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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
Transporting
World
Belly Laugh Department
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Belly Laugh DEPARTMENT.
It's an on day Robert Angelo Kelly the exsa
and ewhe nhtng fireman and not get laugh OF two either a. M
with him. Yesterday told me this one incidental
REVEALING at least at ne native OF stor
creek waterbury, Connecticut had always believed
A Kelly kicks the Kings English around the story goes this
Wayone sunny decided visit to the old home town
AZ STONY Creek Its wonders alone he invited
friend gnor skip" Guerrero along and those days the boys
were welheeled financially be said for Kelly that he
headne since One peek under his
carpet disclose than dubeeve you mel AT any rate
Nob ana skip without the aid Of map, and
with nearly them They also very hungry and
started where they could get meal the
stony which doors that creak like paoman Tom
Eareys shoes All set for load OF spaghetti ana meat balls
with and dish Of pasta fagoe instead OF coee
the visitors waterbury the hotel dining room Just in
time dinner HAS been served the cook went TO barn
proprietor the general store stealing crackers
out of big what Jim Dandy piped Kelly
here we are with $500 pockets NEAL To
which skip bought Hershey
one reached the next where the game Of
getting other to take the check was played until about
Dutch Treat Mexican SandoH, after
the wagon close for the
night somebody would unange his hand from the hsh-hooks
which lined the pockets OF both his patrons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
NOVA 81 SHOT
TO SET BACK
TONY CALENTO
Young Challenger Prom.
ises Not to Slug II Out;
Early in Fight
by JACK CUDDY
UNITED Press stan COrresnondentl

united Press STAN Correspondent
Philadelphia, Sept. IS - W.p) -
Young Lou Nova won't try to slug
It out with Tony Galento tonight at
Municipal Stadium. That's the
philadelphia Story" that Jumped
Nova from 2-i TO 81 favoritisin In
the overnight call-over when the
news trickled out of Novas camp.
When Lou and Tony tangie to-
night In the same stadium where
Dempsey and Tunney first met, Lou
Is crawling through the ropes with
these specific instructions: box him
for at least three rounds or we'll
break o bottle over your head"
That's the big story-the whole
story--of tonight's fight. Nova,
young, handsome alameda Adonis"
from California, went punch crazy
after his technical knockout vic
tory over Make Baer In June. He
assured everyone that he will do the
same with Galento as he did with
Baer-beat him at his own siugsing
game.
Bull-Headed
Because of that assurance more
boxing experts than you would be-
lieve went right out on the limb
and predicted that Galento would
win by O knockout. Those experts
knew that the beauteous but bull
headed Nova was lucky TO weather
his June scrap with Baer. And they
knew that the Baer OF last June
lacked the dynamite In his fists that
Signor 0alento possesses. GalenN
had enough kick In his mitts TO
knock heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis groggy In the first round and
floor him In the third.
Too much Importance cannot be
placed upon this salient factor OF
whether Nova will box or slug In the
FIRST three rounds. Nova wants TO
slug II out. Although he actually Is
only o so.so puncher, he believes he
can out.punoh any heavyweight
And while Nova slugs he's taking
big gamble. Because of his relaxed
stance, Lou Is an easy target, and
usually off-balance when hit.
Nova "a q fair boxer. But he will
be able 10 evade being floofed by
oalento In the first three rounds II
he remembers the evasiveness that
Bob McAllister OF the Los Angeles
Olympic Club taught him.
Anyway, there'll be some $4,000 or
more fans out In the huge concrete
horseshoe where Dempsey and Tun-
iiey drew i25,736 spectators for their
first meeting In 1925, largest crowd
ever 70 watch 0 prize fight. TO.
nights gate Is expected TO be about
$i26 900. or less than one-tenth Of
the Dempsey-Tun take OF o..
8o5, 72s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
TEN JOBS OPEN
ON YALE TEAM

