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sr mm THIRTEEN I tr 'Si? itics Unkind To The Tempesfc zr. Reviewers core New Version Of Ir fowes FEBRUARY 3, 1945 gS THE PITTSBURGH COURIER 1 i i i ii li ii i i uaroa MYITIS ELLINGTON IN SMASH FRNT REPORT i the wake of the recent "work or fight 'edict, a a w. Ma the country's 4 local draft boards have already a the rosters of "name bands with an ev toward musicians who were formerly labeled: unfit for mili defense work or at least more essential indastry. Iters not being exempt, one of our most famous has received io return and "get with the uniform Webster is Poien after an extended atay at the Garrlck Stag Bar In tiro ay with Boyd Raeburn's group during its Apollo en Tr Young wai another or the sepia horn stars who TT 1 V. A I Star 'In H(uuciuiv irrrrii auuru uj LAUII JDmaw igu 1 tft XL OUhwvfc aumw W4.

A Ai UJUUE 'e nitu nvuui luv.ucuuujy save resurtea Dener ports uiai ivamenne ininnam wiu De zeatured in Trevu? the fall persist, although they are somewhat sub 3 that she has purchased a $270,000 mansion in here, as a. i oca Lion ior ner juunnam cjcnool or Dance "ui or.iy conunue wixn rne roaa tour of "Othello" 1 cr rsorj P.evson which time he plans to return to the concert Gross has purchased the new play, "St. Louis music, written by Arno Bontemps and Countee 3 call for Lena Home as leading lady, with a tiw Kmau jubouk numDers to oe forthcoming Carnegie Hall concert, Lionel Hampton Let My Kingdom Swing," which he is dedicating a.r.u Ainuuvng, ungs 01 me ciannet ana of uncm were Instrumental In guiding tiirn along the suoi ine recenuy xormed swing quintet organized is pruving a an ai. me lvance xaiace Xar.steni WTiile Day. Dawn and Dusk are gathering frcrn a 3 Ior tne excellent comedy singing job they're Ruben Bleu, particularly with their abbreviated tr.a opera, Martha.

tcu heard the interesting story that's making the rounds i icewn Qua ronnnger ana me veil Known former a ho both, ended up in jail after becoming too playful officer cf the It seems the band manager thought it be to tell the cop that the club owner was crazy and ccr.r.r.el. which happened. But then, when the prankster! rs to ge" his in en a out he ended up behind bars himself I huge fo everybody but. "World A Com i bees ven an awara cy the writers War Board, as one of taio pre grama combaung race, bias. Roi Ottley, who oris; lie prcgram will joon return to the war corresponding field fee.

w.ta r.ussia as a proDaoie objective A new recording under the traae name or uuiid, has signed among others. Eocco and his novel pianistics, to retail for 75 cents kuretta newest starring picture ror Monogram win he iarrrr picture. "Voodoo Queen, which continues the series xhich she has been handed since the publication of her arrival In fioilywood Roy Bldridge will is a cording date while he is in town with Artie Shaw, S' 3'v band is under contract to another company. It "sack to. the contract which was signed when the trumpeter rx2 bar.d and which keeps him from being billed on any of recordings for Victor, although heplays on them The Tvho are currently on a tour of the South, are having tiiv ncining continued over, me xsiue ixecwora.

Tr ir. from local stations. Scheduled to be on the road t. singers will head for the Midwest at the conclusion I xie trek Mrs. Frances Blddle, wife of the Attorney irj recently completed a play about the famous Sojourner iv sr.e no pes to interest istnei waters in me title roie kresr Josh White Jr.

is still receiving letters commend his excellent redntion of three of his father's most popu i "Or.e Meat Ball," "Jericho," and "The House I Live In," Ccurt ey's pre gram a couple of weeks back Still suffer his throat. Josh White Sr, comes out of Cafe Society this as operation, after which he will leave for California to uii ith Libby Holm an Soldiers in town from out Tsr report that Jimmy Mundy has received his Army dis Isrers Elwood Smith, young baritone, who is proving: at Cafe Society Uptown, has a concert tour in the back Rex Tneram has been signed by Columbia. Pictures tie genie roles, tie wiu portray me viani iwvokwi he forthcoming Arabian rlghts technicolor production rard ar.d One Xights" fewest aaaiuon to me opoi are the sensational Harlemaires, three guys and a gal OWE te rs since if been overseas, word comes back that Is The Army" revue is being subjected to discrimination vir.g conditions are concerned, since it went to the Pacific This seoms particularly deplorable when one stops to think th regard in which Joe Louis was held by the Canadian this past week, when it requested the American Gov illc to come to Canada to help boost the morale Joe went and nobody stopped to bring up the cr. er. rcjte' Jimmie Marshall ia having license aini his theatre project in Newark and may not be able to J.

