WLI'.K hi.N 1.1 iMf t 11 ia».\ \ . Si' i’LJ! i.iLli !, ljJ■!<.’■
JGGINS BAND PLANS NATION WIDE TOUR
f LET’S LISTEN
i
) HOLLYWOOD (ANF l-m-n <■■■, mul Anna Roo&evelt v. ill
launch a five-u-we*k women m vi" October 4 .a;, the ABC
network. The Roosevelts- will iiu .inatici)?! a/id world events, as
well as item:,! oi genet d rest in id !:U o- fashion literature,
theater, and education Hu- show will ye aired ft urn whticvei the
traveling Roosevelts happen to he. Mis. Keanor Ron:t-veii ; firs'
broadcasts will he pin -nted from Kurope where dm will he parti
cipating in a United Nation- meeting.
News Note::: Cy Howard, crcntu: of a new radio show "Little
Immigrant,” returns from iL,!> where he was Uny getting the
flavor of his character and learning abi ut Italian customs by
acting and living as a fi iendlers immigrant himself in a foreign
'country . . Arthm < L-c Urey relumed to the air She end of August l
to meet his heavy schedule ot tree and on-had' hours of CHS net
■work time in addition t . 1 h and a quarter hours of local station
programs . . Hattie McDanit! a ‘‘Beulah” returned to the air .
and can be heard on five days weekly via CBS . . Roy Rogers
•* King of the Cowboys, is ;:terring on his own. : adio show on Sundays
ever the Mutual network . Feutui eJ on the show besides Roy are
Dale Evans and Gabby 1 lay tv: . . Among the many shows flocking
back to the airwaves, "My Friend Irma.' -ed the ranks Monday,
August, do Marie Wilson aim Cathy Lewis pl.-.y iin• .'birring Kiln ,
on the program.
THE DIAL AND DISCS: Singer. Bi!i\ i'.ck-'.ine, lends his deep
voice a song with feeling, I'm falling F Va Fhpover of this
MGM disc is the up)>ed tempoed. Mr. B';# Blues with vocal and
sclo trombone by Billy Helen Fone-.i give, vocal meaning to Just
For Now r and an unoth.•< releu- e. Ain't D. in Bad Uf.-in* Nothing
via MGM Conductor-ei,inpus(.a, Dav;.- Ri.se applies nui.-ioal
charm to Muon ol Al.-makooia. Bewitched. Stardust and Sentimental
Journey . In total contrast )-; MG M's off- -ing of tnc- /any style ,
and be-bop ja?./ of Chubby J.v r- n ••. \v’... .I y Herman . •-t High :
powered bop solo- predominate in L'am* and Happy Monster. An
ether MGM small jazz unit is Leo Gumm croup and '.fa il :p ght
Gliss in the Daik--30 Minute. From I'uncs Squat e Lalter imiudes j
awful sad vocal ancS imitation of Fats Waller Mereary Records
gives you (ex-Baby) Rose Marie in a couple of specir-ities. Cheap I
"’em a toe s—Nellie5 —Nellie Paid the Mortgage.
Numerous carbon copy style; a-.,. r.< -y. , r*.. t..v --.-. I field ,
in attempt to duplicate phenomenal iiui-w- 1 . tan ... lists Nelli'* i
Lutcher, Vaughn Monroe among othm nr i ha . pc. r imitators
while Mercury-'s Patti Page doe.-i, a fail tlla Fitzgerald -.
style in her hit piattei of Confers a* well a* f-; morrow Night-
Give Me Time . . Steve Gibson’s Red Cap. are in the top ring of
vocal groups with their Mercury of Danny Be - fate, and You'd
Fisd it . , Chicago radio save Diok “Two T> n Bake:. bar poo/ j
material to work with in his Mercury ot An Old liana- Never |
D:es and Red’s Back In Town tho’ the up temp;; of th. latter tune !
displays his wares to better advantage . Mu-icratt Iviwidy Carson
sets a pleasant vocal pace in 1 Love Y , Lutß Hu Mon-. Can't
Believe You're In Love With Mt
In their own class despite unit at t. a m : ,t . the Km
* Cole Trio go merrily on their wn v -a tnc- (ap ol i a t,\ Nat Colt',
sly guy sjnging and wonderful jaa, piano pin snot- - guitat b:.
accompaniment are all evident in in- thtt --.t—l »lot a Way Wa i
Women: Don’t Blame Me Baby, Bab;. All The Time. Little Girl
Another one of those tricky-recorded L-~ Paul guißi: clatter; ha
* been by Capitol. Paul’s new sound gets fuh display in .