Gales Ferry, Conn.,. sept. 49,
(uP).--A Yale University squad OF
o6 players began training today for
the football season opening Oct.
against Columbia.
The squad arrived here last night
from New Haven. Ten l ettermen
were among the group, including
Capt, Bill Stack, center. His po-
sition, according 10 Coach Ducky
Pond, Is the only one assured. The
other 10 places are open TO the best
man, Pond told the players.
The players were expected 10 70.
turn 10 New Haven sept. IS In time
for opening Of school sessions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
JACKERS ENTER
VALLEY LEAGUE

Waterbury's Town Plot Cracker.
Jacks became one OF seven teams
which formed q Naugat tuck Valley
football league scheduled for start
ing early October, with a get
together scheduled for Thursday,
September 20 at the Brass City grill
Naugatuck Pans, Oakville-Water
town combine, Bristol Sons OF Italy
Ansonia Alumni, Torrington A. O.
and Winsted Laurels were represent
cd last night at o meeting OF man
ayers held at the YMCA.
Tonight o. 7 o'clock sharp, the
Craekerjacks will work out at the
Normand street stadium,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
HARLOW EDICT

Cambridge, Mass, sept. i5.-(UP)
With 10 positions wide open, "
Coach Dick Harlow called some 70
candidates together for iirst pfac-
tice ct Harvard today.
The Crimson. campaigning for It's
third straight big three football title,
has but six letterinen headed by
Captain Torbert Macdonald Hars
low said Macdonald Is the only
player sure Of O starting position.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
C0L.EY WEIGH LOSES

Portland, Me-, sept. l6.-(UP).-
Henry Chmlelewski, 100, Of Boston
won an eight-round newspaper de-
cision over coley WEIGH, 1853 Id OF
Portland last night In the last show
permitting such q ruling. The states
new boxing commission takes over
today, allowing official verdicts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
Note From Ireland

whether the SCHEDULED
irish Hospital Sweepstakes would conducted the basis Of thu
OCTOBER the following offered o
what Is worth
Dublin of the October Irish Sweepstakes
despite possible cancea
which the lottery
explained that the prizes be drawn TOR
which accepted conditions OF the sepem
rst and third In the
entirely the directors could submit
program basng sweeps Irish straight lottery
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. H., Sept. ib.--tUP).-
Letterman Jack Orr will be avail.
able for three baekfield positions at
Dartmouth, II was announced TO-
day. Coach Earl Blaik used his en-.
tire squad OF A men In q scrim.
mage on the fourth day OF practice,
u was the earliest contact work
Blaik has called for In six seasons
here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
REPUBLIC FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE FOR 1889
Lltchfieid. EeUiernher IL

Atscnneiu, september 10
sunday, September i0--Alumni-
here.
Saturday, September 2s--oilbert
II. S.--hefe.
Friday. September 2e-New Ga.
naan High-here.
Friday, October 9 - East HART
ford High--there.
Saturday. October II - Hopkins
Qrafnmar--there.
Wednesday, october io-.-Chesi,ire
Academy J. v.'s--there.
Thursday. October 2e--Darien H.
Ss-here.
Wednesday, November - Taft
Jayvees-there.
Monday, November g-New Bril-
tain College j. V.'s--there.
Saturday. November 10 - Chill.
dren's village--here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
B. v. TERRIERS HIKE

Weston, Mass, Sept. lS.--(UP).-.
TO prevent the possibility Of all
work and 40 play making his Dos.
ton University football team 4 dull
OUTFIT this fall, Coach Pat Hanley
has ordered squad hiking through
rough terrain. The Terriers Travelled
eight miles ssterday over land be-
Ing cleared for 0 reservoir pipline
near Nickerson field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
College Football
BOSTON COLLEGE

Newton. Mass, Sept, i5.-(UP).--
Lighter work was scheduled for Bos-
ton College football candidates to-
day after two days OF scrimmage.
Coach Frank Leahy said the war
sity showed progress and that's en-
couraging." A squad OF az freshmen
reported, and some were used dur.
Ing the two and q half hour soriin-
mage,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
THOMASTON SHAMROCKS
IN BRISTOL SUNDAY

