Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1957 — Page 13

"Fantabulous" Rock And Roll Show At Tomlinson Hall, Nov. 14

MICKEY AND SYLVIA (left) ore among the stars who will appear with Joe Turner (right) and more than 40 other stars in the Rock and Roll Blues Show of 1957 at Tomlinson Hall Thursday nite, November 14. Hours for the concert ond dance are from 8:30 till. Get your tickets NOW ot The Recorder office.

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The “Fantabulous” Rock ’N' Roll Blues Show of 1957 is scheduled for a concert and dance at Tomlinson Hall Thursday nite, Nov. 14. Hours are from 8:30 until. Tickets on SALE NOW at The Indianapolis Recorder and Ross and Babcock in the Claypool HotcJ, Good order is guaranteed during the dance. The fabulous musical package consists of more than 50 people and all in person, with such headliners as Mickey and Sylvia with “Love is a Treasure” and “Love is ■3 range”; Larry “The Short Fat Fannie” Williams, Specialty Record star and his orchestra; Big Joe . Turner, “Love is a Roller Coaster,” e c.; Bo Diddley and his trio, offering “Hey, Bo Diddley”; Ray Charles and his concert and dan.e orchestra giving with ‘Swanee River Rock” and “I Want A Little Girl”; Mary Fisher with he song you love to hear, and House Flockin' Roy Brown chirping “Let The Four Winds Blow”; The Del Viking (Kripp Johnon) solid sending you with “Come Go With Me” and “Whispering 3ells,” “Cool Shake ’; Tiny Topsy >haking the house With “Aw! Chucks Baby”; Nappy Brown doin’ Bye, Bye Baby”; Vikki Nelson .vith “I Was a Fool for Leaving”; rhm Velours breaking it up with ‘Can I Come Over Tonight”; The Yloonglows with “Pleasq Send Me Someone to Love” and Annie Laurie bustin’ it up with “It Must be Love.” Remember, dancing will follow he big concert with plenty of ables available for all. Admission s $2.00 in advance and $2.50 at he, door.

losh White To Present Benefit For University of Chicago NAACP Unit CHICAGO (ANP)—Josh White, merna ionally known folk singer, Aill present a benefit program for he University of Chicago NAACP chapter on November 1, it was announced heire Wednesday by ^aWrence Landry, chapter president. Mr. Landry said all proceeds from the benefit program will bei ‘"o•’warded to the NAACP national office to assist the Association in r I'Ls school desegregation efforts.

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LARRY ''SHORT FAT FANNIE" W I L LIAMS, Specialty Record Star and his orchestra will be featured artists in the "Fantabutous" Fall Edition "Rock 'NT Roll Blues Show" billed for Tomlinson Hall Thursday nite, November 14. Tickets now on SALE at The Recprder office and Ross ond Babcock Travel Bu-

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New Ritz Lounge Packin' 'Em In Nina Kaufman’s new Ritz Lounge, located at 2648 Harding, won the accolades of hundreds of pleasure lovers who literally packed the bistro during the grand opening last Friday and Saturday. The exquisitely decorated Bamboo Room with the swingy tunes of Jimmy Cole’s combo blended softly with the delightful atmosphere of the excitingly smart bistro. Hundreds of persons who could not gain entrance to the establishment because of the enormous crowds are still packin’ the play ni.ely as a tribute to the business acumen of the well known, Nina. If you haven’t seen the new and fabulous Ritz Lounge and been served by its courteous waitresses and mixologists, then be siure to dig the goings-on there over this week end.

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The Indianapolis Recorder, Nov. 2,19S7—13 Fats Domino Heads Big Stage Show At Indiana Thursday, November 7

2 Performances-7:30 and 9:45 (All In Person) Get Tickets NOW FALL EDITION OF THE BIGGEST SHOW OF STARS FOR *57 TO HEADLINE 15 TOP ATTRACTIONS IN PERSON AT THE INDIANA THEATER. Early this year box office records were broken all over thu county by the BIGGEST SHOW mmtmmwrn*

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CLYDE McPHATTER OF STARS FOR ’57. And now the new Fall Edition is out on the road, with more STAR APPEAL and a promise of even bigger and better entertainment. Headlining The Fall Edi.ion of THE BIGGEST SHOW Contlnueo on Page 14

THE CELEBRATED FATS DOMINO will headline the "Biggest Show of Stars of '57" at the Indiana Theater on Thursday nite, November 7; Currently Fats' recordings of "When I See You" and "What Will I Tell My Heart" are high up_on the pop hjt listings. There'll be 22 performances—at 7:30 and 9:45. Tickets on sale now at Ross and Babcock in the Claypool Hotel Lobby.

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