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Evening star., 1944-04-30
Patrons Named
For Opera
Nav IS

The list of patrons and patron
esses for the week of grand opera to
be presented by the San Carlo
Opera Company, beginning May IS
at the National Theater. includes
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mrs.
Henry L. StimSon, Mrs. Jesse H.
Jones and the Turkish Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Ertegun.
This will be the company's sixth
consecutive season in Washington
snd the close of its thirty-fourth
transcontinental tour. The brilliant
cast of singers will include many
artists who have scored success on
previous visits here.
The Belgian Ambassador and
Countess van de Straten-Ponthoz
are among the other opera patrons,
as are the Ecuadorian Ambassador,
Capt. Colon Eloy Alfaro; the Ven-
ezuelar Ambassador and Sonora de
EScalante, the Spanish Ambassador
and Sonora de Cardenas, his Bri-
tannic Majesty's Ambassador and
Viscountess Halifax, the Polish AM
tassador and Nine. Ciechanowska,
the Uruguayan Ambassador and
Sonora de Blanco. the Paraguayan
Ambassador and Sonora de Velas-
quez, the Norwegian Ambassador
and Nine. Munthe de Morgen-
stierne, the Yugoslav Ambassador
and Mime. Fotitch, the Chinese AM
bassador and Nine. Wei, the Swed-
ish Minister and Nine. Bostrom,
the Lithuanian Minister and Nine.
Zadeikis. the Latvian Minister and
Nine. Bilmanis, the Egyptian Min
lister and Nine. Hassan, the Danish
Minister and Nine. de Kaufman,
the Swiss Minister and Nine. Brugg-
mann, the Thailand Minister and
Nine. Semi Pramoj, the Luxembourg
Minister and Nine. le Calais, the
Swedish Counselor and Nine. Wis
trand, Senator David Walsh, asso-
ciates justice and Mrs. Owen j.
Roberts, Federal Security Admins
traitor and Mrs. Paul V. McNutt, the
director of National Gallery of Art
and Mrs. David Finlay, Mrs. Will
liam Corcoran Eustis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Hurja, Mrs. Robert H. Imbrie
and Mrs. Gertrude Clarke Whittau.
Evening star., 1944-04-30
DIAPERS AND PADS

N'A oAhA -
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Chair Pads TIA
kleinert's Waterproof Play Pen
Pads : so
kleinerts Diaper Bag 24o
Kleinert's Refills for Pad Pants,
pkg. 85c
Evening star., 1944-04-30

Contrary to the name none of the
children in the Home is founding,
but are children of parents financi-
ally or physically abel to care for
them or who because of wartime es-
sential employment can not keep
them at home
There will be tables for cards
at 2 o'clock and tea will be served
from 4 to 6 o'clock, in addition there
will be tables laden with attractive
articles which will be sold to add
Ito the funds for the home.
Evening star., 1944-04-30
Pierce GHnd
Plans Benefit

The Ladies of Pierce Guild have
issued cards for their annual May
party at the Washington Home for
Foundlings at 46l0 Forty-second
street Friday afternoon. The Pierce
Guild is 50 years old and each spring
gives fete to aid in the mainten-
ance of his institution which has
served the District for many years
Evening star., 1944-04-30
Embassies
Continued From Page B-3.)

serves typically Norwegian lunch
con and work is resumed after the
informal meal.
Nine. de Morgenstierne returned
early in the week from a fortnight S
stay in the North, where her two
children, Marjorie and Solveig, ac-
companied her 1t was the first
skiing the children have had, for
their visits to their northern home
land have been in the summertime
when there is no snow. They were
at Stowe, VT, where they had ample
opportunity to indulge in the thrill
ing sport on Mount Mansfield.
Evening star., 1944-04-30
Weddine
Continued From Page B-3)

served as best man for his
brother.
Yesterdays bride was gradu-
ated from Vassar College in 1910.
Mr.. Warner is a graduate of
Harvard College, class of 1887,
and of Harvard University Law
School, class of 1910. He has
been connected with the War
Department in Washington since
1910 and he and his bride will
reside here following their we'd
ding trim
Evening star., 1944-04-30
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
ZOMBIE
PLANS FOR
NEW YEAR

