The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-04-15

ments absolutely free if you purchase
ginger ale from the house -. announc-
ing Boston's newest and best ton
serial parlor which opened last week
at the corner of Humboldt Avenue
and Harrishof Street on Sugar Hill
where the veteran Yankee Clipper
Johnny Raysor manages the World
Fair Barber Shop featuring the
Grover Whalen moustache trim E.
the very last word in modern equip
ment and cleanliness, Mr.. Raysor has
established his own business at an
excellent location and is highly recon-
mended for his expert style creations
for ladies' coiffures and has created
the Uptown Up-Do for the fair sex
who wear their tresses swirled up
and the Roxbury Roll for the femin-
inc patrons who look for the feminine
patrons who look best in the down.
ward trend . John is considering
inaugurating the appointment system
for all customers to abolish long and
tiresome waits and expects to an
nounce this change next month i.
for the present a melodious radio pro-
vides entertainment for the waiting
clients . . popular prices and expert
barbering now prevail and it is Mr.
Raysor's boast that if the patron gets
into his chair when the Seaver- Hum
boldt trolly car leaves Franklin Park
he can board the car at the Townsend
Street stop completely shaved, pow
dered, clothes brushed and shoes
shined by the speedy and efficient
World Fair Service men E. patronize
the Raysor system . three chairs
await your pleasure thank . /.
best pix of last week are both being
held over by popular demand . the
Loew's State and Orpheum Theatres
showing the MGM American classic
Mark Twain's immortal "Huckleberry
Finn" with Mickey Rooney, Walter
Connolly, William Frawley, Lynne
Carver and our own Rex Ingram, star
of Green Pastures, Stevedore and
Haiti who scores top honors with his
dramatic portrayal of Jim, the run
away slave who shared the adventures
of Huck Finn along the Mississippi
River also billed on the same pro-
gram are Arthur Lake and Penny
Singleton in the second of their de-
lightful comic strip series Blonde
Meets The Boss" .. and the Metro
politan Theatre is packing them in
for big second week to see the all
Technicolor Warner Brothers Western
melodrama dodge City" with Enroll
Flynn, Olivia De Haviland. Ann
"Oomph" Sheridan, Bruce Cabot, Alan
Hale, and Frank McHugh in stirring
thriller of the old West paired with
Rosetta Towne and William Gargan
in "The Adventures of Jane Arden
. the charming Mrs. Hermoine Gar
rett of New York City and her attrac-
tive daughter "Teddy" were the Eas-
ter weekend guests of Gladys MaAdoo
the former Sargent School grad
and famous Boston Player Miss Hen
rietta Brown is also a welcome local
visitor . and a final salute to the
Rev. George E. Biddle, "a years old,
colored Grand Army of the Republic
war veteran who was reelected Chap
lain at the Annual State Encampment
of the Civil War Vets of Mass. last
week :. Rev. Biddle's life and old age
activity may well be an inspiration to
all of us g.. native of Connecticut
he enlisted as drummer boy during
the war between the states and saw
action at many important battles =.
he attended the National Bivouc at
Gettysburg last July and is a favorite
and Photographic subject
being a grand old man of whom the
colored race is very proud H.. when
Edna "Smoky" Center told hubby
Thomas that she had part in the
Ryerson Case did Tom-Tom reply that
he preferred Bourbon? D.. that's the
way heard it E. goombye.
GOO E. DUCK