The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
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Jun,pin' JiUe
BY ULYSSES BoYKIN

| Our weekend was hghlighted by two important mis-
r We attended the opening of the Pullman w ait
T.. club Well known "Dummey' Georges at
|oqo7 18th This grand old mite spot is known all
-. town for it's famous Mexican and Creole dishes
IT, steaks are excellent SO when you have the urge
H. some food that's good and different, remember this
Lsnknown spot where the service is supreme The
thor important mission to catch the Iveys new floor
[ow at the Cozy Corner. We have run plenty of print
announcing the coming of the new production and were
as anxious as you to what il was all about
| There many faces including Dorothy
ADAM who doesn't do bad with her numbers
0lvette Miller, who proved very versatile with her
harp and her singing. Leon and Eddie are the out
standing numbers These two tapsters work very hard
and give the crowd results Co-producer John Oscar
not to the Cory Corner patrons but thew en;ov
his trumpet playing and singing, but not his dane
ing The piano numbers of Steps Wharton help
to hghigh the lull of the musical recess M C.
Reuben Brown is dynamic little dancer. Bill
Johnson, who to lead the band the Cory Cor
ner in New York City. And word reaches
US that he has been drafted for Uncle Sans ARMY
which brings the number up to three of Bills boys
called to the colors Howard Bunts whose name in
Detroit music circles is old that of Earl Walton
and Bill Mckinney is leading band at the MAIN
STREET CLUB out Woodward Avenue. Wade
Boykn is the piano player If you want somegood
advice ideal place go when you feel the west
side recommend the BLACKHAWK out
West Warren JOSEPHINE BAKER is the gent
who presents the Passing Parade" of featured en-
tertaners who contribute evening of entertain
ment.
Broad New Club Zombie continues to hold down the
forh-end nth Pha Terrell, Ray Revida Betty Tavlor
td laoreS as the entertaining attraction The ait
fn Progressive League. well known as SOC E. Adams
ready to serve the members and their friends soon
\ The ncw additions are just the thing The grand
weather. gives many of us the urge get out in the open
tnd there are two places that might interest you
mere Is ne new and modern Hedge In Hotel a thirty
fMlte re from the City Hall -. Herc you can eniov
Fns reai southern fired chicken and steaks beer and
me- dancing and special hotel facilities Or Spring
n Farm where YOU dring and dine, horseback
FHard hke...Ih his farm owned by Champ Joe Louis is
mecca for many Of the gay sets from the middle west
The Ink Spots will appear at the Craystone on
May 10 where dancing will be in the Garden .
Inc best place to get barbecue is Uncle Toms and
ses Log Cabin. The best place in town for fried
chicken are the Brown Bombers and Bobbie Ander-
sons
masmuch as the paper is occupied throughout with
On major actions as strikes, discrimination. war the
ang q he local payboys weddings and similar things
seems To be our patriotic duty remind you that there
Ne of places in the dear old motor city where you
4" ENJOY Yourself SO will be rubbing elbows with
k@a me < c, the Larks Turf Club or the Paradise
Eai Nations Studio and the Frogs . Former coumnst
Esuay fleldS is private in the lS4th Field Artary.
r. contributes to the Camp Custer paper. That is the
La"e ou'h Willis Ward is in. Received card from
Urls Mills He's in the oath Engineers now in Georgia