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\ ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS
-4- WAR CORRESPONDENT ?
jj SOMEWHERE IN. NEW GUINEA
; B,. <ANP)?Rizzy Wuazy natives here
L'Jjl. uncovered their best tribal finery
put on war paint and proceeded
to give allied troops a show that
' heretofore they only hut^seen in'
ed of actually witnesing in real
life. .It was a great day for the
- soldiers and seemingly ra picnic
for the natlvea-JBrko went to?town?
Tp a lifhole <if>y nf
The program of the day started
B|ff with native dances early in
Rfthc morning. About seven tribes
urned out for the occasion. Each
Hvenring Its tribal dress and
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in war paints, a spot, was spaced
riff for each group to do their
number in. The dances vr e re
terrific-...... .torn# tom.s l>eat out a
jungle boogie wooSTie - rhapsody
while the nativer did a mixture of
dance steps that might be jr.- j.
tcrpreted for a conglomeration of ;
htihr,?-Jhula,"toopfle-""WoogleT tfte T
mrH^Iif and an rullMudlsn?Jitter- j
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Women with their uppers in full i
view, wearing trass skirts of vn- j
:,"ed dyed colors, llowered wreaths
adorning t.hw nerk finu.^ in rytr
"bushy short i,.di hp-e feet, .with
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Troops
rhr m'ici hooglo-woftRU' .scramble
The men in their festivity clothes
were as coloriul, or more, than
the women. They worn crowns with
mixed color feathers, .gorgeous
heads and painted faced. The toms
loins were portable and mosHy
beaten. by half-naked -'children.
Something about the scene reminded
yop of n ' primitive reproduction
"t iju1 Mardi Oihs "i New
Orleans. _ ;
Spear throwing-. tossing rocks at
painted heads ol Japs, treo. cutting
with breath taking speed and
JUL exhibit of native art tilled the
vans between dance periods -during
(he day. Tire ^ffnir was sponsored
jointly hv A N? G. A. U. (native
control unlt> and the* army's special
service. Troops took shifts from
duties to witness the festival.
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NEW YORK, tf. Y. ?, A lotal of
$.183 in contributions has been received
in recent weeks by the
NAACP from Colored men in the
Navy. From the U. S. Naval Air
Station c-o the Post Office at Sett
evlr ,?WnnlllllHUUl, ?lf WAACF Te^
ceived $37 through Robert V. Hargrove,
CK 1-C;?from?ten colored.
men aboard the USS Plunkett, $50
through L. W. Brookins, and from
the HGth Naval Construction Battalion,
through Frank E. Moore,
M. M. 2.-c\? $100.
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In N^w Movie
By VFRNA ARVEY
HOLLYWOOD. Calif. .?(Calvin's
News Service)?Out of War- I
ner Brothers' studio 111 BOTfeaflS, T
California, has come a brilliant
procession of films?that?may be j
described as "topical." The studio |
is proud of the iacL. that it has 1
made pictures out "of the headlines.
out of timrTy books and
news items.
The studio is also not afraid to
make Us films educational, though
the spokesman for its President.
Mr. Warner, admitted that the
ednmtinriBt factor.?would * bd sec-.j
ondtiry to the main . commercial
purpose, of the film. "We have to
pay off our stockholders too! he-'
said. ' ?.
PROUD OF FILM
The studio is proud of the film, |
"In This Our Life." adapted from !
the novel by Ellen Glasgow . in j
which the young Negro actor. Ernest.
Anderson, played a dignified!
and forthright role.. It's interesting
to know'tlint, the author of the
story- is a Southern white woman
and that the film part played by
- Mr. Anderson wan written by iter-;
into the novel not shoved into it
later bv nil anonvmniis Hnllvwnnd .
scftipt writer.
'(if this is what we need to inspire I
Hollywood to portray Negroes with
dignity in films, then by ail means ;
let us encourage the studios to find -
more Southern while writers with
the breadth of view and the cour- i
age that Ellen Glasgow possesses. I
. In the novel, "In This Our Life."
I the author presented several_2dlf^J
1 rereiil tvpes cff colored people, the J
t aspiring-person-of?sw> ^well^
i as the traditional Southern ser- j
t vants, and persons of the criminal
' KlmilUttl! HW snowed the vast diffcrence
between the gifted colored
1 person and-others atkhinthis she
, helped to- destroy "those generailzaj
Hons that are so_often the basis of
misconceptions. - In
addjptloh to the dram a tic presentation
of the Negro in "In This
Our Life" and Sgt. Joe ' Louis*
manly role in "This Is The Arm>"
'In striking contrast to the white
men who in that same film impersonate
blackface minstrel^ in n
comic vein > Warner Brothers'
studio also employs colored comedians.
