Box 1
Contains 11 Results:
Pg. 21, October 1, 1950 - October 29, 1950
Pg. 22, c. 1950
Pg. 22, insert, August 17, 1951
Bernie Wood’s letter of payment to Dix; written on Ralph Flanagan letterhead. Dated August 17, 1951.
Pg. 23, c. 1965
Plaza Magazine article on The Kansas City “Kicks” Band. Article includes a large picture of the band playing featuring men and one woman playing instruments in behind rows of music stands. An image of trumpeter Booker T. Washington, Baby Lovett and Carl “Bubbles” Smith is also included. The last picture features drummer and vocalist Harold Henley and trombonist Arch Martin playing at Pepe’s Lounge.
Pg. 24, 1962 - January 21, 1963
2 newspaper clippings. First clipping covers the Kicks and is dated Monday, January 21, 1963. Second clipping covers the Kansas City Big Band Jazz Lab and is dated 1962.
Pg. 25, undated
Ad for dancer Tempting Trudine from the Shreveport Spotlight. The Stork Supper Club ad featuring Eddie Dix and His Orchestra from the Shreveport Spotlight. Orchestra Management CO., list of attractions featuring Ralph Aldridge, Gene Canfield, Kenny White, Gene Moore, Warren Durrett, Eddie Dix, Bill Trumbauer, Rod Wilson and Eddie Collins. A note is written in blue pen at the top of the list that reads “Call Tuesday about 30th”.
Pg. 26, undated
Pg. 27, undated
Pg. 28, undated
3 photos. Photo 1. A woman and two men sit on a bed making funny faces for the camera. They are wearing suits. Photo 2. The photo is blurry but four men in suits can be seen on the right hand side. The man on the front left of the page plays a piano while beside him Ed Dix plays saxophone. The two other men watch the musicians from behind. Photo 3. Two women look at jewelry in a store in this candid shot. Other shoppers can be seen behind them.
Pg. 29, c. 1951
3 photos. Photo 1. An image of the Palladium marquee advertising Ralph Flanagan and His Orchestra. Photo 2. The Ralph Flanagan orchestra sits on stage in suits with various instruments behind music stands bearing the letters RF. To their side and in the foreground of the photo audience members can be seen. Photo 3. Ed Dix stands in front of a sign advertising Ralph Flanagan and His Orchestra. He wears a suit.
Pg. 30, undated
photo. On the right of the photo a group of musicians in suits plays on stage, with Ed Dix playing the saxophone on the left of the group. To Dix’s left a host in a suit watches them. In the background two men sit behind a piano, one of them wearing a sailor’s cap. Two microphones in front of the musicians bear the letters ABC.