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2274: 387:. A "6 Point" program was organized by Swarz in November 1938 to focus on particular avenues of activity for the sorority, including educational, civic, social, charitable, cultural, and spiritual outreach branches. She presented a number of new projects in 1939 involving creating and expanding recreational centers and nurseries in "neglected localities" in major cities. By 1942, she had been promoted to the rank of national 184:'s Douglass University at its School of Expression based on theater and drama. The same decade saw her begin her practice of skits and character acts in front of an audience, including drama monologues that involved using multiple different voices to play characters. For these one-woman shows she performed as characterizations of figures such as Hattie Tyson from 167:, Missouri, to Amanda and Henry Boone Schwartz. Given the name Lucille H. Schwartz by her parents, she went through a number of alternative stage names, shortening it to Lou Swarz before changing to Linda Lou and then Caol Wallis for a short time before returning to Lou Swarz and later, in the 1950s, changing to Lou LuTour. 264:
Theodore Hubbard became Swarz's professional theatrical manager in the summer of 1947 and she later used her newspaper column to help reunite Hubbard with his long-estranged sister. Swarz conducted another tour of shows across the Southern and Midwestern states in the final months of 1947, along with
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boxing match. This made her the first black woman to be a sports reporter for a national press chain. She later started her own newspaper column named "Lou Swarz' Jottings"; after the column obtained an international audience she considered renaming it "Around The Globe", before deciding to call it
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A program started by Swarz in the mid-1940s and made an official program for the Zeta sorority in 1947 was the "La Cheerios" group that involved sending cheer cards to hospitals across the country every month and especially around holidays. Another program established by Swarz around the same time
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relief efforts. Alongside her Zeta sorority, Swarz spent three to four days a month doing USO performance tours until the end of World War II. She afterwards began doing a series of national tours in 1945, having added new monologues to her repertoire. In addition to starring in films, she also
325:, ran daily during the work week at 9 am, focusing on presenting recipes, beauty tips, general news, and different special features each day of the week involving community figures. The immediate success of the show resulted in her being signed to a daytime radio program with the 381:, an organization for speakers and monologue performers on stage. As a member of the Zeta Phi Beta sorority, Swarz was involved in community outreach and social improvement projects. She acted as a member of the Xi Zeta chapter and began in the 1930s with the rank of 329:
station before the end of September. This new program was expanded to broadcast from Monday through Saturday for an hour and a half in the afternoon. The first half hour had the same segments and specials as Swarz's WWRL program, but the following hour was entirely
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through 1951, before becoming associate editor for the company and then associate director by 1955. At the same time, she had an ongoing newspaper column called "Charm.." that covered beauty, fashion, and other tips on how to portray oneself.
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In June 1938, Swarz was awarded an honorary master's degree in drama by Douglass University, making her the youngest at the time to receive one and the first solo actress and third actress to receive one. In 1939 the St. Louis branch of the
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and for her ongoing community engagement through her radio show, with her "La Cheerios" program sending positive cheer cards to people in hospitals and her "Teen Town" program to help reduce
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Swarz held a School of Charm in St. Louis, and taught "Charm and Personality Development" classes in 1947 for the Sepia Hollywood Modeling Group. She also acted as beauty consultant for
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Before moving to New York for her theatre debut in 1939, Swarz had run a radio show in her home town of St. Louis. In September 1952, Swarz was given her own daily radio show on the
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given to the unit in July 1944. An award in recognition for her radio work was given to Swarz in May 1953 by the Vocational Guidance and Workshop center in New York. The
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was the "Teen Town" system, which focused on reducing juvenile delinquency around New York where she first created it. She created the program in collaboration with the
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presented her with one of their annual awards in 1964 for her humanitarian work with her sorority to help cheer up people in hospitals.
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Red Shield Club. Swarz left her position as publicity director for the sorority in 1953 after starting her radio show in New York.
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gave Swarz an award, a wooden plaque replica of her own image, for her sorority and civic work. The Lou Swarz chapter of the
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at various army camps throughout the country and bringing gifts for the soldiers. This program was done in concert with
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was named in her honor for her efforts to support the US military during World War II, and she personally received the
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in early 1948, with her performances focusing on black colleges and universities throughout the states.
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and featured in films during the 1930s through the 1950s. Her success drew an invitation from
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newspaper in 1945. She reported on sports events, including the August 22, 1945,
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Afterwards, she became a beauty consultant and then editor and director for the
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She had three sisters, Pearl Schwartz, Sarah Schwartz, and Vernedine Jennings.
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Actress, columnist, beauty consultant, radio show host, teacher
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and she took the opportunity to give two performances at the
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among African American teenagers being specifically praised.
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While she had been doing her performances since 1933 in the
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From 1942, Swarz began doing a series of shows for the
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and other vocational schools, before becoming a sports
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Swarz acted as the leader of the women's group in the
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who was a fellow Zeta sorority member, Cecile Walker.
