Ink Spots At Harlem Square Club in Miami
The Ink Spots, famous quartet, will entertain at the Harlem Square Club Sunday January 2 in Cry stal Ballroom. They recently finished at Monte Carlo Club on the Trail and gave WBAY an on air interview with DJ Tony Sobers. Members Bil Kenny Charlie Fuqua Herbert Kenny and Bill Bowen are profiled, with praise for their 14 year international career and hits like Do I Worry Maybe If I Didn t Care and Whispering Grass.
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Harlem Square Club
Crystal
Monte Carlo
Mary Elizabeth Hotel
WBAY
Tony Sobers
Bil Kenny
Philadelphia
Charlie Fuqua
Indianapolis
Herbert Kenny
Bowen
Birmingham
Aja
United States
British Isles
France
Scandinavian Countries
Moe Gale
Murray Nedell
A. McDonald
William Hudson
Jimmy Reeves
Snookum Russell Arrives in Miami for New Year Appearance
Musician and band leader Snookum Russell arrives in Miami for an indefinite stay and plans several personal appearances at Rockland Palace. He will lead the band at Rockland on New Year’s night, Saturday, January 1, continuing his popularity in the city.
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Snookum Russell
Russell
Rockland Palace
Rockland
Road House Prevue At Ritz Theatre
Road House shown at the Ritz Theatre for New Year’s night with Cornel Wilde Richard Widmark Ida Lupino Celeste Holm in a suspenseful romance about a club owner’s conflict over a singer. The feature Golden Ear Rings stars Ray Milland Marlene Dietrich running Jan 1 to Jan 4.
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Ritz Theatre
Cornel Wilde
Richard Widmark
Widmark
Jerty
Ida Lupino
Celeste Holm
Susie
RITZ
Ray Milland
Marlene Dietrich
Joseph Cole Sings at College Inn Chicago Club
The Chicago baritone Joseph Cole, famed concert artist, appears as guest entertainer at Hotel Sherman College Inn in Chicago. His classical numbers receive strong applause as he performs before dance fans. Russell reports Miami audiences have welcomed him with acclaim.
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Joseph Cole
Hotel Sherman
College Inn
Chicago
Mr. Cole
Boxing Headlines and College Sports Notes From A Holiday Letter
A festive wrap of boxing and college athletics references. Joe Louis defends his title against Jersey Joe Walcott while Ezzard Charles pursues a title shot. Lafayette University rejects a Sun Bowl bid due to a Negro player. Harvard and Yale announce Negro-related leadership/news. Orange Bowl seating urged as Negro players dominate Orange Bowl games. Duke Slater linked to Elmer Ray bout for Louis. Clarence Jones touted as bright prospect. Francis Eagles to get a new manager. Miami Giants plotting road tours.
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Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Ralph C. Hutchinson
Lafayette University
Dave Powell
Lafayette
Texas
Penn State
Harvard University
Frank Jones
North Carolina
Yale University
Levi Jackson
Eli
Jackson
Booker T. Washington
Tornadoes
Dorsey High
Duke Slater
Elmer
Ray
Francis
Eagles
Charles Tibsey
Clarence Jones
Miami Giants
Cad Lal Porett Record Box Entry 79 719
An OCR fragment lists Cad Lal Porett with record box numbers 79 and 719 and figures .79 and 1.05 along with the phone digits 19 and 99619. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or event details.
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Harlem Square
Miami
St. Nick
N. W
1St Street
Miami, Florida
Amos Milburn
Paula Watson
Cecil Gant
Pee Wee Crayton Pettin’ and Pokin
Louis Jordan
Dinah Washington
Pee Wee Crayton
Sir Charles
Lal
Gloria
Johnny Moore
Porett
Joe Liggins
Ivory Joe Hunter
Dixieaires
Mahalia Jackson
Kelsey Wade
Sons of Heaven
Rosetta Tharpe
J. Harvey Smith
Featuring
Ethelemn
The
House of Fashions
Miami Ave
Lil Green
Mama
Howard
Callender
Blues
In the
Economy Drug Store
Shaddie
Daddy Ward
Jack Delancy
Sun
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