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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1957
Page
7
The writer recounts a 12 day vacation from Columbus to Youngstown visiting Cyril Roberts and friends, meeting Fr. Lewis Bohler, and touring Washington landmarks including the National Cathedral. They detail travel by air and rail, encounters with relatives and colleagues, and a late return with a crowded flight.
During the International Youth Congress a visiting female delegate was impressed by a bronze patrolman, then notes Ritz Theatres current smash Island in the Sun starring Darryl Zanuck, with Belafonte and Dotty Dandridge outshining Fontain Mason.
Nat King Cole’s expanded 15 minute show now runs half an hour broadcast weekly on Channel 7 delivering music to viewers. Ozell Dunn and spouse are in Hollywood Liberia, running a tavern, cleaning and pressing business, and hosting guests. Broward license plates appear widespread in Dade as curfew ends and midnight traffic returns home.
Singer Lula Reed of the Sonny Thompson crew is described as a pleasant recording star and engaging conversationalist. She recently bowed out from The Palms and spoke highly of fellow artists Chuck Willis and Ruthie Brown of the nightclub circuit.
Geneva Harrison, blind director of Lighthouse for the Blind, is due home from a Brooklyn scholarship after six months of Lighthouse work, and is expected to arrive any day.
A socialite risked harm when a lover’s note, left on a typewriter, was found by her husband who returned home unexpectedly. He read the note and nearly struck her, prompting fear and a dramatic domestic scene.
Charles Brown and His Smarties perform at The Palms on July 22. Milton Bradley is absent as he recently married barmaid Eula ass, explaining the lineup change.
Maggie Jennings, a blues singer and beauty culturist by trade, headlined a stage rock n roll revue at the Modern on June 29, showcasing her versatile talents and public persona.
Robert Keeler once linked to the Afro banner has moved from endowments to peddling Tourist Motor Club memberships. The LA reader William Sullivan argues fines fail to curb violations and suggests impounding cars temporarily to teach road rights.
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