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About Camp Adair sentry. (Camp Adair, Or.) 1942-1944 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1944)
^huia.v. «Anyu, ‘fwr 70th Recon Men Take to Boats at Picnic Shipyard T roupe Show Ciubl Sunday01*2000 TURN OUT TONIGHT FOR LAST FIELD HOUSE FLING To all you GT Joes and host esses who’ve jitterbugged your way through the weekly Field House dances, notice is hereby served that after tonight the Field House dances will be no more, according to the Post special service office. The dances, inaugurated in March, 1943. have proved a popular weekly feature, and al-, ways draw a crowd of dancers. The SCU 14-piece dance band will play tonight for the final dance — the time is 2000 with closing hours at 2330—-we’ll be seeing you there. Movies Monday Night; Truth or Consequences Laughshow Thurs By Adele Adair Following the success of last week s Shipyard show at Service Club 1. a repeat performance is scheduled Sunday by another shipyard troupe this time from the Oregon Ship- »-------- -------------------------- building Corporation. Bringing a «ell-balanced group GIs and junior hostesses. ,,f 20 players, both professionals and amateurs, paced by the DOUBLE FEATURE MONDAY "Singing Sentinels.” who ap Singing out in a community peared with the Red Skelton and ! songfest at 2000 Monday, Club 1 Jack Dempsey shows when they j will feature both old and new GI entertained in Portland, the show favorites. Following this, GI mov »»ill rate loud GI applause from ies will be shown, for free, of 2000 on. course. Other entertainers, in addition Fete Tomorrow Night to the “Sentinels.” are Ed Pinkham, MID-WEEK DANCING imitator; Joe Yuroz. guitarist; two All GIs and junior hostesses, as 'On House' to NCOs magicians; Nel von Gray, colora well as girls employed on the Post, The first of a series of “on the i tura; Doris Kitchen, lyric soprano; i are invited to Tuesday’s mid-week i house" parties was held Wednesday Scotty Gibson, pianist; Shortie (lance at Club 1. A Post orchestra night, and another is slated Satur Politic, echoes of Harry Lauder. I will furnish the music. Appearing in the classical- day night by SCU Non-Coms Club, secretary S-Sgt. "Michael Holzman popular combination program TELL THE TRUTH will also be Tootsie Hainor, blues If you don't, you’ll have t<f take I announced. Tec4 Orville Schrontz. president, singer who made a hit at Adair the consequences'Wednesday night said that, when expedient, special a fe»v weeks ago. Included are ' during Club I s weekly Truth or entertainment will be provided, and Charles and Daisy Mae Goss, Consequences laugh show. Revived several weeks ago, this that a series of parties given by the duet. Del von Zeuthen is program di i show has again gained in popular club for its membership and guests will be held at frequent intervals rector. ity, and Wednesday will match ! until further notice. four GIs against four gals from Dancing and refreshments will HITS FOR FRIDAY the city' of Albany. be the order of the evening Satur i The ever-popular Bingo will hold I day. forth at Club 1 tonight, while Field BLAZERS OFF THE AIR House dancers will swing out in No longer will the 70th division SOLDIERS LEARN SKILLS musicians hit the airwaves from i the final Friday night dance. I Club 1 on Thursday nights, as last AT ARMY HOSPITAL week’s show marked the end of Los Angeles (CNS)—Convales- FOR CABARET DANCING Saturday ’ s carabet dance at Club "Oregon’s Own.” after 46 conJ |cing soldiers are making parts for the P-61 Black Widow fighting 1 will find the music of Pvt. Bill secutive performances. Keim's popular band of 70th Di A special show is listed instead plane nt the Army’s new Birming vision GIs providing the tunes for by Hostess Ann Caddy. ham General Hospital neat here. I I SCU Non Coms Club Party Ahead Sked Illi 1 WERE SAILORS for a day at Avery’s Park. Cor- ■ zilis. Sunday. \t least a few were as the 70th Division Recon ■tops held a big picnic, replete with 3.2. hot dogs, sports—and > - .