Thomaston, September Is. - The
Thomaston Shamrocks' Soccer Team,
invades Bristol Sunday afternoon
TO stack up against the strong Bris-
tol All Stars, composed OF several
Bristol teams that Thomaston has
beaten during the early part OF The
season.
Thomaston has not dropped O
game In their last four starts and
are confident OF another victory
Sunday. The shamrocks' lineup
follows:
Quard-B. Burns.
Left Back-Haroid Dayton.
blight Baok--deorge drasso,
Left Half Baek-Bob Sanderson,
Right Half Back-Tom Sanderson,
Center-Franois Dayton.
Center Forward--Mike Baserwski,
Outside Right--Robert Cyr.
inside Right-Fred Lowther.
Inside Left-Conrie Sullivan,
Outside Left--Frank Melvin.
They start with heavy sneakers,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
HOLY CROSS

Worcester, Mass, Sept. ib.-(UP),
Coach Joe Sheeketski planned
heavy work for his Holy Cross grid
Iron aspirants today after yesterdays
light passing drill. Four backfield
combinations worked as units n the
drill. sopholnores Frank Saba and
Fred Kidd are pushing Jack Whelan
for the quarterback post.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
VARIETY or SHOES

Wayne and Blaine Rideout, 70.
nous running twins, use three pairs
OF shoes In every indoor practice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
BASEBALL BATTALION

The New York City Baseball Fed.
Grafton comprises some thirty
leagues with 0 total roster Of more
than 5000 players.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15

1VUIu " VVTIUusi-
Redskin ..,,,,,,0 o Z els
Touchdown, made by John Buse-
baum, DAnato. Points after touch
down, made by John Buscbaum
(placemenO.
Substitutes, Redskins - D'Anato
Walker, Moshier, Autore, Hoyt
Ctdrone, Smith. Indies-Eacilla
Boyko, Quintllani, williams, Fischer,
Phelan.
Referee - Krynick. Umpires-
Shugrue. nesman-Feracin Time
-Four i0-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS
(By United Press)

NDy Outveu GEeeSl
Manchester, Conn, Sept. Is -
(u,P) - Art McAlpine, Springfield
lightheavyweight. meets Sam shum-
way, Webster, Mass, fighter, In the
feature six-round bout on q box
Ing card here tonight.
New Haven, Conn, Sept. 10 - (U.
p - Mickey Williams, New Haven
lightweight, meets Kid Sal, Meriden,
In q six-round bout here tonight.
New York - Willie Joyce, Chi.
cago, outpointed Joe Torres, 1875,
Puerto Rico co.; Joe Lynch, 1850,
Plainfield, N. j., and Tom Cam.
PAMELA, i6i, New York, drew 90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
Odds, Ends And What Have You

Bowling bseo from the Maauk alleys viii be higher this
all Indications due the thorough renovation OF
the alleys Hopeves league OF the largest In the city with u
according
President Vim carrier In the bulky form
Happy Howard napier than the night
wall Hopevle with his head
IT'S good see the pleasant pan Of big Bill Stokes boss the
this M with his
All that remains chin session with Ed Farley,
at the Chase alleys phone call from Hogey Jamele
the Tuxedo alleys Brooklyn that consider the pin
son ofhcialy opened.
Special NoteDuke DePo the Congress business
public relations the Waterbury indies
phone this morning The reason' His team shut 1870
last night In Bridgeport However soHria Purcaro
had hot telling about the Naugatuk Valley
Cackerjaeks the banquet coming get
the boys another football q stomach.
b. combined Wildly
worth team at the municipal stadium September 49,
lost three and tied last and they coached by
named Hess, essl
Malcolm Farmer chairman OF the Association sends
along pass 70 oil Yale practice games Of which
eerestng from sports editors viewpoint than the Bowl battles
scheduled Saturdays Thank kind sir and here's hoping
Gales
whistle the coach and that
for Where tell me- times a.wastn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15
REDSKINS SCALP
WATERBURY INDIES
lspeclal 10 the Democran

