davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
LAuNpRIEs

BUNDLES. wearing apparel CSC IN ;
Eat. nc rough dry; starched, 12c,
20 his. damp. 81 TR l.7203
BUNDLE washing. cash and osrry (;
good worker and -lfoner ITR 1852
CURTAINS. tableclnthes. bedvrTTT71E-
prompt service. Deliveries Le NeCk
Curtain Cleaners. TE iss14
FAMILY washing at my home. excel
len, iaundress, vicinity Grand River
JOY pA 022s.
LA SALE LINEN SUPPLY
ls2o Fifteenth TY i-5033
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

MAPLE finish bunk beds or twins
sturdy, well built. complete, $40 so.
All-metal coli springs, s. 80.
sun FURNITURE 1922 GRATlO1
BEDROOM suite. 3-pc. sac SAVE
iflsa Grauot, py. 7 Nile.
BERKSHIRE ulgs. 9NI2. beautiful
patterns, So so Other rugs. such as
Wilton. Alexander smith, Mohawk,
.A&miaster and Gulistan.
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATloT
INNERSPRlNG mattresses. slightly
soiled m shipping. only SO %,
sun FURNITURE, 1892 GRATIOT
INNERsPRlNG mattresses, All Sizes.
8 colors. guaranteed 500. SAVE
ii1se uraft0t. ur 7 Mile.
LIVING RM. suite, 2-nc, 500. SAVE.
l41Sp Gratiot. nr. Mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Patenis. Potent Attorneys
LAWNS, GARDENS, SUPPLIES

Al TOP SOL and ok. dirt. prompt
delivery. TO T7ssi.
ALL WORK guaranteed, Nursery sod
sold, laid. Prompt service. DIR 1883
FLAOSToNE for your terrace. patio
Ind Lsrdens large assortment 81
eolors. Restriok Lumber Co. 1890
Wyoming Hn 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
AMI RiCAN

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UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
Bed Sheeis. klks--sl2a.- Pm Cases
Part Wool Plaid Blankets. ISL %
n1Gl.e 80 Mocl Elkis .A.aA4.Safa
Fut STIR ko1 Mattresses. s. o.
Army quilts. Fun Size ......,.S3 e5
RED spfInss SIS as Day Mats.Ss gA
Metal Rcds. Full size ......,.Ss %
Crip iSN36 Cotton Mattress. s. 05
Twin Meta Beds and springs. Sl2 aS
ta- Wool Camp Riankets.....k 81 IS
Carpettrg So I'D. SheetinE. sd &c
AT. Leather suede JacketS.....Ss 81
Rug Pads PYil. ...........,.,,,&4 ao
Mems Pants, 81 "a, Dress Pants s. o5
Mems siabardine Jackets ..N. as
r. J. NURSES ONFORpS go. 81 as
Fndicott Johnson Police Shoes 81 as
EndIcott Johnson Dress ONtords 81 ab
UNRATiONED SHOES CLOsEOUTS
sU1TCASES Rags, Low AS 81 81
Khaki Army FJfloueh Bags -. 81 %
aNI7 FELT BASE RUGS $500, 81 IS
STAR BRAND HOUSE PAINT 81 go
Fol DING BEDS .......... 50 SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
FOLDING CHAIRS

HARDWOOD. walnut, enamel finish,
81 20. Restrick Lumber. lii0 Wyo-
ming
KODAKS-- Movie cameras. will sell.
buy. eXch. Acme Camera. SIT Shelby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-22