«utiful. sunshiny Oregon weather. Shown at their boats are I rc5 and Mrs. I.iberi. Tec5 Burkhardt. Jean Hanson and Tec5 'tian. The Nice Thing Is, Both Start with 'G' I I Trailblso-r Photo HIGH ON Illi LIST ui decorative effects nt the 276th’s regimental part» Friday evening at Club 2 were (a) company giidons; (h) pretty girls. As i> representative portion of both groups. >he I'ratMater eameraman captured (a) the gwedems ol the first battalion: (It) Miss Jeanne Milleis of Eugene, in one »hot. Music wa» furnished by the regimental dance band, and the SSO. under the direction of I t. Peebles. whipped up the affair in a record-breaking schedule. No Smoker, General Montgomery Sends Million Cigarettes The hospital has established a sheet-metal and machine shop where patients are given instruc- tion in industrial skills. Then, after they have mastered the shop’s tools, they are put to work uu the P-61 parts and placed on ttu- payroll of the Northrup Air raft Inc., builders of the night fighter. RECLUSE PHILOSOPHER UNCONCERNED BY WAR I Rome (CNS)—George Santay . Fiance (CNS)- GI« in France ana. famed 80-year-old American ; have been warned by the War De philosopher, is living the life of a partment not to wink at French recluse in a Roman abbey. U. S. girls—"and keep hands xff if you newsmen entering Rome with the want to keep out of tenable.” i victorious Fifth Army have dis- The WD further advises them, iir ! covered. t a booklet distributed along the Apparently little concerned with Normandy beachhead, to give the | the war, Santayana is liring the women a hand with the housework I cloistered life of a true philosopher. “French women still talk about 1 according to Herbert L. Matthews. how your fathers did," the booklet New York Tinies correspondent, recalls. who interview«*! him in his sanc tuary. Santayana didn't even know A »mart salute is tlie sign of a that Ijis latest book ha« become a stood soldier. Salute all officers on beat seller in New Y’ork. Matthews the Post and in town. said. 'Don't Wink at Girls!' GIs in France Told Ir>■.!«»» . Eng. (AI.N’Si Gen Sir B» i -rd Montgomery, who doesn’t emtoke himself, has sent a million cigr ettes (n the nun on the Nor- ttumdy front, and will send n second In.!' -n shortly The cigarettes w. »• purcha-ed with cash given to G«*- al Montgomery since his tri- w ant return from North Africa. Then there was the Wae «ho romvlained: "Hk» «ton t they re- leaae me to «io »ome< hing titolai? A «no roaM «I» Ihm lab.’’ CAMP ADAIR THEATERS No. 1 1830 ami 2030 Sun. 1330 No. 4 1880 ami 2030 Sun. 1485 Triday Secret Command Saturday Pat O’Biien Carole William Boedix-SuMn Landis Chester Morris Hayward John Lixltr Man^qwer The Hairy Ape Edward G. Robinson- Mar William Brrdix Susan lene Dietrich -George Raft Hayward-John Loder 2unday White Cliffs of Dever Irene Dunn Alan Marshall Frank Morgan Monday White Cliffs of Dever Iren«- Dunn Man Marshall Frank Morgan Tuesday A Night of Adventure Tom Canway Henry Mdrich’» Little Beere 1 Wednesday Christmas Holiday Deanna Durbin Gene Kelly Thursday Christmas Holiday Deanna Durbin -Gene The Hairy Ape Secret Command Pat O’Brien Carole Landis Chester Morris Manpower Edwanl G. Robinson - Mar lene Dietrich -Georee Baft White Cliffs of Dover Irene Dunn Alan