Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1960 — Page 12
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Larry "For You My Love" Darnell at Pink Poodle Fit, July 29-Aug. 6
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IS THE AVENOO fading into the 85,000 Negroes will wake up oblivion? ... We don’t ihink co and begin doing the things that . . . that is . . . ihe hotsy-totsy will ihake this street one of the part that has been the proverbial finest in the city . . . with all play ground for years to those hoys types of businesses operated by and gals with a fast buck and Negroes . . . from an automobile plenty of time to spend it But to agency to a men’s ready-to-wear
the yokels who dream dreams of store.
delightful merriment on short mon- But until then . . . This is still ey rations, itis indeed fast becom- the Avenoo ... For better or
a memory . . . Times are changing worse!
. . .and we must change with the BREEZING ALONG WITH THE
times . . f It's inevitable . . . NEWS . . .
Thus we think, the street that Mrs. Marie Glover, one of Cinstarts at a pawnshop and ends at chlnati’s fine brown queens, visith hospital is changing for the bet- ed with friends here during the ter ... in spite of the loafers, past week . . . Mrs. Glover and hangers-on . . . and that talkative her friend, Mrs Katherine Lee, gentry who loves to sit on the were seen doin’ a little quiet sidewalks heatin’ up their gums sporting last Friday in the Place with arguments as old as the to Hay, Naptowih’s newest and Old Testament . . . until g shapely finest joy spot The charming visijtHing brown passes by . . . and tor returned to Cincy Saturday, then the arguments go out the Hortense (playgirl) Bowman and window and the snide remarks be- Mrs. Cora Riley left last week for come as loud as the music On a short vacation at Idlewild, Mich. Armistice Day. Mrs. Riley owns a cottage in the YOU CAN pick out the joints popular resort town ... Howard along the stem by the number of Filmore, Recorder printing toe-
loafers hanging on the outside raan > 3,0(1 y2 urs
. . . and these loafers almost put J Romeo Thompson last Sattiday one Avenoo tavern out of bizzness ln Veterans Hospital . . . We also ... It was almost impossible to intended visiting James Taylor come out of this tavern in the 400 in the same hospital, but Mr. Tayblock without pushing your way lor had been released and is rest-
ing at his home on W. 29th St.
I^airry “For You My Love” Darnell returns to the Pink Poodle this Friday nite by popular demand in a big double attracstion, featurung Miss Lavelle, nationallyknown hose-rocker and blues shouter. Mr. Darnell has Ion* been a fa-
LARRY ""For You My Love" Dpmell opens Friday nite at the Pink Poodle. He'll remain at the bistro through Saturday, Aug. 6. Don't miss this great attraction.
vorite in these parts and should draw a capacity crowd to the Poodle during his 8-day stay at the ritzy Southside bistro. During his last appearance here, Larry had them standing in the aisle and hollering for more. He is a real crowd pleaser in any language. Augmenting the bill will be those house pleasers—the fabulous Four Sounds of TV and radio fame;
thru crowds of young hepsters and _ . _ .
beatniks . . .. phis enduring the • • a * r - Taylor is owner of 1 a*-I Baron Harris, emcee and comic, many Insults from this nitely mob. l° r ’ s Home Cooking restaurant on an( j Melvin Rhyne and his Hoosier
All of this is uncalled for . . . W. Michigan St. at Toledo unnecessary . . . and can be pre- aml M**- Thompson is a former vented if and when the police de- barber at the Marble Palace Baj - partment decides to do something 1 ^e r S ^°P 00 tne Main Stem . . . to ease this situation. The lovely Besste Wani is presentTHF othfr ^ ** confined 111 General Hospital on
y a i^ Ward B * 2 ■ • • Her condition was
two walking patrolmen along the reported good as of Saturday . . stem in the morning ... and tat ^ is ^ em pi oye a t the Royal
BILL Barnett will celebrate his