The studio-, regards their
work also a*, being n type of artistry
all its own, in the sense of |
".good acting rather than in a racial
sense.
DEPENDS ON TREND
To 4he question concerning his
opinion of the Negro in films, generally
speaking, "the spokesman re- i
plied that he -dirtnT understand(as
other film people hod pre-_
1 viously indicated* that he was unj
aware of the discussions that huye
: been raging on the subject.
When he was asked whether he
I thought an improvement was needjed
in the Negius-J.LH.llis in ttlmSii
j he remarked that it all depended
?on the ("tr.?nd"?tnat__ls, public
reaction. To the query concerning
the possible^ commercial success ol
a dignified ."Negro biography, the
Kpn(rnt;r?^p Hi>ritntrvl?-t mWhehT"
and then satd. "GOTTyi We. drmT
l know! We know a blograulxy- of-j
"j George m. Cohan is likely to be
j it success, but George W. Carver?,
j How can we tell?" j
At this, this writer immediately j
'wanted to' know how tfie studio
j determines the "trend.The
spokesman replied that it is de-j
I termined by subtle hints ihrn'ThiHrti
IM Rf'w.<r ns-4t" romes through1
| periodicals and over fhe air, and j
Lsora*Ume? by-spontaneous letter:..
1 Warner Brothers- studios jioes (
* nnT"pm"pToy Negroes in the skilled
oraftKr?noC beemwie of?prehidicf^ tmt |
because it Just hHPPt'nPfl That '
iThe spokesman snldvthntThe head
joDthe story department had had
: an application-from tr-rmm -vW|
wanted to be a reader. His letter
wns oigphly intelligent and when
he ~furhed i\p for hiK interview (hey
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Lovely Pnuline Braddy was
Gal" by a unit in 376 Port Bnt
Hawaii according to Pvt. Alfred Bi
of^the drums with the Internatic
girl hand. The jnit is said to ha*
graph to fit in their wallets and a
->let and. *mih^ has done a lot for t
Coast Re
Sketchy li
By LAWRENCE F. LAMAR
LQS ANHFTFS '"iw'ti 'N "ITnt" ''
.-Stauthorn California Pr'xlucing Co., J
finally hit the boards of tne^Tnyrm^
theatre Wednos^'v with n :
full house on hand to witness 1
[what have w<v The presentation Is }'
-done witli- wim1 nmslc: but- liv, the 1
main hardly differs from the old !
time vodevtlle panel acts. -The I
show was presented without l>ook 1
drfohtlnuiTy." tt\s if* $2.20 top sKow. !
j It?ts difficult indeed for a thea- [
tre critic to ?it through a three f
hour and a luilf show after pay- i
Ing $2.20 at the box office, and try J
to find something interesting to j
relate about. It. That Js what. tliis-j,
reviewer paid lor the privilege ot 1
i getting this news to puss on to the j
readers of these pages: It. was an I
oversight on the part of tlie pro- j
ducer's press representattve. How- j'
I ever.-I did ace .i guud de.it of lini.' '
j entertainment In- "Sweet 'i\ Hot." i
Not too much, mind you, but some, j
With sterling performers the ilike
of Leonard Heed who eta cee'd
j Uie glittering floor show on a legi- j
r-Umotc iitAge, the?mferrtrjuF comdance
numbers c -Anise Bover and i
' Arc Id e Savage, and the exotic 1
| singing of Mabel Scott, to say ;
nothing of the standout comic |
L team oi Miller and Lee, one could
| hardly help from being delightfuli
ly entertained in .Lheii spots. LUt.
j my business at the playhouse was
i to review a show. A musical com!
edy. revue.
J The show is not a musical com- .
' edy. It is, though, a revue; done in
hi mm It's hi JO sKeichev panels cll|
videri .so as to give Hip niatllt'.iiei' :
1 elainee ^ hrMthg?A glOUp of?
half dozen musicians in ttie stage '
: pit provide a.tinkling of music thai j
permits the revue oj ankle along
| with some degree of rhythm. The >
! other music is provided by the
I Flournoy Trio and harp strurning
j of talented Olivette Miller aceom:
pa living s^ver^r vr.ral?Ullllllji'in.
O+lf stn nrlino rmnol oe I-.
