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PAGI5 SIX ACTION Great Floor Show, Superb Music and Wonderful Appointment Make Gene Daniels Place One of Hottest In State. CINCINNATI COTTON CLUB ALSO "READY" By WILLIAM G. MINN, Citv Editor. COLUMBUS, Nov. We missed the "grand slam" opening of Gene Daniels' Pythian Cotton Club here last Saturday night by not more than a few hours, en route to Cincinnati, where we went on a flying visit, but we stopped In at the place in the wee hour of Monday morning, and saw one of the finest night clubs Ohio has ever known.

Located on the second floor of the Pythian Theater building up on ML Vernon avenue in this bustling, thriving Ohio metropolis, we stood and marvelled at the dash and class of the place which has been opened for the enjoyment of Columbus people. Working in partnership with Dan on this big time" venture are Dewey Puckett and Berke Hester, two "regular who are past masters of suave hospitality. Seats For 40O Guests The placa, with a spacious bal cony running around one side of the main floor, is a marvel of beauty and elegance, and still it retains that warm intimacy which is so conducive to Injecting the atmosphere of a real night club. With tables placed to 'advantage all around a polished dance floor, which glistens In the soft lights, which seem to make everything so Cory. th management of the place lnforrqed us that 400 patrons can be seated, and a 1 of them can see every detail of tie marvelous floor how, which is one of the features of the place.

Olebritiett On Hand Saturday night celebrities whose names are llnkei with the "Social Register" of Ohio, turned out en msjff fo pay tribute to; those who opened the place. Seen at the opening were Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones. Cecelia Chancellor, Mrs.

Trene Hylton, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hicks, with a party which consisted of Dr. and Mrs. Harmon Wilson.

Mrs. Harold Dickinson, Mrs. Mabel Payne, wife of Cleveland's progressive councilman, and Dr. Sydney Sloan. At another table Mr.

and Mrs. George Boswell were hosts to a large party. Also seen were C. C. Bruce and Waldo Tyler, the former a confirmed bachelor, and the latter a bachelor benedict, and scores of others.

Red Hot Floor Show But what real! gave the set up a New York background was the i AIR STAR 4 WILLIAM EDMUNDSON Basso of the Southernalres Quartet who Is heard as an. in dividual entertainer for the first time in the Moll program each Monday, Wednesday and Friday over NBC WEAF net works. high class floor revue and stage show, which wis put TO. with all the finish of a New York "after yawning" spot. The show, which runs In two scenes of 45 minutes each, was directed by Johnnie Johnson and presented Atta Boy Blake, comedian ani dancer; Raleigh Randolf, a real crooner; Jon and Mary Caleb, hot cha dancing team; Dolly and Billie, known as "The Brown Skin bits of feminity, who have charm, grace, beauty and ability as their main assets, fascinating Joe Wright, whose twinkling toes and dimpled smile enchant as she does an acrobatic and tap dance and four really good looking chorines in Dot Alexander, Janette Grider, Helen Hunt and Edna Lanear.

Music ia furnished by the Eleven Red Hot Dixie Rhythm Boys of Illinois. And the way this bunch can play ia the very last word. Another "CottonCluV And while we were zooming along through Ohio, we heard of another marvelous "Cotton Club." This place is in Cincinnati, at the Hotel Sterling, located at Sixth and Mound streets, and ia under the capable management of Mr. Michaelson, who has taken over the hotel and the cabaret after a number of years' absence. Sunday evening, we found the place packed to the door, with C.

S. Eelton and hi famed Society Syncopators doing their stuff to the edification of a public which have taken them to their bosoms. And we heard them go "over the air" directly from the ballroom of the place, with a colored announcer "doing his stuff in the approved fashion. We're going to do a real story on this youngster some day soon, and until then, we're going to let you whet your appetite wondering about him. A fine floor show enhances the place.

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ot "Info." Nevr was 1 more confident than I am today. becau5e "I have 1he Kocds." I a.t onlv orrv that mv position does not allow me to sav what I know for the next two weeks. I have positive info on everv race for the next two weeks from Arlington Downs and Bowie. Md. Watch Make Those Bankers Weep, and Moan Again This Week It will pay von to drop into mv office and see for vourself what's Koinz on.

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LaMOYNE 4342 Michigan Avenue Chicago, 111. SO LETTERS ACCEPTED OR ASSWERED 7Ji Pittxbnrsh Courier SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1S i i i i 1 PLAGE 1 ME IF ESEA1W "EMPEROR JONES ON THE ROOSEVELT SCREEN NEXT WEEK "Emperor Jone," a masterpiece in rhythm, and one of the greatest dramatic characterization in screen history by the talented Paul Robeson, cornea to the F.oose venlt Theatre, beginning Monday of next week and continuing for four days. This mightyNfilm is a vivid portrayal of a terrific tornado of human emotions. It portrays the rise of Robeson, the famous featured star, from a Pullmaa porter and Ufa in Harlem, down Into the role of a hunted fugitive from justice All programa are Eastern Standard Time. Every effort has been tnade to Insure the accuracy of these programa at the time of going to press; however, there is the possibility of late changes.

