Word: goodmans
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...well deserved. Down-Beat's poll had just rated Duke's band first in popularity, with Benny Goodman's and Harry James's trailing. Duke and his boys celebrated by giving a concert for Russian War Relief in Manhattan's hallowed Carnegie Hall...
...Thomas Binger of Adams House and St. Paul, Minnesota, Photographic Chairman; Colin F. N. Irving of Eliot House and Brookline, Executive Editor; Irwin M. Horowitz of Lowell House and Elizabeth, New Jersey, Sports Editor; Joseph H. Sharlitt of Adams House and Shaker Heights, Ohio, Assistant Editorial Chairman; Mitchell I. Goodman of Kirkland House and Brooklyn, Executive Associate; Melvin J. Kessel of Kirkland House and Cincinnati, Feature Editor; and Robert S. Landau of Eliot House and New York City, News Editor...
Named to positions not on the executive board were Irvin M. Horowitz '45 of Lowell House and Elizebeth, New Jersey, as Sports Editor; Joseph H. Sharlitt '45 of Adams House and Shaker Heights, Ohio, as Assistant Editorial Chairman; Mitchell I. Goodman '45 Kirkland House and Brooklyn, New York, as Executive Assistant; Robert S. Landau '45 of Eliot House and New York City, as News Editor; and Melvin J. Kessel '45 of Kirkland House and Cincinnati, as Feature Editor...
...married, hide the handsome boyfaced soldier prisoner in the back of her car. He shouted for her to halt. She stepped on the gas and charged for the exit gate. Escaping in this reverse Lochinvar was Private Michael Neely Bryan, 26, once a very hot guitar player with Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw. He had been locked up for flying to New York without permission; also the FBI was investigating charges that he was involved in the transport of narcotics...
...Since Goodman left the Hotel New Yorker, the most satisfying band is Muggsy Spanier's, on WNAC Tuesdays at 1:15 A.M., Thursdays and Saturdays at 1:30 A.M. For one of the jazz immortals, Muggsy has less ideas, but more drive than anyone I know. The band is rather sad without him, but the Dean Kincaide arrangements are wonderful listening...