What is This Thing Called Love—Hip Billy E >ogie arid the gim
mick as well as the musical merit make for m is.t :;-.temng . . The
Kansas City rock and roll, piano oral queen, Juba Lee. ha- tour
new Capitol items. All I Even D. Is Wmiy, Wise Gay, Till Me,
Daddy, Until the Real Thing t nines Along Laltt-i tune makes
comeback not only via Julia Lee’s biscuit but also bv The Ravetr
with that group's featured w.iy 'down’mMi e •p.-rem m lead voice
selling tune like mad. Raven. Nations, m liipovei , . Sen 1 Fm
Me If You Need Me.
Frank Sinatra in top loi u sing mg an <*v>. rgree-n s-.ng, I've Get
a L rush On You. His Columbia - eve. ..in la,i Horne iv.md . Uuluin
bia allows ex-Woody Herman enirp, Mary Ann McCall, sdo spcit-
Y.light* in the jazz perennial Buttei and Egg Man and Trouble Is a
Men Lets hear more . .Showmanship pai exo llent wu.i a flavor I
:ng of jazz feeling sums up vocal style oi Kay Thompson and
she’s listening not to be passed up, Het ne•>. Columbia’s are Back
Home in Indiana, Jubilee, I See Your Fan Before Me, Louisiana
>Purchase . . National's modern music p; ;de and joy, Charlie Ven
tura, vies strongly for listening with his unusual East of Suez, a
combination of instrumental solos and veic blending A flip gives ,
you I’ll Never be the Same.
Jimmy Luuceforc) alumnus, Dan Grissom, s..u flighting it via
Jewel records with Dinah—You Don't Knov What 1.-. i is New
comer bluester in tiie great Joe Turner vein, Jimmy Wit hr spoon i
I Labor Day Dance
I Monday September 6, 1948
I Presenting
j Lonnie Johnson
Composer and Singer
Os
“'! omorrow Night”
With
I Milton Larkin Orchestra
I RALEIGH MEMBSMI. AUDITORIUM 1
I Advance Tickets $1.50-At The Door $2.00 |j
I 9 F. M. Until lA.M.,
JIMMIE LIGOINS
SCHEDULES TOUR.*:"' iLI
OF MAJOR CITIES :.r . .r»:
display new talent, bandleader!
The sensational music of Jm.m.v ; i.ouJ# Jordan brings into the Re„-;-i!
Liggins and Ins Drops of Joy G Rioutre tc-.c v th him Friday for
.scheduled soor. to be heard in L ■ .. week'.-. -land Ivory Joe Hume/
1 nmjor cities of the country is Mi whom lie considers wiii carve a
Liggins takes his rnusica asgrcaa- 1 niche for himself in shi v business.
; Loti on a tour made necessary | Ever since he first attained fame
ihrough the many demand;, ot fan.- in It. Jordan has been recogniz-
Liggius, fast rising' as one ot «*d . o one of the few professionals
nation's lending comb ns. will enter-j in the anm/tment field who would
tain the public with sue:: ,>t his ] take time out to aid thou slruv.-
smash exclusive Specialty record- ' Fling to yviln fume. In Hunter iu
ing hit.-- as “Cadillac Boogie.” "i i feels that V piano piaying-tlnging
' Can't Stop If -‘Tear Drop Blues ' j stylist will u se tl.cm .-pplauding
| “Tel! Ail Your Troubles Goodbye" | lor mote,
and many others which the public j Regal audiences are accustomed
, has been making favorites through ito seeing Jordan bring someone :
: juiu boxes music -tc u- and rad in I nev, with him each yce: and as
is-ej-aim, j they put their stump;- of appioval
f ile spcettu-ular vise to ivmsical Jon Dinah Washington in '4O and .
