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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1932)
T H K I L L U S T R A T E L» F E A T U R E S E C T I O N — J a n u a r y •*ßroadway" Jones Got His Name by Being A Fashion Plate on the Gay White Way 1 6 . 1».'»2 WEEK’S POEM The F armer O u m « tow n o r nr i m m » m By PH ILLIP BROOKS O Utile town of Bethlehem, How still * r are thee Ur' AI«ovr thy deep and dreamless strep The silent stars go by Yrt In thy dark slr«*els allineili By W II ('R A IO K tA U The everlasting U gh i; Thy hopes and (pats of all D ip ypars C u ring S m ilh fio ld lla m a Arp mpt In thpp tonight. Thprr'a a big, stout fellow with a For Christ Is born o f Maty, This Is tlie method used In curing grpat big volrp who will tnskr his And gathered all above. Bmithflrld hams boa on Broadway on Christinas liny While mortals sleep the angels keep The hams arc placed In a huge tray In a play railed "Sugar Hitt’ and hr J Their watch of wondering love of fine salt, then the flesh surface O morning stars, togeihrr will be right at home because his Is sprinkled with finely ground sail- Proclaim the holy biitht name Is Broadway Jones. praises sing lo Ood the King, prlrr until they are as white as It’s interesting now lie got that And And praise to men on earth. name, and how he has lived up to though covered by a moderate fruat, It all thrar years A wardrobe that ; A holy child o f Bethlehem! or. say, use (our to ala ounces of the would give tile Elder llerton a run tnrj Descend to us. we pray. IMrwderrd saltpeter lo each , 100 I Us money figure« prominently In Cast out our sin. and enter I». IHHinds of green hams the acquiring of that name | p r porn In us today After applying (he aallpeler, salt Way back before the War Broad We hear the Christmas a n g e l s , way Jones who blew into New York (•(,,. grr»t glad tidings led. Immediately with the fine sail, rov- from Fernaudlna. Fla . via Jackson- 0 lo ubnle with us. ttlng the entire surface well Then Vine, was singing hot tunes at Her- Oor Io ri, i,m„anuelt (tuck the Imms In bulk, skin sida ry s Lobster M I m at 4 ■ t li n il _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Broadway, whirh was the most widely down, pul in piles Hot more Ilian known seafood house lu all o f (loth ^ | l ‘ \ <‘ |* | I ' i f ’ K H Hirer fret high In ordinary weather. am. At night Broadway sang to the I the hams should remain thus for cream o f American and European three days society, and in the davtune he stood Then bleak bulk and less It with out In front of the place dressed In flue salt The hams thus sailed and the height of fashion and Just posed j resallrd should now remain III bulk One of the leading tailoring firms of 0M day for each pound (hai la. a New York gave him his clothes at cost Just I be their fashion-plate PARIS Black and ahlle alw ays, ten-pound ham should remain ten teeth shining against ■ a .... tmthful fashion («armer» are ............. going day» and In llkr proportion of Ilm « With wdule _____ .................................. ................... -------- . of ebony. ..... is— . •«-......... « a - ln ur dinner •- -----'•■■i When baekgrouitd Broadway made these r veiling« •- m som e, l,,r larger and »maller sues himself the cynosure of all eyes, and ,,( u,,. most blrarre and in terestingj1 rur* completed wash will» they called him llrradw sy Jones ! designs Parts lias ever evolved tepid water until the hanr» are clean. About that time George M Cohen j-jlr, „( ,„w lsiv trousers, Ihc and after («at Hally drying, rub lh « the old master, produced a musical bride’s bungalow apron the lia ym a k -! •’iitlre mu tar,- with finely ground comedy called "Broadway Jones, ’ and j ,.r „ ovrr»||, n|| have Contributed b it»! PCPPC' the Jackson,lllee dandy became more lo the designs put together in ry y rdiould then Ire hung In thw together In In co co n n -i -i *«'r smokehouse and the Important op* ular than ever. popular ever lra*t „ »tarlluig as black print o on n ! I »mokrh L iter the War Ire took as his part part- After while nnge |cratlon of smoking begun Ih c jitiuk- ner. a Baltimore piano plugger by the ^rrll lt sm all Parties aig should 