PAGE SIX
MEDICO SCORES WITH NEW COMPOSITION
Nstelife In New York
POSTMAN'S HOLIDAY
NEW YORK (ANF) - A LF.TTF-B FROM TWO BUSINF.3S
MF-N', ! >th ••port-conn'i'-’ti . and " rkc;, in the uni 1 -j)lit.*n Into
racial field, speaks v• iiiin for progiv-xivencs.s and an . . undivided
marching in a solid ftont. Thad Stevens, a • on/lant writer and con-
America, strong in all way« black and white, in own and red. con
tributor to both of rriy ■: ojunin:-. < thvai i e-nielhV, and sport.o an i
Bernard Rosen, a representative known ot thou end:-; of colored
business mm oi Harlem, v bo i ■ a socklinlder in the Supieme < hg
arct set vice. Im , ,f Mew Rochelle, N. V. Hetc i Ih • joint lette
verbatim:
“Sifting here in Thad Steven;' nicely appointed Harlem Pane
Bar Sf Grill, we thought your DIDJA-K'NOW-TITAT oluinn in th"
Afro American of Sept 2b v. -u- ' Yins at re. tin- irnpv
Umce mass spoils from the pomf bringing whiti and eolo;-( l
Americans closer together. making e.joh of u can: 'ions of the
inter-dependcncc rather than th< independence of each living in
this area as well as ail othei large ami small ritivs of our gicat
nation
“It is with that thought ugg'sted Bv y ou. AB'in. that we pro
pose a vast p: 'gram to la uiidcrwrittefli by white and colored
sportsmen and also non ’port m*'n tf»•-> count rv ove: Those who
will share in it enmpt ire Mmo row':-- generation, you• children mid
their offspring, a • well a. the j .>ung men mid women nut vet tut ne
2!. .*" 3r:~ ot age.
■ If we have mi" war. a half mi:. ..n dolia yearly will no
routed tv, Negri' education, bedte; -race-reintions wai chest for 01-••o 1 -••
gam/aßons like NAACP and Urban league, national bospttalt7.ai.ion
far Negroes Job tinning, campaign,, civ. Keep up your brilliant
reporting. Mr. Moses, jom on'ism could use a eon of pons tike
the prolific one you employ in the --.prods, theatrical and feature
writing fields.
JERRY PRESTON, abni.-a lorgo-ten by many of in-, “fan
weathe: “ friends underwent bnon-surgery at MEMORIAL, (Babe
Path - ' home fir .■ yean HOSPITAL on Sept, 22. aw’ . , b- nat well
all; be asks your cards, vow praveis end interests, nien of nit -
life and the cabaret world . I’.ILLIE HOLIDAY ha- w->n hundreds
of niteh (white* admirers who rate h< i the most. glamorous singing
sensaion of tm .America A J. FORTUNE staged hr- ISRAEL
ITES AT THE BAR with x CLEM JOHNSON playing role „f
Pbar--ah at the Good Kheplu- d church. Sunday. Sept 25. to a
goodly audience: Bishop F. C Gordon sponsored the play which
was well received; it is out ■ l the biblical pattern which has grown
in popular public appeal since the Mo season:
BILL, FARRELL, th- gent with i-edies of p rvinal'i;-' ;dus
isre piano-playing ability, began his 56th year at the PLAGE
ELEGANTE, one of Lm rp. B. -ycP-p no'; -case soviet-. Me.vnt 'vn:
spots; much success to you and the way in which you cas ry you
self at ill times.— Billy Fat re!!. Bv nil means see RED RIVER.,
the HOWARD HAWK A tv -die i • ■ a production; the minute u
reaches your hamlet village BUCK and BUBBLES, despite
rent: .-'t’.P-v troubles, pip MfiiYin:, - gi, * , p--,- at CAPITOL
THEATRE. ABE HILL, f -end u mtr.e. w-ues a swellcg.-vti
column for Dan Burley in the Age.
UNI VERSA! ATTRACTIONS PRESENTS
i
The Quartette You’ll Rave About |
T H E »'
R A V E N Si
%
WITH f
i
GIiORGE '
HUDSON
AND HIS
16-PIECE
ORCHESTRA
t
NATIONAL AND HUB RECORDING ARTISTS
“Summertime \ “Ole Man River”
Rye, Bye Baby Blues”
“Write Me A Letter”
AND MANY OTHERS
MEMORIAL
AUDITORIUM
) j
RALEIGH, N. C.
