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- Marching up Woodward
- Penny Arcade?
- Imaginary audiences
- Hudson's antecedent ??
- Rural depopulation success
- Photo wear
- Where's Waldorf?
- That's it!
- Queen Anne Soap
- Streetcar Switch Iron
- Re: Just enough
- A penny
- Who would have ever thought?
- I read the sign as "Exhibit 1 cent."
- Exhibiticent
- Exhibit?
- "Exhibiticent"
- Just enough information
- Why hurry?
- Re: So what's he reading
- That's what I call Steep
- Can't get there from here
- Five Star Western Novelets
- A-B Syrup
- Clarence Vernon Ryland 1919-2001
- Who fell?
- I think I can! I think I can!
- Beaten to it
- The couple on the right
- Some things never change.
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Dottie Reid: 1947
New York circa 1947. "Jazz singer Dottie Reid walking on 52nd Street." The stretch of pavement last seen here in a nighttime view. Kodachrome transparency by William Gottlieb for Down Beat. View full size.
PHOENIX, December 3, 2018 -- Big band singer and jazz artist Dorothy "Dottie" Reid died today at the age of 97. Dottie sang with Jimmy Dorsey and Buddy Rich, and went on a world tour with Benny Goodman. Born June 15, 1921, in Arkansas, she lived in New York and moved to Arizona in 2004.
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