heris : the Jimmy Llggin i Sarah Vaughan in '4? botti up- \
uiij. ran i;,. attributed to the ipeai't d to ■ tkiv- hie same tipprecia
.i. > v iinltt) , crowd plea-!:is | tiun lor ivory Jitvs talent;. Others
’ T heir jump tuupuii-. -.low embtional jon the bit; will include the Will
j styling, and their beat which stirs Mastin trio, Sammy Davis, Jr., Peg- j
j tiie sou! of the music loving pub- tr v Thomas arid Shorty Sherock s
jhe everywhere are the factors j orchestra,
which are making the crew ot this 1 The Windy Cuy ih.-cuj.ics j deep
■ii -- musicai .-tar a sudden tnvet | sped in Jordan 1 ; nieiiiory t.iyf- it was
it. of thousands < here rn ’4l that he reetived his lust
thidcr the persona) managi mcnl j break white piaviiu;- at il-.c Gcuiick
: ■... t Ben C. Waller ot Los Angetcs | luimgc A Decva re- ord official vi
. d booked through the Harold Ox-1 h'<ie !i! ' I oop case l.t aid him sing
:i- -a- euey of Hollywood, the Drops J “Outskirts of Town with the tv
;ol Joy with their increasingly ! '-'utt tim! tie was invited to wax
: popular maestro Jimmy Liggins ,• h *h. next day in theic studios
' -'.n-t. their -wing through the j and that it:
; -.outti and southeast extending the!
; ! v’ J r T* toaM as fu r ; Wiiev Dean Resigns
. -ie-v York then swinging back J s'
through the midwest, finally arriv- j MARSHALL. Texas tANP) —j
i mg back in California during- the • Dean T. L. DeArman of the de-part- |
nod months of next year. • men! of education at Wiley College
i sent s written letter’ of resign*- 1
:>D .VtORJAI. GUARD Dibs j tion, it •« announced this week
i ’WASHINGTON > ANP) James j His > another in the sent- o;
; Waits, 50. guard and caretaker of | re;-hjr..itiot,.-- at Wiley College un
tv Lincoln Memorial, died here J tier pressure and otherwise.
ia-t week, apparently the victim of j He :s reportedly • iated foi a job
: uii’idv according to police ja- principal of a state high school. !
Hi was found dead hanging by ; Dean Di Annan said that he ana ,
;:i in}.-, tiuin a railing in the base- j the school parted on good relation.-
I meat of the Memorial Police say j and he resigned tor a pi-rsonai
i’hat Wall apparently tied a rope : reason
j around the railing, put a loop, --
: : Support Your Paper! !
Nitelife In New York '
~NFVTYORK i ANP* AFTER DARK- Harlem is a TeweT»“
m what has been referred to us an "out-of-bounds colored im-tio
pedis. Still. :i!l colors and creeds llotk to it along about sundown,
just a>: grasping and greedir.it property ow <:-rs and black mar K«.
(in prices at least) operators pour tr.• life saving;-: ii.to ventu. i..
- from which they derive 1,000 pe.cent profit at times from the
unptotective ettr/enry of the civilized world - most cii.--.ded center
lor colored folk . . yes, dear read.;-. Hark-m- After-Daik is really
! something
Walking west towards tin CHATEAU LOUNGE when pop
ula: Joe Flores holds court nitely, we t-e a 41'oup of young kid;
in an age range of 2u to 24 tops . . There i; no di irnkemit ss, no vile
language, and conversation in tins purlieu ’.a 1 instance lan strictly
!•. tin- bookish ordei . , BILLIE HOLIDAY 1 the favi.ute subject
the kid*-;, two of tlir* boys by iln- way uop.i.vmg a; being
,ot Swedish and Danish ot igin tvith one gud. an u:>nc- l.uoiidi-, p;: ■
sibly from tin- Nethci lands. Yes, it is a chunginp, v. uid with inte;
racial line; ever-widening despite the upsweep ,t Georgia's Ku
Kluxers, tlte Gerald Smith Christian Fronteis, etc, <'U.
Lc-na Horne, has a platter being id ovei the c- iinter a; we
Igo to press that Is cashing in the dollars . LOVELY ONE, the
title wt- hung on pretty Lena Horn.- during the stay ci this star
at New York’s "Copa,” waxed SOMETIMES I'M HAPPY with
| the reverse reading, IT’S MAD. MAD. MAI), I prefer the tint '
I side with La Horne doing a better than good job in the singing de
j partrnent In the recortjj corner, do not overF-uk Teddy Wilson -.
| Musicraft turnout of WHISPERING with Kay Fi-nt n doing the
i vocaling . . it’s a honey.