Monday, Oct. 11
9 to 1 j
Advance Tickets $1,50; at Door $2.00 j
[•IESERVATJONS FOR WHITE SPECTATORS j
ON STAGE, LINCOLN THEATRE, OCT. 11; ft P rr./
t
.
Medico Makes Music
HARLEM PHYSICIAN’S
COMPOSITION IS HIT
ON VICTOR RECORD
Wieldmg a seal pi-1, examining
repp writing curative pre
scriptions and directing the ope
rations of a bu.-y -pv-,p;t:u arc ac
tivities net generally calculated
to inspire the writing of music.
The time factor alone would sre m
t-.> !> prohibit ive.
Y--t men of science have of* -.-:
In; p -a to music n source of re
laxation, soil expression and per
haps - emoting .- ns a kind of oc
vup.Pp- -ip- i the? j.}*,*. 1 1 !iv.- vs{ Ai
bort Einstein, for examn’e. i
knewn to play violin sonatas wit.h
piamixi Aitur Rubinstein when
over their leisure moments nap
pen to coincide. Quite <1 f w e 'Di
me knoXvn to have abandoned
budding carvers n:; >c.pnc( ;e
stronger .ru Poatoin : . d
music.
A current cxan.plc Dr .1,
Ciar nvc C a urn hers, we -a of
forts in com posit; <n are- L,-gin
ning to win him greatc-. fanu
than his posit ion Depu’.*-' Men
ice] Supci mb ndcnf of ■< p ;
Hospital in Now Y-.r's City. On
o,t Dr. Chamber.- pc-ic i - -m
Work'-', f - ! : \ , i y;,c : .
has been i. cc• ,!r -, with tin :;-o ;
of recognition every con ip n-vr
dreams about.
Knocked About
The nionuM.ro>*. --!*<-:■ ■ vpig
km-i-kcd about fr-r several ri,-egn
was rescued if om Mu- vx-sst.dyas
ket by the oiamst. Vm- <nt d
DOS'ev' 1 -c-pi; -f - Bln! ho !
3ow>l t. end if - 3 e m l Am
,0 i., 1c,,,.,. n„ , e; ,* ~
plaved h cri tern:- !
bv roc oi'dmg U f-. R> A V.-- t-e.
The 'AH A ..sc- leer. S' ■o*
came a et ond.-i; d 't> ni on t e,.
Ituri. : :v. , plan-. I progranv.
plavcd fr.un I,us Angeu ,}■• Ma
.St i. -A t • : ■ L>
Li ’s -vi;iii i eight years oof < h
htMrda public r- : fern :n>v
hw fijialb" a- o'.'! tig ('uric
I:l,ry it in 1?k ;>• White PS-w- -- »n
i of An -i. !9LL WhLc other
r.'uG-pp'ivpsT. arc beginning * ■
program the -v-ek Th. rhatnbe'*.-
wer/t have * - wait fm their p<
t v.-rmaP" ■; - ■- ; - * - tMe Bp. ; -
ret.'-.'»;dhig being rch.-a 'd bv
RCA Vi-. t-» hi OD/'bc;'
Th- suite's th u- r ,-iv. .enl.x or
uTiltcri in a «di; ect. uncamplicat
cd. light ‘popular" ,-tyi- Thoi:
Jiun'K't is broad good matured and
Hi. V( id r.f ;.’iy . rriving for -oibi!,--
ty
Fir J Moverncnt CHiCKFN'
IN THE HAY • Bt-raw ,••> .--.s
for itself.
Second Movement - LUSH
lias p thing tn rio with alcoholics,
anririvnious or otherwixe. It is an
mi a hashed take oft >n the sent.
2 Full Hours ■ .• Hf?
SPIRITUAL SINGING T 2
By The World's Greatest Spiritual ■' -a
Mme. MARIE KNIGHT
Plus The Southern Stars
Sister
WWh Her ALL GIRL CHORUS
Conncilman Fred FJfichrr Will
Intvodncr Sisift Iharpr
Ma'iter of Cwmimlw
Paul Montjromcrj
At li.inr Sl.af.
