The Armored Sentinel (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 5, 1953 Page: 3 of 12

Thursday March 5 1953
THEATERS SERVICE CLUBS
MESSES
Games.
Wedding.
Thursday March 5
No. 1—"Off Limits" Bob Hope.
No. 3—"The Tall Texan" Lloyd Bridges.
No. 5—"I'll Get You" George Raft.
BRIGADE AVE. SERVICE CLUB—Ping Pong Talent Night.
NORTH HOOD SERVICE CLUB—Hobby Night.
Friday March 8
No. 1—"Off Limits" Bob Hope.
No. 3—"Jack McCall Desperado" George Montgomery.
No. 5—"The Star" Bette Davis.
BRIGADE AVE. SERVICE CLUB—Canasta Organ Moments Pool.
NORTH HOOD SERVICE CLUB—Card Instructions:
K. B. OFFICERS MESS—Cash Prize Games "Happy Hour."
Saturday March 7
No. 1—"The Tall Texan" Lloyd Bridges.
No. 3—"The Bandit of Sherwood Forest" Cornel Wilde.
No. 5—"I Love Melvin" Donald O'Connor.
BRIGADE AVE. SERVICE CLUB—1st Armored Variety Show Prize
NORTH HOOD SERVICE CLUB—"Salute to the 1st Armored" Var­
iety Show.
Sunday March 8
No. 1—"Jack McCall Desperado" George Montgomery.
No. 3—"The Quiet Man" John Wayne.
No. 5—"Off Limits" Bob Hope.
BRIGADE AVE. SERVICE CLUB—Coffee Call Talent Show Tourna­
ments.
NORTH HOOD SERVICE CLUB—Coffee Call Jazz Band & Dra­
matics Club Show.
Monday March 9
No. 1—"The Bandit of Sherwood Forest" Cornel Wilde.
No. 3—"The Glass Wall" Vittorio Gassman.
No. 5—"Off Limits" Bob Hope.
BRIGADE AVE. SERVICE CLUB—Discussion Group Quiz Show.
NORTH HOOD SERVICE CLUB—Tournaments.
Tuesday March 10
No. 1—"The Quiet Man" John Wayne.
No. 3—"Destination Gobi" Richard Widmark.
No. 5—"The Tall Texan" Lloyd Bridges.
BRIGADE AVE. SERVICE CLUB—Organ Recital.
NORTH HOOD SERVICE CLUB—Dance Class.
Wednesday March 11
No. 1—"The Glass Wall" Vittorio Gassman.
No. 3—"Destination Gobi" Richard Widmark.
No. 5—"Jack McCall Desperado" George Montgomery.
BRIGADE AVE. SERVICE CLUB—Canasta Contest Pokena Mock
NORTH HOOD SERVICE CLUB—Disc Jockey Hour Pop Corn Party.
POST LIBRARY—"Symphonic Hour."
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March 5—6
"THE LADY SAYS NO"
Joan Caulfield & David Niven
SATURDAY
March 7
"BARON OF ARIZONA"
Vincent Price & Ellen Drew
SUN.—MON.—TUES.
March 8—9—10
"THE WAC FROM
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Judy Canova
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
March 11—12
"Phantom Of The Opera"
Plus
"And Then There Were Four"
Servicemen's Center
Main St.
Free Coffee Cookies at All
Times
Prize Games Saturday Night
Open 4-10 p.m. Mon.—Thurs.
1—11 p.m. Friday—Sunday
Games Phone Booths Reading
and Writing Material Shower.
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
March 5—6
George Raft—Dorothy Hart
"LOAN SHARK"
SATURDAY
March 7
Zachary Scott
Veronica Lake
"WIHGS OF DANGER"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
March &V9
Biiig- Crosby—Jane Wyman
"JUST FOR YOU"
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
March 10—11
Roland Culver—Glynls Johns
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Food of
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HAWLIN' OUT THE CHUCK WAGON for the Texas Hoe-Down
Saturday night at the Temple USO 214 S. 10th St. are two
servicemen's wives and "Nina" a local volunteer. Dressed up for
the Western spree are Mrs. Mark A. Moses (left) whose husband
is a sergeant with Hq. Reserve Command and Mrs. Eugene Durant
whose husband is a sergeant in Co. A 1st MTB. (Photo by Dryk's
Studio Temple.)
