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Paije Eight
Friday, March 10. 194-*
Club 1 Will Open With
Big Dance on Monday
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Camp Adair Sentry
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Many Happy Returns to You, Sir
Radio Stars Will
Bring Program to
Club 2 on Sunday
M \JOR GENERAL William G.
Livesay, 91st Division command­
er, here cuts the big birthday
cake which S/Sgt. Yee Fon
baked in honor of the general’s
19th birthday.
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With a rousingly-siiccessful show
By Adele Adair
week by radio performers of
As this week’s antidote for your GI worries, Adele has i j last
Portland Stations KGW and KEX,
pick* i up these notes: Sunday night Club 2 brings a troupe
of radio stars from Stateion KYV.JJ (Portland) . . . Monday Club 2 will present a group of fea­
Signal Corps Photc
tured stars of Station KWJJ, also
C; b 1 opens its doors after a re-*
in Portland, Sunday at 2000 in the
sanding job done on thc floors.
PRETTY
PEGGY
club
lounge.
Big < pening night attraction will
Topping the bill will be petite
lie a forma! dance with everyone on
Peggy Weeklend, popular “blues”
the Pest invited ... A special con­
singer, heard ovei- many programs
cert and novelty acts by the Salem
aired via KWJJ. She has appeared
high school band Thursday night
in previous programs on the Post.
at Club 2.
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Aside from her blues renditions,
TAKE NOTE
Peggy and her accompanist will en­
Friday night the Field House
tertain as a ballroom dance team.
dance will be in full swing. Club 1
The show will also mark a re- ■
will be closed, and Club 2 will offer
turn appearance to the Post of I
a recorded concert and informal
| Tony Piazza, accordionist with the ,
open house.
■ radio station. Phyllis Salkoff. vio- I
CABARET STYLE
,
linist who dishes out both popular j
It'll lie cabaret time, Joe, at
and classical numbers, will be in- j
Club 2 Saturday night. A GI band
eluded in the floor show.
will furnish t'ae music, and a floor
Rounding out the program is !
show will >>e included on the pro­
Marilyn
Robinson, accomplished
gram. NOTE: Watch for Club 2’s 1
Signal (dips Photo hula and tap dancer, and two spe­
new idea- for Saturday night dances
P R E S I. X T I X G
PEGGY cialty acts as yet unannounced.
—starting next weekend.
V 1 I l\LEND. blues singer, who
< l.l B I RE-OPENS
made CI hearts bounce at her
A gala formal dance, sponsored last Post appearance, and will do
by the 343otii Ord. but open to all the -ame Sunday night at t tub 2.
GIs of the Post, will mark Club 1
present a concert at Club 2, start­
I's re-opening Monday night. Matt
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f
ing at 2000. Included in the pro-
< arnes il's 70th Division Rhumba
starting next weekend, “some- I
.grani will be brief novelty acts, in­
Band, acclaimed by nil Adair danc-
cluding a four-piece German band. thing new" in Saturday-night i 1
era, will furnish the music. Junior
dances will be scheduled at Club 2. i
MORTAR BO\RD SHOW
hostesses from Eugene and Mc­
The "something new” is “state •
Plug here for the well-rounded
Minnville will be on hand.
show put on at Club 2 last Sunday night,” and all men who claim as
Club 2 will feature movie shorts,
by Mortar Board, honor society of home the state chosen for each
PURPLE HEART—One of the hers. Orchestras of Henry Busse,
“The River,” the, story of the Mis­
Oregon State college. The group I Saturday dance will be special hon- timeliest pictures ever made in Eddie LeBaron, Mitch Ayres and
sissippi. and “Home of the Padres,”
presided at the punch table, and , ored guests. The program will be Hollywood — the Government Lou Bring dispense music- ably.
starting at 2000.
presented a program including a started off with a bang with “Cali­ adopts a realistic policy in ac­
ROSIE THE R1VETEER — De­
CM.LING ALL ACTORS
vocal quartet, tap dancer, imper­ fornia night” on March 18. so if quainting the American public
picting
women working in a de­
“Do Y'ou Want to Be an Actor?"
sonations of Carmen Miranda, and ¡you're from that sunny state, drop with Japanese atrocities by­
fense factories while their men
If you do, then Club l’s Tuesday-
a musical act. “A Sweater, A Sa­ , in at Club 2.
bringing them to the screen in are fighting abroad, this not-too-
night program will provide your
I
rong and a Peek-a-boo Bang.”
