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Hi 'i I 18 THE PITTSBURGH COURIER t.X&A i 1 1 AV fcif'lw'M Leftover Flares From a Firecracker MFW YORK CITY The story of Hansel and Gretel and How they dropped bread crumbs to remember the path 1 home is a dud indeed compared to the map trotting, plane flving. car driving and story chasing chief who signs the weekly pay stanzas oi who uisumg uui worth of pennies to jthose who are interested Add this to the Sherlock Holmes side of the ledger, though, for Billy Rowe musta been through Gotham kj BnmiriiPrA 1sa. Th office looks like it has been breathed upon by a human hurricane. A singular i snecies. mv boss.

He musta blown in to look up some fancy adjective in the Jeather bound Noah, ana batter time a standstiU blow just long enough to write a hiero elyphiq to this pencil pusher whicn tne curator at xne local museum has returned with understanding to the Neanderthal Man exhibit. 1 A discerning eye makes out something1' like Scarlet Country Club in Westminster, which is probably where the vagabond vacationing, ana woman uus su hac in her best Lilv Dache model for a chance to inspect the spot first hand? Don't 'even stop to think. She would! i nriAMrn nnivai'iiF iim Hrr iiiiiri vra lUUvlniailU MBMVWWsM.f long enough in Gotham to attend the late Bub Hewlitt's last publuj appearance a funeral which marked for the second time in too short a period the passing of another of Harlem's "tall" men. For Bub Hewlitt was such a man, a strong man who lived among us in strength at a time when such was needed most. Much has been, written about the man whom the Mysterious Traveler caught up to last week.

However, the things that are most important are those whichjhis living created and his death left behind a wonderful learned clan of sons and daughters to build good in the world. LIES ARE BETTER I like the story" B. R. always tells about Bub. Seems that when he started his newspapering too many.

years ago, Bub kept the lumps off his noggin' by telling the toughs that tiie neophyte was his boy and his, ambitions were not be thwarted by the vims of tough ggs. So Rowe sailed along writing as he pleased minus the lumps. No wonder XJ fc. fl IbU JLAAlk? Ua www w. so'lonsr Bub vour eood lives after you and may your bad be interred with your bones.

From out that direction also conies the, report that one of the wax companies is trying to get the new champ, EzzartL Charles, to touch some tallow and take a band on the road. All wre can say is remember Jesse Owens, Ezzard, and you'd better follow the footsteps 'of the great Louis. Friday was the day that the bankers cried here and the boys were nicked for: plenty on 506 i. Carolle Drake Faulkner was served with papers in her husband's divorce case while "in Chicago. However, she refused to answer and is planning some other type of headline to show that the Rev.

wasn't preach Ing all the time. Sammie Fowler is proudly telling drivers at red light Btops that he's the papa of a new born girl whom he The entire eane is that hanoy about Clarence Rhett who's a. i a l. ii i A 1 U.UU.. out oi me ciuLcnea oi mness ana is aruuuu me iieaiiuy world again.

5 INVESTIGATED THAN BELIEVED A two bit swindler came into town last week and took a few girls and lads for a few nickels and dimes and lied about a score of others. One very fine lady he Involved never even heard of him and wouldn't have looked at him had sher He didn't. get locked up, but is in for a good noggin lumpin if he's caught by some of the guys who hate to nave their wives lied about. Though Ed Smalls is holding a bum check he cashed for one of the gals involved, who thought she was coming out of the situation with a $50,000 house, he didn't have the guy arrested, but will go to the girl's papa if. he isn't paid shortly.

How dumb can some chicks be? It makes Penny mad. Billy Eckstine goes into the Bowery, irr Detroit comes August one. So will the rest of the citv I guess, since Mr. B's so popular there Tickled down to my toes to learn that they're after Josh White like crazy to go into the B'wav hit. "Kiss; Me Katp" with th Snewar.ks rpallv inter ested in his answer.

