The entertainment presented by USO Camp Show 269, "Girls! Girls! Girls!" featured songs from Oklahoma, although the men knew very few of the songs they enjoyed the show. Miss Penny Bancroft became ill just hours before the group departed for Yangkai, and was absent from their performance in The LAST RESORT.
The combined entertainment troupe immediately after arriving inside 'The LAST RESORT'.
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Ann MacQuarrie and Patricia Flynn provide chilling hugs to unidentified resident of Yang Chiseh Air Base.
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Five of the "girls" of the All Girl Revue shortly after their arrival at Yangkai, China: Rose Marie Volin, Georgia Lloyd, Ann MacQuarrie, Patricia Flynn, and Gigi Gilpin.
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The MC introduces Miss Rose Marie Volin...
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...then, following her performance, assists her departure from the stage.
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Gigi Gilpin, beautiful Broadway actress, performs a dramatic dance.
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Patricia Flynn and Georgia Lloyd perform a skit.
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Georgia Lloyd and Patricia Flynn, as well as the band, appear humorously shocked as a Yangkai serviceman puts a major kiss on Ann McQuarrie.
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With the band's rapt attention, Gigi Gilpin and Miss Lloyd conduct test of G.I.'s (played by Ann MacQuarrie) chemical-biological defense equipment.
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After involving a couple of men in skits, Georgia Lloyd and Gigi Gilpin now seem to be exchanging quips with the audience.
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The girls were accompanied by a CBI Entertainment Production Unit (E.P.U.), "Hump Happy". This group formed with CBI servicemen, included an MC and several talented young men who provided instrumental backup and musical interludes between acts, as well as comedy skits and follies-type entertainment, as individuals and groups.
Unfortunately, we have been unable to identify any of the men in the following images of their performances.
The previously noted "A Humourous Quiz Book." provided dozens of comedic question-answer anecdotes, and perhaps was used by either the Master of Ceremonies (MC) or the apparent comic and strangely dressed men in other segments of the show.
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Unidentified serviceman sings a song during interlude between acts.
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Unidentified serviceman plays a song on harmoica during interlude between acts.
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Unidentified serviceman provides a saxophone jazz interlude between acts.
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Emcee acts as straight man for unidentified "Hump Happy" comediene.
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Unidentified serviceman, in glasses, reads something out loud while emcee adjusts robe of unidentified "Hump Happy" man dressed as "Lady Justice".
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Laughing unidentified serviceman, in glasses, looks at the stage floor while emcee holds open curtains for departure of unidentified "Hump Happy" man dressed as "Baby New Year".
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