Augutt 26, 193T Pao« Four-l ?f you fail to read THE CALFFORNIA EAGLE you _ moy never know it HappeneH Thuraou^^anal and a-* eb. Hot stamped me ei- far less .sadistically, at quirks nightly although it is ing a definite try for a screen ther as an minit» 1'RE.IL DICES and DISCRIMINATIONS and if v"'j k.-"» Inn which has a big crowd uppity 'Negress' or in our performance that sup- career than it any crowi u ho want io s*t >cu off span from the Fen of m'^lot? are Margu- if had been thrust relegated me to the eternal next door to the Pans Inn. There also ply actual humor." into my lap without any etfoit role of pidul^ workpre. come up a.nd s*^ me s^me time and I'll tell rcvfl Boy". stooge or servant. I Baby Fisher, and "Bus or wher* to place .vour brass toe, rite Jones, experience on my part, as it can sing but so can hundreds the development of an all-Negro was in the^beginning", the pretty f . of other girls. .My ambitions motion picture company. If it little dancer said Floor shows at George Ramsey's Creole Palace this week. are to be an actress. Holly- succeeds, the competition will PAYING FOR BALDNESS better with So pleased with her offering at wood had no parts for me. make Hollywood perk up and in San Diego are drawing better and Future African natives will be glad to kno-« the Troc was 'the president "There will he criticism produce always winding up the day at STARDOM AFTER 17 YEARS of the on the better films with Ne- the racing crowd Uplifters Club, type of that whenever possible, the movie makers wil} CLINTON ROSEMOND, veteran actor, whose an organization of pictures this company is groes in more of a variety of night at the PaUce. Head- performance in the the Caliente Races by a studio executives' w ^ es. that producing now. It may seem roles. And, in the meantime, avoid shaving the heads of actors. It is an experv there sensational new Deep South anti-lynching film. "They Won't For- ed by the long time favorite Octavia Sumler, I-eGon was invited to give a per- that we are duplicating what has many more top-notch actors now sive luxury whch few budget-observng drectork get", produced Kyle, by Warner Brothers, has skyrocketed him tn star- formance on their Orphans bene- already been done in these unemployed will be cast in roles also are Billie Mitchell, Tommy and Dorthy care to encourage. dom. He appeared on the stage and in films fit all-star program. gangster themes. There is no commensurate with their real Helen .Meadows, Lalvin Jones, WUlie Jackson, for 17-years. Directur other story material. Rgardless of whether the actors is a one-scene Sadie Mervyn LeRoy said after "They Won't Forget" was finished that "Jem could never be better 1 am cer- abilities as actors. If it fails, we Cliff Ritchie. Norvell Reese, Ellen Edmonds, tain they performer, shaving his head calls for flat he had never than she was at the Troc Sunday would accept it if of- shall know what improvements a salary Reese, talented seen "a greater Negro actor". (ANP) fered Carter, and Marceita Gault, Hazel night". Dancer .said. William by nur own writers. to make with the next venture," guarantee--a minimum of two week's work. at Morris, "We have nothing to producer lose in i Harris concluded. Los .Angeles dancer who was formerly her agent, was thrilled. Miss But there are times when this costly luxury offered a posi- Nat Pernn, of Columbia said he the lban?i in Seattle, was recently can't be avoided and such a lime occurred during Bobby Breen Sings in wanted her for Buddy de Svlva's the Creole Palace. Al 'Moke a Wish' tion in the same capacity at •"Voung Man's Fancy", and Mack the production of Samuel Goldwyn's "The Adven- Angeles as if it were Phone Ramsey who commutes to Los at Pontages and RKO-Hillstreet Gordon, Fox, is considering her tures of Marco Polo,"' starring Gary Cooper. Diego reports good business at for the Winchell-Berne musical. a suburb of San Bobby Breen sings his way into ADams The . script of this story called for the hearts of Los Angeles in Tifoli Theatre a young here it She has his hotel Yesmar. From business circles the golden-voiced star's latest film, just finished a part in 25c Chinese lad with a round shaven spot atop "Make A Wish", now playing 7367 his head build a mam- 's starring vehcile 4319 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE is learned that he and George will at both the Pantages Hollywood and RKO-Hillstreet and the casting department brought in Eugene Hoo. theatres. for Fox, ".^li Baba Goes but will To moth hotel at Central Avenue at 52nd, Town". aged nine, the of the Chinese ' The young star is superbly keep their San Diego holdings. supported section of Los Angeles. by ..a cast headed by SOUTH NEEDS MORE , Marion Claire. EVERY WEDNESDAY Young Hoo who works in but one scene last- RECORDS OF Henry .-^rmetta, .'^'EGRO LAWYERS $ $ NEW YORKERS GIVE Ralph Forbes, ing ten seconds, was dismissed 30 minutes after he Leon Errol and Donald PNEW YORK, Aug. 27. " Meek. (ANPi ••BIG APPLE A BIG HAND THE WEEK The Ploy "PICK & WIN" Cosh Prizes arrived at the stage with a check for two weeks' music for "Make A Wish", —"One of the greatest needs is In York the "Big .'\pple",--1937 version of in his jeans. New sung by Breen, Miss Claire, noted for more trained Negro lawyeis work THURS., FRI., and SAT. 26. 