FAMOUS HAZEL SCOTT TO APPEAR IN CITY
j Nit elite In New York
NEW YORK (ANi’} WHO
SENT ME those nice e -.-eri
jpoiiters telling .0 -,ut 'he recent
HAZEL SCOTT .Tuaivuiii; r.
the Hnlii;;h auditorium, N. C
sptm.iO.o.ii bv SHAW UNIVER
SITY? - Also the SISTER RO
SE i I’A [ HARPS thioW i ■ ■
during ht southern turn' f tE
.-’tat. f.l Neti A; .my
ia‘< dear reader, thunk.-: a u.t
At the- popular BABY GRAND
CAFE. Bill Pot to l is pi <• seal ie 1
the always pleasing CHAKIOTE
i'RS, radio md coiict-rt singm :
foursome de luxe, and V] BURN
SIDE who won a small army *.-f
permanent udimirs while
menibi i of the ‘'SWEETHEARTS
OF RHYTHM" organization.
Around the town, when . >r re
gular folk meet arid while tin
hours away in taverns. 1 estint
rants and cabarets the it ride:
ground that heats Ml, see: all, .m-i
all-too-often tells all , 1 hap
py over PHIL WILLIAMS' -net
fortune . Phil, a Solin' 1,.- (•’ -
te friend, is very well hie d In
the great and tin h-rguU.-n to! -, %
of Harlomtown where Id'.- off the
main beat is; really ormith mg. de
you hem me taiking to v 1;
Gwendoly n.
AT FRANK'S RESTAURANT,
where once the v w.s.n.i in
"Brownies" to make a otpnni
of any sort, . . the CJovelan
born Dwight and GrK' la Wt- el
<r- . socialite;,. chalt'-d v. :th
1 eporter fur an hum about DU.
HI'NCHK u.'ai his ;.-.t t •
embattled ISRAEL ttu ' •;- ! d
PAUL ROBESON at \Tm;...v.
and the N. Y Daily ,\i .. ic -
of that lonesome colmi-u i.,v.
student sitting all by !m II
Cause civil liberties .ere not '
len into decent -tate lav. toi .'I
American;- . . The ti e t. m
junior still remains . 1 at. ,-t
“divide and r’ue" de.•••• v •{•;.-
we shout the fau«ts of r the.
‘•DEAR AL .MOSES.' w
Theresa Stewart NYC. hi: i
Robeson hee-.-rne a me- ie t ;
me in yout estimation since the.
sjhrm ‘Red' was hung -a 100 >
a.i-russ his magnifio-nt should-. :
all during the 1 Hein-, \V
presidential campaign'.' L*-> y
feel as I do that tie is ?:!j an ~ut
standing American':' Wiil ci;i 1- i;
me a little c>l his .-..-halc.-t u bn-T,
ground and m.iriy thank
same. ' O' eoui.si I’m; ’ Robe--,,)-,
is an elder-statesman N.-grun ,
everywhere, 1 atvouu'. i,m.
great Amei iean desnite tin "i.
gos” who hi cat h. i- 1: 1
agamst him that m > me >u
to make his position m-n ; -
. . Bat that .: pur. :- \,
piiobe mi rage v i view .1.
Wnar can 1 to c j
stated in this c...!uii.n an imi .
Since 192 H about Mr. 1;..i• -
Graduate of Rutge.-.* 1 uili.-i - .sc.
Brunswick, N J., class of mi-a ii
won Pin Beta Kappa adini;.-.i .0
was a "Cap ami Skull’ . .
member nt the Rote: d«-batin.-.
learn: won e\ l :v u< ,'•>!, . .
tic honoi hi:; urmu aity ■.-; 1 -j« -
he was so great a l-. ot.bal! place,
that h.s name, is iml-.e-.: w:tn 1 .
Thorpes, Hostons, oi :-
phant.x C»:ane. ■, etc ,|j M am
Waltei Camp, or dinal. -
All America selectj> m ~ n -.a
ed him as one of the ,r. t: m- g; t
ends. He wax - ■ : -osim ;o. ,0]
PRESENTING
JOE LIGGINS
AND ms
HONEY DRIPPERS
I Recording Artists
Hear His Latest Recordings: ‘ Roll ’Em’', “Spook Holiday”, “Dripper:. Blues”, “Lit
tle Willie”, “Darktown Strutters Ball’" and “How Come.”
