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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

HOMEMADE plum pudding
- and Christmas cake will be
among the goodies served at
the buffet supper which will be
a feature of the open house
party for service men Christ
mas Day. from > 10 II o'clock,
at the headquarters of Il VIII
Do My Best, . u Cadillac
Square.
The party is being given by
the mothers group of the organ
-ZdtiOn.
The mothers are trimming a
huge Christmas Tree on which
will be hung A gift for every
man in uniform.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
AIeers Miss Father

Suzette and Freddie Alger
VIII miss their father and great
pal. Frederick NJ Alger, who
now is a lieutenant commander
in the navy, stationed in the
Hawaiian Islands.
But on Christmas Eve their
gran q mother, Mrs. Fred +.
Murphy, and Doctor Murphy
will have a big Christmas tree
for them and their cousins,
Francis and Harold Boyer Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

and the Boyer twins Mary and
Alger. The tree Will be pre-
cedcd by a family dinner. Mrs.
BOYER returned from Washing
ton. d. G.. Thursday. and Mr..
Boyer will arrive in time for the
Christmas Eve festivities.
And on Christmas Day Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
MadrigaI Club
To Give Musicale

THE MADR1GAL CLUB >of
Detroit this Sunday at 4 o'clock
will give a Christmas candle
light musicale at the Women's
City Club.
Charles Frederic Morse will
conduct. Miss Myra Cole will
be- the accompaniSt and Miss
Mildred Coulter, soloiSt.
Mrs. Samuel {. Mumford,
music chairman az the City
Club and honorary member of
the Madrigal Club, has arranged
the program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
On Visit for Duration

Mrs. Don Schilling and her
little family, Frances Ann, aged
z; Bill, 6, and Patsy, 4, have
gone to live with Mrs. Schilling's
father, William II. duCharme of
Washington road, Crosse Pointe,
for the duration. Lieutenant (jg)
Schilling is in Georgia.
In the midst of all Mrs. Schill-
ing's plans for Christmas the
youngsters took chickenpoX.
Several Detroit girls. who had
married and gone away TO live
in distant cities, have come home
for the duration.
Flies From Montreal
Mrs. John Fraser Baltic,
whose husband is a lieutenant
in the Black Watch, flew here
the other day from Montreal,
bringing her 6-week-old son,
David John Fraser Baillie Jr.,
aged 2 years, was here already
with his grandparents. The chill
dren will be surrounded by
doting relatives as their two
young auntS, Miss Sally Sulli-
van and Miss Nina Sullivan,
arrived home on Wednesday, the
former from New York, where
she has been visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Whitfield PreSsin-
ger of Park avenue. and the
latter from the University Of
Wisconsin.
Little David Norcott, aged 81
months, whose father. Lieuten-
ant Norcott, is in the navy, like
wise will be the pet of adoring
grown-ups. He and his mamma,
the former Barbara Ballantyne,
came on from California 10 stay
with the Howard BallantyneS.
The family Christmas tree. II
is feared, will have 10 be guarded
from his clutching baby fingers
Even last Christmas he was
dazzled by the tree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
ST. Clair Health Guild

ST. CLAIR HEALTH GUILD
Will hold its Christmas party at
! p. m, Wednesday in the St.
Clair Recreation Center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

Harrison Watson, IS with the
judge advocates office.
On his own Hap went out
and got the tree and carted it
home. He is playing Santa
Claus TO his sister Julie. aged 7,
and Charlie, who is only 4.
Mrs. Watson Will follow her
custom of holding an informal
gathering around the tree
Christmas Eve for her neighborS
in Lincoln road, Crosse Pointe.
She has been saving her gas
so that she and the children can
motor down 10 Crosse lie on
Christmas Day 10 have dinner
with her sister and brother-in-
law, the Glenn CoanS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Asks for Her Father