Advance snfle . si.flfl
TTfF! C \HOT INTAN
mental vocal and instrumental
parlor i.-i. e-. that tin- composer m
' ids childhood f aimed to look up
; or, as “good, classical musir."
Snatches*, reminiscent of familiar
salon favorites, are introduced in
readily recognizable form.
i Thi r ci Movement - BLOOZ
i F.Y-WOOZKY - is out-and-out,
; jazz that takes "Tile Duke's’
| name in vain.
Feaith Movement PARADE
OF THE VISITING FIREMEN -
svveous the .opal small town hand
; off its .feet and takes it for a
nde a c.cn Main Street.
Naiive of Baltimore
A native of Baltimore. Dr
■it!:. It*! • 5 His m.-.-ther and lathe
ettamoers was born Septembe.*
. taught can-, arts and mathemu
| tics respectively m the Baltimore
i public school system Chambers
1 himself received his B. A. degree
from Amherst College in 1030 ;m 1
his M. D from Columbia Um
■ versitv in 1034.
Though he began composing
music at the age of ten years his
only eyylv musical education was
in the form of informal piano
le.v.ons from nr. aunt. Dr. Cham
!:<".*s undertook the formal studv
o! musical theory and composi
'. - - Nev Y rk Umvr-; sit v un
d< i (Hi;•ri-."'. iiauhrel while hold
i:n; >!ovn - full-time job a? ad
iiii'Bug ph>. -l-Han at Harlem lips
: • : ! i p v. i. ;<•• thi v. •*!*•••
pip! ' ft 1 nighr i t'l-l . ;tlMt"!.
♦ an-l tie >Lav - notin*i> d bis musical
H; B- . me!' h-v H;v > >?,. first at
JuiFi-ird Sumwet School and
!in ; re iva'i Di ( bartirx
•lit" d jrnvpif-ly with Chas.
A * *ll ,
To dnir. between ducking nut
rn ( mei'gnnry case.' and running
U.-iWetn Ilosoital. Chambers has
I ...< ;-l ;* .i -t- •;-.£» auartot. a son;
tins for clarinet and piano, sev
< orL’in-i’ 1 >r>«rs .:r;d arrance
i l ■ <• hvk snngs, n*i; neui; is'
work - fop ••-•in r-ionn. »nd a «nng
•'vcle h i-p l '.n -1-. UHi century
Fi-’-nch troyhadr enrs.
UV t i n txr \'* to m j n vi
VP"'T.TV WOOD • A*3P« Ceh.if-I
--’• o !'•<-; -.t-'die winch vi)l
f.p ‘hr sin go i.Biv " \v r- : f.uc.r,!--; "
•• *ll r s p 'vli.i- r,-,.-* ir. nnkir'C it
S *i •> }!;>-, h’jmv) tvi:- i>o#*n nfforrcl
fE»r T*tdl n f rno Jurh hAS ti
; • I * ' i ■ f •‘ ’ - •
ivf' ■/’ r*n B • .fiT-vnL ;*'*i ail ’’
the <• ihid'V ;?* i • i t v « ir t <
pl:,vr»l in Lo’i'lfjn r.cw bv Hi'cTt
: Sinvt’*;E
Phibh Ji-ddL who orii4in<iVi>
; v.-n>l/* li • ).•!<» *. d lCf *;c{ ‘ : Iho life*
r>: T’ l hsh Ctrl, dci.oL 1 ibo adri. -
. tjhioD in: iljg irrcven. it is saiU
‘ $?>:vtooo vg* \>mt 1 f'./F I he scivun
Gary
RALEIGH
•vjf;:vtoriar At ! nttorhmi
ST VIVA V UTHtXOON
OCTOBER 17
At :ois J* M
( I t KBS A r < M B t'.BONV
Lvciyt oily flocks to Club Ebony
on I..omlwjy • - Nightly crowds
reprr.-.-cnt .1 cross section of dnii'r
ii .t the irri.at. grancl and h»';ui
tjMs I. u In-ic Pi'inmraiy is the
keynote at work,
the so called jirntessional jenl
oiely Ins no beat ini; bin bli is
displaced by aitistii appreciation
os merit, aesthetics and mutual
frihr.vsltip as evident in photo
'iiiiiSay cir shown ilrlt to riabti
Allen Xlartin. co-mvner Club
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
NCC CONCERT SERIES
DURHAM, N. C North Caro
lina College's Committee on con
certs released this week a revis
ed schedule of recitals on the
campus for the 1943-4 U school
year. Miss Ruth Gillum, chair
man, stated that the official date
for the opening concert starring
Miss Ha/M Scott, pianis! is Fri
day. October 2-9, at 3:15 p.m.
