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THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1019
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WITH A DO-SI DO — Against a background of hoe down music,
comedians Minnie Pearl and Rod Brasfield kick up their heels on
NBC s "Grand Ole Opry." Minnie Pearl's dissertations on her home
town. Grinder's Switch, and Biasfield’s drawling humor are high¬
lights of the broadcasts each Saturday.
NEW NAACP LIFE
MEMBER
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. Th
National Association for t'hc
Advancement of Colored Pen
pie this week announced that
Mrs C. B Powell has becomi
the newest life member of the
association by taking out a $5'.);
membership. Mrs. Powell li¬
the wife of Dr. C. B. Powell
president and editor of the New
York Amsterdam News, who
also holds a life membership
in the NAACP.
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HIT NO. 2 X
“Pioneers Of West” Y
Added Serial— Comedy
Sunday. Monday. Tuesday
Jan. 30-31 Feb. I
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TAYLOR’S BRONZE B1UKINS REVUE
TO BE AT EAST SIDE THEATRE FEBRUARY 1
The tleat of the season,
Charlie Taylor’s Bronze Mani-
kin Revue, will arrive in Savan-
nah Tuesday, February 1, for
tlKir third annual appearance
at the east side theatre, with a
cast of 35 radio, stage „„„
. three creel} appearances, stars. There 4, 7 will and ,be 9
p in., also a red hot midnight
ramble will take place at 11 30.
Vivian Taylor, the queen of
chorus directin'.' in New York
city, stated that her chorus of
la oronz • beauties will be at
their best in the very latest
c s limes designed.
SUPERB ARTISTRY
SHOWN
IN CONCERT BY
MARIAN ANDERSON
By Ann. U. Hunter
From fervent applause ancl
stomping in demand for on-
cores the Savannah audience
who heard Marian Amterson
here last night was moved
within a space of a few seconds
to tears as the notes of Schu¬
bert's “Ave Maria” were sound¬
ed by (he great artist. Seldom
'does a Savannah audience re-
1 fuse to leave anil go to the
lengths of stomping feet to in-
lust upon more music but at
NEGRO CLERKS RUN
VEHICLE LICENSE OF -
ICt IN ROCK LITTLE
t-TTri.E IIOCK. Ark. <ANPi
For the first time in Little
lock’s history, the city set up
i vehicle license office of No
•roeand hired four Negro
•lerks to take care of its ac-
ivities, last week.
The four clerks are Mrs. A1
lie Mae Hejmdon, Mrs. Ora* >
W. Cummings, Mrs. Yvoniu
Carter and Mrs, Gertrude
Cleveland.
Announcement of this action
was made by Bill Woodyard,
state revenue department. The
new office is in the Urban Lea¬
gue building.
Betty Oarde is that rarity, a
young old-timer on stage, screen,
radio and now television who can
play any role—and does. Versatile
Betty created the role of Aunt Eller
In the long-running musical play
“Oklahoma!"; now she's a television
star seen on the Monday night Col¬
gate Theatre, and portraws assort¬
ed parts on radio dramas as well.
call rs up
DON’T FORGET
Phone li-OT’l
Paul & Andy
Starters—Magnetos—Gen¬
erators — Carburetors
Batteries—Fuel ITnii|i
ON THE t OUNER OF THE
| SQUARE
309-13 W. OGLETHORPE
Wil)l» Gutla.M, road man-
ager of the attraction, stated
that thls year ’ s Production has
^ jrn< the best novelty acts in
America today.
Maries Taylor, producer of
the attraction, said that this
, is one of , ,, his „ best yet and ad-
vises is all all theatre theatre lovers lovers of of flash flash
on the stage should be present
a >t this affair or they w,ll miss
the treat of a life time.
Th'> mm > gemeiY is proud to
present this attraction by pop-
ular request at the regular
stage show price and advises
all patrons to come early and
avoid the rush.
he close of Marian Anderson’s
ncert last night this was the
is i.
It is the superb voice of the
•onOral to which has universal
ippeal and this concert gave
full enjoyment to those seeking
miee alone last
STA R
THEATRE
I R1—SAT. JAN. 28-
.‘{—BIE HITS
J£ HIT NO. 1 £
Charles Starrett
“I aw of the Canyon ”
HIT NO 2
Parry Sullivan
“The Gangster”
ft HIT NO. 3 0
‘BRICK BRADFORD”
Sun., Mon., Tues.