1» done very gradually re D name of Ruble Blake Perhaps you’ve Kmart Psrlslennes. ever ready b , uuil slowly extending through thirty heard of him And together they did renew allegiance to black and while I ta« forty days their slufT at dossier s Campus air adopt mg It fi»r those small r » , After . . . . the hams . ,. . _____ __ , , other famous M-aiiaxi seufood house nmer rainous "mise Blak« elusive dinner parile-, which air dear ’•mokrd. lle v should I* reprpperrd Hi vermin and then b* J guard against ! . r ro Ä i,,d ,,r<>d,,C-|«0 their he.rla . — - — - - ed "Shuffle Along The newest dinner ja»jamas an* hagge<l Much ham» Improve witli In perfect condii ton Partner* Again fmnkly trousers, eliminating all the ( l , u* #rp alien one year ok! Hroudw i\ once tried lo I k * a family frothy swirl which Miggests skirts One of them U made of »Irek black S t o r i n g S m o k e d M e s i » mail will! little success. He married a young woman from Claffin C ol satin with side flaps muiniftrent of After It Is hard and firm, smoked just th t om b o y ft chap* It» high necked lege and tiiey lived together three weeks But for 18 long and u-xlice is also black naiui. but Its no .1 may I k - wrapped in heavy (iu|irr and put In' muslin sacks ll Is very tedious years Broadway |H»id alimony short straight jacket U white each and every Monday morning A second |«ujama with a white satin imimrlant that the top o f the sack EU0IE BLAKE AND BROADW AY JONES. She dlrd just a few years ago bodice and slim straight black trou be fled properly to keep inserts out. px>te ‘'Shuffle Along.” They were reunited after the partners ftp lit aful After Slssle and Blake broke Uiclf sers la lopped wlUl a black satin Brforr the hams or strips of bacon 1 partnership Broadway teamed with cape fastened close about Hie throat are placed in the sacks, remove the have since entertained in society resorts in Newport and Palm Beach. | Blake again and they have been do- j strings from the ham» Ttierr Is a striking lllnner (.awn mg concerts for the Idle rich ill | A striking dinner gown Is designed gieat tendency to use Hie same string New| km t and Pabn Beach. >.| (trad while romam Its hlbllke tc hang up Ihr meat aflrr It Is sack* Old M an_IUver," the song ^tliat ( bodice ties behind the neck. Ita skirl, led as was used lo hang It while made Jules BledJuM* famous in "Show designed with an apron front which I smoking Boat." was originally arranged for extends well around Ihr hips, ties In It I» tmpoastble lo tie the lop of Broadway, but he was unable to the back like a bungalow apron. the sack and make It insect p r «if if break hi» vaudeville con tra il to Join Fur the restaurant dtnurr. the | a string from the mewl passes through the show In skirted ensemble o f ankle length the paper slid slicks out at top In "Sugar Hill" he Is making his holds Its place One of the smartest lying Hie top Of Hie sack make a J About 31 years ago a tubby, b ro a d -! height that Louis hat scaled today. first attempt at bring a dramatic of these costumes has a seven - double wrap before tying a knot, (m in e d boy was ch risten «. Louis Ma and Pa Armstrong loved Louie, artlat and If you think he Isn’t a eighths length tunic o f gleaming which will prrvrnt the entrance of Arm strong Although his lungs were ¡but like all parents, they did not go born actor, wail until Hi railway gets white aath. with a standing round j any Insert a glimpse at tlie big fat fellow who collar and tianow licit embroidered ___ _ _ J cck , and strong and he tried to h^w ai S £ 3 bears the same name in black and ailvrr. feiusic with everything he touched, hts lr , wh(.rf h<. could toot to his It Is worn with a black aatln skirt B aronu had no idea that In year* to heart s content This hapirened to Flame ’ and wnen tlie sejrta Gabriel and sovrn-clghllis length coat of GOOD NEWS FOR * \^u5> L ,h^.lr* »r?nid the ^ th<> MunlclP*1 Boy»' Home, where lf(t , „ WI1 lt under Hu- iiervinal black satin lined In white t e t ; W f t . t l . E xactly1 g00d " , '“ iC“ n' 0U* “ irecnomdilp o f Colima. -sta te d by Jimmy O'Cotinor. THOSE WHO LIKE Meanwhile. Louis and his llfe-ttme Must l.ike C hèrago pal. Joe «Satchel M