HARVEST BALL
MONDAY NOV. 15,1948
I RALEIGH MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM
I RALEIGH, N. C.
lege encies as a baseball player,
all-aroun - atn.(.le.atlii n and
penlattbi... -■ basketball anri a - -' a
-axing dc-avy-'c, ;ht) prospect
since Ray Brim- Rmv.ius ex
pert, oil'--rod $30,0u0 Robeson
to turn prof-■ * n. 1
ib- .s been i- >»m : d with LL.D
arid LL :.y If : and Co
luinbiu uii: c:. ; r.t a.- . -'.!l as bis
own Rtiigetc •atn-.ei and actor,
: o>‘p(-ci<'.lJ\ m tin* iattei Category
in Shakes!)- nun role . h;s Dili. ■-
In"' remains the theatre’. 1 ' finest;
ills rendition of *W <U-r Boy loft
trie ci'itii (.-i.-d : -1 few \ -nee.,
' like Robr-son's are heard in less
: than 100 year span.-. As a 'linguist,
one who mastered el- s.e t ■ 1 >
:inee leaving the school eirnpns.
bj add.-: prestige to the brilli
ant milld lie lias developed. Ad
mired bv it he ml wiiites gnd lov
ed h, most of hit cjuntiymen of
■ - -lo". Paul Robeson, has but 1 ■
■conquer unstcmmed "whsspe:
; r .rnpaign ; hat i- c.-ntlv ha vc
I gr-iwn into housetop-shouts
ouittiu punjp Tn
olinfs unuln , v
SINS AT SAPTIST
MEET HESE NOV, 3
J Tin' SLhi\‘. { ' i ; 1 . ».• fai I > C'huii' 'T -
I; c f >(t bv H m - GU-Sm vUu . will
j bt- ti-iiltmd at U.c w».-»•. o.Kuay
JAf veuiber '.Ud t : us the Stale
| Com viition 01 Noi 'ii Cu! -
! olhu* li-oHio.’ ..s Fi H-ndnhip
; Cliui eh 111 (.1,1; iv-nla.
10-c-i.ntiy !; e chon iudii (dccti./a
t or to 11 amt iii-iiic'.i d tiiirti a.-a
menlbois ie!., its ranks to replace
.1 Miniiai- imniela lost f-.i thi’ gro;i>>
I -t Vea: :;cU;ation Ol'lic- ; <
■lnclude, Jouathae. Bri-wu. t.io-.Klye.
N. Y Prtsidenl; I'- - .naiis Alex
:s,-iti. Hirk-.-.v vice i.Tesident.
Vltuy i "ariei ! 'nikidetp: in. Pa see
'..n CiUtl’i'i- Turin 1 Snow till!.
e.-surer: .. tl.- - . uoi--.iT 1
N'- vvai.. N\ J ii.isijit - - Managei.
New in. mt.oiinclude Evelyn
Hick ,S> c'ii hi- tun, Ya l.oLivcm.i
h - 1 :. - 11 Si.-: T. - 0 ! i.' as fio»U:
iSimin-. N- .vac- N .1 Pauline Rai
1 el; Ho. 1. If.!: S C llub.v E o
.-Nl-oskjc Nannie Yoimj- Scot
;land Neck K pie R. Hardi-',;'. N- -,v
V s i an n • Walkei, A;
s-ede 1,0 N .! (la Mine \YiI
, oil C iiilJ.... Mae J Tun-e.
fib ; ' . iVimyie White Higt: point
Sybil Sn>. uc: . S’-v V'.i k N. S
H.'ien Md...-Oil l.ae s Bndj-i ;
! Sivtla- . lisbury. Ner- ip,. -
: Conn. Ro. Is,. i;.,,. id ,
. Mew York.
- f -3. - t-tco 1101 h .. .. ~,
is- A-'ICC M.: .-an ,\S- VVdK •
in-.., Kill.-! Hum:; Ncv, ok N J
O- . u Pali-.W K•. •a: s, d!o Em I
*•< ilg E. 1 !> i : 1 .eY’a - c
Wes . < Jo . ,;!. Peil.o -S
AI ! Uijii.u; Va . i! , 1 . >rlil l .l.
