Action (May 1941 - Mar 1958)

HOME OF THE 20TH CENTURY -FOX BOWUNG LEAGUE La Cienega Lanes 22 Streamlined Lanet Cocktails • HO. 3654 11TH ANNUAL PICNIC WINNERS DOOR PRIZE DRAWING 1st prize, SOL ISRAELSON, $100.00 War Bond; 2nd prize, Unclaimed, $50.00 War Bond: 3rd prize, MINNIE TODD, $25.00 War Bond; 4th prize, E. F. BONOME, $25.00 War Bond. Children — $5.00 each in war stamps: Jack Jancich III, Glenn Blair, Sheila Mae Rasch, Jack E. Giles, Earl H. Myers, Nixon R. Norton, Jack Wilson, Paul Sandors, Ronald Jolley, Kathryn Koerlin. HORSE SHOES Singles; Bascom Shoat, $5 00; R. A. Wellington, $3.00. Doubles: Earl A. Wilson, $3 00; Dix-^n Fannon, $3.00 R. W. Cabot, $2.00 G. D Dempsey, $2.00: Red Rivers, $1.00; and James Jensen, $1.00. FIELD EVENTS Girls 7-9 to yard Dash: Ruth Ann Melburn, $5.00; Genevive Malmen, $3.00: Virginia Lee Wolf, $2.00. Boys 7-9 to yard Dash: Dickie Sheldon, $5.00; Lee Carlson, $3 00: Boyd Mauer, $2.00. G'ds 10-13 35 Yard Sack Race: Betty June Melburn, $5.00; Diane Dinneen, $3.00: Dorothy Jancich, $2.00. Boys 10-13 35 Yard Sack Race: Harry Vaughn, $5.00; Roger Torpin, $3.00: John King, $2.00. Girls 14-16 50 Yard Dash: Rose Mary Vaughn, $5.00; Betty Cppelland, $3.00: Marilyn Cooper, $2.00. Boys 14-16 100 Yard Dash: Robert Jones, $5.00: Dick Savage, $3 00: Bill Stumpus, $2.00. Men 17 and over — 3 Leg Race: Bob Williams, $3 00' Don Rusk $3.00R. F. Melburn, $2.00: Glen Harmon, $2.00: C. H. Ahrens, $1.00: Campbell Forsyth, $ 1 .00. U. S. POSTAGE 2c PAID LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Permit No. 12005 I Ladies — Relay Race: Mrs. Walter Christie, $3.00: Rose Spencer, $3.00: Anita Bentley, $3.00; Aaron Dorn, $2.00; Florence Melburn, $2.00; Mrs. Harry Vaughn, $2.00; Ethel Flook, $1.00; Mildred Murphree, $1.00; Maude G. Ross, $1.00. Men — 100 Yard Dash: Angelo Teresi, $5.00; George Washburn, $3.00; Harry Vaughn, $2.00. Ladies — Obstacle Race: Carol Smith, $5.00: Mrs. Thelma Ahrens, $2 00. SWI^'^IMING EVENTS Inter-Departmental Relay Race: Harold Gordon, $3.00: Harold Gordon, $3.00; Lt. Jack McEdward, $3.00; Al Hart, $3 00: Robert Trabert, $2.00: Cwen Nagle, $2 00: Harold Gordon, $2.00’ Mike Sutter, $2 00' Harold Gordon, $1.00: Mike Sutter, $1.00: Gwen Nagle, $1.00; Robert Trabert, $1.00. ’ Men — 2 lengths of pool: Robert Trabert, $5.00; Lt. Jack McEdward, $3.00; Mike Sutter, $2.00. Ladies — Novelty Race: Sylvia Estin, $5.00; Edna Cooke, $3.00: Dorothy Jancich, $2.00. Men — Novelty Race: Lt. Jack McEdward, $5.00: Pvt. C. Gxholm, $3.00: Al Hart, $2.00. Girls 7-1 I One length of Pool: Florence Haisch, $5.00; Dorothy Jancich, $3.00; Patricia Wellman, $2.00. Boys 7-1 I One lenqth of Pool: Tommy Moore, $5.00: Freddie Gordon, $3.00: Vernon Pritchard, $2.00. Boys 12-14 One length of Pool: Harold Valentine, Jr., $5 00' Don Llewellyn, $3.00; Sherwood Ball, $2.00. Ladies — One length of Pool: Dolly Vaughn, $5.00: Frances Roberts, $3 00; Muriel Roberts, $2.00. TUG-O-WAR' Grover Jones, LeRoy Hunsacker, Rav Griffith, Frank Baxley, Fred Marshall, Cliff Wood, Clarence B. LaMont and A. T. Powell, $3.00 each. THE SCRIPT TEASE By AUDRE ROCHLEN Big grins on the faces of s^eral gals on account of because their guys came home on furloughs. MARICN CRAW Announcement To all members of the Studio Club, we are offering a membership in the BEVERLY HILLS ATHLETIC CLUB, without the usual twenty-five dollar initiation tee, for the sum of five dollars per month. You may join the Club for our regular dues which are only five dollars a month. For this amount, you are entitled to the full facilities of the Club which includes gymnasium, swimming pool, handball and badminton courts, card room, steam room, and other facilities. Obtain your application from your Studio Club. Join now and meet your friends from the Lot at BEVERLY HILLS ATHLETIC CLUB. FGRD was fairly hysterical because her hero husband, Lt. Ray Crawford, came home on a thirty day leave. Ray is a fighter pilot and has six olanes shot down to his credit . . . SALLY CAREY'S husband, Guy Carey was home after eighteen months in the Aleutians . . . GERTRUDE FRYE'S son, Wayne, visited her after thirteen months in the same place . . . DCRCTHY HARRIS' best beau, Lt. Cecil Barker, was in town for a few weeks after having been away eight months. GRUESCME TWCSCMES: BUNNY GGUCH has been buzzing here and there with PAUL WURTZEL . . . MILLIE SAGE and BCB IFVERSCN still making it a steady thing . . . EDITH CAHCCN and her air cadet, Russell Johnson, readying the shoes and rice routine . . . SARAH PRITCHETT still looking forward to every weekend because her soldier fella comes in town . . . CHIT-CHAT: Ever notice how much FRANCES BERGER resembles GREER GARSCN? . . . MARY McBRIDE back among the fold after a leave of absence . . . WINCNAH GRACIE transferred to the production office . . . MARIE LENT is now a First Sergeant with the WACS . . . LCRRIE PCRTER about to become a bride ... What tall, dark and glamorous gal is the recipient of the attentions of what Ex-20th Century-Fox star, now a member of the air corp 111 Don't forget the next visit to the lot of the Red Cross Mobile Blood Bank Unit — Cctober 29.