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mov1•t CHAPEL • • • •
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DIVINE SERVICES
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Treasur.e Island Theatre No. 1
- COMING ATTRACTIONS -
Continuous Show Starting at 1700
Free Matinee Saturday and
Protestant ,,
Sunday at 1400 Sunday Worship Services-0930 and 1030
H oly Communion (Sunday )-11 30
Catholic
:Sunday and Monday Sunday Masses- 0630, 0720 and 0820
August 13 and 14 Weekday Masses- 0645 ( Small Chapel)
Saturday Confessions-1130·2000
"THE SEVENTH CROSS" ( Small Chapel)
Weekday Confessions-daily before Mass
Spencer Tracy Signe From 0630 to 2000 ( Oha.pel Office)
Tuesday Jewish
Sunday Ser vice--0830 Chapel Recepti<Jn
August 15 Room
"SENSATIONS OF 1945·• ,,.
YERBA BUENA ISLAND
Dennis O'Keefe Eleanor Powell Protestant
Sunday Worship Service--0830 Theatre
Wednesday and Thursday Catholic ·
August 16 and 17 Sunday Mass - 0915 Theatre
Confessions in Cha.plain' s Office at 0845
"MR. WINKLE GOES TO WAR"
U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL
E. G. Robinson Robert Armstrong Protestant
Friday and Saturday Sunday Worship Ser vice--1000 Classroom
Catholic
August 18 and 19 Sunday Masses- 0630 and 0900 Class·
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"CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY" Weekday Masses-0645 Classroom
Deanna Durbin Gene Kelly Confessions-Sa turday 1800-1900 Class·
room
Treasure Island Theatre No. 2 WEEKLY CHAPEL ACTIVITIES
Monday-Bible Study Group 1800 (Chap·
el Reception Room)
Sunday and Monday
Tuesday-Christian Science Group 1800
August 13 and 14 (Chapel Reception Room)
Tuesday - Holy Name Society 1915
"TIMBER QUEEN" ( Small Chapel)
Dick Arlen Mary Betl¼ Hughes Wednesday - Servicemen 's Christian
League 1830 (C h a. p e 1 Reception
Tuesday Room)
Thursday - C h a. p e 1 Choir Rehearsal
August 15 ( Chapel Galler y ) 1630
"LOUISIANA HAYRIDE" Friday - W A V E Singers Rehearsal
( Chapel Reception Room ) 1630·1800
Judy Canova Richard Lane Friday - Mormon Study Group 1900
(Chapel Reception Room)
Wednesday and Thursday Saturday - Oatholic Choir Rehearsal
August 16 and 17 BING CROSBY, heading a cast of Hollywood celebrities, won James Raines, EM3c (top right) is shown embracing vivacious 1000·1200
the esteem of hundreds of Bluejackets when he made a per- Jean Darell. Insert shows Crosby and DeRita. Bottom photos All TREASURE I SLAND P ersonnel are
"GHOST CATCHERS" sonal appearance at Theatre No. 1. Photographers caught (left to right) show part of the large crowd in front of eligible.
Olsen and Johnson lovely Darlene Garner (top left) vocalizing. Crosby and Joe Theatre No. 1. Crosby and Darell performed for the Blue•
"Funny Man" DeRita (top center) shown in a " gag" routine. jackets at the U. S. Naval Hospital here.
Friday and Saturday Chapel Activities
August 18 and 19 Chaplain George E. Thomas will r
"HOT RHYTHM" BING CROSBY THRILLS Four thousand American and speak on "That Wisdom of Salva-
Dona Drake Robert Lowery· British bombers were over Berlin, tion" at the Treasure Island Chapel
TREASURE ISLAND BLUEJACKETS the sirens screaming and people on Sunday, August 13 at 0930.
racing for the shelters.
Chaplain H. G. Gatlin will deliver
illg Theatre Number 1 panied Crosby, along with the German housewife to her spouse. Futility of Things."
"Hurry up, Henrik!" cried the
the sermon at 10:30 on "The,.
Treasure Island Swing barid; and
But the tardy and befuddled hus-
Jammed to Hear
At both services special music
Jean Darell, charming songstress,
whose rendition of "I'll Be Seeing band continued to search for some- will include "Recessional" (De- r
thing.
Popular Crooner
.ifshore Heading a starlit revue of a gal- You" scored an overwhelming hit. looking for?" asked his wife. Koven) the anthem by the Chapel
"Hurry up, Henrik, what are you
Crosby, who is currently starring
Choir and the Colored Choir will
axy of colorful stage, screen, and in the screen hit- "Going My Way" "My false teeth, Momma," re- be heard in the Spiritual, "O Mary,
- will head this cast of entertain- Don't You Weep, Don't You
For Saturday, August 12 radio stars from the "crossroads" plied the husband.