His ery attractive missus took plenty or spotlight shme ironv tne local wolves at tne wens snin dig the other week end Welcome a giat artist back to the forefront, for Dixieland jazz is eniovine a sensational comeback in the Crescent City with 72 year old Papa Ce lestin its chief protagonist at the Paddock Club there. Overheard with a French accent that the fabulous 49 Paris International Jazz Festival, which was some clambake after all, that the 21,400 patrons most endorsed. Sidney. that, venerable reed chewer, along with Charlie Parker and Hot Lips Page. Since eventhing's the opposite in Paris, understand that Tadd Dameron wrote his name ona fan's shirt collar and Page topped that by autographing someone's tie.

Well, that should jack up the price if he wants to resell It I see that, the King Brothers out there in Hollywood are idea ing another one of those jazz movies. Wonder will be as guilty as the rest of the guys who turn out such flicker fare and forget to include Negroes on the menu as a full course instead of a side dinner? WON. Cht. station, took a new twist Sat. when 'its execs starred soprano Etta Moten and baritone Bruce FooteNon its Theatre of the Air program.

BY THOSE WHO HEAR THEM For the first time in his long and illustrious career, the "great Lionel Hampton will hit the Coast with no place to sit down. He'll bcvplayjng the Million Dollar and running from here to yon doing one niters. Hamp by the way, is one of: the few big, bands still drawing them in at the box office Speaking of big bands, New Yorkers were hapoy to see and hear Count Basie on the podium at the Apollo Theatre. That Basie's got some band! The video scene was Plenty sparked when they showed the Joe Louis my Farr classic of 37 on NBC Friday. Likewise that "South Pacific" gal, Juanita Hall, who beautied up the Van ity Fair viewer yesterday afternoon on CBS TV.

Folks can still catch the. Coles and Atkins duo who gueststint rm Morey; Amsterdam's tele show Thursday. and ditto Marian Bruce who's regular family member of the Front Row Cen ter tele offering on WABD Fridays Don Langan, direc tor of for Fred Waring's group, didn't Uke what you said at all about F. W. not hiring beige folks.

To prove it he sent a letter along to the paper which somebody published in your absence. Which proves nothing, 'cause we're interested, in the members being seen on the video scene as talent, not. as office help, off the set. F. W.

should fol low the policy of Arthur Godfrey, Eddie Condon and Ed bum van, who regularly mclude Negro talent. The nicest invite came chiefs way from Jean Jones who opened her Double Jav Ranch on the third between Chicago and Detroit If he doesn't show up to keep the date, maybe Penelope will find a use for that Dache model after all and perhaps vacate the apace behind Billy Rowe'a uxu a wax aeveaxn Avenue, x. u. King Cole Unhappy Soul Over Dixie Bias White Bongo Drummer Barred From MEMPHIS The bias boom fell on the King Cole Trio here last week and buried white bongo player Jack Costanzo so deep in prejudice he was unable to appear with Nat' and his gleesome threesome in two concerts at the W. C.

Handy Theatre. NEW YORK Dizzy Gillespie, whose bop throne is somewhat shaky on the Coast but stands solidly In splendor here on this Atlantic border, returns Thursday evening: with Dinah Washington and the Ravens to rule supreme over his frantic fringed dynasty at Bop City, official palace for the gone set. In a three week engage ment which should continue the packed house policy the new nitery Is enjoying, Gillespie announces he will there celebrate, the five hundredth anniversary "of begun by the Iroquois Indians that long ago with tom toms, birch plcclos and buffalo horns the chartered members of the percussion corner. We weren't around, so no official verification of this The Washington Raven Glllespie package has proven a natural box office draw in the past, since the variety of offerings makes a satis factory package for anyone to take home memory wise. The.