owed on the wedding ring owed on the house and the car and the furniture.
 IfIwas even with the grocer, owed the gas man. If was even with the gas man, owed the grocer. Golly, got tired of it. (And 50 did the grocer)
 But, it's all different now!
 After Pearl Harbor, started buying War Bonds on the Payroll Saving Plan. Every pay day, regular as clockworE, l lent 101c of what I was making to Uncle Sam. Knew he needed it to win the war ... and this Payroll Plan was the simple, easy way to do my part.
 Whats rnore it's automatic Keeps me buy ing Bonds regular, instead of forgetting and frittering away the money somewhere else.
 Well, sir, soon found out could afford put ting this money in Bonds. I'm making better money these days, and there's a darn sight fewer things for me and the rnissus to spend that money on. So, I'm actually coming out even, Bonds and all.
 And the other night, lingering over those nice crisp War Bonds, I said to the rissus: "For once," I said, I've got somebody owing Us money. And that somebody is Uncle Sam. He's promising to pay us back $4.oo for every $500 we put in these Bonds. And, just between you and me and the lamp post, there's no surer promise in the world"
 "My," said the nnissus, "why don't we try to
 a~ ~G Y could do some pairing down here and there Let's see if we can't make it 1S91 instead of 1OM."
 We did 1t, by goliy! AND so CAN YOU!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
Italska frOnta.

Spojenecka ofensiva byla "a
hajena v Italii. Britska osma
armada ma pravem kTidle ital-
ske fronty prolomila nemeckou
"Gotskou" linii v delce dvaceti
mil a pronikla do hloubky peti
mil, cimz Tadu opevnenf, posta
venych Nemci, obesla. Byla
zde obkl1cena cast prvnf ne
mecke divise parasutistGG, ktera
sveho casu branila Casino. Sou
casne pata americka armada
ma zapadn1m seku fronty pre-
krocila ma Stroke fronte feku
ArnO.
Nalety ma Nemecko pokra-
covaly. Bylo slime bombardo-
vano mesto Bremy. Americka
letadla z Italie bombardovala
zeleznicn1 komunikace v Jugo-
slavii; ably ztfzila NemcIm civ
StanOu eVakuaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
Drzi Sc stare mody.

Misionari ma Gilbertovych O.
strovech ma Pacifiku sc Size
stale pokousf primeti zeny, ably
pfikryvaly sv6 t6lo cd krku
aspon Ike kolenGm, ale nesetka-
vajf Sc s valnym 1spechem.
Domorode zeny Sc stale drzf
stare mody, POOLE ktere cely
jejich 1bOr pozGstava re suk-
ne z travy. AM te nepTiklada-
il velikou dulezitost, jak Sc
pfesvedcil jisty serzant z New
Yorku. Pomocf posunkn w.
svetlil jedne mlade divce, re by
rad dostal takovou sukni a po-
-slal il jake suvenir do New
Yorku. D1vka byla hned O.
chotna mu vyhov6ti, bez otale-
nj svlekla sukni a dala il SER
zantovi. Ten Sc trochu zacer-
venal pr teto procedure a ably
d1vka nez1stala dplne v Evine
obleku, daroval il velky a hod-
ne pestry satek. Ocekaval, re
jej pouzije mfsto sukne, ale
stale Sc neco jineho. Dfvka 81
ovinula satek kolem hlavy, a.
by pfece mela nejakou paradu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
Novy Ispech Rudolfa
FirkuSneho.

Y nedelnfm koncert6 symfo-
nickeho orchestra newyorske
Philharmonic dine 3. zarf wy
stoupil jake solista Rudolf Fir
kusny a zahral s velkym 1spe-
chem BramsGv klavirnf kon-
cert v d-moll. Koncert Sc ko-
nal v preplnene Carnegie Hall
jake jeden re zav6rnych let
Mich rozhlasovych koncertI
vysflanych spolecnostf Column
bia pod zastitou us. Rubber
Company, a rfdil jej Dimitrij
Mitropulos.
Vykon Firkusneho radi Sc
uctyhodne k nejlepsfm inter-
pretacim tohoto nesnadneho
dila, jehoz prvnf veta je tyr
dym zkuSebn1m kamenem i pro
pianisty velikeho formatu. u
vazime-li nezvykly, hutny kla-
v1rnl sloh, gigantickou struktu-
ru stavby a do nahromade-
nych technickych obtfzf utaje-
ne reflexy bourliveho svetobo-
lu, jehoz vzdornym vyrazem
je tato skladba, musfme S bez-
vyhradnym uznanlm Sc poklo-
nlti umelecke rozvaze a vyrov-
nanosti, s jakou Sc Firkusny
soustredil ma jeden re svych
nejvetslch vykon1. Zvukove
a dynamicke zvladnutf a muz-
ne pojet1 dila, jez v prvn1 a
druhe vete NIUE snadno svesti
k sentimentalnf roztrfstenosti,
imponovalo stejne jake promy-
slena a presto produsevnela
presentace stavebnfch vrcholI
dlla, uplatnenych 1cinne We Vi
teznem zapasu S vlnami or
chestru. Obecenstvo postfehlO
zfeJme m1strnost interpretace
a bouflive pc prvnf vet6 i pc
zaveru Firkusnemu aplaudo-
valo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
Mokro a sucho " Rhine.

