Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-09-16

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The mobs jam into the late spots
every weekend, and the way the
elite stampede to rest their feet
under the gaily covered tables or
on the brass rails, one would think
that there was no such thing as or
Man Depression. But anyway Sem
ora Villa Strickland. wealthy
land owner was at the Russell
House Grill the other skiddawning,
and she and her party seemed to
be more than happy -Senorita
Bobbie Wilson and Senior Clarence
Hughes go places, see things but
still lshe is the featured star at
the swanky Russell House Grill
Sonora MAZDA jenkins and Senorita
Hazel Echols are a hard team to
beat when they play cards together
Sonora Rozelle Hit tBill's wife,
is tickling the worries at the we'll
favored Russell House Grill and
still we cannot understand her
Funny how women will say one
thing and do another-The Para
disc Garden, the NJ. ID. l.. Club, and
the Pekin Cafe are doing land
Office business What with the
mobs bursting seeking standing
room in each Miss Irma Smith
is one of the popular Mattresses
at the Pekin-Little Josephine
Baker was at the Musicians Club
with a rawther elderly gentleman
i'm tow-Josie always looks and
acts like a princess who had just
left the royal palace room for
choice few moments of pleasure
Kid Williams and his suntan re-
vue are going over at the Paradise
Gardent with loud bang Senior
and Sonora Lawrence Eggerson are
holding forth at the Castle theatre
and the Russell House Grill.
Senorita Glennda Brannock has
returned to the city. and brought
sweet. lovely young lady back
from Chicago with her-You can
see and hear them both In action
al the NJ. ID. l.. Club -Senorlta
Floye Johnson, Dimples Harris and
other dine at the Russell House
Grill quite frequently-And they
certainly are an eyeful Bobby
Flute. Henry chatham. and Bobby
Frazier, are the Three Bad Boys
Don't remember me, do you Senior
Frazier?-Ask me sometimes and
will tell you where you and
met before-Do you remember
Flora Washington? Nun sed--
Senorita Mildred helms and Billy
Hit are the producers at the NJ.
ID. Senorita Lillian Jasper Is
the charming and pleasing eyeful
behind the desk I'm the Norwood
Hotel in. the. early afternoon
Sonora Lorraine Fuqua Is still the
dancing and ever popular chlorine
at the Paradise Gardens Too bad
some real producer does not take
such local talent as Lorraine,
Nooky, Dimples Harris. Lawrence
Eggerson, Floye Johnson and so
many others, back to New York.
Los Angeles, or Chicago for a big
show-Boy, oh boy. what show
and what sensation!-This col
umnist is going to give you some
thing interesting in the way OF
theatrical contest real soon, so be
on the lookout for IL.
Some people have gotten the
bright idea that we newspaper
writer's are hardboiled, cold. iron
wood and steel peice OF humanity
but that is erroneous. We are pure
flesh and blood human beings. We
have our joys and sorrows. We
have our tears and happy NOM
ents Oh, yes, you can just bet that
we havel And to prove that we arc
human this is one columnist who
is going to indulge In the act OF
recalling some of the events and
faces which just now fit across
my mind. DO you call 1t reminsc-
ing?
wonder what has become OF the
Cotton Club chorines? A beautiful
chorus of eight girls. | should say
eight dancing girls because they
were exceptionally good dancers.
There was Johnnie Mae Johnson.
who was engaged to marry Rosie
Washington, producer and pro-
minent figure on Central avenue In
Los Angeles. Lucille Forby, Anna
belle Gordon Marietta Cault Vala-
da Potter. Gladys Henderson,.
Maudine Simmons, and 10 10
Wicks. A lively gang of chorines
they were. The last we saw OF lit
tie 10 10 was In Chicago during
the summer of last year. She was
at one OF the boxing matches at the
Savoy ballroom. And, as for the
others, Il is q har dguess as to just
where they are. We would like to
know, however. IL Johnnie Mae
johnson and Rossie Washington
ever got married. Those two we're
very dear friends of mine. In fact.
was their p. a. (Press AGENT for
quite some time.
There that international
flgue. dec,. d to have been most
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