Bridgeport, Sept. l4.--tntercepted
passes provided the margin Of VIC
tory for the Bridgeport Redskins,
coached by Eugene IKE Kern OF
waterbury, who shut out the Wa
terbury indies last night under
lights IS TO 0. Gianelli's passes, In
tended for his ends OF backs were
pulled out OF the air by the enemy"
Buxbaum running 20 yards for q
score In the third period, and
D'Anato scampering 35 yards for the
second touchdown In the Anal heat
the former kicking point, Three
times In the game the Waterbury
club were inside the Bridgeport 20
yard line, but could not score,
The teams will meet again In Wa
terbury, october !, Summary:
Bridgeport Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-15

They start with heavy sneakers,
then crepe sole low-cuts and finish
with spikes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
TRANSFER WANTTD

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Any local Post office tierk Wish.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

LOS ANGELES. Calf by Ruby
Berkeley Goodwin for ANP)-At a
recent meeting OF a stockholder
and friend OF the George Produc-
tons Inc. the public became ac-
qualnied with the rigid growth OF
the corporation.
In short address given by the
president-directo OF the corpora
ton, George Randol pointed out the
success of the corporation was not
OF mushroom growth. hut was the
results OF seven years OF intensive
and extensive planning and inves-
tigaiion.
Randol. through his association
with many Of the maio Hollywood
companies. particularly RkO where
he was under contract for a long
time. is one ~ the best informed
Negroes in the held OF motion pic
lures. Curtis Taylor. a. prominent
Negro attorney Is legal counsel for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Warm Weather Starts
Racquet Swingers On
Summer Title Quest
Confined from page y

sweet. The dsy-bresk chop cham
pion. chopped the cover OF six new
balls Sunday. his first day out.
Callie Lomax was out Of town.
and his wife. Flora. national wo-
mans singles champion, has not
returned from California.
The Central Motor city Tennis
clubs annual weiner roast will be
held at Palmer Park instead Of
Belle Isle. Sunday morning, May Il
at six o'clock All club members
are requested 10 be there.
| have heen requested 10 an
nounce special membership drive
offer by the club. Any one wishing
10 Join or any former member
wishing 10 reioin. can ret in now A.
2 special low rate OF seventy Ave
cents This special rate will ex-
pire May Is.
All tennis club jitterbugs had
better start sharpening up their
steps because May 2S Is going TO
be hot date at the Mayfair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

Joe Johnson. erstwhils producer
al club Plantation, will move into
the villa ID. club this week..
Little ziggie has been busy re-
Grating his talent during the past
week .Abria Walker. one OF the
chorines at Club Plantation. left
last week Tor Nashville TO visit re-
latives Billy Eckstein departed
for Chicago TO open at Club Delisa.
Just noticed that Billy Roach.
New York correspondent, has an
assistant lille Lovett Is the
name adjacent TO his at the top OF
his column Feelings from the
Big Apple. This gives him equal
ranking TO Billy Rove, Ted Yates
and Allen Mcmillan. -. Each has
his girl Friday Now that Club
Plantation II cooped up for the
summer. It would he the smart
thing for the Melody Club 10 i'm
prove the show. and grab the
night frcquenters who infest.
Adams avenue each and every night
....li was done before.
Coincidence TO Frances Roberts
in the loss OF his father. Now
that Dwight Lett Is busy with his
job in one OF The night spots, he
will not have much time To devote
to The hghiers .....
Earl Walton has the walls OF
his Studio Club lined with framed
autographs Of famous visitors
such as Duke Ellington, Joe Louis,
John W. Roxborough, Cab Gallo
way, Teddy Wilson, Fats Waller.
and many others Just learned
that Edward Flemming Thunder
bolt) Smith was in the hospital
with broken leg +. The accounts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
|Peeling
Big Apple

