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Carr's Beach) July ll 16 1 Pr.ilade,.phi& (Show Boat Cafe). HOT BROWN July 8 14 Washington, T. C. (Howard Theatres July 15 Roanoke, Va. July.

18 Charleston. W. Va. July 18 Henderon. N.

C. July 19 Charleston. S. July 20 Columbia, '8. C.

DINAH WASHIXGTOV July 8 to Aug. 3 New York C.ty 'Bop City COOTIE WILLIAMS July Palestine, Tex. JUI7 9 Baton P.ouge. Tji. July 10 New Or1ear5, I.a.

July 11 Beaumont. Tes. July 12 Houston. Tes July 1.1 Alexandria. Ia.

July 14 Carn Hood. Te.t July San Antonio Tex. Jolw 17 Ko Worth. Tex. Ju! is Dallas.

Tex. July 19 J.ake Char'. July 20 1. iuly 21 Texarkana. Ark.

THK. RA EN July 8 ty Ati(T. 3 Nw TvrK fityi JOE THOM1S July 8 14 Wahinglon, Di C. (Howard Theatre; BI DDT JOHNSON" 5C0RD and Keedles with Every Order jfffC DMOVE ON VP HICMER Sfitw Ratctta JACKIE ROBINSON AT BAT (Orlflinal) HEAR MOTHER FRAY Sisttf Rautta UWEST SIDE BABY Bmm Walker OPERATION BLUES Dnnli Htfikeo SttTfc;" .79, 3H THIS WEEK'S ilBfiTr Trni. It PC0LE SLAW Iwis JorrtRn ,1 o7 1 1 I .791 ,79 73 FREE DIDN'T IT RAIN (Oriilaal) (J I OR ANV nTuro BDniHMir u.curt mirnrtn llLL.UnilJ jJHE ONE YOU WANT FREE WITH YOUK OKDEI POPULAR HARLEMiECORDS 79c SEHIFOR ME (ANS.) Earenf to I.

UH. II. DLUE HOT JU1KOR HOP SKIP AND JUMPER. i clock jump Joe, hitctb I ON EYD RIPPER Joe ll.idr BULL MOOSE JACKSON LITTLE CIRL DON'T CRY V1r, WUWEST SIDE BABY Uui 70'LJAM I ASKIN' TOO MUM vciMD IOYS "IJSEE EVERYBODY'S MOTHER WANT TO REST 'LJ i wimt mbiv rsjiwa .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 rJ illl1 .79 79 79 9 Milton ins ns 7QI UU HIT LUVt BtLOnilS IO TUU i A A 111, nil. 701 1 hh hi 1 nww uu IROWNIE McGHEE GOOD STEM WINDER .79 BEST JELLY BOLL IN TOWN .79 5 GUITAR BOOGIE I l3 greyhound bus .79 BOW LEGGED WOMAN .79, JOHNNY.

MOORE 'JNEW DRIFTING BLUES ZIUjPRIFTINS BLUES .1 JS0 LONG Z2' 3 YOU WON'T LET ME CO i DINAH WASHINGTON .79 i LOWELL rULJOM BLACK CAT BLUES .79 3 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING JESUS TRAVELED THIS ROAD MAHALIA JACKSON 0 011 A LITTLE DEEPER MOVE ON UP A LITTLE WISHER EVEN Ml TtUMPETEEXS GOSPEL TRAIN MILKY WHITE AY LITTLE WOODEN CHURCH SERVANT PRAYER, AMEN I WANT Tt DIE EASY OCK MY SBUL Jiftfleere NOBODY KNOWVna MBEWnirM tBop July 10 14 (CItJb Sa vov) July A5 Phoenix City. Ala. (Plaata tion Club) July 16 Tuskejcee. Ala. (Propeller Club) July IS Jackftonvill.