Porto Rico, who has become famous as the fi rn the Apollo Amateur Hour, was taken very kstaee and had to be rushed to a hospital, out nas to be back at his old stand again The Zanzibar exception of the Nicholas Brothers, has been held Mother 'our weeks at the Broadway nitery. and meanwhue rz ir.to the Roxv Theatre Maceo Birch left last ar.d points west, in line with his plan of opening erv Jimmie Brijrjrs. Burrell iTirner ana jdodoic the rr.en behind the Count Basie appearance at the Renals 25 Larry Steele Is turning tn an excellent Rendezvous emcee, marking his first appearance in that canacitv. using mostly original stuff which uriny though clean Tondaleyo's may be one i sTt: snots affected by the Kocaeieiier decision xo Duy 7 A that street in preparation for an 18 story building to erect, since the Club 18. wtucn is next aoor, nas re ve: its "removal notice Reports from Boston have it Cole Trio and Timmie Rogers completely stole the show or.

by Bob Hope for wounded war veterans in that i.t audience of 50,000 While in Jackson, last a dance, Duke Ellington journeyed over to the State's tune written hv three of the inmates Elbert Bishop, I. McGhee. It is titled "Count the Stars in the Win cauzht Duke's fancy and he has promised to plug fo sers Th VAACP has demanded immediate withH the ru Birth of a Nation," which has been playing at Modem Art here, with the protest that it only serves Prejudice and hatred Marva Louis win make her the Anolln Thea.tr the first week of March, after appear at either Loew's State or the Strand Theatre The Delta Rhythm Boys will be among the per set to entertain at the Press Photographers' Ball 1 Astoria While Bon Bon opens at Kelley'a before And its here that I sign "Izzy" 2091 N.T.C. 27.. a 7 efv ay By IZZY NEW YORK Last Vhny day nisht.

Msjsrarpt Wt nrDugnr, ner seccsid modernized version of aJ ShakesiearA. arii drams, to a Bmsww amogh mis time it was a coxne ay. in em pest. rather than getting set for an early opening at the Onyx Clubjthe tragedies of Othello, which 1 A 1 AW TT 2 1 aw juo as listeners inougm. jaquire mree way jaxa con i predecessor insofar as critics and reaecessor msorar as critics and udience mietirm mrmmaiI The Tempest" ia generally eon Jt i IOMlx Via KI iu 1 Tha Sard A.w vast ua xmssea me oppor i tTT i th rMT trt Tirmnnt II vu msul C.5aV' 1 3 UV VUAMUU fkV ited.

In each case, there has a colored and m. wtifA land in each case much of th mul SddTenforme e.T UCiCLVU. ilU.UUI newcomer to the Broadway scene nw xare nearry so well Its interesting work. At any rate it is one of the lesser known of his plays. Burton Rascoe of th World Telegram had this to say: "Mar garet Webster deserves a medal for bravery.

She has dared to put on, in these times, a production of The Tempest' the most insub stantial and poetic of Shake speare plays and with an unerr ing instinct for showmanshin. has co sxarrea vera zorina (a ballet dancer) as Ariel, and Canada Lee i a Negro actor who rose to fame as Bigger Thomas tn "Native Son' as Caliban. Almost anybody might imagine that Mr. Lee would make One Caliban, but it takes a real genius like Miss Webster to imag ine mat Miss Zorina would make a fine Ariel and that between the two of them dius a rood nroduc tion they would make even Thm Tempest acceptable Broadway fare in a season or competition on the part of numerous first rate. modern plays.

suspect Mr. Lee stood before the cage of Gareantua in Rinar ung srotnerr circus, studying txargantua's postures and grunts and breathing sounds, in preparation for his role as Caliban, for in wondrous costume he was very like Gargantua last night an ar ticulate Gargantua to be and Mr. Lee's diction is clear, resonant, for Mies Webster rightly Insists that Shakesoeare's lines shouldn't all sound like Gabriel Heatter. Caliban's lines last night sotmaed very much like Canada Lee's, which I suppose they should sound if you are going to mod ernize Shajcespeare." John Cnanman of the Daflv News said: "Canada Lee's portrayal of the monster Caliban is one by which I shall measure all other readings in the years that are left. It is most beautifully spoken: it is at once fearsome and touch ing.

