkie. the will appeal to followers (of which j Roosevelts and others, and several there are plenty) of Ida L dance numliers. Story is simple, and Paul Henreid. who laith music and production aie good. in stellui pet formalices. Tin See it. tur, . >,s not excuse the 1 In a beautiful formal wedding PH VN TOM LADY Directed by feudal , gime, which in pari Joan Harrison, protege ami follow read last Saturday in the First the c.ii-e of Polish unpre| er of Alfred Hitchcock’s suspense Baptist Church of Salem. Miss neis. Xll characters are nptly and terror theory, PH YNTOM .Audrey Lucille Harms of Salem handled. Musical themes from LADY will be the dish for all I liecame the bride of Tec4 Glenn S. Chopin ire effective. thriller fans. Story concerns the Daun. of the Post chaplain’s office. The bride, in a white gown, was For search for an unknown girl to pro BROADYYAY RHYTHM musical < omedy lovers, this will vide a murder alibi. Cast is all j given away by her father. Mr. A. ring the bell four times. It does excellent except for Franchot Tone, A. Harms. Her sister, Mrs. Elaine not have the star-packed cast of more or less mis-cast as a semi : McBain, was matron of honor, and recent Hollywood musicals, but madman with twitching eyes ami I bridesmaids were Audrey Christ man and Violet Stepp. The double Georg, Murphy. Tommy Dorsey clenching hands. j ring service was read by Dr, Irv ing Fox. Salem Girl Wed to Tec4 Daun of SCU SERVICEMEN'S DATE BOOK l’OI> YY-—Field House danca. 200 Io 2230 Junior Hostesses. Infmninl activities, Club 1. Informal Activities, Club 2. Movie, “L< st Angel.” for patients at Hospital at 1830. S\€l RDYY—Cabaret dance. Club 1. with a special civilian flo, i show. Cabaret dance. Club. “Swingaroa,” >n the lounge for pat ents at hospital, 1900. *-t NDAY Ke orvlings, «higirg at Clubs. Symphony Hour at 1100 Club 2. New York Philharmonic broadcast at 1200. fol low, i h> Coca Cola hour, Club 1. Slat band concert. I500. Club 1. Truth or Cun-eyuenm show. Club X Corvallis dramatic club in "1 •« with Father'* for. patients at 1830. MOXDYY—Special civilian -how from Salem. 2039. Club I. "Fi»-h Fields.” plat by the Vancouver Civic Theater. .‘030 at Club 2. 70lh Division I’ing Pong Playoffs. 1900. Club 2. Classical rec id hour for patients in Hospital. 1900. Il ESDYY—"Do 1 ou Want to be an \ctor?” program. Club 1. Informal dance with 9tM band. Club 2. Girls from the Peat invited. Movie. "As Thousands Cheer," for patients at Hospital at 1'30. W I.DN ESI) \ Y — Quir show, challenge between 91st and 79»h Dm ion«. Club 1. Folk game« and square dancing. Club 2. Makes a-n • rd-eveniug at Hospital at 1890, with checker tourney in the lou .e at 1830. 1111 MS DAY— Sponsored daacc by JM5th Ord.. Club L Every one on Post invited. 79th Div. broadcast from Club 2. Knteitain- ntvt.t bj ladies of th* TOth for patients at Hoipitai at 1900. show, and a civilian orchestra will be on hand. Junior hostesses from .McMinnville. Band concert at Club 1 Sunday. (See story on page 3.) Truth and Consequences, Club 2’s gag 'how. will return to favor there Sunday night. It will bring four gals vs. four GIs. SPEC I \L FLOOR SHOW Club 1 promises something unique in floor shows Monday night — r. show by the ”Cher- rians" pf Salem. It will include skating, dancing, singing and novelty acts in the hour-and-a- half vaudeville program. It is directed by Mr. Frank Chatas. i NOT THE ARMY DEPT. Memphis, Tenn. (CNS)—Sea man T. G. Wilder, of Tulsa. Okla., returned to his cot at the Naval Air Technical Training Station here five days after starting a 10- day furlough, All niy friends have gone away,” he explained, "and five days were enough to spend with my relatives.” Air Base, La Junta, Col. — A WAC pfe answered all the ques- tions in a USO quiz contest here but she was stumped by the prise. It was a fancy shaving kit. < * CAMP ADAIR THEATERS No. 1 6 & 8, Sun. 1:30 No. 2 6:45 & 8:45. Sun. 2:15 1 i Friday ¡ Saturday Phantom l.ady Franchot Tone- Ella Raines Frisco Kid lames Cagney- Margaret Lindsay 1 Sunday Broadway Rhythm Geo. Murphy Ginnv Simms Lena Horne -T.Dorsey & Or. Monday Broadway Rhythm No. 3 6:15 and 8:15 Sun. 1:30 No. 4 7 and 9, Sun. 2:15 Jane Evre Orson Welles- Joan Fontaine Jane Evre Orson Welles- Joan Fontaine Phantom l.adv Franchot Tone- Ella Raines Frisco Kid Geo. Murphy-Ginny Simms James Cagnev- Lena Horne T.Dorsey Or. . Margaret Lindsay Tuesday Hey Rookie Ann Miller Joe Besser-Lary Parks Wednesday In Our Time Ida Lupmo-Paui Henreid-Mary Boland 1 Thursday l 'i r T 1 h In Our Time Ida Lupino-Paul Henreid Mary Boland —------------- ------------------------- No. 5 6:30 A 8:30 Sun. 2 p-m. Broadwav Rhvthm Geo. Murphy-Ginny Simms Lena Home T.Dorsey £ Or. Broadway Rhvthm As You Were Big 70th GI Musical Comedy at 2000. As You Were Big 70th GI Musical Comedy at 2000. Jane Evre Orsön Welles- Joan Fontaine Jane Evre Orson Welles- Joan Fontaine Frisco Kid James Cagney Margaret Lindsay Phantom l^ady Geo. Murphv-Ginnv Simms- Franchot Tone- Lena Home T.Dor-ey & Or Ella Raines Hev Rookie Ann MiHer-Joe Besser Lary Parks Broadway Rhvthm 1 I 1 Geo. Murphy-Ginny Simms- H I*na Home -T.Dorsey & Or. J -J
