The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 17, 1947, Page 3

Peis rats ty > furl i »} ne Mog iftxji2 of (ios bev lai; ! £04: As * Th et Smile ,, Driftwood _ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN dadoaspevsapamusteantanitnatie arene aimed To Model In Show Here GLORIA ACEVEDO, Key West beauty, Sponge Queen and one of the Orange Bow! parade queens, who will be among the per- formers in the U.S.O..Community Chest benefit musical, Smile Forward”, to be preesnted 21 and 22. Snappy. Hawgqiian Number Planned For “Best. Suelo: Forward”, Show, When the music ,gho we iBaet Forward,” hance | at i Glub, Mareh 21, for two;day ma Wit fol) AHO Omak end Chest, .it will feature more than a .score.'of mhutsieal réiiiberssaka}Today enddwWs with’ keen! intudi- ‘Hector. Barrosa“and ‘his ‘Spothvnt Band. ‘The show will be preséfit: ed at intervalswithaaneing pezyHens—-Obstacles and opposition tween the musi¢al::nuinbers. ' Effective’ lighting. effects ‘ ate bei’ handled ‘through thé’ co- operation of the U.'S. Arniiy' here at Fort Taylor, with Cpl. ‘Diek Williamson in‘ charge of the col- ors. Dozens of special spotlights are being mounted especially for the large production numbers. Tables are being arranged so as to give’ all the people a clear view of the entire performance. | The two-day presentation will be| the only time the show will be! presented for the public. The show is scheduled to go on tour 1 of the Military Bases in this area for service men and the Naval Hospital. Following its performance at the Driftwood, the show will travel to Boca Ra-| ton Air Base. The show will be: presented at the Delray USO in cooperation with the USO in that| city. One of .the largest of the pro- duction numbers is “Holiday in| Hawaii,” a fast moving set with | the following being featured: “By }' The Sea,” sung by Lingtee Scrib- Ce ner, Dorothy Wagman. and Veda, Thompson; “Blue Hawaii,” danc-| ed by Marge Sjursen and Joan: Lanier; “Hawaiian War ‘Chant,’ ; danced by Gerry Pinder; Sail-' ors include Dick Baugh, Hank Leonard, Ray Honeycutt; Bathing Girls, Marian Pickens, Charlotte Putnam, Gloria Acevedo, Nell Romaguera and Shirley Smith; Hawaiian Girl, Vivian Garcia. The number depicts a holiday, mood in the tropics with large beach umbrellas- furnishing the background, an authentic. hula dance and a fast moving tap number, everything typical of the “Holidays In Hawaii.” | classical minded, the For. the 1947 FU iimmortal music of Edvard Greig musical background for the Bal- : let number which has the Thea- |Tom Thumb Tuesday N ight. ‘All is ready for the Tom | Thumb Wedding to be present) ~* the school auditorium tomorrow’ * night. Clad | ioned after adult patterns, will tiny tots displaying them. carry - their parts well. €! 33 seth Margarette Ingle: will sing . “Serenade” from “The Student Prince,” “Kiss In The Dur 8? from “The Chocolate ‘Soldier: ‘* and “One Alone;” from the ‘Deli ert Song.” She _ will be .accom-. panied on the piano, by Charles, .,. Roberts. ey Miss Dorene Clawson will play. a piano selection “Grande Valse~- Caprice,” by Engleman. > } . 1. Is: Selective. Service still in: | effect? es blind persons? alee 3. What are meant by a workeis » i er’s “real” earnings? | 4. How much has the cost’ abes | living increased since 1939? ihe 5. What is the world food out- : look? 6. The national ‘income is esti- | mated - ati $177, 0,600,000." How does this comp oat ‘with 1940? 7. How: many’. men» were. ons strike in | February? | 8., Who! is, Carrot], Reece? .-. « « > teete 9. What is_ the; Bqpplation of . | Moscow? ; 10. Can you’ name the _ ea state to to be admitted intd- the Union? : The Answers 1. It ends March 31. By 2. Yes; 60,000 now receive aid monthly. ; 3. Not the number of dollars, but actual buying power. 4. 56 per cent. 5. It will be scarce for most “Best at the Club Driftwood on March 6. It is an increase of about. thebe were 1,500,000. . * 8: Chairman, pepublican |. Na- = y > - Gowns in pastel shades: fash: * ad i be worn by the gast, andthe ~~~ Who Knows? ~- | people until 1948. digi has, Wedding. For pe a a8 oe ot egal . eee ed by the Harris School PTA in-..... ~... em aint i Sy, si re mh v7 SA we £m tw 2. Does Social Security assist... ww 4 a3 we @c Cad ate ire Serer we i * AKPR Ss o & 4 $100,000,000,000. aera 7. ‘Around , 65,000; a year ago er ‘ he ; tional ‘Committee... 3 oa usie: Lift ai tsala@roumel 4,900,000. Y our. Hor OSCOPE.,. -10. Axizona, 0 February, 14, MONDAY; "MARCH!'17, 1947] BI oe i twos itis at tion and yout will go! forward with: “HOSPITAL” BABY FOUR confidence in ‘your “Own: deduc-|: LOS ANGELES, Calif: — Al-*' though ittle Mary, Frances, Hoft-*’ will. be sunmounted, and friends,; mati has ‘never’ Known’ what am LE attracted by. good will, will Fens) was.te havea ‘home: or parents, der, assistance. Dangerous , jour: | she, will ’ -celebyatée: ‘het: fourth: neys are indicated. birthday,' with @ éaké: and ‘all the’: fixings, “ati! "General ’ | Howpitah, - PHOONPHIPHUTANS which has ‘ Been’ her ‘Héme. Hex . - GRADUATES FROM Ui mother died shortly after hér BETHLEHEM, ‘Pa. — One of| birth and then her father disap‘... 144 mid-year graduates from Le-| peared. A couple who intended . high. University was Amuary) to adopt her decided against it’ Rboonphiphutans, of . Bangkok,| when they learned she has an ap- Siam. | parently incurable, perhaps, fatal | kidney ailment. Robert Tyre (“Bobby”) Jones, born in Atlania, 45 years ago. of Atlanta, Ga., golf champion, ; and Debussey will furnish the tre Group’s Corps de Ballet, with iJoan Lanier, Marge Sjursen and Gerry Pinder doing the cae The Ballet. routine for this num- ber is taken from the Broadway }show, “Song of Norway. More details concerning the} show .will appear in The Citizen| at a later date. Real ICE Place Your Refrigeration — | on a REAL ICE BASIS and You Will Get GUARANTEED Refrigeration Service R ie A L j C E is More Economicall Thompson Enterprises, Ine. Healthy and Safe (ICE DIVISION) KEY WEST, FLA. PHONE NO. 8