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the^<5T w^see^odles of^lawmen JSth birthday Saturday with a barconvergrng on the stem from all 5 ecue fiends at his dS^esf. . notary^USfc^S Pat’s Hotel at 527 Indiana ... Just the other nite we showed * v e. opened it-s doors Tuesday to an employee of The Recorder a the general public. The new hostelyoungster openly soliciting an ofay ^ w ? 11 cater to both transient and in a car ... and we could hear regular guests . . . All rooms are what he was saying: Do you wanta equipped with new modern fuitusee a colored girl? ... My friend P 1 *? an elaborate lobby for couldn’t believe his eare . . . and th ? comfort of all visiting and lonot a cop in sight . . and just this cal g uests - Stop m and look ihe Sattiday nite, we saw an Avenoo new hotel over this week end. hustler stop an ofay at Mich, and ACCORDING to what we hear the Avenue . . . amd suddenly he . . . Sepia bondsmen are suffering called his girl friend who was with the shorts . . . meaning just standing close by . . . she came, got this . . . The boys get all the in the car, they drove off, he walk- credit bizzness . . . while the ed down the street . . . and is cfays get all the cash bizzness about 15 minutes she reajvpeared . . . People come and ask for credit on the same corner, looked around, when someone is in toruble, and spotted heir boy friend, joined hid the Sepia bondsmen go along with and walked off together arm-in-arm the proposition . . . always trying ... as if nothing never happened to aid tlie weak as well as the . . . We wonder what type woman strong . . . These fellas have a is she . . . and the likes of her hard time trying to make ends . . . who willingly resort to this meet , . . and they must get their sort of thing to take care of her money in order to pay their bills man . . . and there is no telling . . . These bondsmen want your what kind of sexual acts they per- business and they want to coopform for a lousy few bucks . . . erate with you in every respect is this a better life than coppin’ . . . But there are times when a haim (work)? But this is just there is not much money on hannd, some of the things that’s happen- due to the large amount of credit ing nitely on the street that starts extended. It is quite hard to do at a pawnshop and ends at a business on a man’s word, as much hospital. as they would like ... in spite NOW IT is hard to do anything f h€ fac J they b f ie ^ e most peoabout it because some of the top ple 8 w< ? rt * 18 You 1 g .® brass so we are told believe that wr ong by patronizing such well Negro women are wilUngly imne kflow n bondsmen as Jimmy Payne, thedTbodies to white men Leroy Moore, George Smith, Waland that’s that! In other words o Gr 1 s ’ ny T S _ e ^f
colored policemen are to use dis-
swing combo.
Coming to the Poodle on Aug.
8 — Arthur Prysock.
HATTIE HAILEY, runrter-up in the recent Tavern Waitres’ses Contest, is busy* with plans towards moving into the structure being erected at California and Indiana by the owners of the Blue Eagle tavern . . One thing is for sure . . . the popular waitress at the Blue Eagle, won't have to walk much farther when the new building is completed.
HOWARD ENIX is busy these days promoting the Snakes Club Hawaiian Vacation trip for (2) by jet plane to the tropical islands. Tickets are being handled by The Indianapolis Recorder and members of the Snakes Club. Drawings will be held during an all-day picnic Friday, Aug. 26, at Hazel's Farm, located on Hoffman Road, just south of W. Washington St.
Gary Cooper and Rita Hayworth In "They Came to Cordura" at Walker
Gary Cooper, Rita Hayworth, Van Heflin and Tab Hunter have made, in “They Came to Cordura,” one of the year’s most important
pictures.
Nor are they alone hn this record of credit where credit is due
on the drama whiel
eh will eftthan
Walker Theater audiences. Every person involved, before the camer-
as or behind them, rates applause
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for a good job superbly done, william Goetz production of “They Came to Cordura” co-stars Richard Conte, Michael Callan and Dick York. The picture was filmed jrt Eastman Color and Cinemascope from a screenplay by Ivan Moffat and Robert Rossen based on the Glendon Swartbout best-selling novel. Mr. Rossen directed the Qoetz-Banoda production, a Co-
lumbia picture.
“They Came to Cordura” is set in the Mexico of 1916, when a U. S. expeditionary force was pairsuing Pancho Villa and his men. But, with the excitement and action so colorful a time and scene admits—and this includes one of the most spectacular cavalry charges ever brought to the screen — “They Came to Cordura” essentially is a study of human beings in conflict, of emotions under strain.
ONE WOMAN among six men! Rita Hayworth stars in the William Goetz production, "They Came to Cordura," with Gary Cooper, Van Heflin, Tab Hunter (above, left), Richard Conte (right), Michael Callan and Dick York in the Columbia picture, which starts Sunday at the Walker.