Aibei-..V! le. Louis Em--osli. Jackson
v:i: r ... I i.-i'n-y llaljel' ! ~
C Ci hi :a Ah 1 - IS.-!! N-.H-: ! t a
Sidney Ruth Ncwwk. .N J . Rciudvi
Colt n. New A !•; N \ Ci 1
l -o.! <'!•'. Biooklyi \ V Si: -
uel Salisbury ldiooklvn ,\ \
- lyes;..
w **
l
tot: I H.l.tN
November Dance
Here To Feature
Honey Drippers
\ v pins chid hi*.- OViPli -dj
»Uch vdrippf rY wlr ni ; !
i flllt i .-!! J ilt* Hi;Ui -1 \AU\x buaid •!
•. - -' ■' !. 1 < : ;
Aihid >i t‘*u: vH M -nci iv ni;.lit. Nu- .
itaU* icij pr'Jtptnt-iift \vht*n I'iiE »'t
: . • *i| “Tlic .Ht fn ydi r.‘■
•iVc; iiiii.id nuhUDh t.-t. e-viv Jitiw
: 1 :I t t<‘l t: 111 S At * i.du t'd U.
• ; t rt.Y l.iVt?riu- ft i oiii i.v B:i;
HM.d' 1 ridtp-;i.ti iPCUid l*>\\ I : ;
' ll'.-fit thif'iiif t. 1 i Tr.:.lilt-';mod Uir tl
1 lit* lui l!.l •* iit'i’PSSi V* ■ W 6t* K f
’ bcfiuiv. :■ridden S 5 «- It- tarn*- w;»: m>
; .-equeni FAciuhvv iTtMiililiU
t -bvi l.iu. iji tiiiifs have piov-dt 2
:■i l l jukf b‘ »>: coiripol il iuil t . Ihe
ft. w • I;U;iOU> 'Hi'iit'Vtiripi'C!',
UOiqUi 1 .styic ui *lit j Huiit.-ydrijj
1 i>t>; is -a.atlrib'Uted to From
•‘W ii I la'Of'u j if bit* pKmu pi.t.vjf.i:
alike that biHHsiU lew ar
■ ■ « ' - , t •;{ j! ; .pjii.l
m.D D .f." ,i.,.ikt’ Joo hi" iro. arai
Li'- uii • 11 • : lO.vJ . -oil “ ! ,‘u*
Htdl'e ; S .U. Ue Maud m tlm Land. ’
W! D Sill f-IOSRE
SIGNS CONTRAST
WITH NEW AGENT
“Wild Bill Moure. exeihnfc
haivi ...v r.tar. vvho.-'e v.ncmal re
•Ti-iii.i, *.i "Boobies'’ evirrenUy
1 h.*d tii.ifj,.-, ?!.i Trials! - played
\ isYtf t ' !f. ;‘ f- .!•*>. v.CCQYC*
l. L> j'.'o lit Bdlboiixd pMpulaii
«y ri.i V" nj • yl l'itev 1 j«* t'xclusivt
• '- • <•'.: *l. « 1 \ 1 B.• : | ill bid p
o» A -.er.iv. X< S' ii. v. iUt an ex-
> v < >• u: 1 ’:c; 1 1 •-• -tio i v'.i 1 1 .• sehevi
-11; ;.)et‘
VV '■ ■ii (XeCti- iVe • liK f-s lOe v
« ■ A H-f.c. Nt-u 5..; o is Ne^ro
1 t'.is ni o added hund-l. adets Tiny
Hi soar . w and Lm- Kw-oli (~ their
ia) Kliy v -van, list <>i orchestras
and headline at trac-lions which in -
i.'iud-. Maiania man .me* i:i- HnaS’
1 RorVoi>- S'ini;> •I.a i at; Gone.)
i lau,a.a : >u and in hand, Betti May
mat ha, Swan -T- id- and other
"*<»}•*’ ■ business [X :: oualitios
t iw \\t n tvs host
Willie Mrx.mt -right; plays host
an his WHOM (New York) radio
show to .1 < Heard and Artie
t larV. winner «1 the e-on’est tit
hrtjf Heard's w tv Apollo record
iiifa Clark ‘ui,untied "OHopa”
i Apollo, spelled hack wards; and
walked oil' the show with (list
!>nze in the huge mail ion test,
I tie recording. masters whic h
i were purchased tram Heard sea
! tores ,| < wish jazz musicians
.hie Newman At Haig. War dell
Gray unci an ail star lineups and
is teeing released throughout the
country by \p»!h.