| dees right by 'J ui nei - tamed Wet Bab-. Blue:-; and also Frogomoro
! Blues on Supreme , . More blues by Grace Smith, You're Just My
Speed—Competition Blues (National); Buddy Tate, Good Morning •
j Judge (Supremo s . Small band jazz. Red Lincoln’* Madcaps Hot
! Dog. Beverly; Glory of Love, Low, Short and Squatty Whirlawayi;
j Arnett Cobb, Dutch Kitchen 'Bounce; Go, Red Go. (Apollo >: Top
| notch tenor saxing here by Cobb Henry “Red” Allen, Shanty! in t
'Old Shanty Town: Bill’s Downbeat, old sta idoy AUer. still blow
I great trumpet (Apollo).
for a program of your
favorite SPIRITUALS j
listen to
| ‘THE SPIRITUAL
j HOUR”
featuring one of the Nation*# Most Famous
Spiritual Quartette*#
PRESENTED EVERY SUNDAY BY
| LIGHTNER’S FUNERAL HOME |
| SUN. 10:00 a. m. \
DIAL WNAO 850
(WNAO-FM 96.1 me)
I H i'j kULIN li\ 1'
.
FORMER FOLLIES
BEAUTY OIES IN
LOS ANGELES
1.05 ANGLI .F.' iA.S'Pi Win n
! Hell-ll 1 .t.. W- !11, i !:, 1 ,j; t;i ■
.of t lit- / t yield Fill a- -oi- 1 > , u
r-d one ul the mo-I Lc.iidilo!
; women in the United State- arid
whose mama; to IJi In,, ne
Neh-or o; N. ~!-■- ician
Ucm-, HuT.ly ht ..aiUnt • • ij , -.«■,
WOtld, di* si i«« ;« VVt ‘lO vLt\ i l l l jf
vVetu written tu an t ‘ t,tu » net s
M)y* Worihii ip wh" . ' t:. > Ur.. -iit
iof iit j lLiiir( tji ■ d b>
! Mary p-clittud a urn ~t t» ;< \\\
iii>'£t beaulijlil ». ;. ;, , ...
was v i native <-i i.om v;i)e. .‘-n. w..
• the to,i‘ t O? ( i.it 1 ViPt> dlil i,t Lit ;
• days with the / « et>ki FoUie an t
, then latfr niaiiitai 1..). ;\el:<)n. v.«. i)
| thy .aid . :c( t . '.Hd phya: » tsn i n
She v.n- nevii a iaeto: m Ne
! <?ro -oeiai circle- he M , hov/evta '
althougii tluet Wfto knew hci toniut
he; «4 iunl . h.-i
womnr, Later flu ant. Di N«n & i
w<.re div<>re< d Th<- jj ; ;J t
*nd Looietv crowd ; rvu tor&uve
Ijej niarnaye Sla dad n the horn
ot r u adfa t (i lend. .1 *•* i Oi»
F'llipitio w iiO raid she had iiVtd
theie lor 10 year-
Savaimafi (Jiiiiriiiii To
top .Apolio ( alt* Show
NEW YORK iANI . S.,v;ii.
Church:!!, ii.,- lu .cam Un.oklvn
b-. au!y and -. w ill head
line iht al’-stal- : liov, at Hu Ap.-110 J
Case Friday Appiarm; with he.
will be the ri.-lebr.ded l-'oui Time
who backed hi- ap i,u the hit re
cord. "I Win t Tu B L'.\ i J
Bei;uU-Olis Sav.mYiah ,v;i , ral
; r-'l: I. 1 ’ ' ■ ill tu the ... i ;jr -I i;: lit
Iv-.i) yia i - a;m , wawd
-Daddy Dadd-. Suu- th;.! tin,
hi h:,.. be-n tiie mu.ic.il v,, , of,.
Ibt Ijatillll a;ul ll.:- a j,| ed ili til, ,
'op nil, : },(,!:■ ai,q U„-.i’i-<-;, ..i-r,
the cOtlu 11 y
Rated u! id. ruu-d ui,11:.!11v
div’; nr Live 1 vI- ,- i ai, v q: Uii !el
rn 'be populai mu ic field, die
Four Tune; havi bon winiun:
t- 'la ; for more than two year
Lu< l. of the men who are non
united m a mi,}do j'.ingu,; act i.a
enjoyed • um-:s . featured voc.-o
i- I with oilier gioup-
It Fays To Advertise! V
RALEIGH’S
NEXT BIG
DANCE
EARL
BOSTIC
And His Orchestra
aod.MON, SEPT. 20
COMING TO RALEIGH—KarI
Must it*. uubtundlng w neard of the
• u viij.lionr hi. will conic to K.t
t«’e Kli s '■li imii iui \uliiiorimn on
Monday, Si-pti-iuber JO for a ons
night i.ttiui for the entertainment
of the Capital ittj's dance tans.