Fla. (Two Spot Club) July It rim. (Caalno Ball roomi READ IT FIRST IN THE COURIER Disc Jockey Bryant Turns Wax Circle NEW' YORK Disc jockey Willie Bryant, New York tallow spinner with the second highest hooper rat ing during the owl hours, is mak ing another niche for himself in the corner, with his Apollo recording of "Blues Around the Clock" enjoying a new fling. The four year old offering" is gaining way in the standard class, with Bryant's newest "Algiers Blues" looming okay in juke box plays. 1 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 LOWDOWN DIRTY SHAME Jo dan .79 YOU BROKE YOUR PROMISE Juriiin 79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 JS J9 42 YIELD NOT TO TEMPTATIOM Rt Paul .79 VW.Si WINGS St.

Paul .2 IPyi. "NE 8t. Panl CboH .79 Blind Bora PACKING UP Trumpet eera 79 FREEDOM TTTTmoeteef .79 SAVIOUR, DON'T PASS ME BY .79 YOU car Tn unvr i to TOUCH ME. LORD JESUS Sister .79 TOUCH ME. I ItAiJ il .79 SlV? '7? PVrNtyf MLV NOME Cbas.

WaUioa .79 Ynu "'U SEEK Coleman Brother 7.79 II. LISTED! filler ud ran nun free catalosue 774 1 0TH AVEHUE, IIEA7 YOSK MlTTrtV a. 6AI.NST BREAKAGE INSURED 1 STILL SWINGING Buddy Tate, former sideman witfr Count Basie, introduced his big little band to Phillyites last week at the 421 Club in Philly and 'starfed preparations for a summer engagement and a tour with Johnny Moore's Three Blaxers. Auditions Held for 'Lucasta Understudies NEW YORK When "Anna Lucasta" comes to the Apollo Theatre this Friday, with it will corns a lucky break for two understudies for the roles of "Anna" and "Rudolph." The Manhattan Drama and Opera Gui'd, which is producing the show, hold auditions and aspirants can make appointments by phoning the Guild at Circle "6 7258. Ben F.

Kutcher is directing and winners will, be given an Equity contract and a chance to tour with the company as with at. least; one public appeara.x.ea a autographed copy of his recording. Did You by Johnson, which is bouncing high af present. bee Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball and 'RED MENACE" William Greaves, seated, as i NEW tYORK Saturday evening when Murial Kahn sings the title role of "Aida" at the Triboro Sta dium at Randalls Island, the New York branch of the NAACP will present a scroll of honor to Alfredo Salmaggi for his contribution to The maestro, among the first in America to integrate Negroes into opera began fifteen years ago when Catarina Jarboro, Negro soprano, sang the title Vole of Amonasro in Aida." Thereafter such artists as James BoxilL Minto Cato. Edith Sewell, Paul Smith, Muriel Smith, Muriel Rahn and others were heard many times over, to great advan tage.

The recognition of Salmarci By the New York branch of the NAACP is in line with the policy of the national 'organization to en courage integration of Negroes In all phases of Industry, arts, science and profession on the community level. i READ IT FIRST IN THE COURIER Roy Brown Takes N. C. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.

Uoy Brown and his Mighty, Mighty Men finished a two day stay here by playing to capacity crowds Satur day night, having done the same in the of turnstile magic at appearances in Greensboro, Brown whose records are very popular FREI catatatM af atkar sa sarM et Baf ill It latsAY. ObacktkK ta: re f1 Lt'in mwii i at the Mayfalr on Broadway (N.Y.I. the reporter who begins to wonder if com poleon Simpson, as his munism is all he once believed it to be, in derful bit of acting. scene from "The Red Menace," film currently A Salmaggi to Be Honored For Work in Megro Opera father, does a Na GLITTER JOY OPTICAL COMPANY. DEPT.

PC 5 East Strcftft. New York 3. New York I IN LUCASTA Claire Leyba. who has madeNa hit part of in PhiJlTirYoTdan's comedy drama, "Anna liu casta," both in New York and London, stars in the of fering which comes to the Apollo in New Yorkrriday. with the shouting blues set, com poses most of his own tunes.

v. Beautiful 24 Ut. Gold Platcd Frames Deer White Optica! Lenses S4.55 Sangless Lenses M.95 BEICD SO MONCT. Pay Poatnaa for glaasea plus man poatage charge or moor order and par all postage ehargaa. Sarah V.I Dominates Dominion MONTREAL, Canada Surah Vaughan will make her second ap aired through the entire.