Je-Ii mezi americkymi voja-
ky V Rhine nejaky pTftel prohi-
bice, coz je ovsem velice po-
chybno, NIUE 81 jedine stezo-
vati ma stryce Sama, re Sc zpro-
nev6ril svym suchym zasadam.
Vojenske 1Tady totiz zapove-
dely vsem vojfnGm pitt jak6ko-
liv druhy sodovek neb tax IVA
nych mekkych napojd a Size
z obavy, re by Sc jejich pitfm
mohl rozs1riti tyfus. Takove
napoje neobsahuj1 zadny desin
fektant, ktery jinym napojuln
dodava alkohol. Pokud INA
mo, vojaci prot tomuto zakazu
neprotestuj1, zvlast6 dokud ma
il dostatecnou zasobu dobreho
italskeho VIVA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
Ruska frOnta.
NOVA
OFENSIVA u VARSAVY.

Armady marSala Rokossov-
skeho a generala Zacharova "a
haJily novou mohutnou ofensi-
WI severne Cd Varsavy. Tricet
sovetskych divisf 1tocf ma ne
mecke LIME mezi rekami Blu
gem a Narevem. Moskva to
dosud nepotvrdila, ale moskev-
sky rozhlas prohlasil, re Var
sava Dude brzy osvobozena. re
Rusove p1vodne chteli hlavnf
mesto obej1t, ably usetrili mesto
zkazy, nynl vsak kdy Nemci
uz bez tax mesto znicili, Dude
zahajena ofensiva ma hlavnf
m6sto.
Y Rumunsku pc obsazenf du
najskeho pffstavu Giurgiu spo-
jily s oddly Malinovskeho $
oddly Tolbuchinovymi, ktere
obsadily 1stf reky. Rusove
takto mali We svych rukou 200
mil dolnlho toku Dunaje. Pra-
We tax je v ruskych rukou ne
porusena zeleznicni trait a br-
zy Dude obnoven provoz ma ira
Cernovice-Bukurest coz u
moznf RusGm dopravu POSI- a
zasob k operac1m ma Balkane.
Oznamuje Sc, re Rusove OBJ
zeleznicnf stanici Pitesti,
70 mil zapadne cd Bukuresti a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
Valka.
Zapadn1 frOnta.
MA UTEKU
Z BELGIE A HOLANDSKA.

