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Joan Leslie as she appears with
James Craig and Jack Oa’kie
hi Northwest Stampede Theatre in cin-
ecolor at the East Side
Sunday, Monday. Tuesday, De¬
cember 12, 13, 14 on same pro¬
gram with Cobra Strikes.
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Congress and Whitaker Streets
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MISS RAHN boosted
TRUMAN’S CAMPA1CN
NEW YCIIK—Mar-el Harm
conerrt star, was busy framing
her pscaona) letter from Prei-
dent Harry S Truman this
week. Miss Rahn sang to more
than 85.CJJ peope two days be¬
fore the November elections
at 1 1 spent months praising
him on her concert tours trorn
coast to coast. 'A check of the
top name attractions in the
concert field who “went out on
a limb'* for the President, re¬
vealed that Muriel Rahn was
the only artist of her race who
took such a position. It was
pointed cut that singers who
appeared at the various con,-
ventions were, for the most
part, paid for their services,
but “La Rahn’’ contributed to
the campaign in both talent
finances.
This week, Miss Rahn audi-
GOii.G A WAT OUTS TO D”.
AND MRS. REDDIX Dr. and
Mrs. Jacob L. Reddix, president
ot Jackson college, Jackson,
Miss., were presented with to-
kens of goodwill by the faculty
ol the college just prior to
departure recently for a
six-months tour of the
lie of Liberia.
honed for the Metropolitan
auditions of the air programs
with the view to using this fa¬
cility to focus attention of the
Metropolitan Opera Company
on her talent.
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FALL HARVEST OF HITS I
DIAL 2-2946
MEH3J
FBI—SAT. DEC. 10—11
l— BIG FEATURES,—2
UASIl LARUE
AND
AI Fuzzy St. John
“PIONEER JUSTICE”
— 2 —
Tim McCoy
“GHOST PATROL”
Added Comedy—Serial
£ Sunday. Monday, Tuesday
December
The most outstanding Se¬
pia Picture of 1948
“JIVIN IN BEBOP”
Featuring
Dizzy Gillespie
and His Band — plus
An All-Star Colored Cart
—2—
Wait! Watch! Wonder!
Who Is She?
PARKER SMITH
6REMIY0II SyonSy
AGNES MOOREHLAO JOHNI EMERV
mtK*G6bf»n henWTAnw '
Serial, News, Comedy
WED. ONLY, DEC.
Two Big- Features
THE ( RIME DOC¬
TORS WARNING”
Warner Baxter
Hit No. 2
“CRASH IN THRU”
With Royal Mounted
Police
Short Subjects
GARDEN |
'* MORRIS I
(v„« a k. IPVIkir. IRVING DiPPf RAfftR ff . •>
P1»* t>V KD4N VAN ORUUN ' Add.tAWUl
H#S HoHmw* • from the St*«e b» to** van (VutfM
cd ti A«teA to Laasw u. -L* «a
Serial — Comedy
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THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE
the Star Theatre, Sunday. Mon-
day, Tuesday, December 12, 13,
14 The Clarion production .
o-.stars Scott with
Britton. George “Gabby” Hayes
ind Lon Chaney.
1
TAKES '
YELLOW CAS
IN NEGRO DRIVERS I I
Another first in interracial
business cooperation took place
in Grand Rapids, Mich., thru
in Grand Rapids, Michigan,
through the efforts of the Ur¬
ban League of that city in
bringing about the merger of
I the Negro-owned and operated
Victory Cab company and the
Yellow Cab company, largest
of the city’s four taxicab con¬
cerns.
Louis J DeLamarter, presi¬
dent and general manager of
the Grand Rapids Motor Coach
company and the Yellow Cab
company, announced that the
Negro drivers of the Victory
company, employed now as
drivers of the Yellow Cabs,
would be the first Negroes em¬
ployed by a white taxicab com¬
pany in Grand Rapids.
“We have already had excel¬
lent public reaction to our em¬
ployment of Negro bus drivers,”
Mr. DeLamarter stated. The
outstar,1ing safety records of
the Victory Cab men are con-
I STAR %
■I 1 FBI.—SAT. THEATRE DEC. 10—11
I DOUBLE FEATURE
Charles Starrett
I ! “LONE f TEXAN” AND HAND •
“TRAPPED BY
¥ BOSTON BLACKIE”
j X “Sea Hound”—Cartoon
£ Sun., Mon., Tues.
