The Guardian

O'Banyoun's Observations
Tomorrow is the day at 3:30. April 29; Union Methodist Church is the place; testimonial honoring Angelyn Holt, Elizabeth Wheatley. William A. Rhodes, James W. Henderson. Talent, Beatress Moody, Muriel Bailey. Everton Johnson, Fred Wright, vocal soloists; Rolline Evans. pianist; Harold Evans and me. accompanists See you there.

The annual musical tea of the Betty Harper Club will be held Sunday, May 6. at Freedom House, Roxbury. O W. Teixeira. President, L. H. McCree, Secretary.

You'll never guess who is back in town after a successful swing around the nation where he performed to highly appreciative audiences in several cities. So, I will tell you. Harold (Hal) Dumond. Yes, the playwright, actor, dancer, composer, lots of other things phoned me today and said he is pretty well rested and will give some of his plays and other performances locally. He is at 38 Tremont St. Cambridge. phone EL4-7259. I give you these opportunities to book him early, for his shows go big. and those who know him will try to grab him up right away.

Coming: Rolana Hayes at Lutheran Church, West Newton St., Sunday, the 29th, 3:30; Canadian Club annual musical tea, Peoples Baptist Church, Sunday the 29th, 3:15, Elizabeth Slaughter, chairman: Rhodes Operas, May 17, Mutual Hall; Foresters anniversary, May 18, Inter-Colonial Hall, Phil Edmun's Calypso orchestra. I have tickets for Rhodes operas, and Forester's anniversary.

As is so often the case, I was drafted to coach a bunch of persons desirous of expressing themselves in song, and missed the Ellison concert Sunday, in Jordan Hall. I have met many of the large crowd who enjoyed the privilege of hearing them, and they all are enthusiastic of the work which they unite in pronouncing up to the Ellison standard. The talented pair are desirous of expressing their thanks to all who supported their Jordan Hall debut.