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Thursday, December 5, 1946
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Finest Kitchen featuring
Steaks, Chops, Chicken
and Sea Foods
Beverages of all kinds
Reservations accepted
for parties, clubs and
dances
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A. B. C. Furniture Stores, Savannah's newest furniture concern, is now conducting a large
scale Christmas sale. The A. B. C. is located at 125 W. Broad Street, in a two-story building
comprising 7060 square feet of floor space, all of which is crammed with specially selected home
furnishings for the Yuletide season. At present, the A. B. C. is offering, as a free gift, a giant
size table dressed turkey, with the purchase of every bedroom, livingroom, or dining room
suite. ’ —Photo by Southern Photo Service
MELODY NOTES
Yes 'Sir! The biggest stage show
ever to hit any Theatre stage
in Savannah opened last Saturday
at the Melody Theatre.
You have been told over and
over again about big stage shows
but not until you have seen Har
lem on Parade will you really
know the making of a great show
and al-1 of the entertainment that
goes with it.
Those of you that were in the
Melody Theatre last Saturday
really got a big kick out of the
performances produced by none
other than Duke Pilgrim who
has several acts that are now
on the screen.
On every Tuesday—Thursday
and Saturday Duke Pilgrim and
all of his hep-cats will give out
to you every thing there is to
give in the show field and he
will surely keep your feet pat
ting and your heart full with
joy. Mr. Pilgrim has promised
an entirely new show every week
HUB BACKING C.P.L.
Several months ago the Hub felt called upon to speak out
in a political campaign in the best interest of the Negro Citizens
of Chatham County. The coming city election is again an op
portunity for the Negro to exercise his new found right to the
ballot.
We must all cast our ballots according to the dictates of
our own conscience. We must vote irrespective of party or per
son. It is our obligation as a citizen.
In July the citizens here voted three legislative candidates
into office and a slate of members of the executive committee
of the Chatham County Democratic Party. It is our opinion
now that we can best serve our interest by supporting these
men and casting our ballots for the candidaes of the Citizens
Progressive League.
This is not meant as a political move, but is the result of o
panel discussion by the members of the Hub, which body au
thorized the publication of this statement with twenty for orc
two negative votes.
"THE HUB"
(Advertisement)
New Store Has Imposing Facade
with different acts so that no one
will become bored with the same
show every week.
It has bocome necessary for
the Management to return to his
old program of showing the week
end pictures for only two days
(Sunday and Monday) to give you
the opportunity of seeing this
great stage show. On Tuesdays
you will see another picture to
gether with Harlem on Parade
from the stage; ~ -
F.A.B. Church
Present Musical
The First African Baptist
Church is presenting one of the
country’s most talented artists
on Monday evening, December
16th. when Wallace Thompson,
celebrated yeung Tenor, will ap
pear in the main auditorium of
that church in a recital that
promises unsurpassed brilliance.
The artist is to be accompanied
by Marc D’Albert, who is a
great pianist in his own right.
> In all parts of the country, audi
| cnees and critics join in unanimous
agreement that he possesses; “A
VOICE OF RARE QUALITY.”
From the time of his debut in
Boston, where se studied with
such eminent persons as Roland
Hayes, Gulielmo Gherardi. and the
composer Mrs. M. H. Gulseiau,
he has ma Ie numerous concert
tours in this country, appeared
with the Boston Symphony, the
Melrose Orchestra Association. Ho
is a member of the City Center
Opera Company, and of the choir
of the famous St. George Church,
of New York iCty.
The entire public is invited to
hear this gifted young tenor, who
has skyrocketed to fame in these
recent years. He will appear bi
the main auditorium of the First
African Baptist Church. Dr. Ralph
Mark Gilbert, Pastor, on Monday,
December 16th. ar 8:30 P. M.
j Tickets may be secured at the
I Savannah Pharmacy and the AD
1 nutt Music Store.