December 12, 13, 14
2—BIG HITS—2
dim* brtfc*
BRITTON
HAYES 'CHAKEY ™
A Clarion Pr/xWtinn hnn ■ IB
• Hit No. 2 •
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1J1UI DAVIS
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¥ AST 01 EN LIFE
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i “SONS OF ZORRO'
it
i or. Reddix nas been comm.s-
sioned by the Phelps-Stokes
|fund, New York, to study mo¬
• thods of developing rural ed-
Jucation and- teacher training
‘programs for Liberia. Making
the presentation is Mrs. Willi "
Dobbs Blackburn (left), English
at the college.—
'(ANPi.
RANDOLPH SCOTT
As
COLE ARMIN
Randolph Scott nas a rugged,
two-fisted role in Paramount’s
Cinecolor action thriller, “Al-
buquerque,” which comes to
EAST SINE
THEATRE
FALL HARVEST OF HITS|
DIAL 3-6092
FRI__SAT. DEC. 10—11
Hit No. 1
Charles Starrett
“HEADING WEST”
— 2 —
“THE PILGRIM
LADY”
Also Serial Comedy
$ $ PLAY WIN-0 $ S
FRIDAY NIGHT
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday |
December 12, 13. 14
2—BIG HITS—2
An EAGLE LION FILMS Production
THE .COBRA ,
STRIKES’ I
Serial, News, Comedy
WED—THl’R. DEC. 15—161
BARGAIN DAY
Adults 20c Kids 10c
Hit No. 1
“DECOY”
Jean Gillie
Edward Norris
Hit No. 2
Tim McCov
‘ACES AND EIGHTS”!
Added Serial—Comedy
$ $ PLAY WIN-0 $ $)
FRIDAY NIGHT
an asset tp the largest
ownec1 cab concern
Grand Rapids.
Mr. DeLamarter credited Paul
Phillips, executive secretary
the. Grand Rapids Urban
with the successful ne-
that led to the re-
employment of Negro driv¬
with the Grar.,d Rapids Mo¬
company and the present
of the Vieory and Yel¬
Cabs.
No. 1
NIGHT
The Citizens Demotratic club,
No. 1, will meet Fri¬
night at York street hall
8 until 9 p. m. All mem¬
and registered citizens are
to come out. The public
cordially invited. M. J- Jack-
is chairman ai*l Lilian
secretary.
„„ RADIO PROGRAMS 'SJS.
SUNDAY
MORNING MORNING MUHNIHV
WSAV 630 KC NBC WFRP 1230 KC WTOC 1290 KC CBS WDAR 1400 KC ABC WCCP 1450 KC MBS
Sunshine Express 7:30
7:45
8:00 News Summary Let Bible Speak Sunday Sch Les News News 8:00
8:05 George Crooks Tyson Oos. Singers Sunshine Express 8:03
8:15 8:30 String Quartet Free Holy Chi Relig. Conference Coffee Concert if
and Spts News C-to-C on a Bus ^nmg Peo. Ch. 9:<>0
9:00 World News Rndp. News Ch. 9:15
9:15 Story to Order Good News Hr Renfro Galley Folk Young Peo.
Church An'mts. Chapel in the Sky 9:30
9:30 Chris. Sci. Pro. Messages of Israel Tone Tapestries 9:43
9:45 Salon Concert Assembly of God 10.00
of Rth'm Church of the Air Radio Bible Class
10:00 H’ltghts of Bible Masters 10:15
10:15 Southernalres Prophecy 10:30
10:30 Circle Arrow Show Voice of 10:45
10:45 To be Announced
li:00 Warren Eweeney Wesley Hour Back to God ji.w
Negro Ch. Choirs News 11:18
11:15 Voice of Army Sav. Catholic Prog Ind Pres. Ch. H:‘30
11:30 News from NBC Bull St. Bap. Ch. Salt lake City Tab. 11:45
11:45 First Bapt. Church
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AFTERNOON . -________ n AFTERNOON A --------------- --,Vnn
Church Services Hour of Faith
12:00 12:15
12:13 Old Fash. Rev. Hr. Plano Playhouse Lutheran Hour 13 30
12:30 The Eternal Light Uncle Jonnny Day 12:45
12:45 Columbus
Sacred Heart Prog American Almanac
1:00 America United of Song Editor at home Lullaby In Rhythm 1:15
1:15 Wings National Vespers Ted Lewis Show 1:30
1:30 Longlnes Symp. Classical Favorites News 1:45
1:45 Music to Remem
Fest. of song Air Force Hour 3 00
2:00 1st Plano Concert News Musical Gems 2:15
2;15 Here's to Vets. Bill Cunningham 2:30
2:30 NBC Univ. Theatre Proudly We Hall Favorite Story Mr. President What Vet Want Knw 2:45
2 45 Sunday Serenade 3:00
3:00 NBC Unlv. Theatre Matinee Ballroom Sympnony orch.
