The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-25

uihn her name has been misspell-
.'.... her name is spelled
CAMP and not KEMP as was
formerly stated. excuse me
Miss.
william Roach has Just fin
lshed writing a new song entitled
Low Tide On The Harlem River
and gave Helen Poarch one of the
first copies ltosing) 49,. Roach
VIII be remembered as the CON.
poser Of Dream Girl" and INK
Bottle stomp"
Every thing went along swell
ar Joe Louis party Saturday
night until one OF the helper al
the Dunbar Theatre. where The
party was held began a pow-wow
with the guests and then the party
ended.
OF all the people present every
one who was called upon to do q
song or cut step no one refused
but Arthur Bryson and Geechy. !.
1--we wonder if Bryson was
afraid he'd mess up his hair or
was he afraid OF lowering his
prestige prior TO leaving for
Europe with Duke Ellington.
WHY
Eddie South. the Dark Angel
or the Violin, who is now appear
ing at the Fox Theatre was one cf
the many patrons who helped 10
pack the Plantation the other
night 10 take a peep at he King
OF Comedy Johnny Hudgins.
It's a known fact that business
has increased wholesale since the
now In the fifth week engage
ment OF Johnny began. have
you seen this funny. funny fell
low?
Sun lhine Sammy informed this
department that he is NOT the
husband to the petite Dimples |
Harris as was printed IN this col |
umn last week but to the former |
Miss strct'a NcAbec OF Chicago.
Saw :onny Wilson talking. it |
over The ether a m. with Ella
tBlack Heauty) Lee or the most
famous CCrner ,r Beacon and st.
Antoine can i, be that you
were talking business. Il
thought so.
Ted Lewis. featured singer with
Gloster Currents Nightingales
/ dropped by the Plantation the
other night and sang a couple of
songs which were more than liked
by the patrons keep up tn
| Unnd work rTaA rnrnAfnt n Ure
Yutvre Tor You.
Appea: 9g the same night az
guest arfist was Antnuio Spauid
inc. nianist with Eddie South
band which appeared 1T The 70,
Theatre Las; wcef.
Bill Walker OF fhe Plantation
li1offieiai Mayor of Nniroit. re-
I Club returned 10 the Motor City.
Sunday might ~ 1875 poe EN-
from New York. whore he has
been booking acfs for the fali sea-
sou 49,, reports hat hc was well
fre1tei by Ore Ncw l1l.crs wiki
whom s. quite home having
piNa'c In numo-3 numbers ~
lr.Hea, produc"Hn7 pc also
ltl 1faf ne was ~ ~nG '0 see
the Tigers Trim'ghe Yankees.
travelling With him was Walter
Norwood
II Is quite Obvious that tho pa
irons aren't satisfied with the COM
ditions of NE Castle Theatre as a
great number OF letters of protest
aguint the local picture house are
bcing received daily stating their |
dislikes in havins 10 attend a
theatre whore they wSre absolute /
ly uncomfortable. .Sfe Won /
satisfied ...let me hear from |
you,
And now for the surprise /
promised YOU 49, Would you
speNrwo f2) cents for n delight |
VI evening Of wholesome enter
fainment as thg guest OF Bill
walker in the beautiful Club |
Plantation are you interested? |
This bit oS~news Is >Nobably out
of place b1t trust than YOU dear
readers /will tolerate It just this
once as will try and not let II
happev' again Birthday greet
ings flo Russell Cowans. Sports
Editot of the Guardian from your
protege and the staff and workers
OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
We Inknowingly allowed the date !,
TO slip by us but am told that
it's better late than never .....
good luck Russ and may you get
the break that you so rightfully |
deserve; many happy returns OF
the day; we all wish you many
more.
Maybe some of you have often
wondered what happens after
show when actress and actors re-
tire TO their dressing rooms.
we'll for your benefit come with
me for a peek into the dressing
room of Johnny Hudgins. who has
just finished his Wah-wah's be-
fore a very appreciative audience.
With him Is George McClendon
OF MAINTAIN and McClendor and
Mrs. Vests little boy Rollo. The
subject arose as to the progress
OF the fight against the Castle
Theatre Johnny and George are
few OF the tolerant readers OF
the "Lowdown") and after a BRIEF
discussion Of the prevailing sitna-
ton Johnny stated that his ambi-
ton was TO own a theatre and
hotel aside from settling down and
buying a home. George agreed to-
the part concerning the owning OF
a theatre but substituted a chicken
farm for the hotel. His reason for
doing so was later voiced as he
said. whenever I get hungry all
have TO do Is grab a foul and be-
gin. common folks these ac-
tors. say what?
Sunshine Sammy and Arthur Bry-
son are scheduled TO leave with
Duke Ellington, 193fs king OF
Jazz" for Europe IN the next two
or three weeks.
Word comes from Chicago that
Julio Sando the African who was
In Detroit early in the season Is