Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-05-06
SHARP'S
EYES
Especial To The Tribune)

l enjoyed my stay at the
Payne's home in Cleveand. It is
certainly a beautiful home; and
when it was all lighted up for the
Homecoming party of DIR. Whit
field, il looked even more beauti-
full. And by the way the Paynes
can certainly throw a swell party.
Mrs. Payne is perfect hostess,
and Attorney Lawrence Payne
sees to it that his guests are never
thirsty-nothing stronger tan
3.2H orange blossom was serv-
ed-but it surely hit the spot, and
suited me to q 7.
After my train ride to Deroit l
found my self we'll rested. After
checking in at the Dunbar Hotel,
((where most of the cast are
staying) and devouring a veal
outlet (breaded) dinner at tire ex-
pense OF the Williams, set out
in search of a friend. II turned
out to be a long journey bystreet-
car, but | really enjoyed it be-
cause it gave me somewhat of
chance to see some thing of the
town-My car, (that is the street
carr even stopped long enough
for me to enjoy good street
fight. Personally l do not like
fights, hut this one was just lit
tie bit different from the ordi-
nary fight-One fellow was try
ing to beat up another fellows
head with an empty soda water
crate.
After this delay finally arriv-
ed at my friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Byrd. on the west side-There /
met Mrs. Anna Robinson, Mrs.
Roert Green and Mrs. Thomas
Banks-To all OF whom / now
say THANK You" for vry plea
SAINT evening.
STRAY SHOTS
AT Cleveland Our Gang Club
gave a very successful affair at
the Sunset last Thursday night.
T. he club is a popular one and
Mr.. Ross Lyttle is its president.
II is worth a trip to Cleveland
to visit the Phyllis Whcate'y AS
sooation; and do not fail TO meet
Miss Jane f. (Smiling, Hunter,
the secretary. Coas Wise is a coed
one act play play by lasdora Ben
nett-and ne Gilpin Players can
certainly put ii over.
FLOYD and FRANCO, two we'll
known New Workers, re operating
in Detroit at present. AT their
apartment on st. Antoine st. they
have a boarding house for thea
tiical people. all OF the (vers
nice) people can be located there
most any old time. Il ran into
Kid Williams, Billy Hit, and
George Green. whose company
is at the Dunbar Theatre i.
George is still the same likabde
fellow and asked me to saw "Hel-
10" to all Of his New York friends,
and Cleve Bottoms, the saxophone
player best of his kin, who halls
from Indianapolis, says Hello"
to all his friends too.
At the club SOC here, met Buff
falo James, Louise Walker, James
Rutherford, NADIA Jenkins, and
Thorton Ross entertainers
George Sanders Three Keys play
the dance tunes and it surely
is a swell place TO while away
some lonesome hours, (of which
there are pletuy among all of us)
1t seems to me that one Of the
Heavenly Choir ladies is falling
for the Chauffeur of ADAM
this may be only a passing fancy,
but at present it looks mighty SER
ious
Our show did quite a rushing
business in Detroit. 1t is rumored
that we will return for another
engagement in the near future :.
and so we arc Oft for two weeks
Of two day stands here and there
in cities of Pennsylvania . If you
| Banks .hese's nws The banks
are now open, so the stuff must be
available Adios until next
week.
Ivan Sharp