Sunday Southland Sketches WJ2 .10:00 A.M. 760 Ethel Waters WABC 8:00 P. M. 860 Monday Plantation Days WLW 8:15 A. M.

700 The Riff Brothers WLW 11:45 A.M. 700 Negro Male Quartet WEAF 7:00 A.M. 660 Claude Hopkins WABC 1:00 A.M. 860 Tuesday Four Southern Singers WJZ 10:00 A.M. 760 The Riff Brothers WLW 3:15 P.M.

700 Claude Hopkins WABC 1:00 A.M. 860 Wednesday Four Southern Singers. WJZ 10:00 A.M. 760 Eva Taylor WJZ 03:00 Noon 760 Claude Hopkins WABC 3:45 P. M.

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ECKSTEIN, Radio Editor 1 WEAF 7:00 P.M. 660 Cab Calloway WJZ 12:00 Mid. 760 Thursday Four Southern Singers WJZ 10:00 A.M. 760 The Riff Brothers WLW 5:45 P.M. 700 Harlem Serenadera with Hall Johnson Choir and Claude Hopkins WABC 8::30 P.M.

860 Bob Luby and Jean Eldridge WWSW 10:45 P. M. 1500 Elmer Calloway WFI 11:30 P.M. Cab Calloway WEAF 12:05 A.M. 660 Friday Four Southern Singers WJZ 10:00 A.M.

760 The Riff Brothers WLW 11:45 P.M. 700 Cab Calloway WJZ 12:00 Mid. 760 Claude Hopkins WABC 1:00 AM 860 Saturday Plantaflor Days WLW 10:00 A.M. 700 Negro Male Quartet WEAF 7:00 P.M. P60 Elder Michaux WAEC 9:00 P.M.

860 RhythrajClub WLW 12:00 Mid. 700 AMBRIDGE PLANS BIG HOLIDAY DANCE Redmond's popular Bell Hops, the famous radio and dance or chestra which features Mack Williams, tap dancer and Clark Baker, radio's songbird, will furnish the melodies and rhythm for the gigantic celebration cn Thanksgiving night, November 30 in the pe cially decorated Croatian Hall, on Merchant street, Ambridgn. Pa. This affair looms as the season's social climax with a big turnout promised from Rochester, New Brighton, Beaver Falls, Ali quippa, Sewickley, Pittsburgh. Midland, East Liverpool.

Salem, New Castle and Youngstown. Featured as a formal affair, the committee in charge has spared no time or expense in order to make the surroundings 1 and the settings the very best. Special cars from tha Junction, New Brighton, will leave at 9 p. fcr the dance. In addition special biues will return after the dance for Al iquippa.

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Send In your order today and share with us two days later. Mention System Preferred. Send No' Stamps MlllviUe Novelty Co, MUlville, N. J. the holder of the lucky number.

Dancing will continue from 9:30 until 1:30 p. m. The affair i being sponsored by Leroy'a Whoopee Club, Including Willie Sheppard and Henry Stars That Shine By BILLY JONES The "Run Little ChUlun." Company is at the Shubert Theatre, Newark. N. J.

'Hall Johnson and his group are not twith the show, but are on a concert tour' en route to the coast. Billy Jones is looking fcr a first tenor and a second tenor who can lead In a trio, do novelty songs, vaudeville and radio work. The party must be responsible Tar his fare to 209 W. 130th street, New York City. Adelaide Hall and the Cotter.

Club Revue are at the Earle Theatre, Philadelphia, Pa. The Mills Brothers are at the Imperial Theatre, Toronto, Caa ada. Billy Jones in his piano and singing act is featuring the new. song hits. "It's the Talk of the Town." and "Don't Blame Me," both of which have met with much success.

He is looking for two girls, one with a contralto voice and the other with a soprano voice who can sing novelty songs. The Dixie Four are at the Stanley Theatre, Baltimore, Md. Connie's Hot Chocolates are at the Paramount Theatre. Toledo, O. MLe Nettie Lewis of Huntington, V.

will soon bo la New York where she will do vaudeville and night club work. The radio sketches written by Mme. Robinson of 2375 8th avenue. New York City, will be presented by a well known cast. Mme.