Flash - Greater New Yort ~
ordinsting association paints ~.
Gay White Way black with "
monster mass parade In the heIsh,
OF the theatrical rush hour.
Thelma Carpenter. personalhv
vocalist with Teddy Wilson's -,
chestra. Is being acclaimed as N.
runner up to your first lady OF sons
Ella Fitzgerald. Bobby Gibson
currently at the Moon Glow whsr,
entertainment deluxe is the mo,o
extends a cordial invite 10 ali hsr
Detroit friends. Elsie Roxhorough
enjoying an evening In the Man.
haitian room OF Hotel New YORKER
Guess who was her escort. .lImmv
Dunn sends regards to all ,bs
cats Tom Whaling In his sin.
creating a scene in front OF Al.
hambra Grin.
Louie Jordans. Tympany Five
are the current attraction At ,hs
Elks. Augmenting the entertain.
ment we lind Allen Drew doing
fine bit OF NJ. cling Juliet Gardner
vocalist and accordionist, AUDREY
Armstrong, exotic dancer; Pauline
Johns. commediene: Rodney Sur.
gis vocalist: Willie Lewis. king n,
the baton and Audrey Thomas. pr.
ma donna Graham Gibson, ex.as.
sistant 10 w. C. Woodson OF 81
Antoine ~" similar figure Of M
Harlem branch.
Walter Durham IL proving - he
quite an orator of fiction. one won.
ders II not acquainted with The
young man as TO the brand OF weeds
he smokes. Loretta Parker, fancee
OF the president OF the Brown
Bomber bread. has hig job on
her hands keeping Mac O'Neal
posted on his various appointments
The Apollo theatre basketball team.
one OF New Yorks finest, will play
soon for the Joe Louis gymnasium
drive. The team is under the sup
ervision OF the Rev. Nathaniel Gar.
rington. Bleach Walker, captain.
Other members OF the team are:
Eddie Green, Clifton Edwards. VII.
liam Walker, Morris Bertee. Robert
Seignios. Henry Dogas. and l.ulire.
Haskins.
Benny Carter, making his second
broadcast "22" was very pleasing,
plus the vocal 1--WE on Devil and The
Blue Sea by Louie Bacon. Lend an
ear TO Benny all We cats Then
drop postal 10 Benny IN care Of
y. II. {. by so doing YOU will null
,iply his commercial possibilities.
To-day more than ever We need
listeners 10 write 10 the networks
and let them know that We are IN
ierested In certain programs 4 one
cent postal will do The trick. Ror
Jackson is holding Lis own At III.
Jewel Caught Tommy Dorsey do.
ing Smoke gets in your Eyes" \
A major. The Detroit trio ca I.
Jake and J. G. with Teddy A. in,
Piano has cut some wax for Rrnns.
wick ~" Titles and records will
he an early release.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
First American Missionary
to AFRICA
-1oH 0aAey
BORN 1870 DIED 1923

JANUARY a. 1890 momenovs doy in the life OF that
} greet chrson pioneer Lon Corey that day. at
the age OF 40 hot he oed for Sierra Leone The first Ame
missionary 10 Afrieo Born sdve in Richmond w. in
$780, and with educoon whatever. he put 10 work
when very young tobacco packer in Richmond
house He obored hord and diligently and eventually saved
enough money 10 pvrchose his freedom.
While Carey UP ihot time had owoy been hord worker,
he led less Of questionable mooI life. cor,o nothing
obovf Chsioniy The principles for which Stood How
ever when he obovt years DID, through The influence
OF friends he attended speeo meeting al Bopisi church.
There he heord from The third chapter OF John. and
impressed with The story Of Ncodemvs hot he deter
mined eon eod in order hoi he might know he story
for himself and be obe 10 repeat IT, He studied nights and OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

every other opportunity and progressed ropdy Tesomenf
wos his first reading book and surprisingly short time he
announced his intention OF going TO Aeo missionary Of
the Tri-ennio Convention.
After +doy ocean voyage Corey reached Sierra Leone
where needless TO soy he encountered mony difficulties,
sometimes having 10 fight we'll peoch Here oooin he
worked diligently and in 1924 appointed physieion the
settlers in Aco. and in 1928 become Acting Governor Of
libero And ihen-iu when results from his many efforts
obouf 10 be reoIized- Corey wos so badly injured
N an explosion. while making eotridoe ihoi he died
November 10, 1929.
Truly oh Corey greet and today the Lott Corey
Missionary Soceyo memorial 10 that glorious Chrisicn-is
one OF The strong Bopst organizations which constantly
sending missionaries TO Aieo continue the work which
he pioneered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
AFTER DARK
Reuelry In The Night Spots

