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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
McDanieLs In
Neu Flicker
With Cagney

HOLLYWOOD. Ca.it-tANP)-
In an excellent role that called
for the varied emotions Of which
he is so capable. Hattie Mcdaniel.
noted screen star, is featured in
"McLeods Folly" new drama
1t Columbia studio. The star is
James Cagney with his brother VIII
lam Cagney. the producer. I. is
mixed cast under the direction
of William E. Howard with Lowell
Farrell, first assistant.
Hattie who is very popular with
he stars has for some time been
under contract 10 Warner Brothers
First National. but had il changed.
50 as 70 give her a wider fed as
free-lance artist. However. she
has 10 play in three pictures a,
Warmers under her old contract.
Her last there was in the musical
which featured her in the an-col-
ored "Ice-coid Katie" sequence
She will sing this theme song on
her nationwide tour this summer
McLeod's Folly is TIE first pro.
duction Of the Cagney boys, WIKI
have now gone into business FOL
themselves as an independent com.
pany,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Rex Ingram
SecondLead
In Sahara

HOLLYWOOD. Cant.-(ANP)-
Depicting a Sudanese sergeant-ms-
jor. Rex Ingram, famous star Of
Green Pastures has just finished
~ weeks OF work in Columbia's
powerful new drama Of North Az
RIGA. tentatively titled Sahara
Il may prove to be the most i'm.
portant film In Ingram's colorful
career, for he plays second lead
TO the star Humphrey Bogart
Beltan Korda is the director. and
following the stupendous technique
OF preceding Korda pictures, the
completed Aim promises some
thrilling battle spectacles. The
company just returned from the
Mojave desert, where the principal
scenes were shot, with a huge cast
Ingram is now starting in new
as yet untitled picture at Univer.
sal. His double and stand-in Is
Noble Blake. we'll known local
player. In cabin in TIE Sky" just
released, and also in its stage YER
sion. Ingram played the part OF
Luciter, Jr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
The Blackout
By RUSS !. coWANs

he's working fast. Olive Brown
5 now in the show al Smalrs Para.
disc. would much rather be out In
the good old middle.west. :. Kid
Williams opened an engagement In
Eckman. W. Va. last Monday and
the following day he received noti-
hcation from his draft board that
ne had been reclassiAed and put in
IA. Il. This Is the Kids first trip
out OF Michigan in mary moons.
Betty Taylor. producer at Club 666,
is leaving for a short trip East 70
visit her husband in New Jersey
and also to scout around for some
new material for her forthcoming
show. Clarence tSparks) Ellis
IS member OF the cast at Three
Skies. . Verde Mae Green and
Ruby Goff are here from Chicago
p. visiting Ellen Howell, assistant
manager at Club Congo. Both
are worth more than q passing
glance.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

IDA JAMES, currently headlin.
ing the floor show at Club Congo.
is a graduate of one Of those radio
children's hour in Philadelphia (.
and also on the same program was
Lillian Fitzgerald, slender come
dienne who just closed long en-.
gagement at the same nitery. .. 4.
Miss James is the sister OF Roland
James who is the Sonny Of the act
Of Son and Sonny which was
a: Club Congo last fall. Her
husband is Red OF the team OF Red
and Curly -. an act which was al
Club Congo q few weeks back. :.
Nehi Berry is wowing the patrons
OF Celebrity House in Pittsburgh
and William Banks. the affable
encee, is going into the eleventh
week a. one of the big spots in
Akyor but he would rather be
n Detroit. Joe Helm. manager
II Henry's Swing club, Is preparing
COR bond rally at his club. comes
May TO- Therell be plenty
u acts from other clubs Willie
and Wookie. who were at Club CSC
not so many weeks back. are held
as draft evaders in the jail in Co.
iumbus. Willie was arrested
FIST and when Wookie went
10 visit him. the minions OF the Law
placed him in an adjacent cell. .
The boys just forgot to inform
Uncle Whiskers OF their where
abouts The Two Nit Wits are
held over in Lawrence, Mass. .
and Eddie Martin and william Der
gin Of the DR.. Heckle and Mr.. 1--WE
act. opened in Boston Monday.
FAST WORK: Jimmy Mills wa.
booked in Dan Montgomery's Buffa-
10 nitery some weeks back n Q
singer and now Jimmy Is the
big producer. ". This Is his tenth
week at the Buffalo nitery bu'
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

