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waitress to pursue a singing career. She began singing at Small's Paradise in Harlem, earning $18 a week. She performed with the Crystal Caraverns in Washington

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York. At age 15, Cambridge began his professional career at Swan's Paradise in Harlem as a chorus boy. This assignment ended when his mother discovered

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bill as the 5 Kings. In June she trod the boards again at Smalls Paradise in Harlem, in a one-night show put on by Dan Burley. In October, she appeared

Ward Pinkett (1,429 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

Pinkett joined Charlie Johnson's Original Paradise Band at Smalls Paradise in Harlem, Manhattan. In the summer of 1926 he switched to the 10-piece Willie

W. C. Handy (4,871 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

celebrate the publication of the book and to honor Handy, Small's Paradise in Harlem hosted a party, "Handy Night", on Tuesday October 5, which contained

Wilt Chamberlain (19,293 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

Chamberlain doing the twist with two dancers at Smalls Paradise in Harlem, New York

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York - FAT Tuesdays, Sweet Basil, Bradley's, The original Smalls Paradise in Harlem, Blue Note, Village Vanguard, The Village Gate, The Garage, The St

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February 1, 2016. Chevigny 2005, p. 53. "Postings: Former Smalls' Paradise in Harlem; Nightclub Site To Riff Into A School". New York Times. August 26