Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-09-23

anu opci atoIb Bci together. Let
give these kids a break. They de-
serve IL. for all of il is good talent,
the best TO be found anywhere.
And the mite club patrons OF De-
troit deserve good show for once
in blue moon.
HonOred Guest AZ The NJ. ID. l..
Club
Monday mite at the NJ. ID. l.. Club
was a gala mite. for Il was Frank
Owens birthday for one thing. and
again. | was the special guest of
those charming lovable and inter
esting little sweet things. Louise
Walker, Glennda Brannock. and
Eunice Wilson. And are they real
hostesses. or are they real hos
tesses? At midnite the club got
busy and did some real broadcast
ing. Bill Walker burned up the
ether waves and sang Learn To
Groom" while petite. charming
Helen Wiles chirped "Hummlng
To Myself" and then the ever de-
mure and shy hooking bird Glen
nda Brannock sang Trees" The
M. ID. J.. is another rendevouz
where there is great galaxity of
talent. Louise Walker, villa Mae
Lane. Glennda Brannock, Eunice
Wilson. Mildren helms. Billy Hit.
Jimmy Strong's NJ. ID. l.. Orches-
ira. Bobbie Ware. Billy Adams. La
Rue and Lane. and the Three Bad
Boys from Chicago What a
big conglomeration OF talent and
favorites! And yet you never get
tired of eing any of them work. {
they are indeed a sure cure for the
blues II you have a bad case of
them. If not then they make your
troubles seem small and your
heart much lighter anyway and the
next day you feel like working and
toiling. The entire show is a Joy
and a delight and Detroit's elite
certainly jam and crowd every
inch of space.
II you think that Helen Wiles
can't chirp you are very badly
mistaken. and don't forget Glennda
Brannock and Eunice Wilson. boy
oh boy can they Groom and chirp
and sing? Are you asking me? No
forgot I'm telling you. And
Louise Walker can sing and dance
like one OF King Solomon's court
dancing girls. Among the notables
present at tho NJ ID. l.. Monday
mite was Charles Beal with Noble
Sissle in person! Anyway. tho M.
u. l.. won the hearts of all the
patrons Monday mite for every
body@eemed TO try to Guido them
selves, maybe II was because OF
Mr.. Owens birthday.
Mnguns Ciark's Cotton Club
winfield Scott Countee. the
drummer at Magnus Clark's Cot
ton club certainly knows what to
do with those sticks, brushes ana
drums OF his. Almost makes the
things talk. And Mr.. Clark has
done some decorating lately. The
club looks great and 1t seems TO
be another bright spot along the
main stem. 1t certainly is n favo-
rite rendevouz.
The Musicians And Entertainers
Club
The Musicians Club is doing a
rushing business. Maybe II is be
cause of the pretty little Minnie
Thomason. OF course we dare not
saw for sure. but anyway IL is oui
opinion II that means anything.
Pekin Cafe
! Miss Irma Smith wants to veal
diamonds and furs and ride II
very expensive limosines and live
in n manson and own a yatch
Miss Elizabeth Castle SAYS that sh'
does not love anyone at all and II
nut her name i'm the paper she u
going TO make me look like a sit
ter or sponge--Now do you cal
that nice? Who was the waitress
that upset a whole glass of waite
on a customer and who was tn
customer? We'll its time to sa
Adios until next week we wish yo
luck. success and happiness.