For the new years show AZ
Broads Club Zomhie. Spicy Cam
field OF tho versatile comedy team
Of Garfield and Lewis has been
named producer
spi1zy has named his revue
Harlem Swing Time and the
production is mostly Jazz with a
lavish Harlem touch. Marcellus
Wilson Is IN the show as we'll
as the lovely eIfls and other new
star acts. Spicy is no novice
when # comes 10 producing. New
Workers state that he has turned
out some very clever shows IN
Harlem. Philadelphia. Atlantic
City. Washington. DC. and Bos-
ton. lie left the producing end
OF the entertainment game when
he teamed up with Willie Lewis
There's plenty Of fun and mer-
rIment IN store for holiday pa
irons al Rroad's The New years
show Is something worth rayine
about. Plenty OF gayety. merri-
ment. and activity is N store for
all who visit the ,Zomhle,
Two shows nightly plus superb
fool and most delightful dance
music
Billy Eckstein opens in a new
star-s,uddcd show Jan. II,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

metropolitan New York she gof
offers ~ produce floor shows md
reyues Tor cahare's ard crowned
q all With her dazzling sizzling
dance unfit which WAS The toast
~ To is3a-fo World Fair Ar
3hc New Orleans exhibit OFFERS
then started coming N from
'roadway from producers ln
Cuba NeNlco and south Amer
ca for Wary Bruce dance 1~ifs
ipa SON STEER Mary Bruce
a. ieas' s'S UNITS or chorus lir'
20 iancers Working IN caharets
fheafres srd riss Clubs along
fhe eastern coast
The insirpc' Who taught such
neople rs Gene RAYMOND II ihe
movies Louie o. Pops ard Ineis
and many others how 70 dance
werf On broadway a. producer
~ ne Fhanr club revue This
SHOW war 50 sensational 'taf
critics acclalmed = she got
wrifenn- IN variety billboard and
al re trade publications And
sNll Mary pruces hca remained
re same SIZE ara sf'l she cor
'lrund her r,aesee now swal'er
Is huge pr fo~'irrs vi'h KIDS
from Two years up 70 70
The lance ev.rayaearze she pay
or Last week a. Renaissance Cas-
tho Was her thlri annral re}p
~ her work and one ont n ey-
cry 20 parents r evercr w.
Harlem BToeklsn and nc nrry
was 81 tard - see fhsir fWs
rnirr 'hroneh 'heir rares TIE
k'ds earcfa on 2 rar WISH ~ sts-
SIGNALS 2 pocullari'v q 'hr Frres
system such vefcran st wwor ps
Leigh N'hlprer NE movie s'a-
( Bud Herrls Internationally 'an
rus as = comedian Arfv R7zrf
K tScAps greet ivr'r w-l'e-
johnson ccw2ose~ ~ "Trsvfl'r
and others sois rsa easr fi
ew r'rNt c'aNs voh'sr Z ee
TOR n 'hv ro va 81 h.y 'r~
( prescott er.er' nmon' afa er'8'
sore ~ fNe f'7s May r-r0o tri
I or 6isp'av fha r'rh' Al 't rr
&. g-.tvrn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
BY I>Atc JONES

Lena Horne was guest star on
the Charlie Mccarthy and Edgar
Burgen program last sunday
night. She paid tribute to the
late Fats Waller ly singing one
Of his numbers "llonevsu kle
Rose You Viii recall Fats VAL
Ter appeared on this program two
weeks before hls death
On Dec. %. Jack Baker cele.
bra;ed his seventh year as a
member OF the cast OF The Rreak-
fast club or The Air There was
a ~ Of Fan Tor an Jack had
composed one of hts famous song
poems fr the occasion tho ~
tie was TScyen Years on The
Wrong Program"
Dec % 80 d MtNellrs family
made their anruai appearance on
The Breakfast Club ana gave the
listeners swol show from the
younsest kid TO Mrs McNeill--
the family did good ioh The
writer ~ confident that rrepara-
tim had bern made we'll n adj
vance one OF the hishle'is 81
this proeraw ~ you didn hear
II WIS the NrNfiil's family YER
SION OF ~pistol paek.n Maaa
ths manner IA which they rem
dercd It was enough 70 knock ono
from his easy chair AS I said
before Don MCNEIL IS really q
family man; he loves his wife
md children and their home and
he loves 70 talk about them
Well folks the alarm clock Is
hack on the yoy Pop progran
you know how thc trick works
the person being Interviewed
when The alarm COOS OF gets ten
dollars Rememher ths program
IL heard over vJR and CHS net
work MONDAYS S 10 $50 p m
with pprk Johnson and Warren
lHnll behind the mike
The Christmas program broad
cast this Christmas was very In
teresfine Loved ones exchanged
greetings THROUGH the medium OF
shortWaye b-oadc1s. from across
the ocean One neither was N n
studio in New York Clp another
soldier told his dad 70 have a
bottle Of beer az nuffy's Tor him
Replied his faihe-. Ny credit
AT nuffys isnt good any more |"
II was all IN FUN. Until next
week GOOD LISTENING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
Mary Bruce, Chicago-New York
Dance Teacher, Hits Absolute
Top With Method In Big Town