Dominion. She will also be conducted on a tour of Interviews with d. on every radio outlet in Montreal. READ IT FIRST I THE COURIER San Fran csco Vaude House Coses Doors SAN FRANCISCO Reportedly dropping 10.000. the Tlvoli Theatre closed its doors last week after a fourteen week try at vaudeville and stage shows.

The theatre first opened with a policy run the i nlll vaudeville acts and two second run pictures. 1 Alter the first week, the policy changed to 1 name attractions which Included BUlie Holiday, Count Basle's orchestra and Max Baer. Closing of the house leaves San Francisco without a vaudeville theatre. The Golden Gate Theatre, In the downtown shopping district, whichfeatured name attractions, returned to a policy of first run picture more than a year ago. READ IT FIRST IN THE COURIER i Plans Race Film HOLLYWOOD According to advices from 'New screen 1 1 iri aiiiviu I'll 1 in uif iir.

pen a. screenplay based on the stereotyping of Negroes in the American scene. Canada Lee is slated to IV. toplay the lead. Men Women No Pep, Tired, LISTLESS, RUNDOWN 1 ii natvri tm aitat araiwa urn.

yen ftav vkat etere Mil OHoasLIHB A their awn im aarla aaaa ta Ufa. eHlLTONlc aaatalna latraaiants yar aw aeeter araotai raaaai aM. UNO NO MONEY. Da am It sa It Baa aiua CO.O. im aeatal akaraaa.

It ywi aaaa aa aril ardar. va aay al awtaaa. It aaal faal: mT vtcailv aiiva mmm ai aii arauiaai in, aniaaaM lta aaara aa aaal aliar jau'll ea FHILTONir? 179 18 Mniald Aveoae Dept. 95 Jamaica 3. New Vork JULY 9, THE PITTSBURGH COURIER WfiDD k(Q7Dir Lyric Writing1 IB.iravfliinig ICbimduct v' By Capi iDim Band Slump "1.

'I, oft (D)(orQs, I I lW.1p&if$ Contest Held tbl I vwriLi: 'Zz 1 ikSTZI i ki'S ov.nitv ntr. jccd Koki a hit "Cttn'Jnvtv" Koko played 'once. Lmtfouu brings, to "KW of "Good. r.V.l ive Upline trt not." how have Nr r. throuch unusual or rona sure fire wn J0t tt warrant taking a new names.

Hene tfcu on tried and true i with this idea. Billy l.u MJfl rr.r tobel. 41:1 "I TJillvr ipsm't. need such devices to put over; he does something for a son? old or new. Needless state, Mr: B.

does a sock job on "Temptation" and that should be enough to end Eckstine devotees rushing to record stalls. On the other side "Crying." co comppsed by 1 I. L. kight Song St' wor, drum beater for lords, announced this four new name have ltd the Occca stable: tktni, Cecil Payne, Wilton and Carol RI Incidentally. Lionel Drinkln Wine" is ronj oa the Decca plat re can one find a copy Avenue Breakdown" i'the waxed HI "42 by Lionel and Col Triol It is an all due bj a matt combo.

against race tortie truit'in that several ns bave dropped the idea, no otbers stiil use them, Jirms fisir die ere I ntws i3 thi Billboard, mag. h33 dropped the BHlboird is not pre ju it was habit to use Billboard is to bo com ir eliminating: race la ratings. Cash Box words are being: re Bach fervor, the ma em reflect the dog: class wax is being; do not receive Xntil we do, we a to point out the nr recordlnrs. Best fnt or waxlngi of 1 new artists. One (to: the greatest i world cannot save iwtain: world i Song often but very few bu ongs.