27 and 28 the Virginia Reel, Susie-Q, the Lindy Hop, Truckin' radio song-bird, and the in the South" declared AUGUST It was easy money, apparently, The most interesting wax item famous Attorne\ but there is given a big hand last St. Luke's Choristers, was especi- Hugh Thompson, of Durham, and other assorted steps--was of the week comes from the Mas- N. PAUL ROBESON CLAUDETTE COLBERT some sense in this demand for additional compen- the ally written for the film by Os- C: in a statement here last week. week when it was danced for the first time at ter studios, where it is reported sation when large quantities of hair are car Strauss, great Viennese com- Mr. Thompson said that the law IN ALSO IN removed. Rainbov,- Grill, night club on the 65th floor of that Duke Ellington and his or- a poser. offered to An actor, in such shape, has difficulty getting chestra have been assigned to the Negro a greater "\ oth- a downtown skyscraper, according to dispatches. opportunity 'Saunders Of Met Him er roles and in addition record an album of the late Gep. for service than suffers embarrassm.ent Bobby Breen any To the strains of "Christopher Columbus," a Gershwin's best-loved melodies, has an ideal role other profession, and that when seen in public places. as a lonely youngster whose more young men should choose The River" In Paris number of professional dancing mstructors who which, it is hoped, will remain Prominent actors and stars golden voice makes law as refuse to shave impor- as a permanent musical testimon- the wishes a career. PLUS CARTOON SERIAL and NEWS had just learned the South Carolina dance of both his their heads unless they are guaranteed ial to the famous composer. mother and himself sufficient the "Make tation demonstrated the "Big Apple" on dance come true. The film is considered A Wish" is" Flight from work to tide them over the period The studio heads point out that Glory," between bald- and their efforts were young Breen's outstanding gripping romance of the — floor, when they had finished, Ellington's selection for this task screen Sa turdoy Matinee— FREE "4 Pairs of S kates" ness and a full growth of hair. triumph. skies, with Chester Morris, Whit- greeted by prolonged applause and calls for an is most appropriate, for there ney Bourne, Onslow Stevens and was always a mutual admiration Sharing screen SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY AUGUST 29, 30, 31 encore. When the music started again, all the honors with Van Heflin topping the cast. between the two famous compos- HOLLYWOODITIS diners joined in an effort to master the new dance ers. Although One of the perplexing this feeling exist- Starting Wednesday, September l$t at Tivoli Theatfe problems constantly craze. The "Big Apple" has taken Broadway by ed through the years, their only confronting AIITtieWoiid' film producers is that personal mvsteriouV storm. contact came in 1929 malady. Hollywooditis. The when the master showman. more humane of the Loves These Lovers movie moguls realize NEW WPA PLAY FOR HARLEM Florenz Zeigfeld, produced 'Show countless potentiallv good Girl'. In this Gershwin show truck drivers, bookkeepers, lawyers and "Horse Play", a new Theatre Pro- *^t salesmen WPA Negro Duke Ellington's orchestra won have been ruined by CLARK GABLE that common affliction duction, is scheduled for in considerable and an early opening New notice from the they do their best to spare the cinematically at the Lafayette Theatre, New York press for its instru- hope- Tork according to an an- ^mr- less from exposure. mental interpretation of the nouncement from the hearquarters of the Theatre MYRNA LOY Gershwin melodies. It is not always ^^ In John St»h| — M-G-M Love Dram» easy. Big pictures require project. The actual recording session, large numbers of atmosphere players. which, it IS promised, will in- And once a man clude has faced a camera, even frorp NOBLE SISSLE BREAKS ICE AT several of Gershwin's hith- H"PARNEii the anonvmous ob- ertofore scurity of a unwaxed piano preludes, mob scene, he is invariably" EXCLUSIVE ST. LOUIS CLUB • bitten by has been set for late September EDNA MAY OLIVER BILUE BURKE the bug and '*- forthwith Alan Marsholl - Edmund Gwcnn considers himself Noble Sissle and his orchestra became the first when the Duke Ellington bands- an actor unsuited for more prosaic colored band to play at the exclusive Meadowbrook men will have returned to New occupations York from their present -also- The situation has been kept country club in St. Louis this week when they op- cross- in hand to a great country tour. extent by the regulated ened there for a two week's engagement. JONES FAMILY restriction of the extra ELLA GOES INDIGO THE ranks to those professionals Featured with Sissle are Billy Banks and Edna who for some time With her Chick Webb-provided —IN— have made atmosphere Harris, singers, work their and the Noble Sissle Swingsters Savoy Eight Ella Fitzgerald pipes // // princinal m<.=.;" of livelihood. It's harder these composed of .Sidney Bechet. soprano saxaphone; mdigo for "All Over Nothing At days'to ; rtlgTste; All" and "Deep BIG BUSINESS ed as a bona fide extra Jimmy Jones, bass violin; Jimmy Miller, guitar, in the Heart of than it is to break the South", garnering featured player ^t the and Wilber Kirk, drums. glory for class. the Decca label with her high- STARTING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st spot lowdown blusing. Billie Holiday, sans Teddy Wil- son, pops up this week on Vo- calion and with Count Basle's STENOGRAPHY aces cutting advantageously filt- ers BttR\ Grew Shorthand To prav« our b*n«r n*w her pipes Harlemese for "Me BAXTER and diffcrtnt w«nd«'- Myself, and I" and "Without Touch Tvnine ^^^^^^ wovorking hair dr«stinc tMMa- Your Love". NOREEN FORNEY ad« and fkin brighf-nint fac» Wclloce Beery and Warner Baxter in "Slove Ship" Instruction powder, send for fr*« large trial tnclcases* And once again it's «•. -^^l^^** Wilson * "• K. 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