Texas Hoe-Down
At Temple USO
Saturday Night
A Texas Hoe-Down is being spon­
sored by the Servicewives' Club
Saturday night at the Temple USO
214 S. 10th St. in honor of Texas
Independence Day which was cele­
brated Monday.
The wives stated that they are
planning "a real Western spree"
and that servicemen and girls in
search of a "rip-snortin' good
time" are advised to come in cas
ual clothing.
"Hosses and shoo tin' irons" they
added "will be checked at the
door."
The Hoe-Down will start at 7 p.m.
and a Lone Star chuck wagon will
distribute refreshments.
Temple
USO
214 S. 10th St.
Thursday March 5
7 p.m.—Meeting Veteran Vol­
unteer Committee.
8 p.m.—Whist Tournament.
Friday March 6
7 p.m.—Square Dance Class.
8 p.m.—Horse Racing.
Saturday March 7
4 p.m.—Snack Time:
8-11 p.m.—TEXAS HOE-DOWN
(Celebrating Texas Independence
Day—March 2)
Sunday March 8
9:30 a.m.—Java Hour.
10:30 a.m.—Morning Devotions.
2 p.m.—Classical Recordings.
6 p.m.—Refreshments.
7:30 p.m.—Movies.
9 p.m.—Informal Games.
Monday March 9
8 p.m.—You Name It.
Tuesday March 10
7 p.m.—Meeting Program Com­
mittee.
Wednesday March 11
8 p.m. Operating Committee
Meeting.
8 p.m.—"Snack" Prize Games.
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SHOW TIME 7:15—9:00
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
March 5—6
Bruce Kellogg—Marilyn Nash
"UNKNOWN WORLD"
SATURDAY
March 7
George Reeves—Phyllis Coates
"SUPERMAN"
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
March 8—9
John Payne—Arlene Dahl
"CARIBBEAN"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
March 10—11
Gene Evans
"STEEL HELMET"
SHOW TIME 7:15-9:00
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Off-Post
Out-hook
Thursday March 5
Beaumont—Boston Pops Orches­
tra.
Austin—Boys' State Basketball
Tournament (through March 7).
El Paso—SW Small-Bore Rifle
Meet.
Fort Worth—Exhibit: 18th Cen­
tury Paintings (through March 26)
Dallas Basketball: SMU vs
TCU.
Dallas—National Collegiate Bil
liards Tourney.
Friday March 6
El Paso—Young People's Con
cert.
Fort Worth Opera: "Tosca"
(also March 11)
Fort Worth Southwest Track
Meet (also March 7)
Saturday March 7
San Antonio—S. A. Symphony &
Karl Leifheit pianist.
Sunday March 8
Victoria—County Livestock Show
(through March 10).
Fort Worth Symphonic Band
Concert.
Fort Worth Guy Lombardo
Orchestra.
Dallas—Benny Goodman clari­
net soloist with Symphony Orches­
tra.
Monday March 9
El Paso—Concert': Verdi's "Re­
quiem."
Fort Worth Benny Goodman
clarinet soloist with Symphony
Orchestra.
Lubbock—Concert: Eleanor Ste-
ber soprano.
Tuesday March 10
Lubbock—Music in the Round.
San Angelo—Philharmonic Soc­
iety Program.
Fort Worth—Paintings by Bror
Utter (through March 26).
Wednesday March 11
El Paso—Skating Vanities 01-
sen & Johnson (through March 15)
Thrift Shop
Many new items have come
in this week among them are:
Easy Whirl Dryer with pump-
in good condition G. E. Vacu­
um good condition New Air
Matress 24-72 inches New Seth
Thomas Metronome.
Interstate Theatres
TEMPLE
A A EI A
THURS. FRI. SAT.
GUNSMOKE
Audie Murphy Susan Cabot
(In Color)
SUN. MON. TUES. WED.
IVANHOE
Robert Taylor Elizabeth Taylor
(In Color)
THURS. FRI. SAT.
"HORIZONS WEST"
Robert Ryan Julia Adams
(In Color)
SUNDAY and MONDAY
"THE THIEF"
Ray Milland
This Week's
Screen
"THE QUIET MAN"—In one of
the outstanding films of the year
director John Ford scores with a
heartwarming frolicsome comedy
of Ireland. An Irish-American re­
turns to the Emerald Island and
has to fight half way across County
Galway to win his titan-haired col­
leen. The fine Technicolor camera
captures the beauty of Ireland and
the first rate cast captures its spir­
it. With John Wayne Maureen
O'Hara Barry Fitzgerald Ward
Bond Victor McLaglen and the
Irish Players. Short: "Country
Mouse" cartoon.