Sally Shreve, who is 4. keeps
asking for her father, Capt. G.
Upton Shreve III Sally and
her mamma have gone 10 live
with Mrs. Shreve'S parents, Or.
and Mrs. George l.. Renaud, in
Renaud road, Crosse Pointe.
Michael and Gillian Shall
cross. with their mother. the
former Eleanor Ford TorTey. are
living with their grandparents,
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Norton Tor
rey, while their father. Lieu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Mothers,
Wives Busy
With Plans
Nv MINNIE CAGE

4 GAIN The star of Bethlehem
rises IN the East and shines
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21
Y.PSILANTI
By MRS. ErGENIA O'BANNON

THE rule o, peace in our
hearts" was the theme OF the Rev.
II. G.. Simmonse morning discourse
10 his large and appreciatiye audi
ence. The Junior choir, Miss Clay
NAH Clark. organist, rendered the
music for the day. Next Sunday and
Monday March % and 30, the pre-
siding elder Dr.. Washington, will
conduct quarterly meeting and con-
ference at pm. The Junior choir
will render a splendid musical pro-
gram. The Junior branch OF Sam
son Brooks Women Mite Mission
airy, known as the Mary Lee Circle
will sponsor a special effort Sun
day afternoon. March 30. The sick
are: Brothers Arthur Carter
James Wilson and James Ward.
At Second Baptist church. the
pastor. the Rev. Garther Robertson,
brought the Sunday morning mes
sage from Isa. 9.6. For unto us a
child is born The Rev. and Mrs.
l.. y. Jackson, Detroit. were among
the guests present. Sunday. March
% the Senior Usher board will
present the Rev. Mr.. Tanning OF y.
Detroit as guest speaker for the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21

comparisons. Coles always comes
out on equality IN the comparison.
This native Philadelphia, chuck
ed with boyish exuberance and af-
liability. acquired the clarity OF taps
and smoothness OF rhythm by per-
severance and down right hard
work. II was this. and this only,
that brought him the wizardry on
the dance floor.
After quitting high school in his
third year 10 join with the Miller
Brothers in 1880 at the Pearl the
alter, and later playing in New
York. Honi took fling as sin
gle. He then decided that he need
ed some more practice II he want
ed to equal those top dancers he
had been watching. So he took Is
months off and devoted this time TO
rehesrsals. giving three hours each
day TO practice in special room
he had set up in his home.
Convinced that he was ready TO
take OF on another stage fling,
AOltS JOlutu tl' i<u'hg otNNh INV
in 1885, and was in Europe the
following year with his partners
Dick Saunders and Charles Bin
ky) Weaver now slim of Paul,
Slim and Eddie. also in the Club
Congo show. Iioni was showing the
Europeans how the modern manner
Of tap dancing should be done as he
cleverly executed his intricate rou-
tines. His dancing was seen and
heard in Scotland, England. Switz-
erland. France and Italy. The boys
played the famous Palladium in
London twice within a month.
While IN France he met Jessie
owens and Johnnie Woodruff. the
two Olympia stars who were re-
turning home after SCATTERING Hit
lers theory OF Aryan supremacy.
Also in Paris at the time were Peg
leg Bates, John Henry Lewis, Mills
Brothers, Flash Devils. and mcm-
bers OF the Blackhird company.
Cole returned on the Inflated Nor
mandie which recently harned in
New York harbor.
The mild-mannered Honi, in go
Ing through his rouiines. raps out
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21
You May BE Interested In
knowing That

The Mis- Bro'heys returned
home last wees af'er az absence
o. zen wears The home folks 'uyn-
ed out nv 'he thousands While
? ay!nS 4; local ,heaier in Day
on. .he box ofaoe biz high ~
$40 500 Ia one ngie week.
Before becoming famous ne
N,ii. Brothers and their family was
ntxf-dcor ueighbors 70 yours ir4-
Isl 5 wife and pagen's Untl next
Na.k m. GOOD LISTENING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21
Whitaker News
BY PAUL THOMPSON

