Jazz's rise and fall in the 1920s London Paris scene
In the postwar era jazz grew from New Orleans and Chicago roots to global stardom, with 1920s editions thrilling London and Paris. The piece notes revival through reissues by major labels like Duke Ellington Panorama on Victor and Brunswick, focusing on Armstrong, Ellington, and Duke as faces of the period.
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Paris
New Orleans
Chicago
New York
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Louis Armstrong
Jack Robert Goffin
Tne
Seasarden
Duke Ellington
Earbook
Congo
Metropolitan
Itis
Iyoe
Victor
Ellington Panorama
Columbia Cen
Louis Annaides
Strong
Decca
Brunswick
Jazz and vocal reissues spark collector interest
A digest of upcoming Capitol and Victor releases highlights Rea Nichols and the late Jimmie Noone, plus a Hawkins Body and Soul reissue with It Had to Be You backing by Earl Hines. A Glenn Miller four inch disc set features Tuxedo Junction In the Mood Moonlight Serenade and other hits. Calendar items list church and club events in the area.
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Yesteryear
Rea Nichols
Jimmie Noone
Capitol
Noone
Victor
Coleman Hawkins
Hawkins
Goffin
Earl Hines
Madeline Gree
Glenn Miller
Miller
Dorsey Concert at Municipal Auditorium Featuring Star Singers
Will Heard Sunday Evening in San Antonio concert by Tommy Dorsey at Municipal Auditorium. Star male singer Bob Allen from Hal Kemp’s band leads the Dorsey crew with Bonnie Lou Williams as soloist and the Sentimental Isis quartet from Grand Forks providing close harmony. Gene Krupa drives the drums on the current tour. Concert runs 7:30 to 9, followed by a dance at 10. sponsored by the Symphony Society of San Antonio.
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Tommy Dorsey
Municipal Auditorium
Bob Allen
Wocnliss
Hal Kemp
Dorsey Crew
Bonnie Lou Williams
Pups Will Present Piano Recital Tuesday
Mrs. Florence Bente will present her piano pupils in a recital at the Woman's club at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Participants include Patrick Pipkin, Marilyn Fishback, Jean Morris, Forrest Robertson, Barbra Parlaki, Todd, Lynne Morris, Jo Ann Sohn, Mareille Martin, Terry Pitman, Phyllis Potthast, Roy Garwood, Douglas Hart, Anne Bradford, Welter Flowers, Helen Adelman, Marshall Harrell, Doris Hudspeth, Blaine Scharlack, Betsy Browning, Connie Hill, Marian Levy, Barbara Fitch, Kathleen Kelley, Tom Lewis, Sally Riges, Laura Graves, Sarah Joe Robertson, Barbara Burkley, Diane Giles, Catharine Cacke, Elaine Harrell, Billie Lee Garwood, Katherine Ann Hogan, Ruth Jean Scharlack and Bettie Celaya.
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Woman's Club
Patrick Pipkin
Marilyn Fishback
Jean Morris
Forrest Robertson
Barbra Parlaki
Mint Beach
Ant ‘Todd
Lynne Morris
Jo Ann Sohn
Mareille Martin
Terry Pitman
Phyllis Potthast
Roy Garwood
Douglas Hart
Anne Bradford
Glenda Gay LaGrone
Welter Flowers
Helen Adelman
Marshall Harrell
Doris Hudspeth
Blaine Scharlack
Betsy Browning
Bobby Budd
Connie Hill
Marian Levy
Barbara Fitch
Kathleen Kelley
Tom Lewis
Sally Riges
Laura Graves
Sarah Joe Robertson
Barbara Burkley
Diane Giles
Catharine Cacke
Elaine Harrell
Billie Lee Garwood
Katherine Ann Hogan
Ruth Jean Scharlack
Bettie Celaya
Sisters Leave for Visit in New York
Mrs Ida Mae Trin and her sister Miss Ella Mitchell departed Thursday for New York City to spend several weeks with Lieutenant Commander and Mrs CP Chere.
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New York
Ida Mae Trin
Ella Mitchell
New York City
Cp, Chere
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J. Bennett
Wooding
West Elsmere Place
Merry Maid
Mad Cap Society
Milam Building
Westway Club
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Halliday
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Silva H. Wernette
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Wallace
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Ltar Dust Sotty
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San_Antonio Music
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Vogue War Bond Office
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Betty Hartford
Beth Hartford
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