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ON NIGHT OF DANCE

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(J(yrprpQjy P/CfCKRSI ** < ^ 3 * n a P resentatiun fJ'oin Jean Ooldrnwixin m tut k ‘ ttes Graystone bal! room over * sta * Cy \JJfl M19/ CX M A AM All jtion WWJ, tlie first to present reguWCASINO larly sc h«*<Juled programs. Since then ; this band has spent over 2800 hours

McKinney’s Cotton Pickers

crehestra, coming to the Walker casino Ttnirsday night, July 21, is one or t'ne leading dance orchestra in the

dance ' ^ f '^ ore t* re “mikes” of thirty-seven [different stations from coast to coast. | Arnold Bryant, promoter of Walker ( easino dances, stated: “I think I ihave been extremely fortunate in

Lnited States and enjoys the distinc- ttoking this stellar attraction. .Motion of being the oldest colored or- Kinney's band has "mike” balance chestra in Radioland and one of a < 1own ' to Perfection by their elmive

| blending of tone which all orvhe-tras

gtoup of ten bands who have already to atuin This is just 0lie of been presented via the medium of tt/1- ihe several nationally known attrac<vision. itions that will be brought to the

McKinney's radio activity began in casino.”

DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS FAMOUS PLAYERS SWING INTO CHICAGO

) Chicago, where lie threatens to

CHICAGO. July 15.—Duke Klling- : eclipse the record which he establish-

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C rot ton Browns - Win Three, Lose One; Tie 3 All

Un and his Famous orchestra have c at that same spot last reason, swung into a highly successful en- ! In addition to an augmented orgagement at the Lincoln tavern in | chestra of fou,teen musicians. Harlem's Aristocrat of Jazz, has with r ' him in the floor show at tl e popular rendezvous, a group <)f such well- ; known entertainers as Louise Cook, ’ Fredi Washington and A1 Moiret, Ivie Anderson and Kid Charleston.

Columbia Network

I Duke and bis boys are being heard t wiee a week on the r adio over the i Columbia network, Wednesday and

i Friday nights.

; At the conclusion of their engage- ; ment at the Tavern on July 27th, they | will play a week or ten days of one night dances in the vicinity of Chi- ! go and will open at the Castle farms in Cincinnati, on August 8th, or an indefinite engagement.

Firrt Time In South

•Considerable interest is :itta< |ied to the forthcoming tour of Cab Calloway and His Cotton Club orchestra, which will include a week of one Lighters in Virginia, North Caro-

lina and Georgia.

It is the first time that an ace Col-

ored attraction fioni the

| been booked In the South, and IrvJag jvetfjrjiti

[Mills, manager of Calloway, acceptsu { , the dates in connection with cu'J i'er the dedication of the Memorial audi- , torium at Raleigh, North Carolina.

Ion July 20.

CROFTON BROWNS G.L.[

CRCTF'TO.N, Ky;, July 14.—

al)—Tlie Browns, coached by J. T-,

Bell and managed by C. Dulin, have | made a wonderful record this season. To date, the result of

last series is as follows: Browns 13, ElkWn 7.

Browns 3, Grayham Giants 2.

MONTE CARLO, KROGER A. C.'S CANADIAN WILD; BEATEN, 7 TO 2 GATS, WINNERS BY mm

dletown, Ohio; Aug. 28, Anderacv ; ville. Sunday’s Score Steel and Straiten; Reynolds and Jordan and Chaudley. A. B. C. 401 010 100—7 11 4 I KROGER 000 101 000—2 3 6 | Struck out by Steel, 12. Struck out by Reynolds, 5.

Browns 7, Pembroke Tigers 0. Browns G, Drakesboro Giants r .. Browns 3, Providence 3. All games are being played at

Bradley park.

