The guardian., 1940-02-03

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"Nau need the Union, the Union needs
Eou. This in no sense has any par
ocular reference to the good inten-
..oo- that may be the purpose of the
aG\.A. but it goes for all similar
.4aulZatiOns. If there is any en-
a.oEIoent to be had for the neglected
Harlem performer in joining the
two. for Gods sake join, as they
certainly need it and need it bad
Aa@I-her,
lANDIDETTE DE LOVELY
l-ar Ehidge, the lucilent torch
n-e. with Teddye Wilson and his
uoaea Gate orchestra, is now touring
the Ne" England states, after dates
n Newark, Philly and thereabouts.
... iae 1.-the young Miss of % sum-
mers is a product of Pittsburgh
the Smoky City that gave us such
ta|o1tes as Maxine Sullivan, Mary
Lou Williams, Earl Hines and the like
...l ike to hear her turn on the heat
wave with such tunes as "Lilacs in the
Kan. South of the Border" "Some-
thing 70 Live For" "CalIess" and
other not dittieS to the swellegant
arrangements and accompany of the
prolific Teddye.
met the likeable Jean when she
was leading the revue at Ann Mont
SomeIE Little Harlem, hotspot down
huIalo way, where she was a sensa-
non -or some time. When she came
10 Harlem she went right into the
groove with Duke Ellington, Earl
hines and Stuff Smith bands. which
require plenty Of novelty action on her
part She completed quite a stand at
lAe Golden Gate million dollar ball
room. and has vowed the scatter
brains at the Apollo. downtown at
Jaie Society, and the swing cats in
baltimore Phila, and Dee Gee and she
Galfles bones" for the Boston litter
ouSs. they 'aint no trouble to Jean,
Here are a few fine points about
.he sJreamline Jean Eldridge: Five
5eet SIX; l28 lbs; size 12. waist "a.
o0St 81; hips 36; calf 18; shoe s: is
'ohd OF tailored clothes; wear a stun
IIng monkey-fur coat; born in Sep
lemoer and has never married! she
Net.comes Leap year; but is willing to
"@IG ana give the other gals a chance.
mat Marie Saunders. the beauti-
cIah IS SUNG Louise Beavers. film star
ioE 9zoO; room, board, lodging. owed
ny husband and her Ethel and Lucia
Moses, the latter Mrs. George Rickson
are The picture of health, looking as
o1VIacGlVe as ever before. both tenn
esoErafny from the footlights. Their
L@Ihef Rev. w. H. Moses, who has
oetn III for several years was re-
"'oFgo TO the City Hospital last week.
d.: Iriha Paige, lovely sister of Wallv
n age, who is charged with murder Of
Doooy Forbes says WalIy is in the
0eSI OF spirits and hopes for the best
hma. " gus says
Dining and wining at Jimmie Dan
leIS the other eve were the Robert
Q,ahieys Amy Spencer) the beautious
fri frTFe cancer, who now occupy delight
aI oTI loye nest at the Roger Morris Ct
Sds9 SI'} Dotty Mccormick of the Cotton
Ciuo and James Bacon Of Jin,n,v,s
T5,''eHen IN oi.5ti Shack, up Sugar Hill way.
W;.a NJ ailoCher group was Teddy and the
pbosY, Td,asuS Wilson, Juanita Hall. Myra
pn,'5 ,IalI' Fharr, Kirk jackson, Carroll
10y Do{o ana DR.. John Theobald. DR..
1rG 1i,I: MRS John Randolph and Mrs,
later. p'oh' va" came IN
,r 1t was quite amusing when Jimmie
11@FSnall A q 81 spoke at the meeting Of the
aLe 1,u.y a He said that he heard
rag! ~D9ut the March of Time" on The
ayo,.',, vo,o, mat proved that everything and
fb,eeryoody fbe is marching ON SO is
cn ole apollo Theatre, and those who
o@4 go4 keep up with the "marcb" cant
H. seU booked at the famous STAGE The
S,a,gsaous Hor geous Bessie Allison-wife of
oaanager Charlie Buchanan Of +ba
~boy ~dbgoy Is just as pretty as she was
"o". ",,en she was in "Show Boat" some
p., peaIN ego, and her dainty sister Mre
." TNsS IS e"uallv as attractive.
snia MaXino Sullivan looked ouite
tbo na''v MI, y IN th9t rrettv mink bonnet with
i.i IHe warmv Fitch coat Etbel Wa+'
CinI' CCiri' l the Florida peach of the Cotton
enl eruo holds the spotlight wherever she, She
[opis [pf"iS' Midge Williams, with
days. ''e'''oie these chlllish
isis Fountaina of ,,o., ~,