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryant were
dinner guests OF the Rev. and Mrs.
Parker recently.
The Rev. NJ. Parker was surpris-
ed Thursday evening with a basket
OF groceries presented him by the
church in honor OF his birthday.
The Junior chorus met at the
home OF Miss Wanda Smith Wednes-
day 20 plan for a program TO be
rendered Sunday in Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson
were sunday visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Thompson. Mrs Anne
Raines spent the weekend in De-
iroit with Mr.. and Mrs. Randall.
Mr. and Mrs. r. VI. Byars motored
TO Ypsilanti Saturday TO see Mrs
Roselee Brown who is III.
Mrs. Blanche Thompson enter
tanned the missionaries Tuesday.
The Trustee Helpers gave spagh-
ETH supper Saturday. The recrea-
tion club met AZ the home OF Cor
nellus Reeves. Jr. Tuesday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21
Posting The Radio Bulletin Boar,
This Week

wonder how many OF you folh
happened 10 have your radio tun
ed 10 radio station CkLW 49,. las
Wednesday night at 5 80 pm? Well
anyway. al that time Carl Tinney
nationally knoan commentator
posted the nrst message on our
bulletin board" for this week
Here's his exact words Well
folks the colcred people are awful
happy tongh, and they should
be Ia coiored new paper dis
covered the name OF that colored
mess-boy that became a he.o. when
the Japs attacked Pearl Harbor
After the white boys had been
pushed away from this biz sun by
the laps bullets porie Miller
che colcred boy took control by
himself. and blasted the Jape
down"
To add 10 what Ny Tinnsy has
already said 81 know al. good
American are > ogd u this young
race youth He halls from Waco.
Texas and IS - wears OF age
May God bless and keep him safe
~ until The great conflict !. ended
Car. T!nn,y the liberal minded
while commentator may be heard
over CKl.W each Monday. We'd
resday and FRIDAY al pm lis
er. YOU VII ENJOY his CONF
meats
Iosed oa The tuleun board
Nsa aay mo nins from the NBC
R-e,a ~ cilh said Don McNeai
II Detroit there is Mrs. Me
Neai nothing strange about
TIA ,inese are %, OF N NeHs..
bar Nt.ns next door 20 her is JACK
Baker. Remember there r. as
JACK BAKE on The Breakfa.t lnh
nd b. ne life OF he -
ty Anotae one o. those strsnge
'hrss faa. happens in radio.
oar ha enNa on the board
Tau Sday mor1ing come from radio
stason WNNZ Remember be pro-
rssm Il CO. Your NUMBER men
II nod p 'h- ann several weeks
ago Tbs fhs pfos gam iha
rtss radios ttee 20 persons who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21

Notes From
Fort Leonard
Wood. No.
Rr MRS. MArpE MALONE

The big dance given at the Serv-
ice club Was sponsored by the 34th
battalion OF The ERIC. This gala
affair was attended by over 100
beautiful and popular girls from
81. Louis. Jefferson City and
Springfield.
The sweet harmonies OF music
was furnished by the Fort Wood or
chestrs.
The party was attended by many
commissioned officers who helped
Ii. james Wilson, 1t. Joseph Las
si,ed. Major Baird, Major Hall. Cap
tain Luther. 1t. Eubanks. It.
Pcoles. Chaplain Jonee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Casey. ]. 4. Cook
Mrs. +. Price. c r. Chavis. II. H.
Williams. Joe Wood. Miss Losi
Bolden. Corporal Ninson.
The hostess staff il composed OF
Mrs. Msyzelle Washington. Mrs.
Marjorie Mason and Mrs. Geneva
Turner.
The uSO club directly adjacent
20 Fcrt Leonard Wood is planning
on having rs formal dedicatory ex-
efcises March S. This beautiful edi-
ace The only type structure in this
section OF The country OF Negro
soldiers. IS fully equipped with
spacious game rooms. club rooms.
music rooms. snack bar service. Of
hces and living quarters.
The executive director. Clarence
Sterling Chavis OF ESQ, yMCA has
stressed the importance OF the pro-
gram and entertainment for the
soldier his friends and relatives.
il WI be a potent factor in build
% the spiritual, mental and ply
Steal stamina through wholesome,
pleasant and congenial surround
ings.
Those on the staff IN state are
Clarence Sterling Chavis. executive
director Mrs. Sarah Long asso-
fla'e executive director. Miss Lois
Redden program director Joe
Williams Joe Wood. Miss Lois
Berry. business secretary. Mrs.
Ann Eunice Grundy. snack bar
operator: James CLEANERS. Howard
Duncan, maintenance men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21
-IYp NEWS SYNDICATE

