SATCKTUY, JANUARY 31, 1042 THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE -A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY PAGE NINE DETROIT tifaxs OPENS AT PARADISE ARTISTS ON WATTS SERIES 1 ‘THE DUKE’ IS ELLINGTON TO ‘’Swinging • & COMING TO THE 1’ * "Jjjlr i PLAY AT THE With PARADISE FRI. BOOK-CADILLAH I M , Duke Ellington, whose playing at Feature performers for the floe' —efPGk the famous Cotton clvb in New showj for the President s Birthdj HKSMR York won for him the titleof Har-, | ball to be held at the Oook-Cadillac Nitelifers’ is bring-! LARRY CHIL.M lem’a Aristocrat of Jazz" hotel the evening of Friday. Janu- ing his orchestra and company us, 1942, entertainers who were featured in: ary 30. include Victor Moore T)PK\ LETTER TO | he was about to do a castoff play his recent coast musical production, . .. perhaps A1L MISS MTELIt'ERS ah... So there'll be no. “Jump for Joy,” to the stage of the | Duke Ellington, it was ann. unced unnecessary red eyes I'm al.er i new Purud:sc theatre. 2711 Wood-! by Charles TV. HugTfcT clu'muflTM" r.e. S funny, but I stiff Jove B:tt. ’ ward Detroit, th.s Friday was me j avenue. j •piel of that a: y bound cat, 1 -.though he bored with and ? ..as about to become "rocks in of i-r. wondered and have space my | Made popular by rad.o. Dyke and en. U3ii in to let a Miss g.;es* m.ght as forget Njte.tfcr •• ne on slightly, since sne B. t I I well •- : | Three orchestras v, .’.pr rr.u- •->oui B ... t..l af er the durat.on. |c >ast to coast, as well as in Europe. Hughes ¦ Ray pla. for dance. i l Huwe.er. of a.l i.ie Cats I've cd They Zieg- -ie the i.n.d bad. indifferent have been featured :n a Bernard Mason, violinist and Art Institute' li't uffk. Panl v.'.h. and feld show, in several motion pic-, Lawson, splendid u \ : shaped J; her; ha'.not. Bill was the be.-t of the Warner the two Rohexon ill be Miss Watts* next :¦ r the dance n the G Bail- ha.rod. tr:.n cn do tines and of course, on phonograph appeared on So here's a *ad farewe.l to 8.11. : artists who Miss artist in this winters series. or- Nellie Watts* eoneert scrips, at cher.ra w appear again th.» ear hlg~boys an I I Duke and have in-! Bullroom «• \ in < the Cr>a*..tl of ha**: lip Wenen feeling jazz rhythms I.n stinck>ve for ( ’ DuiT'Kv.yale w —v.-.e Get.mg back to the subject. I'd \PPOINTS IHtIRMW wh'le i r :hr and broken tempos, and they have mus.c. :n the Italian Gardens. the reputation of doing the most' Wtor Moore. W.: .on C • ’ n inconceivable th.ngs io the most Girls, FORUM TO p’. > as HEAR and Irene Bordom. who the •-..f ¦ > mak- bn lca\mg ben nd this is! tn\.3l of melodies. They can play' an victory leads1 in the cast of "I.ou.- . . Pur- tai the i ndiers tu happy and coa- all-out war until is won. sweet and discreet jazz in a manner- a i> r.*t j.. n up with me and do Ellington. style which the Duke terms “character-j ; 0.. r part for buys at the front? Duke whose 15-piece for his weird of music and ’..ciuly Negro the composili modern American ' i.ien. you're of blood, hand opens here at PaTadise for his many *ns. Duke j CELEBRATED i- he floor show. Duke £ .-¦ wno * B f scared turn and tw.st k..ovs..:-u down t.whS the! theatre for one week be-oming I Kington is exnecled lo break all music." then about byways cr.ppied joldiers, then you can sti.l [ willalso take pan in ‘how highwo* and of tne city’* on thL Friday. Jan. “0. Famed »'tendance4records al ibis theatre. j thejlo. j though Ra;. spots. ! do your part, even you stay ' y j-iuar u-r . .nan I.reside. Just re-: „f jm-gie W«men~Too <‘an fee Soldier* PULLMAN CASE ¦ the Paradise theatre. Duke will feature many of the at ’ducing i. fenders. And when they come to \ his n band members and: Al Club Congo T cket* for the ball which, in- town off short furloughs, don’t igg are are on Joy" ;n his engagement at the Para- y R -hard E. We :bn •- for- cluding tax $2 20 each, nem or make them feel that you'd .Dancing academy and doing a fine du-e. including ’ I've Got It B.*d and A' -.ile a; Crmnell music store. B->ok- j 'job. Keep good work, A lift A V Cr -. up cld man. i That A n't Good' as sung by Ivy s Cadillac cigar stand. Birthdav Batl • i T o ci« .