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The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 11

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WANT AD SERVICE CALL 52977 THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1950. ELEVEN 5 mm mm LOOKING AT HOLLYWOOD LiU Uty By IIEDDA HOPPER HOLLYWOOD Joel McCrea signed to do "Saddle Tramp at Universal-International. Leonard strangled and deported in films, finally gets her man in "Winchester 73." The guy? Hard-to-get Jimmy Stewart. Fun And Frolic The Beverly Hills Crystal ara .1 room was packed with laughing.

Goldstein pro- duces and Hugo Fregon di- rects. "Stars in My Crown," in which i he plays a minis- ter, is said to be one of his best. Mrs. Bob f- 'I oi mm The Honolulu Community Theatre Production of THE SILVER WHISTLE This popular play has returned by public demand performances on FEB. 17, 21, 23 GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY! $1.80 including tax Tickets on sale ot Moana Hotel or Bergstrom's downtown box office.

Phone 94297 or 58543. Phone refer-vations will be held until 24 hours in advance of Hope and the ex-Mrs. John! Wayne are plan-t 1 ning a pilgrimage Htdda Hoppn to Rome during Holy week of Holy year. Ty Powers, before taking off for the Philippines, where Ty will make a picture, play hosts to their friends at a party. Wayne, when finished with "Jet Pilot," takes time off to produce a bullfighting picture in Mexico titled "Torero," in which Pedro Armen-dariz will star.

John has seven films lined up. Wright lost her Sam Goldwyn contract for refusing to appear in New 7 screaming friends when the Friars threw a dinner for Ronnie Reagan. At the head table were Harry Cohn. Al Jolson. Ed Wynn, George Burns.

Cecil B. DeMille. George Jessel. Ronnie Reagan. Comic Kent Goodman and Pat O'Brien.

No one seemed to know Kent Goodman. Later he gave priceless imitations of Clark Gable and Cary Grant. Viynn pretended the dinner was for Phil Regan who started as a rew York cop and ends up as our ambassador to Ireland. George Burns was smooth and restrained. He admitted he preferred stag parties, and advised the gentlemen to go home.

Jessel's always great. Jolson bandied jokes with him also sang. He could no more get off a stage without singing than he could fly to the moon. didn't try to compete. He told of his New York club life.

.1 didn vfeulize how much good the Friars do. Last year tnev donated $277,000 to the Motion' Picture Relief fund, furnishpd 21 i'-pn Jungs for polio patients, nd on Thanksgiving day took care of 300 orohans. I' York and other places in behalf of a picture she made for Now she's booked for a tour of 23 cities to boost her independent i picture with Lew Ayres, titled; ft I KGMB 590 KPOA 630 KULA 690 KGU 760 KHON 1380 (C8S) (ABC) (NBC) (MBS) 5:00 Miligoyong A row 4:30 Mebuhay Tim 'IS THE Voice ef Fil. labor -30 Japanese Program lucky luck THS POPULAR ADVERTISER J. AKUHEAO PUPUlf '45 Wofca Up Howoii 5TATION STATION (ASS) 6:09 NEWS SUNRISE SERENADE.

NEWS-Curt Bufl.r -IS Woke Up Hawaii musical variety America' Band 6 35 Akuhd. Pupule (AS) 30 NEWS PlayKWIZZO Mdso'ng Mimei 6:40 NEWS-Curt Butl.r :45 Howaiioit Sunrise Peter foul Moundo Prises golore! Easy Tunat AKUHEAD PUPULI 700RAMSAtNEWS NEWS-WATHfT I Kiddie SHELL NEWS NEWS WEATHER iBor-None Ranch lucky luck Hit Tune 7:1 i. AKUHEAD PUPUIB :30 Melodies with Morning Headline Eggs for Brkfst" (ABS) :45 I Rusty Bolt NEWS Hit Call for Br kfoit Organ Reverie AKU HEADLINES 8:00 Hawaiiona Wako Up (cont.) Breakfast CluB Hymns of All Churches J. AKUHEAD PUPUl :15 with Dan McNeil Norman Cloutier Ordt. (ABS) 30 Breakfast with Bin ABC Variety Shew Breakfast with NABISCO Newt 1 tho Simmom 9 .00 Braakfait At tho Houa by tha Sida Welcome to Hollywood Sweetwood Serenade Rhythms by Request Woqon Wheal of the Road with Jock McElroy 3ea Boy-ton with Eddie Amend :30 link letter House Party with lorry Grant Mystery Playhouse Listen To A lune Fancy Free -43 (Pillsbury Mills) CBS ABC mysteries SHEll NEWS.

