The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-06-14
O'BanyOun's
Observations
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CASE EERMRHM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1 have always had a penchant
for Truth which has resulted in
my receiving many revelations
in regard to Truth. 1 feel it is
my duty to pass these revela-
lions on to any and all who
may be interested, and I am 90
ing to open a Truth discussion
at the regular monthly meeting
of the S. Coleridge- Taylor MI
sica lAssoc., Sunday, June %,
at $50 Mass. ave, $50 pm. The
discussion will be called
"Hecklers' Discourse" because I
wish persons in the audience to
rise for discussion Of any point
which is not clear, or which he
does not agree with. So often
listener hears a point which
he wishes to discuss and by The
time the lecture is over he has
forgotten what the point was
In the present instance I give
you an opportunity to rise and
question or discuss any moot
point Immediately. Let's try it
out and see how it works. The
continuation of such programs
depends upon their reception. I
feel that they will prove inter
esting. Lewis T. Williams, ris-
ing baritone who has already
risen quite a way, will take care
of the musical side Of the pro-
gram.
l am hereby warning all my
friends, relatives, acquaintance,
even enemies that I have a new
receipt book especially for the
use of those who have not yet
subscribed to the GUARDIAN.
Getting the paper at the news
stand is all right; but having
it brought to you by mail, every
week is better. And 1 want ev-
cry one to read by propaganda.
So, when you see me approach
ing with the receipt book in
my hand, give me the opportun-
ity for using it. Thanks.
The next time I write about
the Bronze Players I will be tell
ing you what they did. That's
right! Thursday and Friday are
the days when they will show
Brighten the Corner" in Pea
body Playhouse. Take a look at
the ad for full particulars ard
make sure you don't miss the
play.
Chance to get a closeup OF
that sterling singer, actor and
agent of human brotherhood,
Paul Robson, Symphony Hall,
June %, in the evening. You
can go there right from the S.
Coleridge-Taylor meeting and
make a perfect day of it.
Remember June %, 1890 am,
BrookIine Baptist Church, Cool
idge Corner, when Rev. Clifford
L. Miller will give his famous
lecture assisted by Mary L.
Brown, contralto. Remember
June %, when Claudius ]. Broad
field presents a program Of Eng
fish language, Victor Herbert s
American Folksongs. Remember
June e. when Anna Robitt
Gardner will sponsor her annual
Colored American Pops Night.
Working elsewhere, I arrived
at st. Bartholomew too lFte
to hear any of the program,
Sunday, but from the comments
Of those who heard, I am conf
dent that the performance was
all prophesied and more. Some
year am going to be able to
hear this wonderful program.
Just got news that Whisper
ing Willows Camp is stirring in
to usual summer activities, anG
I bespeak for it an enviable sea-
son. Last year, I was privileged
TO make a trip to the camp, and
was so impressed that l have
never forgotten it. The girls
were so we'll behaved, orderly,
intelligent, disciplined, and,
above all, so obviously happy,
that I was quite taken. AS I
wrote alter my visit, 1 tried 30
entertain them and they took
the show and entertained me.
I can think of nothing better
for girls aged from S to Is than
a summer spent in Camp Wits
pering willows, under the eff
Gent management of Miss To-
sephine Crawford.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Libby Brooks Crump wishes