Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, February 27, 1937, Image 12

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STAGE . SCREEN - RADIO
Chick Webb—Boys, Broadcast
Spice Of The
Air
SUNDAY
WSBC—6:00 a. m. Dawn Patrol
6:30 a. m. Folklore
7:00 a. m. Home Makers
Program
7:35 a. m. Sophisticated
Lady.
7:45 a. m. Mrs. Jack
cooper’s Spiritual
Program
8:00 .a m. Midwest Won
ders’ Quartet
8:15 a. m. Dixie Daisies
and Julia Kenne
dy.
WHFC—10:30 p. m. McQueen’s
Optimistic Singers
WLS—11:00 a. m. The Southcrn
aires
9:00 p. m. Jack Cooper's
Variety Hour.
MONDAY
WMAQ—10:15 a. m. The Vaga
bonds Quartet
WSBC—10:30 a. m. Jack and
Mush—Timely Tunes.
TUESDAY
WSIC—10:30 a. m. Jack and
Mush—Timely Tunes.
WCFL—10:15 a. m. The Vaga
bonds Quartet.
WCFL— 4:15 p. m. The Toiler*
Quartet
WEDNESDAY
WCfrL—10:30 a. m. The Vaga
bonds Quartet.
WSBC—11:00 p. m. Mush and
Clorinda
WSBC 11:15 p. m. Hot Musical
Moments
WSBC 11:30 p. m. Jack Coop
er’s Dance Music
THURSDAY
WSBC 10:30 a. m. Jack ,nd
Mush—Timely Tunes.
WSBC—11:00 p. m. Negro Spiri
tual*
11:30 p.' m. Jack Cooper'*
Variety Program
FRIDAY
NBC—10:15 a. m. The Vagabonds
Quartet (no local outlee)
WSBC—10:30 a. m. jack and
Mush—Timely Tunes.
WSBC—11:00 p. rn. Night In
Harlem Dance Music
SATURDAY
WCFL—8:00 a. m. The Vaga
Quartet
WSBC—10:30 a. m. Mush and
Jack—Timely Topics
WMAQ—6:15 p. m. The Hampton
Institute Choir
WMAQ—9:30 p. m. Clarence
Muse, Hall Johnson
Choir i n Paducah
J
Plantation
I ... ■ .... ;v.vway.rtwav;a%;-.
Chick Webb and his band who burn the ether over station WENR every Monday nite. (Good Time Society)
Jubilee Singers To
Give A Program
At Carey Temple
Carey Temple, 5347 South Mich
igan avenue, through its pastor,
Rev. H. E. Stewart, will present to
its members and friends the feder
al music project’s notable singing
group, the Jubilee Singers, on
Thursday, February 25tli at 8:30
P. M.
Following the recent successful
program presented by the Colored
Concert Band, under the leadership
of Norman Black, Rev. C. R. Waters
and his congregation at St. James
A. M. E. Church, 03rd and I^fay
ette, are looking forward to the ave
ning of March 3rd, when at S:30 P.
M., the Jubilee Singers will be
heard.
Although an important and popu
Ira unit of the federal music pro
ject, the Jubilee Singers are by no
means to Chicago audiences. The
leader, James A. Mundy, has had
one of the most distinguished ca
reers of any musician of his race.
The group sang to vast audiences
for two seasons at a Century of
Progress and have been heard in
numerous radio programs. There
will be a small admission charge
to both of the above programs.
Among the free south side music
appreciation concerts for schools
next week are listed appearances
of the Illinois Concert Band, under
Max Bendix, at Forrestville school,
I
1439 St. Lawrence avenue, on March
4th at 11 A. M., the Colored Orch
estra, under Zilner Randolph, at I
Carter school, 5740 South Michigan
avenue, on March 3rd at 1 P. M.,
and the Colored Concert Trio, with
William Tyler, at Raymond school,
3033 South Wabash avenue, o n
March 3rd at 9:15 P. M.
\
Park Theatre to Open Soon
The South Side’s newest, finest,
most modern theatre. . .the new
PARK Theatre built on the site
of the former Grand Terrace Cafe
at 3955 South Parkway will open
its doors soon it was announced to
day by Max Slott, proprietor.
Completely new from unltra-mo
dern front decoration to the latest
in sound and projection euipment
. . .with luxurious carpeting,
streamlined design, and the last
word in comfort the new Park The
atre is certain to prove popu'ar
with a vast number of local movie
goerr..
RCA High Fidelity Sound Equip
ment the same as that used in Ra
dio City, New York, is now being
installed. Its owner-director Max
B. Slott lias liad a wide experience
in the show business, having been
associated with Warner Bros, for
twenty years, and recently holding
the position of District Manager
with that organization. He recent
ly resigned to operate as his own
venture the beautiful theatre which,
will soor. open at the South Park
way address.
Good News!
WHAT?
THE LADIES WILL BE GLAD
TO KNOW THAT
at the ORIGINAL
TAVERNiiilfL
MOST POPULAR PLACE IN TOWN
WHERE YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
Souvenir Nite is Thursday, March 4th
A different Kind of Hot Soup Every Day
SOLD WITH EACH DRINK
TONY’S HOT DOGS ARE FAMOUS
KOSHER SALAMI, SHRIMPS, Cooked Hourly, or CHEESE
WITH EACH DRINK—10c
Good Old Prager 10c |L,r|SS“ Whiskey 15c
. Metropolitan
Theatre South Parkway at 47th
Next SUN. to WED.
“CHARGE of the
LIGHT BRIGADE”
—plus—
“Beware of Ladies”
Park
Theatre 3955 So. Parkway
OPEN SOON
The South Side’s Newest
Finest—Most Modern Thea
tre!!!
Watch for OPENING date.
Grand
Theatre 31st and Stats
Sunday only! “North of
Nome” and “Cornin’ ’Round
the Mountain”
Mon. & Tues. “Missing Girls’*
and “Boss Rider of Gun
Creek’ *
Wed. 6c Thurs. “Two in a
Crowd” & “Headline Crasher’’
Fri. 6c Sat. “Trailin’ West’*
l 6c “Wedding Present”

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