afternoon services. Sunday. March
20 the Second Baptist Missionary
society will be the guests OF the
Dorcas Missionary society of Ann
Arbor Of which the Rev. c. W. Car
pented Is minister. Visitors at the
Church Of God in Christ. Elder W.
A. Anderson. pastor. during the
week were Elder and Mrs. Car
rol. Elder owens and Croft and
Brother Ernest Williams OF Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Anderson and
children. Eunice and Sylvester.
Continued on page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21
Duke Records Three

Duke recently waxed three more
originals Feb. %. Tunes include
What Am ! Here For?" Some
one and Il Don't Mind lyrics by
Billy strayhosn and voca.s by lvie
Anderson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21

a clearness OF his taps that ca,
distinguished in the remote ~.
OF the club. and does il IN an ].
phatic fashion and to the er,,'I
delight OF the patrons who NJ
designated him as one OF the n
dancers ever TO appear az the i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21
ROMULUS new
BY MISS LOIS REpDEy

The choir of ST. Paul Splrln
church and the Gospel chcru. !
Lomax AME Zion church will ~
der a masical program Surd.
March 22 at $3.50 pm. al Pal
Memorial AME church. The r,
T.. c. Boyd Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21
Stage
THE RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES

dhave telephones should they be
called and know the code word
for tha, day. Now II has been ar
ranged 60 that persons who do not
have phones will have a chance TO
win some OF those radios for
furihers details tune to the pro-
gram 1918 10 1890 am. They
may choose your number who
knows,
We also find some baseball news
posted on our bulletin board this
week. So here is. fans in this
area will have their choice be-
tween Ty Tyson over WV.
and Harry Heilman M over sta
ton WNNZ and the Michigan Radio
network. am sure that will be a
treat 20 Us al as they both are
good baseball anncunceis.
words and songs OF old and
new 10 program that you
should tune 70 4 you like music.
old songs new songs and poetry re-
citing This program comes over
the airwavss from station Wian
Monday through Friday 1915 70
=. 30 pm.
Did you ever wonder who j. the
person who plays me par' OF maid
on The Great Glide sleeve pro-
gram You know she =. called
Birdie and Is ne center Of at
traction a. she plays her part
vel She j. l.i..ia, Randolph 49,.
las. week she had The honor ~ be-
ing elected chairman ~ Tho negro.
Thespian Defense Circuit Birdie il
also working IN new picture en-
...L.l :. - -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21

Dancing Honi Cole
Wizard at Cong,

Hearing the deft feet of Hon Coles tapping an oIl
cato to the strains of music provides enchantment for
ratrons of Slim Jones Club Congo and conjures up in
minds of those devoees of tap pictures of other g
dancers and these devotees Immediately begin 10 ND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
MORE UNKNOWNS'

John Shepard. who used tc
be known as Shepperd Strudwick
has only gained screen recognition
within the past year and the other
West Pointers" have onyy re-
Gently come from Jersey and
points west.
They are David Bacon, Stanley
Parlan, Max Cole. John Meredith,
Roger Kirby, Tom Neal, Gene
Rizzi and Victor Francen.
There are few o4d-timers in
the cast, but most of those you
will see in this historical adven-
will be new faces.
Henry Hathaway directed this
one with William Perlberg as the
producer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Film Time Clock

