The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-10-07

Irene Clark, Sarah Copeland, Mary
Dixon, Amos Laing, Willard Pettiford,
Luther Traylor and Julie Malone
Madamoiselle Bessie de Saussures en-
tertained with interpretive Oriental
dances :. the theatre is located at 100
West 135th Street in New York and
Hilary's address is $50 West 135th
Street where he will welcome your
correspondence . while on the sub
ject of the theatre, word comes that
"The Stranger" is the title of the
allegorical drama being directed bv
Ralf Coleman for early production
under auspices of the Roxbury Citi-
zen's Committee with Irene Yates,
Chairman of the Play Committee to
benefit the st. Mark Center Gymna-
SUM Fund on Friday, October 81 at
the High School of Practical Arts
the performers include Mrs. Louise
Munroe, Mrs. Lulu McCree, Mrs. Olive
Joseph, Miss Lucille Norman, Miss
Edwina Campbell, Mr.. Elwood Nc
Kinney, Mr.. Herbert Wilkins, Joseph
Wheeler, Alfred Clarke, Richie Cole
man and RAYMOND Tasco Otto
SnOwden is Chairman of the Roxbury
Citizens Committee and they expect
to present an even bigger hit than the
Fashion Show last Spring please
reserve this date and attend to help
most worthy cause those CAV
glamorous gazelles in the Boston
Chapter Of the Debs-About Town" are
ooino to town with large evening at
the Ritz Plaza on Friday, October 20
with swing music by top name band
at nominal admission price You
are requested to don goofy and whackv
attire. let your hair down and eniov a
real living Jam session from nine until
two and when those girls turn on
the heat everyone sizzles see Won
all there at their Recessional Ball
Ten PEASANT, occasional means pass
ing out) =. Dan Cupid gave the nod
again and this time it's wedding bells
for Bob Mealy and Theodore "Babe"
stephens . congratz from Uncle
Paul and all the gang and may we
cover the event exclusive? all
these youngsters LilybelIe and
yours truly round out five mellow
wears Of matrimonial bliss come Octo-
Der the nineteenth and that means a
wooden anniversary I'll take mine
aged in the wood" boys thank
=. early Sunday mornings I arise
and pedal miles into the country for
an early dip and exercise to date
I've made Wollaston Beach, Magazine
Beach, Gerry's Pit in North Cam
bridge, Mystic Lakes in Winchester
and last week at Crystal Lake in
Newton Centre where the wild ducks
set up raucous honking when I dis
turbed their slumber by wheeling up
to the edge of the pond from whose
placid surface the steaming mists of
early morning were rising under the
warming influence of the rising sun
the medicOs says I should either
catch pneumonia or a medal from the
l. Street Brownies if I continue this
har-freezing sport -. but the scenery
IS grand and | average one hour for an
eight mile journey to a distant BODY
OF water that Garcia-Apostoli
battle was the most sensational broad
cast heard for great while in
which Seferino Garcia, the Filipino
slugger bolo-punched his way to the
mlddleweight championship of the
MIA with technical knockout which
dethroned Fred Apostoli in the seventh
round of fifteen round match
now Apostoli is going up into the light
heavyweight division to meet Billy
Conn while Garcia trains for AL Hos
tails who shares the crown . the
Ambers-Armstrong battle of the CEN
fury has been postponed from Nov. 1
to Dec. l because Lou Ambers is get
ting married this month gee, look
what happened to Joe Louis . YOU
can't take the wife into the ring no
matter how many decisions she may
WIN at home . along the Rialto we
have wings Ovey Jordan" at SYM
phony Hall, Oct. II Thursday evening
Gee Gee James, colored character
actress winning stage honors currently
at the Wilbur Theatre with Katherine
the Great Cornell, Francis Lederer
and Mango Gilmore in "No Time for
Comedy" Broadway hit Bill Rob-
lnson in the Hot Mikado coming to the
Shubert Theatre Monday, October 80
for fortnight run direct from their
World Fair success Louise Bea-
vers and the Harlem Turf Kids in
Reform School" at the Roxbury
Theatre, Oct. II, IL, Is at midnight