Minneapolis spokesman. [volume], March 15, 1935, Image 5

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Friday, March 16, 1935
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In case you don’t know, Carolynne Snowden, the first of the suc
cessful sepia movie gals, is playing the Gayety theatre this week and
next. . . . Apex Sunday night dance will feature the Southside Nite
Club’s floor show, “The Brownskin Follies.” ... In St. Paul, Every
body Doesn’t Go When The Wagon Comes. . . . Bill Robinson rates a
hand for his performance in flicker, “The Little Colonel.” . . . Two
St Paul sassiety gels are riding for a fall. . . . The ofay lad with C. W.
and his lady friend at the Apex Monday night was the femme’s son.
. . » Why are so many musicians rated N. G. when it comes to paying
their bills? . . . Frankie Hines, the piano tickler, is reported to be an
exception to the general rule.
Frank pays his bills! . . . The Min
neapolis Elks* Open House is still
drawing the crowds. The Harlem
Breakfast Club in Minneapolis is
in bloom as is the Dunbar, St
Paul, and the Castle Inn.
CAROLYNNE SNOWDEN HELD
OVER FOR SECOND WEEK
AT GAYETY
Carolynne Snowden, the Georgia
Flash, has been held over at the
Gayety Theatre for one more wek.
The long, tall gal from Dixie has
been such a hit at the Washington
Avenue, Minneapolis, Burlesque
house that the management has de
cided to hold her over for one more
wek starting Saturday matinee,
March 16th.
This is quite an achievement and
record that the songbird has set
as it is the first time that a Colored
attraction has been kept for longer
than the original contract called
for.
When you see and hear this
artist sing and dance you will not
be surprised at her success with
Minneapolis theatregoers. Her rou
tine of specially arranged musical
numbers are second to none in the
business and her delivery of a song
number leaves nothing to be de
sired. *For a real treat you owe
yourself a visit to the Gayety next
week where you will se the second
Ethel Waters.
Pullman Porters Benefit
DANCE
Thursday Night, March 21st, 1935
At FELLOWSHIP HALL
3013 Garfield Minneapolis
Admission 35c
Harlem Breakfast
Club
141 Hyland Ave. N.
Italian Spaghetti a Specialty
Atlantic 9179 Music
Elks Open House
AT REST
148 Hyland Ave. N.
Minneapolis
As Usual
Every Saturday Night
Everybody Welcome
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
French Dry Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing
We handle Skelly Gas, the Aromox and Powennox Gas
We are open from 6 a. m. to 9 p. m.
We thank you for your patronage.
L. E. Streeter 910 sixth ave. no.
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POST
A bunch of withered flowers
Tell the tale of wasted hours;
Make life a busy day,
Death never takes a holiday.
Main 5048
COMBS BROS.
TAILORS
809 FOURTH AVENUE SOUTH
Ladies* Work Given Special Attention
Work Called For and Delivered
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
Branch Office, 406 E. 38th St.
HeUo!
NEW BUSINESS
Jerome “Ted” Crockett has
opened the Royal Press Club, a
cleaning and pressing shop, at 640
Sixth Ave. No., Minneapolis.
BIG EASTER BALL
The Clover Leaf Social club has
completed arrangements for their
annual Easter ball to be held at
the Aragon ballroom, Monday,
April 22nd. They plan to make this
the grandest event of the season.
—adv.
SEE HER TODAY
Special Extra Attraction
the Georgia Peach
Carolynne
SNOWDEN
She’s a Honey
CAYETYZ ,
TWO 5-SOWS DAT. v
BURLESQUE
Show each S-'
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DON’T FORGET
OPEN HOUSE Every Sunday
Afternoon at the
Wolverine Club
637 H Sixth Ave.
Rudolph Young, Pres.
Elmer Lewis, Secretary
Bill Taylor, Treasurer
DAle 4406
(Locally owned and operated)
BOYD SERVICE STATION
Cor. Dale and Central
“PHILLIPS 66” GAS and OIL
Lee Tires
R. S. Boyd & Son St. Paul, Minn.
AGENTS WANTED
for Well-Known Cosmetic Lines
976 CARROLL AVE.
Call DAle 7656
John L. Armistead
GOOD
CHILI
“Best in Two Towns”
AT
KEYSTONE BAR
Lunch Room
644 Sixth Are. N.
SANDWICHES OF ALL
KINDS
H. Holliday, Prop.
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Big Sunday Night
DANCE
March 17,1935
Featuring
Robert Freeman and Willie Davenport’s
Brownskin Follies
With “Skippy”
At APEX HALL, 635 Sixth Ave. N.
MUSIC BY
Mack Swain and His Band
Floor Show—-8:15 and 9:45 Dancing 6:00 Until
DUNHAM SCOTT CO.
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To Fit AU Makes
Hotel and Restaurant Supplies
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friends with telephones
... grown people call
friends with telephones • • • employers
call applicants with telephones • • •
• In dozens of ways the telephone
serves them for only a few cents a day.
STILLMAN CO.
Corner of 4th & Lake St.
Office Hr*.: 11-11 A. M.. X-4.7-1 P. M.
Office. HY. 7717 Re*.. CH. Uli
Dr. Robert W. Hatch
Physician and Surgeon
Lyndale at Sixth Are. N.
Res.: 1021 Bryant Ave. N.
Minneapolis. Minn.
Clean - Courteous - Service
The Imperial Cafe
—HOME COOKING
—QUALITY FOODS
—POPULAR PRICES
229 Washington Avenue S.
MA in 9002
Phene MAin 1628
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Attorney at Law
Suite 510-512 Palace Bldg.
Minneapolis
AMUSEMENTS
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Our prices are very low.
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REgent 8204 Open Evenings
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Funeral Director
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Regent 7440
293* 4th Avenue So. Minneapolis, Mis*
“THE OLD RELIABLE*’
PORTERS 8c WAITERS’ CLUB
18 So. Third St.
The Place Where Men Meet
MAin 9875
Minneapolis
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PHONE MAin 4521
OUR ECONOMY MARKET
McDUFF WOODARD, Prop.
Phone Hyland 9746
902 Sixth Ave. No.
OUR MOTTO—QUALITY AND SERVICE
GROCERIES, MEATS AND POULTRY
Suits Made to Order $35 and Up
WOLFSON TAILORS
722 Hennepin Avenue
It Pays to Wear Tailor Made Clothes
FRANK LEBOW BRidgeport 4040
ARCADE LIQUOR STORE
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, WINES and BEERS
GUARANTEE LOWEST PRICES’ TOWN
Honest Service To AH
We Deliver Free
Bob Mouldea Edith Moulden
BOB’S CAFE
S7SS Fourth Avenue South
A Good Place to Eat
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