I this witness, -ails lUv?e??mfdv- *
drama sketch featuring the- trapped
loyer. .with Leonard KceyU Jua- ]_
TVif a "nnis.etie: "Boh Pnrrlsh. Freddie
jGonion ytnd Lorenzo Flournow 1 o?>
mom*' aii'Hlwt w?t> DVih >?n'.-iah?O'M- ;
discovered lie was. cnjored At- the
?t wrmnc. the rlmnrimeni
ua.s planning to hire him to -ot
hi- reaction to various prnir-rttvr
scripts. __ . T
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unanimously selected "Wallet , ^
talion stationed some where in j
rooks. Miss Braddy is the Queer* i '
>na| Sweet'hearts^of Rhythm all | |
re clipped Miss Braddy's photo- 1 ,
peck once in a while at her din-j I
heir morale. ?_? ???
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i?o Mnbli' Ocuil. "'l4io Comic laurels '."1
of coure -sewtnoMt. Hralize
of course went to Miller and "Lee. |?
The elassicah dancing ?oi? Archie -jJ
a-iviitn unci AhLu Buy IT. miyihiy t"1
topped that offeree! by f-he very j<
Uitentcd Cubano *flyle dnnrers ftto |
Hz Rtco Dingnem. ~~ i1
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PURCHASE WO.OflO IN -BONDS H
'' NFW ORLEANS, Jan . ? (ANP> i
?Two breweries of New Orleans, i
the American Brewing eompany
and the Jackson Brewing company. ,
this week on the first day of the
drive purchased $80000 worth of
war bonds from the Negro division,
according to announcements from
A. P.. Turenud, local attorney and
drive director ftiui (ieorfu1- Longer
parish chairman.
Dorothy [
Clicfcs^Or
By LEON hardwick
HOLLYWOOD ? < ANP) ? Two :
months ago Andrew Stone, who is
J)rot;iK'lny ar>d dlrpctm,r tlm froth
coming "Sensations of 1914" for!
United Artists, dropped into thoT
Latin Quarter, In the heart of'
Chicago's loop district.
Featured that, night was a captivating
young lady of 20 who play.
ed Bach. Beethoven and Brahms
aCTTTV - wild "swing qKtnHrm t.hnV
r.ucn wild swing abandon that, it
Made Producer Stones ears as
v. i-H >e. -hit till ton Ungle.
lb- liked hVr so tu>l! he signed her i
to ? $2,000 a week contract for his
picture. That's how Dorothy Done- f
j aii, the Sensuous ' Siren of t.hf j
Keyboards.' finds herself today one I
of the most ta^pd-.about, -.voting jLuTTcsln
the film colony.
CONTRACT'EXTENDED
Miss Ddnegan, now rated chief i;
liv.t' to Haael Scott as claimant to ;
the title of "Amrrlctrj QtreeltTSf!
Sw iiu:." mido >>u4h b ha with me1
Dim folk who frequent ihe Trocadero
following her opening at
'hat world famous spat -two weeks
;.?o neit her contract hit* beOY
' t3ded .two weeks.
: week,-rdf li Tter.irn !
Z ALL ^P^OUTH -BUT APMlF
? FOOL* - IVF ADMIPATIOF
K\ I KECKQNA REOPCCT TOR-A LI
TO THOLLi AMERICAN*
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Hottywoi
Writer H]
Given Rat
CIIIGAGp ? Few gains 1
the types of roles portrayed by
Dalton Trumbo, white Kollyw<
tide "Blackface, HoHywoo#TSt
ary issue of NEGRO DIGEST
Criticizing the slanderous treat- '
nent of Negro character* in the I
notion -picture indue try,?Trumbo 1
leclares: "We' have made tarts of
he Negro's daughters. vcrap-sJiooth*s
of hts son?* obsequious Uncle
rums or nis ffthei'H. ffliperfitlttotir ~
ind grotesque crones of his mothr
?rs, strutting peacocks of his sucicsaful
men, psalm singing mounte3nnks
of his priests- tjnd. Barnum
md Bailey sideshows of his veli-dBesptte
President Roosevelt^s ap- "
aeal for racial understanding ahd
notion pictures "reveals many of
the vicious lies dressed -up and paraded
before us as evidence of our
;tern devotion to ^winning the
svar," the writer "declares.
Fven "Cabin in the Bky," and
'Stormy Weather" 'which made a
few mtnor concessions to Negro
iignity contained bad features
R-hlch far outweighed their virtues.
However, he poihts to th?
