The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-29
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by ulysses boykin

Many Of the mite spots are still confused over the new
80 percent entertainment tax. Although the spot own
w have not down the quality of their shows they
sre still talking about what bad fix they would soon be
n II patronage continues to fall off, In spite of the tax
Motor CITY mite spots filled to OVERLOOKING on week
ends while they take an appearance of baroness dur
inc the early part of the week.
~ In New York the clubs trying different twists.
The Yacht club will continue to singer Billy Ecksein
mill pubc reaction is shown receipts The tax applies
u nots classified cabarets that is using show md of
isrng dancing Detroits Club Zombie continues with
The biggest entertainment Peg Leg Bates celebrated
Tan star opens Monday night in Spicy Canfelds cava
esde Of rhythm which features such well known person
Allies as the of Red and Curly, Rhythm Willie the
harmonca sensation. and lovely Rena Collins The show
:, me 3 c which features Eddie Rector Charlie Raw
Bea Norton Alberta Adams Velma Newsome and Spic
Span plus Ash Can LaRue will be held over because of
ne demand Of the patrons The music supplied by Wade
Boykin and his swing kings. Manager Warren LaRue
hints that will be many changes following the clos
inc Of the show. Some acts which have been con-
fixtures in the popular theaterbar scheduled
Teddy Buckner's orchestra well known to Club $50
patrons one OF the most popular dance bands in the
Motor CITY, opinion Many of the patrons at this
@ give the band credit for its drawing power for lovers
osrng.
The lights are out at the Paradise Theater after
m successful year Many of the nations top bands and
s played the heaer this past and the Cohen
anzaton has plans for bigger when the theater
Lvup WILL DLrAKiMLNI
Hats off 10 "NBC for its Radio Hall of Fame for its
Sundays to coast broadcast which featured such
stars Eddie Cantor and our own Eckstein.
lips
Edward Baker ad man. has purchased of those
raa Boston Boulevard homes and it limited that the
Dr. James L. (Prophet) Jones has PRACTICAL on ice
Looks Ike the Gold Coast is moving further north.
CUR NUlES
Thu Peters Sisters will follow the Peg Leg Bates show
the Xoube Coumnst Larry Chism is carrying on Russ
Cwan work while the editor is thawing himself out at
Hot Springs where he says Detroit has been taking over
Count Basic and his band back at Hotel Lincoln
In New York The Counts keyboard work can be heard
every Friday at 100 pm. Kate Smiths CHS show.
NarceluS Wilson in the city after his trip to
Mexico looking fit fiddle He opens at Montreal this
week along with the team of Tip Tap and Toe, who re
Gently closed at the Zombe. Dummy George Evans
popular head Of the and w Club, is now enroute to
sunny california little business trip. While he is out
the city the popular 18th Street rendezvous will be
der the personal direction of Mrs Evans, and she prom
M to have plenty of shrmps and Mexican foods for club
patrons very shortly. "
Many eterans of jazz lower Basin street were
united last week by OrSon Wees who staged radio
show featuring the genuine lower Basin Street artists
This the first time that many of the vets have been to-
eether 1917. They included Ed Garland bass Bus
ter Wilson pianist; Jimmy Noone clarinet Poppa Nut
larry, trumpet; Zutty Singleton drums kidy Cry, from
oone' and Bud Scott guitar.-Nuf Sed.