Bitva O Francii konci. IDA
Sc, re ami nedojde k bitve O Bel
gil a Holandsko a re mel prav-
du general Eisenhower, kdyz
Tekl, re poole vseho Sc Nemci
pokusi odejit z Belgie, Holland
ska, Norska a Danska bez bo-
je. Zacatek zaT1 je svedkem
zahajen1 bitvy o Nemecko.
Spojenecke hlavnl velenf MI
c1 o postupech prednich spoje-
neckych kolon, O nichz je INA
mo, re uz operujf v sousedstvf
nemecke a belgicke hranice.
Cd spojeneckych koresponden
til ma fronte a cd samotnych
N6mc1 dochazejf ovsem zpra-
wy, ktere svedc1 o tom, re anne
ricke tanky jsou ma nemecke
pGde.
Ma pobrezf kanalu oblehajf
Kanad'ane Havre, kde Nemci,
IDA Sc, poole vzoru Brestu no.
dlaj1 vzdorovat oblezen1.
Dale ma sever Kanadane do
byli Dieppe a Abbeville. Brit
ske tanky jsou uz nekde v SOU
sedstvf Boulogni, tedy ma nej-
uzsfm mfste kanalu naproti
britskemu Folkestonu a Angli-
cane obsadili Arras a Lille.
Brusel a Antverpy a Namur
byly obsazeny Spojenci v pom
deli.
Pattonova treti americka ar
mazda ~prekrocila nemecke hra-
nice a pc obsazen1 pevnosti
Nancy a Mety postoupila pres
Thionville do nemecke obce
Perl. Thionville lei pouze II
mil cd nemecke hranice a 8
mil cd hranice L~ucemburku.
Ia Thianvillem zac1na Saar-
ska oblast. Jine Pattonovy
skupiny Sc blfzi velkemu lotrin
skemu mestu Nancy a ma kraj-
ne pravem kffdle spojeneck6
fronty postupujf smerem jiho-
zapadn1m k Dijonu, patrne Ike
spojen1 S oddly Patchovymi,
ktere postupujf z JIM Francie
ma sever.
Nemecky fisk nahlem "a
chvatu pravdymluvnosti Lei ST.
tuaci ma fronte We Francii jake
beznadejnou a varuje hence,
re Sc valka brzy pTenese ma ne
meckou pGdu.
V nedeli mel nit Hitler "sen-
sacnf" projev, Ike kteremu ne
doSlo.
General Patch postupuje spo
lecne S francouzskymi party
zany cd dobyteho Lyonu ma Sc
yer. Poole vypovedi nemec-
kych zajatcd = jejichz pocet
ma jihu zatim vzrostl ma 10000
= bylo vsem Nemc1m v oblas-
ii Lyonu narfzeno zachranovat
Sc a hledat cestu do Nemecka
ma vlastnl pest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
FrancouzIm slibeny brzke
volbv.

General De Gaulle zddraznil
nutnost konan1 brzkych voleb,
a to co mono nejdrive, ably by
la francouzskemu lidu dana
pf1lezitost vybrati 81 vlastnf
vladu.
De Gaulle obnovil sv1j drf-
v6jsf slib, re Sc vseobecne vol
by budou konati zahy po osvo-
bozeni zem6. Slib tento byl OBJ
noven "a porady S George BIZ
daultem, ktery je predsedou
Rady odboje. Dale prohlasil,
re nema byti svolano zasedanf
snemu, lidem nezvoleneho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08

zOO,OO0,OO0 people speaking
these Slavic languages. which
are very similar one to the o.
tner. 10 possess a knowledge
OF any OF one of them 81 a great
advantage.
5. Czech has great cultural
value. 1t gives one access to
great historical documents. as
wen as to many literary master
pieces. Scientific works writ
ten IN Czech are notable and
01ten indispensable in research
In brief. Czech is the language
OF a highly cultured nation,
which was the first in Central
Europe to establish a universe
ty. The Charles University of
Prague, a famous center of
learning was founded 600
years ago, in 1348.
Many Americans and British
ers are studying Czech now,
recognizing it's high cultural
and business value.
If your child has a rudimen-
tary knowledge of Czech.
ceived either from YOU or from
his grandparents, It would be
comparatively easy for him to
perfect this knowledge and to
master additional language
which would be of a great ad-
vantage to him.
There are several high
schools in Chicago and in
Texas, in which Czech can be
studied, as wei as French, Spa
nlsh, or German. In many O.
ther cities Czech can be intro
duced as a subject in the high
schools if a demand is made
for it.
A number of colleges and
universities give as much Gre
dit for the study of Czech as
for that of other modern
languages. This credit can be
easily acquired by your child if
he perfects the knowledge of
Czech acquired at home.
A knowledge of Czech may
help your child in his future
career.
See to it that he takes advan-
tage of the offered opportunity
and makes the most of it.
Send him to a school where
the Czech language is taught.
If he attends a high school or a
college, and if the study of
Czech is included in its curri.
culum, advise him to take UP
the study of the Czech Ian
guage.
In every way encourage
your children to learn Czech
'ISlovak, and the other Slavic
languages, so that they can be
of assistance to the United
Estates in a business way, but
especially so that they can de.
rive benefits from the cultural
heritage left to them and to A.
merica by their forefathers.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
Parlz Sc test ma americke
filmy.