-ervt LAndersun. and Jump lor Jl>" as. headquarters suite, 717 B .'k-f 'di - Be Kind- To Soldiers .sung by Herb Jeffries. He will also c h"t»': and also by members of Anyway, wets sick to death of' 15 A ( 1 After all. The buys are human, Singer Tops Club Show I feature two of his more recent "hii" Abernathy gets Marian the pub-, | recordings. ’ end no-hep* jive of the locai'cats Flammjjo" nd "Take ; : .Sund..y, 1,1 i pamon.hip of you girls. So be nice ihe! ’A’Train." In addition Duke ”Y" F..rum Feb. . r of Roy Lightfoot. In a manner i will bring with him Mane Bryant.; . . . style. « ! and play give-away with some of j v V n in M Aber- Al Glister, and Pot. Pan and Ski!..'*. • hose slickers, cheapskates and jiv- ing Cats on- the mainstem, surety vo.ee down low with a bluo«:cal COZY CORNER been opl.d. patted and hunted as 1 of >u can t lose by doing as much for *jgivemK. in the theme ’good lov- ROOM ine of Unk Sam s boys. Also remem- ing The patrons bust their nutls LUNCH coined. her ! be: -, that you may have a brother, appreciating mak.ng Club Congo Has 4100 HASTINGS STREET And Nurse Our Men uubby or sweetheart in the army Others this spot so w.-ii und who has to spend his off duty , Broadway Star UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT , hours far from home and faces he j i torso twister Consuelo. of the .-hape- body; laugh getter ; hnew. Wouldn't you feel good to |ly in an old i . Sparkplug r eyes to run liquid as they glimmer j j some woman was making ; tune way, Geo ge: Him- | Friday club MEALS AT POPULAR PRICES know that 'ey Brown, blues delineator; Moore night at Slim Jones' - fun hours enjoyable? - my "near No ino:e ' larewell To All (sisters, taps team; Bobby Kcye a.«¦ Turkey Dinners Chops Chicken-Steaks at' | ' by •wilt the hupters. yarddbgs. pimps,, | Os course, you might not publicly . favorite emcee aided A1 Holmes' personality—a new name among the -Meals Served Daily 8 A M. To 2 A M. young-minded worry band. Warren La K.«- - mam I fought and old men j i say so, but yqu'd be giad to know theatresj top-notchers. That name is j this case every stop of the Sundays 12 Noon To 2 A M. burning spot. was s.gn J me with their eyes and . hat he had a little happiness, per- jet this SRO ihe at Bob Parrtsh, former singing star of . i spni ' • -tpy-a-few- rhort -minutes before he : Ihu on Sun .black. anginal'-hai t/tv:u my [Druadway* air: I only regret that the love of rave a last farewell to these United ; I who will be making his first Detroit j case, the procedures of the tru !. and ; MERCHANTS LUNCHES life will be left alone. But he tool • States. So just remember, as you’d Domestics In Gala Party appearance.j - the effect its success wi 1 have upon • WE CATER TO PARTIES AND BANQUETS ' i nave some woman do to some one i Don't forget the gala domestic Parrish is fresh from a two-year i near you. so should y ou do to a man party lo be hold at Club B&C on singing engagement in Australia, PHONES: TE. 2-8412-3 CHEF MOORE, In Charge I dear to a sister-under-ihe-skin. Thursday with a fun-for-ad jam- j Despite Parrish’s youth and his u.",, i m slur* promptly j"t • , ! DINE and WINE ; So when you see a lonely soldisr, boree So come on out and jump comparative short time in the l a ' four lock md ’.he public is unbelieving- AT [ •; ve him the come-on and welcome a long whi.e ai th.s spot this Tnurs- theatre he has become ' an opportunity to give all-out for! -1 day from 5 till. ly popular and outstanding. ; the defense of your country. How- >;< * * ' He is a lyric-dramatic baritone WHEN YOUR APPETITE CALLS FOR SOME REAL diverijfied Sensation ; over. f“dn hope that many of you SOME STI FF ! and willrender a program WELL SEASONED FOOD: STOP IN • ~ ' ;of popular -11 be ,n the ranks of nurses with Os course, it was strictly j-ve but songs. He features -.lie BAR i ballards to a great extent, but even Larry. 1 hope sounds make believe weepstuff after scan- 1300 OWEN I OK. lo you and that it'llreach the • i rival of the occupancy of Paul , BUD RESTAURANT Robeson. HERBERT At Cardonia ' ptibi.e. Thanks f