The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-22
Going to Town
Continued from Page 81

array OF SGpld I6QLlGS ever dSScuDISu
in New York City 100 charming
sun-tanned lassies from the sparkling
shores of the Atlantic the 1910
Parade of Harlem's Loveliest Femin-
ity $4,000 cash prizes sponsored
by the Associated Business Men of
Harlem &. at Renaissance Ballroom,
June 20 after the big fife and
among the entries on the brochure we
find listed Boston's own Julia Wormley
sponsored by Bernie's Clothing Com
pany best of luck to our exotic
Julie may she win the grand award
highlights of Harlem include
Lonnie Davis popular sportsman and
prince of good fellows whose birthday
party was a huge success touring
the mite spots for a look-see including
the Mar-Cherie, 400 Club, Turf Club,
Small's Paradise, the Mandalay, the
Big Apple, the Fat Mans Club and the
Hotel Braddock Tavern where genial
Ted Burke is chief mixologist
Mr.. Caspar Holstein mine host of the
famous Turf Club at III w. 136th
Street proudly displayed the glass
framed riding silks of internationally
famous jockeys and the place of honor
was reserved for the immortal colored
rider Isaac Murphy who rode into his
tory years ago -. also one may per-
use beautiful colored Autographs of
famous racing scenes while whips,
saddles and hOrseshoes adorn the wall
borders of the palatial night club
Helen Sissle is a hostess here and her
carrot top is truly remarkable the
Turf Club is favorite breakfast spot
for stay-up-laters and Bobby Boston"
Sawyer is still King of the worries
highly recommended for diversion
seekers on Bunker Hill Day we
rose at noon and took a cold shower
to shake the cobwebs loose and pro
ceeded to the Hotel Theresa lobby en-
route to the 1910 Worlds Fair in New
York For Peace and Freedom Big
Chief Smith pointed the nose of the
safari toward the wilds of Flushingand
our crackers beat the brush :. paving
a visit to friendly tribe in Jamaica;
we visited the hut of Sahib Syphax.
former high potentate of the Cotton
Club whose domicile is a veritable art
gallery he personally fashions
teakwood objects dart which are true
collectors items =. his charming wife
N Memsahlb Syphax quenched our
thirst with a trimming stone pitcher
OF cold beer (and who kept eating ice
cream to put the fire QUIT after
which we glimpsed the tall spire of
the trylon in the distance and set our
compass for the Fair it was in the
cool OF late afternoon when we spir-
allied along the maze of super-high-
ways leading to the official parking
the Fair is also easily
accessible from New York CITY via a
dlrect subway route for dime fare
saves wear and tear here, we
boarded bus to the Administration
Building and parted company for
us reporters had to commune with the
poWers-that be who dwell in the press
Sanctum our reception was most
hospltable and heart warming the
Messrs. Hickey and Hayes who pre-
SIDE at the press registration section
exchanged greetings and reminiscent
ces of fellow newsmen while thew mo
Vlded us with official credentials to
cover Che Far upstairs in the
pubic relations department genial Bob
ONeill and his attractive secretary
Miss Anderson babe us welcome whi1e
they graciously mapped out an timer
airy which would most benefit rs dnr-
ing our short visit e.. we were cordi-
ally invited to return at a later date
to the Fair with our wives and visit
the new Press Lounge now being FIR
nlshed for the exclusive use of visiting
newspaper representatives to relax
and write under ideal circumstances
whilst partaking of victuals and DO
tables a grand idea, that
rare spirit of good fellowship prevails
at the Press headquarters and the
Boston Guardian became a part of the
I94O World Fair for two long
years l have personally been quite
apathetlc about the whole thing
having read and seen pictures. movies
ana heard radio comment on the en-
terprlse until felt that the officials
were polishing up a gilded egg
but my brief visit there has completely
reformed me E. shall gladly shout
the praises of the 1910 Worlds Fair
70 the skies the admission price
has been reduced to fifty cents and
the promotion makes its appeal di-
rectly to the average citizen who
arrives daily from all over the United
States with his family and friends to
visit the greatest educational and en-
tertalnlng value in the universe TODAY
/; :, the pristine beauty of the symbolic
buildings in bold contrast to a back
ground of pastel with the dominant
motlt orange and blue is a beautiful
vista OF color harmony we wit
messed the No. 1 exhibit of the Fair
at the General Motors Building hous-
ing the Futurama which takes YOU on
a magic flight through time and space
INTO the world of 1860 while comfort
ABLY, seated the Theme Center of
Irylon and Perisphere perched in the
middle of huge crystal pool of foun-
tanned water D.. the cleaning white
ball houses an interesting dawn TO
dusk cyclorama of the World of To-
morrow which you view from a circu-
lar moving platform !. the Court of
Railways featuring Railroads on
Parade" triple stage pageant de-
nIotInoe fhn ~