Following Miss Scott’s -a- to
will be -4j:m Kirkpartick. pinaiist.
who will spend Wednesday and
Thursday October 10 and 11 on
the campus. Caro': Brice, contral
to. will be presented in core."l't
Thursday evening, December 16.
end th> .T.-innary !! concert vdi
feature tl»e- Inti i nairsw! Da:*.; •
Trio.
Kenneth Spencer
oth> -,' atTuu'ti.im will Ken
ANNOUNCE PLANS
FOR A&T LYCEUM
GREENSBORO, v. C’.—.Spe< ul
-cc i ■ ;>.. p i.: ** ■ i.. -■- p * * . - .i ■;
on the program of N ■ th Garolina
A. .him T ( , 1 j»:y- i. i c .. -I.• I
y- ar ip.-iuiu ,- pi mpr ;t ■’ • ~t
the most sturmLitins tr ih< n;
t■; V r-t t : p. eoileg.-',' according t >
Pi nt >. A B:?'ir "rite, chairman
ief the 1 ,yi • tim ci.inimftce.
T!u* Lyceum will open Oetobe:
: ( ; wit Si . recital by Kenneth
■Spesux at «s: 15 p.m. in Harris-.m
auditorium. Mr Sper.i's-r u* a 'bass
singer, world famous conceit
star, at t-ir and rec;.; iing r/8.-*
He will lie iiripariied by Jon
athan Brice, ma-dor of the matvi.
Otiit*r ceir-b 1 iti* :- m Lh-e l.yee
ura icni'i will i’-, luce < Apt. Art
Hook. •< run e.r: J dm Kit knalriek,
P',-:i;C: Do Ih i*• i • Povre. k tu*
ir Mr imi Dei Pay-', soprarr';
Dr. A3 on/o' M"—l.x* In rot R- v
\V. E. CaTiiigt an reiici'-us em
pharb- v-ck sneaker. Nevin. the
* < A • SIGN'S W m (at*
Andi i ‘.on ha- acer-'f a w“\v con
tract wit-l? tn'ill.i Becords i" r
s waxtnes. in int immididflr
i>n 1b» lifting «>;' th«' rwnrdliiii
han Thf eieki-r v ctirrcuMy rr -
leases two o! the ( a Anderson
recorils made for Apollo pn
vious to the ban; "Swingin' the
Cat Apollo 74 1 and Cat's
Boogie" -77*.
This wav's tv,
tatr. i ::_p is; <>Xi;fiT i 1.. ■>< .;i
1 second smallest since 3 &?.«Y
(■fmH
Miss Jam* Cowl, wh<* will
play the courageous teacher
m (hr Epbropal Church’s
)> reduction of The Corn rx
Orem, in the radio sene-,
(JiKAT SCENES l ROM
iiRE AT 1M VYS. Friday,
October H. at 8 K M,, EST,
mi nil Mutual stations The
sJays Jay teaches the iiaporlanetr
of the teaching profession, ill
a tense drama, .rid at the end
ot tie play there is a short
messup-e from the ( hurrh to
the list- act
Ebony; -ai.ili Vmefh.m. renown
vocalist; Kilna Ala. Kntiin-.nn.
.*
! iirinf r actress. n«uv wit', o( Sugai
Kai . I i Iloiiilav. beiiiß eontpli
mciuiii by her Mlmirer;,. \l.i\i»»‘'
Sullivan, famous "laxh l.ontoml''
engstre--.. just returned tram
I.nnihin .mil Seotlmd. mil Bn
’ - Kiibiiisim. fig nl
■hi nip. who niee.'ssfntlv .lelend
ed lus title with < l .iliv.iu la-!
week.
