We use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) during our scanning and processing workflow to make the content of each page searchable. You can view the automatically generated text below as well as copy and paste individual pieces of text to quote in your own work.
Text recognition is never 100% accurate. Many parts of the scanned page may not be reflected in the OCR text output, including: images, page layout, certain fonts or handwriting.
tTfiJncBdayi April I? 1953 PSa&mrf ★ ★ ★ ★ M ’ \rr 'I i' .' V,' »•*!'- . « ,’• (, P -:i «y WALTER WINCHELL »«»»; ■A .•V" v -; , * c o o **•,. o * WmixK - v \ A 'O ^ s' ^ L . ' o ■* *tsm « * ? - £> o •■ O ° , . & * £SjjLflKt £ ? /=• «* (Ae PARK A VENUE! * &>y ?VNn N s'SN AN r A ' A \ fCV'O, * ■ o '\ * -Xi^' V ' S <• x*\ -'v" ^ V X =: 5 ^ ' ''^ 'j. •. - ' i \ . x-^ ■>•-<: •>-•• \ •x •• v' •• •* I '■'.%•> ^; w>> ■Mt x \ 'fc * -v* y > vKii . vi p"-' V & — r "■ c h f i\ r V % V V* hv : w s' WW^MiyMi * \\s s s s \ ' \ •*• s 's' - " xms^SSM s < s \s N w.w.'w.v.yw.ssW u'" > : x S^;i|:;>;i;:|:?§§:|:ii;:S^| W-^ % >''s.'<m W.NVrtSS M ii M 'AV C’vi\v‘'Xvl+XvXv .-.-rV.-rViVM.Vi ^I»\ A s ' ■»' s wCX\v ' ' ' Js ' SW S s --•■•s S^XvX* >5 ■• S / s S <• ' t ^ ' N - >;-< •> ^o-- S; s> "- <m4 ^ ^ - s - <. ^ , . N ' X- s - s v' \- •' '' ••'•'■ s' %''' ' *v^0 s '' s> * “' S \ ' ' ' s^ •• s' s' t;r- -s"'A^4'V ; : ' - .' - ' " •' <: g" ^ . - s s ' s ^ s' > %' ' ' ''....% s - .~.\ - > S • V - V ' ' A ■• s‘ - 1 , t w.v.’.v ’•:•!« *t ' i <;< I ^‘She’s Lithe and Lovely . . . Born in New Orleans . . * Thrashed in tho hinky-dinks there . « » Choo-choo’d to the Big Apple*... Canaried with Duke’s band ^ . . Decided to single . . « Set out for Europe ... British cats pronounced her Veddy-Veddy ... At London’s Em- press club ... The Town’s swankiest... Hit Paris like Sugar Ray « . . Back to the States .. . Studied voice ... Joined after-the-show songfests with the musi- cal comedy kids . . * So this is it! . . • 'Her card is Dolores Parker . . . *BIG HIT at the Park Avenue . . . ” WALTER WINCHELL. « ‘‘Dolores Parker is an exceedingly at- tractive singer who has been around on various bandstands . . . She has styling and emerges with her own vocal iden- tity . . . Miss Parker toys engagingly with melody. She takes standards and converts them to her own liking. The / t results are good. Singer makes an ex- cellent appearance.” Joso. . P'Rriety “Miss Parker has impeccable taste, and beautifully clear diction, both rare in modern singers, and she has a smooth and melodic original style. She has a sound background with the Ellington and Hines orchestras but in her new role"of a soloist she shows a bright and warm personality ... a favorite in the intimate v cafes.” ROBERT SYLVESTER New. York Daily News _. “Her name is Dolores Parker . . . she packs a terrific punch.” GENE KNIGHT New York Journal American “WOO WOO OF THE WEEK: Dolores Parker, who warbles at the Park Ave- nue Restaurant.” LEE MORTIMER New York Daily Mirror Accompanied by SAMMY BENSKIN Just Concluded— 8-Sensational Weeks ® Park Avenue Restaurant • New York Watch for TV Dale May 10th Ed Sullivan’s “TOAST OF THE TOWN” CBS-TV GAC , oS*"-. ' A CORPORATION Personal Management: JOE LOUIS 0