Jan. 30-31 Feb. 1
DOUBLE FEATURE
A
Paramount
Picture
Adued Feature
Robert Lowery
“KILLER AT LARGE”
News Cartoon
WEI).—THUR. FEB. 2—3
2—RIG HITS—2
£ If 11' NO.
“PALS OF
THE WEST”
THE SA7ANNAH TRIBUNE
th>> audience was deeply re-
ceptive. }
xiu- sir -,er was generous with
her encores, giving a variety
ancl finally, to insistent ap-
Dlau.se returning for the “Ave
Maria,” which has been one of
j^er most renowned rendticns,
and moved the audence pro-
foundly.
Accompanying last night was
Mr ‘throughout R lt p p> who ably assisted
throu ghout the the conce-t
vanna h Mornirv N^ws '
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JUKUAvI inDnAN rUal DOCT nAlrlC NAMFV J
REPRESENTATIVES
The regular monthly meeting
f W. 111am P. Jordan Post, No.
American Legion, was held
8 3C at the Recreation Center.
Wednesday night, Jan. 21, at
37th street and the Ogeechee
•onrl. according to William V
B. Solomon, post adjutant. Thf
■ •meting was hghlighted by an
initiateion and the election of
all the concert was marked by
nperb artistry. Whether it i
vas immortal selections by I
Schubert, a simple melodic 1
en-
core or the folk sej ps of her
race, Marian Anderson gives to
:ie music composition its full
nriDort. She uses her voice
a musical Instrument wield-
ng it with exquisite restrain
or full abandonmeiV, combin¬
ing a rare gift for interprets
Mon with not only a magnifi
j 'ant vocal organ, but remark
| ible breath control.
, The first half of the program
I 'ensis’ed of old English and
j Italian selections and a group
ay Schubert, closing with th»
Mhsseneit’s “Kerodiade” in
vhich the first full voice was
neard. In the former selection
he artist sang with exquisite
restraint. In her rare gift lb:
j individualizing a song, each
i one took on identity and even
each phrase achieved its full¬
est potentialities.
Marian Anderson has thfe 1
unusual possession, a voice at
once metallic and profoundly
rich. The deep undertones and
magnificent vibranee color the
voice from its most pianissimo
renderings to the tremendously
esounding full passages. With
such inimitable qualities, the
’act that on several notes last
night the singer's voice evidenc¬
'd some slight obstruction, was
lismissed generally in artistry
a superb and mechanical at-
ributes so perfect.
A group of songs in English
peneci thr* second part of th?
program and these were partje-
ilarly beautiful, among them
in arrangement by the accom
>anist, Franz Rupp, of a tra-
litional song, “Sweet Nightin¬
gale,” being one of the loveliest
lie artist sang. The last group
were Negro spirituals, to which
L I B
John Payne, the screen star, wll!
star on NBC's Cavalcade of Amer¬
ica” Monday, Jan 17, In "i Secret
Operation.” It's a true-life story of
a great daring operation, performed of the Pres¬ with j
secrecy on one
idents of the United States, by Dr.'
John Erdmann, one of America's
' great surgeons, who is now a re¬
tired octogenarian.
ICE AN1) COAL
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the old reliable.
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OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN
118 Bull Street
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
a perma>|?nt house committee •
Bari w. Cruse and J. c. Cope-
land were elected to member-
ship on the post house commit-
tee for a two-year term' Wil-
lie McNeil and Robert Spencer
______________ Thomas^Cook ^
two years, and
and T. J. Hopkins, one year-
Earl A. Ashton, Sr., William
Frazier ai|d George T. Dixcn
were appointed to represent
the post on the joint council council
veteran organizations. The
post authorised representation
at the commanders and adju¬
tants meeting in Macon, Feb.
6. Mr. Copeland, service offi-
gave some pertinent fac’s ,
relative to benefits available to I
I l oca i veterans.
who Happy do days are here for homemakers
do their their o’ own laundry! All because
there is a new plastic starch, said by
the manufacturer to keep clothes ciisp
It's through thrAnri h eight i..L > to 10 1A launderings I I . .
liquid and .
