New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00196
1963
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in• N. T. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., March 23,1963
Magazine Page
amusements,
theater
Night Clubs
'Social Calendar
Of Kings and Queenss
AT FANTASY — Wynton Kel- Club to Brooklyh for the next
ly, famoua pianist who once two weeks on a holdover. Here
played with Moles Davis. Is
balding forth at the Fantasy
Wyhton, a Brooklyn boy. plays
for Sarah Hyde, Dolores Joaea,
Ernestine Solomon and Yvonne
Mayers.
(Merritt photo).
Sarah's
Hubby
Files
By DAVE HEPBURN
Sarah Vaughan's estranged
husband, theatrical manager C.
B. Atkina, filed an action for di
vorce from his embattled wife.
Tuesday, on the grounds of men
tal cruelty, in Hackensack. N.J.
Although it was rumored that
Miss Vaughan had filed for di
vorce in Trenton, Atkins, con
tended it was just rumor and that
in reality his wife had never fil
ed. He admitted she was contem
plating it.
Battle
falana lends
AT TOWN HILL — At Brook
lyn’s well known Town Hill
The couple who have been hav
ing a running battle for some
months and who have been beset
with many problems, including
the imminent loss of an Engle
Club and restaurant, dancer-
wood Cliffs home for taxes, have ,
a
now apparently split for good At- sm<?er
kins felt for some time that his good ear to saxophooits Bobby
wife would return. But Sarah's
friends state that she has no rea-
son and no intention of returning
to the roost, mainly because she
is still very angry at her hus
band's past actions. One friend
told the Amsterdam News that
during her recent appearance at
the Basin Street East Club, Sa
rah would not go on one night un
til her husband had been remov
ed from the audience.
Parting Of Ways
What seems to make the part
ing now more definite is the fact
that Sarah has taken all her bus
iness out of the hands of her hus
band, who formerly managed
her, and formed the new Sarah
Vaughan Enterprises.
March 22—Dinner-Dance. Esther Bentley Valley Stream
Park Inn, Valley Stream, Li Committee of Friends
March 22—Dance. Fez Ballroom, Brooklyn; Natarettes S C.
March 23—Dance. Fez Ballroom, Brooklyn; Club 38 8.C.
March 24—Luncheon and Fashion Show. Hotel Americana,
New York City; Jamaica Business and Professional
Women’s Club
March 24—Dance. Fez Ballroom, Brooklyn; Leopold Soft
Ball Club
March 29—Looking Glass Ball. HQtel St. George, Brooklyn;
McDonough St. Committee
March 29—Dance. Fez Ballroom, Brooklyn; Doves 8.C.
March 30—Spring Fusion Show. Concord Baptist Church,
Brooklyn; The 1944-45 Club
March 31—Public Meeting, 7:45 P.M. Cornerstone Baptist
Church, Brooklyn; Gamma Iota Lambda Chapter,
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
March 31—Cocktail Party. Club Baby Grand, Brooklyn; The
James Brown Fan Club
March 31—Annual Talent Demonstration program, 4 PM.
George Wingate High School, Brooklyn; Alpha Up-
silon Chapter—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
April 14—Silver Anniversary Fashion Show. Hotel St.
George, Brooklyn: Ladles Auxiliary, Provident
Clinical Society
April 21—Fellowship Award Dinner 1 PM. Town and Coun
try Club, Brooklyn; Weslejan Service Guild
April 21—15th annual Fashion Show. Hotel Diplomat, New
York City; Nat Cooper
Bossa Nova At The ‘Y’
An Open House will be held
at the Flatbush YM-YWCA, 1520
Flatbush Ave., Thursday March
28 at 8 p.m., to acquaint resi
dents with the many popular pro
grams offered to them. There
will be a demonstration in Judo,
a free dance lesson in the Bossa
Nova and a film on the techni
ques of golf.
Guests may register then for
an annual educational member
ship for men and women; for
classes in Bossa Nova, Cha-Cha
and golf.
Fri. & Sat.
CORK 'N BIB
GLORIA
LYNN
plus
Earl May Trio
Westbury, L I.