NEW YORK Twas IN 1893 and
Tho January day was cold raw
Innd hllstery when the dimiuuilve
lit'le brown skinned woman at-
tired IN hg raccoon coa' and
holding dog IN tho leash rm
off the traln ~ Penn station on
ne first Ice ~ her invasion ~
Tho BE Town
These bleak discolrae.ng DAYS
and niFhfs % small apartment
- s Nicholas nycrne arc nov
, matter oi history With Mary
bruce chlcago's most famous
teacher o. dancing because Z, eat
she e AZ iho tor m her field
Last Tuesday nights eyffararan-
n ~ the Renaissance casir
where every sca' was flilod and
standing room only VAS to be
had definitely Indicated that Mary
Bruce has arrived
Back IN chicago Mary Bruce's
name in he dance field WAS ulnr.
e but y meant little until a.
was hrourN, 10 ana accented Isl
New York This she realized ana
constahentiv sofa her palat,al
school On chscaeos famous soa,h
Parkway 70 fake the one step
ltha. Would lend her closer Il her
goal she has her own system ~
taking 4 persor Who has never
/ danced before and ,eacAlnr BIN
4 in three lessons 10 al slmrle ZAP
stems ms her own secret
I She rented tremendous lay
ou' on West l25ih street IN the
heart ~ The Haflcm hrsiness Dis
frlc. and shrug ed her shoulders
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

throughout the nation 10 follow
up with their local ORGANIZED
baseball clubs manaeemenis IN
seeing that the practice Of ex-
Guiding Negroes from organized
baseball is discontinued Mr
sengstacke stated that II was
made clear TO committee from
the Negro Newspaper association
at the recent New York meetings
of the major and minor leagues
that there are no barriers against
Negroes insofar az Judge X NJ
Lands is concerned.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

When Louis Armstrong comes
10 the Paradise theatre Friday.
Dec. 81, he will bring along one
OF the greatest and most unusual
group of entertainers IN any or
chestra There IS Bca Booze.
"See-See Rider Girln and her
guitar; Garfield and Lewis. SON
sational comedy team formerly
known as "Snizzle and While;
The Two zcphyrs two hepcats
from Harlem" Hattie Noel. a.
rect from her Hollywood sue
cesses. and Jimmy Anderson. TO-
mantle vocalist
Costly Trumpet
Maestro Armstrong has built IN
quite reputation for himself as
q motion picture actor He did
some grand work With hing
Crosby in his first big assign
Iment Pennies from Heaven and
Irctarned To the screen IN an Their
Iiolicllug musical With Jack BEN
nv Artists and Models More
recently starred IN MGMs great
musical comedy Cabin IN the
sky with Ethel Waters and Lena
Horne and for Columbia Slam
session
Recent theaire appearances
|throughoui East "the Trumpet
King ~ swing with his cele-
trafed gold INSTRUMENT which
cost HIM something Ike $500.
has been breaking records.
On Screen first showing IN De-
trol' VIII hc Whispering Foot
steps" starring John Hubbard and
Rita QuIriev The All-Amcrican
Newsreel completes the screen
proSrain
Friday AZ Midnight, The man
agcment of The Paradise theatre
promises grea; NEv YEAR S
EVE PARTY on stage one Of
tho seasons Important stage at
fractions No other than LOUIS
"SATCHN0' ARMSTRONG. the
Trumpet King 81 Swing" and
RS famous orchestra plus a
huge HOLIDAY show featuring a
galaxy 81 stage and screen stars.
The Revue boasts such fayorites
es Rea Roo1e ne sensational
eSJe.stc Rldor Girl" and her
GUITAR Garfield and Lewis Hat
tie Noel TWO Zephyrs' and jim
nv Anderson,
Rcsular prices will prevail
Make up rarity q friends and
plan 70 yisit the Paradise theatre
Vow Years Eve comrlcte stage
and screen show
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
COTTON PICkERS SING
NEW voc uiST

