The Omaha guide., 1935-12-14
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FROM BROADWAY TO HARLEM

If. E ssis r Ts5t Gty.s ssi%H sn sat tss't Hf Of 'G S Q tHass fo p sSs
incoming me winter 's season ZEN New York City is also besieged with an
unusually long yI list of European scouts Ssyss - Ien ii Leon ama S Msese be ana
rehearsas for the new c. ,; cOchrane Revseal FOLLOW The sq |"
famous comedy team, are as9 Id II Iop Ss15 making 7 .sn REfSGrstis s9s, for Of
musical cgmeay is in Paris and from reports gathered SihssGsd here he n ready into to
he sp a In is @t te Touns female tap dancer. Freda Altman, who
has been the big name in the new show at Sma aoms Paradise nrodncer snes
5 so% q ee ought S to g N Ollie Potter ta"' Gods Is gift to the bues) an
opportunity on Broadway.
Peg Ieg Bates. who has been acclaimed in America t 6 fOdda Epr t%s
Saturday Dec. ~ to appear with Lew Lesfe's new Continenta,
oS y the nres rS%a rue e Of %Mn Ia the Iangston Hughes problem
play psy i,n ss,sS has to 5 %SF or fine ns'' .s SG1is't Of Fo 6ss'9 %scHe %nSa'G and Chick
Sser Mix. rc Js"oS. IF the a aFs' c sne e Glib 81 placed %t Fcoet s| on sale
for the Joe e. Lo n.s Too,1 u1 1. nrot sstTus sell. ~ fe tSs' squared red
arena birgies.
OBSERVATIONS At, 5oth AND BROADWAY: Ethel Voters RS
y wIns.1 as ca big as her w T9ToIor e. E 1n the b sgT sGa far and an 'T %ide a as TIE
",Father of the blues" now sfxty-thTee and still going strong wit. with
Ss nus Music 93o'p piaFge S@ taking X % %Dout. the Che sales value Of the Don
F Fes%an aO %GiDss' over to 9F the FoT % studios Ss to ret another big copt-aet
ows nome iS tS Shi EAT Stre %tS ne Styr q %an 'S Sox gSfs q CROSSES Kgos,.sd
Farem goOfy during the past week at the Apollo with ms
break the guitar t%' s F%s and and the drum head Of two promiro9t
with support a m money for their respective beaerrbaives within ten
Bombers, Negro professional football team coached nv Fritz Pollard
biaI hp@T inferno gn'e eoneS t bn- Hesf Wave fame anne IL: a a HafaG% s "a i so dn
lnno9te9, right neSt dSor to a sniritualist. Cult on Seventh Avenne
ieVes eahes and luke, last Vea cclalneu as INC "N.'S r'0
precision dancers land rghtfully SOY. will tna9Gurate the NV
season with On entirely now scf-a noint of beenine ahead-ot me
pack There goes Mahe Garrett. the Comics I'm dancing
s f%T fars saa'fnS Coast s.fa -sDoyts S9iG "1n9siT with 1ua sT PgT + . anS IoS9rS
Taylor as Hollywoods most successful dance team verihes my pre-
dictions three years ago.
Bob Nelson, who knows New York as well as any one know,
has been signed by Prexy Albert L. Hypps (hes the big syndicate
mani to write features on Negro history a brilliant young
man just inside of thirty years who will draw plenty # attention
at strU sis1sS o'clock 5sS GniC ~sar.cB BRS IN and any you a0S Sfn .a az % ThS
he bsu aop as%stT T%S Is s. 'r fsmoas 'o ossss a 1sn7 tsrse times m sr1 @isSty at TOt the
swanky Comics Inn in the new edition of "Hot Chocolates" ::
Loads of congrats should go to Rudy Vallee. Walter Winchen, Paul
whiteman. Mark 'Hefinger, Wallace Berry, Ed Sullivan and willard
Robinson for their untfring efforts in helping Sepis talent up the
ladder by guest-starring some of our better known names on their
weekly coast-to-coast radio programs Leonard Harper is TOW
in the third week of his rehearsal for the 9Th edition II the
"IIhanqi Fories" slated to premiere within a fortnight. Mae Johnson,
GLADYS Bentiy, Avon Long, George Williams and Edna Mae Holly
are TO be featured.
Copsyigkt 1896, International Negro Press