The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-10-14

Hello folks l had in mind to take
you with me on my hike to the Blue
Hills last Sunday but as it is such a
long story, | know the printers won't
have time to set it all, what with
Columbus Day breaking in on their
week, cutting them one day short.
SO, I'll forgo telling you about the
pleasant trip this week and let it 90
til the coming issue. [ know you
will enjoy the story. D.. Coming Events.
-. Bill Robinson in the "Hot Mikado"
produced by Michael Todd will not
open in Boston until November 6
owing to contract recently signed to
televise the entire show in New York
City making this musical comedy the
first all-colored show to be broadcast
by televisiOn. . did you listen to the
initial presentation of Theadore Robin
sons alabama Fables" over the radio
station WBZ the Hotel Bradford last
Sunday afternoon? novel folk
lore Interpretation of Jack and the
Beanstalk was broadcast by a group of
local radio and stage favorites includ-
ing Neal Mason as Jack, Ruth John
son, his mother, Ralf Coleman, the
giant and Ann Quarles the giants wife
the story was well-adapted for
radio with good music by Rakov and
the studio orchestra before q large and
appreciative studio audience we
should encourage the participation of
our talented race artists on the radio
and | suggest your writing the WBZ
studio for the continuation of this
radio dramatic series which I am sure
will merit your close attention and
enjoyment the success of these
enterprises depends entirely on audi
ence reaction and we must make a
practical demonstration to the radio
from a race standpoint to aid the
achievements Of our local actors and
actresses. Milton Lewis, ace trumpet
soloist will appear in concert at Butler
Hall Friday, October 81 assisted bv
Helen Holiday, soprano, and accom-
panied by Agnes W. Van Derzee in a
Recital and Dance with music by the
Milton Lewis Orchestra featuring Ruth
Workman, soloist =. the Women's Ser
vice Club Autumn Cabaret and Dance
at the Ritz Plaza Friday evening
November the eleventh the mite before
the Armistice Day holiday under the
personal supervision of Mrs. Ann
Hawk e. more later . Press Club
rides again nexweek for the November
Roundup campaign we want two
City councillors elected by the voters
Of Boston Walter McClane in
Ward II and Johnny Wyche in Ward
9 who are both young, intelligent and
fully qualified candidates for these
offices and if we are ever going to
secure proper representation and a
voice in the affairs of municipal GOV
eminent now is the time for every good
citizen to come to the aid of our party
and for better race progress pat
ronize our PROGRESS SYSTEM of
colored trade; by helping race bust
ness we develop the welfare of our own
people have your milk and cream
delivered by Dabney, be shaved by
! Johnny Razor . eat at Estplle's
lunch at Western Lunch Box, Mothers
Lunch and the other nice eating places
49,. have supper at SHADES and dance
at Little Dixie where Lilybelle and
Uncle Paul will celebrate their Fifth
Wedding Anniversary on Thursday
evening, October the nineteenth
there will be a special floor show fea-
turing Bill Robinson, Cab Galloway,
Duke Ellington and Ethel Waters all
impersonated by your Uncle Paul who
will also initiate Jesse Owens when the
waiter brings the check and climax the
show doing a Joe Louis when they
catch me. See you all there d.. Coon
byc.-GOO f. DUCK.