The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17
'ClefClub
Notes
(By BILLY ROACH)

| front seats for children whose par
ents are unable to pay their way.
Children are usually what we
make Them if we paid little more
attention to their behavior, perhaps
the griefs would be a little less.
Simply cut the work CLEF CLUB
NOTES from the DETROIT TRI-
BUNE and same will admit 25
children. Please Come Early.
Flute Morton will play a Flute
solo Of Souvenir by Franz Drdla.
Those who were in attendance at
our last concert will remember the
beautiful soloing by Flutes Nor
ton. in the selection, "a Japanese
Sunset" Won't you help prolong
the life of this organization by your
whole hearted support? Your son;
or daughters ambitions may be
realized through these small eff
forts of the Clef Club. We cry for
a chance, an opportunity, yet when
the chance or opportunity comes
we do not always use it to good
advantage.
Teddy Wilson on the Jane Ses-
sion (10) via WJR, played Liza,
Tea For Two in pleasing fashion.
My only objection is that these
lads play certain tunes to death,
and never give the others a chance
to be heard
Edith King, we'll known in night
club circles, will appear on Mr..
Handy's program leading the Cen
fury Chorus in .... guess, then
come out and see if you guessed
correctly. You have heard her To-
bacco Road, Chloe, now hear her
lead the Chorus in ..--..I won't
tell you, come out and hear for
yourself.
Officer Wash Hardy has taken so
tickets at $1.00, and will report
$4,000 in cash. Wash is the Clef
Clubs No. 1 Salesman. His past
performances has shown that he
never returns any unsold tickets.
He says in front, count these as
cash Wash Hardy. We need more
Double Darrell statesmen like
Wash. Are you listening william?
The Clef Club is offering a men,
bership plus life Insurance at
greatly reduced rates. Investigate
by writing to Clef Club Notes care
of Detroit Tribune.
A new Drummer is in town from
way down Yonder in New Or
leans" and calls himself C. Simp-
son, no relation to Sam Simpson;
hope they don't get the names mix
ed up when calling for Drummers.
The Clef Club welcomes Mr.. Simp-
son to Detroit
WITH YOUR ENTERTAINERS:
Windy and Gussie are stopping
the show at the Frontenac go. :
Leonard Reeds new show is a
Corker, stop in and see for your
self.
Mike Morgan's the winner for the,
week ending (3), and has COM
pletely Illuminated Mitzie Coleman
with those long distance phone |
calls. The last one coming from ~ |
J.
Old Man River is planning a spe-
cial party for Mr.. Handy. James
Rutherford to the rest Of the world
with strong Baritone voice. Drop
in at Buffalo's and hear him as
George Sanders accompanies him
at the piano.
There is plenty of Heat out at
the Heat Wave
The Head Cotton Picker was
very pleased to meet the members
of the 'Charioteers.' Listen to them
over WJR every Thursday at 1880
D. m.
Rollo S. Vest is growing a NOUS
tache. Wonder Why?
Conn Ltd. Manufacturers of the
worlds largest numbers Of must
cal instruments pays tribute to w.
c. Handy with a special baton,
bearing the following inscription,
ITO w. c. Handy, Grand Old Daddy
Of the Blues" The Free Press,
Times, News, and your weekly pap
ers are sending reporters to see
how much appreciation you have
for this Grand Old Man. What
kind of a report are you going to