Paffzstf filmovf fanousci O.
cekavaji touzebne prvnf anne
rlcke filmy, ktere zde nebyly
promitany cd r. 1910. Tislce
navstevnik1 kin musily Sc v po-
slednich ctyrech letech spoke
Jiti Sc starymi filmy, ktere byly
znovu a znovu uvadeny ma pro-
gram, jezto nikdo nechtel nav
stevovati biografy, kde byly u
kazovany nemecke filmy cisici
nacistickou propaganda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
cESKA SKOLIcKA o L

Upozornujeme nase ctenare
a zvlaste ty z druh6 a tretf ge-
nerace ma dIlezitost akce zis-
kan1 d1tek krajan1 v Americe
zrozenych do nasich ceskych
skol. Otiskujeme vyzvu Csl.
Narodnl Rady v Americe v ia
zyce anglickem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
CeskOSlOv. frOnta.
csl. vojaci popravili pet ne
meckych generalI.
Boje " okoli KoSic a Nitrv.

TTetf komunike ceskosloven-
ske osvobozenske armady Wy
dane a vysllane z Londyna mi
takto:
oddly ceskoslovenske osvo
bozenske armady rozpraSily ne
meckou kolonu mezi Kosicemi
a Presovem v 1doli Hernadu.
Jiny nemecky oddil byl pora-
zen u Zlatych Moravcn. u Luz
cence byl odrazen 1tok madar
skych obrnenych oddilG. u Ii
liny 1toc1 nemecka kolona pod
porovana tanky. Mobilisovani
zalozn1ci proudi re vsech stran
k vlastenecke armada"
Opet varovani NemcIG.
Ceskoslovenska vlada v Lon
dyne opakovala sve oficialni
prohlasenf, re vsichni prfslus-
n1ci ceskoslovenske osvobozen-
ske armady ma Slovensku, a
prave tax ozbrojenf c%iviliste,
bojujfc1 v jejich radach jsou
pravidelnymi pr1slusniky arma
dy valcfcfho statu, a tudfz mu-
81 Sc S mimi zachazet v souhla-
Sc S mezinarodnim pravem.
Prohlaseni varuje Nemce a Ma
Diary, re nebudou-li sc zajaty-
mi cleny csl. osvobozenske ar
mady ma Slovensku zachazet
jake s regulernfmi vojaky, po-
uzije csl. vlada vsech prostred-
XII, ably ma toto poruseni mezi-
narodnfho prava bylo odpove-
demo represaliemi v1ci Mem
cum a MadarGm.
Pet nsmeckych generalIG
popraveno.
Bratislavsky tukovsky roz-
HAS oznamil v sobotu, re oddi-
ly "banditG" Cde O oddly ces-
koslovenske osvobozenske ar
mady) zastavily rychlovlak
Berlin Budapest, odvedly 20
prohlfdce vlaku sedmnact ne
meckych d1stojnfkG, v tom pet
generald, a lined je vsechny
zastrelili.
Catlos sesazen.
Nemecka rozhlasova agen-
tura Transocean oznamila, re
slovensky president" Jozef
Tiso sesadil vrchn1ho velitele
slovenske armady generala
Ferdinanda Catlose.
Nemecka agentura neozna-
mila proc k tomu doslo. Ale
dnvod je zTejmy. Celia armada,
ktere vedl zradce Catlos, pre-
Sla ma stranu ceskoslovenske o.
svobozenske armady. Vrchni
velitel zGstal beZ armady a pro
to byl "sesazen."
Jak bylo povstani pfipraveno.
Londyn, L. zaT1 (CTK) -
Ceskoslovenska vlada v Lon
dyne obdrzela v polovici srpna
re svych vlastn1ch pramen1
spolehlive zpravy, re Nemci,
udalostmi vypuzeni z vychodu,
mohou Slovensko vojensky d
pine okupovat, cfmz by 81 zaji-|
still d1lezite spojeni pc cestach
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
Vyroba letadeI " srpnu ZOO.

