The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
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by ulysses boykin

n.odncers are complaining that between the armed
The movies and the increased number of mite spots
l'. Vs., market is hitting low. One Detroit pro-
Nv bss come to the conclusion that he is going to do
MbnO TO help the condition. He Leonard Reed pro-
M. s 81 Broads Club Zombe, who has produced some
aonallv fine and brilliant revues since he joined the
ass zombe production staff Leonard announced early
S Wv sek that starting Wednesday. jan 20 and each
pl,.dav night thereafter will be Talent Discovery
W.. ANY person who thinks that he dance sing or
ny kind Of different act can leave an application with
rd IN Tuesday, Jan. 10. The successful members of
~ talent night tryous will get weeks work at the Club
1Me And of course. there is possibility of greater
ent in the entertainment world Believe us when
ssv that there is great need for and differ
~ acts So if you have any talent or friends that think
NAV are pretty good on out TO the Club Zomble Tues
law night and see Leonard Reid
mi THE RUMOR DEPARTMENT:
'- Someone always whispering inside info that
hs that about to happen and we find ourselves run
r dawn he story to if there is any truth in it. The
ne vne came through with story that the Club Con-
r. was going 10 close down. We talked with the powers
behind the popular spot and they informed us that the
srv was untrue The Congo is enjoying good season
d there IS not the slightest thought of closing down, it
was stated.
zoMBIE BOY
So Broad son of the owner of the Club zombe. flew
Detroit last Friday all the way from Camp White Ore
or Young Broad serving with the us Army medical
orus He said that his daily dreams for the bright
lights Of the Zonbie
PRESS PARTY:
Mrs Roy lightfoot very gracious lady, has again
Invited the press be her guests at the popular
tub Friday night This party will mark the official
opening Of the newy-rebuit theaterbar You wouldn't
recognize the place Ii is really fine with one of the fol
kwood fronts and modern lines Aforementioned and
lighting effects are terrific. The stage show is solid
sender and worth seeing. Let's make il date and meet
utheB& C. Warren LaRue. dapper manager. will be
on hand to welcome you and that you have right
eous time
C00TIE WILLIAMS
"Cootie' Williams, that man who formerly blew
trumpet with Duke and has now made name and fame
for himself orchestra leader opens at the Paradise ne
sre this week continuing the parade of name bands that
have played Detroit II will be remembered that Coo
ties trumpet playing outstanding that Duke III
lgOn special number for him TO feature entitled
Concerto for Cootie'.
ROBSON
Another treat is in store for music lovers when Paul
Robson appears here Saturday evening at the Masonic a
dtorium Jan 80 in concert presented by Miss Nellie
Watts He VIII be assisted by the Ford Local, uAN-ClO
Victory chorus who appeared with him last Spring a,
Olympia. Ballad for Americans, that famous chofal
number will be the program again. Tickets are avail
able at Grinnells or Ford Local 600.
CHLLS AND THRILLS
your nerves are good, then unusual experience
awaits you YOU 90 see the werd motion picture entitled
White Zonbc We usually don't get much eXcned
over the movies but this is that could give snow man
.ms It's setting is in picturesque Haiti home OF the
'ooDoo Cult and deals with people who have the power
ndgu dead bodies and endow them with the semnlance
o. life It's now playing at the Cinema Columbia at
Woodward