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26 de jan. de 2023 · Whenever Armstrong was in Chicago, he’d be sure to spend time with Clarence–here’s a a beautiful snapshot of the sharp-dressed pair taken in the Windy City in 1933, the same year Clarence shouted “Look out there, Pops!” on Louis’s recording of “Laughin’ Louie” (also discussed in our previous post):
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Clarence (Hatfield) Armstrong lived a full life, dying at age 83, in August 1998, and endures in Armstrong's memoir as the happy athletic boy everyone called, much to Louis's pleasure, "Little Louis Armstrong."
15 de nov. de 1998 · Clarence (Hatfield) Armstrong lived a full life, dying at age 83, in August 1998, and endures in Armstrong's memoir as the happy athletic boy everyone called, much to Louis's pleasure, "Little Louis Armstrong."
- August 8, 1915
8 de mai. de 2013 · Clarence (Hatfield) Armstrong lived a full life, dying at age 83, on Oct. 15, 1998, and endures in Armstrong's memoir as the happy athletic boy everyone called, much to Louis's pleasure, "Little Louis Armstrong."
- David Lobosco
They adopted a three-year-old boy, Clarence, whose mother, Armstrong's cousin Flora, had died soon after giving birth. Clarence Armstrong was mentally disabled as a result of a head injury at an early age, and Armstrong spent the rest of his life taking care of him. His marriage to Parker ended when they separated in 1923.
17 de jan. de 2024 · During his first marriage, Armstrong adopted a 3-year-old boy named Clarence. The boy’s mother was Armstrong’s cousin who had died in childbirth.