Hawaiian Vacation for Two Offered by Snakes Club; Drawings Aug. 26, Hazel's Farm
A gala all-day picnic at Hazel’s Drive 8 miles frovi West and station, then Vz mile to farm. Farm on Hoffman Road Friday, Washington, going West to Hoff- Watch for signs posted at staAugust 26, will highlight the man Road, turn left at Sinclair tion and at farm,
drawing of the winning ticket in
the Snakes’ Club Hawaiian Vacation for (2) by jet plane to the Hawaiian Islands, land of
tropical splendor.
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By GLADYS P. GRAHAM NEW YORK (ANP>—A diversified program being projected at the Waldorf-Astoria is the INTERNATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL, colorful and packed with surprises from the stars. Headliners of the show are Hanna Ahroni Israels, golden voiced soprano; South America’s Miriam Makeba; Fiery Flamenco Rhythms danced by Angel Mancheno and CarmeliFo and the special added attraction of the Benafonte Folk
Singers.
The all-expenses paid trip is being sponsored for the benefit of the Snakes building fund. Winner has option of either the trip for two or $1000 in cash, and is good for one year from date of drawing. Travel arrangements have been made through American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Co. Tickets are being handled by The Indianapolis Recorder and members of the Snakes Club. Donation is $1.00. Drawings will be held at 9 p.m. at Hazel’s Farm on Aug. 26.
Sizzling hot southern barbecue and soft drinks will be served during the day at the picnic and the general public is cordially invited to come out and enjoy the fun with their friends from ali sections of the city.
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Don’t miss this golden opportunity to win a delightful trip
BLUE EAGLE INN At the Corner of Calif. SL 648 Indiana Avenoo
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by jet plane to the beautiful Hawaiian Islands, where you will enjoy swimming, fishing, surfing, tropical splendor during the 15 glorious, fun-filled days. Directions to Hazel’s Farm: native festivls, ideal climate,
cretion in aiiresting white men caught with ‘brown’ gala in compromising positions. In other words white men should get what
and should
Sewtell Davidson and James Sharpe. Call one of them next time you need a bondsman. LIFTED FROM “OUR FAIR CITY” column in last Sunday’s
THE REAL REASON
M r M .«vi.ii v Kv — State Police have maintained e * peci y y their initial refusal to hire a Negro
they come after not be arrested .
N ** f r “ ^ u _ college graduate a, trooper was BUT ON the other hand . . . f or a variety of technical reasons, somebody is telling tavern own- But a high-ranking officer let the ers along the stem (just like they rea i re ason slip out when he condid sometime ago) to keep mixed t0 a reporter, ‘You know couples out of their establish- w h a t’s behind this as well as we ments . . . That is when the woman • •* ( en< i 0 f qoutes—you take it
is white . . .and, believe it or not r, ftm here')
some of them are doin’ just that
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U S. Army officer who believes that taxes their endurance, their himself a coward. Relieved of his courage and their will to survivecombat command, he is assigned. Their task is complicated by the the personal!y-ingk>rious task of enmity between men and officer^ finding five potential Congression- and it is further heightened by the al Medal of Honor winners and incendiary presence of the beauti-I bringing them safely to the rear ful Miss Hayworth. Here, without military base at Cordura With his the battle fever that turns ordi-r five heroes. Cooper must also es~ nary men into heroes and herber* cort the lovely Miss Hayworth, an into cowards, is bared the true American accused of treason. nature of all seven. . »■* What seems an easy mission “They Came to Cordura” is a^
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... in spite of the fact that they are violating the law of Indiana . . . and are subject to law suits . . , While young Negroes are fileing to eat and drinke in white establishments in the deep soCrth, we are doing just the opposite here on the Avenoo . . . But what can these fellas do . . . with all kinds of reprisals staring them in their faces . . , even to losing their license if they permit white women to cross their door sills when accompanied by Negro men. But we have seen ah ofay and a colored girl in certain taverns and nobody says a word . . . This is some of the pressure being put on tltt
stem these heat-wave days. NOW* . . . word comes to us that
a certain police inspector has vowed to clean up the Avetido within the next few days . . . Just what he intends to do is anylody’s guess . . . But we are quite sure he'll not order his men to arrest all ofays caught with young brown frames in the days ahead . . . Maybe this
is the reason they won’t assign
g the
Negro officers in pairs along stem on Fridays and SSttidays . . . But if you read the daily papers you’ll readily see that this is waht they should do . . . Shootings . . . cuttings . . . muggings . . . prostitution running rampant and nary an officer Ml sight. - So, you, ladies and gentlemen, are free to draw your own concludon as to whether or not the Avenoo is fast fading away and why . . . Maybe one of these days
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