The advocate., March 22, 1930, Page 8, Image 12

II.I.l’STRATKD EE A I T UK SECTION
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Native African Kxhibits Original Paintings
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Hie Negro painter, K alifala Sidihe. from the K ilim a n ja ro dis­
trict of A frica, is attracting much attention in Paris through an e x ­
hibit of his native paintings. I le shows uni<|ue skill in some of his
work.
W hen working at home he squats before his hut and prepares
> II his work bit by bit without any general design.
O n the top left I fere he is seen in front of his native hut with
his vigorous family.
A bove W a rrior \ irgins painted by K alifala Sidihe, who is
now en joyin g great success in Berlin. G erm a n y , w here his paint­
ings Are favorably criticised.
Chock-full of melody is this harm onica player who blew his way
into and out of trouble.
New York. C larence Holland, clad in pink overalls, blowing a
few tunes on the harmonica which got him into trouble and which
got him out ol it also.
I lolland symphonied in the subway
and drew a crowd for which he was arrested on a charge o f b lo c k ­
ing traffic. W hen arraigned in court he played for Judge D reyer
and drew a suspended sentence.
WI YSOMi ; P K K S O N
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K T H K I, K H K I'lf K ill), of ".Show Boat," New /o rk City -She has Ion# since con­
tributed her beauty, personality and charm to H arlem ni^ht c h i l i s . She ............... .
her radiance and sim plicity most uniouely in this recent pose.