outh! Lindsey We know that Ctiicago U cra*y COFFEE j (licked up a few pennies peddling the about lx>uie, thia being proved by hU I New Orleans Item Ftsh line Is better than wire for tremendoua hit ut the Regal and ö a - Peter Davis tutored Armstrong voy, and are led to believe that he «hanging picture* and much easier to I while he was In the Municipal Boys U wild about Chicago, for again hr handle. Alfto provide a »tick, a few “ I like a good I Home a few years prior to 1915. That returned to the "W indy City" and or- feet long, with a deep notch In one rup of coffee « ilh ] is why Louie always pays the boys a gfinizcd his present group o f master j end, to lift the cord* from the hooka every meal Init I used lo suffer visit whenever he hits New Orleans. musician» to work the "Show Boat, and to replace them avoiding the when I drank Upon leaving the home he Joined Upon quitting the Show Boat," the j necessity of a step-ladder or chair It," says Edward You*ll never know bow quickly a Kid Lindsey’s Jazz Band, as Arm gang began a tour, leading into New J. Owens, well- T o clean whisk broom* and clothe* known salesman Stubborn cough or cheat cold can lx» strong and Lindsey, Louie’s phenom e Orleans. Booked into the Mwbtirbun Con H *re«J, until you try thin famous nal rise has not gone to his head, for Gardens for one month, they remain brushes, dip them up and down In ol Ht! Falmouth It ia used in million* of home*. today we find “ Little Joe" Lindsey, ed for eleven. warm water to which a little soda S treet, B o s to n , Jbef.-f'iM- it give* wore prompt, positivo one-tim e drummer, tils right hand Dry in the sun. Bark home, f/ouie was ever bu*v. has been added Maas. • • • Relief than anything cl.««**. It * no trou- man. Here he organized the Armstrong Se " I would have pt <' at all to mix and cost* hut a trifle. O n M ississip p i cret Nine bu.seball team and present One pound of print butter, as sold kick lirudurhca; Into a pint bottle, poor ounce* ed the boys home with an expensive today In brick form, measures exact Aftr-r leaving Joe. Ikiuls carried is Pines; then odd plain granulated band Into Tom Anderson5 cabaret, radio to enjoy his nightly broadcast |y two cups. 80 the easiest way to w o u l d h e I e h , jputfar syrup or strained honey to make lrom the Gardens o v .r W8 NB measure one cup of bu'ler Is to use leaving a sour • full pint. Tip« wav** two-third* of where he stayed tor one and a half t a s t e in my A check-up showed that more, ra Just half a pound By this time he was creating lb* money usually »pent for rough years « • • mouth, gun on my stomach, and taHuioe, and give* you a purer, better more than unusual Interest among dios were sold In New Orleans dur T o remove peach stains from linen, ternbln indigrslion #eiii*‘dy It never spoil*, and taxtea the ofays which landed him on the ing Armstrong's engagement than ev " I tried many tilings before my Capital excursion bouts floating the er before or sincFT and thata all local soak the s | k »( s In a weak solution o f .jg. fid children like ¡t. druggist p e n u a d e d .... to hike some You ran actually feel it* penetrat- Mississippi with Fate Maroble, lead dance attendance records were smasli- chloride of lime. Then apply ciettin Pape's Diapepsin. of tartar and place In the sun lo After two years on the river, ed %ig, soothing action on the inflamed ing “ I have a better npnrhle Now, On a tour o f one night stands lie dry. Then wusli. ttiroat membrane*. It i* al*o absorbed King Oliver, the leading com etlst, . . . I ran drink codee even la latrai night,I J|ntn the blood, where it act* directly who had gone wild over Arm strongs drew as follows: Houston. 