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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1944

Page

3

Oh My Darling Clementine at Leon Theater Goes Free for Students

Leon Theater offers a free Thursday matinee for high school and college students with a barefoot condition and a small Uncle Sam tax. The program features Roy Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys and Girls along with radio acts and Three Stooges comedy. Continuous 11 45 AM to 11 45 PM.

Leon Theater Uncle Sam Oh My Darling Clementine Roy Acuff Smoky Mountain Boys and Girls The Radio Rogues Harry ‘Pappy Cheshire Tennessee Ramblers Mrs. Uppington Fibber McGee and Molly Frank Albertson Lorna Gray Three Stooges Dizzy Detectives Movietone News Robert Sparks the Leon Polk Street

Women Welcomed to Choose Jobs in Air WAC Program

Lt Mary E Cole, Air WAC recruiter, says women enlisting can select posts and jobs that fit their skills and interests. Special Army schools offer training costlier in civilian life, and recruits may pick their Army camp within the service. Lt Cole is at Randolph Field with a temporary Amarillo assignment and can be reached at the Army recruiting office. Sea water can be treated to be drinkable by adding silver oxide and acids.

Army Air-Wac Mary E. Cole Air- Wac Cole WAC Randolph Field Amarillo Army Recruiting Office Post Office

New Comedy Opens Today at Paramount and Capitol Theaters

Cary Grant stars in Once Upon A Time at the Paramount with Janet Blair and Ted Donaldson as Pinky the caterpillar in a lighthearted comedy about a Broadway producer saving his theater. Also showing The Navy Way with Robert Lowery and Jean Parker at State Theater and Hey Rookie at Capitol Theater starring Ann Miller with top specialty acts.

Wave Jean Parker Robert Lowery State Theater Uncle Sam Great Lakes Naval Training Station Cary Grant Columbia Cary Janet Blair Paramount Theater Hollywood Sun Ted Donaldson Pinky Eileen Hollywood Navy Way Bill Henry Roscoe Karns Great Lakes Navy Bob Lowery Ann Miller Rookie Capitol Theater Miss Miller Paramount State Capitol Joe Besser Hal McIntyre Rialto Bela Lugosi John Carradine George Zucco

What a Woman and Mission to Moscow At Local Theaters

Rosalind Russell stars in What a Woman with Brian Aherne while Mission to Moscow opens at Victory Theater with Walter Huston as the President’s representative and Ann Harding also in the cast. Bela Lugosi headlines Voodoo Man at the Rialto with John Carradine and George Zucco. Red Skelton in Whistling in Brooklyn opens at Star Theater with Ann Rutherford and Dodgers figures among the cast group.

Comediennes Hollywood Texas Theater Today Rosalind Russell Brian Aherne Moscow U. S Russia Joseph E. Davies Victory Theater Walter Huston Stalin Ann Harding Rialto Theater Monogram Sam Katzman Jack Dietz Bela Lugosi Screendom John Carradine George Zucco Wanda McKay Louise Currie Michael Ames Ellen Hall Red Skelton Brooklyn Star Theater Ann Rutherford Red Brooklyn Dodgers Leo Durocher Judy Canova Joe E. Brown the Ritz Brothers Frances Langford

Liberty's Screen Fare Shows Tex Ritter Western

A comedy and a western are playing at the Liberty Theater with Hittin' the Trail starring Tex Ritter. July.

Liberty Liberty Theater Tex Ritter Trail Judy Canova Joe FE. Brown Chatter Box

Local Theaters Feature Comedies and Musicals This Week

The Liric Theater shows Chatter Box Forever and a Never a Dull Moment double feature with Ritz Brothers and Frances Langford. Leon Theater offers When Johnny Comes Marching Home today and Oh My Darling Clementine starts tomorrow for two days. Star Theater screens A Lady Takes a Chance with Jean Arthur and John Wayne. Amarillo Woodmen's Circle orders a Thursday meeting at 7 PM to plan entertainment for visiting national officers next Tuesday with drill teams asked to attend practice.

Liric Theater the Ritz Brothers Frances Langford Johnny Leon Theater Clementine Roy Acuff Leon Star Theater Jean Arthur John Wayne Laura E. Krebs Austin Woodmen's Circle Amarillo Woodmen’s Circle W. O. W. Hall

Four District Covered Dish Luncheon at Sacred Heart Cathedral

The Altar Society of Sacred Heart Cathedral hosts a noon luncheon at Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington Street on Thursday at 12 30 with a short program to follow. Girl Scouts supervise nursery at St Marys Academy during lunch hours. The piece notes births 9 604 000 and deaths 4 933 000 in the U S from April 1940 to November 1943 with civilian population dropping from 131 329 104 to 127 307 884 due to wartime inductions.

The Altar Society of Sacred Heart Cathedral Cathedral Hall Washington Street Girl Scouts St. Mary's Academy

Amusement Calendar Listings Prompt Local Theaters

Amusement schedule lists Paramount Capitol Rialto Leon Star Rex Victory Texas Liberty Chatter Box Lyric Forever and a Day Never a Dull Moment and more. Night clubs Old Tascola Rainbow Gardens Mexican Inn Mayfair Nat Aviatrix among nightly shows with bands and orchestras.

Hal Leroy Plainsmen Joe Palacio the Mayfair Texas Bluebirds THE NAT Fritz Cowan Aviatrix Carlton Scales

Forrestal opposes immediate military trial of Kimmel

Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal said he was personally opposed to a court martial for Rear Admiral Husband E. Kimmel during the war. He spoke after a letter from Kimmel asked for trial at the earliest practicable date, noting opposition during this war especially in this phase.

Forrestal Kimmel Washington U.P James Forrestal Husband E. Kimmel Pearl Harbor Homer Ferguson Michigan

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