Records aoni .5: GIFTED Dolores Smih at tired in "Sugar Hill," musical comedy opening at Las Palmas Theatre in Hollywood on July 12. The show promises; to be a most tune ful musical. mm i HOLLYWOOD Capitol Record company mis montn launches a four months nation wide song writ Ingr contest which closes Oct. 31, with prize; offered for the winnink jyrics to tunes written by the wax works' Johnny Mercer, I4ham Jones Paul Weston and others on their talent register. Part of a promotion to put across their album.

"Songs With out Words," the diskery wants to get six different lyrics for the same number of tunes, with each of the six winners offered a song writers contract with Ardmore Music Divis ion of Capitol Publications, Inc.j one of the company's music publish ing firms. in aaaition each wm receive a $1,000 advance against royalties ac cruing under, each contract, to be paid in cash upon his or her ing the pact. The songs with words will then be recorded by Capitol artists. I.yrics submitted will judged on tire basis of suitability tittinK the melody, composition, and commercial appeal. Send to the Reuben H.

Donnelly Corporation, foremost national judging organiza tion. ta.D IT FIRST IN THE COURIER Authorities in textile industry ecently estimated the life of stainies steel dyeing equipment to be wenty to twenty five years. fevW.vfiBfaw 3 jt BUDDY AND JACKIE Bandleadei Buddy ceives in exchange an autographed baseball Johnson presents Jackie Robinson1 with an from the player himself. Tune is an original By CiKOKGK F. BROWN Courier Staff Vritr" ITTSBU RG The uninhibited behavior of j.copVe at public events is causing mounting alarm througiaout America.

Weird antics at ball and at boxing matches and during winter sports are making thousands of ftddicts eligible for the looney bin. What is the cause of this, mass breaking of shackles? Everything cannot he blamptl the late war. oT h.d. h.rp on 'his phase of actors w're too vcung to be af i r( er pe as beirfg typi fected bvxhe war and otner trious (thinking people jcnuy this is not ancs were too old to be tourV byhe lunacy of w.w Y1 thf make spectae'es of ACT LIKE FOOl I.AXITY TIIK rK? 1 laxity th home the ra Cor bh at ir.ces nd At public dances the bhivior orra c. hine 1 youn? persons pjeasure bent ijfor vt cn nrY con abominable.

They get drunk and act in itiandash their pjr little heads and system ahiun. ire too weak to resist the ivaf Vi'h orwianglo of alcohol. They flash kn.vp? nd epro d. v. the Neero rr.ti.

pistols, gang up on eacii other and ja. mort hi. a in general act like foi5. l.adifa TUi i. ti stte that, and gentlemen stay awsy.

not have fun ar.d many dancer nowadays. pro jRjoy thmselves at dance and at moter? ard bookers linvnt i he ds it i a reainde" th crease in ge.te receipts at dames. or a Rans Several years go. Joseph' stones urovf nothing at. (Bibb of this newsianer launched I WmiM r.u ir.

r.m a Fubli' Conduct rampaira fr.r rniifi i iiiil'diu "uci rpsDonsinie for themselves by their er crable con our it firt tmc courilr decu Many took heed; many did! 'JOHNSON'S TUNES Today, there i something in the psyche of the nation that causes people to lebel against discipline, courtesy and humility. Uncouth ness rules arid restraint is virtually Conversely, those among us who possess admirable manners and who dress with decorum and "comport themselves quietly and with dignity seldom are heard from, but In the peculiar society in which we live the unseemly actions of a few mir pearance in Canada, when she openslror an entire group next Friday at the Tic Toe Club; in a one week's limited engagement. Iat January the singer, winner of: top female honors in the Domin ion's popularity polls, played a' week end date at Branlt's Inn in Toronto and) was well received. During stay at the Tic Toe. arah will jbe featured on two' broadcasts via the Canadian Broad casting Corporation, which will be ooo (mm I I sSl reds tax AT all! DRUG SToncs i nullsfvirsfl' the ep'na admirab'e results.

Week af.t up itht r. week Mr. Bibb hammered home the didly over the Or TO BE PUBLISHED FREE 0NE PACKAGE. OF NIGH FI0EUTY NEEDLES WITH EACH 0R0ER FREE FREE Re.C0SDS Order 4, Get 5. Order 8.