9:50 (ABS) Parry Mason (Tide) Dote With Judy" Four Star Review Christmas Early pl Aunt Jenny (Spry) Baby Report ABC Comedy Days Children-Soarr Show (ABS) 1:30 Undo 1st lya (Rinse' lorry Grant's Hannibal Cobb We love and learn Familiar Classics I Second Spring (Amfoc) 1 Note Book ABC mystery This end That (ABS) nrfrO Hilltop House (CBS) Strolling Sproule i My True Story I R.F.D Serenade lSong Time (ABS) 11 ir.nt 5 Minute Mystery Classified Ad Man Songs of the West sSO Happy Birthday (11:35) KPOA Record Shop Modern Romance. ABCl Hoonanea-Haw's) Music Hawaiian Harmonies 4S Today in Hollywood ABC drama I light World-Pysquick with Hawaiian Echo' 09 Music for Friday NEWS-WEATHER Mystery Playhouse To Happiness Ivory ABS New lO-l KPOA Record Shop Matinee mystery SHELL NEWS Noon Tunes Newt-Stock Ted Malono. ABC Road To Life-Dux Aloha Japanese '45 Grab Bag Housewives Hit Parade Pepper Young-Camay Community Hour 1:00 Sentimental Mood Siesta Time Hon. for Christ Stage Wife-Dr Lyen's Bread of life S. Dailos-ZBT Powder :30 Sengs Of Our Times Echoes of the East I.

Jones Draft Homamokar Harmonies Unity Viewpoint Program of vorie Brown Phillipe 2:00 Aunt Mary (White Kg. Cherry Blossom Japanese News Songs of tho Islands Pee Wee (Cecil Gant- Helen front (Kolynos) Melodies Daily Shopping Hour Waltz Time louis Jordan) :30 Gal Sunday (Anacinl Story Hour The Women Day Dreams in Malady :43 Big Sister Ovary Soap Shopping Hour (Precision Radio) 3i00 Ma Perkins (Oxydol) Radio Drama "Hamilton Sent Ms" Rumpus Room sIS Dr Malono (Crisco) Shopping Hour with Jimmy ladd :30 Guiding Light (Dus) Naniwa Bushi Hour Movistime Matinee Khonev's Krazv 4S Nora Drake (CSS) 4:00 Maed Carson Says Popular Hour Continued (ABS) This Is My Story All-time Carson Robinson Mabuhay Time i30 Garry Moore Show Filipino Program Musical hits SHELL NEWS Uncle Ned 4S (CBS Variety) Melody Time Tho Walts lives On Cowboy Club Pineapple Filipino FIGHT OF THE WEEK Shew Parade Aloha Show Parade Hour Madison Square Gdn. Today's Tunesmitb Japanese :30 Firefighters (Bailey's) Can Bob's "Ike" Williams vs. Mills Bros. 5:40 Community 4S Joe Amivine, Sports Good Ship lollipop Bernard Docusen Bing His Guests Hour 6r00 Andy Cummings Cap'n Bob Nesbitts Evening in the Island's 'light Up Time ABS News and -Sports News Commentary KPOA Music Room Haw'n Melodies Colgate Sots Newsr'l Voice of the Army :30 Arthur Godfrey.

