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Tue Gkeatest Names in Jazz Will Help You Be a Modernist! Unni! Tristano: Jazz Lines IN PERSON Marvin Howard suffered a heart at­ Woody Herman is to lead the work­ Beverh Cavern—TEDDY BUCKNER band. tack; Leader Merel Carlson retiring shop group that will rehearse in Ms Resihnt. Monterey during the week preceding Hollvu.-od Palladium—SI ZENTNER Orch.. from the biz on doctor’s orders. Aug 21E: TOMMY ALEXANDER Orch.. What’s the kick dept.: It used to the Oct. 2-4 festival . Benny iRGE S4.50 Aug '27-28. ir to .................. JACK MILLMAN Quintet, opened be that the lushes were on the floor, Strong’s band moved into the Fair­ i«. lag 3: through Sept. «. and the musicians on the bandstand, mont Hotel’s Cirque Room . Chi­ ny copy .„grille _ SHORTY ROGERS AND HIS but the Pacific Ballroom shooed out cago saxist Bob Skiver has settled in ind Stat* G1 L NTS. Friday» and Saturday». Indefinite. Extra Kevnoier—CLACDE WILLIAMSON, piano; bands and dancers both to make way San Francisco . Ralph Sutton KEI1 KELLY, bass. Resident King - Surf (Santa Monica)—BETTY BRY­ lor a run of the play. The Drunkard, replaced Joe Sullivan as intermis- i ANT TRIO Indefinite. JOE MONDRAGON which now puts the musicians on the sionist at the Hangover on Aug. 30. quartet. Sundays only. i 1 men. Any Kismet - JOE DARENSBOURG’S DIXIE floor, and the lushes on the band­ Sullivan returns after the club’s rumenta plu» FLYERS. Indefinite. stand. winter vacation . Kid Ory’s On LaPorti, etc. IJphtli<>u»e (Hermosa Beach) — HOWARD lor Mus e Inc., Rl'MSEY'S LIGHTHOUSE ALL-STARS. The Levee, struggling to keep going Resident. SAN FRANCISCO in spite of poor business, is back to for trumpet, Moulin Rouge—LIONEL HAMPTON orch., thin. B Eber- two nights a week until the shut­ Oct ) 14. Benny Carter in town as a tourist I ichig an___ Sherry's — PETE JOLLY piano: RALPH down during Ory’s fall European giuup (large PENA. ba»», indefinite. for a few days’ test between writing orchestrating. Sundown — TERRY GIBBS orch., Fridays, jaunt . T-Bone Walker back at assignments . The Burt Bales- aid Ave., Che Saturdays. Sundays. Indefinite. the Blue Mirror . Drummer Joe Zuces's Cottage I Pasadena)—REX GOLDEN Dick Oxtot-Bob Mielke Dixieland , full s-uindmg quintet, opened July 23. Indefinite. Lewis, a New Orleans veteran of the ing: Trumpet, broadcasts from Pier 23 resumed as impet, Tenor, of Aug. 3, this time on KOFY . same waif's home that nurtured , Alto. Tenor, Louis Armstrong 45 years ago, is EDLEYS for SAN DIEGO Disc jockey Wally Ray lost his ex- mg Service 24 cellent all-night jazz show on playing with a young San Mateo 4c_________ San Diego's Fiesta Del Pacifico revival band. Arrangements KWBR, but began spinning jazz on Shorty Rogers has Johnny Green set to direct the KJ AZ the next day . Kid Ory’s lie. Pell Mell IN PERSON , North Holly- music show, which will run for two clarinetist, Bill Shea, had to drop Blackhawk—CAL T.IADER. with LONNIE weeks in Westgate Park. Show has out of the band due to a bad case HEWITT. MONGO SANTAMARIA. Al. McKIBBON. WILLIE BOBO. through Peggy Lee and Earl Wrightson set. of ulcers. Ex-Lu Watters reedman Sept. 13; SHELLY MANNE Quintet, Sept. Al Sodos, former sideman with NGLE BREASTED Ellis Horne was the replacement. .. « IS; ANDRE P UNIFORMS MT Goodman, et al, whipping together Fantasy Records reports that comic 1.___________ 1: BARNEY KE a 15-piece dance group for the bash her. Currently Lenny Bruce is out-selling their jazz Booker Hotel—MERLE Never played Dan Lewis, resident conductor of catalog these days . Artist Justin •r Ballou, 5630 SAI'NDERR trio iiid'-tiiilhly. the San Diego Symphony, has de­ Murray, a top magazine illustrator Bop City—After hour» session». usually In parted for points in Europe on a until he was afflicted with eye ■■lulling MONTY WATERS. EDDIE KHAN, s ERANK HAYNES. OLE CAI,EMEYER, Howard Foundation Grant. He’ll trouble recently, is now leading a LEE WILLIAMS, anil puent artista. ds made. 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