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where they played to SRO iwbUwt week. Top panel, left to right: The heavy Other Winners in Music Poll To Be Announced Next Week Tmnm in the olhpr rilviion of Tho Courier Music Poll i innumirpfl nrt pk. The thousands of readers who JJ vtr their favorites will learn who won honors in dl fmbrarin i small combos, trios, quartets, female, and male prv tromhnne, tenor sax, clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax, triiml ne. guitar, drums, bass fiddle, piano, leader and pf The Kditors. mis i I hilt.

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Center panel, left to right: Big Charlie Fowkes, baritone mx ace; Bobby Plater, alio man; Sammy Jennings, vocalist; Earl (The Fox) Walker, kicks band on drums; shapely Winn I Brown handle femme vocal Nat 'King' Cole Singer Marie Ell NEW YORK Nat (King) Cole, star of stage, screen and radio, an nounced this week that he would marry beauteous Marie Ellington, night club singer, as soon as his divorce action is final. Cole and Nadine Robinson have reached a friendly "out of court settlement, said to involve as much as $75,000 in cash and real estate property, including a palatial home the couple recently purchased in Los Angeles. Divorce papers were filed In New York, but the action is under the jurisdiction of the 4 California The Coles had 4 been married for ten years. 4 A California divorce would block the marriage of Cole and Miss Ellington in that State, but they could marry in another State three weeks after 'the interlocutory decree became final. Marie Ellington, formerly a vocalist with Duke Ellington's orchestra, is not related to the composer and bandleader.

Her first husband was an Army Air Force Ji lieutenant, who was killed in a plane crash during the war. She MingO tiawpins ana me uictt i Mrs. Charlotte Hawkins Brown, head of Palmer Memorial Institute, Sedalia, N. C. It was renorted that Nat Cole slipped a five carat diamond ring on the tnira nnger, leic nana Ellington when the King Cole trio played an engagement at the RKO Theatre in Boston recently, xne trio completed date at we aooiio Theatre here Thursday, and will head for the west va81 witnin a lew aays.

END JIM CMW IN WASHINGTON HOLLYWOOD Bouncing' back in Hollywood rouowing aeverai months' "absence in the East, Timmie Rogers, popular, tooUisotne mmcdiin. onenad Wednesday night of last week at uiy cerg ior limited engagement. ma oneninr attracted a near capacity house of celebs which in cludea lvie Anaenuu, am mm Tallin Raavan. Mr. and Mrs.

Rene'DeKnight, Mr. Nat Col and Kwm "Nlrfcv Tavlor. Roger patter provea rnreamog and was weii receiver, mm airita vhleh included. Good Whiskey and Bad Women," "Go in nrnviH mnst nonular. nrmAA Wilson's orchestra, the Tiny Bown Trio and song stylist Mabel BCOtt maae uj of the show.

In Betty Hutton siyie. mim ixou ran the gamut of wet and hot number. END JIM CMW IN WASHINGTON Slssl Gefs Chcrttr to Open Agency ALBANY, N. Y. (ANP) Noble Slisle, noted bandleader, obtained a charter of incorporation here lait uk to onen a talent agency In Naw York State.

Capital of th eorporaUoa waa listed a $5,000. chores, and Jack Kelson, clarinet and alto sax And. Bottom panel, left to right: MUt Buckner, pianist arranger, and Lionel go through one of their show stopping paces, the maestro at the tom toms, and Charlie Harris and Joe Comfort, bass fiddle men. Of course, thaf Lionel at the famous vibes In the center, and at the left, after he has warmed to his task. Music lover have this terrific band to look forward to throughout the year.

AH Photos by Billy Rowe. to Wed ington VITAL STATISTICS ON LIONEL HAMPTON LIONEL HAMPTON 33 year smokes old five feet eight inches tall weighs 150 pounds Born in Birmingham. spent formative year in Chicago adopted Los Angeles a hometown studied at University of Southern California Played drums with Les Hite and Louis Armstrong joined Benny Goodman's band, remained four years Formed own band in 1940 Instant success; won Courier poll in 1943 Married to Gladys Hampton, who acts as his business manager Has interest in several sidelines: recordings and music publishing house among them even tempered, affable, hobby is music and his Scottv dog. Tempo, and his Persian cat. Swing Owns $2,500 vibraharp given him by the Deagan Cqmpany Fond of food GLEE CLUB COMES TO PRAIRIE VIEW PRAIRIE VIEW The commit tee on Artist Series has been successful in booking the Phyllis Wheatley Glee Club of Houston, for an engagement, eD.

at P. M. The noted singers' are under the direction of Mrs. Mattie Overton Lewis. END JIM CROW IN WASHINGTON SOME of the ration's better thinkers write columns each week for The Piburgh Courier.