Get 10, Free Records our choke. Check fha records you wonf. Pay when you receive them. No lest than four records sent. 79c Latest Releases and Old Favorites 79c TROUBLE BLUES Charl" fromn I DON'T WANT YOUR MONEY.

HONEY Fay Thomas MI0DLE OF THE NIGHT Mlibura DRINKIN WINE SP00 DEE 0 DEE BEWILDERED Amoa Mllburo LONG ABOUT MIDNITE Ro Brown BOOGIE CHILLEN J. L. Hooker I'LL ALWAYS BE IN LOVE WITH YOU The Rayorars BEWILDERED Red Millrr Trio CHICKEN SHACK BOOGIE Amr MUbun a YOU BETTER CHANCE YOUR WAYS Buddy LONG GONE Sonny Thompson HOLD ME BABY Amoa Milbtira BACK STREET Ed.lie rnamble SOMEBODY'S KNOCK IN Buddy Johnrco JITTERBUG WALTZ Fata Waller SPOT LIKKER Tvid RhryW AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS Jimmy Withemiinon SEE JACKIE ROBINSON MIT THE BALL Buddy Johosoa LOUIS JORDAN A CHICKEN AIN'T N0THIN' BUT A BIRD RUN JOE AIN'T THAT JUST LIKE A WOMAN DADDY 0 ENDS I. FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE DINAH WASHINGTON irS TOO SOON TO KNOW YOU SATISFY I WANT TO CRY EARLY IN THE MORNING MEAN AND EVIL BLUES I L0VE V0U YES I DO BROWNIE McGEE LONESOME BLUES GO ON BLUES MY FAULT GOOD STEM WINDER LONNIE JOHNSON NOW COULD YOU BE SO MEAN TOMORROW NIGHT DRIFTIN' BLUES WHY I LOVE YOU IN LOVE WITH LOVE .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 DON'T CRY LITTLE GIRI Bull Moce JUNIOR JUMPS Boy Mil! I SURRENDER DEAR Al Uiboler SNATCH IT AND GRAB IT Julia Lee LAKE CHARLES BOOGIE Nellie Lutrtvr BABY IT'S COLD OUTSIDE Loui JonUa and EUa Fmeerald NUCKLE8UCK Paul Wflliama TRAIN TIME BLUES ('erU Cait I'M A GOOD MAN BUT A POOR MAN Teeil Cant a CUBANA BOP Dizzy Gillespie RAINY WEATHER BLUES Roy Brown HIP SHAKIN' MAMA Chubby Newson LOVER COME BACK TO ME D. GUitsDi OIL MAN BLUES Eddie Vinson GET YOURSELF ANOTHER FOOL O.anfj Broam Trio POOR BUTTERFLY Al Hibblw CLOSE YOUR EYES Hrrb Unce TELL ME SO The Onrlrs 1 COLE SLAW 1 Jnrrtan HUCKLEBUCK DADDY Jiismy Ff.a JOHNNY MOOR! a SO LONG DV0U WONT LET ME GS DRIFTIN BLUES BILLY ECKSTINE DON'T BURN THE CANDLE AT BOTH Vd wuaT' aiw man rJ BEWILDERED CARAVAN iJ TRUE THAT I AM 79 1 WILDEST GAL IN TOWN rur tivriit .79 .79 12 RICKEY'S BLUES aTy a r.

