The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 13, 1938, Page Page Eight, Image 8
The manufacture of shoe blacking
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About 6,248,800 George Washington
uarters were issued by the United
States government in 1932.
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Swing Defined
By Whitemaa
The curtain will be rolled back an<
the stage will be cleared so that th<
audience may dance to the music o
Paul Whiteman and his orchestra a
the Carolina Theater on Tuesday, Ma3
17, Grady Beeker, manager of tho
theater said Wednesday. This is no
usually done when Whiteman is or
tour, but Whiteman is giving Colum
bia this special pleasure because it i.
a University town, Mr. Becker said.
Whiteman recently was asked for
definition of "swing." He remindec
the int-erviewer that to date no one ha4
been able to define the term satisfac
torily. However, the following are z
few of Paul's ideas on the subject.
"If I had a nickel for every time
that I have been asked the question
what is the difference between 'jazz
and 'swing?'-I could buy myself ;
castle and paper it with five' dollai
bills."
"The Jazz Bands of several year!
ago are now calling themselves Swinj
liands. Well, the difference is it
name only."
"We always have had swing, but un
der other titles. The music knowr
as swing today, yesterday was knowi
as jazz. Tomorrow-who knows]
Ilut whatever the new label for it'
the music itself will remain unchanged.
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f schedule as it was given last week:
A. M. 9-12
May 20-T., T., S. .......10:00-11:00 T
t May 21-T., T., S. ........ 9:00-10:00 T
May 22-Sunday
May 23-T., T., S. ........8:00- 9:00 T
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"I first encountered swing on the
Barbary Coast when I was playing vi- aE
ola in the San Francisco Symphony. ni
Then it went under the uncomplimen- h<
tary title of gut bucket.' Since, it th
has been rechristened variously, rag- sa
time, jazz, syncopation, and jan." -
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n may be held outside of the stated
the President.
its may be transferred from one sec
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romptly at the stated hours. a
"Many persons have described jazz n
ai
a music sprung from the colored la
an's efforts to express himself when a
was unable to read notes. Swing,
erefore, must originate from- the
me type of family tree."
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mokes twenty cigars daily .... big,
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itroduced ten years ago to radio lis
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ymphony and Wagner's "Siegfried"
.In the lighter music he prefers
ictor Herbert's "Kiss Me Again....
[as played over the Columbia net
'ork more than any other band, his
:hedule at times calling for as many
; eleven broadcasts weekly.... Has
iade shorts for both Warner Brothers
id the Paramount studios.... During
st year he played two engagements
the Paramount Theatre in New
ork City and also at Loew's State
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