The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-30
ACCENT ON SPRING.

on Easter sunday ana RAIN sunday
one always makes some attempt to
salvage their religious thoughts and
instincts, if they have any Evil
do-ers, wrOng-ers, and addicts of evil
are in restraint.
BRICKTOPS HELP FRENCH
SOLDIERS
Aida (Bricktop) Smith is planning
a big benefit for the "Les Coils de
Trianon-V Versailles" an organization
of American-born women to furnish
warm clothing for the French soldiers.
Brickton will open her new night club
on April 10, and her opening night
will be especially to raise funds for
that purpose. Mrs. Wallis Windsor,
wife of the former King of England,
is honorary president and Lady Elsie
Mendl, close friend of her, is presi-
dent; Mrs. Ector Mum, wealthy aris-
tocrat, is the American representative
Of the group, together with Mrs. VIM.
Randolph Hearst, Mrs. Harrison Will
liams and Mrs. John Ryan.
MICKEY FINN
What's that? It's a death potion
that the Broadway mobsters are deal
ing to drinks of unwanted guests. A
party of big-shot sepians from Har-
lem invaded an exclusive nitery re-
Gently and landed in the hospital
a law suit was settled out of court
it was worth it to the house, l CLEAN,
that no dark faces are wanted
YOU might work there but remember
YOU are no guest.
4 SLANT AT A GLANCE
Marian AOdorcOr ,1,o,1J ,,o,, ,,,x,,
vocalist, sang to standing room Easter
Monday night at the Brooklyn Acad-
envy of Music, with the entire pro
ceeds for the Finnish ief;-Wed-
nesday night she appears at the
Mosque Theatre, Newark; and the
Westminster County Center on Friday
Henrietta Arlington, director OF
housing at the Worlds Fair, was ap-
pointed superintendent of the Bed
ford Prison for delinquent women.
She is quite fair minded to our race
having given employment to colored
people at the Fair;-"Darn That
Dream" the Eddie Cantor show
scheduled for Broadway is the town
talk among thespians, having theil
ears and eyes awaiting casting;-The
Cotton Club gang pitched a party
oackstage for Maxine Sullivan, Wed.
nesday mite, who is off for HOLLYWOOD
she was replaced in the show by
Nudge Williams.
The death is recorded of Major
Rhlnelander, father of the famous
Kip, who married the coachman's
daughter Alice Jones, the coloreC
Iaundress the sensational news OF
the i92O's the lucky Alice is still
IN clover with a $500 month trust
fund she still lives in Westchestel
county, and driving high-powered
motor cars;-New discs were released
Oy victor of the famous Dorothy Nav
nor, which are highly praised by the
cfltlcs;-New Orleans Memories. the
name OF an album of blues and rags
winch "Jellyroll" Morton has made
Tor General Records, bring to our ears
Ihe music of the fabulous old sportin
houses, where beer was a dollar the
Dottie' where pianos were golden, with
mirrors in the floors and walls
2 piy plays and sings "Mamie's
Blues" Michigan Water Blues ,
rWnnin' Boy Blues" Don't You
Stomp. -e l VI 'el
Thanks to Jean Blackwell, wife OF
tne composer, Andy Razaf. for hen
splendid revue of "Native Son" by
richard Wright; Break the news t5
;1QIner' tell her how dear l love her
10 10 tne way Count Basic played it, and
II! IN every way that boy really adores
Sne woman who gave him those magic
nIlgefs-hs mother-who was recen.
ny injured in an accident at her home
~ II! Red Bank, N. ]. Count removed
.,is iiloCher to his apartment in Harlem
WIN TWO registered nurses in attend.
po han INTO my good friend Garland
aUton, former international nIavbov
ne says ne is through with the riffs
ana now begins to live took q drive
III ms new Packard convertible come
WIN WlIh initial license plates GP 9.-RiIr
J GSpofn and his Palm Beach Trouba.
ooaS, society entertainers, are having
III IeaC season down along the orange
+, n4ssom trails; also Ford Dabnev. the
T'erah musician is there too:-Rill
Ia Forte w. K, headwaiter of viii.
pesues, Sheepshead Bay is there for
:: Henry (Cuba) Lopez. cafe owne,
~ was III harlem q hot
t minute treating the pretv DANES r, '' az
me me S3wanky bars;-Caterina Jarboro
d JoCeu opera singer seen on the avenoc
uecke6 In an expensive Persian Lamb
,oo ' OF course, Maude Osborn was be-
III neT mink for the Easter parade
no. So9n !, Borican, famous distance RIM.
7 OIL ~ armstrong, recording pianist
II 2Iu GilVer Willis, tenor, with J Mavo
my Williams at the wheel Of his
PPepiher, bound for the Windy Citv
S Sotlcan ran in the News track meet
saturday saturday, Wilson sang at the sunrise
Sctirvlces;-The Mills Brothers hack hack 'i in
tr rIiH;latlon after long tour to Ans.
o oralla and the South Seas;wIris Papb-
W, .shapely dancer, last seen at tbo
P Rgstend Theatre now the wife #; off of
Expert Expert J. Brown, residing at 545
J;osecombe Gee Gee James come,
Tinna w, with Katherine Cornell in "No
for f,r" g FOR Comedy, is resting a home
fot namtree HARRINGTON has closed bis
p rIap studio on 125th Street he's
allng to return to tho e+ooo ,,,itt