The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-01
uMPIN' 1--WE
by ulysses boykm

IN tan dancing continue to head the bill at
big local night spotsthe and Club theater,
ne rd Broads Club Zomole' Detfoe Quest o"A anu
tan. II II Sn;zzv Canfelds revue are Tip, Tap and
feHhrsted hooters Of stage and screen lhey opened
Joe No. If merriment supported by company OF YER
N pa" icmdng Anne Baker, lovely young MISS OF
sale 49, o ranps youngster who dances and whistles
song go. Athena Jones, blues swngster who does ex
UP llv we'll with risky songs Margaret Martin whose
tepNOt Il .4oilnd two colorful chorus numbers
songs psctor is clever personality OF taps in the
Inn, umpin' revue II is supported by Splc and
anu two mighty fine dancers; Bee Morton, broaoway
span ra,d Detrots own Alberta Adams OF the blues
p and his swing kings come on with the booge
ooce and lump tunes
FOLKS WE KNOW a i. r,rthdar ~ wsd.
dav He informed us that he will accept plrthaay splr-
~ M ,n Monday night so that all OF ms lrlehus' INC
y up 49, especially will remember him.
Mr. and Mrs Owen Boyce, popular Columbus, ONO,
t are visiting Wilbur Boyce wellknown partenuer az
Ne Y Horscmen CLUB. .....o;aoa
,Iera Mendoza former boxer and sportsman. Edde
fhpston former 10 Horsemens proxy, Is now member
n the Emitted States Navy.
Ndc cummings now sergeant n tne army a T rd -
~ Motor Cy this week to see the VIE ana paoy anu ~
hke n little night life.
Homer Jones is still calling the shots Out at Lee 0eii
.,ion' whore the show is spicy and entertaining
fayorte westside spot that gets our vote Tor run
,sTtion Is the Pine Grove, a landmark with amuse
r, SEEKING westsde folk The music for your dancing
u.are 4 nnled by Fred Harris and his Rhythm Rock
's rA.re talk about Maxine Sullivan being booked for
- p ma q for the summer season. She is still PLAYING at
tbe New York spots The Ban Beu with lmogene Coca.
Hazel Scott and Teddy Wilson's orchestra are appear
M al New York's Cafe Society There was tak aoou.
hooking Miss Scott for Detroit this season. but II does not
k Ike we will get the opportunity because she has sew
s,al solid weeks booking in the East
Matthew Rucker and his l4plece orchestra VIII pay
rth Furniture Aids big Easter dance at the Mirror ball
room on Aprl 9.
Monday night was Marva Louis Barrow's Detroit en-
psgement at Sunne Wilson'S Forest Club ballroom. Al
b writing we are not in position to tell just how the
uerbugs received her. but can go on record IN pre-
dieting successful engagement. Nat Iowles ana ms
band are scheduled to appear with her.
There Is talk in New York about Carmen Jones' go.
hr on the road This stunning and hilarious version OF
Ebert opera with lNegro cast has received FAVOR
able publicity from the New York press r..,.,-
Mary Lou Williams, former member OF Andy MIX ;
band appearing at the pleasant be-muralled Downtown
Cafe Society in Greenwich Village.
Cafe Zanzibar Broadway has as its star Etnel
Waters the first lady Of the stage screen ana rado Win
Maurice Rocco and all-sepa show. 49,,
Ny fayorte blues singer, Billie Holiday, is at the
Onz club on West 57th street
good story of the week ran across comes from
New York City II appears that the police received tele
phone call from worried citizen who works in an once
the souhsde Of East Forty street near oecohu
avenue Listen, she said, you'd better come over ne
night away can see into office across the street na'
mas swastika flag hanging the wall ana 'here al
men IN brown uniforms struttng around as they oWnSu
me place The cops located the hideout IN no Time az al
II proved to be the home office of Yank, the Army
publication. The swastka flag was souvenir from Al
fca and the brown uniforms were Gil.
Received card from Joe Neal of the Fort Riley USO
Joe was Chicago doing the night spots and promises 10
run N on us within few days.
Noble Sisse and his international orchestra came on
the Paradise heater this week Lou Owen. blues singer
VINO appeared recently at the Club Zombe was IN stage
snow with Tim Moore, Vivian Harris and Crackshot
Keep up your morale by taking in few OF the smar'
oor shows at the few spos available and leave some Ell
DOW room for us-Buy War Bonds
Tony Vance, stationed in Indantown Gap. Pa, was
Nior last week in the old Motor City. The former Dero
politician and coinmachne operator is getting an oppo
ny 70 use his glib tongue and writing in the service OIL