KIMare series, "Bataan," "In This
3ur Life," and 'Talk of the Town"
is examples of sympathetic treat*
hf Nodm rQIes. "Bu\
one looks In vaih for dramatic
material^v.hich presents such
Negro types as' Brlgadier-Benerial
B. O. Davis, Sr.l or Captain Hugh
Mnl?tle, or the late Oeurge Washington
Carver, or any of the hundreds
of other distinguished Ne?roes."
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EXTITBIT .ATTRACTS INTEREST
ANNISTON. Ala.?tAr-N-HP)?The
works of these service men stationed
at. Ft. McClellan, were displayrrt
at nil !\rt MffilVut neid at tlie
Annlstcn USO colored soldiers,
lan.. IS- 1ft. The collect ton includedrnrima^
water' color paintlbf?v.
etchings, lithographs, cartoons-, and
photographs. * ' . '
RESERVATION REFUSED
ST. PAUL. Minn.?(A N P>?Ito-"
land Hayes, noted tenor, last week
was refused hotel reservations by
the Hotel St. Paul, according to
S. Vincent Owens, executive secretary
of the St. Paul Urban League,
because the hotel director would
take on no "additional burden."
The _weii known singer appeared J
at tin- St. Paul audUoriiun Thursday
night under Uic Auspices ?of
the Urban league auxiliary r
)onegan
i Coast^
ed she be guest artist on one oi his |
regulur Sunday night radio . programs
Miss Donegan was - supposed
tu met Lena Hbrne ai a party recently
put l/thg was Unable to attend.
However, tho lonely Lena made a 1
.v.?. V1 v/ MIC . xxrce ftionauy
night in order ~ to meet the* fast*
riilng Chicago youngster. '-A f t e>togetiier
u tthe home of Leonard !
adman, popular Independent c'.i '
rector. . Miss* Donegan the I
ceutor' ol' attraction while the J
crowd urged her to play six num- '
ors, liOiia Homo following with 1
several selections. I'PQDITCT
Or OHIOAOQ 1
The shapely OorothyJsa prod-.,
net of tlte ChTeaA Conservatory of i
Music One of thenighlights of her !
career came last year on a winfry..
night in Chicago' whfr she gave
a Tr?n?ert at the ultra-ultra Orchestra
haTlT She played to a yold-.i
out' liolRP. """" 7" "
The preceding night tho-fnmous 1
Russian pianist, Vladimir HCrivJ
witz . had gi\en a concert but
ftorrthtv- di htm
than. 5,(Vl. bcrsens. ? That's talent, L
liiat'n hmvinwuihip? T
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r Negrroes in the movies, says
3od screen writer, in the at- .4
yle, 4Teatur^ in the/I^ebru* 1
published here * T' -"'v- ',v~ , '-. j
Opens Nitery
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KthM- ' WJCW AWlM* ftwi known
blnft songstress, op?MI tbe
Swanky Cabin In the, Sky Cabaret
Bar, In Chlwp> last week. AlttHfr^
Mian ffittn hn I'tr1^ tfit i ft'fm1 ~ '
ship of the beautiful dab, her. beat
friend and acQaintancea who Jammed
the ptece on opening night
and - witnessed Jictl a<Mfroar?nee,?^
heard her soap, declared that she .
Is the owner.
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In Steiler Role i
At Clover Club
Contemplates No
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.Artist Reveals _ _
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By LAWRENTR P. LAMAR
. HOLLYWOOD- fSNBl ? 4EfieJ
Waters, mighty woman of the
stage, returned here early this "
week from Chicagq tyr a short en*- gagement
at the ultra swank Clover
Club. The glorious woman or P"
song and t""*, tV ?
show world, arrived with oodles
and oodles of praise for Tommy
Brookyns newly opened nitery in
Chicago, called "Cabin in the Sky."
She saytMhe place is the ultra ot
swank. t
?Friday, night Miss Waters was a.,
guest artist on the Amos & Andy
is contemplated for Miss Waters during
her brief stay here as she
has to leave here by the 5th Of
February for New York. The soul
stirring singing- atari R MnMiUSff"
lo open at the Zanzibar -m tpnfc r ~~
city on February 17.
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Southernaires Aid ,
In War Rond Drive
DURHAM, N C. - (SNg)?The
Southernaires, vocal quartet, appearing
at North Carolina College
under the auspices of Iheiot* fhi
Lambda Sorority? boosted the Dur? *
ham Negro committee^ war bond
Kftles-bV aa.HW- iieie last aw* ?
- The noted singer? were presented
last Monday night in a program
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