The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-02-08

eHIlGleu Leu our country Alone" and
Better Stop Hitler"
Frank Byrd will open his Club Bo-
hernia, 220 W. 135 Street on Feb. Is
that will be an artistic atmosphere
where Greenwich Village and Harlem
meet on common ground. Poetry
reading on Sunday afternoons, music
and entertainment . Helen Daven-
port will prepare the home cooking,
nuf sed
FLASH =. Howard University E.
Little Billie" Henderson of $40 ST.
Nick is home She tells me the DAYS
OF final exams are over and the social
while has begun D.. Between semesters
the smart set and the Omega Phi Psi
and Gamma Tau frats gave formals to
start the ball rolling next week the
Blackfriars carry on in their usual
manner with Al Cooper's music E.
NacatiOners in Harlem were La Verne
Riley, Billie Henderson, the latter hav-
ing as her house guest the lovey dam
sci Marge Russell of LawrencevilIe.
Va. =. dater of the noted educator;
Julia Thompson glamorized Montclair,
while Connie Rhetta, Margaret Brown
and Lucretia Claybourne lent charm
to BALTIC . While in n. Y. Marge
Russell and Billie Showed" themselves
at 'The Corn is Green" and at Hap
Dened on lee, returning to Wash. and
the old grind of lessons.
The glamour gal Iris Parker now
the wife of Robert Brown, who resides
at 545 Edgecombe is somewhat indis-
posed, but just as charming as ever.
Regrets in learning of the passing
of bill De Mont veteran actor, of the
team of Brown & De Mont, last seen
in the Broadway production "Sing Out
the News" =. the lovely Pauline Fish
er seen dining at the Theresa with a.
BALTIC pal.
Congrats to nv good friend James
Reid having completed 30 years in the
U. S. postal service Gene Young the
dapper projectionist of the Kenny
theatre has taken an apt. at 545 Edge
combe Fannie Pennington enjoy
ed her birthday with many kilograms,
presents, love and kisses if you see
a charming damsel selling tickets at
the Apollo box office it's Doris Van
Dyke .. Is Gerald Norman and fair
lady on Sugar Hill an item these days?
The cocktail party of Lovey &
Chick showing their appreciation to
their many friends during the holidays
Sunday, was largely attended.
IN CONCLUSION
DR.. J. Alvin Russell, principal of
st. PauPs Normal & Industrial School
Lawrenceville, Va, was guest of the
William Henderson's, 70 st Nicholas
Mr.. and Mrs Grady Curtis have
Fla.
returned from a trip to Clearwater,
Lew Leslie's Rhapsody in Black"
with the well known cast: Edith Will
son, Hilda Rogers, Honi Coles, Choco-
lateers and Cecil Mack Choir, Sidney
Easton, Tim Moore, Joe Byrd, Crack
shot and others are doin~ nicely for
the third week at the Erlanger Theatre
III HlIlNy anu dIS "a pCCllllS W ICotCu
Broadway soon.
Ann Lewis, the rave brownskin gal
of Gay Old New Orleans, at the
Worlds Fair is back for a short time
from Montreal, and may return
Ann and her pal, Modesto Ro0uemore,
were quests of Cafe Society in the Vii
large the other eve. . E.. Sunday per-
formances of Cabin In the Sky" with
Ethel Waters, Katherine Durham ct
ais are clicking like a house afre, the
talk of Broadway. 80.
Glad to welcome my pal and friend
Earl (father) Hines to New York and
I Harlem, who will take a turn on
Broadway at the Fiesta Danceteria
And to another one of my pals Fletch-
er (Smack) Henderson the same con-
gratis, who will return to his old stand,
the Broadway Roseland, replacing
Claude Hopkins.
Does anybody read this collin? . e.
probably not but I do, and also the
proof reader, so am glad to have two
customers, thanks and so long,
SNELSON.