Robi son is the oldest member of the ActorH and Actreasea Betterment Association. MLs.i Irene Wiley, the Kate Smith of Harlem, Is preparing for broadcasting work over NBC Experimental Theater Group's Dancing Party NEW YORK. 16 The Experimental Theater group's dancing party next Friday night at the Witpka Club will mark their second annual affair. Many of the race's leading entertainers of the stage and club have liited their names to the program to add brilliance and gayety to the party. GOLDEH Fullerton at Wylie ADMISSION DCXTS ISo CHILDREN 10c Friday CLARA BOW In "CALL, HER SAVAGE" And GEORGE O'BRIEN In "ROBBER'S ROOST" Saturday TIM McCOY In "WHIRLWIND" And "STUDY IN SCARLET" Chapter 12, Thre Musketeers" Chapter 1, BTJCK JONES In "GORDON OF GHOST CITY" Comedy Sun; Midnite, Mon.

Tue. "TARZAN the Fearless" Plus G. ROBINSON and KAY FRANCIS ill "I LOVED A WOMAN" Wednesday Thursday "BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS" And "Tins DAY AND AGE" Friday MARLENE DIETRICH in "SONG OF SONGS" And 'GIGOLETTES OF PARIS' Saturday KEN MAYNARD In "KING OF THE ARENA" And "Arizona to Broadway" Chapter 2, BUCK JONES In "GORDON OF GHOST CITY" Comedy 'TARZAN', 'I LOVED A WOMAN' AT THE GOLDEN The Golden Theater's fine film bill for the next ten days starts out with a bang this Friday when the inimitable Clara Bcw will appear in "Call Her Savage" in addition to another film, "Robbers Rooet." Saturday, "Whirlwind" with Tim McCoy and "Study In Scarlet" and two serials have been booked, "Tarzan" the great jungle film and Kay Francis and Edward G. Robinson in "I Loved A Woman" wili be Sunday midnight and Monday and Tuesday's feature. "Bureau of Missing Persons' and "This Day and Age" will appear Wednesday and Thursday.

For Friday, 'The Song of Songs" with Marlene Dietrich and "Gigo lettes of Paris" will appear. Next Saturday, Ken Maynard in "King of the Arena" and "Arizona to Broadway" will be known in addition to two seriate. SOUTHVAY HOTEL CHICAGO By MARJORIE MADDOX Mr. J. H.

Maxwell of Washington, D. is visiting friends In Chicago, and making his home at the Southway Hotel. The Chicago Straight College Club gave a benefit dance at the Bird Cage Tea Room on last Friday night. Mrs. Ethelyn Costella of the Southway Hotel was the sponsor.

Miss Corrin Watson of Wash ington, D. epent the past week end in Chicago, stopping at the Southway. Messrs. L. Van Hatten and F.

B. Speight of New York City spent the past week In Chicago visiting friends and relatives. Mr. Van Thomas of Detroit motored to Chicago last Wednesday and spent a week at the Southway Hotel. CHOIRMASTER SZ i a WEN ALBERT Well known musician and orch tra leader, who's responsible it the choir with the present Cot ton Club revue and that of the "Stormy Weather" revue currently playing the Earle, Philadelphia.

Johnson's Happy Pals On Tour of Southland RICHMOND, Nov. 16 Johnson's Happy Pals orchestra are making a barnstorming tour of Virginia, Tennessee, North and South Carolina. The band has been augmented to 13 pieces and playing superior dance arrangements. All clubs and dance promoters can in touch with the orchestra at 1200 Oak street, Richmond, Va. Tfl'janisglle o276 A v.

At Br.i street Admission Adults, ZOo Children, 10c B. rgaln Matinees 1J.SO P. M. All Sestta, lOo Saturdays Holidays Excepted Friday and Saturday Double Feature Program MARY BRIAN with LEO CARRILLO In 'Moonlight and Pretzels' Also BOB STEELE In 'The Galloping Romeo9 Saturday Only, a New Chapter of "Three Musketters if Monday, November 20 Double Feature Program WARREN WILLIAM and JOAN BLONDELL In 'Goodbye Again' Alaa Greta Nimen, Mary Brian, Skeets Gallagher and Lew Cody 'Unwritten Law' Last Chapter of "THE DEVIL HORSE" With HARRY CAREY Tuesday and Wednesday Double Feature Program IX) ETTA YOUNG and RICARDO CORTEZ In 'Midnight Mary' Alo STUART ERVVIN and DOROTHY WILSON In 'Before Dawn Thursday Double Feature Program ROBERT ARMSTRONG In 'The Racketeer' Also PAUL LUKAS and LEILA HYAMS in 'Sing, Sinners, Sing9 288 290 WINDER DETROIT, MHCH. Rooms with Private Bath and Running Water DR.

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A WINTER PARK, FLA. ADMISSION I offer genuine Inside information. Devoid fA I never send out any combinations. I Each, and every Digit that I send ts HOT and triurt be played STRAIGHT. I only release Two (2) HITS Weekly.