file ever popular bandleader is
heiii f brought to tiie city by Pro
ni.ftn Sot Wui ers. oho prom
'• • iiu Sails J > .li t ti t .il
iiit f - . ado potato bettie i. a .v'
• ' ••• .Kit nt 111 Isl.iMoiui al
i tiimii: -h very common •■u the Euro
P-'-tii toi’.Ufitnt. jut ..(Cisiss 1 1 1 r• nor
i K: ii I'liannel
i liiii.t IH-18 Hue-cm ed tobmo
• ',l i... to equal U.hi leini
try s eonumipUon re.quirenwnL
U\U‘ AShS i:t v M i n
TO KYI'KMI BVN ON
j IVI CROW TIII Al Ri;
nj.VN VOKK Btoau.e Mime
Si.t.tUt iill r ltst in W.» 11 HI-
Son and ti* < artore and pro
dui i s .tie repot es xi favoring
opuiiii j Jhrjtre at tievau
dria Va to evade the order of
Actoi t quitv that its mini
in r • hail not play in segregat
ed tin-<ii is m Washiiis- ion the
.'v'VNt t* today wired the Conn
I'd ot \e ois Equity: "We sin
• ru-h hope that the ( oillicit of
A ' tins Eq ii it v wifi extend
priiuhitioii of it-, members
playiiit’ to egreeatetl audiences
hi W toil}-ton In iiu lint. Vii
fidda am! othei parts ot the
capital aria, ihereby defeating
this evasion ot every piiniiple
ot deecnt \inerteanisin
Lincoln
| HAIMIGH NORTH CAROLINA
SUNDAY AND MONDAY,
SEP 11 .VtBl.K a-ti
H.i\ vtillarul. < hurhs Euuglilmi
fill. BM? CLO( h
< oior t urtnun Metro News
n isSDAN, -I I TEMM.R 7
Vii tor Mature, .loan Bennett
IN
MAYS - MAYS
Hit* Housekeeper *
Daughter
*'»es tops in southern
SWING SUBJECTS
Samba Mania
WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 8-4
ffiiilieis Montgomery. Wanda
Hendrix
KIIIK THE PINK
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Till VIGILANTE
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SEPTEMBER 10-11
DOUBII FEATURE
Charles Stanett as the
DURANGO KID
IN
lest To Dodge ( ily
AND
Randolph Scot.. Barbara Britton
IN
bINHCI ITERS
Also LAST CHAPTER
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IN THE ALBUMS
If v.;(! . -a. - ;ho .-> -V; j , Ur- .! e'hi.Y - ' SPmi*
i,.,ne< . t mu u 1 •■' Ale. 1 e E-' ■" ’ i u<‘i/ yi •( aiil t-e isH'iu ■ d •" *'l lll >
ru-w C’oluint'K. .dbum : oi- ire -, •h-i-. r:.t!e«, L.A!iNS\ AL
TROPICA N A
On the children':- Uric Red tmi u ■ a sctei. Hug.; Uenny,
ccine- to life in U m ode Ml V’ f ao. ■ ! Hu. h: . i arid the '- lols,: Hi .1
Capital i.ibtlm. Included t irduu -hi h -•> yauniji-tcva
can fallow ewi y thing happeni-w. •n wo On : el- limU-iv muuu
; 11.*ai-rllia*i3f--:ine, - ■ Stinson c no-a vi !<•. m, t)v- w, U Idiown Vol. -
of Jazz at. Philharmonic lu - . . I .■ i-iivatU that s thn
Normar; Oran/ parfoi iimii; c oi iMWV 11101 l I - I MOON and h AIR
p.E. (SOUl: .-do ,-ni: .iio -I• ... Wf-l'f S.U'!!I. Ilaiu-i- .Ihcqitet,
i Churlit* Venturu Jup Guy and llov.anl Mi'Oiu.v.