for that loud noise I've been hear
ing coming from lower st. Antoine
street. The Bolty talking to the
other patients 49,.
I've seen William (Billiken)
Grimes do many things during his
career on the stage, but this week
was the first time I've ever seen
him do shake dance And.
believe it or not. Billiken can do
some torso twisting that provokes
envy from those youngsters who
are forever reminding you Of their
agility And don't fail to see
the act Of Covan and Covan I'm
not plugging for the guy now at
the Cozy Corner =. I'll venture to
say that after you've taken gan
der at them, you'll agree with me
that they are plenty hot George
Dummy Evans, so I've been in
formed, has dolled up his hotcha
spot over on Eighteenth street,.
And Reuben Ray is authority for
the statement that George has
some mighty good fried chicken at
his place I'll be calling round
soon to sample some of it 49,.
1t is very quiet in the lobby OF
the Norwood Hotel, now that Club
Plantation has closed and the girls
and boys have scattered hither and
yon Now that the judge has
severed the marital chain. this
column is foot loose and fancy free
It's like going out into the
sunshine of spring after a dreary
winter 80.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

in Evanston. III. in 1925. and that
he deserted her in 1927. Divorce ac-
lions was started through Attor-
nev HaroldE. Bledsoe In 1898.
custody ~ the twelve-year-old
child. was given N Mrs REYNOLDS
The child il now living with his
paiernsl srand parents in South
Carolina
Mr.. REYNOLDS lives a. eiis stan
fnrd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Co|ored Cinema Company Ready
To Produce Saga Of Negro Life

the corporation and is one Of the
directors.
The first feature will shortly 20
into production and. according to
the director, will be a saga OF Ne
gro life with locals set in the heart
OF small Negro community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Picturesque Revue


This IL one OF the most coioriil
and picturesque numbers IN the en-
tire revue. according 10 Harold
Hech' Youthful Hollywood direc-
tor, who conceived and assembled
"Sing for Your supper Two wears
sgo while on The West coast. Hecht
produced an all-Negro musical.
Lucky Day" which ran for eight
months a. the Mavan theatre Alex
Jovejov. who IA prominently cast
IN sing For Your supper was IN
that revue
During his - years IN the thea
tire. Tovejov has appeared in a
score ~ stage and screen HRS in
Guiding Tho witch Doctor. sweet
Chario' Seven Eleven and Face
n the Sky He was with Duke Ell
iington in film short BLACK and
Tan. and " III Bessie Smith In an
o'her short s. Louis Plues he
has also sung and danced on the
RNn circuit for eight wears For
Tho Shuheris no sang and danced IN
'he chorus ~ "Calico' and ART
ava
N1riel Watt, Who IL also pro-
minentlv cast IN tho revue GAINED
in'erna icrsl fame "a The Woman
with a Thousand Faces shortly he's
fore ne 'urr % tho century. An-
ftrsi'a Vas ne AT ~ inc FIVE con
tirer's ~ see her IN a versatile
ar ~ nan'cnins. song and dance.
or Re- return ~ me states she VAS
featured ir number ~ Williams
and walker productions. The most
successful beng Ban banana
Land
In The remainder ~ he casf are
esven Who appeared with Lew
Leslie In Tho be,day ~ his famous
"BlaCkhirds They are Leon piegs
Rose poindeSier. Blue Nc>iilsler.
Doris Rrambis. I-enihy Geo,
Eilstis Frlend and RUBY Movers.
The coiofed actors In Sing For
Your supper have al had wears
% experience w ,arfons heid. ~
% the theatre and 'he'r talents are
used ~ advantage IN this new
Federal musical
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
MANTEIl

BOARDING HOMES for teen age
girls. Address replies 10 Bos ".
Detroit Tribune, 2iI6 ~. Antoine
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