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Hollywood Pln-lJp Parade THE MASTHEAD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1945 PAGE 5
Two Dances to be
Given for Colored
Personnel in Oakland
Most important news this week
for Waves is the arrival of the Dances in the Municipal Audi-
letter authorizing discharge for torium in Oakland will be held on
married women. Provisions state the nights of Thursday and Fri- Until further notice, mat-
that any Wave who has been on day, October 25 and 26, for the inees will be shown at all the-
active duty for one year may sub- colored naval personnel of Treas- atres on week days starting at
mit a written request for dis- ure Island. Dancing will com- 1500. Sundays starting at 1400.
charge providing she is mence at 2000 and continue until
regardless of the date 2400. The Treasure Island colored
riage. dance band will furnish the music Treasure Island Theatre No. 1
In addition she may request for dancing the first night, while
discharge and be separated upon music for the second evening's Last Showing Tonight
her written request regardless of affair will be furnished by a band "HOUSE ON 92nd STREET"
date of marriage, length of serv- from Alameda Naval Air Station.
William Eythe Lloyd Nolan
ice, number of points, military ne- The dance is being held two
cessity or type of billet in which evenings to give those on port Sun.-Mon., Oct. 14-15
serving if her husband is in the and starboard an opportunity to "MILDRED PIERCE"
following classifications. He must attend. No hostesses will be .fur- Joan Crawford Jack Carson
be a veteran of World War II, a nished. Those attending are to
former member of the Merchant Tuesday, Oct. 16
bring their own dates. An abun-
Marine who is d-isabled, or a serv- dance of food and soft drinks will "CRIME DOCTOR'S WARNING"
iceman who has been medically be served free of charge. Admis- Warner Baxter Dusty Anderson
surveyed for limited duty or sion will be by ticket only. Tickets
awaiting such survey to limited are available from the Welfare Wed.-Thurs., Oct. 17-18
duty or separation. . ofi;i ce of each command. "SHADY LADY"
On Treasure Island married Charles Coburn Ginny Simms
women were preparing for imme-
Fri.-Sat., Oct. 19-20
diate departure. Approximately Many Fleet Units
50 Armed Guard Waves were pre- "MAN ALIVE"
paring their requests for dis- To Head Home Pat O'Brien Ellen Drew
charge and a somewhat smaller
number for Training Center and For Navy Day
Receiving Ship will be affected by MARY ANDERSON, a rising star on the Hc;>llywood horizon, strik,es Treasure Island Theatre N-o. 2
the new order. a seductive pose. for the cameramen and her public. Mary was last ( SEA) .- For the first time since
seen in the epic. "Wilson." 1 the outbreak of war many units of
Di nner Next W,eek the Fleet will be deployed in U. S. Last Showing Tonight
The women's softball teams camp for girls, veterans' organi- listed women, 23· officers and 15 Atlantic and Pacific ports on "MEN IN HER DIARY"
from the 12th Naval District will zation for discharged women, rec- nurses were processed. Navy Day, October 27. Jon Hall Louise Albritton
nieet at the Claremont Hotel in reation, .building, or be co~t~ibut~d Just Between Us •_,
Berkeley next Wednesday night to cha~ity for use by the Red News ·was scarce this week but Those slated for Atlantic ports Sun.-Mon., Oct. 14-15
for a post-season dinner. Treasure Cross; Navy relief : or organiza- include the battleships Missouri, "CAPTAIN KIDD"
Island's All-Star team is planning tions' which benefit service men grumbles and groans were no-t ... North Carolina, Washington, New Charles Laughton, Randolph Scott
Tadcen Disbursing girls threat-
to go as a group. - and women and discharge.es. Mexico, Mississippi, New York Tuesday, Oct. 16
ened to make a list of eligible and Idaho ; the aircraft carriers
What, N,o M-onuments? Nu rses Have Memorial m.c::1. and raffle them off in a lot- Randolph, Wasp, Enterprise, "RIVER GANG"
The recent poll taken in regard A temporary residence and so- tery . . . Hospital M.A.'s com- Ranger, Monterey, Bataan, Lang- Gloria Jean John Qualen
to a monument for the Navy ~ial center costing $2,000,000 will pla ined that there were as many ley, Croatan, Mission Bay, Char.15- Wed.-Thurs., Oct. 17-18
Women of World War II found be opened in Washington, D. C. single girls who would like to go er, Guadalcanal, Solomons and "FIRST YANK INTO TOKYO"
the majority not in favor of the in honor of American nurses of home as there were married ones Lake Champlain; the cruisers Tom Neal Barbara Hale
proposed plan. Instead, Treasure World War II, and will be open ... and on and on ... Last week- Boise, Richmond, Concord, Can-
Isiand Waves suggested that the to all medical women of the end's Santa Cruz trip was fun for b.erra , Macon, Columbus, Helena, Fri-Sat., Oct. 19-20
'-' money, to be raised by voluntary Army, Navy and Air Corps. everybody, especially since the Augusta, Portland, Fall River, "HOUSE ON 92nd STREET"
contribution, be used to provide a Discharges in 25 Days sun shone with beneficence . . . Portsmouth, Providence, Philadel- William Eythe Lloyd Nolan
scholarship fund for Waves, a ·· It's not going to take you that Doreen Gay said goodbye this phia, Savannah, Honolulu, Reno
Navy hospital, rest home or hos- long, but in the 25 working days week and became a member o.f and Houston. More than 300
pital wing, a benefit fund for that Treasure Island was a dis- the greatest organization in the smaller craft have also been as- Treasur,e Island Theatre N-o. 3
service women, a library, summer charge center for Waves, 450 en- world- civilians! . .. Compliments signed to east coast, gulf and in-
for the person who hung the bul- land ports. Last Showing T,onight
Old Glory Flies Over Jt1pt1n letin board outside the mess hall Schedule for Pacific ports in- "MAN ALIVE"
... It i.s one of the best ideas yet
and easily accessible . . . Trudy cludes the battleships South Da- Pat O'Brien Ellen Dt~w :
kota, Wisconsin, Indiana, Alab'l-
Dostman is really in a bad shape Sun.-Mon., Oct. 14-15 ·; ·'
ma, Iowa, West Virginia, Colo-
these days . . . For the first time "THE DOLLY SISTERS" ,,'. !
