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Friday, May 31, 1946
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Page Fourteen
the fighting champ, and Joey Ad.
Funny how happenings bring i Her soothing, smouldering meth- ams, clever comedy star. The part
od of delivery won her the tag-
old friends together. Here I had
of their act where they engineer
been receiving publicity for Pur- line, "The Torch." And her last Chaz Chase — introduce him as a
15 records were all great torch
ity Chapter from Eve Mann for
songs, such as, "My Man," 'I Sur- famous writer of songs, the an.
some time but never knew that
render, Dear," and "I'm Always tics they go thru, really sets the
she was of "Ye old gang" that
Chasing Rainbows." She was re- audience on its ear. Their hn.
met at the Nathansons until I re-
promptu performance the nits of
"For God gtveth and God taketh bereavement. May we reciprocate ceived a card from her the other cently voted by the nation's radio the Brazilian Delegation's visit to
editors,
one
of
the
top
four
fe-
thru
"simchez"
only.
away." Mayhap to a bigger and
day signed from Eve Led Mann male vocalists of America. . . the club, especially deserves com-
better w or I d.
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(of the old gang, etc.). Good pen-
There are many newcomers to ment. . . Chaz Chase, intern.
And if the good-
Connie Gale, this comely miss nies often turn up, too, eh? And the show including The Debon- tionally known pantomime corn
ness, the char- from the big city, replaces lovely orders of the good old kid days
dian, is the added attraction ti,
itableness o f Dottye Greene as vocalist with who dropped in were Ethel Smith, airs, five males who comprise a the bill. Chaz is an old favorite
one's heart and Artie Fields' band at Lee 'n' Ed- Charlie Rogers, Sadye Garfinkle, dance ensemble; and Raye and of Detroit having appeared here
one's living i3 dies. . . Dottye leaves for New the Farber sisters, Mae (Mercer) Lane, two lovely girl acrobatic at the Blossom Heath, the Com-
a criterion o f Mexico to spend the season (as and Joe Newman. These are from dancers. Johnny King remains modore Club, the Penthouse, and
where one goes has been her custom ever since the Kadimah Girls (another group with his lilting Irish tunes; and other well known spots. His strip
to in the here- when) with her aunt. While there of kids I organized during our the Aurora Roche - Carlyle Dance tease, the Russian Dance, are
after, then my she will study voice with the early teens — and they too are Group add two new numbers to more recent additions to his act
Mom sure went famous Spanish teacher, Mme. still in existence). Others of the their offerings. They are "The and are tremendously funny. He
up to "Genedin" Hesperanza, and is set for the Nathanson regime and still part Marriage of the Samba to the still eats his ties, vest, lighted
Sally Plaids
Boogie" and a Polynesian produc-
In a golden elevator. She was the vocalist's seat at the Statler Ho- of the Ametian Girls are Betty
tion. The Jumpin' Jivers, peppy cigarettes and matches, practically
first to give to the needy ,(maybe' tel there. Good luck, Dottye, let's (Davidson) Harris, Minnie (Leav-
jitterbugs, continue to solicit au- everything within reach. Little
not in "big figures" but with
hear from you. Connie has recent- itt) Robinson, Mel (Mollye Aaron- dience participation, and emcee Meredith Olds, the acrobat dans.
"fuller handt and a gantze hay- ly completed an engagement at price) Barnett, Minnie (Shore)
euse, does some hairbreath con-
Frankie Rapp keeps the show
tzen"). Our home as far back as the London Chop House. Prior to Garfinkel, Helen (Schwartz)
tortion routines on a table. She's
rolling with his rapid-fire gags
cute as a "bug's ear" and cos.
I can recall was like an "Eenochi- her Detroit debut, Miss Gale was Kirschbaum -- all friends indeed!
and hilarious antics. . . Ben Young turned just right. Jack Fisher, the
sorchin" open house always, food, with Johnny Morris at the Mc-
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and his orchestra provide music singing G.I. of the Red Arrow
drink, a bed to anyone and every- Alpine Hotel in New York for
Have you heard Pete Vierra at for the shows and dancing. This
one. There was always room for some time. By the way, if you the London Chop House yet? and week Ben starts his third year as 32nd Div., continues to please his
audience with their favorite tunes.
one more even if it meant put- found a wallet with about 200 Judy Baker, the cute vocalist
Bowery band leader.
