Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1962 — Page 13
Masco Young's They're Talking About
HAMMOND ORGANIST BILL DOGGETT got the choice job of supplying the music for Tulsa, Oklahoma’s biggest social event, the Annual Debutante Cotillion on April 6. * * * CLARA WARD’S PERSONAL MANAGER for her excursion through the nation’s top night clubs is Monte Kay, white husband of singer Diahann Carroll. * * * BARBARA GEORGE, who first clicked with “I Know,” has come up with a strong follow-up tune in ‘ Whip O Will.” * * * NEW YORK agents are waving contracts at the parents of nine-year-old Eddie Anderson, the boywonder of the drums in Philly
NOTICE!!! Watch for the announcement from the Sunset Terrace next week. The popular dancery is bringing to town a brand new musical aggregation for your weekend dancing pleasure.
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who plays like a Gene Krupa. * * * DIAHANN CARROLL plays the part of a high-fashion model who gets mixed up in an interracial love affair with actor Richard Kiley in the new Broadway musical “No (Strings.” * * * CARMENCITA REMORE, the Chicago dance school operator and show producer who once danced with Katherine Dunham, had to cancel $5,000 in engagements when her husband, Carlos Hylton, was hospitalized for brain surgery. * * * ROCK AND ROLL SINGER James Brown hired two full-time housekeepers and a landscape man to keep his new 15-room home in St. Albans, Long Island tidy while he’s on the road. * * * CHUBBY CHECKER will get $17,500 for one week’s work when he sings his twist ’n’ rock tunes at the Sands in Las Vegas. * * * BLUES SINGER Ida Cox, 68, who ranked with greats like Bessie Smith in the 20’s and 30’s, has been rescued from near-obscurity in Knoxville, Tenn. and brought to New York for a recording session by Riverside Records. * * * FASHION MODEL Hal De Windt, who’s busy trying to establish himself as an actor when not posing for magazine and newspaper ads, has been added to the cast of “Entertain A Ghost,” which opens at the Actors Playhouse on April 9.
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GEORGE S BAR 413 INDIANA — ME. 8-2123 — Proudly Presents — PAUL RENFRO C TRIO KING OF ROCK & ROLL, JAZZ & BLUES DIRECT FROM THE FABULOUS CAFE SOCIETY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
APPEARING NITELY
9 TILL 2 A.M. FORA LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
MATINEE & JAM SESSION SAT. 4 TO 7 Also Celebrity and Talent Nite Every Wed. our Congenial Mgr. and Host — Richard Dudley
continues to draw ’em in at the Club Intime where JOHNNY LEE (Calhoun, the lawyer of the Amos ‘n’ Andy series) is also appearing; so is JOHNNY MOORE’S THREE
BLAZERS.
EARL BOSTIC’S FLYING FOX, a cocktail lounge and restaurant of the first calibre, is a must on anyone’s round of pleasure spots. The cuisine is excellent, the decor most appealing and the location is the last word. The bandleader’s wife acts in a hostess capacity and assures everyone a pleasant visit. MR B’S SUPPER CLUB, located ill THE CARVER HOUSE over LAS VEGAS way is open and being managed by the bandleader, EAGLE EYE SHIELDS. The casino is not open and Shields told us, by way of long-distance, that the room is just breaking even. We have been successful in putting him in contact with THE MAGNIFICIENT GUETIN who, we understand, will get an early opening date there. His is a terrific act and he deserves a break. Naptowners will remember him as the petite ‘fire dancer’ who appeared at the Flamingo and the old PINK POODLE. The FOUR SOUNDS would do well to send a resume and lobbies to SHIELDS. Carver House is located at the corner of
Jackson and “P” streets.
Since JACQUE DURHAM is completing the enlargement of his MISSILE ROOM in the EBONY CLUB it proves that he’s progressive and isn’t hated by everyone as a lot of folks would have you think. I say more power to him regardless of anyone’s personal feelings. His is a good location that any ofay would grab if
he could.
The movie titled “TWENTY THOUSAND STEPS TO NOWHERE” in which we play the part of JEDOD, a French-speaking Algerian thief, has been completed and will be released through the I.F.D. (Independent Film Distributors) sometime in May. The story is about the Algerian-French seven year war and was filmed partly in the Nevada desert and partly in Algeria. The part came our way from a screen test given us by REPUBLIC PICTURES when we flew out here to record our first album in 1960. We have the last laugh on R.B. who has always criticized and laughed at pur efforts. Ha! Ha! Ha! The film is
a KESSLER production.
The time has come to call quits and get this copy in the mail. I Next week we’ll be writing
Show With Female Impersonators at Pink Poodle is Packin' 'Emin Nitely The world’s most unusual show femme impersonators, is really thethat is not only because it’s some-
—the Jewel Box Revue, with 25 rage of this man’s town men and one gal—is actually drawing patrons from all
and is around
wowin’ patrons nitely at the ritzy the town.
