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Sensational Singer Saves
Career By Quick Thinking
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD I How to con
quer adversity In one quick les
son. The conqueror is Harry Bela
fonte, the sensational youne singer.
He saved his career in one even
ing. It happened a couple of years
ago in Las Vegas. Harry had
made a small hit in a couple of
chio night spots in New York with
his singing of (oik songs. Very
high brow stuff. So some smart
character booked hurt into Vegas,
not realising the difference be
tween the smart Manhattan audi
ences and the pleasure seekers of
the Nevada spas.
"I played the first show of the
evening, and it was horrible." re
called Harry. "I don't mean they
just didn't like my act; they were
abusive. The orchestra members
started snickering among them
selves. The 'dese and dem' guys
started to get threatening. I'm
sure that if stoning had not been
punishable by law, I would have
gotten it from the audience.
"I got mad. I didn't mind if they
didn't like my act. That was their
privilege. But I thought it was
wrong for them to be hurling such
abuse at me.
"I decided to salvage what I
could. I had opened the show with
a couple of old English folk songs.
Naturally they fell flat. So I told
my accompanist, Milard Thomas,
to bring out some of the arrange
ments we had been saving.
"We jugged the act completely.
The reaction was entirely differ,
ent. from the first song. The au
dience was enthusiastic, and we
were the talk of the Las Vegas
strip."
From then on. Harry was in. He
plared one of the leading roles in
MOM's "Bright Road." He starred
on Broadway in "John Murray An
derson's Almanac" and came back
to Hollywood to play the lead in
"Carmen Jones." He is embark
ing on a night club tour, having
just closed at the Cocoanut Grove
here.
A busy man. this Belafonte. But
he was not always so. When he
got out of the Navy after the war.
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he didn't know what to do. At
first he helped his father as main
tenance man for New York apart
ments. Harry enrolled at an actor s
workshop, where he studied with
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fabric for $37.50 a week. Then he
had a chance to sing m a night
club. It meant $75 a week for
two hours' work a night, so he
took it. He worked his way up to
$250 a week at Martha Raye's
club in Florida. Then he quit, and
made folk songs his specialty.
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