DALLAS. Texas Milton Parker,
sensational vocalist and nc. has
been signed by the Carolina Cot
ton Pickers replacing wesley
Jones Parker is well-kuovn In
eastern band circles and has been
featured in a number OF the New
York clubs rs vocalist and nc
The Cotton Pickers are playing
the blk New Years dance al Hous-
ton. Texas on New Years night.
When you think you got bread
It's always a stone
Nobody loves nobody
For yourself alone
lie said In ma
You've got no trust
7 said. don't want
My heart 10 bust.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

.rlloBABY..
by ulysses boykin

rival OF New Year as usual brings new hopes
lhe ai for the patrons and performers of the
rl asp "orld The entertainment business which is
Inas'Hs., " morale booster up continues to grow in
or geassl American business. 1t has also come in
4 share Of probemsthat Of shortage Of good acts
rdt nd saving up nights trying to dig up some
their har dTerent and interesting enough to keep the
Ting neN and the defense workers amused 1914 will
men ~ boys and girls Of the footlights in the middle
Dc MY k. doing everything they can to aid the armed
dile 'as' Eond sales and the workers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
Madam To You
Ry IANGST0N HUGHES
FOR ANP
NADtM AND HER
INDEPENDENTLY

i had two husbands
II could have had three
rm my mirht-have-been
was loo good FOR me
when yol grow m the hard way
Sometimes you dor; know
what's too good 70 be true
JUST might be 20
Tia worked all the time
spent money On me
First time IN my ne
7 hsi ANYTHING free
r said 10 you love me.
or nm mistaken
You're always giving
And mover taking
lie SAIL. Mrdam 7 swear
al 7 wans Is yon.
rlrht then and fhcre
Il knowed we was through
7 told him Jackson
You hot leave
You surely rot some'n else
Tn vorr sleeve.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
Louis Armstrong To Usher
In New Year At Paradise

LOUIS Satchmo o.
IN tne music business due to the fact that whenever
the
inoh all I've barrels nd
KICK OUT Of blasting those high IA Louis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

Ka,tryn Crsfpon ard Gene Kelly sS
,ae swer'Aearis
Mickey K aev judy Garland Red
skeiier Etane- Powell Ann SotherA
fa Nrss-ia Obnea Frank
..t. lA sissue e@ sav.e G. tho
others n tse starry cast
Other. ass Marsha HIATT. Aiarlyn Max-
ve.l. Donna Res,d Margaret OBuen.
June A,.yson. Cloria De Haven. John
Conse Sara Hadca. Zen Blue Frances
Rafferty,. Mar Elliott, Frank jerks
Frank Su.ly Dick Simmons. Ben Lessy.
Dor Loptr ard Maxine Barrat
And bats not all Kay Kyser and his
Orchestra. Bob Crosby and his Orches-
ira. Benny Carter and Band are present
= PLAYING tor you h,t song after hit sonA
lose Ituroi and his piano also perform
masr.hoenty Including some Booge
Nocge that brings any house downs
For q tsrrino time Thousands Cheer'
is top-fight choice
Leo saws ~l,s Biz STUFF
-. nAo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

-. ! Your Merchant Uses
W un'une Advertising then he
T naa'; Your Support - See
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
.,u,r ABOUT THE FUTURE7

Not being crystal readers, We have no idea what
~. war. taxes, or other problems will have
sn' business All say is that the show must
me America must keep it's big heart" and there
90 ION double v for us sun-kissed brothers.
mus noswar business is going to be something sen
i. v.op rCG
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
'ketS LOCAL FIGHT
=" Ba>EBNL ISSIE

CHICAGO lANPf John Il.
-'''a'Ae president Negro News
y'pv Publishers association and
=. qsl'aso Defender Fri
'v srssd Nerro publl.her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

For a s,1eensul 81 the most delightful
entertainment. better ser Thousands
Cheer
re 80, ID stars
ltsgof inree nig-nare harcs
It's got ! esnu.oiof
j 5 got ots oi everything
THIS story q love IN an Amy Gang
troops out almost al the biz starr d
the NON studio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
THE STORY OF THE YEAR.

