The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-11-12
Round The Town

Out 10 see the ftepeFlofy RAY
ers put across in fine style an
other one Of their plays. There is
little doubt in the minds Of FEEDER
al Playgoers that lot has been
accomplished with the material the
directors have had to work with;
which promptly shows what can
be done with the proper training.
This column IS firmly behind the
Federal Theatre Project one hum
dred percent and. like lot Of
other people. we never miss seeing
each play.
The gasoline station at 10th
Avenue and E. Madison is a Gil
more station and in charge is a
young colored lad. He is there
on trial just to see If he can sell
the gas given him to sell. # he
Is successful in promoting enough
business, the Gilmore Gas Com
pany IS willing and anxious to give
work to other coIored lads. What
I'm trying to put across to the
sepia folks with cars Is, that this
young man needs your support.
Drop in and give him a little Of
your business. and in doing so you
may be helping another colored
boy to get a job. fzivel
1--WE: This weekend when the
u. Of w. entertains the U.c.L.A.
Bruins, the football fans will have
a chance to see couple of SEN
sationai Negro stars in Kenney
washington all-star haifback and
their star end. Woodrow Wilson
STROBE Little Halle Mae King
is the champion fiddle-sticlS play
er this side of East Madisoni /.
Some Of Ed Moody's friends have
dubbed him Deacon" Who do
you suppose helps his heartbeat
wash dishes while waiting for her
at Jesse's Kitchen? Yea mani
Whether the Ubangis play in
town or out their opponents have
yet to cross their goal line
Frank Winslow is one of the best
liked and best-dressed members
of the younger fraternity-about-
town-and one of the most eligi-
BILE bachelors A CLARK Cable in
Bronze! Mrs. w. w. Casmon is
an ardent as well as an efficient
participant in local community af-
feirs Clarence Oliver now
lives in San Francisco ). A whop-
per turnout to hear the Follings'
case which was postponed until
November 10 George Miller
and Billy RudiseII dining on ham
an at three o'clock IN the morn
ing No wonder those Califor-
MIA ball-luggers are so tough: just
listen to the growl and look at the
size Of their line coach. Walter
Gordon, himself a human better
ing ram during the famous Andy
Smith regime. In fact, he is the
only colored coach and scout for
a white school in the country. Hats
off to MIR. Gordon! ] wonder if
Genevieve Lm1dy has gone back
up in those Montana Hills to stay?
Congratulations to AL Smith.
our new correspondent, for his
choice bit of reporting on the Ub-
angi games. A journalist in the
making Glen Strong. clever
mitt artist, performing on last
Tuesday nights fight card, fights,
looks, acts and moves so mucn
like Freddie Steele that some of
the fans thought he was steele's
ghost in the ring Added choice
words: mo husband has any ex-
cuse for dissatisfaction with his
wife, since If he only searches deep
enough he will find in her all that
he desires" Friendship is a
tree of shelter from the rains Of
trouble. . Mark Allen, featured
at the Federal Theatre in andre
cles and the Lion. gave the lis
teners q chance to hear a fine
voice. That boy'll go places with
his singing It was a bundle IL
heaven (girl) at the Wendell Nor
rises patricia Day).!l Where,
oh where! are all those young col
ored bucks that have always grac-
ed Garfield team? Page Ar
line English for efficiency
Freddie Bowman AID Roy wilkins,