"THE GLASS WALL"—Colum­
bia's drama of a DP who illegally
enters the U. S. and runs the immi­
gration officials a merry chase that
ends up atop the United Nations
building. With Vittorio Gassman
and Gloria Grahame. Shorts
"Jungle Monarchs" Animal Calva-
cade and "The Make Believe Re­
view'' cartoon.
"DESTINATION GOBI" A
small Navy weather station de­
tachment in the Mongolian Desert
has it rough when trying to es­
cape the invading enemy forces.
With Richard Widmark and Don
Taylor. Short: "How to be a De­
tective" Disney cartoon.
"THE TALL -TEXAN"—Lippert
goes western with this tale of gold
prospectors and Indian burial
grounds. With Lloyd Bridges Marie
Windsor Lee J. Cobb and Luther
Adler. Shorts: Bobby Shantz in
"Sportscope" and "Peck O'
Trouble" cartoon.
"THE BANDIT OF SHERWOOD
FOREST"—Robin Hood's son car­
ries on the tradition of improb­
able heroics and derring-do in this
Columbia reissue with Cornel
Wilde and Anita Louise. Shorts:
Newsreel and "Pill Peddlers" car­
toon.
"JACK McCALL DESPERADO"
—Sticking to the formula set by
"The Great Train Robbery" this
Technicolor western is based on
the life of a post-Civil War gun-
slinger. With George Montgomery
and Angela Stevens. Shorts: News-
reel and "House Party" with Andy
and Dela Russell.
"THE STAR"—In one of the top
flicks of the year a fading .film
star makes her last ditch stand
against Father Time but finds
that no matter how glorious the
past it can't be recaptured. Turn
ing in her usually fine pyrotecnic
performance is Bette Davis ably
assisted by Sterling Hayden. Short
"Thar She Blows" Warner's Spe
cial.
"OF LIMITS"—A fight mana­
ger follows his pug into the Army
and sets off assorted military may­
hem mixed with music and a cur-
vey blond. Starring Bob Hope
Mickey Rooney Marilyn Maxwell
Eddie Mayehoff and Jack Demp-
sey. Short: "Pluto's Christmas
Tree" Disney cartoon.
"I LOVE MELVIN"—A chorus
cutie and a bulb carrier for a Look
photog play it for laughs and tunes
in this lively youthful technicolor
musical comedy. With Donald O'­
Connor Debbie Reynolds and Una
Merkel. Shorts: "Mickey Rooney
Then and Now." Screen Snapshot
and "Birth of Venus" Art of the
Renaissance.
'I'LL GET YOU" Methodical
direction and sub-standard lensing
hamper this routine cloak-and-dag­
ger melodrama with a London set­
ting. With George Raft and Sally
Gray. Shorts: Newsreel and Grant-
land Rice's "Sport Car Racing."
—R. L. P.
Kill*'fit
USO
106 W. Ave.
Thursday March 5
8 p.m.—Community Night-Card
Party Refreshments Prizes.
Friday March 6
8 p.m. Dance Jam with the
Juke.
Saturday March "7
8 p.m.—Co-Co-Nut Club featur­
ing the Mellow Men.
9:30 p.m.—Floor Show.
Sunday March 8
9:30 a.m.—Open House.
5 p.m.—Vesper Service conducted
by the First Methodist Church. Re­
freshments after Vespers.
Monday March 9
9:30 a.m.—Open House til 10:30
p.m.
Tuesday March 10
8 p.m.—Square Dancing caller
Allen Hamilton.
Wednesday March 11
1:30 p.m.—Better Half Club
8 p.m. Lucky Dime Prize
Games.
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NEW CLUB ROOM.
'V'
PERT PAULA KELY chosen as
CBS Radio's "Girl of the Month"
models the latest in winter at­
tire. What it lacks in practicabil­
ity is more than compensated for
in eye appeal.
Temple
rso
117 S. 5th St.
Thursday March 5
6:30 p.m.—GSO Meeting.
7:30 p.m.—Prize Games.
Friday March 6
8 p.m.—Square Dancing Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Casey Instructors.
10 p.m.—Refreshments.
Saturday March 7
9:30 a.m.—Record for listening.
1:30 p.m.—Leather Craft Marion
Smith Tom Haley and Mrs. George
Eden.