Slightly less than decade ago. the lovely Lena Horne
was hooing in Ethel Waters show at New Yorks Cot
ton club for S25 week, says Corner. Two years later
when she'd picked ~ tricks in singing and mike
facing Noble SsSlc took her with his band. Then for
While She sang with Charlie Barnets band. Jazz man
John Henry Hammond Ir. spotted her and Lena was
on her way 10 the biz time Hammond persuaded Barney
oephson Of New Norks two Cafe Societies to try out
Lena singing ~ his downtown branch. From there she
went 70 the Savoy Plaza where smart sophisticated up
nwnowd Went mad for her. She just sang the old songs
SIMPLY with no tricks, shouting nothing fancy ou1
fmoyed ner critics 70 call her "bashful volcano
/ wasn't long after she went to the Savoy-fiaza
that she landed in Hollywood and in less than two
years time she's sung her way through eight pictures
and into salary that skyrockets This month she Is
featured in Cornet magazine with hve tuii-coior
photographs and personality sketch.
WE PREDICT:
lsii Will see the Club Congo re-opened and the =
nomen swing out with supper club and for Para-
e naler parade Of personalities that will include the
nps the business
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
THE PAST

ls43 was not bad year in Detrots mite life
section & patrons saw some OF Ash Can LaRues
most clever productions and array of fine talent
The c made the Valley jump and proved to be
the oasis Of the Valley.
The ClAb ZonMe presented Billie Holiday and host
81 name stars, This year Abe Broad the owner promises
10 % ore better ard bring some real big acts
Warren LaRue at the B & also has the same
idea up his sleeve He is planning trip TO New York
to land some top-notch material to satisfy demands
being made by his patrons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

m. pre.holday lull is no more the last few days
lave seen the clubs and amusement centers jump and the
s ss yar show always puts the boys in the money
Caught Betty Taylor's revue at the Three Skies.
pAhs CASTOR still is tops with and the other half
y Ms department goes for Catherine Wiley and her
msr songs Cousin Ida is very amusing, Our pal,
s~my Fouche conhded that he is headed for the
49,, next month Deroiters will certainly miss him.
RI ike all the rest he will return to the Motor City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
mNBIE SWITCH

~ New Years revue Harlem Swing Time at
Rr.st Hrs 2ombe IS being produced by Garfield Of the
nan y Canfcld and Lewis The versatile comedy star
tsselahshed reputation in the east as producer and
ssaps would Still be turning out colorful productions II
ts hadn't teamed UP with Willie Lewis. So, folks, we are
81 o ara 10 sec what kind Of show that Spz
~ v cook n for Zombie patrons. The fine floor show
tss zonbe X beng oyershadowed by the approaching
rsue wheh re, under way Jan II. The reason is Billy
F,.ser Bly the popular recording star Of stage and
o Mn has q VERY large following of fans among the
ladies' and the gents Of the Motor City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
pIlsINEss GOOD

nnapal We predict
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

Ps porf iet-un' Ruy Niorewar Bonda
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-21
OH.

FOR SALE: Leases. royalties, r. II. Bor-
den, y. Hall, =. Carroll Thomas Grey.
]. Pewitt Surveys. Opportunity % form
drilling block. Harrison County. Frank
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-21
GLACIER COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Glacier County Abstract Co.
Cut Bank, Montana
RATIFICATION

RATIFICATION
Lewis A. Warde, unmarried, 20 The
Texas Co.. ratifies consolidated lease and
royalty pooling agreement (gas only COW
ering s sec 1, sec u, twp s5n. rye 6w,
. book 8 o. G. G. l., page 400.
RELEASE or OIL AND GAS LEASE
The Texas Co, to Z. r. Warde and
Ethel L. Warde, his wife. oil and gas
lease dated Aug. 3, 1882, covering e ne,
Sc sec 30. twp 36n rye 6w, book o. &
G. l., page 63l.
A pretty young doll named Bren-
da,
Went out in a jeep on benda,
After riding for miles
She lost all her smiles.
II seems that Brenda was tenda.
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running IuDiugf ocA@.
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