jVJ O V J1S
TUESDAY, 14 NOVEMBER
1800 TWO LOVES
Shirley MacLaine-Laurence Harvey
Drama-Adult
2015 MASTER OF THE WORLD
WEDNESDAY. 15 NOVEMBER
1800 THE RIGHT APPROACH
Martha Hyer-Frankie Vaughn
C omedy-Dr ama-Fami ly
2015 TWO LOVES
THURSDAY. 16 NOVEMBER
1930 US0 SHOW "LAUGH WITH THE GIRLS"
FRIDAY. 17 NOVEMBER
1800 MAKE MINE MINK
Terry Thonas-Peter Sellers
Comedy-Family
2015 THE PHAROAH’S WOMEN
SATURDAY. 18 NOVEMBER
1400 ONE HUNDRED & ONE DALMATIONS
Cartoon Feature-Family
1800 THE ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN
Drama-Family
Frederic March-Alexis Smith
2015 MAKE MINE MINK
SUNDAY. 19 NOVEMBER
1400 THE WARRIOR EMPRESS
Kerwin Mathews-Tine Louise
Drama - Family
1800 ONE HUNDRED & ONE DALMATIONS
2015 THE ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN
(Continued next column)
MONDAY, 20 NOVEMBER .
1S0Q . TERROR OF THE TONGS
Christopher Lee-Yvonne Monlaur
Drama - Family
2015 THE WARRIOR EMPRESS
USO SHOW "LAUGH WITH THE GIRLS" TO PLAY
HERE THURSDAY, 16 NOVEMBER AT 1930:
A funny and familiar face belonging to
Jack LeMaire, heads this USO unit which
is due in Adak Thursday for a showing at
the Bering Theatre at 1930.
Jack LeMaire has been around with his
comedy and his electric guitar long en^
ough to have played the Paramount & Loewfs|
State theaters in New York, the Palmer *
House in Chicago and numerous other name
spots around the country. He was with
the Gil Lamb Revue las December when that
group played for Adak. He sings, dances
end plunks away on his guitar but his
best is saved for his bit as a stand-up
comic0
Likewise familiar to the Alaskan cir=
cuit is the ample-size singer end comed
ienne, Alliene Falnery. Alliene, who
was last seen here iwith the "Dave Ketchum
Show", likes to say she "outgrew" UCLA,
where she went to school and starred in
its musical productions. She sings &
dances and plays a few instruments and |
can give out with Dixieland & the Blues,
"Carazini", the fabulous chain smoker
envelopes himself in a haze as he cons
umes cigarette after cigarette during
his turn as the show*s magician. Two
attractive dancers, Mary Lone from Bur
bank and Roberta Tennes from North Holly
wood, California , add their shapely tal
ents to the performance. ‘
Two more girls, Pom Patty from Van
Nuys, California, and Bobbi Golden from
Arlington Heights, Illinois, provide the
music for the unit, Pam, an accordionist
and pianist, got her start back in her
home state of Indiana. Bobbi, a drummer
who car sing impersonations as well as
play flute, began her career in 4-H
work and appeared e.t numerous fairs of
the Illinois circuit. Either of the girls
is capable of entertaining as a single
act and USO ho.s seldom booked a unit with
so many individual performers capable of
doing a show by themselves.