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SWEETHEART OF A. E. F.
HERE NOV. 20 AND 21
service given at the Lewisohn Staditim
in New York City on Aug. 17, 1923.
Miss Case sang with the New York
l'hilharmonic Orchestra to an audi-
ence of 15,000. She also gave a lovely
rvialition of the Bach-Gounod "Ave
Nldria" on this occasion.
Miss Case was probably the last
010:irian to visit the president at the
W bite House, as she visited him
shortly before his trip to Alaska to
I present hint with the first coin minted
in honor of the Centennial Anniver-
' vary of the blonrce Doctrine ennun-
ciation.
From the tailboard of an army
transport from which she did her
performance for the American soh
diers in France during the World
War and for which she received the
designation, "Sweetheart of the A.
E. F.," to the concert stage is the
transition that Elsie Janis is now af- 1Wagnerian Opera Company
Wfigi se
Announces Program for
Week of Nov. 26.
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With the four"King" operas includ-
ed as a series for the first time in the
City of Detroit, the Wagnerian Opera
company announces its schedule for
the week of Nov. 26 in the Shubert
Detroit opera house.
Two of the series have been given
here in the past "Siegfried" and "Die
Walkuere" but not in many ears. if
. ever, has Detroit heard "Das Rhein-
- gold" which is the first of the cycle
and"Goetterdaemrung" which is the
• last, so that the present engagement
of the Wagnerians will be an espec-
Tally notable one.
Two composers besides Wagner
will be represented during the. week,
both by works in the lighter vein,
Mozart by his "Marriage of Figaro"
and Johann Strauss by "Die Fleder-
maus."
In addition to the handsome pro
ductions and excellent singers which
this organization brought to Orches-
tra hall last spring the company this
season includes Josef Stransky, for
many years conductor of the New
ELSIE JANIS
York l'hilharmonic orchestra, and
feeling. "Colonel Elsie" is making Us newly organized State Symphony
her first tour in a concert series with' orchestra, so that in the highly im•
some of the world's greatest artists. i portant matter of orchestral rendi•
She will come to the Arena Gardens,' tion the performances will be all that
Woodward at Ilendrie, November 20- could possibly be asked.
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The advance seat sale is now in
'
Miss Janis will have her own corn- progress at Grinnell Brothers. The
pony consisting of a pianist, a complete schedule for the week will
tenor and a violinist, all recognized b e ,
artists, even though less known to
Rhein-
Monday evening-"Das
the public than Elsie herself.
For gold" by Richard Wagner.
her part of the program, Miss Janis' Tuesday evening-"Die Fleder-
has arranged a set of numbers in- mous" by Johann Strauss.
cluding imitations, character songs
Wednesday evening-"Die Wal-
and costume dances. In these spe- kuere" by Richard Wagner.
cialities she has excelled since the
Thursday matinee-"Tannhauser"
days when she was known through- by Richard Wagner.
out the country as "Little Elsie," a
Thursday evening-"The Marriage
tot with pigtails down her back. She of Figario" by Mozart.
has added several numbers which
Friday evening-"Siegfried" by
she regards as her greatest achieve- Richard Wagner.
ments.
Saturday matinee-"The Flying
Dutchman" by Richard Wagner.
Saturday evening-"Goetterdaem-
Alberto Salvi and Anna Case
byRichard Wagner.
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SPENCER OPENS BOSTON
KEREN HAYESOD DRIXt
BOSTON.-AddressIng a har ,bit the
audience which crowded the Eh •
uei to
Club to capacity, Senator Sel von,
Spencer of Missouri, in an n ate.' r
which roused his audience to fre idig':
bursts of applause, reiteratec. '
and
faith of the Christian world tha',"' -FA-. --
Jews would make good on their =-
tonic opportunity to rebuild the Jew-
ish National Home. The senator re-
called the address he delivered last
March at a banquet in honor of Dr.
Chaim Weizmann and declared that
the Jews should regard it as a great
privilege to work under so inspiring
a leader.
Society Has Rabb' are admissible into the United State
regardless of the quota. Teachers are " ...c)4..1Klm
Franklin's Endorsement
not classified in any of the above
Grolier
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra
will be away the last half of the corn-
ing week. Thursday night it gives its
second concert of the season in Buf-
falo. Friday and Saturday it will be
in Pittsburgh. Friday afternoon
there is a school children's concert
under Mr. Kolar and Friday evening
and Saturday afternoon there are
symphony concerts under M. Gabrilo-
witsch.
Next Sunday's Concert
Ttl 1,41011
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Alberto Saki, the phenomenal harp-
Ballet at
ist, who appears in joint recital w ith1Pavley-Oukransky
Shubert Detroit Dec. 17.
Anna Case at Arena Gardens on Mon-1
558 Penobscot Bldg.
day evening, Nov. 19, has been ac- News of the beauty and vividness
claimed in over 200 American cities of the Pavley-Oukransky ballet, the
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as the greatest harpist in this cowl- unparalleled magnificence of its cos-
try. tunics, the colorful splendor of its
omoowswiente.01=s-o enwen nnsin
Mr. Salvi inherited his predilections scenery and astounding wealth of
for the harp. His father was a cele-! its repertoire has reached Detroit's
brated harp maker, and his first art loving public. The world has
teacher, on a specially constructed •eme to realize that in the modern
miniature harp, which a-us built for ballet we have one of the most poigant
Alberto when he started to go to o f our cultural inheritances. It is an
school. The lad was born in Venice art that is an association of arts, for
in 1893. In his early youth he prac- its component parts are music, sculp-
ticed four hours a day and the allot- ture, painting, drama and poetry.
