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~--==--=---------:-------:----:::-~-') Treasure Island Couple

Will Marry October 2;
Chapel Stene of Event

I Of interest to their many friends
on Treasure Island is the an-
; nouncement of the forthcoming Until further notice, mat-
' , marriage of Lt. (jg) Marjorie inees will be shown at all the-
r, Beacom to Lt; Raymond Brode- atres on week days starting at
1
rick, scheduled to take place at 1500. Sundays starting at 1400.
' 5:00 o'clock on October 2, in the
Treasure Island Chapel.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Treasure Island Theatre No. 1
the University of Minnesota and
is a member of Kappa Alpha
Theta and Zeta· Phi Eta sorori- Last Showing Tonight
"THREE STRANGERS"
ties. Before being attached to
Operational Training school, Miss G. Fitzgerald S. Greenstreet
I Beacom was attached to BuPers 3un.-Mon., Sept. 30-Oct. 1_
in Washington, D. C., and prior tc
that with the Training Aids De- "GUEST WIFE"
:'.::laudette Colbert Don Ameche
velopment Cente·r in New York
City. Tuesday, Oct. 2
Lt. Broderick had been aboard
"LOVE, HONOR &. GOODBYE"
an AP A for approximately twc ',Tirginia Bruce Victor McLaglen
years before coming to PreCom-
missioning Training Center. Dur-
Ned.-Thurs., Oct. 3-4
ing that time he was beach mas-
"LOVE LETTERS"
ter, boat group commander, and
i first lieutenant, participating ir Tennifer Jones Joseph Cotten
II the invasions of Sicily, Tarawa,
r"ri.-Sat., Oct. 5-6
the Marshalls and Saipan. He
also spent some time in the Office "MEN IN HER DIARY"
Jon Hall Louise Albritton
of Naval · Intelligence in Wash-
ington, D. C.
Attending the bride on her wed- Treasur,e Island Theatre No. 2
ding day will be a Theta sorority
sister, Ens. Helen Urness, of Re-
ceiving Ship, who will be the Last Showing T-onight
maid of honor. Lts. Marcene "UNCLE HARRY"
Fabian, Tadcen secretary, and George Sanders Ella Raines
Maxine DuCoty, assistant postal
officer, will be the bridesmaids. Sun.-Mon., Sept. 30-0ct. 1
TREASURE ISLAND'S BIGGEST DRAWING cinema lovely who shared honors with our own Bernard Kennedy, of Washing- "STATE FAIR"
ATTRACTION, the rodeo-left the local scene Miss Evening Star as "Rodeo Queen." Commodore ton, D. C., will be the best man Dana Andrews Jeanne Crain
R. W. Cary, Commander Training and Distribu- and the ushers will be John Mc-
after depositing a rip-roarin' two-day spectacle of
tion Center, Treasure Island, is shown in bottom Carty, former skipper of Com- Tuesday, Oct. 2
wild west shenanigans. With a rootin' tootin' photo presenting a cup to Bern Dwelly, captain
bunch of bucking broncos (as pictured at upper of the Palomino Club of San Francisco. Luscious TraCen's C.I.C. training ship, "RADIO STARS ON PARADE"
rignt), the show was studded with thrills and Dale Evans is shown feeding a hot dog to a T. I. USS Palomas, and Lt. James Frances Langford Wally Brown
spills galore. Pictured to the left is Dale Evans, sailor.- No comment! Nolan.
Wed.-Thurs., Oct. 3-4
from their families continue to "LADY ON A TRAIN"
Memorial to be-ErecteII in -Honor of roll in, Mr. Bussing says. Said the outraged customer to Deanna Durbin Ralph Bellamy
Individuals who desire to con- the proprietor of a grocery store:
tribute t-owards the memorial may "I'd like to know one· thing. That Fri.-Sat., Oc-t. 5-6
Ernie Pyle, Late G. I. Biographer do so by sending their contribu- cheese you sold me yesterday- "THREE STRANGERS"
tions to "Ernie Pyle Memorial, J was it imported or deported from G. Fitzgerald S. Greenstreet
Now that Mrs. Ernie Pyle, families and friends, who read his Inc.," Dana, Ind. Switzerland?"
widow of the famed war corres- stories so avidly, will want to
TICKLISH BUSINESS
pondent has given her unequali- share in this tribute. We have no Tr,easure Island Theatre No. 3
fied approval to the erection of a intentions of building an out-of-
memorial to her late husband, reason memorial. It will be a
Last Showing Tonight
citizens of Dana, Ind., a few miles symbol of his humanity, a token
from the hanks of the Wabash of the love the G. I.'s held for him. "MEN IN HER DIARY"
prepared today to carry on their His father and his beloved "Aunt Jon Hall Louise Albritton
campaign to build by public sub- Mary" Bales share· with us th;s Sun.-Mon., Sept. 30-Oct. 1
scription, a library dedicated to objective. They are confidants. "CAPTAIN KIDD"
the memory of the late friend of They with Mrs. Pyle approved
Charles Laughton R. Scott
the service man. this tribute to their son and
John Bussing, Dana lumber nephew." Tuesday, Oct. 2
merchant and president of the The memorial has the support "RIVER GANG"
committee, has confirmed the ap- of an unusual number of military, Gloria Jean John Qualan
pointment of a planning com- educational, business, newspaper
mittee to be made up · of the and communication leaders which Wed.-Thurs., Oct: 3-4
directors who have been given include more than 300 mayors, the "FIRST YANK IN TOKYO"
authority to seek such architec- governors of 46 states and en- _ Tom Neal Barbara Hale
tural and financial advice as they listed men and women. Among .
see fit. those who have accepted places Fri.-Sat., Oct. 5-6
"HOUSE ON 92nd STREET"
Mrs. Pyle not only approved on the honorary committee w:ithin
the Memorial Library in Dana, the past two days are General William Eythe Lloyd Nolan
but made a request that an Dwight Eisenhower, the mayors
"Ernie Pyle Room" be inclu,ded in of'Fort Wayne, Ind., Los Angeles, Verba Buena M-ovies
plans for the structure. She has El Paso and Racine, Wis.
many of her late husband's per- At a directors meeting the
sonal effects, manuscripts, etc., directors went on record thanking Last Showing Tonight
that she would like to place in Richard Condon, Inc., for their "LOVE LETTERS"
this room and also expressed the co.operation and efforts. This was Jennifer Jones Joseph Cotton
thought that many other persons the public relation organization Sun.-Mon., Sept. 29-Oct. 1
may have something connected retained to assist in the prelimin-
"HOUSE ON 92nd STREET"
with Pyle that they would like to ary formation of the project. Iµ
William Eythe Lloyd Nolan
give. resigning, Richard Condon, who
The body of the famed war cor- from the first insisted that none T·uesday, October 2
respondent will not be brought of the contributions be used for . "FOREST RANGERS"
back to this country, the widow promotion contributed the fees F. MacMurray, Paulette Goddard
states. It will lie in rest among still due him to the Memorial Pro-
the graves of those G. I.'s whose ject. The preliminary costs are Wed.-Thurs., Oct. 3-4
saga he so well narrated. being paid by friends and neigh- "CAPTAIN KIDD"
"There are a few erroneous im- bors of the late G. I. biographer. Charles Laughton, Randolph Scott
pressions which should be clear- The campaign is being con-
ed," Mr. Bussing said. "We have ducted from Dana and contribu- Fri.-Sat., Oet. 5-6
every reason to believe that the tions from men in service, from Virginia Mayo, of RKO Pictures, looks tickled pink in this picture. "FIRST YANK IN TOKYO"
millions of service men, their those recently discharged and Maybe she is! Tom Neal Barbara Ha.le