Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-12-19
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MARY GABBLER =. ...... kamre


I meant to tell you last week,
things certainly seem to be spruclng
I'D for the Christmas holidays. NOW
that means for YOU to start too,
so YOU won't be left out in the snow.
Everywhere you go these last few
but fast passing days, you near the
same question, ooh, gee, what can
get him for Christmas?" Well, af-
ter all, that is rather perpleXlng
thing. But sooner or later you come
TO some satisfying conclusion. Then
YOU think, well, that wasn't such a
hard thing to think of after all.
AS the ole maestro rather the pro
fessor Edward Hatton says, nut SAID
for that"
The other night bunch OF us
eased over to the Canoes Charity
Ball, at the Halle @. Brown. Oh,
baby, it seemed as though everybody
and his brother was there.
At any rate they all were swing
ing to the music of Doty and his
boys. 1 must pause to say that the
drummer and vocalist, Ransom
O'Neil, has certainly adopted a new
technique for singing, he has actual
" almost mastered Cab Galloway
Eth, what, now, now boys.
Bow, can you fellows ever scran'-
BILE for chicken? Well, I'll say SO.
Youse guys who are used to handing
them on the farm certainly did welt.
Claude Brown, Tom Coleman, Rose
Davis and few others were lucky
enough to stop the flight OF enc
ken. One poor fowl about lost his LIE
in a fight of possession.
Ozelle Davis had the most luckiest
moment of his life on this partcu-
lar night. He won the portable radio
that was ratified off. The mighty John
Banks received a case of beer, as
the highest bidder.
AS you get around from place to
place, you'll soon know that every
body had "just another ball."
I think we had better be moving
around a bit to see what mas peen
happening around here. By Jove, the
other night if we didn't see several
Of the social SET" as Bonita Ed
wards and Dorothy Gardner, proving
it to us that they were no cream
puffs. In other words they could take
it, and oh, baby, how they could take it
without blink of the eye. Hope va
kinda get the drift of things.
Charliteen Moore, has really learnt
to truck" quite well in her late
days. Don't say thing but some OF
these holiday nights just watch her
go.
A certain lad about town who has
been trying to become modern day
romeo has suddenly shown the loss
of weight. And believe it or not he
is going about singing Somebody
Stole My Gal Sal" But it surely
WASH a sally tnlS Time.
By George, if somebody didn't lei
the cat out of the bag, bit soon
or somewhat later we don't know
l think 1 had better put it this way
Through this paper, The Twin City
Herald, would like to be the frs
to congratulate William Payne anC
Dorothy Chambers upon their recent
marriage, and hope that it might bt
one of the most successful. .Vitf
more power to you both and load.
of luck
Again may we extend an invita-
ton to you and you, to attend tn,
Christmas Forum, Sunday after
noon, December 20, at the Hall,
q. Brown. The dramatic classes art
i'll charge.
Every now and then you hear thu
little whisper, when are the tables
gonna turn on Katherine Travis -
And then wonder what will be mex
on the bill. 1t will keep you guess
ing. Then like life, the greatest co
nundrum, you'll have to give up.
Just keep your ears open or proppe,
when you move casually about town
You'll hear a thing or two.
I'll be hiking along, just don't lie
me run into you around the, tow
this week.