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To provide reserves to replace
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To pay the heavily increased taxes;
To pay bond interest and a fair
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Moslem Temple announces its
Josef Hofmann. hearlded as the
"Yankee Circus in Egypt," a big one- 'master pianist of the age by critics
ring indoor circus and carnival, to be hroughout the country, will be pre-
held in the Armory, during the week sented in recital at Orchestra Hall,
of February 9 to 14. Moslem's pat- Tuesday, February 3, under the direc-
0 rol, band and chanters are uniting in tion of the Michigan Philharmonic
producing one of the biggest and Bureau.
most spectacular shows ever given
America has heard practically every
by the Detroit Masons. The pro- great pianist the world has produced
ceeds of the circus are to be used n the last fifty years, and today there
for Moslem's pilgrimage to Portland are scores of brilliant artists, 1311,1111:S -
in June, when Detroit and her glories
will be advertised by the trainload
of boosters who plan to make the
trip.
William
II.
NI urra%,
oslem's
potentate, announces the following
executive committee in charge of
"The Yankee Circus in Egypt:" Earl
D. Loomis, chairman; Charles Fretz,
vice-chairman; C. K. Korn, secretary;
Julius Arndt, treasurer; Fred Mor-
ton, auditor and Russell G. Pearce.
director-general.
When you have learned that
Performing animals of every de-
many of these garments are
scription including elephants camels,
tailored liy high-grade firms
dogs, horses, monkeys and many
such as Michael Stern, Good-
more, bare back riders, trapeze per-
man & Suss, "Cloth Craft,"
formers, acrobats and clowns in great
"Town Talk" and many oth-
numbers are already engaged. Many
ers, it will leave no doubt In
of the head line acts from Barnum
your mind as to their real
& Bailey and Ringling Bros. shows
style and workmanship.
will be seen. In connection with the
Remember, You Will Save at
show the Shriners' Oriental Whirl
will be one of the big attractions.
Here will be found that sort of en-
tertainment that makes a circus a
place of unrestrained merriment.
There will be opportunities fur prize
Largest Exclusive Clothier
winning, and the prizes which are al-
ready coining in in the form of dona- ti inably more than ever before, but
a m ■- e them all, Josef Hofmann's
tions to the circus committee, range
ntic powers stand out pre-eminent.
from pins and needles to houses and
N r. l'ierre V. R. Key, of the New
lots.
ork
IN'orld, declared that Hofmann
There will be matinee every day
Brancht 99-101 Michigan.
throughout the week. The price of " s today held in the minds of the ma-
jority
of capable judges to be the
admission afternoon and evening is
n
aster
of
them
all."
50 cents, and every ticket carries a
hi r. Hofmann will offer a varied I
share in the 1920 Columbia Sedan,
which will be given away free at and interesting program Tuesday
which
include selections from Bee-
the close of the show.
thoven, Debussy, Weber, Chopin,
Dvorsky and Strauss • Godowsky.
477 Hastings St., Cor, Division
Tickets for the concert may be ob-
Detroit, Michigan.
tained at Grinnell Bros.. box office
Phone Cadillac 3299.
An informal charity dance will be Monday morning.
given by the Blue Bird Girls on Sun-
day evening, February 1st, at the
Hotel Stadler.
Besides arranging for the best
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music for that evening, it is antici-
pated that two of the best exhibition
dancers in the city will demonstrate
An important event in the festival
their latest dance, also a gentleman
who is widely known for his singing, music promised to Detroit for the
first
week of February, will be the
will fa%or the guests with a few of
program offered by the Isadora
the latest songs.
The arrangement committee con- Duncan Dancers and George Cope-
sists of Miss Anna R. Kurzman, land, pianist, at Orchestra Hall, Mon-
chairman, tickets; Miss Esther Hor- day evening, February 2d. This ar-
witz, Miss Ida Greenwald, Miss tistic combination Inas 'everywhere
Laura Freed and Miss Bessie Helf- been greeted with the greatest en-
and, reception; Miss Anna Maganz; thusiasm.
Anna, Theresa, Irma Lisa, Erica
serving, Nfiss Anna Golffit: Mrs. A.
and Margot, the six beautiful Duncan
Wolk and Mrs. E. Gerber.
Tickets will be on sale on the even- Dancers, acknowledged the greatest
ing of the dance on the ballroom exponents of the classic dance, are an
interesting illustration of the value of
floor.
the dance as a potent influence in the
betterment of the race by the creation
of perfect womanhood. These girls
closely approximate Greek perfection
Floyd Hlokman's Superb Orchestra.
of form, and in mind show Hellenic
beauty of vision. They are simple,
unaffected students who delight in
study and who take their work seri•
ously.
The pianist, George Copeland, who
appears jointly with the dancers,
brings to his hearers an art which is
notable for delicacy and finish. He is
the recognized exponent of the mod-
ern French school and easily ranks
with the foremost pianists of the day.
Seats for this attraction will he
placed on sale at Grinnell Bros. box
office on 51 onday morning.

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For his song recital in Orchestra
Hall, Thursday evening, February 5,
John McCormack will present the fol-
lowing program, assisted by Donald
Mcfleath, violinist:

Recitative: From "Solomon" ilandel
"Imperial Solomon."
"Sacred Raptures."
Mr. hi cCormack.
Pantomine
Mozart
Rigaudon
Monsigny
Mr. Melleath.
La Caravane
Ernest Chausson
Go Not Happy Day .... Frank Bridge
When Beauty Grows Too Great to
Bear (Capri)
Winter Watts
L'Alba Separa
Paolo Tosti
Sir. hi cCormack.
Irish Folk Songs:
The Harp That Once....Arr E. S.
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Ballade et Polonaise _If. Vieuxtemps
Mr. Mc Beath.
Only You
Edwin Schneider
Thank God for a Garden.... Theresa
del Riego
Ali! Moon of NI y Delight (from a
l'ersian Garden)._ Liza Lehmann
Much interest is centered about the
appearanc e of America's most popular
tenor as it will mark probably his
last recital in Detroit prior to his
contemplated trip abroad. Tickets
for the concert, which is given under
the management of the Michigan
Philharmonic Bureau, may he ob-
tained at Grinnell Bros. box office
Monday morning.

NENV YORK—One hundred thousan
Jewish families in Poland, over 500,000
men, women, and children, stand ready
to emigrate to Palestine, according to a
statement from Dr. Jerzy Rosenblatt
member of the Polish Diet, and Vice-
President of the Council of Lodz. which
was issued through the Zionist Organi-
zation of America.
Dr. Rosenblatt, who is a member of
the Executive Committee of the Polish
Zionist Organization, and President of
the Lodz Zionist Committee. is in New
York conferring with Zionist leaders.
The great desire of Polish Jews to
start at once for Palestine, which has
led to their converting all their prop-
erties into cash, planning various in
dustrial undertakings for their home-
land, organizing groups of "Pilgrims,"
and even starting out on foot for Pales-
tine, is emphasized by Dr. Rosenblatt.

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