Presented by Sid Grammar and
Mary Forkins. the big star-studded
cast includes Babe Wallace. sing
ing master of ceremonies; Mable
Scott. the Deep River boys. the
Three Peppers. Tke.ma Middleton.
formerly with Louie Armstrong:
Whiteys Indy Hoppers, 10 in mum.
now jitterbugging; the little
Layson brothers. Judy Caro-,
Holmes and Jean. Mason and V!gal
Jimmy Anderson. Anita Echols,
Rose Murphy. and a chorus Of H..
most of whom were imported from
New York and Chicago.
The chorus trained by Clarence
Robinson o, New York includes
Carolyn Bryant. Evelyn Jones. Kay
Jonaye. Nadine Douglas Wini Ben.
son, Ollie Prince, Elaine Dash
olive Sayles, Minnie Morton,
Claudia Oliver and Ernestine Por-
ter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Chesterfield Radio Show
Features Free Cigarettes

The sending OF a million Chester
fields, week after week to $4,000
fighting men in foreign bases where
smokes are hard TO get and supplies
not too frequently delivered. is
largely the result Of the radio pub
lies interest in Chesterfield's out
standing radio shows.
Since last November. Fred War
ing has been devoting his entire
i5-minute broadcast to Victory
Tunes" playing and singing songs
selected by the men in our Service
Camps and dedicating each pro-
gram to one OF the camps or posts.
So enthusiastic has been the re-
Spouse to this feature that Waring
has enough requests on file TO con-
tinue his salutes for months TO
come.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
By LAWRENCE F. LAMAR

LOS ANGELES. Cslif.-Pigmea.
Markham opening the new flesh
SHOW a; Ike Lincoln theatre here.
scored a tremendous hit with local
audiences.
Jimmy Baske;:e. considered by
many 20 be one OF the hes: sep.a
S:raigh: men. shared stellar honors
with Pgmea; The return OF flesh
shows a; The Lincoln proved a huge
success, the house crossing fo7 the
week nearly $40 900.
Bardu Ais band ~h.eh. IS a
standard feature at ne theatre now
since shows have been restored
was everything the audience could
expect.
Dynamic Pepper Welsh. formerly
Of the team Of Candy and Pepper.
fairly stood the packed and damned
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Bill Sets Mark
In Born Happy

LOS ANGELES, cali,-(ANP)-
Opening Monday with all the CLAM.
or OF Hollywood premiere except
for the war cancelled sun-scrs and
searchllghts, Bill Robinson's new
stage show, Born Happy" debuted
At the Alcszar theatre in San Fran.
cisco TO record-bresking run
Among the first nighters were
many celebrities OF the movie
world. besides famous figures OF
the business and professional cir
cles and the armed forces.
Revealing that the famed b.
jangles is not only king OF all
dancers. but a master producer as
we'll. spplauding reviewers might
have thought II took months to
shape up such a well organized, fast
moving. fabric Of entertainment. In
reality he had 10 work in Fox's
Stormy Weather" up to within
two weeks OF the opening date be-
tor. starting rehearsals.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

A regular package OF 20 Ches-
terfield free to $4,000 men each
week-a million free cigarettes a
week for victory-that's Chester
fields message of good cheer to our
fighting men at the front.
With the slogan ITS Victory
Tunes for the boys over here and
Victory Smokes for the boys over
there" Liggett and Myers Tobacco
company makes this announcement
five night a week over the regular
Fred Waripg pleasure Time" radio
broadcast Mondays through Fri
days on the National coast-to-coast
network) - and also three nights
a week on the Harry James pro-
gram TUESDAY. Wednesday and
Thursday, Columbia coast-to-cosst
network.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Army's Joe Cole
Triumphs Before
Concert Patrons