Yvonne . Armon,Dancers do some
ting the feather bed on the huge bucks and a ticket for New York,
with
him?
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smart routines and are assisted
old "table piano" ("grands," they it belongs to Connie. . . Another
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are called today) and putting a important change in the aggre-
The Book Bar continues to lure with the vocal background of
Doug Ryan of the band quite the
The one and only Sophie Tuck-
couple of the kids to sleep on it gation which is making musical
a particular clientele thru its doors
. always an extra bowl or two history here is the replacement of er, dynamic comedienne and sing- that form an endless chain of Broadway musical comedy effect,
dontcha know? Artie Fields, his
of soup — just in case. 'An ari- Mark Fisher with Bob Grundy of er of songs,
happy and satisfied customers.
trumpet and orchestra, start their
mon koomt arein " 'Twas nothing California -- a recent naval dis- opens at Frank
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6th week triumphantly pleasing
for Rosa Draplfin (away back chargee. Bob was part of the all- Barbaro's Bow-
when) to pawn a ring in order to name band combination which ery Monday
Mark Plant, stage and screen dance enthusiasts, continually add.
make a ''pledge" good the next Artie headed after his return from night, June 3.
star, that 6 ft. .1 in. hunk of man ing and holding new fans. Artie
day, that she had made for some overseas, at Mare Island. He was A perennial De-
(hubba, hubba, girls) is the sing. Fields and his orchestra are the
philanthropic purpose. She was al- formerly with Alvino Rey, Gar- t r o i t favorite,
ing star who with Tony Canzon- talk of the town. Those in the
ways in the "driver's" seat for a wood Van, and also played the she'll bring new
eri Joey
and Adams, comprises
the star attrac-
good cause, and in the front row "Tymphs" for Warner Bros, before special materi-
tion at Lee 'n' Is
at any charitable affhii. Only as the war.
al, songs writ-
Eddies Supper
recently as the last war loan
ten by Jack
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C I u b. Besides
drive, she asked me to bu•or sell
Yellen,
and
in
And talking about making his-
possessing t h e
one of her own previously bought
tory, Marion Kopnich, a former true Tucker
where. with- at
bonds. After much questioning, af-
style, she'll sing
Central miss and now in her jun- such oldies as Sophie Tucker
that make
ter telling me in no uncertain ior year at Wayne, is helping to
Specializing in
young gals
terms "es iz nit dene harszherse make Hillel history there. Besides "Mammy of Mine" and "A Good
swoon and old
bizness" she finally told me that in being vice president, a very fine Man Is Hard to Find" and the
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order to start off the drive at one organizer and a most popular song connected with her, "Some of
Finest Lobsters, Fish, Oyster;
wish they were
of her organizations, which was young lady in Wayne and Hillel These Days," as only Tucker can.
Clams, Prime Meats
20 years young-
slow in getting under way, she activities, Marion is quite the tai. Ted Shapiro, her accompanist for
er, Mark pos.
pledged a $100 bond. Mrs. Drap- ented damsel as well. Her spe. more than 20 years, will be at the
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sesses a beauti-
kin's word was as good as gold. cialty acrobatic dance routines or piano. . . In the present Bowery
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Olds
show,
CBS
singing
star,
Joan
Meredith
fully
full
tenor
She bought the bond. 'Twas a vocal renditions highlight many of
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Brooks,
"the
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with
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voice, and definitely knows how to
usual occurrence to go thru her the school's affairs. Nice going,
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you won't forget," is headlining use it — a sense of humor and
purse and find $20 to $30 worth
Marion.
a ready wit. . . Tony Canzoneri
of receipts for Red Cross, Chesed
Shel Emes, a flock of benefit tick-
ets for some poor family (and
that even in her "lean years").
Yessir, .she's earned her way to
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sometime, loved ollea meet again.
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