NO EXCUSESNO ALIBIS. WIRE TODAY. I uooaDye gain Comes To Triangle The Triangle Theater' program beginning Friday and Saturday, includes "Moonlight and Pretzels'' and "The Galloping Romeo." On Saturday a. new chapter of "The Three Musketeers" will appear. Monday, "Goodbye Again" and "Unwritten Law" will play.

"Midnight Mary" and "Before Dawn" will play Tuesday and Wedtseeday. Thursday. "The Racketeer" and "Sing Sinners Sing." i JAZZ RICHARDSON RETURNS TO STATES NEW YORK, Nov. lfi from a triumph la Europe, where he appeared in most of the principal cities, Jazzlip Richardson, noted comedian. Is currently appearing at the Lafayette theater for a week's engagement.

This former etar of Connie's Inn and the Broadway production of "Hot Chocolates." in relating the conditions that confront the colored artist. spoke ia no good terms concerning their future abroad. RALPH MATTHEWS' MUSICAL COMEDY OPENS IN NEW YORF NEW YORK CITY. N. "Shadows or.

musical comedy all. vc bv tneatnea: Afro American, opcr.ei a Theater here last wer of 75. The musical score was 'AtvA i at niven tnamwrs "ward A derson, and the produi Jrii the direction of Sheldon Hos Lenora Cinberry and i. ry J. Kv have the leading Th booked for Was in pro sr.

i pv delphia. Buck and at at Metropolitan ooi N. Y. Next year will be camrnijj but it will be what the pnUUcv term "Just a half campaign," CENTER AVE. AT DINWIDDIE ST.

mnday Midnite And 4 Days Nov. 20 PAUL Reason utABTBng I from thi famous plaf by EUGENE OKlHl Positively the ONLY Pittsburgh Showing Not Offensive to Members of the Race ADMISSION FOR THIS ATTRACTION ONLY: i. Matinees Adults 25c Evenings Adults 30c Children iAt All Time 10c MIDNITE SHOW 30c STRAIGHT HITS Says Raymond Pipps (In Business for the Past Twelve Years) I Am Personally at the Track, the Scene of Action SENSATIONAL. OFFER $50 YOU. PAY ME AFTER YOU HIT $50 Strictly and Only Two Numbers Weekly! Never Jlore! No Specials No Stories No Bank I ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH Last week my 'regular customers made, errand cleanups, on day last I wired them to borrow money ana place on iwg Tfc DIGITS for Friday and Saturday.

These are on n.e eraph Office and wili be sent vou for veriflcalion. on cemana STRAIGHT HITS that sent out were as follows; 98j ana those who compute their numbers from the first, second ana i races. For those who net thcrirn from three five and I sffv1, 651. 101 and 600. For Stocks I released 781 721 for N.

V. and i y. 218 for Balto. Stock.i. And what a kiilinz on Bonds for 3.1 lira For Kew York and N.

K. 5 and 7. I also sent two ST RAJ OH NO EXPENSES SPARED THIS WEEK! Hit for $500Thcn Pay Mel wi'must protect our waeers this week. We are sending. 1ev'f ard to insure results.

Send in vour membership arul BOOST YOUR BANK ROLL. Don'i hesitater I ahiad of the srame. but vou MUST WIRE MB MY SHARKJe, diaikl. A itit OU lili. Arter eacn ni vou $50.00 as mv part Then I will wire vou the next hit.

IRE ME ONLY DO NOT WRITE Remember, do not write: this business I have no time for Jn, eorrcaoondenee. Evervthine is explained in this AOiit i. i me $3.00 as a guarantee that vou will oav for nv Telegrams fend vou direct from the TRACK. If vou should not Pv Wires, thev will be charated to me at thi end. So to avoio con with dj? honest Deonlf, I must ask for itds deposit, wrucc vc deduct from vour HIT.

My Advice to All Clients This Week GO THE LIMIT YOU MUST HIT! Thati la tne Word I Have From All Owners and Contact Me" at thf Track. Yoo Can't Go Wrens. with tis Cali'ore of Inforn WIRE NOW'l HIT EN 24 HOURS! You cannot go wror.e Go to the teleeraoh office na how that vou do not want me to loe bv sen i. 21. or X'J OA.

vou Wlii CL 1 WIUU1UK day. I am at the Track everv day from 6:30 A. M. to makin? contacts and eettinir info, from the "Inside" wU eet vour teleemm from me at the Track. But vou mur.

tt my Philadelphia Oitice. Thev will eive me vour raf. Distance Teleuhone and then I will communicate wltn voj. RAYMOND PIPPS and Turf Comnussionert MO South Street Thiladelphla, Pa, td and Srd i 1.