146 Post Ave.
ED 3-8141
Greene whose band moved In
to the Town Hill last week for
a two-week stand. Behind
them showing no emotion about
the whole thing is Manager
Eddie Gibbs. (Merrit photo).
“The fact that my wife formed
this new company is one of the
reasons for my filing for di
vorce,” Atkins said, “this com
pany is not taking care of some
of the necessary liabilities and I
want to break this connection so
that I will not be involved.”
Atkins stated that the new com
pany gave Sarah 49 per cent of
her own earnings and spread the
other 51 per cent among John
Preacher Wells, a Negro busi
nessman, a white car dealer in
Jersey and a white hair-dressr.
Miss Vaughan could not be
reached for comment.
One of the best habits you can
form is that of reading the Am
sterdam News every week. Try
ft and see.
Turner Doing
A Double
Comedian Dave Turner will
spend the next four weeks shut
ting between St. Albans, Queens
and Brooklyn, doing an unusual
appearance at two clubs, owned
yy the same group. He will be
appearing at the Galaxy in
Queens and at the Town Hill, in
Brooklyn. This week he is at the
Galaxy.
The arrangement was made,
according to Turner’s booking of
fice because heexpresseddissatis-
factton with conditions at the
Town Hill, where he was original
ly booked and preferred to play
at the plusher Galaxy.
Puzzle’s In Freeport
Fuzzie’s of Freeport if rapidly
becoming the place where the
smart diners go in Nassau. The
cozy dinner club at 27 Freeport
Plaza West is a tastefully dec
orated nook whose atmosphere
blends well with the succulent
Lebanese and American cuisine.
a feature of which is the skew
ered beef delight of shish-kebab.
No dandier hall could be found
for the holding of luncheons,
cocktail sips and receptions than
the lengthy Red Carpet Room;
and the cocktail lounge has just
the right touch of intimacy.
THE OFF BEAT
"Where good friends get together"
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
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190-46 99th Avenm
Hollis 23, L I., New York
An up and coming comedian
from Denver, Colo., Dave has
seen active service on the West
Coast and more recently at Bird-
land. His routine of a delegation
of Russian. American. French
man and American Negro who
go to Mars to sell their respect
ive countries to the Martians, has
become Ms mainstay and one of
the funniest routines to his rep
ertoire.
Malcolm X,
Galamison
On TV Show
Brooklyn’s militant young
preacher, Milton A. Galamison,
pastor of Siloam Presbyterian
Church, will be matched In an
oratorical contest wRh the Mus
lims’ Malcolm X on the televis
ion program, "Court Of Reason”
on Channel 13, Wednesday,
March 27 at 8:30 p.m.
The subject of the discussion
will be ‘The Future of the Negro
in America,’’ with Galamison
speaking for integration and Mal
colm X speaking against.
The program, a regular fea
ture on this channel, is a panel
type show In which two protagon
ists discuss a subject and are
then peppered with questions by
three members of the panel. The
panel, on this occasion, will in
clude: Professor Robert K. Mer
ton, Chairman of the Department
of Sociology of Columbia U., John
A. Davis, a profeaaor at CCNY,
and Harrison E. Salisbury, a
writer of the New York Times.
Lady Riders Get
Break On Subway
You ladles, riders of the As
toria. BMT. bless the Transit
Authority: your heels, and shoes
will soon be safe They will nr
’onger get caught In the holes
of the wooden platform.
The TA has awarded a con
tract for replacing wooden plat
forms with concrete ones, al, the
way from 39th Ave. to the Dit
mars Blvd. end of the line. The
<574.400 contract was announced
‘his week.
It was awarded to Ryan
Turecmo Inc. and the work wil’
be finished to ten months starting
May. Next bidder who asked
<789.810 was Gdco Builders Inc
lao of Manhattan.
A TA spokesman said woodc
ilatforms last 10 years whip
concrete platforms are good fe
40 and ladies don’t get caught
in them
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known Negro artist stands be
Albany, March 4-8, in the Sec
side a painting of Spring in his
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home studio at 692 Park Place,
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He was one of the
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