The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12

Birmingham, Ala. had jumped into
town and should she find employ.
ment may land We said may make
Detroit her home The same
goes for Charles Pryor who IL q
fright guy" from the heart OF that
same state but the two are not &C.
quainted.
We could tell you. Teddy. that
Sammy Sparks. OF Chicago, who
played host 10 S. c. Gibbons and
yours truly. last year, was in town
last week and we spotted them In
the company OF Mrs. Gibbons and
Thelme Uddyback at the B. and c.
and ready to hop to some OF the up
town gay spots. II We wanted 10
We could say that Romeo Turner
you know that amiable chap be-
hind the bar at the Hastings BARI
is playing Sonnie Wilson's cock
tail lounge rather strong as we'll as
the B&C. Joseph Cox and Johnny
Scott can be seen, most any eve
ming. early. enjoying few bottles
OF Friar's Ale at he Hastings and
that Walter Kimbrough (the other
drink dispenser) likes 10 sing the
Mama Mama Blues along with the
vendor. That We saw Bobby An
derson and her dog. Boots getting
their liquid gage. The dog going
tongue and tail for a cocktail made
OF whiskey and ale and that the we'll
known Helen MCGEE and her better
half. Clarence, have patched up
their differences 10 start ont with
a clean slate. causing her TO cele-
brate the occasion with a bunch OF
girl friends at bar saying she's
downright happy about 1t all.
We think you've met this chap.
T.R.F. hut anyway Willie (Double)
Malone tells us that he and Georgia
Mae are on the verge of a re.merge
since they found that their leach
others brand OF love Just couldn't
be found elsewhere. You've heard
this one hut we might remark that
-FIylng Home Is the favored rec
ord In the lie Of Catherine Hen.
dirk and that she likes II as done
by l.. Hampton. Could add that
the most requested of the popular
fugues (as done by King KOIax)
Is II Could Have Crled- and that
Clarence White Is n most entertain
Ing person TO talk With and that
Laurie Stone and Billy Munford
whom you'll remember as being
connected with Elsie Roxborough
In her play producing days helped
US on orr way one recent eve.
Stone Is In the decorating business
and doing all right.
Among other things that might
be OF interest TO you would be the
meeting OF Earl Cuzzens, John Rox-
borough. Stutz Anderson and Reu-
ben Ray at the cocktail bar Of Club
Congo. II wouldn't be news IL we
told you that those guys we're reg
ular with their friends and mem
bers OF the press. You might not
know that Elizabeth Simmons is on
her vacation, so we could add that
fact. Then too, we might inform
Teddy Fields that we had overheard
him saying that Miss Briscoe and
Mrs. Knowles OF the Receiving
Hosp. are two OF the finest Angels
OF Mercy you've ever met or that
the reason you haven't been able
TO contact your one-time west
eide" gal is that she's on a trip TO
tho errthIord Es,,nnv Nc lrnour
those intimate facts when you are
supposed to know them and don't
Then, pal. we might suggest, even
urge you 10 listen 10 a few rec.
ords that we think are mighty line.
There's .Stormy Monday; II has
n something that makes you sit up
and pay attention It's by Earl Hines
and "Baby Don't You Cry by Bud
dy Johnson carries some deep
words. Listen 10 them carefully
when you play Il. The story (In
short Is that the girl has let the
boy know that there Is no future
for them and when he accepts the
verdict and II going his way he
notices tears and tells her Il was
her desire so "Baby Don't You
Cry" OF course, the song that Will
III your case better, Teddy, Is the
record by the Ink Spots @Pm Not
the Same Old Me- We know you
couldn't be since the rim between
you and the Mrs. We may make
that song our next favorite By the
Spots, however, we stlll say ~Pll BE
(COnflnued ON mage Isl