iuun I a ANSWER TO WRITE ME A LETTER .79 WRITE ME A LETTER WYNONIE HARRIS i' GRANDMA PLAYS "'3 LOLLIPOP MAMA GOOD ROCKIN' TONIGHT JOr LIGGINS NONEYDRIPPER 79 1 BLOW MR. JACKSON 79IOS0T A RIGHT TO CRY .79 TANYA 79c Blues 79c DOUBLE TROUBLE BLUES Bi Bill Ll BLUE AND LONESOME Memphis Slim SHORT HAIRED WOMAN Ljphtning Hopkins VACATION BLUES oe Walker BLUES AT BEDTIME VshlKard Sam (J MEAN OLD WORLD Bi.ie Waller CAN'T BE SATISFIED Muddy Waters TRAIN FARE HOME Mudrt Waters DEEP WATER BLUES Jr7 CilMm JI IN A TRAVELIN MOOD Andrew Tibbi JUST A DREAM Ric Bill 8ABY PLEASE DON'T G0 IJKhtn'nK Hnnkms TIM MOORE'S PARM IJstinin. Hoj kitn 3 HOBO BLUES J. 1.. Hooker UMY HEART BELONGS TO YOU Artne Sti.iKa.

t3 MY BABY LEFT ME Bune V.aKer Ci MEAN RED SPIDER Muddy Water BE MY SO AND SO Smoke Hops MOVE ON UP A LITTLE HIGHER DIG A LITTLE DEEPER I'M GONNA TELL GOD EVEN ME ROW JESUS BROUGHT ME OUT Frank Johnson JESUS CAVE ME WATER Goape! Stan BOUND FOR CANAAN LAND Nat '1 Cloud at Joy THE WORLD IS NOT MY NOME NelHa Lyne PRECIOUS LORD Two Key COME HOME BABY PAPA AINT MAD Rrndie DEAD CAT ON LINE C. Beck. Preaching City HOLLYWOOD Mills Mus.sc Company is set to publish several of Jarr.es P. Johnson's new tunes to be featured in agar Hill." sparkling musical, at Las Palmas Theatre on Ju'iy 12. They include "Keep ing," "I Don't Want Any Labor On My Job," "You Can't Lose a Broken Heart" atid "My Swee't Propagandists Hunk of Trash" 79c SPIRITUALS 79c ST.

PAUL CHURCH CHOIR HE'S A FRIEND OF MINE NIDE MY SOUL THE LORD'S PRAYER GOD BE WITH YOU fl DIG A LITTLE DEEPER nWALKIN' WITN MY JESUS YIELD NOT TO TEMPTATION JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE SISTER MARIE KNIGHT I MUST SEE JESUS SOMETHING WITHIN ME BANISHES PAIN END OF MY JOURNEY OJ JUST COULDN'T KEEP IT TO MYSELF NEVER TURN BACK NO MORE THE LAND BEYONO THE RIVER MAHALIA JACKSON ROSETTA THARPI 79lnnv mart' chum a aanwa "UNfJ ALL I NEED Zta "0VE 0N A LITTLE HIGHER 'Z2ln ABOVE MY HEAD I NEAR MUSIC PRECIOUS MEMORIES STRETCH BUT THE TRUMPETEERS GOSPEL TRAIN 70 WANT TO OIE EASY LITTLE WOODEN CHURCH .7 OWILKY WHITE WAY 79 1 SERVANT PRAYER AMEN FIVE BLIND BOYS GLORY HALLELUJAH 7 3 WORKING ON THE BUILDING I CAN SEE EVERYBODY'S MOTHER .79 BUT MINE .79 I WANT TO REST 1 .79 JESUS TRAVELED THIS ROAD .79 BEFORE .79 .79 '79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .19 .79 .79 .79 79 .79 .79 .79 79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 .79 LET MY PEOPLE GO Brodie, Pre aching GOD'S AMAZING GRACE E. Kashlngua TRAVELIN' SHOES Two Key I WANT TWO WINGS Surart Jubilee JESUS I LOVE YOU Thrasher Wooden JUST ONE MOMENT IN GOD'S KINGDOM Jeorfia Pearh 3 JESUS Pllcrim Travelers TOUCH ME LORD JESUS flocpel Gingn ONE DAY Coleman BroUMrs PRINT' NAME AND ADDRESS CLEARLY I StOfe gap 91 SPR1HGF1ELD AYL, DEPT. P. NEVARX 3r HEW JERSEY RECORDS NOW IN STOCK. ORDER TODAY, WHILE WE STILL HAVE THESE NUMBERS.

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