CBS BCPA News Uncle Bob's Candy Morton Dine at Ease i4S (Chesterfield) Choristers Story Book Fair I ILWU News (ABS) My Friend Irme) (CBS) les Miter's The Lone Ranger SHELL NEWS IMUA en the Air IS (Peotedent) Sports Hour ABC Adventures Na Male Hawaii Karie Shinde .30 AIKA-SEITZER NEWS Challenge of Vukan Halls of ivy Campus Hawaii t4S Dick Hoymei' Club IS 5-Minuto Mystery with Ronald Coleman (ABS) 8:60 Young Love Variety Hour This Is Your FBI Proudly Through the li (CBS Comedy) ABC Mystery We Hail listening. Glass turJt Tnt5MaB Chesterfld.Sup Club Twenty Questions '45 (CBS Comedy) ABC Mystery (MBS-ABS) 9:00 Bob Hawk Shew CBS Cherry Blossom Amazing Mr Malono Civic Forum Gems of Melody slS (Camel Quit Show) Melodies ABC Mystery Remote Joe Rose Sports :30 Talent Scouts (CBS) Cote Book of from Crockett 43 (Lipton Too Soup) Gregory Hood Republican Club From the Brown Derby A00 A.A. NEWS (Club Polynesia Wismer Sports News Asahi Sptslts (5 min.) Kai Aka Tunes Niumalu Hotel Geh. I lau Tee Choi Sports Camera (10:05) Dancing in Music for Dreaming fpf :30 Musi by Muiak JMoana Hotel Stariite Ballroom The Dark (ABS) '45 I Queen's Surf Reioxin' music- Songs of the Night eg eg :0 Off Den the Beachcomber Listen for KULATUNES Pee Wee (Hazel Scott I I 15 Navy Basketball Play 'Indicates NBC Mahlon Clark) I 30 CBS IN THI From Btoch Arena KUlA's network program Sign Off :45 PACIFIC With les Keiter KWIZZO an GU THE ALOHA NETWORK JVSI5 Bob lai VOICI OF HAWAII" (KHON-KMVI- I t30 i POPULAR KTOH-KIPA) 1 STATION i HIOH-KIPA) "The Capture." Moving- Van Van Heflin who'll play a po 3 liceman in "Cost of Living, is collecting atmosphere by touring SHIRLEY TE3IPLE TOURS PEARL HARBOR Shirley Temple, famed Hollywood screen star, is shown discussing the Japanese -attack on Pearl Harbor with H. George Baker, journalist 1st class, USN, of Waterbury, as he shows her an album of pictures taken during the attack.

Shirley toured the navy's largest installation in the Pacific as guest of Rear Adm. Charles H. McMorris, USN, commandant, 14th Naval District. (Navy photo.) noooooonnnnnnnooonoonnna Los Angeles in a prowl car. Ted Briskin carries such a torch for Betty Hutton that the flame interferes with- his game at the Hillcrest Golf club.

Wife (now "Lady in the Voting Age Will Be Forum Topic has Richard Carlson for the husband. But no lady. 21 years will be Mrs. Nancy Cor- Winters, who's been mauled, bett, housewife, and Robert Dodge, attorney. Defending the present age limit will be Mrs.

Fred W. bnouid tne Hawaii state constitution provide that the voting age be lowered?" is the topic for discussion on tonight's Civic Forum of the Air, it was announced Thursday by Charles Wright, chairman of the forum committee of the Republican club. THE PROGRAM, one in a series of discussions of controversial points which will face the framers of Hawaii's constitution next April. 7:30 P.M. 1TALAWA 7:30 P.M.

OPEX AIR THEATER Halawo Vram Homes woikiki of Bin Franklin and Capitol Market Stares Tonight FAMILY HONEYMOON ClaudeMe Colbert, Fred MacMurroy on i38o cr the TOP (, (fll-An 71 L7 Spot on iX ni Strombeck, housewife, and- V. D. Doty. THE PUBLIC, is invited to attend the forum. Radio listeners may telephone questions to the speakers at 59956.

The Republican club is at No. 842 Richards St. a is broadcast over KGU from 9 to" 10 pjn. from the Bamboo Lounge of the club. Maintaining that the voting age requirement should be less than your Dial Sj US Vri ry7 vf i AND THE ALOHA NETWORK HONOLULU SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA GEORGE BARATI, Guest Conductor in its fifth program of season EONRAD LIEBRECHT, Soloist 4 p.m.