8,000 per T o glva a frosted appearance to eal lobsters, . . polk or anything He tgas brought I want tin the bronchial tube*. At the fame work In New Orleans, sent for him to sons o f both races y baby." and sleep like a baby.” to Ham Houston Hall by a group of glass, cover It with a mixture com ami irne. it promptly loonon* t? e germ-laden come to Chleago < iet a p.u kagr "I I hc»<> , mdy like local colored business men, h ea d «! by posed o f Six oiinrrx magnesium aul- hleirm. Thi* three-fold action explain* Worked Bent Orks m h y it bring* aueh quick relief even in J B Grlsby. president of the Am eri |>hate, two ouncex dextrin, and twen tablets from your druggist. I hey #e- /e bronchial cough* wh*ch follow For three years he played second can Mutual Insurance Company, and ty ounce* of water. atop heartburn, gas on shmuirh, —■ - o ------ — fold epidemic*. trumpet to Joe, then came East witli the Texas Negro Baseball Association beli lung, nausea, Tieadarliea or any l ’ mi x i* a highly concentrated com* Fletcher Henderson, remaining a Galveston, 4.000; Han Antolnto, 2,700; ollirr symptom of indigestion soon Arujr.d of genuine Norway Pine, con- year. Back In Chicago, he went to Austin, 1,900; Wichita Falls. 2,200; Ft ns the trouble starts fainiug I be I i > e ngeub of cref»H.»te, in work at the Vendome Theatre with Worth, 5,000; return engagement at a refined, palatable forth, and known Erskine Tate. While with Tate he Houston, Pythian Temple, 3,000 and I B : IN APPLYING LIPSTICK a* one of the greatest healing »Tent* doubled at the Sunset with Carroll Havoy, Chicago, over 5,000 Taking an remember that the natural lines of for severe cough*, cheat cokU and Dickerson's orV He went Into the KKO theatre route he was headlined the lips should be followed as closely (rniiehial trouble*. Savoy Ballroom In the "W indy City," over many stars at the St Louts l>o not accept a aubatitute for Plnex. along with Dick, and here was given 'Iheatre, 8 t. Louis; Palace, Columbus; as ;>oa»lbIe The color ahould not be rarrled to the rorners of the mouth f t in guaranteed to give prompt relief Albec, Cincinnati; Palace, Chicago unless one wants to aceentuute the etiarge of the hand. pr money refunded. Louie’s work became noticeable and Cleveland. size of the mouth. During the week at the Palace, Chl more nut more, and again he East . . . made a bid for his services. This time eago. Ixiiils appeared on a benefit all I B : THE D RY-SK IN N ED PER- \ it was the Irnmerman Brothers o fjs ts r show that netted *9 500. and re- ii iM i Ori Ow>k 1'Mulll Viinf FFMINXlZ-w Conm e’s Inn, producers of “ H ot reived top honors along with the choir son must resort to creams and greases I.HpiHf TaMrt Felrrf I «H hjr <•»»'*• Moy#er*Mi,| to make up the deficit In the fat Irsnf o»4t«lu* l'leeianf, aal», no inUrf«r«n<a any Chocolates." Along with Louie ln this of The Green Pastures ' •1utia< S a tisfa « li « h ifie ia n i» » « ! I r r e tm a n i $ 2 9 5 . J The trumpeter's publicity is h an glands. Before going to bed, mas- Broadway show was the young maes • ’■■ataf» if fili* »partally I ni|i Moderi lo» Vary J • ige rold cream Into Hie skin and tro, Cab Calloway. Hut It was Louie's dled by Prof. Shcrtnan Cooke, who al allow as much as possible to remain Oietiaata t a c i 1 arlar, PITONE CO., Ht|it |».|r St. Loda j l * j singing "Ain't Misbehaving" that was so Is an excellent master of cere on during the night. monies, while his pal Joe Lindsey Is the riot act and season’s sensation. • • • From C onnies Louis Jumped to the original “ Satchel Mouth." BLUE EYES CLEAR OUT THE W h rn r i f i l i v iv i t u r D r. To hear Mr Armstrong play and Sebastian's Cotjon Club In Culver R iig r r » ' "H n lia rf Com City, C a l, holding out for over a year. entertain Is to witness a [«erfofmance line of brow If tlie growth Is too pound " R i fu l y re lie v e « Johnny Collins, booker of many by a man that feels his music direct heavy. Tweeze out the straggly lialra nf o M um ti e ««e«, often In 4» hour* N« pulii prominent, movie stars, was so Im from the heart, one that appreciates that grow above and outside the eye nor in con v an ia m o* H * f r Im rm le*.. is u ililc K O f.F N H m v i n i v pressed with Louis's work that he all there is In music and strives hard brow proper. It will smarten up tlie « tre n n t» *. $2 . 3 i»o«»-i CO., OrpL T-l. Mflt. U*r|«r. (¡ble»«* appearance. placed hito in the picture, "£ x - to bring out the best in himself. keep Black anil W hile in Favor Louis Armstrong Learned to Blow Trumpet in Municipal HomeforBoys lloiiKfliold Hints Best Remedy for Cough Is Easily Mixed at Home i Beauty Hints D iapepsi N /¿/•WOMEN only LADIES:
