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CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
Atr0cddores declorddos>
calpdbIes

Dos de los hombres acusados
de asalto y robo en- el estableei-
miento de where's de Frederick,
fueron declarados aver culpa-
bles por un Jurado, uno fue ab-
suelto por orden del juez Hines
Y sobre el cuarto no pudo poner-
Sc de acuerdo 81 Jurado.
Declare ell Jurado culpables a
Elmo Gutierrez, de 26 amos, y a
Santiago Posada, de 81, que afr
maban no ihabian interwenido en-
Ell delito. Gaetano Puleo, de SO.
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Ell inicio de ia Verbena'

Millares de personals Sc con T.
gregaron anoche en- Ell amplio y
bonito parque de recreo "Cusca-
dem para particular y presen-
ciar los actos de aperture de La
Verbena del Tabaco. Las glorie-
tas Sc hallaban en- su totalidad
ocupadas por damas, caballeros
V ninos, al igual que los terrenos
Los actos presentadOs fueron
los siguientes Breves discursos;
bale por la orquesta LA Flori-
da", teniendo en- la parte vocal
al cantante Joaquin Barcena {;
dificiles Y bonitos actos acrobd-
ticos por los Zacchini''; fuegos
artificiales y bale hasta las II
de la noche.
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Santos del dtd
Victoriano, Soleta.
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Cabaret de San Jose

Cabaret de San Jose
Apesar de que adn faltan tres
semanas y dfas, va comienza la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre Els
panel los preparativos para el
grandioso Cabaret Priwado a.
nual, denominado Cabaret de
San jose"
Tocara la notable orquesta de
Ramon Ramos.
Segdn transcurran los dias,
iremos dando detalles.
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Sc HIZO UNA enthusiastic
DESPEDIDA A 1872 RECLU-
TAS
TAS

Mas de 1000 personas hicie-
ron aver una enthusiastic despe-
dida, en- la plaza de la Corte, a
l22 i6venes redlutas que aver
miSmo Sc incorporation al ejer-
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Nuestra Bienvenida

NaestrG BienvenidG
Sc la damos a las bellas arts
tas Rosario N1nez, LA Andalu-
cita"; Consuelo SOlorzano e Hill
da Sanchez, "Las Adelitas", Y ell
imitador Wilfredo Chevalier,
que en- la tande de aver llegaron
a esta ciudad, procedente de Ia
Habana.
Como va es sabido, estos arts
tas tomaran parte en- las festi-
vidades della Verbena del Taba-
co. Gracia y arte,
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INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

DEL PUERIU
Llegaron aver Ell vspor ameri-
cano Usage, procedente de New
York, y la goleta hondureha AL
,ccate, de Bonacco.
Zarparon en- las Iltimas "a
horas los vapores americanos Ca
rolyn, Matthew, Luckenbach y
Hastings.
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KIDNEY sTAGNATI0l
Us WORSE TRAN
' C0HSTIPATIOHI


NJ seAur C-xnA h yOI bo4y 80
more Importance thaa pour hdneyA
yUur Kidneys there are Ains ni.A..
Subea which must work DAY and nigA9 -
6lt~ tha fluids and kssp the wstsm m~@
nrom Wastsa. AeidA. polsoAs which, ~
wltted 70 remain. may e@@so @S<0@ -
md hladdsr trOublsa-
n \ No wonder 49, - -
wftams calls S0g haip - sAaAa oA
kidnUA So n yca are 6oahled w
a-ttinEUp-NIRhtA. Lea Palma BasksshH
49, Headache DsuMlnsa - 0 q
-. doe % funsdoAAi kidney @sor4s..As
~ HDANs, he famous hdn1 rSe
~kl~A aids Natgrs - ihupA ~ - -
- "A inter a wASesas ~ pgSvaEA No.
~ A~agnah0a.
mANH b SAFE 81 Mdn.hA~ 49,
mnds TsDo-t satire s.tlsfacasA. TAs.@
S-.ord3nT . directions, DDANs wn 80
z@S1 rs-ultG. Try MANA by = -
- nDosAnl Prlss o6sr 81 I've bo1ea- Ue9
- - N BA atsfisA. rtgEa unopeaSa
60 @ yom nooSn nA&
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otto en- Ell C~ampamento Bland.
ing, construido en- Starke.
Mudhas eNpreSiones de Garlic
sc hicieron a los soldG dos.
Tomaron parte e MIA patriot
ca ceremonial ell Sr. J. Frank Da-
vies y e. notable abogado Geo.
P, .Raney.
Las banderas fueron presen-
tadas por ell puesto Tampa No,
5, de Ia Legion Americana.
Hoy saldra otro grupo de 81,
en- su mayor parte integrado por
j6veneS de Ybor City.
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MATRIMONIOS

John Sheldon Schmolze, % a.
mes, Y Dorothy Lee Carter, "a;
Henton Baxter, %, Y Dorothy c.
Brown, II; Cecil Wallace Acree,
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Bale Social

La Logia Caballeros Leales de
America prepare para ell sabado
20 una gran fiesta bailable. Ten
dra efecto en- la sala de la LOgia
Castillo Crist6bal Colon"
Tocaran las orquestas Don
Francisco" Y ia Tropical"
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Function teGtrd

FNnci0n teUtrdl
Para Ell jueyes 10 del mes en-
curse anuncia la Academia Cato
lica Nuestra Sonora del Perpe-
tue Socorro, una gran function
teatral con la opereta "Vamos a
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q, = Lily Elizabeth Lyle, 21
Woodrow Wilson Bailey, %, y
Julia Viole Hodges, 81; James
French, %, y Thelma TiIlis, Is.
La gaceta., 1941-12-13

. .
"Mrs. Mint
YER" the Book
Of-ThS Month
Clab selection
duthored by Jan
StrutheT, Is the
latest best-seHer
scheduled for
screen prodae-
tion. Walter
Ptd0eOn and
Greer Carson,
who we're heap
Ay aecoladed for
their co-starrin1
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Aot erdam en- 1889 como ms.
TigFoor de aqveIla organi2aci6r
do espionage = SABOTAGE ampiia.
monte orparcida Y que tan IA
al Influenza tuvo en- la cam
lana pclaco alemana.
Mdylk tiena anora so amos
lie eda1. Alto, de,gaAo y fanati-
90, con CLOS penetrartes, hom
BROS caidos y un brazo rarali-
z2do. POGO antes de la guerra
fue mandado como egpia por
Himmler a Francia. I'm dia apa-
reci6 en- ell control frances de la
frontera, en- ell Rhin, y pidi6 un
visa como refugiaio polftico.
Commando atrocidades de los ma
lis, las que, segdn dijo no po-
dia sOportar por mas tempo,
fu6 recibido por los franceses
oon los brazos abiertos. Desspa-
reci6 despues en- las fiias de Ia
Iuinta columna.
Alexandra Sevriuk, Ell Gltimo
lei trio, es ell escojido por Rosen
I>erg. De la mi5ma edai que Me-
iyuk, fue por mucho tempo Ell
Perito en- asuntos ukranianos en-
ell "NSDAP del Departamento
de Asuntcs Extranjeros'. ORR
ginalmente era un sgitador IL
guierdista y, aun en- la es2uela,
t-omo parte en- la revcrulci6n ru-
sa de 1905. Despu5s e7cip6 a
Francia. Cuando la revcGuci6n
Bolchevique hubO triunfadO Sc
cOnvirti6 en- una figura conspi-
cua en- la colonia Rusa blanca de
Paris. va en- aqueEos tiempos
tenia relaciones con los circulos
nazis y asistia a los congresses
del partido en- Nuremberg.
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their eo-starrin0 Wolfs' PIdsSOa
union IN Blossoms in the Dust"
tgiH BE- teamed again IN this pyoduc-
ton Rktsh William WylGy viii d.
rect.
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"a HACwE1

.sutiies; en- Ia tarde, arornas evo-
cadores, de larga estela di6ipa-
da; para la noche, olores vibran
ties, capacesd de hacer notar en- la
confusion de la gran fiesta. Y
los creadores de esencias aroma
.ticas las bautiZan va con nom.
bres adecuados. EN- la noche."
Ell Dia." "Armonias de
la tarde."
JLlegara a encontrarse a los
perfumes "un color" como va
Rimbaud Sc 10 encontr6 a los So
nidos?
~ en- csc cas-, que enorme bo-
tiqufn sera n~ecesario guardian
en- ell tocador para adaptable al
tono de ~nuestros TRACES.
POrque, naturalmente, no ha-
bra que pedir la banalidad de
gu Sc perfume de rosa la que va
va vestida de csc color, o de VIC
leta la que vaya del otro.
FL arte, actualmente, consiste
en- complicar.
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West Tampa Congregations
les. 1929 Laurel, st. Rev. V. A.
Venezia, Pastor.
Escuela de la Iglesia $50 a.
m.
Cultos: IL a. m. Y 8 p. m.
Quito de Ia Sociedad Juvenil,
100 p. m.
Mission Presbiteriana, Ybor
City, 953 IL ave. Rev. W B.
Passiglia, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 9:45 a. m.
Quito y Sermon II 100 a, m.
y7:3O p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes,
7;80 p. m.
Temple Bautista", 1909 Gale
Is. Rev. ]. B. Silva, Pastor
Escuela Dominica, 10 a. m.
Quito y Sermon, 8 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6u, Microbes,
500 p. m.
"San Marcos, Iglesia Meto-
dista, 16 y IL ave. Rev. r. j,
Parker, Pastor
Escuela de la Iglesia, $50 a,
a..
Quito en- ingles, 1920 a. m.
Quito en- espanol, 8 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes,
500 p. m.
"San Pablo, Iglesia Metodis-
Ia Italiana, 2401 Gale Fl y Is
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' R()AITWSo )

Add to
your list Of
Hollywood
stars hard
a t W o k
these days
the name Of
Lana Turn
er. Current
ly starring
with Clark
Ga BILE in
ftu I.
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PARA La MUJER
DEL o
Los Perfumes

Los poetas hablaron va de
la psicologfa de los perfumes.
La moderna industria de per-
fumeria, perfecta y refinada,
ha mencionado tambien la
"psicologia del perfume"
Ell mundo es va extremada-
mente viejo y sabe muchas CO.
sas. :.
ST la Reina de Saba no sa-
bia como iban a perfumarse
las bellas de Broadway; las
bellas, en- cambio, saben como
Sc perfumaba la reina de Sa-
ba.
perfumes para rubias y tri
guenas?
Los hay, sin duda alguna, y,
ademas, es muy l6gico que los
hubiera. Ofelia traaciende al
lirio Y la azucena silvestre,
que lleva abrazadas sobre su
seno y enredadas a las hebras
de sol de su cabello; Belkis
deba oleri a eel sandalo fer
viente, ell almizcle Y la brea,
de Baudelaire. Sc We perfecta
mente que a las rubias les van
cierto aromas vainillados, o.
tros suaves y evocadores, CO.
mo Ell heno, las lillas, ell ambar
discreto. En- Gambia, las tri-
guenas necesitan aromas pc
netrantes e intensos: 81 chi
pre-, ell clavel, ell jazmin, la or
quidea.
Las mujeres, inconsciente-
mente, Sc dirigen hacia ell ge-
nero de perfume que forma Ell
halo mas adecuado a SUI gene.
70 de belleza, pero no siempre
iban discretamente dirigidas,
y mas vale que los dictadores
de la moda tomen cartas en- e.
asunto y fijen de una vez y
para siempre las normas de eS
ia question. Los perfumes es'
tan sujetos a novedades y
transformaciones. Ali tiene
listed la eSencia de violetas. Els
una de las postergadas, despues
de haber brillado como ninguna
en- las paginaS de los escritOres
de "tocador."
va sc han sehalado algunaS
reglas. En- la mahana, perfumes
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LA UKRANIA Y LOS
~PRETENDIENTES
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)

este viviendo en- Berlin a costa
del Reich, Y fue en- 1918 nombra
do por ell General Won Eichhorn,
iefe del corto goSierno titere
que mantuvo ell pOder bajo ell
control del ejercito aleman. En-
1884 Hitler lie nombr6 jefe de la
"Liga de Observation-Disclosures u
XII anianOs", organization que
fu6 ~instruida Y ejercitada por la
Gestapo para TRAFALGAR sulbterra-
neamente contra POlonia. Sko-
rCpadski habfa renunciado des-
de hace mucho ell volver a la vi
da pClitica activa, pero acepto
con jubilo la llamada de Hitler
para I'm puesto bien pagado. Es-
ia a matarse con Rosenberg, ell
que una vez y pGblicamente lie
llam6 eel viejo idiota'.
Los "circulos bien informados
apoyan las probabilidades del
aXcoronel austrfaco, Andres Me
iyuk, Oriundo de La Galicia, y Ell
que como Skoropadski, Sc halo
atarealdo por muchos amos en-
intrigar contra POlonia. Suce-
do en- ell cargo al notorio Coro-
mel KonOvalec (asesinado en-
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Secci6n de Cultos
Domingo IA de Diciembre, 1914
MENSAJE
"Anamcidndo Ell Ndcimient0
del MeSids"

Texto Biblico: "Y entrando el
Angel adonde estaba dijo: iSal-
We, muy favorecida! ell Senior es
contigo: bendita til eres entire
las mujeres San Lucas 1898.
Cada vez que llegamos al Ill
timo mes del ano, encontramos
mas fascinadora la sublime his
toria del Nacimiento del Senior.
Ell homemade que le rindieron
los Sabios de Oriente inspira en-
nosotros mayor admiration ha-
cia ell glorioso recien nacido, y
ell fervor de dos pastores despier
te reverente espiritu de adora-
ci6n; pero despues de Jesus,
quien mas evoca un sentimiento
de portento es la virgen Maria,
porque es ella el vase escogido
para ell nacimiento de Cristo.
Nosotros, como ella, debia-
mos constituirnOs en- instrumen
to para que Cristo fUese revela-
do a quienes nos rodean! FL re-
gocijo desbordante que accmpa-
ma las festividades de Navidad,
no debe impedir que reconozca-
mos ell origen de la agonia del
mundo actual. mo Is precise "a
tribuir tam terribles penalida-
des al hecho de que nuestra civil
lizaci6n materialista esta alicia
da de Dios? Los himnos que Sc
entonan en- Ia Navidad nos ha-
blan del advenimiento de Cristo
al mundo, ALA en- Belen; pero a
la vez el mundo sufre desola-
ci6n y ruina, porque ell Espi-
ritd de Cristo no ha' encontrado
cabida en- Ell seno de la humani-
dad.
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ave. Rev. A. M. D. Riggio, Pa
tor.
Escuela de la Igiesia, $50 a
m.
Quito y Sermon, II 100 a. m.
Quito de la Sociedad de J6ve
mes, 100 p. m.
Quito en- italiano, 8 100 p. m.
Iglesia La Union de Los Glen
2408 Gomez ave-, Drews. Rev
C. H. Corwin, Pastor.
Quito y Sermon, 5 p. m.
LA Esperanza," Mission, 2s2z
Laurel st. Rev. c. H. Corwin
Pastor.
Cultos en- espanol, 10 a. IN.
y 1880 p. m.
Cultos en- ingles, 10:45 a. m.
8:15 p. m.
"West Tampa Metodista", N.
Albany y Union st.
Escuela de la Iglesia, 9:45 a.
m.
Cultos a las II 100 a. m. y
1880 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Jueves, a
las 1880 p. m.
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anton5t les share williOm Powell
of stage successes slated for early
VieW on the Green of the nation.
ROBERT SINCLAIR, having sue
c~essfuIly directed "Ths WOOkey"
which Is notU attracting a major
share Of Broadway playOSsrs, has
returned to the Coast 4Vhere he's
scheduled to direct "Mr. and Mrs.
North" for Metro-G oldwyn-M Meyer.
Oracle Allen will portray the chGrm-
ing, scGtter-brGined feminine star
IN the adaptation of this hOwlin0
stage hit, and several topfigkt stars
NJ being considered for the role Of
Jerry North -. HinterIanders iOhO
haze missed many of Gotham's
stage gems can look forward to the
many hits which are to be trans.
formed to the screen.
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BY Lee o. LyC

Tonk," and with Spencer Tracy in
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" she fol.
lows these two roles with Johnny
Eager" in which Robert Taylor Is
her romantic partner. When this
underworld drama is completed she
has still another production wait.
ing. This will be "They Live BY
Night" in which she'll be seer as a
photographer in a New York night
club. This new Turner starrer will
mark Joseph Pasternak's debut as
q producer on the Metro lots which
he Joined recently after a long as.
ISOLATION with Universal pictures
where he directed all of the Deanna
Durbin successes 49,.
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R o B E R T
TAYLOR will
portray Alexan-
der Hamilton,
and Hedy La
MARI Is to be
seen as Madame
Croix In" Gentle
man From the
West Indies"
which is slated
for early pro-
duetion. This Is
the story origi-
La gaceta., 1941-12-13

HsdY LamaH nally titled
"Dawn's Early Lightly by Dorothy
Thompson and Fritz Kartner -,
JAMES GLEASON, one Of the
busiest film actors since his out
standing performances in meet
John Doe" and Here Comes Mr.,
Jordan" has been assigned to Q
leading adult role in "Babes on
Broadway" the musical now in pro-
duction. He'll play the role Of an i'm.
portant Broadway producer pes
tered and finally conquered by
Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland and
heir troupe Of youngsters in their
struggle to get q 'break" on the
stage,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04

Word comes from my stooges that
this was the greatest Santa day
in many annums what with all the
hepcats laying gift givers to their
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04
Alberto Hunter Returns
After IA Years Abroad

The story OF a girl who loved
music, dancing. the theatre and
decided that that would be the
life she would live was told briefly
to Chronicle reporter last Satur-
day night by a newcomer to the
gay spots Of this metropolis, Miss
Alberta Hunter, one OF the races
topnotch singers and entertainers.
From the Windy City
Miss Hunter came to Detroit last
week from Chicago where she has
but recently completed a contract
with National Broadcasting COM
pany during which she broadcasted
four times weekly over radio station
WOR.
Born in Memphis, Tenn, Miss
Hunter sverred that she heard that
girls were making Sl0-s week enter
tanning and decided that she would
try her luck. Her first engagement
was at 'Dago Franks" She admits
that she knew at that time only two
songs. "Mammy's Little Coal Black
Rose" and where the River Shan
non Flows"
Miss Hunter evidently sang those
songs so well that she soon found
herself in Chicagos "Dreamland
Cafe where she floored capacity
audiences with her inimitable rendi-
tons OF st Louis Blues" and
"Mammy's Little Coal Black Rose"
It was White she was at the
Dreamland Miss Hunter revealed,
that Al Jolson noticed her and ar
ranged an engagement for ter al
New York's Apollo" located Of
Forty-second street and Broadway.
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THANK DON cox
AND BAND

Must raise heaps Of thank to Don
Cox and his boys for the swell
way they remembered the ole
scribe at Christmas Twas truly
q sender Of gift. They couldn't
have made a better choice than a
tailored, striped shirt for Yours
Truly. Too. the boys were tops
when they invited this writer to
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04

were too small for their big heads
tDo you dig this. JACKIE
Anyway, the plays were triple
mellow and the fun gaysome all
through the night, so help me Jack.
while | rub my throbbing head
Cause its way too big.
Am glad the Christmas day is
over And dread the coming New
Year cause know just how
weak this old nosgin' Of mine is. I'll
only get high and have TO 20 home
bareheaded again.
Hope that Santa was nice to all
you guys and gals who like fun and
get your kicks riding the silly
go-round" wheel Of local niteries.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04
Club Zonbie Stages
Gala Xmas Party

rated and enlarged in the modern
trend Of such places Club Zombie
while motive. completed will be the
outstanding black and tan night club
hereabouts.
Reuben Hughes Band
Club Zombie boasts OF a new six
piece band under the baton OF Reu-
ben Hughes and his boys who Of
fer something different in the man.
ner Of music note reading and the
boys give out with a sweet-swing
style that will please your every
music taste.
Personnel OF the band are Reu-
ben Hughes, alto sax; Lionel Rea-
son, piano and vibraphone; Amos
Jackson, trumpet; Seamon Jeffer-
son, tenor sax; Freddie Hoffman.
drums, and Joe Dickerson,, bass.
Seems that everyone wis there
on Christmas Day to gander the
new spot and spend their hours
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04

m a in queens
and all the fun
spots jumping
nightly from
early eve to the
dawn Of Santa
day itself.
My info bear
ers from the
many spots say
that the drink
stuff flowed like
water and that
the nitelifers all
went h o m e
b a r e h e a ded
cause their hats
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04
CHRISTMAS BASKETS
FOR NEEDY

Mus congratulate the P. V Bust
ness Mems Association for their
good work in donating approx
matcly 600 baskets to the poor and
needy for Christmas. making many
hearts glad and renewing their
faith in mankind Roy Bightfoot.
Jap Sneed and William Anderson
were officials OF the group which
has a membership Of twenty pro-
fessional and business men. Fig
ures on the P V. Christmas fund
party held last week are s9l7. t49
total cash s3442l total ex-
penses and s473.28 profit 10 the bas-
ket fund,
Thus both the paying public and
the business men deserve high
praise for their well worthwhile
efforts " aid the needy at Christi
mas.
According TO Lieut. Wallace s.
Williams. the Motor City Lodge
number 962 under his Craftsmanship
gave away 400 packages Of toys
70 the children on Christmas eve,
delighting many a poor child
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victims at the Drury Lane theatre
in London.
Other performances have been
made by Miss Hunter all over
Europe, in points including Scot
land England, Wales, Spain Greece,
Italy, India, Turkey Copenhagen,
Jerusalem and others.
In Paris. Miss Hunter replaced
Miss Josephine Baker at the Casino
De Paree. while in England she
sang. often for the King and Queen,
and Time on My Hands" for the
then prince OF Wales"
Sings in Seven Languages
Having spent IA years abroad,
Miss Hunter sings in seven tongues,
including Danish and speaks French
fluently. While in France she
studied the language at Bolitz
school in Paris and at the same time
maintained a private tutor.
Knows Celebrities
The charming singer is personally
acquainted with such stars in the
theatrical heaven as Paul Robson
opposite whom she played in Show
Boat" in England. Marian Anderson.
Ethel Waters and others.
Miss Hunter has the reputation in
Chicago OF having been to Chicago
what Florence Mills was to New
York. She made recordings for the
song, Down Hearted Blues, Which
sold more than 100000 copies
At present appearing at the
Breads Grill. Miss Hunter averred
that this was her first appearance
before Negro audiences in IA years
and expressed the opinion that a
higher type of appreciation for a
performers efforts is desired.
Although Miss Hunter added
81 think an artist loses something
il she stays away from her race too
long
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applause for her good efforts. While
Leon and Eddie, dance team, broke
up the play with their comical dice
game. On came Herman Whaley to
sing Good Morning Blues" and IF
Had You" for a good reception
and good ending to well bal
anced show.
Has Big Party
Broad says he is working for a
bigger cast show to include a four
girl chorus to n axe his the best ~
spot heresbouts.
Seen funning and drinking, sit
ting and blinking were Constable
Fred Thompson, Atty. and Mrs.
John X. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
schel Richey, Miss Johnnie Mae
Pack, Mr. and Mrs. AL Roman. Miss
Hope Dalton, Louise Huff, Herman
Lloyd, Helen White, Horace Evans.
Fannie Moore, Marvin Merrick.
Dave and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rivers Corley, Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Smith. Miss Addie Smith,
Cecil Kennard Miss Ida Pace, Mack
Dean, JEFF Davis, Brounzie Bur
roughs, Claude and B. J. Peek. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Baylor, Miss Almatha
Thomas, William johnson. Miss
Agnes Banks, Miss Minnie Butts,
Donald Artheule, Me n my Gal
Sunday.
Thank
Thanks to Reuben Hughes for his
dedication OF a number to yours
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04

At last il has come to pass that
Sepia Detroit has another first class
nitery in which TO make merry and
spend hours Of fun, gayety and all
that makes for nightlife pleasure.
The spot is Breads Club Zombie
out Oakland street way. With a
seating capacity OF $50, newly deco