heating. a requires no cooking ot
EAST SIDE
THEATRE
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BIG DOUBLE FEATURE
FRI—SAT. JAN. 23—29
HIT NO. 1
Robert N, tchum
IN
“NEVADA”
Hit No. 2
Boris Karloff
Ralph Byrd
BN
“DICK TRACY MEETS
GRUESOME”
Serial—Comedy
— 1 ""T ■ 11 futihitivb
$ $ PI.AY WIN-0 % *
FRIDAY NIGHT
unday. Monday, Tuesday
Jan. 30-31 Feb. 1
2—BIG HITS—2
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LORETTA
YOUNG
‘ . WILLIAM
HOLDEN
I 1 ROBERT
MITCHUM
Kk SS6& S88S 4&5S «S
HIT NO. 2
Bela Lugosi
IN
‘SCARED TO DEATH”
TUES, FEB 1st, ONLY
OM T tT F STAGE
Charlie Taylor’s 1949
•t • Edition
“BRONZE MANK1NS”
Harlem Revue
T.iree Shows
4:CO p- m. — 7:00 p. m.
9:00 p. m.
All Seats—f>0c
Also
“Red Hot Mid-Nile
Ramble”
11:30 P. M.
WED.—THUR, FEB. 2—3
BARGAIN DAY
Adults 29c Kids 10c
Hit No. 1
“The Man From Texas”
starring James Craig
HIT NO. 2
Ilenrv Fonda
IN
“THE FUGITIVE”
Serial and Comedy
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Igor BuketofT, permanent conduc¬
tor of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic ■
orchestra, is accomplished many ; |
ways besides musically. W teaching, lien no.j,
conducting, composing or carpenter, !
Buketoff keeps busy as
electrician, painter, plumber, paper-
hanger and cabinetmaker. Single-
handed he converted an old barn
into a charming summer home.
RADIO PROGRAMS Subject to Change
Eastern Standard Time Without Notice
% SUNDAY
mornino mornino
WSAV tjju KC ~NBC~ WFRP 1330 KC W l UC 1290 HC CBS WUAR 141)11 KC ABC WCCP 1450 KC Mils
1 Sunshine Express 1:30
8:00 News •' 1:45
Summary Let Bible Speak Sunday Sch Les News News 8:00
8:05 George Crooks . Tyson Qos Singers sunshine Express 8 0S
8 15 Coffee Concert 8:15
8:30 Bob Jones Unlv. Free Holy Chr Reltg. Conference j
H'4 r > Rt.rlne (Quartet
y OH World News Hnup. News and fcpts News C-to-C on a bus Young Peo. Ch.
9:15 Story to Order Good News Hr Renfro Valley Folk Young Peo. Ch. 9:15
9 30 Church An’nits. Chapel In the Sky y.M
9:45 Salon Concert j Assembly of God Chris. Scl. Pro. Messages of Israel Tone Tapestries 9:45
uu.15 Nat. Radio Pulpit I Master Uth'm Church ot the Air ttadio tilble Class 10:00
10:15 Southernalres 10:15
10 30 Circle Arrow Show! Announced Voice of Prophecy 10:30 10:4o
10:45 To be
* 1 .DU Ch. Chous News News Wesley Hour Back to God 11:00
11:15 Army Sav. Catholic Prog 11 :lg
11:30 News from NBC Voice of Ind Pres. Ch. 11:30
1145 First Bapt. Church Bull St. Bap. Ch. Salt lake City Tab. 11:45
AFTERNOON
12:00 Church Services Hour of Faith 12:00
12:15 12:15
The Eternal Light Old Fash. Rev. Hr Plano Playhouse Lutheran Hour 12:3(1
12:45 Uncle Jonnny Day 12:45
Columbus J
America United Sacred Heart Frog American Almanac William L. Shlrer 1.00
1:15 WlngB of Song •aKP 1 ! i Laltor at home Lullaby In Rhythm 1 :i5
1:30 U. of Chi R'table Ciabjucal Favorites News National Vespers ied Lewis Show 1:30
1.45 1 45 j
Juste to Remem
2.00 1st Plano Concert News Festival of Music Air Force Hour 2:00
2:15 Hexes to Vets. Musical Gems 2.U