ADAMS MY Favorit. SPY II a n
1859. ass. 1871 1885 p m The VIE
Takes Flyer II 81, 3.35, s.32, 81
p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI.--"Ro xie Hari. '
I IS. $40. m The Corsican Broth
ers" 1i.io a m. 2.35 6.35, 1920 p. m
CINDERELLA Roxe Hart" $50. g.
o:25 p. m The Corsicsn Brothers,
u 30 3;45, 1913 lo:4o p. m.
FIsHER-"R oxie Hart" 24o sos.
e;25 p m. The Corsiean Brothers.
II IS :, 7.20. 1910 p. m.
Benny Goodman. 1872. ; 81, $50
9:44 p m. 1T Happened in Flstbush. ~
li:17 a. m; 2;O2. Az, 7:4e, 1884 ?. m.
MADISON-"Hold Back the Dawn,
II a. m. $50, Gao. 1890 ,. m. This
Bride Came C o. D., ITO. 5, 8 SO ?. m
MICHIGAN-"Reap the Wild Wind.
1928. $50. 7:05. 1913 ?. m; Hay
foot 1875 a m, g. $40, 9:25 p. m
PALMS-STATE - The Mad Monster.
l1.20 a. m. ?, 40. 7.l5. 9:55 p m.
The Corpse Vanishes, 90 1240, 800, 8
RIVIERA Roxie Hart" 1890 40
Z 50. 1l:25 p. m The Corsican Broth
ers. 2;l0 5:55. e.25 p. m.
R-K-O UPTOWN Roxie Hart ago
s:25. $3.50 p. m. The Courtshp. Of AndS
Hardy" 100 435. 7:4o. 1913 D. m
ROYAL Rookie Hart" $50 $50
p m The Corsicsn Brothers, 7;5j
TEIFNEWS-N News. short subjects, s
ISITEb ARTISTS The vanishinl
Virginian." II 30. 3.f5. :, 1920 .. m
kid Glove Killer lllo a. m, 225
= 40 2 D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

some manner broken occasionally
by bit of sizzling torchanting.
Young Jimmy Smith shares the
top spot with his unique dance
'turn-dancing lightly over the
keys of his "danceophone," which
makes music. some sweet and
some blue. Tommy Ellis is an
other performer, offering a mill
tary surprise" which is climaxed
by a dance for which he mounts
an electrically charged table. The
current is carried through his
body to lights scattered about on
his uniform. which flash on and
off as he dances in a blacked-out
room.
"PorkchopS' Patterson, 300
pound song-and-dance comedian,
is iovial as ever in his third week,
and Bob Parish continues TO gain
popularity with his popular songs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Victory Revue
At Tire e $50

A TRIBUTE 10 Americas wal
effort is the theme of Bette
Taylor's elaborate new revue
Patriotic in Swing" which opened
at the Club Three 666 last night
Star of the ION to Victory
reduction is the captivating
Cuban dancer, Carmencita Romero
who was recently featured in the
Ethel Waters show, Cabin in the
Sky"
An exceptional cast Of sepia
entertainers, with variety the mo-
tive, has been chosen to support
Miss Romero. They arc the
Streamlined trio, Donnie. Oracle
and Eddie, variety dancers; Prince
Albert, lyric tenor who has just
completed a long engagement on
the West Coast; the eight, Taylor
cites, a bevy of Sepia beauties who
contribute stirring dance ensem-
bles 10 the accompaniment OF
patriotic airs; Sam Fouche, clever
master of ceremonies: Jerry Taps.
whirlwind tap dancer direct from
the Tic Toe Club in Boston, and
others of Harlem fame.
"Lanky" Bowman and his orches-
ira are prepared with special
score for the new revue. and
rhythms in keeping with the spirit
of the show will predominant for
dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Rubber Night
At Edqewater

