13. 1M3
AH-O-nCB
ttjmmm Mmm ftaM. » €b
Masses
0730
Obapal 3
0300
Chapri 3
•SOO
Theater 3
Maas (Boepttal)
OMO
Bed Croee
Audltcrhun
Maaa (Avlatlta Oadats
and 33S Fighter
Group
1100
Chapel X
Mass
1100
Chapel 1
Maaa
ISIS
Chapel 9
Guardhouse
0000
Rifle Ranee
1100
WecfeAay Setvlces
Dally Masaes
0700
Chapel 1
1730
Chapel 3
Guadalcanal Pic And
Comedy Get Bouquets
Docummntary pict'uiM Iq oemmdy dbowa and th«a ea to
am •xemliMt r»Tival pic mokme lor a good eomblBofiea of
•alortainmont at tbo Poet Thoaton thle wook.
GUADALCANAL DtART, Richard Trogoakia'i boot oollor
m tho bloody oad inspiriog otery of tho Marino's mighty
fight eo historic Guadalcanal, hits tho thootors tomorrow
and Monday In picturo form. It will not ^ow> o choieo tidbit
for vquoomish stomachs.
‘n»e trim snd tory scresn forstonO — . —
of TretmAls’ book win be stedc>
tatty revesttaf. Ibis pic hss been
bidM os o moaterfol >ib of eel-
lolold reportlnt on one of tbe
brorest tad bloodiest potes In bis-
Uny. Tbe dynamic trio of Preston
Poster, Uoyd NoIsb and WOUam
Bendlx bead tbe cast. Their emotlnt
and the film. Itself, ts dedicated
erlth complete bnmiltty to tbe cntted
Stetea mat&lflcait and ml^ty Ma
rines. A “mxist” for etl ectlon-
18M Chapel 2
NoT«ia Senicea,
' Tuesday 1930 Chapel 3
Ccnfessions Saturday — 1S30-1730-
1930-3100—In Chapels 1. 3 * 3.
JEWISB 8CBVICC8
Goieral Serrlcea (Friday)—
3000 Chapel 4
(Saturday) 0300 Chapel 4
(Saturday) 1318 Chapel 4
Roepltal (Sunday) 0900
Ousrdhouse (Sun.) 1819
Rifle Range 'Sun.) 1100 v
PROTCSTANT SBBinCBS
General Servlees 0900 Chapels 1
A 3
0930 Chapel 8
(Aviation Cadets 0900 Chapel 4
(Book of Common Prayei—
Roly communlm
Action Cadets 1000
^ Fighter Group 1000
general Services 1100
Nam Wyaa ia Masteal
Tues^ will see the fUdcer IS
SVBBYBODT HAPPT With* Ted
Lewis and his band and Nan Wynn.
We dunno about the merit of this
one. as we've heard next to nothing
about It. but Lewis devotees will
probebly get a bang out of bearing
their man play his oomfed clarinet
for the greater pert of the film. As
for us, fellan—That Wynn girl It a
teiTlfic singer and looker, combined.
How they ever delayed putting this
saccharlne-Uke darling before the
movie-goers eyes for so long Is be
yond us. And she 18 one of the
outstanding warblers of the day.
YANKEE DOODLE DANDY with
Jimmy Oagney, perrenlal scowler of
tbe screen, Joan Leslie. All>Amer-
ican sweetheart, and capable Walter
Bustmi is received on Wednesday.
Tbe tune-studded s^ry of the Ufe
of George M. Coban, Grand Md
Man of the American stage and
vaudeville, proved to be a sockeroo,
.smash hit on its first showing and
!lC Is still good enough entertain-
; meat for a second peek at it. Mis»
and Jane Wyman, a auperlor east
Ibep your eaib cpen or you'll mlaa
half of the laughs . . . M there'll
stm be enough tawork your funny-
bone overt&ne. oburaday and
day are the ddyp set for this ster
ling reel.