Turn to Editorial rages. cigarettes chain fashion. but is abstemious drinker Peo ple in radio, movies, promoters and booking agent consider him tops to work with Although restless, he Is not temperamental Dresses quietly and wear little jewelry Endeared himself to entire country last year when he ordered his band off stand in Kan sas City because the managerment refused Cab Calloway admittance to hall Will not tolerate racial prejudice usually has one or two white musicians In band Owns myriad trophies and awards. Ambition: To keep top band at the top of tne muscal neap. UFB.

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11. RHYTHM Milt Buckner. piano; il Harris and Joe Comfort, bass fiddle. VOCALISTS Winni Brown and Sammy Jennings. RUNNERS UP IN POLL Vote ls Cast 7 Basie.

Stan Ken tori an II Hawkins Are Runnerjs In Greatest of All Pos By BIIXY ROWE, Contest Director NEW YORKLlonel Hampton the Idne of the ibes man" and his powerhouse orchestra repeated their triumph ox three years ago and walked away with th: fourth renewal of The Courier Band Popularity Contest Polling 4,942 votes in a tidal wave of ballots, Lionel Hampton again reigned supreme In the realm of jazz for 1946 47 A box office natural and one of the hardest work ers in the history of' popular music Lionel Hampton proved his tremendous appeal by shattering house records in theatres and ballrooms from coast to coast IJonel Hampton gave music lovers the music they wanted when they wanted it and they voiced their approval by casting a record vote in his favor. Blazing a torrid swing trail, Lionel Hampton paced the field in introducing novelties and popular songs His theme song, "Flying Home," was and is a musical detonator that sets off a veritable explosion of rhythm that transmits itself to both the staid and frenetic inusic lover IJonel Hampton's virtuosity on the drums and the vibraharp as well as his dynamic showmanship inspired the able musicians in his orchestra to always give their best Most important, Lionel Hampton's Orchestra plays at peak efficiency at every performance there is no "lying down" on the job and this coupled with the maestro's unquestipned musicianship and personality brought him home in front of the flock. Although th band revolves around the leader, all members of I the organiration twenty two strong: are given ample opportunity to' show their wares. Virtually every man is a soloist and each Is! awarded the chance to prove his claim to fame. Members of Lionel Hampton's Orchestra, winner of The Pittsburgh Courier's Fourth Annval Band Popularity Contest, are asj ronows: TRUMPETS Wendell Culley.

Joe Morris, Duke Garnette. Leo Shepherd, Lenny Nottingham. TROMBONES Britt Woodman, Michael Woods, Andrew Penn. James Warmack. SAXOPHONES Arnett Cobbs, Bobby Plater.

Kenneth Mann. Jack Kelson, Charlie Fowkes. Earl Walker, drums; Charlie z. loukt BASlK The "Jump Klni. or swing." also known as Prince Charming, still a potent force in jazz and two time winner of The Courier poll, came in a strong second.

4,144 votes. 3. STAN KENTON The "Painted Rhythm" maestro made a blgl dent in music and garnered third place. 3,101 votes. 4.

ERSKINE HAWKINS The Twentieth Century Gabriel always a I big favorite pulled up in fourth place. 3.071 votes. I 5. BILLY ECKSTINE The "Bronze Balls deer" was big box office and his voice was the lure with his comnarativelv new hand i It netted him fifth slot. 2,458 votes.

6. CAB CALLOWAY The "Hi De Ho" maestro fronts a top band and was ace showman enough to grab sixth position. 2.101 votes. 7. DIZZY GILLESPIE With a band of his own.

the "Re BOD" bov 12LOUIS ARMSTRONG OK Satchmo, "Mr. Music" himself, will live forever in the annals of jazz. His 883 votes. RECORD VOTE The people have apoken band came in twelfth. I The Ali American Drinks Corp Read of "Joe Louis Punch." wil ill maae i provide tne awards to be si made Drovide the award.

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tie iook eigntn place. l.UTZ votes. LUCKY MILLINDER A steady performer, the maestro consistently directs a good outfit, and it brought him ninth place. 956 votes. "Jumping Jack" He Is for btf aarpru Minnt at lmt hm prfrct vnf iuj, mini i mi i piav pjying that's lbMicac tnlollow.

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