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LUDWIG ZATZ, GREAT
JEWISH COMEDIAN, TO
PLAY HERE SUNDAY
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last Bitting. These resolutions in-
cluded the greetings to the Jewish
women of Palestine, which Dr. Ben
Zion Mosessohn, diretor of the Herz-
lich Gymnasium in Jaffa, was asked
to deliver.
The resolution urging co-operation
Will Present "K•bteen Vu Krichstu"
of Jewish women in the economic and
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social reconstruction of I'alestine was
Sunday Noon and Evening.
adopted, as was the mooted proposal
Yiddish theater lovers of Detroit to protest against the agitation and
offered a real treat for this Sun-lravages of anti-Semitism. Protection
are afternoon and evening, at the' for women and girl immigrants on
day
House. frontiers and in parts is urged in a
Opera
New
Detroit
Ludwig
Zatz,
best Jewish charac- !resolution which provides also for the
establishment of a central bureau in
(Specially Good at a Moderate Price)
ter comedian, will appear here with
his original New York east in the London. White slave traffic and
comedy "Kabtzen Vu Krichstu," prostitution are denounced in a sepas
Jewish wo111-
"Pauper, Where Are You Pushing I rote resolution pledging
Yourself ?"). Ile will he assisted by en to join in the war against these
evils, wherever they exist.
Peter Graff, another star of the pres-
ent 1 iddish stage.
Only eight years ago, Mr. Zatz
played in vaudeville acts at the Circle
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Theater on Hustings street, Detroit,
Must be sold—we need the room.
in connection with motion picture
shows, admission to which was 10
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cents. Ile was "discovered" when he
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4104 Woodwardat Alexandrine
appeared in the play "The World in
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Flames," with Jacob P. Adler, and
has been "made" since.
Mr. Zatz's success in the past few
years wa s so great that u motion pic-
ture company offered him $2,000 is SOLOMON BROS.
week to play character parts, but the
CUSTOM TAILORS
Jewish actor refused the offer, pre-
"Best and Snappiest Clothe. at
ferring to remain on the Yiddish
Most Reasonable Prices."
stage, on which he made for himself
GIVE US A TRIAL
thousands of admirers. He is said
to be without a doubt the best Jewish 502 Breitmeyer Bldg. Main 3134
character comedian on the stage to-
day. Mr. Zatz is the son-in-law of
the veteran Yiddish actor, Jacob P.
!Adler.
Abraham Cogut, who is in charge
of the arrangements for the appear-
MUNICIPAL
' ance here of Mr. Zatz, announces
that he will be supported by the fol-
BONDS
lowing original members of Mr.
Zatz's company: Male, Samuel To-
List Upon Request
bias, A. Tannenholz, Adolph Erber,
431 Griswold St.
Morris Tuchband, Ben-Zion Vogshol,
Adolph Schrage and Issy Goldstein,.
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Detroit
female, Anna I.ilien, Minna Bien-
boom, Betty Verkauf, Yetta Shur
Celia Marks and Rae Schneider.
Mr. Graff, who will also appear
with Mr. Zatz, is also one of the
outstanding figures of the Jewish
stage and adds to the attraction of
I the day.
A packed house attended the per-
' formance staged last Sunday evening
at the Orchestra Hall by Boris Thom-
ashevsky and his case. "The Jew from
Odessa" was a light comedy dealing
with a wealthy Jew who came to this
country and was talked into by an
American co-reilgionist to go into the
"kvas" business, the manufacture of'!
a Russian drink similar to the Amer-
icancider. The American proves a
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swindler and is shown up by a young, .
lawyer, the fiance of the wealthy
Visit our permanent Better Homes Exhibit. Three complete floors-108 rooms.
Odessa Jew's slaughter.
Mr. Thomashevsky made a hit with
his audience when he informally in-,
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one of the songs in the play.
A feature of last Sunday's perJ
formance was the playing of Mme.
Polo Kartazhinsky, who was called
out again and again during her sing-
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songs
and the playing on the guitar.
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For particulars write Jewish
Chronicle, Box 297.
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Entertainment by
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Formerly Manager of Phoenix Club
Eight Mile Road and Gratiot Avenue
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"Why Not Buy • Chevrolet and
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JEWISH YOUNG MAN desires room
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THE WAYNE BATHS
HAVE A BROTHER 27 years old,
highly educated and refined. Up
to date in every respect and very
intelligent, good business man; can
sing and dance; an able speaker
and one who loves a home and is
devoted to his friends. Would like
to meet a young lady possessing
good qualities; object matrimony.
Financial circumstances imma-
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store in a town of 6,000 popula-
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right young lady will have a very
fine home and a splendid husband.
Correspondence strictly confiden_
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care Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
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rage, side drive. Rent $100 per ed with furniture shops here for close
to 25 years. He was formerly with
month. Phone Hemlock 2365-R.
the Gray Furniture Company, with
whom he was connected for many
MOTHERLESS GIRL' WANTED— years, and with the Birch Furniture
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WOMEN FORM BASIS
FOR WORLD COUNCIL
Vienna Conference Loudly Ac-
claims Resolution on
World Peace.
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—The first
Jewish Wemen's World Conference
called by the Council of American
Jewish 1% omen was declared officially
closest at Sabbath eve services at the
temple.
Although no world union of Jew-
ish women was organized at the con-
ference, the basis for one was laid
in the foundation of a world council
which is comprised of representatives
of the majority of the countries par-
ticipating in the recent deliberations.
Mrs. Alexander Kohut of New
York will probably head this new
council, while Mrs. Estelle Sternber-
ger, executive secretary of the Amer-
ican Council of Jewish Women, and
Mrs. liarris of Bradford, Pa., will
be among the vice-presidents. Other
possible vice-presidents are Mme.
Spielman and Eicholz of England,
Mme. Zadok Kahan of France, Mme.
Yv'iesenbech of Holland, Frau Pop-
penheim of Germany and Frau Anita
Miller of Vienna.
The deliberations of the women's
gathering were marked by earnest-
ness and good parliamentary pro-
cedure. At only one juncture did
the women's meeting depart from the
business tone. This was when a dele-
gate who had recently visited Russia
and the Ukraine described conditions
of womanhood there. There was ■
pause of several minutes during
which the women gave way to un-
controllable tears.
Most of the resolutions discussed
during the four days' sessions were
put in final form and adopted at the
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