Todsy brtngg' tbe usual double
bin of movies. ASan Jones, barrel-
chested tenor star, and disturbing
blonde Evdyn Ankers top tbe east
for YOU’RE A LUCKY FELLOW.
MR. SMITH. Xt smells. AfYSTERY
BROADCAST with Frankie Albert
son and Ruth Terry wiU be heaved
at the patrons for the other half
of the program. Tbat's an. brother,
timt's an.
Satwday
YOU’RE A LUCKY '
MR. SMITH
MYEfERY BROADCAST
Sunday and Monday
GUADALCANAL DIARY
IB EVERYBCR>Y HAPPT
YANKEE DOODLE DANDY
Tburaday and Friday
PRINCESS O’ROURKE
Diplomat’s Son
War Prisoner
CONCORD. N. H.
Chrlstlao Selenoe
Chapel 4
Chapel 3
Chapel 5
Chap^ 1
3 ft 3
Roepital 00(10
Ouardhotne- 0300
Rine Ranro 1100
Weekday Servteea
General Services
(Lutheran) IMO (Tues.) Chapel 9
General Services—
1930 (Tbur.) Chape) 1
1930 (Wed.) Chapel 3
‘Vustc of the Masters”—
1930 (Moil. FrL) Chspel S
Rifle Range. Community Sind—
1930 (Wed.)
Christian Science—
1930 (Tuea.) Ofaapal 5
iLesUe and Cagney make a splendid I John O. Wlnant, Jr., la a prisoner
team and do full Justice to tbe story, of war In Germany, It was so-
See it, by all means. Inounced Friday at the home of
Comedy HU Shews [Ambassador and Mrs. John O.
Ibe story about the poor little Wlnant.
rich girl and the male Cinderella i-he aonouncement said that ..
oaM *>*“”*?' brilliant telegram was received from the
0300 ObapelS dialog, hilarious situations, excel-j war Department stating that the
lent direction and unstinting pro-. son of the to the
ducUon mountings In PRXNCESS' Court of St. James’s Is held in a
O’ROURKE, lau^-making comedy prison camp. Ueut. tenant was
with OUvla DeHavlUand, Bob Cum- ‘reported rnr^t^g some time eg.*)
minga, Charles Coburn. Jack Carson | after a raid on Germany^
Post Quiz Show
Has Gags,Dough
Just two of the playful cootestents on tbe ”Tbree QU
reoftam. Tbla ain’t nothin* Bub, wait UU we get hold of j
Quariennaster
KepainLdisOi
Paraphernalia
Uncle Sam. biggest shoe cobbler;
and general repamnan In tbe world
saved over IT,300 during the mxith
ef BeptembM through tbe opera-j
Oon of his reclamation and repafr.
•hop here on tbe field, accordlngj
to t month^ report released today!
by Major Paul O. Ublenhop. post
4)uortermaater. •
Operated by ntyfilan employes ub
4sr ths direction of an Army Ssr-
Tics Farosu oCfloer the shop lepaln
dhythlnf a aeldlsar wears from Ms
neckties, shoes, shirts, underwear,
he uses such as cartridge b^lts.
tbntege, bedding, to chairs-, tj^-
wrlters and otbM offiOS and 1^-
racks furniture. If clothing doebn’t
fit when Issued, It is alters.
During the month nearly 10,000
Items were repaired or altered, Ms*.
Jor Uhlenhop said. These included
7.S83 pairs of shoes; 2,333 artlclM
of clothing, textiles and mlsceUan-
eous Items; 21 pieces of canvas
and webbing wltn 900 alterations;
jl35 typewrllers; 114 raincoats:
Imess kits and furniture.
"W^t's ths maUtf, joet Don’t
you mve ms any moref
’’Sure. Mable • Tm Just resting.
• **Dec, X don’t XeM so wsfi. X
think ita my breathlitg.”
”Airlght3'U see E I gaa't stop!