1 010 by sue Ison
noth .Spencer. YUnday
r< - unrv 14. the National Classic
Thcati l who will present "The
1' iniiiig ■* ttiv Si it v i nursdav.
March 25. and Mark D'AU.ert,
pian Monday. Ap' :! IT
Other mi mbers of the !9-iK era;
vert ci.mmittee ot the North Caro-
Bna i.'o’leg. arc* Wedoy I How
j Glircie.s L Hoime.'P William
A Tuck. ( T. Willis. Albert F.
Wii-i mis, Phillmor • Hall. Nnrfley
Whiried and Richard Jefferson
Mi.p C. Ruth Edwards, Miss
K. A. Whit". Mrs Margaret L.
Watson. Miss E. Marion Cordi. e.
Mis Angela Matehenti, Misr-
Th -resa M ClaggAß Mrs Griz
,;e’l Hubbard. 11;.. Neil Hunt r.
Mi B. A. J. Whitt-d. Miss Marv
,J. TThanon, and Mr;; JR-len G.
]' -; vp i oil’s.
m; Kician. Raillh MM
eie.-s biowei .and Lmucii Lwiixa,
lecturer,
I’hc plav on the v*arV r "h-aio
-,vi’{ bo produced by M-rintare*
rind. her troupo, putv
SlttkCifov:uro'> “Hamlet"
A pro tp. inc n < iv 11 ure of tli*
year’s 'program will be the Na•
: Finally Famou Pc-.-p H:\( Jubi
lee Quartet wh > will or- hop:
March 7,1 ft4!l.
Lincoln
KALEIGH. NORTH CAROUNA
Sunday Monday Oct, 10-11
GREGORY PECK.
JOHN GARFIELD
—IN~—
“Gentlemen's
A grepmenr
Color Cartoon
News o! the Day
Tuesday Oct. 12
11U MPI I RF,Y i JOG AR I"
LAUREN BACALL
-IN—
“The R»g Sleep”
Ivin si cal Short Subject
News Flashes
Wed-Thur. Oct, 5 3-14
< H ARLES BOYER
ANN RLYiHE
JESSICA TANDY
IN—
“A Woman’s
Vengeance”
(It was murder, but who
killed who and why???;
ALSO
Chapter 12 "The Vigilante''
Oddity Short Subject
Movietone Hews
Friday-Saturday Oct, 15-16
DOUBLE FEATURE' ~~
CHARLES "Durango K.a”
STARREIC
- -IN---
“South of the
Chisholm Trail”
AND
JOHN WAYNE
FUZZY KNIGHT
-
N-44 The Sea Spoilers”
ALSO
Chap. 5 "The Phytticm Rider"
mis 'rm.ATFtr tmi ofi:v
I* Ail Y AT 17.39
WEEK. ENDING SATURDAY
Hazel Scott Concert
Plans Are Completed
Plans for a con-’ t, so be giv
en i" tin- pupuiar j >tin .ii'd.-t,
Ha.'.‘.l Scott,, were insdo By a corn
iiiihi.iviijrh iru't 1 Sha..' Uni
versitv M.-n-ia -t t'n- rail ■!
President Hot • 11 ! nu ! M;,,
I E-ott will lie rupserdf ri ii: n
fit Wodnesdev nigli l Novemhe;
'3, i.n hale .A ’VIf-i* >.ii'ia 1 Audi:-.';'
; ium under auspices of the Shaw
EVSNTI ENDS
MEXICAN TOUR
U’A'- HI.Ni.Bi'O:. • i.B
. I -ii '.I Eva'i*i. 11 • ■ ■ ei- !• i •
• lure .-oprano. leßiri'ei! lure irer'd
* i.v fr. ,ir, Siiee-'. • sfn l c-i:err: tour
; <if Mexico. T'-x i md Ncrti) ' .in
lino Crtiirs aeriaimed her > mee
ind Ivle ihinugh'-nl ;,!! I',--; M-'XI
-1 ••!*. erigageoii'iit;:. pup-.-.ai-e
.'.avi !i- t a 10-minute ovation fu.