Charles E. Wilson, odstupu-
.jfcf Teditel valecne produkcnf
rady, oznamil vyrobu aeropla-
MI v mesfci srpnu 100 az T.
800. Je vyroba asi 400 letadel
mensf nez Sc ocekavalo. Vyro-
ba letacich pevnostf byla velka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
TichOmOT1.

Americka namoTnf eskadra
spolecne S letectvem provedla
slime bombardovani BONN
skych a Sopecnych ostrovI a
potopila 13 lodi. Soucasne by
ly provedeny nalety ma Mar
salske ostrovy a ma Davuo ma
Filipinach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08

isou so mil do Zelezne Brany
ma Dunaji kde zac1na Jugosla-
vie. Tvrdi Sc, re Titovy party
zanske oddly dosahly uz ru-
munske hranice, take lie oce-
kavat brzke spojen1 Jugoslav-
CT S Rusy.
Zapadne cd Ploesti byla v
Karpatech obsazeno mesto
Darmanesti a Brasov. Rumuni
oznamuji, re celia rumunska
Transylvanie byla vyklizena
cd Nemc1 a re Rumuni mali
We svych rukou $4,000 nemec-
kych zajatcu.
v N D BYLO ZASTA-
VENO NEPRATELSTVf ME-
III RUSKEM A FINSKEM.
v UTERY RUSKO VYHLA-
SILO VALKU BULHARSKU.
V Europe Sc sir povesti, re
i Madarsko pozadalo o mir, a.
lie tato zprava je Poole vseho
vymyslena.
Zpravy z Londyna tvrdi, re
Nemci zahajili vseobecnou e.
vakuaci Balkanu. Nemecke
kolony ustupuj1 z Recka, Bull
harska, Rumunska a Jugosla-
vie.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16

Joe Turner, blues singer, left Albert
Ammons and Pete Johnson IN Chi
for a spot a Dctroit's Zomble. SAID
10 be slated for Forest Park hotel
in 81. Louis on Sept II 'HuhD....
Radio censors have banned Cootle
Williams recording of Cherry Red
Blues. Guess big stocking wordage
was too much sub rosa LOUIS
Armstrong won't appear in Holly
wood Canteen pix but gets a spot
in Pillar To Post instead Red
Allen. trumpetcr is coaxing his Is
year old son Henry 3rd. in the fine
art OF horn blOXing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
By LARRY CHISM

Sepia Sensations, current show
gracing the floorboards at Broad 5
Club Zombie is praised by critics
and frstniters as the finest show
yet produced by Joe Ziggy john
son at this popular Oakland avenue
black and tan nitery.
Spotlite honor of the show goes
TO Joe Turner. that recording and
favorite loWdown blues singer VINO
scores with the patrons while Civ
ing out with such numbers as
"Piney Brown" and Cherry Red
Blues"
The show opens with the chorines
doing a song and dance as Ziggy
played the part Of -br.- knowledge
wishing To hep the chorlnes to his
School Of 1--WE
Turner Scores
Turner comes on with OlueSongS
and the patrons applaud him with
gusto.
Middle number is a jungle Skit
The chorineS, Scantlly alfred. most
ly in feathers. caprice before the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
BOUT THEATRE FOLKS

Dizzy Gillespie. trumpeter with
Billy Eckstein'S band, arranged
Salty Peanuts, Blitz and Night Ia
TunIsia. giving the band nice play
on their appearance al Chs Regal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
N U SIC, COMEDY
IN GALA REVUE
AT PAR A Disc

