Article: Faye Tozer surprise guest at Flame nightclub.

Article: BB pair host competition Gay Life
Birmingham Mail;  January 19, 2007 ;     370 words ... ... evening at Glamourous where international artist Lady Imelda is on stage at about 11pm. Tomorrow will see Dr Beverley Ballcrusher live on stage in the Saturday Showcase. On Sunday see Rocky the DJ spinning hits at Missing Bar or take a short ...

Article: BB pair host competition; Gay Life.(Features)
Birmingham Mail (England);  January 19, 2007 ;     432 words ... ... evening at Glamourous where international artist Lady Imelda is on stage at about 11pm. Tomorrow will see Dr Beverley Ballcrusher live on stage in the Saturday Showcase. On Sunday see Rocky the DJ spinning hits at Missing Bar or take a short ...

Article: The Weakest Link is a drag!(News)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);  September 8, 2001 ;     624 words ... ... Weakest Link jackpot. The 30-year-old training co-ordinator, whose alter-ego is Cardiff drag star Dr Beverley Ballcrusher, wasn't phased by Robinson's steely stare when he walked off with the pounds 1,900 top prize. "I wasn ...

Article: Mardi time!(Features)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);  September 3, 2004 ;     650 words ... ... Wales, London and further afield will be appearing in the big top style tent, including Lola Lasagne and Dr Beverley Ballcrusher. There's the Kings Cross/Saviour dance tent, a health tent, crAche, a Lesbian & Gay Lifestyle Show ...

Article: Nice work if you can get it
Minnesota Monthly;  May 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... 1942 and won a staff job at the NBC affiliate. l;or about $20 a week, Kamman hosted "Symphony in Riffs" from The Flame nightclub. The live broadcast included performances by Coleman Hawkins and Oscar Pettiford (a rising Minneapolis bassist and a childhood ...

Article: Remembering Lefty Dizz // A `Lifer' in the Blues
Chicago Sun-Times;  September 15, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... Wednesday's tribute. Wells will be there. Checkerboard owner L.C. Thurman met Dizz about 20 years ago at the old Blue Flame nightclub at 79th and Oakwood. He discovered Dizz was a distant cousin. "I remember one night he came in after a monthlong tour ...

Article: Norquist aims light rail message at black audience He appears on ...
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  May 7, 1997 ;     691 words ... ... neighborhoods in general and black neighborhoods in particular. He pointed specifically to the demolition of the north side's Flame nightclub, where Duke Ellington once played, to make way for construction of I-43 in 1966. By contrast, Norquist said, light ...