FORT BENNING. Ga. - Private
Joseph D. Cole. a native OF Able.
vile. S. c. and young baritone
who has distinguished himse,. on
the concert stage throughout the
nation. sings frequently before an
~ G.ence OF service men AZ Serv.
&c, Club No. Five in the Harmony
Church area a. Fort Benning
The most recent program present.
ed by Private Cole contained songs
OF both a religious and lay nature
The first group. religious in ma.
ture and sung witt. The deep feel
ing and intensity OF this artist, in.
cluaed Handels famous Largo.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Pigmeat Markham Gets
Big Hand On The Coast

houses on end with her artistic ex.
ecu;ion OF intricate TAP rhythm
dancing.
TIE Brown twins, as they were
billed. appeared as a brother and
sister dance act featuring Louis
and H!lda Brown. Smart,y attired.
hey teamed gracefully in their clog
ZAP dance routines.
Others in The show included 20.
calls; Earl Coleman. Sleepy Will
,iams and his chorus line OF u
beautiful dancing chorines and
others.
Jimmy Marshall. assistant man
aEer OF the Lincoln. who is respon
sib!e for the stage show return
al the Lincoln. said he will feature
the Broomheid and Greeley SHOW
next week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
This Is The Army Set
HoIIywood's Finest Plus Joe Louis
Help Give Film Promise

dance 10 make Il one OF the seri.
ous threats for the Academy award
prize.
The picture features a lot OF pro.
,cssionals now in the army but i,
has aces in various lead parts who
are just plain civilians. And II Is
the acting OF the latter group that
makes the picture Transitional
However one must not forget that
some Of Broadway's brightest stars
now in the army have parts and
appropriate places in the Aim which
VIII premiere soon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Chairman Is
On Top Nou

FULTON. Ky Christine Chat.
man, the new -boogie woogie" pi-
ano and accordian queen and her
swing crew got a big reception
here on Sunday, Ap,l IS, draw
.ng some 700 dancing anS listening
fan TO the Anderson hotel local
iancery. Tie Chairman band opens
- southern tour a: Louisville, Ky.
On April so. where she IS expected
do record box Office business
when she plays the world renown
Derby Eve dance.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Harlem To Honor
Bethune College

NEW YORK Featuring Mrs
franklin D. Roosevelt. Mrs Mary
Mcleod Be;hune and Roland Hayes,
international tenor. a monster ben
eft is being planned for Ha-lem's
Golden Gate Ballroom on Sunday.
May >.
The sponsoring committee. headed
oy DR.. Claiming II. Tobias. prom.
ses 70 draw thousands OF admirers
~ Mrs Be,hune as a tribute 70 her
38 years of devoted service at Be-
thane-Cookmsn college, Daytons
Beach, Fla.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
VISITS CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Illinois - (SpeciaD -
Leonard Carpenter OF Hughes
Ark. was visitor in CLicago en-
route home from Mayo Brothers
Clinic. Rochester. MINI. His friends
are all wishing him a speedy re-
covery.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

ch.rPer has other outstanding con-
tracts he mus; nll For tina. reason
IL is limited that Noble may have
20 look for another chirper and
would like the best this side OF
everywhere 20 gel his old tenor,
Billy Banks, back Banks II is also
pointed out would like to rejoin
his old boss In fact Banks Is said
TO have told friends back in New
York that he'd welcome the chance
20 sing with Sissle again. Sounds
like a double play From Slssle TO
Rose TO SiSslc."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Wings Over Jordan
In North Carolina

CHARLOTTE. N. c. Wings
Over Jordan" famous choir OF "a.
do and concert stage. under the
narration OF its originator and con.
duc;or. Rev Glenn T. Settle. will
: presented in the Armory Audi
.orium. Charlotte. n. c.. on Thurs
Say evening. April 20
The Wings Over Jordan ensemble
may be heard every Sunday over
the Columbia Broadcss.ins System
from coast 10 coast.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

NEW YORK-(ANP) A 6ou5ie
bass concerto. unique among dance
bands. is featured by Charlie Bar
net, the saxcpaone maestro. who
opens April 30 FOR weeks en-
gagemen; a; TIE Apollo theatre, in
Harlem.
Barne.'s TWO bull Sddlers are Os-
car Petti.ord. the coiored doghouse
STAR from Minneapolis and Chubby
Jackson the personality bass play.
er. introduced when Barnet began
his eastern tour with his new 20
piece band a few weeks ago, the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
It's Twin Killer Banks
Friends Say Latest Suggests SissIe
To Rose To SissIe Again

Los ANGELES - Billy Banks.
now starred in the Billy Rose Dia-
mond Horseshoe In New York may
be back with Noble SisSle il Is be.
ing rumored here this week. Banks
left The Sissle aggregation when
Noble hit the trail for a tour and
finally an engagement at the Holly
wood Casino here.
hanks place with: the Slssle az
Srcga;ion was taken by Jesse Cryor
qd0e slpger in his wntightS but
so the story goes, the present Slssle
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

