PAGE SIX MAROON AND GOLD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1941 JOLTS AND JARS “There is no rest ■weary," Quote, we for the reud li.ai, somewhere bui we can t letneii.- ber where right off hand—An^ - how it all leads to this, now that you've read this far, why not go all the way and finish the pfpt*r up by reading the back page loo, Uust for a change! or at leasi tiiat's what we've been led to bt- iievel) Preparatory to playing the President's Ball in Wasliington, D. Benny Goodman received a list of F. D. R.’s five songs and they were; “Anchor Aweigh’, ‘‘Love’s Old Sweet Song,” "Boots and Saddles,” “"Yellow Roses of 'itotas,"" “Home on the Range,’ and "Happy Days Are Here Again""—Who"d thunk it? Add Guys Making iViOiiey; Glenn Miller sifened a new 3 >ear co; tract with RCA-'Victor and which will net him a neat $750 a s de ($1500 a record). The new agret- ment—by far the ‘ fattest" record contract ever signed— is ino.x than double the terms of Miller s old contract—^He waxes for the 'ij cent BlucBird label. Artie Shaw, who recently em barked on a string of Eastern theatre dates, will draw $10,0u0 per week for |iimself and band for stage appearances, besides cont.nuing to play on the Burns and Allen air show—another guy that won’t siarve for a while. In- cidenially it is said that he will “leorganize again.” Ibe use of name bands in mo- t on pictures—a trend whica about become a habit in Holly wood last year—seems to be the 1941 vofcue. Among tiiose to .'.p pt-ar in pics this year are Ozzie Nelson, his orchestra, and his wife (Harriet Hilliard) for Coliun- bia in a pic to star Ruby Kee.er— Bob Crosby's band has just start ed work in their second for RKO —Glenn Miller is due in Holly wood sometime in March to face the cameras-—Kay Kyser and his band axe due “out there” this month to keep antoher pictuiej dale with RKO—The Ink Spots ^ are also getting set for their first| big motion pic, “The i. real Amer-i ican Broadcast ”, with Alice i'aye for 20th Century Fox—^(Inciden-j tally the Spots are the best paid negro quartet in the worid to day)—Gkn Gray and the Casa Loma band, now on the coast, al so are dickering for a spot in a forthcoming production. Benny Goodman is still switch-j ing the personnel of his new band —Teddy Wilson has been sitting in on the Goodman rehearsals and if “things" can be cleared up and agreements made, Wilson wiil be-| come the Goodman pianist. There is also a change in the rhythm' section; Dave Tough has replac ed Harry Jaeger, who was sup posed to have a 2 year contract. I NEV/ BANDS TO WATCH: ' Charlie Spivak, one of tho brighter new bands of 1940—This band is coming up fast and Char lie has long been recognized as one of the better trumpet men. Sonny Dunham, formerly with| the Casa Loma Orch—famous for! his doubling on trumpet and trombone—and his band of kids.; In Dunham's band there is nO| trace of his Casa Loma training—{ he's strictly on a Lunceford kick; and from what those who've- heard this young band say this! Lunceford kick is strictly in the groove. The star of the band, I other than Sonny, is Corky Cor-! coran—16 year old tenor saxj player. Corky was discovered by Lunceford and recommended him; to Lunceford. So if you get a' chance don’t miss this white Lunceford. In fact, don’t miss either of these two upcoming^ bands if you can help it. Also,] look out for Muggsy Spanier'sj band—Muggsy recently left Bobj Crosby to form his own band. His'; last venture was a failure butj this one promises to fare better. To keep from being fluffed off| by having their fem member ofj their vocal quartet marry, the; Merry Macs have signed their, new one. Mary Lou Cook, to a two year contract which has ai provi.s;on that if she marries in' that time she forfeits $10,000 to the* brothers, Joe, Ted and Judd McMichael- i mmmmi CLAIRE DE LUNE FOR "jrVERS” REASONS Dorothy Claire, new singing star on Glenn Miller’s "Chesterfield Moonlight Serenade,” is riding the crest of the popularity waves. Miller’s grand band broadcasts 3 nights weekly over C.B.S. network. REST FRIEND ««» the well groomed is he Cleaner — see him regularly. »*« 'f?I''IocVs Tailorinr: Shop Burlington, North Carolina Opposite Paramount TROLLINGER’S Burlingrton’s Leading Florists FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS STORE ON MAIN STREET Phone 931 Burlington, N. C. 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