Binn Ci or by v. In .-••• p pula city : uadir uif.l :■ heat'd 0(1 eight
of his old aides in a Columbia album oi n «•••', Hac ktai by Lentil :*
liaton and Tiinutu- Clrie;. the d o.uu-r >.vd. tup LE'! S PCI U(J l
THE LIGHTS. SWEET GKIJIK.iIA PUnWJN, I’VE GOT .TO PASS
YOUH HOUSE I'O GET TO MV HOUSE. UOONSThUPK lift)
YOU EVER SEE A UK SAM WALKING, PI AUK MOONLIGHT,
GHOST OF A. CHANCE and TEMPTATR )N.
And il you’rt- in « rotnantic mot id, the Capua; "Gypsy Dreams’
album bv Jascha Datsko and his Gypsy Knst.-ntbli may appeal to
you. Mood itf.istc, : ■frit- of it do! mU h e> oti. Ihe idks are TA*
CHANKA AT THfc’ GATE. RED U»P! K tin. two pari ROMANIA
KHAPSOD'i' and C AIK'AOAN< S:-;
PLANO ON lor is, jt .>,i-; in :, ptaiir-i named Hal
rtchatdi • who a o . -.j jo.|.. ~ ,| . , . ,t Ait Tatum.
He ulh i I.OVE KOH ...,o 'Pt-iK o' ..! I I.OvE. Esoi'llent,
although tvilu in 1 \u < ■ .... m. iu.iimi.r- instead
111 Il’lVl-!:- 01-lie-l 111 l i. ’ till;. 1 I : , , 10, lit l;- lOltf.lt pUIDO O’l
1 lie jVU - oui of 3 ).\ H; ■i f tie Yf iUiIS IS MY
1 HE'ART ALONE. Me. lay Aiu n . inm, . m. .ry way on
( Capitol ‘.vdi; MUCH V.'Hii.--. o•• o, i.aii , ■ !.t doe-, -m
well, cojplKd with LOCH I.OiYIOND, a .oii.pi-;/ rni. -um e tth good
t guitar and bagppipru a* start and en,i ,K.o MOim mothei ex
eollent teohnirian will have Bizet • itun>-. ip m hi;, yraw with ha
* CARMEN BOOGIE on Me.any The mory -u-Jid music is on the
tlipover, PASION ORIENTAL with h *.-* t. tin .hylnm Joe
Lushhoi v/li.i has .< ftronf: Bom but r.dh . thin ■- ; Ul4 1—oi:-; in
leal bam-lhoii ■ fas'noa ..i. tiif J a. ioi BOOoIE \V« .«• ii : ; PLAT
w TER and BACK HO MM SN INDIaRA Cre.iit n ■. .1 ;. Bainw,
J- KessciiV jHiitm
1, RHYTHM SINGING: The K rig (’•. It Tru. on a i.eUei kicr
that; usual, jump- LITTLE GIRL in fim -1 \i * - coupled with til
soft and ginllt: but nhythmic BABY BAT.VS ALL THE TIME
Backed by the Star!.gator- Goidnn M . I■;. ■ ■ y Umf hot leeiut./
' «'-n the Gapilol of R AMBLING Rti.ll- H | ;i,-V ,* OE GOLD EYES
OF BLUE . . A j.vz.'.v aceordian add: . Minpu to th« Bobby True
Trio Mi j. urv ot a rhythmic novelty, JUNGLE BOOGIE which
|' sound iik.- a ft---: con;in to H.,n ..mve V, ~ chant and YOUNG
MANS BLUES, a white indn.y. number -.viß amti -mg but some
v hat off-r..]ur lyrics.
Eiantui- Lame, the guy vrßh ai seek to his voice, sings two
.-low cm - I.n Meivary He revivt • i ,• o;b CiNGlr. THE BLUES
raid tuMs, .1. into a re- a; ~n lie- • -a. ,- ij.iic: out lush 3i
in- warble;-. THANKS FOR YOU The best a both i- perfect . -
You gene: ally ; e-l a >, ~d pra’le; m.iu.-e hs u Pt-c.i-c la- and site s
up to he- usual standard on tie Capita m 11 ' 1 SHADE ON
TIB BLUE Sicß and DON TBE SO MEAN TO HE BARY. As
UsUal- Mee. e tee mmi'jit ---■ aV;-..ist l if -, ;.
Celebrating The 12th Anniversary
Sclah jubilee Singers
WITH
10 Quartettes
; R H! Auditorium
UJNDAA 5 ■
SEPTEMBER w At
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