THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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MUSIC - ART
WILL APPEAR AT PATRIOTIC RALLY AT
TEMPLE BETH EL, NOVEMBER 5
Three Pianos," with orchestral ac-
companiment. Bauer and Gabrilo-
Nvitsck will give Mozart's "Double
• Concerto for Two Pianos."
SYMPHONY HALL
DEDICATED
DRAMA
The new home of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra. Woodward avenue B'NAIR BRITH GLEE
and Parsons street, was formally ,
CLUB MEETS SUNDAY
dedicated to the city's musical usages,
Thursday evening, October 23, when I
Mme. Olga Samaroff, Harold Bauer,' The Glee Club, composed of mem-
Ossip Gabrilowitsch and a symphony hers of the It'nai Brith Club, will here-
c rchestra of 90 pieces will unite in after meet Sundays, at 3 p. 01.. in-
giving a singularly brillinat program. stead of Thursday evenings, as form-
Gabrilowitsch, beside's his piano num- t rly, at the homr,of Mr. H. D. Marks,
hers, will conduct. The program will 994 Brush street.
The (plowing members have joined
lie repeated Saturday afternoon, Oc-
A. Lapin-Cohen,
I the Glee Club:
tuber 27.
Despite the fact that much still re- baritone; Manford Linick, bass; Wil-
mains to be done upon the building, fred Goldman, tenor; Nathan Schol-
characterized by Gabrilowitsch as a nick, baritone; Morris Rosenbloom,
"six-days wonder," when refering to tenor; Harry A. Pastor, tenor; Max
the rapidity with which funds were, Kerner, tenor.
gathered and construction started, , I. Leonard Braun, organizer of the
engineers and contractors have prom- I club, urges all members to be pres-
ised a comfortable, well-appointed 1 ent at rehearsals. Others who wish
auditorium for the opening program. I to join the choral society may get in
The management announces that I touch with Mr. Braun by calling Main
every seat for the Thursday evening 1603 .
concerts throughout the year have
been sold, as well as the boxes which
Capt. Harzfeld, Honored,
were auctioned off last spring.
OR HONORS
GOVERN
JUDGE SULZBERGER
Kansas City-Capt. Jacob A. Herz-
feld, formerly city counselor of Kan-
sas City, Mo., who has been with the
miltary intelligence division of the
general staff and acting as one of the
military attaches at Archangel, has re
I turned to this country. For his serv-
ices he was decorated with the Order
of St. Stanislaws by the all-Russian
government for his valuable services
Samaroff, Bauer and Gabrilowitsch
with the Allied forces in Northern
will present for the first time in De-
Russia.
troit, Bach's "Triple Concerto for
St. Paul (Minn.) Jews are consider-
Mg the erection of a large community
building which will house the Capital
City Hebrew School and various oth-
er activities.
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Choitv
Under the
Personal
Direction of the
Renowned
MAESTRO
CASIMIRI
Prices: $2, $3, $5, $7 plus war Tax
CENTRAL CONCERT CO,
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HUDSON WOMEN'S QUARTET
Reading from left to right, Miss Isobel Hunt, Mrs. C. 0.
Brown, Miss Norma Schelling, Mrs. Laura Van Nouhuys.
The Women's Quartet of Hudson's Symphony Orchestt'a, under the direc-
tion of Mr. Earl Van AtubUrgh, will appear at the Patriotic Rally to be given
at Temple Beth El, Sunday evening, November 2, under the auspices of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Ossip Gabrilowitsch Conductor
Fourteen Saturday afternoon concerts
Young People's Society.
Hudson's Symphony Orchestra composed of twenty-three excellent musi-
cians, will also be heard at the Rally. There will be no charge for admis-
sion. Funds will not be solicited at this meeting.
Beginning October 25th
Orchestra Hall
Complete Without a
Home Puts Sun-
DISTINGUISHED SOLOISTS
Piano or Player-Piano
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FREDERICK STOCK, Conductor
ALBERT SPALDING
World-Famous Violinist
Arcadia, Tuesday, Oct. 28th, at 8:15 P. M.
Reserved Seats at Grinnell's, 50c to $3.00
Five following concerts of the Visiting Orchestras to be given by the
Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Danirosch and New York Philharmonic Orches-
tras, in Orchestra Hall.
$8.00. $5.50, $3.00
Season Tickets, $12.00, $11-00,
Boxes Seating Six, $90.00
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Pianos: $99, $35, $160, $42,
$110, $163, $85, etc., Below
Former Selling Price
STERLING, GRINNELL BROS., VOSE, STEINWAY,
\VOODWARD, WERNER, SCHAFF BROS., etc., among
the makes found today in our sale stock. Original prices:
prices: $150,
$250, $300, $375, $425, $500, etc. Sale
$270, $87, $190, $295, $172, $315, $185, etc.
You've not a day-not an hour, to lose, the bargains are going
faster than ever-our floors will soon be cleaned of the sale spe-
cials-two days, at the most, and this clearance will be over-even
brief delay may mean that someone else will secure just the instru-
ment you want-too long delay means that you miss a chance for
buying, the equal of which, in importance to you, may never again
be presented-TODAY-RIGHT NOW, is certainly the best time
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new ; while there are, as well, several brand new
instruments, at important savings. Our FREE
EXCHANGE TRIAL PLAN enables you to
PROVE BY TEST in your home just how well
the Piano suits you in every way. Learn fully of
this. Greater protection could not be offered.
You can buy, too, on small payments. No need
of anyone missing this wonderful buying oppor-
tunity-we've not stopped with low prices, and
The last of the sale stock-rental, exchanged
and other instruments-right front the hands of
the expert tuners and regulators of our factory,
being placed on our salesfloor. The very
are Dow
first day of the sale presented no greater bargains
than await IMMEDIATE buyers. As a matter
of fact, on the Pianos held to the very end of the
season there is an even greater rental reduction
than on those returned earlier. You'll find that
a good proportion of them cannot be told front
Player-Pianos
$185, $253, $85, etc.
Less Than Original Prices
Each one in excellent condition-
handsome mahogany and oak cases
-full 88-note player action. Sale
prices low as $347. Wonderful
values for the Player-Piano buyer,
but prompt action is absolutely
necessary.
to see these final specials!
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd
Open Evenings During Sale
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SUNDAY EVE., OCT. 26th
Philadelphia.-The Hon. Mayer
Sulzberger has been invited by Gov-
ernor Sproul to be a member of the
Commission to study the Need for a
Constitutional Convention. This
body was authorized at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature, at the sugges-
tion of, Governor Sproul and will be
composed of twenty-live men repre-
senting various phases of the State's
interests. The c ommission vil I study
the Slate -Constitution, and it is On-
erally bdiev•d that it will draft in
more or less definite form a new State
Constitution, which will be submitted
its report and which will be the
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bassi for discussion when the next
session of the Legislature authorizes
the holding of a Constitutional Con-
vention, as it is expected to do.
Judge Sulzberger's name is the first
definitely known to have been consid-
ered by the Governor for the commis-
Returns from Russia
Under the direction of Gabrilo-
witsch, the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra will play Beethoven's "Fifth
Symphony in C Minor" and Wehcr's
'Oberon' overture. The orchestra
had intended including Beethoven's
'Dedication of the House," but it was
found that the score required by so
large an orchestra could not be pro-
cured in America, or imported in time
for the opening performance.
TICKETS NOW AT GRINNELL'S
ARENA GARDEN