NBC Unlv. Theatre Proudly We Hall Favorite story 3111 Cunningham 2 .30
2:45 Mr. President Vbat Vet Want Knw 2 45
3 15 .viuiiuee Uttinuuiu isympnouy uten. O Vi krt.»t,..i “ .u J
3:30 One N. Y. Phil. Sym. Changing World 3:15
Man’s Family The Almanac Juvenile Jury 3:3U
3:45 Treasury Band
3:45
-*.uu wuiz Alda joriiAiiy 'iiiumpjson Hse. oi tv Ay&ueiy
4:15 Thinking Allowed *t uo
4:30 Music of Manhat'n True Det. Mystery 4.T5
4:45 Eyes Sky way to Stars Johnny Thompson 4 jo
on the Future Milton Cross
5 0U Ozzte anti iiu,j„ News Festival of Song Under Arrest
5:15 a Holsum Choir 5:04
5:30 RCA Victor Guest Star 5:15
Show Marine Story Strike It Rich Wh. Makes You Tick 5 :Jo
~evenFng Decision Now Counterspy 5.44
ti.oo EVENING FVFNIMO
6:15 Catholic hour 1st Bryan Church Pam. Hr. of Stars | m L.app Those Websters
| Monday Headlines 6:08
6 30 A, P. News Songs of South state of the World Nick Carter 6:15
C:4J Candleigt & Silver Spjke Jones Show I 6.30
1 oncert Music
i 00 Horace Heidt Golden Gate Spir. Jack Benny Go For the House Mystery Playhouse
7:15 Ga. State Choir 7 .Q 0
7 30 P. Harris-A. Faye Sunset Amos 'N' Andy Carnegie Hall Gabriel 7 is
7:45 Quartet Heatter 1:34
8:00 Fred Allen lnd. Pres Church 7:45
8:15 Adv. of Sam Spade Stop the Music Mediation Board 8:08
8.30 NBC Theatre Lum ‘N’ Abner It's A Living
8:45 Latin Amer. Time Twin 8:30
9 00 Manhattan Views Of News 8:43
M-g-k j News Electric Theatre Walter Wlnchel Meet Me at Parity's
9:15 Sermons In song Louella Parsons 9 :()‘j
9:30 Am. Al. Fam. M. Radio Revival Our Miss Brooks Superstition It'S Living 9:15
9:45 a B 3a
10:00 Take It Or Lv. Rhyme or Reason LVc With Luigi Comedy Writers 9:59
10:15 | Vot ces of Strings 10.08
10:30 Who Said That It Pays to be Ig'nt FAB Church Starlight 1L ’ 11
hi 45 Mood 10 38
11.00 News from NBC ____ 10:43
CBS News News 11:00
11:15 Clifton Utley Tune Time UN in Action Vera Massey Dance Orch. 11:15
11:30 Dave Gairoway Tunc Time Dance Orchestra Dance Orchestra 11:30
11:45 11:45
J2:00 News Summary Sign Off I News Sign Off 12 (Ml
12:05 Sign Off CBS News
MONDAY
WSAV C.10 KC NBC WFRP N'30 KC WTOC 1290 KC CBS WDAR 1400 KC ABC WCCP 145(1 KC
6 00 Sign On Sign On Mng. Merrygoround Jamboree MBS
0:01 Country Cousin News News
6.15 Country Cousin Sunrise Serenade
6:30 Radio revival Th^ Trail Riders Windy
0:45 So. Hayrlders Southland Echoes Herrin Show 6:30
7:00 A. P. News News UP News Morning Varieties News
7:05 Musical Coffee Cup Sports Summary Mng. Merrvgoround Bulletin Board Windy Herrin fj .Q 0
7:30 News-Mu. Cof. Cup Howdy Neighbor Weather Report Morning Varieties Show 7:05
7:45 UP News 7.30
News Rdup CBS Mng. News ____ 7:45
8:00 World News go(j
8:15 The Strand Stand Martin Agronsky Windy Herrin Show 8:05
8:30 Tops of the Mrng. UP News Chapel In the Sky Top of the
8:45 Market Basket Blngstime Morning . 8:30
News Breakfast Melodies 8 45
0:00 Honeymoon 111 N.Y. Moments of Devo. of America News news
Shoppers Special By Request Breakfast Club Faith In y oo
9:!S Our Time 9:15
9:30 Cliff Edwards JTello-Test Ozark Valley Folks 9:30
9:45 Music With Msge.