tv i st i nu! orn
*H ! ! cTS VI'H-IVS
. 4 t HI I S 15 TO 111
nv KOHi Ki • hoc. riihKin
t.ITAHI.O ITi'. T.m E'igliu»g
i i-jioji: ran “led ijot' to me last hail
! ant) wen a 15-Ki victory over the
Aik in Camels' here at Rtehr.ui
j * loci'tint te ■tort a well attend-au :
: ae vd ,>i 1)00 1 ale., October “,,
Tie- Winsion-rsitieii) 'Came!.-:'
a resuit a! several fumbles
i
JZ ■ - IN I*E»SON—“KOWI Os THE Vlß'ft A H AHP”—-‘-MASTER OR THE DSCMS”
*f ';=.K, LIONEL SS #**o;
AT HAMPTON /.
H'f~% K ENTiRTAIMM 08CK. \ l
: *fy r ' WITH WINNI BKOVt 1 N — HO lANO BCKTON U rJii■
w Mie '■ H|(y ! TUESDAY KITE
RALEIGH ymi n
I'teiM Pr *5 RBWTtRIBK -MIT RHH|TOf
A*iv. J'Hlp $1.50 i iill~W—n——M—lWr“"~"
Ynv Recreation Center, Kinston, Y. €», Mon,, November Ist
Rating Hot Records
THE JAZZ TRAIL , '
A record, uiit now for s«mi months, that belongs in the col
■ lection of hot fan* is tht Disc 32-incher of STOMPIN' AT THE
. SAVOY and BODY AND SOUL by the Charlie Ventura trio with ;
sensational drumming by Kru-pa, It-, jazz for listening, with great i
\ i|tuo-:it> and change of pace, and was vaxed at a concert. It’s
! said to tell which i.s more fantastic, Ventui,« tenor sax or drums .
! Ventura also leads a gioup of all- dars ttuough two contrasting
■ sides on National, if I HAD YOU, featuring lush meanderinf. on
baritone say, and. EUPHOJSA, Jrictiy i>.*p nvitii Jackie and H
Krai teaming on the seat vocal and a generous do.,* ..f Bill 11,. n
ti ombone
Count Basie revives soiui u! h;s old powc ; and. lire, * on tie
Victor oT BYE BYK BABY, a last jumping blue wit h Jimmy ,
Hushing in good vocal form and excellent ten.;, sac and JUST
A MINUTE, easy and olid .vith a it-, lit.-red lilt and go-.d ;ni, worh
again by tenot and trombone , Sir Charlc.s, who plays economical
piano in the Basie v. in. hops on the ivories ..n an Apollo side termed :
RHYTHM ITCH It s mainly 88 and La--. Fiipover finds a potent
little band handling the exotic and flavorful STRANGE HOUR i
with bep overtones
SWING OUT. -Jesse- Stone intends to amuse as welt as jump
.Hi tells about an alarm clod, on BUNG A LING A LING and
. revive •• a:i old folk ta.it on WHO'S ZAT VICTOR , Harry James
has the- type ot number made to order for Juan Tizol\*. trombone in
the Columbia of AB-Ml'R and Willie Smith does good alto things
on this oriental fantasy Hairing is in excellent scoring of the
■ haunting SEPTEMBER SONG played with good beat ad heeling
M"ti topnoleh arranging nt-lps flay McKinley get the best >
out of an ordimu v tune, WHAT DID I DO, on Victor, paired with
i commercial ha Had, THE MORNING GLORY ROAD. Too bad Mc-
Kinley doesn't got the chance to display the hand's ability that
was shown on Mop :Be G-ne Kru'pa goes fur bop on the Co
lumbia of the bouiieiUj IT Si W HATCH A DO WITH WHATCHA
DOT but the bettej side is the strong jumping IT'S UP TO YOIJ
i with good -nappy solos and torn.l drums.