A record turmount is expected Sunday at 2:45 p. m.

their Haughville and West Indian-

apolis Drop Games In

N, S. League

LEROY GIBSON FEATURES BUD TAYLOR’S BOWL

FOX COASTS TO EASY WIN AFTER INJURING HAND

Phillips A. B. a defeated the After several sensational wins Kroger A. C.’s at Douglas park in preliminary bouts in Indiana, Sunday, 7 to 2. Steel allowed biM 1 er °y Gibson, hard hitting local three hits while Reynolds lightweight, will meet Timtr -ir-hoH f, „ i x, . m y l^ngle, white, Terre Haute boxo eleven. Next Sunuay er j n t i le feature 10-round bout at the A’s will visit Crdwfordsville Bud Taylor’s open our show in

Terr? Haute.

In the semi-windups another mixed bout will bring together Jo-Jo

Officers of the National Social league announced the tallowing schedule for Sunday’s games:

Wild Cats vs. Haughville, double- , an d on Jury Z4 will meet the Amer- i header. i lean Legion team at Peru j Monte Carlo vs. West Indianap- Phillip’s Schedule

olis. July 17—K. of C.’s Crawfords- \ evey, white. South Bend star, and Last Sunday the Mounte Carior. j ville Aug. 7, Wabash. [ Ginger Gordon, Vincennes.' Both broke the long winning streak off July 24—A. L. Peru Aug. 14, open, are popular with Haute tans and a Haughville Baby Lincolns wlu-n July 31—Bainbridge Aug. 21, Mid- real scrap is in the making.

Thomas let the league leaders! down with three safeties in 6 to 3

tilt.

Score by innings:

Baby Lincolns: 001 002 000—3 3 6 Month Carlo _ 200 220 OOx—61 o 3 Welton, Henry and Morris;

, Thomas and Dawson.

— Wild Cats Win

Wb*ii Ji::kfd what he thought of In another National Social league our new state heaveytoefgtot' e'hafn- game, (he Canadian Wild Cats deNorth hs>*f pion. Tiger Jack Fox, Joe Sekvra, feated West Indianapolis Cubs 8

to 4 at Northwestern park, going |

DUKE ELLINGTON

Social League Standing

CLUB

Pet.

Entre Nous

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iodelphians

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| Enrights

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El Amigo

.200

MONTGOMERY CLUB TO PLAY A’S TWIN BILL

cistern heavyweight said,

he’e a mighty good hoy but he death! too much. I’d go from New York to California to see him fight

Pattling Bozo. There would 1*;. a CaJLj

good match.” “Why didn’t you) break it up,” Sekvra was asked. “I meant to,” h » replied, “but i wait-

ed too long.”

The Interview took place last Thursday inght while Sekvra was taking a shower afte rdropplng a 10-round decision to Fox at Perry stadium in the feature bout. The decision oT the judges was unani-

mous.

Fox injured his right hand in the;

third round and.

into a tie with the cubs for third place. Kirk, Wild Ca* thiiJ base man, starred at bat. • |

THE BEAUTIFUL TRIANON

HOF KINS

TO BE TRIANON FEATURE JULY 20'

A Columbia Broadcasting presentation. Clause Hopkins and his RqspIsnd orchestra, will be tlie attraction Wednesday, July 20 at the Trianon

h: 11 room.

Acclaimed the Year Best Talking Picture —Sensational Drama ONE WEEK ONLY Starting with Big M1DNITE SHOW

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of course had to

1 Having more than held • his own • aba "? 0 “ U ‘f idea ^ K ' °” 1111,1 r " |

sort to boxing and he gave a won-;

with invading teams in last two se- d€;rful exhibition. He was Hekyra’s| l ies with the Nashville (Tenii ) Elites piaster throughouf and really toyed I and Kansas City (Mo.) Monarch's, Jim wHU the eastern. On at least three j Taylor reports hi: A. K. C.'s are ready ; OCCaS . i «» s he jockeyed Sekyra into I ■ a position with hts arms tied up and! j ! 1 tho nB-u'-k of the strong Montgom- : the hack of his head wide open S | try (Ala.) Hrey Sox. members of the and danced away refusing to take! I Southern league. (the advantage. He won a host of I I The teams will lie seen in a double \ admirers by this display of sports- | header at Perry stadium, first game I man ship. Fox also WdV2 a superb ‘ galled at 2:00 p. m. display of in fighting, rocking Sekyra * s rt'peatedly with a pecul-

iar underhand right.