HOLLYWOOD - This Is the
Army" the picture version, is all
set for the cutting room on Warner
brothers lot and unless this cor
-espondent misses his guess for a
conquest OF the nation as we'll. The
picture has plenty-and even more
plenty" than the stage show by
the same name from which the film
story was taken. This is the pic
ture that has heavyweight champ
Joe Louis. now sergeant in The
army. as one OF its players. But
the Aim has real stars OF song and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Niqhf Club live

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind - Playing
hi, first Sunset Terrace club en-
Gagement Sunday. April IS. the
Gene Pope orchestra with lovely
I-na Wade vocalist had the Ter
race club danse h1bitues calling
FOR more aiser each number.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Charley Barnett, Young
And Gang To The Apollo

double bass concerto is one OF the
top sensations OF the bands per-
fornance.
Charlie features three other COL
cred musical stars in addition 70
Pei;iford. they are trumpe:ers Pea
nuts Holland and Howard McGhee
anG ex-J.mmie Lunceford trombon-
ST Trummie Young.
Mary Ann Mccall is the songs
:ress with Barnet's band.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
DOOley Wilson In
Village For A Run

NEW YORK-tC)--The famous
Sam of "Casablanca." our own
Dooley Wilson, debuted here at the
Village Inn in downtown Green
nous song which IS twelve years
wict. Village. Dooley sang the IA.
old. rs Time Goes BY" to the
aceompanimen. o. the worries
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
PATRONS AWAIT
fun jAMB0REE
At SANS CLUB
"A rtis is Hour Will
Please Night
Liners

Patrons OF Little Sans cabaret
are eagerly awaiting the Profess
sional Artists hour which is to be
held each Tuesday mite at this pop
ular nitery.
A special treat is in store for
those who have made this cabaret
their favorite fun rendezvous. as
outstanding theatrical talent is ex-
pected offer weekly shows for
ihe entertainment Of the Little
Sam customers on the artists hour
program.
MrS. Mildred Davis, hostess OF
the club, promises that everyone
who attends the cabaret each Tues.
day will enjoy themselves and have
q grand time.
Dick Barrow's current floor show
offering is titled Ester Fashions"
and features several fine entertain
ers in dances. songs and theatrical
offerings for your approval.
The show opens with the cho.
rines. Fannie Butler. Marie Camp.
bell, Juanita Summers and Madalyn
Gill showing of in a costume dance
routine. 10 be followed by Bobbe
Davis singing Why Don't You Fall
in Love with Me-" and the st
Louis Blues" for some nice sp-
plause from the audience.
Leroy McFadden then dishes out
lessons in tapology and works hard
to win the plaud!ts OF The cash
customers.
The middle number features
song "Brownskin Gal" ard has
Bobbie Davis as the costume char
scter, with the four chorines as
scenic background, as emcee-singe
Dick Barrow sings the :iile tune OF
the skit
Macs Rhythm Aces. Bill Moore,
Mamma Hines. Earl Hyde. Lee
Trammel and Everett. McCrsry
offer the junptune ''Rockabye
Basic" 10 make you enjoy their
music style. only 20 give way 10
Dick Barrow vocalizing on Got To
Find My Baby" and other favorite
and popular songs which the pa
irons received with burst OF fine
applause for the emcee-singer-pro-
ducer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Iron Jaw Wilson
Replaces ) Nuts'

NEW YORK - &C. = Well, perhaps should shed of
those tears the three Loose Nuts have left Now at the
Ubang ntecub Iron Jaw Wilson. who at the Apollo
theatre last week Iron Jaw takes anything from chairs tables
in his mouth and swings them around beat
He's fellow and studying to be lawyer. Allen
Courtney said he all night trying break girls
will Anyway Iron Jaw used TO be headliner the Cotton
Club and he'll do his novelty act for Ubang Well
still miss the three Loose Nuts who escaped weeks
from Nutland, at least long enough 10 give tri
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
hurley. cocoa KID DRAW

NEW ORLEANS-charley Bur.
icy. Pittsburgh. and Cocoa Kid OF
New Hsven. Conn, fought a 10.
round draw here on Tuesday night.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
Say Andy Kirk Is Tops
Present Aggregation Proves That
Music Is The Real Thing