10:00 Fred Waring D Charlton, News UP News My True Story News Vfr
10:15 Fred Waring Flicker City tiosslp Rich’s Radio Sch ^fo:15 00
10:30 Road of Life Wax 4s Needle Ctr. Arthur tJoutrcy Betty Crocker Say O It with Music
Brighter Day Listening 10:30
10:45 The Post 10 45
11:00 Dr. Paul & Ray Kipers College News 11:06
it. 15 We l^jve Learn Com. Home Pgm. Guy Lombardo 11:15
11:30 Jack Berch Show Ted Malone Gabriel Heatter 11:30
11:45 So. Hayrlders Music by Martin vflnute Quiz f 43
12:00 Wally Fowler News Wendy Warren Welcome Traveled Kate SmTttTSpe^
12:15 A. P. News Jim Wilder’s Show Hymns ot People Ch ’rk board 12:00
12:30 Juniper Junction Helen Trent News Hillbilly Jam Tee 12:00
12:45 Farmers Digest Our__Gal Sunday ! Musical Mill Spotlight 12:30
1:00 Sav. Nav. Stores ( | Bing Sings Holsum Hang* r l Jimmy Dee? Cedric Foster
1:15 Musical Matinee Cora Lovers Hour UP News Police Court 1:00
1:30 Sailv Montana 1 Young Dr. Malone j 1:13
1:45 Hoy Acuff Show_ Woman's World 1:30
or" Nothing Corn Lovers Hour the Music for the Ladles 1:45
2:u0 Double Views of News i Brk fast in —-— H wood Queen for
2:15 Perry Mason Day 2:01
2:30 Today's Children Nora Drake Bride and Groom ^ 2:15
2 45 Claudia News Sav. of Music Golden Hope Chest 2:30
2:00 Lite Can Be Be n. Dancelaud Martin Block 2:45
David Harum Ladles Be Seated Benson Movie
3:15 Ma Perkins Hilltop House Show 3 00
3:30 Pepper Young Vr. Lucky Strike Gelen Drake Hayloft j 3 - is
3:45 Right to Happiness Music Hop :i0
4 00 Backstage Wlte Hint Hunt Atomic Boogie Al's
4 15 Stella Dallas UP News Wax Works 4:00
4 30 Lorenzo Jones Yr. comf. Home 4:15
4 45 Wldder Brbwn j Variety Discs 4:30
5:00 Eddie Asnold L> Charlton, News Treas Bandstand Music 4 45
5:15 Fortia Faces Life Spin Chin 1290 Harny Lane Adventure Parade 5 00
5:30 F'lghts, Mu., News 1290 Har. Lane Jack Armstrong Superman 5:15
5 45 Strictly Dixie Captain Midnight 5:30
6:05 630 Ranch Music Box News Feature a ports News
6 15 Tex & Music Cor. The Bandstand B:0#
6 25 Wally Fowler Sundown Serenade « Requestfully e is
6 45 Here’s to Veterans 7 T. P. News Yours 6:30
7 00 Cnos'lid sup. ciud D Charlton. News ABC Program bdwln C. Hill
7 15 News Of World Radio Deems Sports Taylor Page The Old Salt Elmer Davis Alvin J} 11 , 1 ^h, Helper. Lewis, News Jr. 7:15 7:00
v .m Find That Ford Club Fifteen Sa. Lin -Mer. Quiz Henry Taylor
7 45. Kaltenbom. News 7 30
8 00 Cavalcade of Am music Levers ’ Passing Parade 7 45
8:15 Hr Inner Sanctum R. R. Hour Advers. of Falcon 8.00
8 ;30 Voice of Firestone Arthur Godfrey „ c-bk 8:15
of . Greg. Hood
8:45 8 30
9.00 Telephone Hour Tops in Pops Billy Rose 8:59
9:15 Lux Radio Thatre Music & Mr. Blaine Gabriel Heatter 9 00
9:30 Dr. I. Q 1 Sapphire Room Get Rich Mutual Newsreel 8:15
9:45 1 Lest Quick Atomic Energy aer. 8:30
We Forget
10:00 Carnation Program Ten P M Pinal My Friend Irma 9 45
!0:15 Aco'dng to Record Sapphire Rm. Orch Hunting-Fishing club 10:00
1-2-3 Club Earl Godwin
10:30 Radio City Plhse Bob Hawk Show Music Lovers Hour Dem. Nat. Com.
10 45 1 030
11 0 Bandwagon CBS News 10 45
News All the News
11 «5 1100
1130 Apt. With Music Dance Orchestra Gems For Thought • 11:13
11 45 News Music You Want Dance Orchestra Dance Orchestra ll: 3 g
12.00 News Summary Sign Off CBS News News 11:49
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538-28 West Bro»d St.
Is The Right Place To
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WEDDING
AND
BIRTHDAY
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Bread
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Two Bakings Dally
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Jefferson and Duffy Sts.
Phone 5244