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She was also a teacher of theatre and beauty at 778:"Lou Swarz Performs For Nat'l Baptist Delegates" 746:"Great Enthusiasm Shown at Swarz' Drama Recital" 2041:"Appear in 'Wingless Victory' Opening Tonight" 1754:"Zetas Adopt 'Six-Point' Program By Lou Swarz" 1690:"Vocational Center Cites Award Winners Sunday" 847:"St. Louis Negro Tells of Visit to Hyde Park" 8: 1850:"Zetas in Spotlight at Annual Boule in N.O." 1722:"St. Louis Argus To Pay Honor To Lou Lutour" 673: 671: 143:, that covered beauty tips, local news, and 2380:20th-century African-American women writers 1202:"Another Artist To Appear Here In February" 2272: 1658:"WDCA Chapter Receives Citation From Army" 1496:"To Speak At Global's Press Awards Dinner" 1465:"Global Associate Lands Own Radio Program" 1458: 1456: 1100: 1098: 31: 20: 1594:"Awarded Degree From Douglass University" 1231: 1229: 815:"Negro Teacher Wins Success in Own Plays" 714:"Tulsa Zetas To Present Famous Lou Swarz" 180:In the mid-1930s, Swarz became a dean at 809: 807: 805: 2370:20th-century American women journalists 2073:"'Lysistrata' Waste Of Time, Says Izzy" 1556: 1554: 518:"1900 US Census, Saint Louis, Missouri" 509: 353:Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks 245:became Director of Negro Publicity for 128:and having several syndicated columns. 2198:Richards, Larry (September 17, 2015). 1170:"Most Versatile Sepia Actress Returns" 708: 706: 2375:20th-century African-American writers 1463:Douglas, Larry (September 13, 1952). 943:"Lou Swarz Program At Armory April 2" 257:, Wanda Macy. She further employed a 135:. She was simultaneously signed as a 7: 2135:Pitts, Michael R. (April 25, 2019). 1881:"Women's Section NCNW Salutes Swarz" 1428:Cromer, Lucille (December 1, 1951). 1138:"Southern Students Go for Lou Swarz" 2385:20th-century American women writers 1944:"Brooklyn Zetas To Start Teen Town" 612:Latour, Nick (September 17, 1949). 377:In 1938 Swarz helped to create the 2340:African-American women journalists 2335:Radio personalities from St. Louis 2039:Hogan, Walter H. (July 22, 1940). 2008:"J. Finley Wilson Elks Club Feted" 14: 2365:20th-century American journalists 1976:"Zetas Announce New Appointments" 1913:"LuTour Honored By Zetas in N.Y." 2330:American women radio journalists 1527:Swarz, Lou (December 29, 1951). 1430:"Conversing with Lucille Cromer" 2305:20th-century American actresses 321:station in New York. Her show, 2350:African-American sportswriters 1397:"Lou Swartz On Modeling Staff" 1071:"Zeta Sorors Team For Success" 910:Woods, Howard (July 4, 1942). 163:Swarz was born in May 1897 in 1: 1626:"Daughter Elks Honor Teacher" 549:"Mother To Lou Swarz Is Dead" 281:Swarz became a columnist for 253:in 1947 and obtained her own 2355:American women sportswriters 2345:African-American journalists 1364:Swarz, Lou (June 21, 1952). 1332:Swarz, Lou (April 5, 1952). 679:"Organize Expression League" 238:United Service Organizations 879:"'One Woman Show' Bankrupt" 204:National Baptist Convention 2401: 2325:American women radio hosts 379:Vogue League of Expression 231:1939 New York World's Fair 112:1939 New York World's Fair 96:Lucille Henrietta Schwartz 47:Lucille Henrietta Schwartz 2071:Izzy (October 26, 1946). 1237:"Lou Swarz's Father Dies" 30: 2320:Actresses from St. Louis 2315:American women humorists 2300:American stage actresses 2109:St. Louis Globe-Democrat 1818:"Gang Praises Lou Swarz" 1269:"To Witness Boxing Bout" 948:The Tri-City Independent 852:St. Louis Globe-Democrat 820:St. Louis Globe-Democrat 334:in a program titled the 176:As a monologue performer 2295:American film actresses 2206:McFarland & Company 2143:McFarland & Company 2046:Iowa City Press-Citizen 751:Alton Evening Telegraph 537:(subscription required) 488:Tall, Tan, and Terrific 483:(1945) as Cora Washburn 465:(1942) (Radio play) on 159:Childhood and education 139:for her personal show, 2078:The Pittsburgh Courier 2013:The Pittsburgh Courier 1981:The Pittsburgh Courier 1854:The Pittsburgh Courier 1823:The Pittsburgh Courier 1791:The Pittsburgh Courier 1759:The Pittsburgh Courier 1599:The Pittsburgh Courier 1339:The Pittsburgh Courier 1143:The Pittsburgh Courier 980:The Pittsburgh Courier 783:The Pittsburgh Courier 719:The Pittsburgh Courier 586:The Pittsburgh Courier 554:The Pittsburgh Courier 499:(1946) as Mrs. Johnson 300:As a beauty consultant 2230:"Hot Off The Griddle" 1567:The Huntsville Mirror 1470:The Huntsville Mirror 1371:The Huntsville Mirror 1334:"Lou Swarz' Jottings" 649:The Huntsville Mirror 357:Women's Defense Corps 338:where Swarz acted as 306:Global News Syndicate 296:"Global Jotting(s)". 223:Cornelia Otis Skinner 133:Global News Syndicate 2360:American consultants 2104:"Black Spider Drama" 1570:. 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1939 New York World's Fair
Douglass University
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Global News Syndicate
radio show host
gospel music
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summer White House
1939 New York World's Fair
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