’The Three Qulsdlngs)’’ a new
questloh-snd-answer show pre
sented each Wedncfiday ' night at
^ ^rvlce Club la packing them
^ days with Us aany ootu-
bins Men of truth and consequcoee
qulsBling. ^
Baaed on the Idea that people
like to aee other peoj^ winMng
foola of themselves, the ’’Three
goings)” IS a fast-paced rou
tine of goofy questions and out-
ragsoos cons^uencsa spring on tin
unsuspecting wcUms.
Qssb prises for partlctpaUng.
and a Bmt-Aetor nrlse of a carton
cf clgarettea in proferred . to tbe
luckless OIs and WACS wlm vohm-
teer. and everybody ends bp more
than happy. . .
Last week, in ite -maiden per-
forronnce, the Mww spotted aonle
of the silliest gagb on the bc^ks
and drew plen^ of leug^ from
both oontestants end aucUdice. Af
ter flunking their questlana, ti^
OIs wery bUndfotded end hM to
sing while feeding eech other two
of I hose super-gooey Sendee Ohib
cakes.
A married eoidler was blindfold
ed and told that two WAGs-and'hls
wife would peck him on the cheek
and that he had to chooee hip wife's
kiss out of tbe three. Be ohooe.' u
right; but was mortally surpilaad
to find that a Master Sergeant hga
done the .honors all tht^
Then ^re wm the 'WAG that
Jugried three eggs and bad to mop
Up tbs resuUlag meos. The poor
lad who- had* to n air
plane and run around tbe Oldb
n^iplBg his Wings and maktag en
gine motses. One girl from ttm
Poet's WAO dstachment had lo
read Miaksspeare’s -Romeo and
Juliet dialogue to a hr ‘'
hunch of GIs in the
AD to an. tbe aadtaoce geS sn
with a satlshod fseltog. which wS
the point cf ths whoto prooeedtasd,
sponsored and inrodiieed hr Alr-O
Mach through &• Epsdal i^doe
,SeetlQD, the show is a Mgtosr
I weekly leakwe.
HET, SnOCAIIT. I wonna poss! It'e the same old Btorf.
Pvt- Hondorson tokos kor trmiblos to 1st Sgt. Alma Doviost
of tho WAC Dotachmont horo on tho field. Sgt. Davies hoe
run up agoiBst in his working hours.but she ^so hos quite a
most ef the troubles any m^e l^-klck would be likely to
few more that hardly ever come up with male GIs. Her«
Sarge, I need a new patch vulcanised In my girdle. Hey«
Sorgo, my permanent's simply a measi
PASS Df lEVIEWI The WACs cut a military figure Ui
this picture os Lt. Anne Coggin, Company Commander,
leads her organisation before the reviewing stand at last
week's presentation ceremonies. Justly proud of their drill
ing ond choosing here, but they wouldn’t trade their khoki
and calisthenics. Watch those feet, fellas, they all hit the
ground at the same time.
fHET’lE EtTREI too large or too smoll. Just like thelf
GI brothers-in-arms, these skirts have to bw altered^ and the
blouses token in ot the sides. Here's Cpl. Oglesby (facing
eamero hmUhg out a new set of ODs to tone ansio^ WAC,
in the Detochment's supply room, little different from the
woy most of the girls used to buy clothes, there’s no pidi*
ing and. choosing here, but .theywouldn't trade their khqU
for rile fanciest get-ups.
-ITB MAIL CAIX ot ths WAC detochmmit. md the
flodk cnound Cpt. Estelle Neton to got their quoto of Si^or
Reports. WACS ta tbe cletadnnent on Seymour Johneon Field
hcdl from erMy sectioa of tho eoontry. bi ony one day you'io
Uoblo to find iMers ernnlng in with Lee Angelos and New
York pnetpiqrks. and mall ArfosBa ond Chieogo. Just as
fib any other Amy organisoUoH, Ike girls look forward to
molloaU. .