Tin T* x Bena-k,. ver.-.ion ,-n Victoi ~f POINCIANA should '
Oia'.o conrideiable popular appeal The scot.ng is gt od and dy
n.Uian well used. On to* rev*-: e .- a slow and soothingly played;
version of IHE MAN 1 I.UV E . Herbie Fields comes out leaping j
at, the Vic mi ot JOHN JOHN ami keeps jumping in. an oriental I
fashion ori tin coupling. IN A PERSIAN MARKET, featuring so- ‘
;u an i ax l.iy Fields
VOCALIZING: Those sensational Ravens do it again on Na- 1
Lanai with a slowly boiling blues, BE ON YOUR MERRY WAY j
Cibey get pood backing lor their hot harmony- Plattermate is the,
:• di ballad. IT'S TOO SOON TO KNOW, d. iu - is . ibdued vein . 1
Lev Ricliards.;:! imd;: the Apollo pairing by Lotus Russell ave-•
hich for his singing talent- He does the torch > YOU GAVE ME ji
, EVERYTHING Hid LOVE and then comes back with an urban >
-•luce th«- * . ~nd soft DEEP SIX BLUES . . Doris Day sings j !
the Columbia et PRE'fTY BABY and JUST IMAGINE like she |
really means it Sin- has an appealing and southing} voice.
Hilly Eckstine fans wdl want his National of YOU'RE MY
-- ; -1 C: . : L -a .a a, l,- vioriitt-.-. >o ha- usual -L a L, -;,.p ,a,■n
Jv v - ■h’ ■ L ament.o COOL BREEZE. *. .. • d in so.-,., fa
: shion Thelma Cat penter has bouncing booking t,.- her fine vocal ]
1 m th. Cohunbm >t JUST YOU JUST ME. which hups and the
:ii« I ieh> but 2-tili punchy ]’M A FOOT ABOUT SOMEONE.
1 .i; :yai av* ail . ::,:• : , F-■ I kicks you rna.v vvant i amusing
oaiient.- > UL'.ai Go.!: ey an Cuiunhiaa. the E:n u.-: WAITING
A'i *i HE IHURCH and TAKE EM TO THE DOOR.
I.AIIN i K.Mi’O -Don Aifonsu.s band sounds wi - authentic
■ h* ;da>: 'a- ■ ■ a:a -a , -an National, PAPA KNOWS aid DO--
HOi LA 'Mie -m mi h.*- straight Latin rhythm but tin fir.-d ..;*-t
■' ''ola -a -a.-,- -1.0 i-ass. pi t-cjonunatbig LV-.-u Ants,. ..a" mc;-
-UU.C si bulb Spanish and English. Fiipover is the kind of n welly
ihmc- to th.- haunting PERHAPS PERHAPS, PERHAPS *»n Victor,
that get.-i big side- . THE MATADOR,
SPIRIT U.-vI.S -Debuting on Vieti.-r, the Wings Ove.- Jordan
cnoir ulleis two numbers in its cultivated and somewhat refined
My a- 1 lie;. ’ oo UNTIL .1 FOUND THE LORD AN] * HE Li UN -
DERSTAND AND SAY WELL DONE, the latter a .-Mu by 01 we
I'b-mips-m v.-dh th*> choir as background 'Trie Golden Tom-,,
a ; 1 o I J la tilt. Gulden Gatti-rs, oiler two rhythmic sp,; .Lulls -sn
Apollo, RIDE WITH THE LORD and MOVE OVER GABRIEL,
tin. latter the bettr-i of the two
STRICTLY BLUES:—The heavy cats will be playing GET
YOUR FAT MAN NOW. sung by Grace Snath on National as the
<o..v winds start to blow, it's lively and earthy stuff, hut so is the
p; icing, WHAT’S ON THE RAH. FOR THE LIZARD Snub Mosley
racks Jazz G.Huin is slow and low down on the Vietoi ot THE
DEVIL BLUES the:: ups tempo on VVIIAT A GAL, featuring the
A wing piano style made by famous COW Cow Davenpoi t Har
monica a iso raies a hand , . Duke Henderson, a blues shouter of
tin- old school, has an eyebrow lifting pair on Apollo, S. H. BLUES
and H. H BLUES. Gutty and down to earth, Lucky Thompson
aids in the good backing.
Eddie Wilcox Is The New
Leader of Lunceford Band
INGRAM HEARING
AGAIN POSTPONED
NEW YORK (ANPi •- Rex It,
warns hearing on a violation of
the Mann act was again postponed
when called last week before- U, S.
Commission, r Cotter October 29
was set for hearings on the pto
wedingH loi removing Ingram to
Kansas City to answer charges
there i: gram's attorney said he
was trying to reach a settlement ot
a salary dispute- with the Theater
guild which dropped him for a
leading role in a coming show.