Sunday, Feb. 19 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21 McKINLEY AUDITORIUM Tickets at BERGSTROM'S IP 'It LT am. TT A to 9:00 Waialae PTA Meets Tonight Fhone 58543 1015 Fort St.

a The waialae rlA will meet in the school tonight at 7:30 to com George Washington Alumni to Meet The alumni of the George Washington university will hold a luncheon at the Pacific club today with Dr. Gregg M. Sinclair, president of the University of Hawaii, as guest of honor. All alumni are invited. The luncheon was arranged by Harold T.

Kay, Perry M. Smoot, George F. 4 Unmacht and H. Kenneth Smoot. memorate the founding on Feb.

17, Station KPOA To Join MBS Here Radio Station KPOA will become an affiliate of the Mutual Broadcasting System in Hawaii on July 4, Jack Keating, general manager and part owner of the station, announced Thursday. KHON is presently the Mutual affiliate in Honolulu. However, Ralph Fitkin, president of KHON and general manager of the Aloha network said Thursday that effective July 4, all four network 'stations will not renew their affiliation with Mutual. THE FOUR are KHON in Honolulu, KIPA in Hilo, Hawaii, KTOH at Lihue, Kauai, and KMVI at Wailuku, Maui. Mills Brothers Will Arrive Here Monday The Mills brothers will arrive at Honolulu airport Monday mornings by Pan American plane.

The famous quartet is scheduled to come from the Mainland on the 7:05 a. m. flight, George Rodrigues, general chairman. International Carnival, said Thursday. The quartet will be the star attraction of the Carnival, to be held at the Stadium Feb.

21 through 26. hj'J' Mil1 1 11 1897, of the National Congress of PTA by Alice Mcjjeiian tsirney and Phoebe Apperson Hearst. EUNICE MASUMURA will pre side. The meeting will be opened with community singing led by Late iixH3' Miss Betty Denton, music chair utners the carnival cast man, followed by a special Founders' Day program with Robert Ya- ate icec maguchi and Mrs. Dora Lum tak ing part.

wirn tne exception of Nisei singer Karie Shindo, who already is here will arrive Saturday night by United Air Lines. ILL I AM MARK BETSf DRAKE A birthday cake has been pro Clt by TKHNICOtOt P0WELL-STEVENS vided for the occasion. DinilEH-DAIIGE Popular Prices Tel. 72233 AN EDUCATIONAL film titled "Human Growth" will be shown, iff with a panel discussion to follow. I in Dr.

Y. T. Wong of the bureau of DOWNTOWN rl' iVP. K3 mental hygiene, and Mrs. Sarah Yang, 6th grade supervisor of the VT i.

.4 ii HONt 7S university elementary division, IHICDMIIE MF Cant, from 9:45 a.m. will assist. ESmzmEn go dancing at A9b Tavern 4 Eddie Bracken Cass Daley Spike Jones "LADIES' MAN" William Boyd os Hopalong Cassidy "FOOL'S GOLD" late Clipper News Drive Out To Enjoy the music of ANDY CUMMINGS and his troupe Dancing Every Sun. Dot's Drive Inn ISO MANGO Reservations Ph. WAH.

6934 tzzx Did FirS Icrsjqr tecs Kxris Cf(. PrR(K 2 lf Perm I tmid Prirfmu dancing every night, A plenty or cool Dreeze and good music. HONt 6302 rrrrrrrrrrrrrxrrrriTTrrrxrrrrrrrrrrrrirj-j-rri-rx laurel Hardy in "BLOCKHEADS" Monte Hale Paul Hurst "SAN ANTONIO AMBUSH" Ghost of Zorr 1. i WAIAUI AVt PMONI 7US a Cont. from 12:45 p.m.

