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858: 407:(1930–2015), tenor saxophonist, in 1949, joined the Silas Green band, marking the beginning of his professional career in performing jazz. During a tour in Mississippi, he was beaten up after playing an unconventional solo. An angry mob threw his tenor off a hillside. Coleman was kicked out of the band in 614:
This year their troubles start when they go to a hospital with suitcases labeled M.D. (Mule Drivers), are mistaken for two medicos, end in jail. The show is garnished with such slapstick as putting a patient to sleep by letting him smell an old shoe, such gags as "Your head sets on one end of your
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When Eph Williams died in 1921, Vivian Williams Brent (1894–1942), his oldest surviving child (of three daughters) had been handling his business. Half ownership in the show went to Charles Collier (1881–1942). The show went on the following season under the direction of Richmond C. Puggsley with
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Williams set up a new company, "Prof. Eph Williams' Famous Troubadours", to tour as a tent show. His Troubadours played one-night stands throughout the South, and became one of the longest-lasting tent shows in America. Williams managed the show and continued to perform horse tricks, alongside
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Williams was, until his death, the only Black circus owner in America. Williams had set up his first circus in Wisconsin in 1885, and by the mid-1890s owned 100 Arabian horses and employed 26 people. His circus business collapsed around 1902, but soon afterwards he acquired the rights to
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Fred Cecil Kewley; 1889–1953), clarinet, with his wife, Elizabeth, featured singer and dancer, toured with Eph Williams from 1911 through 1914. Fred and Elizabeth divorced in 1924 and Elizabeth went on to perform on tour in a production of
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Wong; 1908–2002), dancer and manager. Hortense married Charles Collier around 1932; she was Chinese-American. To avoid Jim Crow laws, members of the company lived and traveled mostly in railroad cars. Commenting on racism in 1942, Hortense
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Lawrence Henry Booker; 1881–1964), the show's bandmaster, who had been touring with the show since 1912. He, with Ada, retired in 1929. They both spent some of their post-theatrical years being affiliated with
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Two Hatch brothers, Charles Randett Hatch (1851–1921) and Herbert Hazelton Hatch (1854–1925), started the printing company C.R. & H.H. Hatch April 12, 1879. Around 1921, Charlie's son, Will T. Hatch
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Ephraim Williams; 1860–1921), was believed to have been established as an American institution by 1912, with large mixed audiences in cities throughout the
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will tell you that he has no prejudice whatsoever and then he will find all sorts of ways to keep you out of employment, using one excuse or another as a
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as prima donna. By 1928, the troupe employed 54 people, including a 16-piece band and 16 female dancers. The main show tent had a capacity of some 1,400.
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Eventually, Collier acquired sole ownership. The show continued to tour until the late 1950s, and in later years was sometimes billed simply as the
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Title: "Some of the Negroes watching itinerant salesman selling goods from his truck in center of town on Saturday afternoon.
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fixed at $ 1,000 (equivalent to $ 17,779 in 2023). Wiggins pleaded self-defense. Clarinetist band-member Bob Young (
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with Wiggins' plea. Within a year, Wiggins was back with the show in the leading role. Young, later, directed the
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have faded with the years, but we do know that the future of the show could not have seemed very bright to the
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Wilmer Jones became co-owner after the death of Charles Collier, with Hortense Collier as the other co-owner.
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Title: "Itinerant salesman selling goods from his truck to Negroes in center of town on Saturday afternoon.
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tune to another player. From Natchez, Coleman made his way to New Orleans where he switched to alto sax.
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line) β†’ DOD: August 28, 1924 β†’ Informant: John Timothy Anglin (1890–1930) (coroner) β†’ Cause of death:
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William Thompson Hatch; 1886–1952), took charge and "Hatch Show Print" became one of its brands. (
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Ragged but Right: Black Traveling Shows, 'Coon Songs', and the Dark Pathway to Blues and Jazz
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Gorman or Gahlam or Gahlman or, on the death certificate, Goldman; 1892–1924) of
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Oliver Welock Mason (1900–1961), trumpeter and brother of (i) jazz clarinetist
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spine and you set on the other." Silas gets broad at times, but never really
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Gray, a well-known bass singer, had arrived in 1932 to replace Lonnie Fisher.
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Barrelhouse Blues: Location Recording and the Early Traditions of the Blues
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publication no. T627; digital folder no. 5460974; microfilm image no. 310.
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Bayou Underground: Tracing the Mythical Roots of American Popular Music
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Amos London Gilliard; 1884–1935), trombonist, who had been a member of
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Steppin' on the Blues: The Visible Rhythms of African American Dance
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by Egar Theodore Rouzeau (1905–1958), the origins of the show,
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United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917–1918
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Prints and Photographs Division. The images are part of the
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An Encyclopedia of South Carolina Jazz and Blues Musicians
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is far less dangerous than the so-called tolerance of the
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The show was originally conceived, scored, and written by
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Two months after his divorce, he married Exie Preston (
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Government, institutional, and genealogical archives
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Photograph Collection, available online through the
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tent show
Southern States
revue
minstrel show
New Orleans
Salem Tutt Whitney
vaudeville
Salem Tutt Whitney
revue
Black Patti Troubadours
New York
Tutt Brothers
J. Homer Tutt
Pittsburgh Courier
circus
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peregrination
Brothers Tutt
Bessie Smith
Aida I. Booker
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prejudice
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North
Northerner
pretext
hypocrite
Southerner
Southern White man
New Bern, North Carolina

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