1944-08-31

~P~a~g~e~6!_ ____________ T~H:...:E~=-P-:;E::O=P=L=E==' =S=O=B=S=-E_R_V_E_R _________A u gust 3 1 , 1 9 4 4 ~ Liesure H.our Club Well Represented In Golf Tourney Harold Gaskin, member of the Leisure Hour Golf Club, has reached the semi-finals in the golf tournament now in progress at the Eastmoreland links. On the open– ing day, Gaskin won the . first round on the 4th flight, one up on the 19th hole, making him eligible for the semi-finals on Sunday, Au– gust 20. Vernon Gaskin, president of the Leisure Hour club, won on open– ing day, August 13, by default. Andy Kirk Waxes (" • Hit Recordings Bea Booze Scores On Decca Discs, Too (By Staff Correspondent) A basket of hit tunes have come forward in the last few months and the source is Andy Kirk, who with Andy Kirk his sensational or· chestra has been scoring success· fully in theatres. With Bea Booze aqd Ben Jenkins aS' featured vocal· ists. the Kirk band has evoked much praise from critics. Decca Rec· o~:ds reveal that discs by the Kirk Orchestra and by I the charming chanteuse Bea Booze has reached a new high in the sales tabulations for 1944. On August 20, Vernon Gaskin lost, <me down on the 19th hole, second round on the 4th flight. Listed as favorite ·hits with the juke box and frenzied theatre fans Stephen Wright lost, one down on who rank Kirk and His Clouds of Joy "tops" are, namely: "Boogie the 18th hole, second round of the Woogie Cocktail," 5th flight. Harold Gaskin and · "The Count:·• . "Hip, Hip Hoo· \Valter R1cks won by default, 2nd ray," "I'm Misun· round 4th fight and the 3rd flight derstood," "Take ' It and Git." and respectively. the popular "Hey Lawdy Mama." \Vhy haven't you registered to vote? There's no poll-tax here! Satchmo Plays Regal The great Louis Armstrong, wol'ld's ~~·eatest trumpet player, currently being co-starred in Repub· lie Pictu1·es' "Atlantic City," has been booked by Joe Glaser for an appearance at the Regal Theatre in Chicago, for one week commencing Sept. 1st. Arm· strong, who played to "standing room only" recently at the GoldP.n Gate Theatre in San Fi·a ncisco, has been co · staiTed with his great band 111 three films in the last four months. A great record. unequalled by any other Colored musical aggregation. Bea Booze- scores with "See Se~ Ride1· Blues:·• "Catch in' As Catch Can," If I Didn't Love You," "vVa1· Rationin' Papa" and a swingy– Bea Booze thingy "I Love To Georgia Brown So Slow." Jenkins is a favorite with theatre· goers and has been acclaimed the Number One Male Vocalist "chin· Ben Jenkins godb news. up" favorite with many of the boys and girls in the armed forces. An appealing manly voice has Ben. 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