The guardian., 1953-08-22
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D0u That great big area called LII OLE YORK and was
hoppnn there frankly speaking It's the quiet SIDE
that likes to remember TN tne h4inepmn 9p,o if
center activity OF it's still the 1aouous @ old
there lot more gonsS So%e 0n naR BTRos are still open
until s.0e and 400 ayem but just like Boston business
is slow There are IA shows BROADWAY reuoSpee-
tive To wears ago when more than twice that number
was on the there are only two proouclois WV"
more than one actor f any employed and nose
are PoRGY and BEsS and SOUTH Pacific ana ne tnere
may be one active people around ncluolns
OFF BROADWAY productions And TINS seems 'uSI s ahs
spot to announce that the GREAT MAESTRO ~ hlmse1
THE DUKE OF ELLINGTON is preparing bRoADwAh M
VEHICLE as yet to named talking to him oackstage
of the famed APOLLO THEATRE on the opening day OF
the fall season I'm quoting HSSELF THE DUKE. BY
the bye on bill with the MASTER was the one ana
only LADY DAY CBILLIE HOLIDAY to you squares she
Tfs Y rOekaa the sn snd eR RY Srf RY %af young lady
who fast making the entertainment wo[a as "n mimic &c
She the estsg95Sg g@Scf of SAMMY RFRY wis Is
MAsToN TRIO DAVIS and NE GEoESE F0PrNF gives out
%h the JUST DESERTS for real rouper the band then
qns U0f over Which Gr time ner GS@a ormer living
the RS S s %ss eared and Closing the show
"LADY DAY. who shall dispense with the Superls-
tives and just say was terrific usual
M o HOUR & Is to s p%3 %3e5s aa o SO certain RaR
bars town give for very one & YOU The RA
d D1SE Mh' TIE Hff Ab GRA ':f and s several
can't see the profits coming from unless its
those two hours can't get within reaching danee @
ss @ rs syeD BaNKs BAR e on US EGRrH
better BY repeating the & hour be from e6s IL nronn
here the rates the final reports the stock mar
kets
About 49,, o. .no,,
Py1G4 E 4o%r y M and % % Rfe Ate es the
most modern establishment kind owned operated
by NEGRos The business occupies two floors and con
rooms areonditioned and Comfortably furnished dec
Grated i in snG duf MR Tf1ai Lillian SHARPE HI Hunter Of Ph
two of the directors and MR. pAN!EL "a H. HL f Who Who
escorted the visitors about HUNDREDS of in and out
6o5sp Of Bos F9aE9 MRS %S BoBBT
This sound like macabre way TO ENJOY ypeasre sS TO
note the progress businesses and the fact that the folks
% lucky ky eRG1sh gU D f aSTs ET Nc fa'i e5e
PA% e Re so old ITS TWAS oo6 GoER fSoGGG FOR You
About m ,,r1 HAWKINS down on 5oth St.
SEEN seeing tS MR rooSeE srd MES ons & MARGE ANDERSON Of
here to @ her agfRs Put ii rf55s TAR R8e "
also another favorite pianist MABEL 6a MoNTE
CARLO and you know what other favorite spot of mine mine
B Es TE o 6'Xsn xThA is S & yet Pas nd d9S
at THE BANDBoX it was good to and hear SIDNEY
Bee BEcHEr o aaeea 5s master at R this fall
fs @ w S95n h %fe who unortunstey to
the 5s sns 3 3 B we're as hHRSS &
ATH HINES who he RSoN 7aS SS%psSF sFH cARI PRUT
MoRRIs S LANE D1cKIE WELLS EDDIE BOURNE
by the pemGn %sg 50E @ere with BEcHET &c ae side
RIr6DY TATE ex BASEITE vacation from the CLUB
SAVANNAH and HAROLD CWINDY) ELLIS VINO is man man
aging LAJJERANCE (88 KEYES, also GEORGE dFfsAD 5s
WEII who has opened real office IN loo0 way
.nd has added male voice to his list of artists ana
JOHHNY BRADFORD, personal of UNA MAE CAECloLII
who's new tune RHYTHM IN THE BREEZE is headed tor
the HIT PARADE but more about that next week
the sadness one hear that someone You
Suorked with has died old friends of mine C-ARENSE
cNSinnov,l BARTON former trumpet player with NO6LE
SISSIE three and OLLIE POlIEh uls ouu-
av Aug 10TH their families extend our deepest SYM
pathies
00" The wonderful evening spent with the FRED ONEILS at
their home where RIB ROAST DINNER that IN
Guided HOMEMADE ROOFS and FRESH PEACH Pr"
there was evening of stimulating conversation WIN
CARTER ASHFORD held representative for tne JOFMSON @
PUBLICATIONS OSSIE PETERS and WIFE MIA, FRED,
CHARLOTTE and mother and father that range Hom
show biz to politics pretty tall ones IKE the
orr about who kept her cremated hupoIeS
asnes the bathroom and the guest VINO mstooA
if for toothpowder gruesome though, eh what
an item that was too issue and almost forgotten
this time but late than GROUP A. OF the
TJBERAI ARTS CLUB of BOSTON who will open tne
fall season Sunday afternoon Sept ID 90 at FREEDOM
HOUSE on CRAWFORD ST. ROXBURY, at which tlnle
the proup will present speaker from the COMMISSION
AGAINST DISCRIMINATION whose name viii appear at
date in this column special program IS pelng
nranarsd MATILDA B. CHARLESTON, UNA BELL, ana
sARAH MCKENZIE who comprised the committee and
th that this but there's plenty lett Tor ne4
weeks chatter from THE GUARDIAN. 977 FREMONT 81.