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SATCHMO SOUNDS OFF World's Fair, N. y.: It's not hh usual famed trumpet, but Lou
is “Satcbmo" Armstrong seems equally adept at blasting music but of a South African bull horn
proffered by Ferdinand Mafata (right), of Johannesburg, during Impromptu musical session here
June 30fft. Occasion was celebration of Louis Armstrong Day during which the venerable jatt
musician was presented with a World’s Fair Medalron, a similar honor given Mm at the 1939
World's Fair 25 years ago. (VPI PHOTO).
“World’s Greatest Gospel Singer”
Weds Indiana Real Estate Man
CHICAGO (ANP) - Mahalia
Jackson, the usually calm and pois
ed “Queen of the Gospel Singers,"
was a radiant but nervous, blush
ing bride last week.
The world-famed “rags to
rich**" singer met newsmen at a
Loop presa conference Thurs
day following her surprise mar
riage to Ministers S. Galloway,
47, a Gary, Ind. real estate
salesman. Miss Jackson, a di
vorcee, admitted that ferine
newsmen on her wedding day
wus "quite an ordeal.”
TV, Movie Actor Ivan Dixon
Revisits Campus At NCC
DURHAM lvan Dixon. actor, |
fnade a sentimental journey to the
North Carolina College campus re- i
eently Mill renewed acquaintance
with friends and faculty members, '
amofif them Dr Marion D. Thorpe, i
one of his classmates who is now
the college's dean of students.
Speaking warmly of his collegi- j
ate as he relaxed in the College
(Canteen, Dixon reviewed the 10
years which have passed since he
graduated from NCC in 1954.
Though peuuag out that “Most of
toy Whrfc has been in television,*’
lie indicated that his latest work is
a motion picture, “Nothing But a
Man.”
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he has ptidartnad are "The Defend
ers." "The Nurses,” “Cain's Hun
dred.” “The New Breed.” “Twi
light Zone," and “Studio One."
In answer th the question,
"Ate yea a Ttoethod' actor?”
from Doris (Merge, and NCC
rktug senior «Re has theatrical
»
CLASSMATES REVIEW OLD TIMES — /*«♦ Often. *#(.
Mtrrwon and motion picture actor, chat « irrf/i former oIMMMH
k. Marion D. Thorpa during a recant riait to ttm North CatOhOO
fo/fege cempui. A member of the Claee of ISS4, Dixon hOO put*
l ued an Hhntnou* career in television, appearing in numetOmtOp
(hmr*. and he* recently completed a motion picture, “Nothing
fat a Man " Thorpe, who recaifOg the M. A. from NCC k> iMi
otd the Ph D degree from Michigan State University In Ml, Ml
£ pointed the college • first dean ol student* in 1962.
In contrast, the gospel queen was
quite at ease when she thrilled al
most 100,000 persons who attended
the Illinois Rally for Civil Rights
three weeks ago in Chicago's Soldi
er Field.
The couple exchanged vows
In Miss Jackson’s fashionable
Southside Chicago home. They
met m Los Angeles almost
three years ago, where the gos
pel singer was recording one of
her most popular albums,
"Songs As Faith.” Galloway to
affiliated with the Means Bro
thers Developers In Gary, ana
ambitions Dixon quickly re
plied, Tin a Bohanon-lte,” re
ferring to Miss Mary L Bohan
i au head of the college’s Depart
ment of Dramatic Art, hb for
mer instructor. “She did more
1 for me than anyone else," he
continued. “She’* the best set*
i mg teacher I ever had.”
A resident of Altadena, Calif,
I for the pest four-oAd-oue-halt
years. Dixon also paid tribute to
Caulbert A. Jones, assistant pro
| feasor of history, as a "major in
fluence.” adding “He Stimulated
me."
Acting. Dfxea avowed. H
very much of a gamble.” allud
ing to the fact that tome of the
moot competent peefaeeeeea art
sometimes ana Me M find work.
However, be averred, “ft does
ana good to havo studied m as
many areas of the theatre arts
as possible,” when he goes
searching for a part.
Married to the former Berlie Ray
of New Bern. N. C„ who "once in a
of the nation's leading building
contractors, and real estate
firms.
Following the press conference
end a champagne toast from report
ers and photographers, the Gallo
ways dined in the famous ‘Top of
The Rock” restaurant, atop Chiea*
go’s 41-story Prudential building.
Miss Jackson said she planned to
continue her singing career.
The 52-year-old singer's long rOad
lo stardom began in her native New
Orleans. Today, she is numbered a
tneng the world's most talented be
loved and respected entertained.
while directs a show in Southern
California,” Dixon is a former Staff
member of the Raramu House, S
theater group and cultural center
in Cleveland, Ohm. While iH Cleve
land. he also attended Western Re
serve University.
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Stiff AGAINST FLAMINGO
HOLLYWOOD (ANP) Singer
Pearl Salley last week was told by
Superior Court Judge Shirley M.
