The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03
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scores was Oliver TX" Halves. their
manager Wants 70 know where
we've been hiding Truth, Is. we
haven't. we've been making just
about all the Hastings street spots
In search OF the stun that's found
in this corner.
HERE AND THERE
Were you around you might have
seen; Hope tshs's popular around
the Hastings barr readying for q
trek 10 the Stone 10 hear doc"
Clayton and his band, last Mon
day post-dark f. Wilbur Hale At
someone telephone giving this
scribe a ring and leaving word that
he was COINS out OF town last week
cad Baby" Shirley Patterson
back with the gang after q recent
trip Emma Howard getting
some business aligned with her
landlady after a Misunderstanding
that might have caused a lot OF en-
barrassment because Of false accu-
sations :. Willie Double" Malone
telling us that be would call up
Double because OF our double
no. trend. Mrs. Robert White
still thinking about the grand time
she had while on her vacation :.
She went South. Romeo Turner
making the Valleys post-nod-time
spots with his madam on Saturday
night. DR.. J. B. Greene working
way overtime IN his Hastings street
offices William Weldon. that
blues writer letting us know that he
was the writer OF I'm Gonna Move
on the Outskirts OF Town" and al
so the follow-up I'm Gonna Leave
You Out Here on the Outskirts OF
Town as We had coffee together.
He's the fellow who's featured with
the singing guitar 10 Browns bar
along with Big Maceo John
Woodward hitting town last Sun
day night and doing a disappearing
act Practically no one had a
chance 10 see him.
VALLEY SNAP SHOT .
johnnie Hill. Turf bar mixologist,
acting very human while serving
drinks. Most unusual Geral.
dine Graves. the cutie at the Band
Box. drinking &C. and strait
Grayce Thomas 1--WE remember
when II was Grace) who writes a
social item for this sheet. playing
the Il. and G. instead Of the Stone
Modern Music letting this col
nun know that a new studio Is be-
ing set MP with 20 Of our personality
girls mt the microphone. They're the
people who gave Jon music BY wire
and the familiar @Number Please
It's old stuff in Chicago -. Mildred
Merriweather, looking like any.
body's big brown doll, sitting at q
counter nlone Esther Gardner
(really attractive) eating ut Colds
before going home 10 the wv. i.
Pearl Thomas looking as tho she'd
Just lost her best friend.
Baby Lee telling a nightlifer that
she's settled down and true 70 one
man we wonder Willie Joe
(Fat Head Johnson devouring
some Of Earl Walton's nne foods
while Kelly drummer MANI Mar
tin gets his kicks from the vendor
Juanita Chism shopping for
groceries at am. A playboy
(fcr a change) out playing with his
moneymaker Che saying why
don't we do this more often" :.
Remember that recordi II was pop
ular Just about q year ago Lou
ise Benton telling q friend who had
forgotten her that she Is going 30
Toledo for two weeks and that she
ia glad that blues are soming 70 the
fore because she was born while
they we're singing them Louise
r Johnson telling US that she not
only sends men 10 the army from
draft board won" but che plays
piano But shes terriff, but 90
does Nettie Alice Cobb OF board 81,
play the SIS.
The SRO sign hung out IN mont
Of the Valley eateries on most
week END nights with capacity
crowds Herbert Thompson nav
ing n very late dinner .. Attrhc-
tive Mary z. Maupin, Of Cleveland
Ohio. having dinned with group
81 friends who've shown her fne
time since her arrival In this sec
tor Naomi webb at Henry's
singing Trees" with that certain
feeling that knocks rs ont BE.
/ ing informed thru well Informed
circles that a certain well known
playboy will have his atairs inves-
tirated by his lady friend. She's
gotten IN the wind that he's been
yardlng tough -. Too bad We have
In observe the old press rule o.
keeping of the record that which
IA designated as strictly on the
OF. :. Do you dig APT -. -.
Hastings street practically de-
serted after two on these COO
mornings The boys and girls
not wont 70 linger on the corners
70 finish their bar conversation
. Bill Donaldson who's nandlin1
some Of the business for Doc
CLAYTON and the band telling as thai
he's being well received In ever
town they've played and that the,
20 n the Royal theater IN Balti'
more THIS week The Paradise
theater displaying (on their mar
ouel the fact that n will open or
the ninth with Harlem Express.
Jimmie Lunceford doing the musi'
cal honors Pauline Hall sne'l
tan and terrific, playing u hard and
telling IA that she works for Mod
ern Music This scribe going Il
press ~ Sis a.m., getting Sleep
and saying. G'nigbt