3:15 N. Y. Phil. Sym. Changing World 3:13
3:30 One Man's Family The Almanac Juvenile Jury 3:30
3:45 Treasury Band 3:43
Kids .Johnny Thompson Hse. of Mystery 4:00
4:00 Quiz Thinking Allowed 4:15
4:15 to Stars Johnny Thompson True Det. Mystery 4:30
4:30 Music of Manhat'n Skyway Milton Cross
4:45 Eyes on the Future 4:45
Ozzle News Robert Q. Lewis Under Arrest 5 OO
5 .00 and Harriet Holsum Choir 5:15
5:15 Guest Star Wh. Makes You Tick 5 30
5:30 RCA Victor Show Concert Favorite Strike It Rich Counterspy 45
5
EVENING EVENING EihNING
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________
6:00 Catholic Hour Marine Story The Family Hour Al Capp loose Websters 6:00
6:15 Decision Now Pause That Her. Monday Headlines 6:15
A. P. News Gospel Harmon’tts State of the W irld Nick Carter o.30
6:30 Concert Music
6:45 Candlelgt & Silver _______ 6:45
7 :00 Jack Benny Songs of South Gene Autry Go For the House Mystery Playhouse 7:00
7:15 Peep River Boys Carneffie Hall Gabriel Heatter 7'15
7:30 P. Harris-A. Faye Sunset Quartet Amos ‘N’ Andy 7:30
7:45 _________ 7:45
8:00 Charlie McCarthy Ind. Pres. Church Adv. of Bam Bpade Stop the Music Mediation Board 8:00
8:15 Philip Marlowe It’s A Living 8:30
8:30 Fred Allen Twin Views of
8:45 Latin Amer. Time News 8:45
*9:00 Manhattan M-G-R News Electric Theatre Walter Wlnchel Meet Me at Parly's 9 0(5
Sermons In Song Louella Parsons 9:15
9:15 Our Miss Brooks Superstition It’s a Living 9 33
9:30 Am. Al. Fam. M. Radio Revival
9:45 9:33
"10:00 Take It Or Lv. It. Down Homers Lum 'N' Abner Comedy Writers Voices of Strings io lw
10:15 10:30 Horace Heldt Tune Time Cabin B-13 FAB Church Starlight Mood ^O'30
10:43
11:00 from NBC Reason CBS News News News nod
News Rhyme or UN In Action Vera Massey Dance Orch. 11.15-
11:15 Clifton Utley Music You Know Dance Orchestra 11:30
11:30 Dave Garroway 11:45
11:45 News Sign Off 12 00
12:00 News Summary Sign Off CBS News
—----- MONDAY
MORNING MORNING
MUKNll VLr
WSAV KC NBC WFRP 123(1 KC WTOC 1290 KC CBS WDAR 1400 KC ABC WCCP 1450 KC MBS
630 Merrygoround Jamboree
6:00 Sign On Sign on Mng. News
6.01 Southern Uav'd-s News
6:15 Country Cousin Trail Riders The Trail Riders I
6-30 Radio Revival Windy Herrin 8how 8:30
6:45 Sonthl’d Ernops 6:45
A. P. News News Morning Varieties News 7:00
7:00 Summary Mng Merrvgoround Bulletin Board Windy Herrin Show 7:05
7 05 Musical Coffee Cup Sports Weather Report Morning Varieties 7:30
7:30 News-Mu. Cof. Cup Howdy Neighbor UP News 7:45
7:45 ______ Nontq u.nn
8:00 World News Rdup CBS Mng. News Martin Agronsky windy Herrin Show 8:05
8:15 The Strand Stand UP News Chapel in In the S' Xy 1 Top of the Morning 8:30
8:30 Tops of the Mrng. Market Basket Blngstlme ' Breakfast Melodies 8:45
8:45 Devo. News of America News News 9:00 ]
9:00 Honeymoon In N.Y. Moments of By Request^ Breakfast Club Faith in Our Time 9:15
9:15 Shoppers Special Ozark Valley Folks 9:30
9:30 Cliff Edwards Tello-Tes t Y 9:*5
9:45 Music With Msge. News UP News My True Story News -loTfS
10 00 Fred Waring D Charlton, Uosstp Rich's Radio Sch 10:15
10:15 Flicker City Betty Crocker Say It with Music 10:30
Road of Life Wax & Needle Clr. Arthur Godfrey
10.30 10:45
10 :45 T he Brighter Day -■■ 1 Ray Klper's College News 11:06
Tl :00 Nora Dhake Guy Lombardo 11:15
11 15 We love & Learn News Flashes Ted Malone 1 Gabriel Heatter 11:30