.1 1 Warren Douglas Audrey long 'POST OFFICE INVESTIGATOR" Bill Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy "HOPPY'S HOLIDAY" Ghest of Zorro 2 1 fSt.smPj FEATURE 11, 3 05, 5:10, SHOW AT 9 "REALM OF THE REDWOODS' 1AUAIIM1 EElTEnTAiriuEIlT Ancient Modern Hulas Distinctive Dances by PROFESSIONALS AND PUPILS of the Mettij Lei Elola Studio FRIDAY, FEB. 17 7:30 P.frt. PHONE 92124 FOR RESERVATIONS Seating Capacity Limited General Admission $1.00 (tax incl.) Reserved Seats 51-50 (tax incl.) Color Adventure LATEST NEWS PMON 56050 you coi frr SUSPENSE THAT NEVER LETS Cont. from 6:15 p.m. Joe Palooka in "THE KNOCKOUT" Hopalong Cassidy in "THE TEXAS TRAIL" Cont.

from 10:45 a.m. Al Jolson Tyrone Power "ROSE OF WASHINGTON SQUARE" Eddie Deon, "BLACK HILLS" Ghost of Zorro Jtl -RAIN OR CLEAR SHOWS EVERY NIGHT ir Feature-1l. 12:55. 3:10. 5:15.

7:25. 9 25-lAST SHOW at 10 i if 4 im in p. lU tm IN 4 4 Nil 1 i Si tl IN. .1. eiStfSt.L-'t::1 1 FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 95111 HULA CLASSES NOW FORMING ECS ERS EEEEY.a 'I "-Mr- "AMBER" 6.50 30 I AST SHOW ct 9:25 253 Lewers Rd.

Ph. 92124 M3WRR3 III H-l- rSM Sped uu" KALAKAUA AND KUHIO AVES. AALA 10 9 4, TODAY "PISTA NG BAYAN," New Filipino Feature TOM 2:30, 6:30 I 8:30 "Hana no Sugoo," sKtuit YIHTERS Presents DURYEA 12 45. 2:45. 6 45.

SHOW at 3. C-XXX-3-- PALAMA TODAY Dana Andrew, Richord Conte Mi Mot. 2:45, TMt Writ tltAKI" 6:30 Cont. TOM'W 1 to 6.30 Cont. "look for the Siiwer lining" :30 Cont.

New Japanese Picture KAIMUKI TODAY Joel McCrea, Virginia Moye 5 "COLORADO TERRITORY" 6:30 Cont." TOMW 12:30 10:30 P.M. "Bombay the Jungle Bey" KALIHI TODAY Roddy McDowell; Elena Verdugo Mat. 245. "TUNA CUPPER" 6:30 Cont. TOM'W I te 5, 6:30 Cent.

"You're My Everything" KAPAHULU TODAY Dorothy lamour, Brian Donletry Mat. 2:45, "IHt IUCKY STIFF" 6:30 Cont. TOM'W "Tesfc Force" KEWALO TODAY "OJOS AN KANPAI," Japanese Feature TOM'W 2:45, 6:30 Cont. "Knock On Any Door" ct 7:30 PUERTO RICAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION presents Great Spanish Talking Picture "Ojos Tapatios" At th PALAMA SETTLEMENT AUDITORIUM Today and Tomorrow Two Shows: 6 and 8 P.M "OJOS TAPATIOS" starring JorjeVelez Esther Fernandez Las Ilernianas Padilla ADMISSION Adults: 60c (tax incl.) Children under 12: 25c (tax incl.) 3 PAWAA Mat. 2:45, 6 30 Cent.

TODAY Cornel Wilde, Patricia Knight "SHOCWROOF" TOM'W I to 5, 6:30 Cont. "Bod Boy" ft VvM ft (l Pil I IM5 IS i3 I :3 3 TODAY Bing Fitigerold MORNING" VARSITY Mot. 2:45, 6 30 Cent. Crosby. Sorry "TCP O' THE Purple Heart" 8 TOM'W "The WORLD FAMOUS i CLUBS SATURDAY KIDDIES MAGICIAN and HYPNOTIST tunny Club, 9 Ko.mvli Parky fia Club.

Kooohvlu Bug TODAY Dana Andrews, Maureen Hare "FORBIDDEN STREET" LILIHA Mot. 2:45, Mouse Cltb ane faiome Psaev Club. 10 Woedy Weeaoeriter Club. Kol hi tuck Club, ill! NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY Andy Penoa Club ana Wakiewe iee Paloofce tiu. TOM'W "My Friend Irmo 6:30 Cont..

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