Duke Ellington. Hsrlcm's sristo.
era; OF jar. who Will be opening
star attraction al the Paradise the
ster Friday, Sept Is. and his Ia
nous orchestra. j. hailed as the
creator OF neW ana distinctly
original type Of dance muse IN
depreciation;
Duke Ellington hrouch; his or
ehestra 10 New Norks Carnegie
Hall in January 1913 Toy MS con-
cert debut IN thst cItv Al iha;
time he introduced his tone lsral-
lei "a the history Of the Negro IN
Amer ca. Black, Brown and
Beige
All-Star SHOW
Duke has ouidoro himscf with
his sll-star shoN that vii open
the Paradise ihea,er FRIDAY Sept
IS Festured with Duke Ellington
W., ne Johnny Hodges The Ne
sax star ~ me nation, Ray Nance,
Rex Stewart Lawrence Brown.
Warren Evand and A H.eoler.
sta vocalist
O,he- performers include he
popular Dusty Fle:chcr singing
and dancing comedian Cook and
Brown ,wo an oasSadors rom
Harlem and 'he lovely " nj
johnson. SneHg s'ar - the
Broadway smash hit Ear.y 10
Bed
On the screen WI, be 'se first
Detroit showing o. The Mystery
Man" starring William BOYD AS
.Hop-A-Lone CASSIDY Conple''
ms ne screen program VIA be
the latest All-AmerIcan News
Doors open daily a. 23O pm
Sunday and holidays AZ ll,30 am.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
AND So.

Was honored this week with pres
ence OF our uncle. Aaron Chism,
headed for sunny California. Hadn't
seen him in Is years Took in Sev-
eral spots here which nv liked
muchly He's grand fellow, typi-
cal Chism
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
Variety Show At
B &CTheatre Bar

The B & c club boasts a show
that will send you. It's star
studded revue spiced with versa
tile artists that round out a very
entertaining production. The con-
tributors TO your merriment are
King Johnson, dance star; Alberta
Adams. blues singer; Nat and
Mimi, dance team; Ashcan LaRue,
grand duke OF comedy: Snake
Hips Hill versatile dance star;
Inez Washington. swing singer
with plenty OF personality; Polly
Goree. specially dancer, and
Charley Rae, the singing master OF
ceremonies. The music is by Amos
Woodward.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16

Juauua Cooper Of NYC is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Ed. r. Baker here
and is seeing the gaySpots. Was seen
al Cocktail Lounge Albert tGeetchl
Pakcman was at the birthday party
Of his friend Atty Jesse Mann in
Chi last week Alto Fryer. Tom
Drake, Sam Afford and Lloyd vii.
son have. a promising musical com
bine al and Helen Meyer were
out having fun together t'other
ayem. -. Patrons OF a popular nitery
are talking about the chlorine who
showed up in the dance line with
sand in her shoes. Maybe the car
got stuck and she had to get out
and help push, huhO
Irving and Morton Meklir, owners
OF Cotton Club, where Bill Boyce is
mgr. say they plan TO make a
swellegant spot out Of the tavern.
but soon. To have horseshoe bar
and perhaps a floorshow Atty
and Mrs. James Jackson enjoyed a
dinner at Lounge together De-
tective and Mrs. Dave Marshall had
charming Crystal Ballenger as house
guest this week
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
Swinging With
NiteliferS'
By LARRY CHisM

Bro. Baron Chism left for short
vacation with our mother, Emma
Graves in Urbana, Ill, who was ill
recently.
Met Bernice Patterson visiting
here from Dayton, Ohio . Who is
the charmer seen last week playing
Chi spots with a certain popular
carnation-We local bondsman?
Rev Samuel Percell. also a bonds
man. recently returned from va
cation in Tampa. Fla, with his
brother. Walter B. Percell....
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
Stormy Weather Set
For Russell Theatre

has all kinds. combined with some
OF the most sensational dancing ever
filmed.
The highlight OF the show Is the
famed title number, Stormy Wealth
err" which Lena Horne sings in her
own inimitable style, which has
skyrocketed her 10 fame almost
overnight. And a new number that
is headed for top popularity Is MY,
NV Amt That Somethin'."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16

theatre last week
Our old home
folk. G. 2 / a ! q
Valentine, from
bonlst. arrangeS
ballads for the
combine.
John A u q :,
RKO producer,
is said TO be
sc o tin & for
sepis talent for
an all Race mu-
steal, tentatively
called S w e e I
Georgia Brown.
Mills Bros.
went 10 CHS
Oriental la S I