Mr. CROWE. Let’s see, at that time--at the time---- Mr. HUBERT. Of this last engagement. Mr. CROWE. At the assassination because they had changed. At the time I came there and the time I left there were different ones. Mr. HUBERT. They changed just within that 11-day period? Mr. CROWE. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. Well, can you tell us those who were there when you first came and when they left and then which others came on afterwards? Mr. CROWE. Tammi True. Mr. HUBERT. Did she remain the entire time you were there? Mr. CROWE. No, no; she left a week after I was there. Mr. HUBERT. Do you know why? Mr. CROWE. No; her and Jack got into it is all I know. Mr. HUBERT. You mean by that she had some sort of an argument? Mr. CROWE. Yes; I would say. Mr. HUBERT. Was Jada there then? Mr. CROWE. No. Mr. HUBERT. Was she at the T-Bone Club? Mr. CROWE. No. Mr. HUBERT. Do you know who I mean when I say Jada, do you know who that person is? Mr. CROWE. I met her once but I have never worked with her. Mr. HUBERT. Where did you meet her? Mr. CROWE. In Dallas. Mr. HUBERT. Was she then working for Ruby? Mr. CROWE. No. Mr. HUBERT. Do you recall when you met her? Mr. CROWE. Around November 30, maybe. Mr. HUBERT. Of what year? Mr. CROWE. At the same time I was there. Mr. HUBERT. 1963? Mr. CROWE. 1963. Mr. HUBERT. You met her after the death of the President and after the death of Oswald? Mr. CROWE. Yes. Mr. HUBERT. Where did you meet her? Mr. CROWE. I don’t remember the name of the club. It begins with an “M,” upstairs private club, about 3 blocks from the Carousel. Mr. HUBERT. She was playing there? Mr. CROWE. No; she was shooting a film there. Mr. HUBERT. What sort of a film was that? Mr. CROWE. A film that Diamond Pictures was making. Mr. HUBERT. Do you know what the subject of it was? Mr. CROWE. A stripper in Dallas, I think. Mr. HUBERT. Were you part of that film? Mr. CROWE. I did a relief, a comedy relief segment. Mr. HUBERT. That was about the 30th of November, you say? Mr. CROWE. Approximately, I don’t know for sure. Mr. HUBERT. It lasted only a few days, I take it? Mr. CROWE. A couple of days I know of. Mr. HUBERT. You had not met her before? Mr. CROWE. No. Mr. HUBERT. Now, prior to the President’s visit to Dallas, do you recall having either discussed with Ruby the forthcoming visit or heard Ruby say anything concerning it? Mr. CROWE. No; and the time I had known him I had never recalled ever having heard him discuss politics or anybody in it. Mr. HUBERT. That means over this 2 or 3 years you knew him? Mr. CROWE. Yes. Mr. GRIFFIN. Mr. Hubert, if I can ask a question here. Mr. HUBERT. Let me finish this phase of the questioning. What was the general format of the show during the period from November 11 until the 22d, I believe. Will you describe to us briefly just how it operated, and what went on? Mr. CROWE. Well, I came on stage and opened the show. Mr. HUBERT. Was there any kind of opening music, for instance?