her reniiiiion of “KstrrDilri’ by the
late M.iimel P-'iiei
Mi- Fiv.it.:j V-T, - ivoe •! of :■ :i:*i* at
tie f : • Anm.-i-t -o :i;-d '• ;u-|:
club, wlicre sh-- .-a nd h- r -:>v n cora
push bins, and aiio r.liaci. d .out'si
! honor--, with b e ambus; ador of
Eeiiaiior at tl.e Union Eon inhut
Uuio-Anx-i-jean- Am-'i'g o'her in
v.laden; cx*r')ded her. were in
riuclert . If a.a lii- e-.doiwe ci li.v
fliiitinn ambassador in PoJorx'O,
onest -f d-e Amerii'an embiy;
•he P: ii-,Mii' ii.a club. L«>mas C!:a.
i iiUeper; ..ml dinner and luncheons.'
He; j-.o;)i)la: ii\ v. eiihuicod r-. v
i oral years ago when a civ-i .is of
I 00(1 Mexican \ oices rcnd-'"vd
;original Evae'i cornpofi'ion. H
no Paneinevicano" -a »h<? P.-.lacl-*
Cic B-1 l.i Artt ,v Th? >r ... ill. in
s* H rewii-rerl exten.-ive! -, dir.
nit Moxico, ;.:.d the s:-,-;- ; is ha.led
l>v thousands for her contribution
o inter-Ami I'ican .-ujidarttv
TT ' Si N\
LOUIS'I
IN ■ -
\A I ENTFRTAHiINS ORCHESTRA \si
, . ' T AUDIFORiUM iViUIiM UU ! 3 IU
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THE AMAZING PIANIST
HAZEL SCOTT
Will Be Presented In Concert
RALEIGH MEMORIAL
AUDITORIUM
November 3 8:15 p. m.
AUSPICES: Shaw University Concert Series *
TICKET PRICES:
Lc-wer Flaw $1.50 Balcony 85c
B ,-th pi ices jric-iis de tax•
Ticket Orders by Mail will be filled. Send check .r -money or
der Jo: Shaw Umvt-vsdf Co-nccrl Series, Raleigh. N. C
OCTOBER 0, 1948
♦
University Concert Series.
Pieiirm'iry uivattfc'. merits were
made tin- ihe entmt .'nimcrit which
is exp .{ to draw a record
i ( i (■* ijittHrc k>v e who like
the biv ■ technique and the
intciT.ir i : iwmi.is of the artist.
Tickets will ,t:0 on sate within
•'>■ \ V da\both tn Raleigh and
in nearby cities.
R porta were noted of an enor
fi-jnenri !■> -the imagina
tive creations M ihr distinguished
»;>i - ! ••••." ai !:) •!are . i ad'o. ani
p,:chld> :>• who tva.; be n in Tr.itH
:i mi oal rarer to the United
Si ites who n she war ! lr . On her
hast touir M Scott won com
■■l a ? • ,u'|iiw;il of trtuiua] pro
pr.un■■■ which combine the classic*
with ! ■ own inventive compos
hens. She is considered one of
the few pianisd who can present
exquisitely turned False" by
Eiszt and then swing into Fata
Walif's swifted Icm peed ‘Ai.nl
Misbebavin.”
Members of the sponsoring
committee include. Mrs. Elizabeth
B. Case id. Mr- Martha W,
Which-;. Dr. IN'dsori ■ If. Harris,
Mi a Kr-ulsi B. i riil. Mrs. Alma
W. West, M; a Ada R, Jama gin,
Be.-M ■ <- R Elnrti;:. J. A. Broadv,
the Ir V, S F Daly, Georgia B.
Latimer. Cae ■■■.•:< E. Dawson,
Car’ E. DrVurx'. Hairy Gil-
Sn'vthe. M.irv A. Miller, and J.
W. W.d'K'C ,
Tlic N'oi lii <' : oina corn crop this
year i„- mpi'cH-l to ,v>old about 74
million busiitd- hi per <e;d
.ii■ re Hu t; s;V , wp arid 4H per cent
n.i-i ■- ■ - - Hi-- av- -wr so; ;
v
piovion Urn y f ' ,rj 1 v
Tsic >:■ <•.-’!i ramli'vi sweet potato
crop tv a:r- •! ii > utuhels per acre
in 1047.
ft Pav> I o \<lveiiist\ ! !