The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-19
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bxrs HAS FIRST BIRTHDAY!l
by ulysses boykin

kXES HAS FIRST blkIHDAf!!
Among the most important events of l941 was tho
nnr of the finest theatercabaret this side of New YorL
y Club Three Skies in the heart of Paradise Valley
Mite club patrons have Hocked to the grand .ho.,.
and spacious atmosphere all year long have add
ed the fun and merrment featured this CAV show
palace.
This week the Club Three Skies celebrates its first
ersary with floor show that is super colossal with ta
and beauty Eight gorgeous clever girls sarstudded
Nth such names as the godenvoiced tenor Prince Albert
N Three Wild Riffs Jean and Vernon Morton svyinol
&rown Rosa Lockhart Lanky Bowman's music nasters
kd Sam Glove It) Fouche, the peer of Mos The new
kue opens Monday night.
Host Richard King is anxious that all faithful
patrons and friends make reservations to attend the
sals party Sept. Is at which time special treat
will await everyone. Let us all celebrate s4iappv
Birthday at the Club Three Skies in real old true big
time fashion.
|HE MOTOR CITY WAR 'FRONT.'
With the war program cutting down our rect suits
long rides in the country and other uxuries that we
toyed in normal times swing music dancing, merrment
bd entertainment continue to give the Valley folk
ance to get away from their problems of this warorn
"a world and enjoy good floor show now and then
bke for example, the revue at the Club Congo is very
and regret that such swell dance team is the onv
Ding that makes the show worthwhile Bobby and Foster
tson gre very good tap dancers The Three Skies has
very good revue and the Club Zombie just jumps The
bow has lot of life. The Jeep is the name of the old
hOgs club, The club is ready to go and P w Carlos
fhte ace bartender, tells that membership applica
bns are open to limited number.
Genes:
Factory workers being herded into the Recorders
Court to be tried for frequenting neghborhood
clubs for games with the boys . Housewives pro-
testing the rising costs of eggs and butter service
stars displayed in the windows of homes Fat pay
checks being cashed up and down the Valley Street
and buses packed and damned with shoppers and
sleepy defense workers Handbook operators
pmps and hangers-on enjoying the cream of workers
earnings :. Boys in uniform looking for places to
have little fun while on furlough :. Church folks
their buildings and many building, cleaning up and
fixing up the old structures Preachers happy over
the big Sunday offerings Folks buying War Bonds
like the ofays And still being denied the right to
work on many of the fat defense jobs and other fruits
Of democracy The crowded railroad, bus and air
terminals with tired, hopeful travellers Some arriv-
ing to look for jobs Some with stories about the
Axis treatment being given the Negro soldiers and
other black folk down in the southland
Negro speakers continuing to tell us to keep up the
b for victory on the home front and abroad, too so
pat the good parts of the American way can be preserved
They admit that things could be worse off under the
xS, where black man and Jew are considered little
fs than animals Dr. James j. McClendon, MACE
resident protesting against the treatment of our brothers
Mayor Jelfries storm troopers and the other I'M
emocratc practices of discrimination in housing, JOBS
nd accommodations against black Americans here In the
lenal of the Four Freedoms. Everywhere we go we see
annrs and protests against Jim USO center the Dig
spenve funerals for the departed the big apple hats
nd switch blades We can't believe it. but we are really
war and home town folk little disturbed only wnen
'N4 nDeItleS ana pOcketDOOkS nave oeeh
e. We are for the U.SA. and we have got to WIN TINS
ar.
0TES
Remember Les Hte-He came through the Motor
City few seasons ago and we said that he was going
places Les Hite and his orchestra, which has been
doing such noteworthy job in its home state OF Cali
iornia since returning there couple OF months ago.
can boast of breaking down the barrier in an impor-
nnt location spot this week.
On Sept 10 the He band opens at the Louisiana ior
ery known the Wiltshire Bowl This is the nrst tme
spot has played Negro band and it will be giving hite
e maximum of cooperation in the form of radio wires
I'd publicity