Prizes, donated by the Califor­ this story of the trial of eight
hilarious comedy is based on the
chance It's an impromptu skit pro­
nia American Legion, will be American flyers captured by­
I popular song of the same name.
gram which features GI specialty |
awarded to the best entertainers, Japs after the bombing of Tok­
acts between skits, and prizes are ■
NINE GIRLS — Thrilling melo­
and dancing to the tunes of a 70th yo. The picture will instill great
awarded for the most talented par- j
Division hand will follow the pro- respect for the flyers, who chose drama involving the lives of nine
ticipants. Junior hostesses will be,
, young girls in a murder story. A
gram.
torture and death when life fast-moving, romantic, exciting
there to take part in the acts. Any- !
As
a
part
of
the
meant letting down their coun­
one wishing to participate should! At a wedding solemnized in the
ter from the Governor of California try. Magnificent cast. It’s episode, it says here.
contact Miss Stevens at Club 1. First Congregational Church of
—
is expected to be read.
straight drama, but it should be
phone 2.100, by Monday.
Eugene, Oregon, last Saturday,
The 70th Division Special Serv­ a "must’’ for all GIs.
1 Miss Barbara Huntington of Eu-
INFORMAL DANCE
ices Office is cooperating with Club
Club 2's regular mid-week in­ . gene was married to Lt. John Clay-
SEE HERE. PRIVATE HAR-
2. in the series.
formal dance is scheduled for Tues­ , ton Jr.. 274th Infantry Special
GROVE—Here’s the first good.
day night, with a Post band fur­ Service Officer. •
real "rookie” comedy hit of this
FIRE
nishing thv music. All girls from
Many friends of the bride ami
war— based on the book of the
An entertaining variety show was
the Po­ t ami wives and sweethearts groom at Camp Adair attei .led the
Harry Ship- same name by the real Pvt. Har­ presented last Monday night at
of serv icemen are invited.
| ceremony. Following the service.
He flunked grove (now a Sergeant in China). ■ Toledo. Oregon, by the personnel
I WO STANDBY S
the couple left on a trip to the his Army physical, was fired from It’s a tale of a well-meaning but i of the 70th Division special serv-
Wed cs.lay will find some 70 coast and spent several days in his defense job and got thrown out blundering newsman drafted into ice office in conjunction with the
of a saloon in the same afternoon. the Army, Much of the shooting I American Legion and Auxiliary’s
OSC g Is nt Club 2 for the weekly Oregon shore resorts.
square dancing and folk games
Lt. Clayton is a former resident So, a doleful man in a woeful was done at Camp Roberts, Calif. iannual Americanization program.
session, while over Club 1 day four of Philadelphia. Pa., and attended world, he turned in a false fire Cast is strong, scenes don’t take
Speaking before the group in the
GIs of thc bist will tangle with Pennsylvania Military College and alarm and didn’t even bother to liberties with Army discipline and local Legion hail. Major Harvey
four junior hostes ies of Albany in West Chester State Teacher’s Col­ I run away when the fire trucks ar­ courtesy, and for laughs, don't Blythe, SSO. discussed the subject
the weekly Battle of Wit»
lege. He was prominent in college rived. Then, given his choice of $25 miss SEE HERE, PVT. HAR- “Special Service for Y< ur .Aon in
fine or five days in jail, he took the GROVE.
, football and basketball.
ceeded by a community sing.
thc Army.”
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B tND CONCERT!
Mrs. Clayton has been a student five days, “rm glad this day is
LADY. LET’S DANCE— Intro-
A variety of acts and novel en-
Tbur.-day night the Salem high at the University of Oregon. Eu­ I over,” he remarked as he was led ducing the beautiful blonde skating , tertainment skits were presented
'to his cell.
School SU-piecv eoncert band will gene.
star. Belita, in a picture made to ¡by r Lt. Constantine Coniuntzis,
¡order for her—ballet, ballroom and .Sgt. Fordyce Waldo, Pvt. Robert
shorter the skirts are, the acrobatic skating and dancing. | Rivers, Pvt. Gerald Marks, and Pvt.
to get up stares.
