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THE SHOW-DOWN [[column 1]] <> St. Louis, Mo. Bess, Druie – Trombone, Eddie Randle's Blue Devils. Black, Wendell...Trumpet...Club Night Hawk. Brazier, Jesse – Drummer and Singer, Eddie Randle's Blue Devils Cunningham, Thelma "Lee" – Pianist, West End Hotel Claybrooks, Elbert – Saxophone, Eddie Randle's Blue Devils Hall, Mary – Singer and Dancer, Golden Lily Nite Club Jarnegan, Joseph – Saxophone, Eddie Randle's Blue Devils Jones, Leverett...Trumpet...Thomas Jefferson Club. Lewis, Charles. Dollar Bill and His Small Change, 2229 Market Street. Lewis, Harry (Zuddy)... Drums...4024 Finney Avenue. McCarson, Wm. ... Trumpet...Golden Lily Nite Club. Mitchell, Jimmy (Krazy) – "Dancing Fool" Four Roses Nite Club Parker, Robert--Piano and Bass, Eddie Randle's Blue Devils Payne, Doc – Saxophone, Golden Lily Nite Club Randle, Eddie – Trumpet and Leader, 3951 Aldine Robinson, B. B....Pianist... Thomas Jefferson Club. Smith, Lloyd – Saxophone, Eddie Randle's Blue Devils Thomas, Roosevelt...Saxophone...Thomas Jefferson Club. Thompson, Charley – Pianist, 17th Ward Dem. Club Woods, General...Bass...Eddie Randle's Blue Devils. Chattanooga, Tenn. Bell, Arthur (Greek)...One Leg Tap Dancer, 743 Wall Street. Detroit, Mich. Dial, Auzie, pianist-vocalist, Club Plantation. Jordan, Kaiser, floor manager, Pine Grove Cafe. Kyles, Bill, orchestra, Pine Grove Cafe. Lewis, Joe, comedian, Silver Line Cafe. Manning, Tony (Bill Kyle), drummer-vocalist, Pine Grove Cafe. Metcalfe, Adele (Coles), pianist-vocalist, Chocolate Bar. Walker, Monroe, pianist-vocalist, Buddy and Jimmy s Inn. Sanford Joe, vocalist, Arena Gardens. Watkins, Margaret soubrette Chocolate Bar. Denver, Colo. Richardson, Jimmie, bass and crooner with McVey's Ork., 2709 Welton Street. Cleveland, Ohio Robinson, Lorenzo, dramatic baritone, Elite Club. Pittsburgh, Penn. Woods Sisters, sensational dancers, Harlem Casino. TORONTO – CANADA Neely, Pepper, song-dancer, Silver Slipper. [[/column 1]] [[column 2]] [[image: black and white photograph of Lue Swarz, seated]] LUE SWARZ, an actress who can present something new and different and beautifully artistic in dramatics or in songs. Miss Swarz is starting on a dramatic tour during the summer months. [[decorative horizontal line]] [[ boxed advertisement]] VISIT THE CARIOCA The spot with the friendly atmosphere Hyde Park beer in bottles and on Tap Harry Love, Prop. – Shack, Mgr. 4102 Finney Ave. St. Louis Mo. [[/ boxed advertisement]] [[boxed advertisement]] GArfield 1775 Dr. "E-Z" Massey E-Z on the Mouth, on the Purse 2340a Market ST. LOUIS [[/boxed advertisement]] THE SHOW-DOWN Welcomes to its Staff PHIL DORSEY TULSA, OKLA. ARTHUR B. DOUGLAS, Jr. CLEVELAND, OHIO CURTIS JOHNSON NORFOLK, VA. [[/column 2]] [[column 3]] Detroit...The Motor City Continued from page 2. donna, and the Three Kadets, a sensational dancing act...Monday night found the two of us at the Duke Ellington dance, which was given at the Arcadia Ballroom, which is a very attractive ballroom. The dance was well attended by an appreciative crowd. The Duke and Miss Ivie Anderson, as usual rendered numbers that were enjoyed by the enthusiastic crowd...Tuesday found Miss Bobbie Davis (well known singer and dancer), and I at The Fox Theatre, where Fats Waller with his noted Columbia Broadcasting Orchestra, were appearing in person...Midge Williams was the lovely young lady, who was vocalist with Fats, and who shared great honors in the show... Wednesday A.M. found a number of new faces about town, some of whom were outstanding persons in the "profesh," such as: Earl J. Morris, America's No. 1 theatrical writer, Leonard Reed, a producer of producers, who brought in the new revue for the Club Plantation, Dorothy Derrick, the songbird, The Three Stepsons, who put the "R" in rhythm and The Reedettes...P.M. found Miss Ivie Anderson and me, in the Club Plantation. There, too, was the Fats Waller aggregation with their charming ladies...Thursday, was a sight seeing tour, which was interesting as well as intellectual, too many sights to mention...Friday was the day of rest, preparatory to our trip back home...Saturday we departed with pleasant memories of Detroit...The Motor City...As I Saw It. [[boxed advertisement]] There's Nothing Like This In Paris or New York It's at The Four Roses In St. Louis, Mo. Market at 23rd With its New Alluring Red, Blue, Gold and Black Cocktail Lounges DINNING and DANCING NIGHTLY Entertainment [[/boxed advertisement]] [[/column 3]] Page 14 [[end page]]