It is one more evidence that Mr. Lee is a thoughtful, ambitious and resourceful actor." Robert Garland of the Journal American said: "Canada Lee, cam ounsred as the hideous and un happy Caliban, looks more like bush walking than anything I can think of. His makeup, I feel, is unfortunate. Anyway, he's too forthright an actor to be assigned to a role that calls for grunts ratner than acting. "Cheryl Crawford has shown courage, imagination and admira tion ior tot tneatregotng public in producing The Tempest and bringing it to Broadway.

She. with Margaret Webster's stalwart as sistance, has endowed the offering with a good deal more than Wil liam Shakespeare did. I wouldn't have missed it for anything. But I'm not going back again, either! vv Eddie Byrd Forms Combo SPEJNGFD2LD. Ohio Eddie Byrd.

former bide beater with Louis Jordan's orchestra, has or ganized his own combo, and is currently swinging at Son CHrlL here. Eddie plans to Invade New Tork and Chicago in the near future. rift i. a 's. i.

If Latft I ON TOUK Miss Helen Msrfie.whe hes appeared in many leeitimate plays en Broadway, is currently touring with tha "Chicken Evary Sunday" cast. Miss Martin is a native of New York. kjmts enoo.7 Kara "Hesss The Jtve Mr" 4S14 HAST1NO STtxXr 1. JTST MXCIXVXD A VTW SXBCX WOXDDt" CacA Gnat VJxarjra max won sxamc (Tesr Baoora I WOWTJXR Gaat "CECIL'S Booortr "BLUX DANUBE" "WINS. WOsfXM aad BOXO" ruste sx.se Sand LM Deseatt won Orssr.

'JSL1 'iiiiiiianiiSi. Hi trVv. i Fort Lewis Swing Outfit Rated One Of Hottest Bands In Khaki FORT LEWIS, Wash. One of the hottest GI swine outfits to be found anywhere is the 29th Special Service Band stationed at Fort Lewis. Led by Ernie Harper, former Pittsburgher, the orchestra has created a minor sensation up and down the West Coast and has been lauded by movie stars and servicemen alike.

The band has appeared at the Hollywood 1 Canteen and tour ea with the Hollywood cavalcade. alKil show, sons Bridges," which raised $11,000,000 in war bonds. This record so impressed the brasshats that they gave the mena ce rs or tne Dana ruriougns and extended their stay in the United States. Although the band is not an authorized unit of the Army, it is rapidly oeing acclaimed one or the hottest in the country. Big name maestros who have heard the band say it is terrific The men were former members of crews led by Lionel Hampton.

Tiny Bradshaw. Les Hite, Fletcher Henderson. Nat Towles, Louis Jordan and others. The bands line up includes Joe Thomas, Payton Hairs ton, Wendell Jackson. Wendell Turner.

William Williams and Adrian Lof us, saxo phones; Robert West, Louis Jones, Elmer Taylor and Ronald Branch, trumpets: Wyatt Ruther. Samuel Mclver, George Wilson and Mur viiie Ate is, tromoone; Bernard Hipkins and Christopher TulL drums; Charles Oden. bass; and Ernie Harper and Donald Hill, piano. One or the most popular num Ders me band plays is Joey Jody, composed by Ernie Harper. The number has been recorded by the band.

If everything goes all right, the boys will stay together and when the war is over they will break out with one or the hottest post war bands in the land. GIs Pick Marino BELGIUM After seeing a picture of lovely Marine Johnson, TondaleyoTi chanteoae, in a recent issue of The Courier, the boys of the 563rd Quartermaster battalion here Immediately chose her as their pin up pretty. If all yours. Marine. BASIE HONORED BY SYMPHOMIST NEW YORK.

Count (Booeie Woogle) Basie will stick another in his already heavily laden ed cap next week when Eugene Goosens and the Cincinnati Symphony Or chestra features three of his own compositions "Basie Boogie," Coming Out Party, and Harvard Blues. The date is February 7. This will. In all probability, be the first time any jump artist has had a trio of numbers played dur ing a regular concert before the elite of music lovers and along with the old masters Beethoven. Bach and a k)t of other Bs and Cs.

The Jump king holds two other distinctions beside the one already told. His composition "One O'clock Jump" was the first 'American music played by a United States Army band on conquered territory ana me zirst music asxea ior by 1500 returning wounaeu veterans of many Pacific area campaigns was that of the only Count Basie. The tune: "Red Bank Boogie." I notable cast of 45 distinguished artists. At the conclusion of the show, thunderous applause made for half dosen or more curtain calls. Of social significance, the orig lnai ptay, as re styiea oy Webster, proves to be most attractive of the Bard of Avon works yet to be seen on the learrumate stage.