USO CLUB-111 O'Farrell Street of screen celebrities-Hollywood, ers, all veterans of overseas camp "False teeth," returned the exas- Mourn." The organ prelude and
{GA 7377)-9 a.m. to 9 p.m., California- Bing Crosby presented shows, while he is touring the perated wife, "what do you think postlude by John S. Tremaine,
Southwest Pacific as guest of the Sp (W) le, will be "In Summer"
daily employment bureau, "G.I. a preview of a recently organized they are dropping, sandwiches?"
Jobs"; 9 a.m . to 10:30 p.m. theater troupe which will accom- "fighting sons of freedom." (Stebbins) and "Finale Jubilante" r
canteen open; 8 p.m., victory pany him during his tour of the (Lemmens) .
One evening Cummings came to The WA VE singers, who re-
concert with Anna Louise David ; Southwest Pacific.
rhumba lessons with Gladys; The stage of Theater No. 1 on his apartment and found that he hearse at the Chapel every Fri-
dance. Friday, August 4, was in the spot- \ 1:..~\ ~l'iceS had forgotten his key to the street day from 1700 to 1800, recently
USO CLUB-989 Market Street light and the Bluejackets from all door. provided the musical program for
mad" and jammed and packed the l~ · of
{GA 8671)-7 :45 p.m., movie- activities on the Island rushed "like "Why, honey," he yelleld to his the launching of the USS --- ,
"Sweet Rosie O 'Grady." wife, "please throw down the key." first of a new series of Navy
USO - APOSTLESHIP OF THE theater to its capacity while hun- And 12 keys came clattering Tankers built at Marin Ship Yards
at Sausalito, Calif.
SEA-F re mo n t and Harrison dreds of others remained on the ~ .4 LIFE down on the sidewalk. /
Streets (GA 7845)- 11 a.m., outside in huge throngs intensely
open house ; 8 p.m ., dancing eager to witness this great a ttrac- ~
under auspices of Apostleship of tion. The Theater stage hands came
·the Sea. to a timely rescue and swept away Ethel (aged six, combing hair) :
"Mama, what makes my hair crack
USO CLUB - 1530 Buchanan the threatening gloom of disap-
when I comb it ?"
Street (WE 8720) - 5:30 p,m. pointmnt by installing a public ad-
Mama : "Why, dear, you have
gym open for games ; 6 :30 p.m., dress system to air the program.
electricity in your hair."
quiet games; '/ p.m., record An outburst of loud applauses that /
Ethel : "Aren't we a funny fam-
hour; 8:30 p.m., dance. could be heard resounding over the
ily? I've got electricity in my hair
For Sunday, August 13 Base signaled the show to get un-
and grandma ha s gas on her stom-
USO CLUB-111 O'Farrell bcreet derway. ach."
(GA 7377)-9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Bing Crosby, the GI's "pin-up
daily employment bureau, "G.I. boy" of no lesser repute than Frank
Jobs"; 9 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m., waf- Sinatra, was warmly greeted with A .sailor who had been staying at
fie breakfast; 4:30 p.m.-10 :30 rousing ovations by the enthusias- a fashionable hotel while on leave,
p.m., canteen open; 9:30 a.m.-. tic theatergoers, who listened at- was paying his bill. Then he looked I
1:30 p.m., sing around the piano tentively as he sang several hit up at the girl cashier and asked
in canteen ; 11 a.m., arrange- tunes including the ever popular what that was she had around her
ments for home dinners; 3 p.m., "San Fernando Valley." neck.
dance; 5 p.m., devotional music ; Sharing spotlight honor with "That's a ribbon, of course. Why
SEVEN WAVES went to a launching! Seen above are the WAVE singers who recent·
6 p.m., discussion group-Bernie Crosby were comedian J oe De Rita ; are y,ou so inquisitive?" ly participated in the launching ceremonies of the USS - - -. The group is one of
Firestone Current Events; 8 p.m:. talented singer and dancer Darlene "Well, babe, everything else is the Treasure Island Chapel singing groups, and is directed by Ross McKee, Sp (W) 3c.
Seen from the launching platform are (left to right) WAVES Lois Koch, Slc; Irene
your fortune told by Veronica ; Garner; Baxter and Harris, accor- so confounded high around here I Spicer, Slc; Evelyn Moore; accompanist Ross McKee, Sp(W)3c; sponsors, Mrs. John
A. McCone and Mrs. Kenneth Bechtel ; WAVE singers Carolyn Strohmaier, Y2c;
portrait sketching; dance. dionist and guifarist, who accom- thought it might be your garter!" Miriam Birmingham, S2c ; Patricia Younkin, S2c and Bernice Nadley, SKD3c.
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