For Every Occasion
The Pavley-Oukransky ballet will
ment was increased to six and seven
-at Price. That Save
hours a day when he was 12 years old. dance either during or after every
Nearly Half.
This devotion to duty is what Mr. performance given by the San Carlo
Subway Service I. Unexcelled.
Salvi ascribes as the reason for his Grand Opera company, which is play-
marvelously facile and fluent tech- ing Detroit the week of December 17,
lat the Shubert Detroit theater.
name.
Anna Case, America's leading so- The extraordinary popularity of the
prano, was chosen to sing the late; San Carlo Opera company was never
231 Gr•tiot Avenue
('resident Harding's favorite hymn. more evident than during the recent
Cherry 9171
"Lead Kindly Light" at the memorial strike in the newspaper plants in New
Y -rk City. The strike began on Mon-
day evening, Sept. 17, the night that
the San Carlo opened its five week
season a tthe Century theater, and
f'or nearly two weeks greater New
York was without its daily papers.
Enterprises in almost every line were
hard hit. There were no publicity no-
tices or critical reviews. The usual
daily opera display advertisements
were curtailed to an insignificant two
or three lines, in type so small as to
he hardly legible. Yet during the
first critical week the company did a
gross business of over $32,000 at the
Century theater, breaking all New
York records.
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Once ■ year at the Popular con-
certs Mr. Kolar puts on one of his
fascinating programs of dance music.
This program will be given on Sun- ,
day afternoon, Nov. 2. The feature
of it will be a waltz by Johann Strauss
which has never been heard in thin
city, in fact, has been very seldom
played. It is entitled "Be ye em-
braced, all ye millions" and was dedi
cated to Strauss's great friend,'
Brahms. The other composers are
Massenet, Beethoven, Grieg, Dvorak,
Victor Herbert, Rimsky-Korsakov and
Borodin.
The Grolier Society, publishers of categories."
he Book of Knowledge, an encyclo-
Simultaneously with the receipt of
pedia of useful information for chil- the above information, Mr Bernstein
dren, in attractive form, has received received a cable from Adolph Held,
the following eloquent endorsement the society's commissioner to Europe,
from Rabbi Leo M. Franklin:
in which Mr. Held reports that the
"For a number of years, the Book steamship companies refuse to accept
of Knowledge has occupied a very as passengers the wives and minor
prominent place in our home library children of those exempt from the
as well as in the library of our School quota. Hiss immediately communica-
of Religion. In both places, it is per- ted with the officers of the steamship
haps the most used set of books that companies, acquainting them with the
we have on our shelves and well it instructions issued by the State De-
may be, for it contains a wealth of partment. As • result, the steamship
information available for children companies instructed their European
such as I believe can be found no- offices to accept on board ship the im-
migrants exempted from the quota
where else.
"It is a real pleasure to commend under the ruling.
the book to my friends to whom I
would like to say that their library
is in no sense complete until the
Book of Knowledge finds a place
upon its shelves."
The Detroit headquarters of the
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Bldg.
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Hias Intercedes for Immigrant
Children.
John L. Bernstein, president of the
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant
Aid Society of America, (Hiss), with
headquarters at 425-437 Lafayette
street, New York City, has received
the following important information
from Isador Hershfield, the society's
representative in Washington:
"The Department of State has is-
sued general instructions to all of our
Consuls that professional actors, art-
The Junior Concerts.
ists, lecturers, singers, nurses, minis-
The first Junior concert of series B, ters of any religious denomination,
which is a repetition of the program professors for colleges and seminaries
of Nov. 5, will be given in Orchestra and aliens who are members of any
Hall Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock recognized profession, their wives
sharp. This concert, like all of those' and children under 16 years of age
in series B, is devoted exclusively to
the program of the Detroit public
schools from the sixth to ninth grades
inclusive. Everybody who has had to
do with these Junior concerts is great -
ly pleased and gratified with the sue-
Member.
revs that attended the first_
New York Stork Elleitaeff•
BAPTIST SAYS JEWISH
PRAYERS ARE SELFISH
NEW YORK.- (J. T. A.) - The
Rev. Frederick E. Taylor, pastor of
the First Baptist Church of Indianan-
, ohs, and a former president of the
Northern Baptist Convention, criticis-
ed the Jews for "praying only for the
interest of their race." He spoke at
the Baptist Bible Missionary Confer-
ence at the Fifth avenue Presbyter-
ian Church. He said:
"God wanted the Jewish race to en-
rich the world, but instead it shut it-
self in. The Zionist movement will
succeed only if it has for its purpose
•the fulfillment of the original mission
of the Jewish people, and I have a sus.
pinion that they are going to fail.
•They have failed in the past to fulfill
•their mission. The failure has been
i tremendous."
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