The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-08-19

weight championship title against the
former king, Lou Ambers, who is
staring a great comeback the
betting is about even with the experts
giving A-nbers the edge but I predict
q full route victory for little Henry and
q terrific amount of punishment going
both ways. Henry has had a nice
long rest and if his hands are COM
n'a.ely healed he should be in the dri-
var's seat all the way -. a fighting
machine and a credit to the race. q.
The column pauses to add two red
roses to our bouquet of memory in
tribute to the recent passing of Ed
ward Smith and Clement o. Thorne.
both well known local business men.
4r. Smith leaves a fine family and
established growing painting and
decorating business he will be
long remembered for a heroic incident
during which he received severe in
julies rescuing his wife and infant son
from the path Of a speeding automo-
bile Mr.. Thorne had long been a
prominent figure in the entertainment
world when Thorne's dance attractions
We're a weekly feature here the
pressure and worry of night life under
mined his health and a benefit was
recently held by local artists during
his confinement at the State Hospital
in Aattapan q. the Woman's Service
Club summer cabaret and dance at
the Green Acres Country Club last
Friday was huge success and much
praise goes to Chairman Lorena Cuz-
zens and her most efficient Cabaret
Committee for their well rewarded
efforts which brought the rhythm
music Of Jack Hills Orchestra direct
from the Little Dixie to swing and
sweat for the several hundred patrons
immaculate in cool summer attire who
thronged the ballroom which had been
beautifully decorated and shaded with
soft coIored lights 49,. the genial Mr..
ana Mrs. Hawkins kept their modern
electric kitchen operating at maximum
efflclency turning out orders in rapid
service and swanky oak bar has been
installed at one end of the hall with
H'NoIogist Arthur Chase shaking them
mp the elite went to town in the
grand manner and afterwards were
treated to most unusual and brilliant
display Of aurora borealis (northern
iIghts) in the star studded heavens
above, the exotic Gladys Lamour
MacAdoo rang the bell again when she
appeared IN Surrealistic creation in
Splred by the Bali temple dancers cos
tunes it was a double breasted
Diach evening gown with an air condi-
Joned bodice e.. and did the gentle
men from Pekin and Peiping go native
Elsa scores again e. . and now an
other boost for our home town favor
ties the lnimitable Jones Brothers.
Maxwell, Herbert and Clyde whose
success story will be duly chronicled
mere at later date under the tag line
OF From Cabin to Casino" or "Jump-
ing with the Joneses" at this stage
oI JheIr progress to world fame they
owe Their tremendous popularity to
their brilliant ability and the superior
PreSSS--agentry of one George Holland,
Iamlilar to most of us who visit "Bos
Ton Alter Dark" via the Boston Even
ing American little Georgia has
ooeen blowing his horn loud and long
Tor the Jones family and follows
Their career from Steuben's Rathskel-
Ter TO Hurley's Log Cabin to Chester
Cappy's North Easton hot spot right
up to Mr.. Wyner's exclusive and paia-
C u Ritz Roof atop the swanky Ritz
carlton Hotel overlooking the Public
Garden here, the boys appeared in
T I5I1. same show with the famous Duke
Ellington and his Cotton Club Orches-
IRA and the noted dance team of Anise
and Alan, cOlored terpsichorean artists
dlfect from European tour well
Ihe Jones stopped all shows and won
me acclaim Of music critics everv-
where and George White. if he is the
smart business man he used to be will
proht considerably by spotting their
ACT IN his new edition of scandals"
now undressing at the Schubert Thea
ItG winch IS not such a remote posi-
DclllIy since the Jones Bros. are headed
Tor Alex Fain's sensational Inter
national Casino Revue this Fall
CneSe boys have pep, personality plus.
uahclng ability, musical talent and
splendid voices NEEDING into an nm
0eaCaDIe combination of supervising
- - Pie'y uoC piano, mellow guitar
ana torrld trumpet making their
own unique arrangements of anv kind
Oh music popular and classic they have
brought a new entertainment thrill to
!! me Jaded routine of night clubs i.
u was my pleasure recently to attend
d birthday party rendered the Jones
by the management of Cap
Pys, whenever one of the Jones
iprothers has birthday they all cele-
Drate 1T together) the guests in
Guided Evelyn DeLoach, Ruth Cham
0Ueers, Jeanne and Josephine Jones,
MAXINE MAXINE Jones, Pearl Powell, Mary
TTalla,gher, Muriel Andreade, Marie
frank, Sergt. William Taylor, Louis
Rush, Herbert Jones, Jr., Paul And
rnade, Norman Poole, Mr.. and Mrs.
quentin Cahoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
T4yontteyne, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
nnapian Che designed the Westminster
1901? and the guest of honor, Mrs.
hattie l.. Jones, charming mother of
Che boys :. Mike Lalli and his Orch
estra played musical tributes for the
cig9IIeoration and little Maxine Jones
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