The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-07-13

| Tie ueep enQ LOT lovely Emma ana gave
her ring in the grand manner .
eongratz if true from Uncle Paul and
all the gang however, I trust that
the rest of you romantic Adonises will
give our local beauties a deserving
break q. in my humble opinion they
rate the cream of the crop and when
some dashing Lochinvar rides into town
and takes bow in the grand manner
don't be sitting around writing letters
to George Antheil or Dorothy Dix be-
cause it will be just too late and just
too bad e. a word to the guys should
be sufficient Harlem is being over
run at the present with scorches on
racing bikes, no less and Seventh
Avenue is worth your life to drive or
cross .. the fad is due to arrive here
In big way this summer so here's
your golden opportunity to get in trim
early by renting modern bicycle for a
race business enterprise the Uptown
Bicycle Exchange at 50 Laurel Street
corner Of Humboldt Avenue in Rox-
bury owned and operated by Arthur
Williams of the Outer Roxbury Plan
ming Board who offers smooth and
comfortable rides on balloon or regular
type tires at the nominal renting fee of
fifteen cents per hour or two hours for
quarter q. it is but short distance
to that great recreatiOnal center Frank
lin Park where if you pedal along the
highway to a point just beyond the
starting tee-off at the golf course you
ride into a restricted area of two miles
in either direction of roadway reserved
for bicycles from which all motor
traffic is excluded where you may ride
in perfect safety and comfort along the
sylvan shores of Scarborough Pond
which incidentally invites fishing e.
the Uptown Bicycle Exchange is open
during the day and evenings ride
race cycle . after you have thor
oughly enjoyed a healthful ride your
appetite should be keen for visit to
Sugar Hills newest and finest dinery
known as Genes and located a block
away at 50 Humboldt Avenue owned
and operated by Eugene Townes, an
enterprising young race businessman
who is earnestly endeavoring to suit
quality to your taste in astronomical
connections which will please the most
fastidious here in a charming
atmosphere of oak buff and chinese red
cleverly Illuminated by light filtered
through the same color harmony in
Venetian blinds one may enter at all
times . open until three o'clock in the
morning E. daily, Sundays and holt
days e.. serving popular priced meals
specializing in steaks, chops and
chicken dinners together with all varie-
ties of tempting sandwiches the
features which brings the patrons back
in droves are the special sun-fried
shore CLAIMS cooked and prepared by
New England's Number One Chef
Eddie Jackson and when these golden
brown succulent sea food morsels are
waiting their savory invitation towards
your home plate you will solidly go to
town with luscious French fries on the
side E. there is complete service at all
times for private parties, catering or
orders to take out -. . the latest electTi-
cal cooking equipment insures cleanli-
ness and winsome Harriet Belden adds
the final touch of beauty which compile
ments your ideal meal at Genes g.
"the place to go-after!" a modern
iuke box is available for those who de
sire to enjoy the newest swing record
ings while they eat and iced beverages
are in constant demand during the
summer months =. dew drop inn
two charmers from Gotham are house
guests of Barbara Colchester Holt,
Hub debby, this week in the persons
of the Misses Carmen McRae and Edna
Jones anent which we may expect the
Sugar Hillbillies to beat path to her
door welcome to our fair city
and a preview trip to the Alan Gray
Holmes Town Hall Playhouse at West
boro, Mass, by the Three Must get
theirs Frank emperor Jones" Silvera,
Herbert CDR. Beck" Jaxon, Casper 'B.
c." Ferguson and Uncle Paul rewarded
us with the pleasure of enjoying the
sterling performance of gorgeous Helen
Claire in a brilliant revival of the
Broadway success "Kiss the Boys
Goodbye" telling the tale of a southern
ingenue's adventures among the happy
wolves of Hollywood ably supported by
an excellent company of professional
actors including the inimitable Rail
"Orson Welles" Coleman of Boston
who is appearing in the role created by
Frank Wilson on Broadway the
current engagement extends from
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