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August 16, 1923
The Savannah Tribune
Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia
What is this article about?
The first carnival by colored talent in New Orleans, organized by the Bulls Aid and Pleasure Club, is scheduled for ten days starting August 11, featuring midway concessions, rides, music, dancing, clowns, and amusements. Key organizers include Albert Simpson, Jerome Young, and others.
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Carnival Will Open In New Orleans
New Orleans, Aug. 15 (Associated Negro Press)—The first carnival staged by colored talent in this city is scheduled for ten days beginning Aug. 11, by the Bulls Aid and Pleasure Club, one of the leading colored organizations in the south. The carnival will include a midway, replete with concessions, various rides, music and dancing, clowns and other form of amusement.
Those in charge of the affair are Albert Simpson, Jerome Young, Thomas Henry, Jr., Warren Barlow, Henry Smith, C. J. Fisher, Charles Wyatt, Alex Wilson and others equally as prominent.
New Orleans, Aug. 15 (Associated Negro Press)—The first carnival staged by colored talent in this city is scheduled for ten days beginning Aug. 11, by the Bulls Aid and Pleasure Club, one of the leading colored organizations in the south. The carnival will include a midway, replete with concessions, various rides, music and dancing, clowns and other form of amusement.
Those in charge of the affair are Albert Simpson, Jerome Young, Thomas Henry, Jr., Warren Barlow, Henry Smith, C. J. Fisher, Charles Wyatt, Alex Wilson and others equally as prominent.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Carnival
New Orleans
Colored Talent
Bulls Aid And Pleasure Club
Community Event
What entities or persons were involved?
Albert Simpson
Jerome Young
Thomas Henry, Jr.
Warren Barlow
Henry Smith
C. J. Fisher
Charles Wyatt
Alex Wilson
Where did it happen?
New Orleans
Story Details
Key Persons
Albert Simpson
Jerome Young
Thomas Henry, Jr.
Warren Barlow
Henry Smith
C. J. Fisher
Charles Wyatt
Alex Wilson
Location
New Orleans
Event Date
Aug. 11
Story Details
The Bulls Aid and Pleasure Club organizes the first carnival staged by colored talent in New Orleans, running for ten days from Aug. 11, with midway attractions including concessions, rides, music, dancing, clowns, and other amusements.