since very small she is tongue- rado, Maryland, Arkansas and Betty Grable John Pay;ne ·
tied, main reason "no tonsils" ... Texas; the aircraft carriers Ti-
conderoga, Hornet, Saratoga and Tuesday, Oct. 16 . . .
The Pass Office· passed out rice "STRANGE c~·N_FESSION" ·,;i;
this week for the marriage of Bunker Hill ; the cruisers Balti-
more, Pittsburgh, Amsterdam, Lon Chaney , : ~fenda Joyce
Corrine Andrews to Peter Allen J .
. . . Lt. Williams was best man Vicksl;mrg and Tucson ; the de- Wed.-ThuNi,; · Oot.,-17-18 ..
and Marjorie Singley caught the troyers Mansfield, De Haven, Ly- "ABBO'TT '& ,COSTELLO IN
man K. Swenson, Collett, Maddox,
bride's bouquet . . . Waving a 'HOLLYWOOD"
, telegram and jumping for joy, Blue, Brush, Taussig and Samuel Bud Abbott Lou Costello
N. Moore.
Gail Rychard flew to Balboa Park
last Wednesday to get her dis- Fri.-Sat., Oct. 19-20
charge over with and be free for STAG PARTY GIVEN BY "THAT N.IGHT WITH YOU".
better things ahead ... Wonder Fra~chot T~ne Susanpa;, F~ster
woman is Margaret Jentzen who VETERANS OF FOREIGN
will be discharged soon and plans
to return to her old job in the WARS ON OCTOBER 26 Verba Buena M·ovi~s
Secretary's office at Tadcen as a Members of the armed forces
civilian . . . Keep your eye on are invited to attend a stag party
Last Showing Tonight
Barracks D and don't be sur- at the Emeryville Veterans' Me-
"$HADY LADY"
prised at anything you hear . . . morial Building as guests of Post
Charles Coburn Ginny Siinms
Most missed are those of the old 1010 Veterans of Fore'ign Wars,
gang at Western Sea Frontier, Friday, October 26. Sun.-M-0n., Oct. 14-15 ·
some of the first prospectors "THAT NIGHT WITH YOU"
"around these parts" . . . Millie There will be girls galore on Franchot Tone Susanna Foster
stage and plenty of beer on tap.
Kahler shocked the hospital rec-
ord office by taking to her bed (in Admission is free and doors will Tuesday, Oct. 16 ,
the hospital) -:~ _ith a throat infec- open at 2000. "TEN GENTLEMEN FROM
tion . . . Up ·now, she feels fine WEST POINT"
and is ·rested after her en.forced Maureen O'Hara, G. Montgomery
place on the islands where tickets
vacation . . . Gone but not fo-r-
for operas, plays and concerts Wed.-Thurs., Oct. 17-18
gotten is Wave Chief Goodie ...
could be purchased . . . Irregular "THE DOLLY SISTERS"
Thanks 'for all the nice things you duty hours and long lines of wait- Bet ty Grable June Haver
did, chief, and for the .friendly
word and grin ... Wanted: a ing civilians make it almost im- Fri.-Sat., Oct. 19-20
ticket service . . . T. I., Waves possible to get tickets to many o.f "ABBOTT & COSTELLO IN .
AMERICAN SERVICEMEN raise the Stars and Stripes over the Jap
naval base at Yokosuka in the T-0kyo area. Marine Corporal Charles asked that we print thi.s request the good programs in San Fran- HOLLYWOOD"
Dunn of Detroit is shown hoisting the colors. . . . They would appreciate a cisco. Bud Abbott Lou Cost~ilo.
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