Marshall Frank Morgan White Cliffs of Dover Irene Dunn Mun Marshall Frank Morgan A Night of Adventure NtaS 1830 mid 2060 Sun. 1400 A j E aw • « oa ew O (V «¿4 ¿1 » e ® • gwu C w v^a w • » Pat O’Brien-Ruth Hussey-Robert Ryan The Hetty Ape William Bendi.x-Susan Hay war«! John Loder The Hetty A#e William Bendix-Susan Haywani-John Loder Manpower Pat O'Brioo-Canile Landis Chester Morris Whte CWfs of Dover Irene l*unn-Aian Marshall Tom Canway Hears AMrieh's Little Saere Frank Morgan who murders a bookmaker. The pic- tore shows her discovering that he is a murderer and her transition to a singer in a New’ Orleans dive. A NIGHT OF ADVENTURE— (Double feature). Something new has been added in this murder trial picture, in which the defense lawyer himself is faced with possible mur der charges. Story is tight, well- written. Features Tom Conway with Audrey Long, Broadway’ stage star, who does a fine piece of act ing in her first movie role. HENRY ALDRICH’S LITTLE SECRET—Another in this always- good-for-laughs series based on one of radio’s favorite characters. Stars Jimmy Lydon and Charlie Smith. New York (C'NS)—Cabby Ed Waters dropped a well-dressed pas senger at Fifth Avenue and 59tli Street, then noticed that his fare had left a package behind. Waters hollered but the man walked on. disappeared into the crowd. The cabby then opened the package. It contained $27.^00 in cash. I i SERVICEMEN'S DATEBOOK Lionel Atwill-C. A. Smith South of Dixie Secret Commo nd THE WHITE CLIFFS OF DO- VER—Based on Alice Duer Miller’s famous poem, this picture stresses the importance or closer relations between England and the United States, with four-bell performances which will make the film a definite contender for next academy awards Irene Dunne, Alan Marshall and Frank Morgan are among top per formers. The story—an American girl, visiting in England, meets and marries Sir John Ashwood, despite opposition of both families. She has many difficulties becoming acquainted with English customs. Her husband is killed in World War I and her sun dies at Dieppe in World War II. Strong movie and excellent acting jobs. CHRISTMAS HIH.IDAY—Dean na Durbin grows up—all the way— in this movie, in which she and Gene Kelly appear in top dramatic roles in an excellent film portrayal of Somerset Maugham's recent best-seller. The story takes place in New Orleans, where Deanna is the wife of a charming gambler g—---------------------- Secrets of Scotlond Yord Edward It. Kobmaon- Mar lene IhetrMi Gtwarr Raf: To See and Not to See: Weekly Film Schedule at Three Post Thaters I TODYY—Last Field House dance, 20M to 23M. Junior Hostesses. Be prompt! Bingo, games and prixes. Club 1. Hand crafts for Hospital patients in the lounge, 1308. Movie. “Two Giris and a Sailor.” for patients ip Hospital, 1830. SATl RDAY—Cabaret dance. Club 1. Swing Hour for pa- tients in Hospital lounge. 1900. SI NDAY—Recordings, singing. Club 1. New York Philhar monie broadcast at 1200, followed by Coca Cola Hour. Club 1. - • Oregon Shipbuilding Troup show at Club 1. 2000. Portrait sketch-’ ing for patients in Hospital, 1400. MONDAY—Gl movie shorts and sing. Club 1. 2000. Classi cal record hour for patients in Hospital lounge. 1900. Make-a- reeord night in Hospital employment office, 1830. TUESDAY—Regular informal dance. • lub 1. 2M8. Girl« from the Pest invited. Handcrafts for Hospital patients in Ivunge. 1330. Movie. "Hey, Rookie.” for patients in Hospital. 1830. WEDNESDAY—Truth or < quit. Club I. !*♦ Bingo night for patients in Hospital auditorium. 1830 THURSDAY—Speeia) show, (tab 1. 2000. Game night for Hospital patients. 1830 in the lounge. ! i i i : « * ! • : : : Jt