8:30 p.m.—Orchestra Dance
Earl McNutt Quintette.
10:30 p.m.—Refreshments "Arno
Art Club"—President Mrs. Raleigh
White.
11:30 p.m.—"I'll See You In My
Dreams."
Sunday March 8
8:30 a.m.—Java Hour Young
Adult Department of the First
Methodist Church. Chm. Dr. Chas.
Gillespie.
9:30 a.m.—Attend the Church of
Your Choice.
1:30 p.m. "Talk A Letter
Home."
3 p.m.—Sing Along.
5 p.m.—Dinner Bell Catholic
Ladies. President Mrs. C. E. Cal­
loway.
7:30 p.m.—Informal Games.
Monday March 9
7:30 p.m.—Ping Pong.
Tuesday March 10
8 p.m.—Canasta.
Wednesday March 11
7-10 p.m. Leather Craft and
"Talk A Letter Home."
TEM-BEL
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Temple-Belfon Hi-Way
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
March 5—6
"WHEN IN ROME''
Saturday March 7
"CRIPPLE CREEK"
SUNDAY & MONDAY
March 8—9
"SON OF PALEFACE"
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
March 10-r-ll
"O HENRY'S FULL HOUSE"
LOOP
DRIVE IN—TEMPLE
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
March 5—6
"GROUNDS FOR
MARRIAGE"
Saturday March 7
"THE RED BADGE
OF COURAGE"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
March 8—9
"RUBY GENTRY"
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
March 10—11
"GO FOR BROKE"
VETERANS
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Leave Temple by way of
McCloskey Veteran Hospital
to Rogers... stop at the
third store en the right.
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way 190.
MP Comedian
Emcees Off-Duty
The old saying about unfriendly
military policemen suffers a sharp
set back in the person of PFC Herb
Moglin a professional comic em­
cee and entertainer assigned to the
501st MP Co.
A natural ad-lib comic with a
wealth of story material the police­
man has been emceeing the Sat­
urday night floor shows at the Kil­
leen USO's Co-Co-Nut Club for the
past several months.
The 21-year-old native of The
Bronx N. Y. got his start in the
quip and gag business in the fam­
ous "Borscht Belt" the night clubs
of the numerous summer hotels in
the Catskill Mountains of New
York. Spawned there were such
comics as Danny Kaye Jerry Lew­
is Milton Berle and Sid Caesar.
WORKED AS WAITER
When he was a 16-year-old high
school student working as waiter
during the summer Moglin heard
that a job was open at one of the
resorts as an emcee and "social
director." With his typical brash-
ness he applied for the job that
called for previous experience he
didn't have—and got the job.
After that it was as Moglin puts
it "Four seasons of knocking your­
self out with four shows on Satur­
day night and the rest of the week
—nothing!"
By the time he was drafted Mog­
lin had his "Borscht Circuit" ex­
perience plus bits at night clubs in
and around New York. This he put
to good use during basic training
at Ft. Jackson S. C. where he
emceed shows several times a
month at the Columbia S. C. USO
and continued his entertaining at
the Killeen Club when he was trans­
ferred to Hood last July.
NCO GRADUATION TOMORROW
A patrolman for the 501st be­
fore entering the radio repair
course at the NCO Academy from
which he graduates tomorrow. Mog­
lin throws his stocky 5 foot 10 inch
frame and his freckled expressive
face into all of his jokes and story
telling.
One of his favorite tales is prob­
ably more fiction that fact but he
tells it this way:
"During basic I wanted to go
into town and I got a special pass
—seven minutes. It took longer to
wait for the bus.
"Finally I got to the dance in
town that was well attended by
40000 guys and six girls. But I
got the prettiest girl there She
looked like a hockey stick with
hair.
"She was beautiful. And such
nice even teeth. It wasn't until four
weeks later that I found out that
they were 'Chicklets.'
Moglin's Army experience has
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provided him with a barrel full of
gagster material most of it pok­
ing good natured fun at military
situations. For instance he ex­
plains why KPs are sometimes un­
happy: "They get up an hour earl­
ier for the same pay."
With all of his clowning Moglin
has his serious side and plans to
attend college in quest of a law
degree after his present Ax-my serv­
ice is completed. He hopes to em­
cee and be a disc jockey while at
college to help himself financially
and as he puts it "for kicks."
HERB MOGLIN in his "work­
ing clothes" as an emcee and
comedian is a member of the
501st MP Co. (Photo by Sloan).
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