TONIGHT Is Rubber Night"
|it New Edgewater Amusement
Park. Any one may bring as
many articles Of scrap rubber Ia
he park as he wishes. or can find.
Zach article. when deposited IN
he receptacle provided for the
purpose entities the holder to one
Tee ride or show.
This occasion was devised as a
|neans of helping Uncle Sam in
he closing hours Of the drive for
|'crap rubber and at the same
line enable Edgewater patrons 10
lave fun a. no cost 10 themselves
All rubber thus gathered up by
he park viii be donated 10 the
government agency IN charge Of
he rubber drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

lment Sunday night while the
Deep River Boys are scheduled to
bow out Wednesday evening.
Continuing their policy of
name attractions. the San Diego
will bring in bass player John
Kirby and his flow gently sweet
rhythm" orchestra for a limited
engagement, beginning next Mon
day. Kirby and his band are well
known over the networks as one
of the best rhythmic string aggre-
cations in the country.
HAYMARKET.-The Novelties,
1.-THE Australian aCrobats whose
Unusual balancing and acrobatic
stunts are a hold-over from circus
days, head the new bill High
light Of their act IS a combined
Itrapeze and highlander sequence
which they execute in one fast
moving turn.
Character dancer Dorothy Mayo
is back by demand, and novelty
entertainment, is provided by the
RalStonS, magicianS.
Art Nee the one-man band
plays his loudeSt and funniest in
anticipation of his wedding. which
is scheduled 10 take place Thurs
day night on the stage of the
Haymarket
Baritone Wally Johl remains as
master of ceremonies, and it's still
Dot Hayes all-girl orchestra for
dancing.
PALM BEACH-S ylvi a and
Christine European adago and
ballroom artists who came 10 this
country 10 FIJI an engagement for
Billy Rose and then stayed over
20 become American citizens. top
the new revue. They perform
amazing acrobatic featS in addi-
tion to graceful dance routines.
In ono lift. the 1i0-pound Sylvia
stands poised on one toe on the
palm OF ChrlStne'S hand-an ex-
tremcly difficult feat
Song and dance man Gus How
ard presents Terra koSki. hand
'halanccr and Carl Ford. har-
monica wizard
CONGO-It'S p well balanced
show lead by Beverly White with
her song-SwInglng style. Beverly,
who was The song star of Claude
Hopkins orchestra for quite some
time, delivers her djttieS m a win
- - p go rara- EaFa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

"YOur Own Horoscope by
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY
June 30, 1917

Germans claim capture OF
Minsk, Lwow and LatVan naval
base of Libau.
Raj makes two daylight at
tackS on Germany, pounding
Bremen and KEEL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

AL STEVENS, a new fun per-
sonalty with A refreshing style
from start tc finish, continues for
a second week as master of cere-
monies and headliner of the revue
at Turks Trocadero Club. Offer
ing comedy and original parodies
in addition TO songs and dances,
Stevens is fast becoming a great
favorites with local nightclubbers.
He scored a tremendous hit in
his first week here
Side-splitting laughs occur when
comic violinist AL Tucker appears.
His type of comedy is quite pleas
ing TO patrons who recalled him
for many encores during his first
here last week Also
held over are Pearl MaGley Dane
ers, a beautiful line of girls whose
clever routineS add variety TO the
SHOW.
Sole newcomer is Dolores La
Mont, character dancer who IS
popular around town.
The rhythmS of Irving Lewis
Henry BuSse trumpet star and
his orchestra featuring Jack
Code Gene Krupa saXman) pre-
vail for shows and dancing.
CASANONA-Lorraine Rogers,
exotic dancer shares the lime
light with Herb Kosher and his
wonder dog, Shadow.
"A graceful dancer who en-
hances her work with lovely cos
TUNES, Lorraine has appeared in
several Broadway musicals.
Kosher twists his pal. Shadow.
into countless knots and weird
positions. then puts him on the
floor 10 demonstrate acrobatic and
balancing stunts. The dog IS eX-
Itremely flexible and his ready CO.
operation IS the result of long
training
Others introduced by singing
mistress of ceremonies JeSSica Gar
wood include Winston and Lolette.
tap and eccentric dancers Irene
Claire. character dancer, Herman
Ziehl. accordloniSt. and Pail Neil
sons variety orchestra
SAN DIEGO. - It's farewell
week for piano >iylISt Fats
Waller and has orchestra and the
Deep River Boys tophICht radio
.quartet who have been featured
with Waller for The past week
The famed 1--WE pianist and singer
concludes his four-wcck engage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

A sale Of World War bayonets
AZ Is cents each catches our