Audience reac tions to the daring theme uniformly gratifying, and the dis tinguished singer actor and the en ar) company oeserve a run meas ure of credit for their share in the pro: motion of good race relations. D. C. A i iSt'if. tf 'X.

i U66ED KHTTHM Ono of the hottest Army swing bands is tho 29th Special Service band at Camp Lewis, Washington. Members of the orchestra in Later they played a big part in an ERNIE ANGEL Diego and hit the road for sixteen one nighters. Ernie has enlarged his crew io sue teen men for his invasion of the East where he is booked until late in ApriL i Long one of tot most popu lar outfits in the West and Mid rdlewest, Ernie's gang is current Is ly playing at FIELDS ROCKS CITY; TOUR SET JkH Ernie Fields their peak and when they start jumping, everybody jumps. And when he slides into the sweet music he dispenses so distinctly, dancers call it heavenly music. Watch for Ernie Fields and his orchestra they're coming your way.

that "his people can aid themselves by helping others. He hopes, be stated, his contributions will hel some child regain his or her healt and strength in order to be one of our good citizens of tomorrow. We salute the Bronze Mayor, Jesse J. Johnson. OTHELLO' ACCLAIMED IN LOS ANGELES BOW By HERMAN HILL iXJS ANGELES Continuing its unprecedented Nation wide trail of successes, Shakespeare's immortal tragedy, "Othello, starring Paul Kooeson, uut tuien ana Jose rerrer.

scored a smash hit with a re a Dorlsive first night audience at the Biltmor Thatr Vnniiav niht magnificent performance by s9 va4B Margaret oe of the one son were dynamic in their climax roies. John Haggott is associate pro ducer, and design and ligbun; credits go to Robert Edmom Jones. Following a completely sold out mree weeks engagement in Angeles, the production will be presented in San Diego. Long Beach and Pasadena for one ana two night stands. A six weeks showing in San Francisco at the Geary Theatre folkrws.

Thence a jump to Denver, and then to Chicago for an undetermined showing. St. Louis and Kansas City will be Both Miss Hasren and Mr. Rbe I by passed because of WHDI IN WASMmOTOM. TtST CLUDDEWGASI Mecca cf Ccfa Secbty tb Eeat 14U ZS YOB STtSZT.

tL W. 'WASHINGTON f. seating arrangements. segregated FOX TO MAKE "DARK CONTINENT' HOLLYWOOD Twentieth Cen tury Fox producer director John Stahl, through Berg Allen Berg AVARaWasaaBt nnn as ri SkTI Mi1aB? eMeSwVasV VUtVCfi WIIU SsVU VUC SB tVI AfAAJ fn isk a tss4 CuTliVwtnaa ssaas ssj srass I Thm Dark Contlnant MGM. Par 0 HE GIVXS Jee J.

Johnson, tne Brnoie Mayor of St. Louis, and leading businessman, proved that ha had the interest of his people at heart whan ha contributed generously to the Mile of Di'mes in St. Louis, and the Infantile Paralysis Hospital ia Tuskegee, Ala. I amount and RKO all had previous pending; bids. Stahl gained fame several years ago by bis expert Mifi.rhin of "Imitation of Life, which starred Louise Beavers and LosjFredi Washington.

The GI Sisa Sctioa! I WONDER 15, CsBf. raBBaTSSswjraaaSs it By PVT. CECIL GAMT CILTEowE FLEXnONI KECOtO 7Q $lMri carry, cr postpaid STATE SHOP 1 Tl 6 SVttl WSftl SiTSatf RETURN TO HLMLAND LOS ANGELES Making his first appearance on the West Coast in two years, Duke Ellington, genial genius of jazz, and his stellar orchestra, acclaimed America's No. 1 syncope tors, thrilled capacity houses at the Orpheum Theatre last week with their artistry. The crack aggregation, composed of several members who won recent national, award, for their ability, ran CTf IV HI III 1 fyvu ess astss bs AVI SjSSSj iiasij.

a as poll mm I (the gamut of the Duke's inimitable clude former stars with big name craws. They recently scored a smash hit in "Sons O' Bridges," an ell GI show, which netted $11,000,000 in war bonds. arranged comnoattxms much to the I luntnltjrtjMl dHvbt of enthunlaav Band vocalists Included Joya Sherrill, Roaita Davis and Albert uiboier. suss sitcrnu was impres sive the Duke new and recent ly recorded tune, Tm Beginning to See the Light. Ellington and his crew are booked for successive weeks at the Golden Gate and Orpheum Theaters in San Francisco, respec tively, and are slated for a series of concert appearances in Midwest cities and the East.