Hufstedler here tflAt her $150,000
damage suit against the Flamingo
Hotel in Las Vegas should be prose
cuted in Nevada. Miss Bailey placed
the suit against the hotel after she
mtfared a severe cut on her feet
Mfcrttt S at the showplace. She
claimed that the Hotel was negli
gsht tn allowing glass to remain on
the floor.
Judge Hufstedler dismissed the
suit after the ruling that it should
be settled tft Nevada
The lhagn*tism versatile Oscar
Brown Jr., gained him a week of
hildover Ot the Music Box Theatre
lit Hollywood, where his "Faces of
Oscar Brown Jr." has been luring
Oapacity audiences. The 36-year-old
singer Captivates the crowd with
htl a making two-hour, one-man re
vue.
He IS aCrompenled by a combo
headed by Floyd Morris.
RaytMhd Burr, the famous
Terry Masetr Sf we television
terms by Wat name, it present
ly recuperating trees an opera-
Uan, Pat k expected la return
home seati. He Will resume his
Terry Masaa" werk setnetimes
“All Os the glory thet was Rome"
is perpetuated in a thrill-packed col
or film of the 1960 Olympics, "The
Grand Olympics," which had it's
West Coast benefit premier last
week at the Beverly Hills Music
Hall Theatre, under sponsorship of
the Southern California Striders.
On hand to accept a formal greet
ing was sober-faced Rafer Johnson,
whose egile gymnastics crown in
contest with C. K. Yang.
Sensational Wilma Rudolph
was seen sgaln as she won three
gold medals, the first athlete to
do sloee Jesse Owens In 1936.
Another exciting coxiest Is the
walking race between Ethiopia’s
Abcbc tliklU and Morocco's
Rhadl bon Abdcrscltth.
Man ol the stars who appeared in
the film were on hand at the pre
mier along with civic and sports
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LYCEUM PERFORMERS Aristocrats of Song, a versatile group of soloists welded Into
a chorus, will present If Orth Carolina Colleges third summer fyceutn feature Tuesday, July 14, ft l
the college's B. N. Duke auditorium. The group, which has won wide critical acclaim, will pre *
sent a program 6/ popular folk music as well as selections from Broadway musicals such at Ce
melot, Oklahoma, Carousel, and others.
As Disc Stan
Belafonte
Celebrating
His 12th Yr.
PHILADEPHIA <ANP> - Harry
Belafonte, internationally famous
singer, actor and dancer. Is current
ly celebrating his 12th year as an
RCA recording artist, the Baton,
the company's monthly ntwslttter
reported.
leaders, motion picture ahd TV
stars, and everybody had a wonder
ful time.
Visitors to the New York World's
Fair will find many displays de
picting CAR* programs, presented
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A Sensation On Allen *s Program:
Singer Marvin Gaye To
Perform Again On Show
linger Marvin Osya crested Such
a sensation in his appearance on the
Stave Allen TV Show that plans
are In the offing for a return en
gagement on the show,
while no definite date has been
Daring the 11-year peried,
Ike Baton noted. Belafonte. an
exciting alnger of Negro falk
eeaiga and Weat I Indian Calypea
aiusic, hue recorded many re
cords that tapped Ike million
mark In sales copies. At the
same time, he has aloe set at
tendance records with In-par
sen eppearaneM.
Belafonte smashed a 39. year-old
attendance record at the huge Le
wisohn Stadium In New York City
In 1956, and ih 1963 broke his own
ICC
Theatre. Later In recorded a belt
selling record ba.-ed on hU appear*
ance there, titled "Belafonte at the
Greek Theatre."
set. It <i suppose that h« will mak«
hit second appearance an nation
wide tcievison sometime in the ear
ly fall.
Following the Steve Allen
TV appearance, Marvin under
took the tremendous task at re
cording with a 40-piece orches
tra. tile album releasee from
this recording session should Be
svallsbte to Ike pablto within
the next M days.
Marvin, who is eagerly awaiting
several album releases, is staled to
appear In England sometime In
September.
SHOW
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Mon. July 13th-9 PM ’Til
ADVANCE TICKITB IS M AT DOOR S.H
TlrkeU on Rale: Thlem’i Record Ahop. RaleUh—Kckerd’s Main
Street, Durham—Ramp's of Clwpai Rill.
CAROLINA FORER'S & COMDANY
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"The Mirseles”
Reach For Top
With New Disc
The Miracles, popular Tamld re
cording artists, are reaohtng for Hn
a again with their recording, 1
t IT LIKE THAT." The greu»
handed by Kill ‘Ernokey' Kahtnaon,
made it* entry into Eta altlb*
sellar ring with their recording.
“SHOP ABOUND."
Incidentally, the group will bd
minus Claudette Ungaro (Mrs. Wil
liam 'Smokey* ftoWtttdn) far thn
next five months. It seems that aha
and Sntohay are expeating a little
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