St AntofcM Strttt, Coraw 2924 04f Columbia—Clifford THE DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1941 PAGE NINE Stage ■ifliMii Screen =the Baritone Is TO APPEAR IN FILM VERSION OF HIS LIFE TOURIN’ BUSINESS LOOKS VERY GOOD JUMPIN’ JIVE RADIO WORLD by ulysses boykin Noted lb ISSAf JONIiS about Lecturer ire ready R> Just to swing into action with the fall nito life Maxine Sullivan . the big star ; ,m promising about the biggest In many moons. The Congo t 0 be Charles Stone that's pa' king 'em in at CTuh i nn- on "i! *i the famous Mills Brothers headlining Bset anew Leonard Iteid Holiday Visitor go, was gue.-t star on "Show , eduction. Hroad's Club Zombie is jumping with ’ Mush and Sugar” World.’ Auk 22. and wa tu*«:r- Willie, the boy who really does things vitwcd hy liiik 0.-good . the man and Rhythm with a harmonica, Theodore Charles Rtone, noted lights that program. behind tin' nuke on . The are b«adlloars . still out at the Cozy Corner, but we Chicago baritone, Finnish resident The interview advanced beyond owner, Mac Ivey a visit to his for nine months, was in the city ,paying sec what fall plans are. Kor- Maxim- s am tea as a star of radio, the Charles Nay Is week-end as the guest of . she talked ir manager. singing at an ofay spot. over screen and hinge the eating is not all — largest night YMCA. about too—that the dub news to hit the |* gave recip. Atmnt streets the reopen, Stone, who spent of his she also h» r for niukiu:; much . mayb-.- Paradise, this lainous di-lt . well, g of the Panre due around Sept. l!», as a theater Huh. some. time In Finland where he was in- n-aib eat now . something distinctly you're not to . Ingnew.Htid different for the Motor < itj Mdrop. trigued by tlx* music of that coun- so let s K't ha. K. to farts brought try. made lasting friendships with i.ls.ugsion. Is, In fact the only one of Its kind here., Klutz Anderson and the out in this Show World Palmgren, Sibelius and others. He Mi's Sul 11tun goes from Octroi! spent the week-end scouting York < sign rs. >ew and Atlantic Ity to thorough to Vurl. Inter this vein made rather excursions wood, opening show. , . she will lo ad for lloll) italent for the Not only will Its name In* changed, but into the development of the music t \e», joii guessed .. largest alii. ritrlit be the theater rluh outside of >ew York ( It going thu country and trill Ity. is of far-northern to make » picture ...it Is u mii'i- recording h# operated on the Stork club plan, being the meeting place for returned to the States with much eal pieture. Her latest Is entitled, “If I Had \ Itflihon ge talent and Cuff Society. Jap Sneed will direct Its information. affairs. Heuu," I don’t think it has rose lied Asa delegate of the Chicago Mu- (herhesrd a girl say that she hoped I'nrle Ram would And some use the nirlanes jet, hut joii nuiy rest sic assoc iation to the NA.NM, Sing- assured that you will hear plenty material In making hats, so that some of the cats would find rthe er Stone delivered a lecture on the about it in the future because It’s fo a success Maxine puts wr brims drastically reduced r defense . Rowling season customs of little country. He always when \do|p|ie t Itoncli’s "Hoad the hilar* also the song. She pre- Menton anal arole lan* Show/’ her voice behind a imis comedy for It* pre* U underway with many new converts all ready to go. The l’.\\V-Clo has given many concerts in the dls jrrt looking so (aunty and slated fers to sinir to a nihiiret audience mien at the I cho Theatre on rd Local also has many teams to add to the already overcrowded I'nitcd States since his return, no- than to stand before a mike and eat lieeniise they are engaged in ’Sunday and .Monday, >eplemher table among then* being an appear- siiiK over the airwaves, earfinal in Hal 7 and sling sport. We hear both alleys—the Forest club and the Rotary S I II » the btisines* is. ance before hii exclusive tSfIRBX gjgggj enlargement white Maxim* jiassc-s t!ie time away be- i planning . The Joe Ixiuis Horse show at Rpringhill women's dub in Dallas, Texas. tween a< t» by catching a little air put Armstrong soon be . may rtna has been over to Oct. 4 and 5 In order to give the fight fans Prior to Ii is departure the