Mirthful Dusty Fletcher, comedi an deluxe, using a ladder for a prop, gave a side splitting perform ance. Eclistine Plays Texas U. Prom AUSTIN. Texas Billy Eckatine's fast rising young band won a sig nal honor in landing the assign ment to play the Southwest a lead ing dance date, the university of Texas Winter Formal Prom. Sat urday, January 27.

The booking was handled by Bil ly Shaw of the William Morris Agency's New York office through the Universitys ail student dance committee. Eckstine was selected by the University over several other top name bands that had been submitted to play the big dance. Tom my Dorsey, Jack Teagarden and Fletcher Henderson were among the bands which have played the date in recent years CHARIOTEERS OPEN AT SLAPSIE MAXIE'S HOLLYWOOD The Charioteers, famed for their work on Bing Crosbys Kraft Music liall air show, opened Thursday night for oa ivdPTPo c.t vi. limited engagement at la pale jy.jMaxie's nitery on Wilshire Boule came to the Alabam for four weeks and before it was over with Lighten Noble's orchestra avucu uj inuaui pupuuu auj uiui sjwi iuritad an all star cast are featured ten solid weeks. In fact, trombone playing Ernie so impressed diners 'in "Laugh Town, Laugh." and dancers with smooth style of playing that it looked like he would never leave the Tinsel City.

Following his stint at the Club Alabam, Ernie and his gang move into the Silver Slipper in San MILLJNDER SWEEPING COAST; TO HEAD EAST LOS ANGELES Following an ultra successful six weeks engage ment at Club Plantation, Lucky Millinder and his versatile orchestra closed Tuesday last. They are set for two weeks at The Silver Slipper Club in San Diego. The aggregation will then hit the road for Kansas City for a three day stint, move to th Pnva 1 Thtr in Ttltlmor thA Howard in Washington, and windl61 "Darlingjras recently ro up at the Apollo in New York. where Lucky is a favorite. During his stay on the West Coast.

Millinder set a new record by playing five consecutive command performances on "Jubilee," at Radio City in Hollywood. His orchestra was the magnet on New Year's Day to draw the biggest crowd of servicemen ever to squeeze into the Hollywood Canteen. Because of his extreme generosity in Playing for servicemen's camrw shows from Seattle to San Diego. Millinder was voted "iung of Camp Shows. A new sweet novelty tune en St.

Louis' Bronze Mayor Aids Mile Of Dimes Fund sis, Jesse J. Johnson. Bronze Mayor of St Louis, contributed 500 dimes to the Mile of Dimes Fund. Not content with that gesture, Mr. John son also contributed $50 to the Infantile Paralysis Fund at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama.

Mr. Johnson, head of the De Luxe Enterprises, is one of St. Louis' most prosperous businessmen. Mr. Johnson not only operates a restaurant, hotel and a string of taTicabs, but he has taken an active interest In bringing to the St.

Louis public the best in dance music and entertainment. Striving to create more interest in raising funds to fight infantile paralysis. Mr. Johnson spoke over Radio Station KMOX urging all Mound Cityites to give unstintlng ly When the news of Mr. Johnson's contributions reached the public.

be was deluged with phone calls and letters congratulating him upon his deep feeling for a worthy cause. Mr. Johnson believes that acts of this nature can show corded by the hand, with vocals by Judy Carol, said will be soon released. The number drew instant raves from Club Plantation! devotees, with cbantuese Carol's' singing coming in for special praise. During his last weeks at the club.

Billie Holiday was an added attraction with Millinder at the club. The band is traveling in a huge. Patriotically decorated, two aecker, streamlined bus. "St. Louis Woman" fo Bo Produced On Broadway ST.

LOUIS The new Negro nlav. "St. Louis Woman." by Countee Cull en and Arno Bontemps, will be produced on ii roadway this sea son by Edward Gas. The setting of the play is St. Louis in 90s.

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Garden, on West 52nd Street. Entertainment from the popular spots in the Broadway area are scheduled to drop in for appearances, and Ed die "rtochester" Anderson has promised to be on hand to add to the festivities. The entertainment committee is headed by Fannie E. Robinson. and includes: Evelyn Davis, Artie Belle McGinty, Phyllis Oliver.

Maude Osborne. Susie Sutton. Irv ing Williams, Tom Fletcher; Paul Johnson, Idella Kohke, Lillvan Brown Evans. Wilhelmina Williams. Odessa Warren Morse.

Bes sie Buchanan. Rosetta LeNoire. Ida Forsyne. Percy Verwayne. Clifton Davis.

Josephine Heathman. Ella Emanuel and vice chairman Charles W. Joyce. Music will be supplied by Cass Carr. currently playing at the Hotel St.

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