Andy Kirk appeared here last week his
band hailed the finest aggregation to hit this town this
but critics agreed
dishsd by Andy Kirk
past thing folks know that Pha Terrell
old Nor for that
they Mary Lou Williams who
al Left the band
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

And how Q couple OF girls In Q smail
town make a rainy night something 70
remember for three lonely soldien.
= 4
And the once-in-a-lifetime performances
given by Mickey Rooney and Frank
Morgan-to mention two Of the inspired
cast!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
Effective Decorating
Trick For Front Porch

Flower pots sven empty ones
can make an effective way 10
dress up a front porch. Especially
n you use them IN a row made up
OF two sizes OF pots. alternated--
and all In those brilliant. califor-
MIA pottery tones.
South Tacoma Isebekah auxiliary
viii meet for a 1880 luncheon
Thursday In tho ]. o. o. y. hall.
Mrs. Paul Link, Mrs. Loren White
and Mrs. Wallace Phelps will act
az hostesses. Mrs. II. r. Locke
win preside over the business
meeting at 2 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
How The Jury Voted
Women-Yes, i; No, 2
Men = Yes, o; No, 3

Factory Foreman: No. The older
they get the more they talk. Hell
have 10 take her as she comes or
not al all, but don't expect any
change.
MiIiiBer: No. she might find
more interesting things To talk
about, but doubt n shell quie,
down.
Business Executive: No. II the
girl In that type then this young
man should anticipate a relapse
instesS Of an improvement after
marriage.
Canfeen Worker (womanD; No
it's not likely. Or course I don't
mean that should prevent him
from marrying her. Most women
like 10 talk.
Bank Clerk; Ignorance ID bhss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07

The trouble is that she IL al
ways talking. She carries On like
a fire hydrant sometimes. Some
Of the girls she works with call
her the Walkie- Talkie. I like this
girl very much. In fact have
been thinking Of asking her 20
marry me except for something
my father once said. which was
Keep away from women who
talk too much" At first thought
this was a cute trait IN her but I
notice that some times when I'm
tired II gets monotonous because
she il always talking at the wrong
time. and she wants 10 do all the
talking when others are around.
Do you think a girl like this
might quiet down after marrisge?
JOE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07

AS for the new styles. most of
them will be simple. with char
acter obtained from line and color
rather than extraneous decora-
ton. The trend. at this early date,
seems TO be TO either tall crowns
or very low. sometimes beret-flat
ones. Shapes range from large,
scoop-brimmed shepherdess hats
through dppled bonnet brims 10
small shapes with novel, oval
crowns The new models make
the most of coiffures; even. though
many of them have a forward
movement. they still reveal POM
padours.
Hats being considered ace spirit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07

A swsrtlm< wsl-sline- 4 n
credit n yeu. lady.
lean imagine razs how = ere<rz
~ me- out-en you Yea thirk.
wen. rs Wartime. and maybe ~
the girls VIII have tn many other
things to think sssnt besides their
figures and TIVE comr<titian went
~ what u us~d 70 h<. - III fust
rsiax.r You think. well. IN
working hard IN > var plant tar
IN an air pe<t 81 cffics or nursery
school or vh<reveFi ana I need
al the strength eAn muster. -
IN ct a. msch - I ca while
I can need 70 - stout and
stronk.-
Both times. you're wrune. Q
In the first place. more instead
AZ fewer wom<n. are taking cart
a their looks nowadays. n u tvu>
that fad dieting. The rix1d. high
speed route u siiun>ss. went out
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07

80 - N+-e-A A-AAAtE sCFJLah AAId
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Your tots Joy in this jumper out
fit viii be doubled If you duph-
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A smart way to use up fabric rem
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Pattern 4277 is available in
children sizes 2. 4, 6. s and 10.
Doll in 1s-inch only. Size 8,
chiid's and dolls jumpers. take IN
yards 54-inch; blouses, / yard 35-
inch
Send is cents and two tokens
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-07
Violet Prairie Gsrden Club
Plans Friday Meeting

Mrs. Joseph Hohelm win be
hostess for the meeting Of the
Violet Prairie Garden club At 1:50
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Alfred
Lingham win be guest speaker for
the meeting. There will be a
question box" conducted, and q
roundtsble discussion. followed BY
q tea hour.