entire bill is slated for a three weeks stanza. M. W. IT FIRST IN THE COURIER jacquet on Radio Scene TV in NY The town which is famous for its anti Negro censor board head, just scratched its discrimination surface and came up with' the worm1 which does not allow a white musician to play in an all colored group. Though in a forty city tour of the badlands south of the Mason Dixon, this is ssilw UK is.

winding up a smash three week engagement at Bop City, where heVand Sarah Vaughan pulled in nightly to the tune of SRO, Illinois Jacquet will remain in New York long enough to do some radio and television guest appearances before departing for a string of one night dance dates in the East and Midwest. The mighty mite of the saxophone and his flyng sextet will be on the Treasury bandstand show, produced by Larry Dorn. via the Coast to Coast Mutual Network Saturday frora 6:30 7. and follow with repeat enqz on ma sum van J. oast of the Town" Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.

With his newly released "Black Velvet" looming as one of the big hits of the year. Jacquet will tee off his one night er tour with a dance date in Asbury Park, N. Jn Monday at the Armory. He Is expected to return to Broadway in September to make his second appearance on stage of the Roxy Theatre. nn IN NEW FILM A tense scene from the new Broadway film "Lost Boundaries" which opened last week.

Rai Saunders and Mel Dizzy Share G. Bop the first official strikeout of Jack who's at the bat with the fabulous group. However, Costanzo was kept out of the outfit in four other cities. In these towns, Shreveporr, Little Rock and Montgomery, it was the fear of promoters which kept thumping Costanzo off the band 'i cr3 1 Ferrer are two of the core members of fhe cast of this production which deals with' "passing" and racial prejudices in America. Dinah, Ravens City Honors 7 1 4 ...1...

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Ill was first formed in Florida. So rar no records have been released! on the new label by the combo. Also Rimless Sun Glasses Retailor New Oa4y 0.79 stand. In an exclusive interview with Nat and Jack, what this1 department was told must be off the record as it isn't possible to write such things in a family newspaper. Headed for California, the troupe will soon run out of the section of the icace IPdc IBares 1IPGissiimgr By MIKE WALDMAX (Drama CorrespondenU i NEW YORK Louis de Rochemont's semi tary film, "'Lost Boundaries," which opened last week at the Astor, unreeling its eloquently rare and dramatic story to a deeply affected audience is one of the most effective pictures to come out of Hollywood since "Home of the The story ofa Negro doctor and his wife, who because of their very light coloring are unable to work among: their own people, take an opportunity to work and "pass" ssi whites in a quiet New Hampshire! town is challenging one In fact it is the first of jts kind, in fllmdom, dealing bravely with i the sensitive 1m plications toward color it must state.

Based on a true Story by William1 white, which first appeared in' the Readers Digest magazine, the fewest anti Negro discrimination themed picture on Broadway has been hailed and hurrahed by this city's most austere and critical re viewers. True is the Time's belief that "there are tears ajad there is scripture in this film." However, this reviewer could not but admire columnist Seymour Peck's review which appeared in the July 1 Compass, for it was truly the most penetrating and while it hailed "Lost Boundaries" as a necessary and remarkable production, it also academically called up its inherent found in the leading character. Dr. Carter, portrayed by Mel Ferrer. Mr.

Peck writes: disturbing factor about "Boundaries" is it approaches Dr, garter with an air of kindly condescension. One might expect him to be a man of fierce pride in his race, its culture yet he goes through the picture feeling ashamed and guilty when, at the end the townspeople find out he Negro, it is as though they are forgiving him for being a Negro, as though they are i being generous because he looks so; darned white anyway If Doc; Carter had been dark, could he then have practiced medicine in' that town in the first place?" But be that aside, the film at the Astor is I truly one of humane ideals and skillful with Mel Ferrer giving a beautifully detailed and moving performance as the Doctor. Beatrice Pearson has a gentile, strong quality ss i the wife, and Canada Te. as policeman who helps set the be wildered son straight again, are excellent. As are Rai Saunders, as the doctor friend who urges the Carters to "pass." and William Greaves.

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