The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-11

Hello folks go. AlthO' too late for
last weeks deadline, | give it tc you
for this week 90. short and sweet, with
% forecast of your entertainment calen-
dar for November November third
the Girl Friends Barn Dance at Tut
lcyillc Monday evening, Nov. Bill
Robinson and the "TIot Mikado" swing
version Of Gilbert and Sullivan's light
opera classic direct from the Worlds
Fair opens for a two weeks run at the
Boston Opera House the same
evening an old Boston favorite who
made good on Broadway is appearing
iu lhc world premiere showing at the
Colonial Theatre for one week only.
Max Gordon presents a new musical
comedy by Jerome KEN and Oscar
Ilaum1-tcm, 2nd, Very Warm for
MAY featuring Avon Long whose
chmmmg wife Gretchen Cotton is now
the proud mother of two fine children
while hubby returns to the scene of his
uw.s theatrical trimphs after scoring
Ioa nonor~ in New York . good luck
. Armisticc Eve, Nov. 10 the
Dunbar Associates present Lucky Mil
uJur and the famous Mills Blue
Rhytm Band Of Harlem at the Rose
land State Ballroom the Sigma
Fraternity are sponsoring their Second
Annual Almistice Eve Memorial Ball
at The exclusive Green Acres Country
Club in NaXonville which is strictly in
Nit3tIua and a brilliant collegiate
affair 90 the Women's Service Club
offer their annual fall cabaret and
Dance at the Ritz Plaza Bathrooms from
nine until three with the swing rhythm
of Sabby Lewis's Orchestra BOston's
most sensational band and floor show
together with the extra added attraction
Of grand reception and personal APP
pemmcc OF Bill Robinson and the
principals of the Hot Mikado" thea
trlcaI company direct from their show
stopping performances at the Boston
Opera House and to double your enter
taimnent value Avon Long of the every
Warm for May company will also be
present late in the evening no ex-
pcuse is being spared by Chairman Ann
Hawk and the members of the Cabaret
Committee to make this the biggest and
best party Of the year make your
table reservations now for a very large
evening, Nov. 10 e.. the Officers Wives
organization of the 372nd Battalion
Massachusetts, National Guard will hold
20 pllzc bridge, whist and beano at the
Amory on Dartmouth Street Thursday
evening, November % with the door
W1zo being a great big turkey and
game prizes consisting of vegetables
and all the FILINGS for a fine Thanks
GIVING dinner to benefit their camp fund
-. the Randolph Players present, "The
tj.ImS of Society a drama by Henrick
Ib~en, Nov. % at Jordan Hall directed
by Anne Randolph with Frank Silvera
as technical director the Clispus
AliuckS Chorus conducted by Malcolm
Blenders will provide the musical setting
49,. the club selling the most tickets for
inns play will be awarded Twenty-Five
dollars IN cash and any club selling
tickets receives a percentage of forty
cents on each ticket sold so get busy
ana call Miss Randolph, Highlands
tooO 49,. the National AKA Bonle will
be held in Boston this year on or about
december % which means grand New
ear celebration for the old town with
,he iarest femmes in America Boston
bound and thank to A. R. for her
excellent coverage of the theatre re the
following review: "The initial appear
a ni OF the Roxbury Community
tIayers in "The Stranger" at Practical
Arts High School last Friday evening
was qshered in with so little ballyhoo
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