The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-17
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by ulysses boykin

Pardon MS for mentioning it. But just can't get
= tho mood Of the column unless mention the wealth
The zero wave took us by surprise and spent day
ro TO getting adjusted and feeding gelopy anti
[uze Our friends were very nice when we dropped
q, chat They always offered us some "anti-freeze"
H. ourselves This warmed up considerably and we
ts able to make the rounds and gather enough nfor
Erio nto make the column halfway interesting.
Thanks to the promoters of the Paradise
Il theater venture, colored stage shows making
comeback in the motor city The long lines of waiting
eople in front of the theatre, Woodward and
Parsons is very good indication that Negro enter
,ners still draw if they have anything ooer This
week the Deep River Boys Americas foremost MIC
singers and their Harlem Merry Co-Round"
appearing the theatre this week: They will be fol-
lowed by that record breaker and topper of sweet
.wing-MISS MAXINE SULLIVAN.
MAXINE is the greatest little entertainer in the BUSH
hes Her personality and singing has placed her in star
Eton on the stage radio and She has fail
ID 10 deliver the goods Miss Suliivans last Detroit
Eavemcnt was at Slim Jones Club Congo. She gave the
Eans their moneys worth and enjoyed going the rounds
Eh Detroit top accountant, NJ. Stewart Thompson, which
reminds us that all of us will have to file income tax
blanks year and Nose is the to get to assist
n making the proper return. Uncle Sam demands and
nus have his pound of gold and he is going to get it.
Back 10 Miss Suvan-Maxine many friends and
EmircrS among Detroers and inspite OF her full pro-
Eam had dinner with our Canadian friends Dr. and Mrs.
Ferry Of Windsor just before leaving We received a
lard from her the other day and she told us that she was
counting he hours until she gets to Detroit.
Rollo s. Vest started his newspaper career (f you
can call newspaper work a career) with the Detroit
Tribune He sold papers right along with us and
wrote sports and other notes of interest the mite
ife it's folks and their activities interested him, and
he dred into that end of writing. Roo has had
his ups and downs. He has been kicked off of of
the best papers in the country and had worked very
hard in doing little publishing on the side Now
Rollo has come into his Just few days ago
he was promoted to manager of the Club Congo $50
E. Adams, of Detros three top-notch mite spots
He has the last word in selecting the entertainers and
at the same time responsible to that the patrons
are given the best service. IL is good to get in out
Of the rain isn't it Rollo?. We wish him success in
his job.
The Three Skies is the answer TO Andrew H. Sneed S
dream Of show place where everybody go and always
G the best service and treatment the same as Mr..
AM "A step forward realized when he announc-
led last weeks show would include as NJ CO Sam Fouche.
Formerly Peggy Joyce" Sammy has large following
nd always add his bit of song and twist to any show
ha needs lust that touch He is supported by errefhc
|e swing band Bonnie Carew and such stars as Rad
|f and Rodgers comedy team; Ross and McClan. in
|snaonal dance team: Leon Warrck the Toledo Fire
nsn who has fortune in his voice; Yok Taylor blues
singer; Collins and Pitts dance team that can't be
en Mary Fullmghter at the little piano and those ar
Rangers Of fast and furious tappollogy Three Skies
I've salute YOU.