Five spectacular production num- Milo Wold. -
Club Plans Weekly i -
'Çjnhfl Winkt
7 Çhnw
'State
Night'Show
u >
Story of Tokyo Bombers, 'See Here,
Pvt. Hargrove,' Due at Post Movies
Eugene Girl Weds
Officer of 274th
70th SSO Puts on
Toledo Program
SERVICEMEN S DATE BOOK
TOD \Y—Field House dance. 2000 to 2.330. Junior Hostesses.
Club I closed. Open house and recorded concert. Club 2 Movie.
“Tin* to I ife,” for patients at Hospital at 1830.
S \TI RDAY Club 1 closed. Cabaret dance Club 2. Sports
night (with tournaments* for Hospital patients in auditorium,
1K.0,
SI Nllt) Recordings, -i.igi- g in Club
Smph< v Hour
at IBM. Club 2. Club I dosed Show by radio stars of KWJJ.
Poilaad. Club 2 at 2000. Talk ; y Mrs. C. H Owens on “Experi-
epi -s in the Orient" in Hospital lounge at IMO.
MONDAY Opening of Club I with formal dance spon-
»«> cd by 3133 th Ord. Everyone invited. Movies at Club 2 Class:
cal ••cord hour for patients in Hospital lounge. IMO.
Ft ESI) YY—“Do You Want to Be an Yctor" program at
Club 1. Informal dance with girls on the Post invited. Club 2.
M' vie. “Broadway Rhythm," for patients at Hospital at 1830.
WEDNESDAY—Quiz show, preceded by communitv sing.
CluS I. Folk games and square dancing. Club 2. Yrt class with
model in \rt Workshop. Balcony of Club 1, at 1930. St Patricks
Day Party with Corvallis junior hostesses for patients in Hos­
pital auditorium at 1900.
THURSDAY Trailblazer radio show. Club 1. Concert and
musical acts by Salem high school band. Club 2 at 20M Games
for patients at 1830, Hospital lounge. Record making in em­
ploy ment office of Hospital at 1830.
MAKE RECORDS TO SEND HOME—FREE— IT CLl B I
CAMP ADAIR THEATERS
No. 1
6 & 8, Sun. 1:30
No. 2
6:45 4 8:45, Sun. 2:15
F riday
Lady. Let's Dance
Belita-James
Ellison
Saturday
Nine Girls
Ann Harding -Evely n
Keyes-Jeff Donnell
Sunday
Rosie the Riveter
Frank Albertson-James
Frazee-Vera Y’ague
YY ednesdav Purple Heart
Dana Andrews Richard
Conte-Donald M. Barry
Thursday
No. 3
No. 5
No. 4
6:30 & 8:30
Sun. 2 p.m.
6:15 and 8:15 Sun. 1:30
7 and 9, Sun. 2:15
The Uninvited
Ray Milland■ Ruth
Hussey-Donald Crisp
The Uninvited
Ray Milland-Ruth
Hussey-Donald Crisp
Belita-James
Ellison
See Here. Pvt. Hargrove Nine GirLs
Robert Walker-
Donna Reed
Tuesday
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See Here. Pvt. Hargrove Lady. Let’s Dance
Robert Walker-
Donna Reed
Munday
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Purple Heart
Dana Andrew s -Richard
Conte-Donald M Barry
Ann Harding-Evelyn
Keyes-Jeff Donnell
Tender Comrade
Ginger Rogers-Robert
Ryan-Ruth Hussey
My Best Gal
Jane Wither--Jimmy Lydon
The Curse of the Cat People 1
The Uninvited
Ray Milland-Ruth
Hussey-Donald Crisp
The Uninvited
Ray Milland-Ruth
Hussey-Donald Crisp
See Here. Pvt. Hargrove Nine Girls
Robert Walker-
Donna Reed
Ann Harding-Evelyn
Keyes-Jeff Donnell
See Here. Pvt. Hargrove I-ady. Let’s Dance
Robert Walker-
Donna Reed
Rosie the Riveter
Frank Albertson-James
Frazee-X'era Vague
Behta-James
Ellison
See Here. Pvt. Hargrove
Donna Reed
Robert Walker-