NEW YORK The lamed Jim
mie Lunceford orchestra will
henceforth be under the exclusive
direction of Eddie Wilcox, brilliant
pianist-arranger and veteran key
member of the original "rhythm is
our business" aggregation
Following the untimeh death of
the beloved Jimmie, the band had
been under co-leadership of Wil
cox and saxophonist Joe Thomas,
who has retired from professional
life 10 pursue a business career in
his home town.
With the recently released Co
)u mbia record album of Luuce-!
tordb- All-Time Hi!,-, and then in
Expect Mai or
Audience For •
Scott Concert
Residents of Raleigh and vicinity
s' week aii- - xtiibitir;..; mounting
s.n. i- st and enthusitc rn -e.-T (tie
■ .ming «i Han-1 Scott- lan jus
pianiH and tar of moti m pictures,
rudi" and tin- ion - ort .stage.
eh-s t> i scliedutcd to pr.-,«- lit
!'». ViU ied pi'.' ijinm d ■ : a
popular •■.■lections, it-.ft original
i-> s- " - p.e compo :tion Wed
to -Hay night. No\ t tribe: in Ra
leigh Memorial Auditorium The
concert is being sponsored by the
Shaw University Concert scries
Sponsoring committee members
heartened by retorts of tremen
dously large auoiences at the art*
isi’s performances on her current
tour as well as by strong advance!
ticket .-.ales, expect an overflow at
tendance Fewer than 3,000 seats
i were allotted the public. Provisions j
I al.M> have been made for the Shaw .
Hudeni body and faculty.
Announcers on local record pro
• prams have comiimntiy given Miss
Scot; a big send-off and ecra> tl; 1
• opinion of critics that she i- tcr
■ rifle " Music lovers :u c purlieu tar
ty intrigued with her technique of
; ’•swinging the calssics" which in
volves yiv up- modern : opulai beat
to (tie work'-; of the masters
e ; iManni disc "Guy-Mug. zoom
ing to national popularity the
Eddie VViicox-Jlmrnie I.unceford
; crew will commence theis semi-an
-nurd, cross country one-nignter
i tour m late October, under the
'booking aegis of Gale Agency. Inc.
New York.
Laird'Sl
APPLE BRANDY |
#
JL $3 70
% Quart
$2 30
Liu
[[Sip} Pint
I
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCER: "Now that the children *f*
i. n K ii, school again than j* something that
veu ought to be. very sure about, 1 mean the
-,md of right, they have while aoipg their
homework bet me assure you that it is at the
u t mart i m po ttkTh-e.
you gt>e jost any Kind of light won’t do
if w>u want to protect your children’# moat
Uiu si poa-'ccsion their eyesight. A study
lw.-y that is glaring or that throws harsh
■ v, is too dim, at is wrongly placed
wo) i ause eyestrain with (•(•suiting nervooa*
nese and ne&daches. It can even cause per
manent injury to young eyes. And, of course
the children cannot do good work when handi
tapped by poor light.
"There 1* a quick remedy, however To
day the electrical -toie- have in stock Certi
fied lamps which the lighting industry has
standardized as the best illumination yet de
veloped sot leading and othe* close seeing
tasks They pr oduce a diffused, shadow less
light that is right toi eyes Your school chil
dren deserve the best—particularly the test
lighting. It is imporant.''
CAROL IMA POWERJt UP HI COM » A *4JJ
Lincoln
KAI.EIGII, NORTH CAROLINA
Sunday-Ml. Oct, 1)1-Nov. 1
Dana Andrews Gene Tierney
- IN -
“THE IRON
CURTAIN"
Color Cartoon
News of the World
Tuesday November 2
Special Election Day Feature
“THE SENATOR
WAS
INDISCREET”
(Don't Miss This. It May Affect
Your Vote)
Plus Extra Musical
FRED WARING TREAT
Wednesday. Thur„ Nov, 3■ t
THREE BIG HITS!!
Hit Nc, 1
"BROTHER
MARTIN”
Starring Spencer Williams and
All Star Colored Cast
Hit NL. 2
TUBAL CAIN” CARVING
“Lord’s Prayer”
rid No. 3
“Judgement Book”
(Night Riders of Judgement
Rock!)
Also Last Chapter
"The Vigilante/'
(Don t Miss This Show)
Fiday-Saturday Nov, S-6
DOUBLE FEATURE -
JOHN WAYNE
“LUCKY TEXAN”
And PRESTON FOSTER
MELVYN DOUGLAS ‘
txr
RACKETEERS”
And Chapter i
THE PHANTOM RIDER