This was Fox’s initial appearance before local fans and he proved t fj be a big hit with his aggressive ness and two-fisted attacks.

All Stars Back From Successful Kentucky Invasion

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AN ALL COLORED CAST ‘HARLEM IS HEAVEN’ Stars of the Famous Cotton Club Revue in New York Eubie Blake’s World Renowned Orchestra “Hot From Harlem” Company of Forty

The Indianapolis All-Stars have just returned from a successful trip through Kentucky where they dei feated the Auburn Bear Cats 8 to ! 6 and 12 to 9, and Elkton Giants

| IS to 3.

The All-Stars boast one of the ' strongest semi-pro clubs in the state and would like to hear from fast state or out-state teams. The club has lost but one game this season. July 17 is open, also sever-

al August dates.

For games, write or phone James Brodkins, 021, Hosbrook street. In the All-Stars lineup will be found such 'well known players as Harris, Woods, Anderson, Graham, Hawkins, Basham, Shaw, Covingtion, Graves, Tate and Williams.

CROFTON, KY. R. W. Flowers

The .Sunday S< hool picnic, given by Hill's ?"hapel, C. M. E. Sunday school, was very successful in spite of inolej ruent weather. ?55.04 was received. * Mrs. Pinkie Boyd and friends attended services at Hopkinsville July tenth, at tlie First Holiness church, Sunday. * A large crowd is expected to be present to hoar tbe program rendered by the Kentucky Wonder quartet of Louisville. * Johnie Pepper, who lias been confined in tlie Government hospital, has returned r ,uch improved. * All members and friends of’Princeton Street church are

VERMONT AT SENATE SUNDAY, JULY 17

VINCENT THOMAS

DANCING And His

Orchestra

After Two-Years In The Green Lantern

Admission 35c Before 10

-Then 50c

10 til 12

BENNIE MOTEN

POSTPONED For the Coming of

CLAUDE HOPKINS

And His

CLAUDE HOPKINS Tire Hopkins dance orchestra is internationally known. The band has ! layed two years at the world famous Jtoseland ball room. New York City, has appeared in London, Paris, Vienna and South America, has broadcast over station WABC, made Columbia records and is a feature of the eelehrated motion picture ball, Waldorf

Astoria hotel.

"After repeated attempts to firing the Hopkins Roseland orchestra to this

urged to be present Sunday. Rev. Tol- | city, 1 l ave finally'been successful,"

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Local Mother Has Son In Cast of "Harlem Is Heaven 9

ton quartet rendered special program | < tor "and 1 am positive a rare treat! rat White Plains, Kentucky, last Mon-I is in store for all dance lovers at the day. Trianon next Wednesday night.”

One Week Only

An Indianapolis mother’s heart will 1*- made supremely bappy n^xt week )\Vth the coming to Jimmy Hill’s Indiana theatre of the all-colored alltaiking "Harlem is Heaven” drama. One of Hie leading stars in the cast is Jimmy Baskette, former local boy who has made good. His mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Woolridge, resides at 3025 Mart indale a venue and will have the opportunity of seeing the stellar work of her offspring — and hear his voice —over the sound system — and see first hand how' he has entertained millions where the play has been filmed. Bill (Bojangles) Robnson, leading etar in the cast will not be nearly so important as “My Boy,” to Mrs. Elizabeth Woolridge. “Harlem is Heaven” is booked for all next week starting midnight Saturday.

WALKER

SUn., Mon., Tues., July 17, 18, 19 "NIGHT WORLD 9 sta ^^ rk ‘WEEK ENDS ONLY’ With JOAN BENNETT “DRIVE IN’ — METRO SPORT

Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., July 20, 21, 22, 23 —

‘Strange Case of Clara Dane’

STARS—Wynne Gibson, Pat O’Brien ‘South of the

Rio Grande’—Star Buck Jones ‘Reading and H

Writing’ — Our Gang Comedy.

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HOSELAND ORCHESTRA An amazingly thrilling organization of Accomplished Musicians who sing, entertain and play compelling, incomparable and irresistable DANCE MUSIC will be with you WED. NITE JULY FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE IN INDIANA One Night Only

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