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- Interview with Don Albert, 1980.
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San Antonio, Texas Jazz trumpeter, band leader and nightclub owner Don Albert recalls his experiences playing in the 1920s and 1930s from New Orleans to San Antonio to Kansas City and Chicago. And he shares memories of some of jazz’s greatest... - Oral History Collection
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- Curley Mays performing at King Arthur's Court, San Antonio, Texas, ca. 1973
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King Arthur's Court (San Antonio, Tex.); Guitarists - San Antonio (Tex.); Blues musicians - San Antonio (Tex.); Nightclubs - San Antonio (Tex.); African Americans. -
Photograph shows Curley Mays playing electric guitar at the nightclub at 1903 Jackson-Keller Road. - General Photograph Collection
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- Curley Mays performing at Santa's Place, San Antonio, Texas, ca. 2000
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Santa's Place (San Antonio, Tex.); Guitarists - San Antonio (Tex.); Blues musicians - San Antonio (Tex.); Nightclubs - San Antonio (Tex.); African Americans.; East Side (San Antonio, Tex.) -
Photograph shows Curley Mays playing electric guitar at the nightclub at 417 Spriggsdale Avenue. ''Santa,'' the club owner is standing on left. - General Photograph Collection
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- Curley Mays performing at King Arthur's Court, San Antonio, Texas, ca. 1970
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King Arthur's Court (San Antonio, Tex.); Guitarists - San Antonio (Tex.); Blues musicians - San Antonio (Tex.); Nightclubs - San Antonio (Tex.); African Americans. -
Photograph shows Curley Mays ''making the horse drink'' with his electric guitar--part of his western act--at the nightclub at 1903 Jackson-Keller Road. - General Photograph Collection
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- Don Albert, Louis Armstrong, and L. D. Harris, San Antonio, Texas, 1961
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Keyhole Club (San Antonio, Tex.)
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Photograph shows (l. to r.) Don Albert (left), booking agent and co-owner and manager of the San Antonio's Keyhole nightclub, Louis Armstrong, and L. D. Harris, trumpeter and music teacher in San Antonio. Taken during Armstrong's visit to city for... - General Photograph Collection
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- Bar in Don's Keyhole Club, 728 Iowa, San Antonio, Texas, 1940s
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Don's Keyhole Club (San Antonio, Tex.)
Nightclubs - San Antonio (Tex.)
Bars - San Antonio (Tex.)
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Photograph shows bartenders behind bar in the nightclub owned by Albert ''Don Albert'' Dominique. - General Photograph Collection
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- L. D. Harris, Dizzy Gillespie, and Don Albert standing in front of bus, ca. 1945
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Musicians - African American - San Antonio (Tex.)
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Photograph shows (l. to r.) L. D. Harris, trumpeter and music teacher in San Antonio, Dizzy Gillespie, unidentified, and Albert ''Don Albert'' Dominique, booking agent and co-owner and manager of Don's Keyhole nightclub. - General Photograph Collection
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- Interview with Jim Cullum Jr., 1986
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Jazz musicians.; Dance orchestras.; Happy Jazz Band.; The Landing-San Antonio (Tex.).; Jim Cullum 1914-1973. -
San Antonio, Texas The leader of the Happy Jazz Band and owner of Jim Cullum's Landing nightclub on San Antonio's River Walk, Jim Cullum Jr.'s life revolves around his talent and his passion for jazz. The son of a noted jazz artist, he grew up... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Millard McNeal, 1980
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Jazz.; Musical instruments.; Musicians--Texas.; - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Elizabeth S. Robinson, 2010
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United Service Organizations (U.S.).; USO-Camp Shows, Inc.; World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives.; Dancing. -
Personal history of Betsy (Berkley) Robinson who left Seguin, Texas for New York City during the Depression. She trained and worked as a dancer and entertainer before joining the USO and working in the camp shows during World War II. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Bob Rutledge, 1980
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Jazz.; Musicians--Texas.; African American musicians. -
Rutledge recalls his professional jazz career and work with other musicians as well as his business philosophy and concerns for the future of jazz. - Oral History Collection
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- Tejano Community Advisory Committee meeting, Institute of Texan Cultures, May 1, 1993
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Texas, South -- History.; Local -- Exhibitions.; Texas, South -- Social life and customs -- Exhibitions.; Mexican Americans--Texas--Biography.; Mexican Americans--Texas--Ethnic identity. -
Transcripts of community meetings conducted by the Institute of Texan Cultures as part of the Tejano Community Advisory Group. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Don Albert, 1980.
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Jazz -
Jazz trumpeter, band leader and nightclub owner Don Albert recalls his experiences playing in the 1920s and 30s from New Orleans to San Antonio to Kansas City and Chicago. And he shares memories of some of jazz’s greatest stars, friends like Duke... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Don Albert, 1980.
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Jazz -
San Antonio, Texas Jazz trumpeter, band leader and nightclub owner Don Albert recalls his experiences playing in the 1920s and 1930s from New Orleans to San Antonio to Kansas City and Chicago. And he shares memories of some of jazz’s greatest... - Oral History Collection
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- The Calendar, May 29-June 11, 1987
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The Calendar was a San Antonio GLBTQ publication, which was published every other Friday. - GLBTQ Publications
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- Joe Louis and others seated at table in Key Hole Club, 1619 W. Popular, San Antonio, Texas, ca. 1956
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Key Hole Club (San Antonio, Tex.)
Jazz musicians - San Antonio (Tex.)
Boxers (Sports)
Nightclubs - San Antonio (Tex.)
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Photograph shows group around a table in the nightclub. Seated at table: Joe Louis (second from left), singer Norman Dunlap (wearing printed tie, fifth from left) and other unidentified people. Standing (l. to r.): Albert (''Don Albert'')... - General Photograph Collection
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- The Paisano
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A digital archive of The Paisano, a student operated newspaper at the University of Texas at San Antonio. - Paisano Student Newspaper
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- Interview with Juan V. Valdez, 1996
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Tejano music.; Mexican Americans--Texas--Music.; Conjunto music. -
San Antonio, Texas Juan Valdez grew up in Southwest Texas listening to musicians in his family. He learned to play Spanish music first, then a combination of cumbias, polkas, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, country and western. At first... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with T. R. Fehrenbach, 2001
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African American soldiers.; World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Charles T. and Marjorie Johnson, 1990
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Del Rio (Tex.).; Radio stations--Texas. - Oral History Collection
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