Victory Stage delivers lively Sheppard Field revue
The Victory Stage at Sheppard Field hosts a 1946 show led by Amny Fair and features Paul Broadnax, Elizabeth Empress of the Blues, and Bobby Leemans with a mix of music and comedy. Mary Dell Anderson shines with a warm voice. Next week’s highlight is the Miss Sheppard Field bathing beauty contest with prizes for finalists.
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Amny Fair
Paul Broadnax
Jive Hill Billy
Elmer Steinmeyer
Dew Lamp
Wonder 1
Jimmy Fair
John Hardley
125Th Street
Johnny Me
Jimmy
Bob Fleming
Shelly Wolitz
Frankie
Albert
Shepnarade
Tizabeth
Air
St. Louis
Miss Fair
Aeturn
Bobby Leemans
Bobby
Mary Dell Anderson
Miss Sheppard Field
Evening Showtimes at Theaters 1 and 2
Theaters 1 and 2 list Saturday times for Blue Sierra with Elizabeth Taylor and cast plus Lassie. Second shows run at 7 07 and 8 25. Centennial Summer with Jeanne Crain and Cornel Wilde follows Sunday Monday with a 7 40 second show. Human Bondage appears for Wednesday Thursday.
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Blue Sierra
Elizabeth Taylor
Tom Drake
Frank Morgan
Lassie
Jeanne Crain
Cornel Wilde
The Stranger and Other Films Play At Theaters
Friday features The Stranger with Orson Welles Loretta Young and Edward G Robinson in two showings at Theater 1 and Theater 2. Additional titles include Without Reservations at 7 55 and Blue Sierra on Sunday at 7 48 with listed cast.
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the Stranger
Orson Welles
Loretta Young
Edward G. Robinson
Theater
Service Club Activities and Scheduling Roundup
Consolidated Service Clubs 1 and 2 present sewing sessions, bingo, and a rotating schedule of games, tournaments, and lessons across Syd and Sads locations. The Red Cross Recreation Hall hosts daytime readings, record-making, bingo, and an USO show, with evening film screenings and a Friday night cinema program.
USO and Community Events Lineup Listed for Lamar and Eighth Street
The notice outlines assorted Saturday programs at the Lamar USO including movies at 7:30 and 9 p.m. and dances at 8:45. It also lists clubs, hymn and musical offerings, bingo, art and crafts, talent nights, ping pong tournaments, and social events across Eighth Street USC and Redwood USC with times from morning routines to evening gatherings.
Eisenhower calls war talk vicious and dangerous
General Eisenhower branded predictions of a future war as vicious talk at the National Convention of the Reserve Officers Association. He urged veterans to work to prevent another tragedy and warned that discussing war harms world peace. He said the U.S. must remain ready to guard its security until the United Nations can guarantee peace.
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Chicago
CNS
Dwight D. Eisenhower
The
Reserve Officers Association
Army
United Nations
United States
White penny fading says Mint director
Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross, director of the U S Mint, notes the so called white penny is disappearing not by recall but by wear. She explains the coins wear out quickly and are thus eliminated from use.
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Denver
Cns
Nellie Taylor Ross
U.S. Mint
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Martha
USC
Hollywood
RKO Saies “Criminal Court
Tulsa
Okla
Joan Davis
Jack Oakie
Paul Henreid
Eleanor Parker
Alexis Smith
Theater 3
Claudette Colbert
John Wayne
Don Defore
Bruce Cabot
Helen Mowery
Service Club
Service Clubs No
Syds
American Red Cross Recreation
Cluny Brown
Lamar Uso
Java Club
Boots & Saddle Club
Leathercraft & Shellcraft
Pyt
Kenneth Larson
Sam Gose
Eighth Street
Redwood Usc
Eisenhower
Sheppard
Special Services
Sheppard Field
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