Pink Poodle, Naptown’s top enter-
tainment spot. Some of the regulars are calling The unusual show, styled A- ^ one the best s . bows to P la y merica’s foremost presentation of * be s P°t for some time . . . and
Paul Renfro and Trio From
Cafe Society at George's Bar Paul Renfro and his celebrated ing to capacity crowds. Music is trio, king of rock and roll, jazz from 9 till 2 a.m. nitely with a big and blue&, is appearing nitely at matinee and jam session evefy George’s Bar and Orchid Room Saturday from 4 till 7. Also a cefor a limited engagement. lebrity and Talent Nite every
The Renfro aggregation comes Wednesday,
to George’s direct from the fab- your congenial manager and ulous Cafe Society in Columbus, host at the beautiful bistro is the Ohio, where they have been play- we ll-known Richard Dudley, who
invites you anc your friends to come out every nite during the week and enjoy the fine music of Paul Renfro and his celebrated
combo.
thing different—but because it’s
good.
If you enjoy a rollickin’ good performance with all the trimmings plus good looks and body appeal, don’t fail to catch the Jewel Box Revue this weekend and the big Saturday matinee from 4 till 7. It’s real gone—believe me when I tell you! Call ME. 2-0087 for reservations Today!
The Indianapolis Recorder, Mar. 31,1962—13
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ize . . . Members of the sextet include our own J. J. (trombonist) Johnson, Hank Mobley on tenor sax; Wynton Kelly on piano, Albert Heath on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums . . . Count Fisher and his combo are wailing at the Carousel on N. Meridian with Grandy on piano . . . Welldressed and debonair Jimmy C o 1 - lins is playin’ a lot of piano at one of the top ofay clubs as usual . . . Sid Valentine and crew are jumpin’ 3 nites a wk. down South-Illinois-way . . . Their drum-mer-man Johnny Harris left last wk. for Kentucky and his blue grass farm . . . Bandleader Rupert Harris stopped by last week from Springfield, 111., enroute to Marion to attend the funeral of his brother . . . Baron Harris opens at the Apollo in New York
on Marqh 30.
HOSPITALIZED . . . Atty Edward N. Suber is confined in Methodist'Hospital on B-711 in critical condition . . . Dupree (Sporty) Dancy underwent surgery in Methodist Hospital Tuesday. THE WHITER has been constantly eatin’ up his chops for more education for our youngsters
it! —especially on the technical side
Because we know there are
at I oodles of jobs available—for only
random as we jet eastward and for I those who are qualified . . . and a while we’ll be telling you about! (sad to relate) very few of our ‘the people we meet’ in the east but j voung are prepared. Now comes wnenever we return west Sunset an editorial in Monday’s Times Boulelvard will be our beat in captioned “To Be Ready For Op-
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Starting MONDAY, APRIL 2nd At The HUB-BUB LOUNGE THE HOME OF JAZZ 124 W. 30TH ST. The Way man Stoudemire Trio Featuring BOB MELON AND HIS BIC HAMMOND ORGAN Direct from the Twenty Grand Club of Detroit, Michigan APPEARING NIGHTLY BIG SATURDAY MATINEE PUBLIC WELCOME!
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portunity” . . . “For a long time many Negroes and other minority group members saw little sense in education or job skill training. They weren’t going to get good jobs no matter how able they were. “This pattern is breaking . . . “They need talent where they can ^et it, and they are willing
to reward it.
“This is especially true in public agencies, government contract work and the armed forces. “Along with this, many unskilled jobs are disappearing. The untrained uneducated worker is the one at the end of the unem-
ployment line.
“The change has left many Ne-
groes behind.”
(Note: This is exactly what we have been saying for years.) Just to look at the many grown-up men and women who can hardly read their names is enough to make you want to cry. These people are hopeless . . . unless they return to night school and learn some kind of trade or take advantage of the Government’s Job Opportunity program. This thing is more serious than you think! THE TIME has come when Negroes MUST stop this nonsensical mouthing . . . and get down to ' bizzness . . . Simply putting our MONEY where our MOUTH is— and Pardner, this is no joke! Mrs. Mary Crowdus celebrated her 72nd birthday on March 27 She’s the lovely mother of our compositor George White and the delovely Ermadel Civils. Friends of Alice May Parker want her to hurry up and get well. The young lady was recently released from General Hospital. IN THE MAIL BAG—“Dear Mr. Gibson: “I’ve been wondering how long it would take some people to reach the business-invest-
ment stage.
“For instance, last spring I drove all over town seeking a plant nursery run by a Negro, before purchasing the border seedlings and ground ivy for spring planting that annually represents about $2.00 per householder out in the surburbs! “Since I’m paralyzed, I cannot do this for myself . . . and even housewives could start the seedlings in window boxes as I used to do, pooling their stock in small oots for the pre-Easter sale somewhere north by renting a corner and setting up a shaded stand for the Sunday drivers, etc. “I’ll need $5.00 worth of pink
dwarf phlox.” “Best wishes,
“Maria Burkett.” A wonderful business idea for somebody, don’tcha-think ?
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