11:30 Jack Berch Show For Monday Music by Martin 1 Minute Quiz 11.45
11:45 So. Hayrlders AFTERNOON
AFTERNOON Welcome Travelers Kate Smith _______ Speaks^ 123)0
12:00 Wally Fowler News Weudy Warren people Ch'rkboard Jam'ree 12:00
12:15 A. P. News Jim Wilder's Show Hymns of
Juniper Junction Helen Trent I News Hillbilly Spotlight 12:30
12:30 Our Gal Sunday Musical Mill
12:45 Farmers Digest Deer Cedric Foster 1:00
105 Musical Matinee Bing Sings Holsum Ranger Jimmy
Corn Lovers Hour UP News Police Court 1:15
1:15 Call Young Dr. Malone 1:30
1 -30 Community Woman's World Music for the Ladles 1:45
1:45 Jack Kilty Nothing News Brk'fast In H'wood Queen for Day 2:04
2.00 Double or Corn Lovers Hour Views of the a
2:15 Perry Mason 2:15
Today's Children Nora Drake Bride and Groom Golden Hope Chest 2:30
2:30 ' News Ray Bloch__ Martin Block 2:45
2:45 Claudia
3:00 Life Can _ Be Bell. Danceland David Harum Ladles Be Seated Benson Movie Show 3:00
3:15 Ma Perkins Hilltop House 3:15
Young House Party Galen Drake Hayloft Hop 3:30
3:30 Pepper News Music
3:45 Right to Happiness
4:00 Backstage Wife Hint Hunt Atomic Boogie Al’s Wax Works 4:00
4:15 Stella Dallas UP News 4:15
Lorenzo Jones Your Lucky Strike 4:30
4:30 I 4:45
4:45 Wldder Brown
5:00 Callin' on N bors. D. Charlton. News Sauta Claus Music Adventure parade 5:00
5:15 Portia Faces Life * i Yf. Com’ble Home Superman 515
Music Masterpiece* Children’s Hois; Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight 5:30
5:30 Music Box Tom Mix 5:45
5:45 Strictly Dixie_ EVENING EVENING —
EVENING Sports News
6:00 Sports Montage Music Box News Feature 6:00
Tex & Music Cor. The Bandstand 6:15
6:15 Sundown Serenade Request fully Yours 6:30
6:25 Wally Fowler News Royal Crown 6:45
UP
Ches'fld. Sup. Club D. Charlton. News ABC Program Edwin C. Hill Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7 00
7:00 World Radio Sports Page The Old Salt Elmer Davis Alvin Helper, News 7:15
7 15 News of Deems Taylor Club Fifteen Sa. Lln.-Mer. Quiz Henry Taylor 7:30
7 30 Find That Ford Pas sing Parade
7 45. Kaltenbom, News Ed. Murrow, News 7:45
8 00 Cavalcade of Am The American Way Inner Sanctum R. R. Hour Adyers. of Falcon 800
8 ’ 15 Mualsc Lovers Hr. 8:15
8:30 Voice of Firestone Arthur Godfrey C-bk of Greg. Hood 8:30
8 45 Bijly Rose_ 8:55
Music & Mr. Blaine Gabriel Heatter 9:00
9:15 Mutual Newsreel 9:15
9:30 Dr. I. Q- Sapphire Room Get Rich Quick Atomic Energy Ser. 9:30
9:45 1 Pro. of Canada ________9:45
Carnation Program Ten P. M Final My Friend Sapphire Em. Orch Hunting-Fishing club 10 00
10:00 Aco’ctng to Record ~ Earl ‘ Godwin ~ ‘ ton
10:15 Radio City Pl'hse 1-2-3 Club Bob Hawk Show ! Music Lovers Hour Dem. Nat. Com. 1:030
10:30 - 10 45
10:45 News All the News
11 00 A. P. News CBS News
H:»
11:15 With Music Dance Orchestra Gems For Thought Dance Orchestra 11:30
11:30 Apt. News Music You Want Dance Orchestra 11:43
11:45 Summary Bign Oft CBS News_ News News VYSS
12 00 News
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1943
AT THE DUNBAR
DIZZY GILLESPIE, and his
band, above, will be featured
the picture, “Jivin in Be¬
bop” which will be shown at
the Dunbar theatre Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday- This is
one of the most outstanding
pictures wi:h an all-sepia cast
and the Gillespie band plays a
oig part in this attractive mo¬
vie.