artist I.ouls who will done In (lie “Mnrcli of Time,” . and il seems like Maxine taught music: in Chicago. Now that piny the lending role in the RhO teelinh|iie reports my. Among, he like the .song "i (lot teOICU oil opportunity to attend the fight in New York City, and also make the production by Hie he lias returned to America he lias to lie directed performers to lie used will be My Mind." because sin revea cd Li! Climbs From $8 To Per Week; shew. 5250 High w opened a private studio there. He Orson Welle* of “Cltlren Kane" the \n*tin gang nnd other that she w ~.j in Atlanta recently is fame, Orson’s story of jurr will Chicago stylists featured on their . saw a and fell *n lov<- with Marlowe ( raw ford, the young fellow who operates Marlowe's Flow- a native of Beaumont, Texas. lake be the life of Armstrong and will instruments. the beauty around it . results . Informs ns shop ont Oakland that people «re finding out more and not a marriage hut she plans to ore llowera are the Innguagc of love, and who are too buy here . build a home and set- Laud Billie For Revision that those *bj Os Solitude say It In person lire saying it with llowers. The biggest hamburgers JUMPIN’ FOR JOY tle down ‘’it hep "1 've-lake' 1 in a couple years, oh yea. hefon 1 T<»k:ng a perk at the doing* f town ten those yon get at Rig Top, !Hi |. of • er.'erta:ner for cents are the Yernor. Congo ipe ■ tn a Tiirht club. Lll Ensemble Held forget . if you desire that rc< \ the Ins';' i• Is manager Weston, annus vej»,4 harm«n> U . < * w :-h her >-!nging two men, kink” Doyle and (iladys the owner. One bite, that Maxine j-*ve her radio aurti- ■ t,ons. xx • fir;d they an *M!I run* a »«,..♦,.*• end a guitarist. .. |)h say girls . 4 yooll “Wimpy'a Delight!!" . The think that Peggy eii'-e just address k Osgood, I if r I»uk. K stepped well In- c World. Station nnc • p. schedule.*’ ..nc*on h*« the most beautiful eyes . Detective Henderson ca of Show Radio yfe (Ren) Tor- Mills , • tr,. fi.-’.d as a sort of muslc-rom- Over For a l«ou;s Armstrong • . Quartet W\YZ . attach stamp ami a-K is *ho h> i, Hunt street Station, sponsors a baseball team flint l« ending the ■y l.os An*e>» has a for if and Mr. Osgood will gladly bad fi'.'.rt. It ipoi't t'ob. W ;u» is «< r- plenty of games won. Turpin A.t .’* • 1 ..n' • noxv to see and hear hit lion with The victories can be fill your st. tousiy iii in ii Brooklyn hnsp,:.i|. With the triumph of Maxine Sullivan still rinpinir in rciiu “Jump For Joy.” dlt*l to: Perry Brown, William Bell, centerlielder. William Tuff, lor 1 i:*» '. ’i. • bt :»K (.' - fur-' • the cash register and his cars. Slim .Jnnos settled down to This writer heard the Johnson Rasie Dliam Malone and Timothy Deberry, nil good ball players. 1 tutp Don U, cintan. Along the record wav haa *. « await the engagements of the four Mills Rrothers at hi< Fa in ily Ihurstlav the lir»t time ill j .■ f ‘a ‘'Tune Sbuffla” * 1 I Town bon know t onii M.is.e is still goiii* t luxe ii year. Jimmy - Mose nitelifer and accountant, Club Conjro licfrinninp Friday, Sept. 5. Ia Von xx V h svik.nc w ith popularity. Thompson popular returned from 22 li* angle for another ter.nr :ri !i - -• . flic man with - Scribner V> < f Ha- • music has a touch making head -• l Windy City after his contribution to the medical conven- The Mills Brothers will a brand new Leonard voices is the big star behind oik. I.* .i ji.-• won’: he this '■ ’l;.v is hArd to imitate. <! Has:, . night Hastings “Let’a Mu- . Cormll* into the . K and did all of the spots along escorting Maxine Rf’i'd production. Have skit ...I said star . lie could ox. Hn. g..f ,;-ies A : ding to ’ I e.a nbeat.” leaving llinn who incidentally thinks . sic", which feature ('holly offering. be jo “star”, fnvwiiy. Thev into \er :i 1 rf'ff: Detroit Is tops! . Kdnk Poindexter, will production termed .- n ’y fa pa Johnson. Mama Johnson. last fail. ith . on hot muair, El* Dotty, St. Claire, the The Club will * street, besides having one largest and and Retie Congo orchestra r - Wtrerly j • 'Flamingo'* of the most interest- lucy. I.nwyer Killpox and others Fn«iTi i north rom< th» heme l ■ >r. is fourth for of Four, the Congo Dancettes furnish music for dancing a.s well ■ H.p .