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POALE ZION OFFERS
NOVELTY SUPREME—
A CHASSIDIM BALL
•.!wter who
!ns of the
'" (4 the
' work of
Field
to be
u.ieloe Affair
Center on Dec. 24;
Kirby
Many Fe•turee Arranged
message of
• in gene'.
• ' , ter.
the last
• t. advise
, loxes[ to
I.' plc by
•,•n char.
, book i s
'",". but
the
,
tne per.
in
ball, pictpring the
A Chassidim
custom s, with the
Chassidic life and
the "Chassi-
ble." the " Gabbaini,"
a
eg
dim," the "Rebbi's table," etc., will be
an evert of Monday evening, Dec. 24
(Christmas Eve at the Kirby Center.
The local Poole Zion, in co-operation
with the Jewish National Workers'
nnouncing the dance,
Alliance, in a
features will be presented on that
asque Will
m
occasion.
Chassidim in
present a miniature "Seudah," with
the Rebbi" at the head, and many
Chassidic songs will be sung.
Planned Anti-
Hakenkreuzler Planned
Semitic Putsch.
V1F.NNA IJ. T. A.)—That an anti-
Semitic putsch in Vienna was planned
to synchronize with the Hitler-Luden-
dorff putsch in Munich has been dis-
closed following the arrest here of
several of the ringleaders involved in
a general Faseisti plot aimed at the
governments of Austria arid of Ilun-
gary as well as that of Berlin.
for of
ty, w ,„
• religiou
s
,,
he wa:
''•ogrege,
"s not
,ont gifts
out en
• word,
', Practical
p"'.• ',.r. F
he i• ■ ••-e,s't Y of
y„ r , o a • iag
the
and
glg'!! • h to all
ne,•. •!' opinion
out t■
preach.
Rao plans its own
and fore
I des its ownpolicies.
And has maintained
its directorate iritact
for nearly score of
years.
Titus, Roo manufa
only It
tures to satisfir on
from its homie
he "veil if this
in th, hands of
lere o, possible,
a lt', l•r under.
and aspirations
'g by i 6c buten.
• its loges lumi-
Is
nioy passion
hi rIghm."
.EGEND"
Malik.
' or "Halakalt
1 . ay by the great
'alit:, translated
ulius I,. Siegel
J loch Publishing
poet endeavors
great branches
in hand.
I that Ilalakah
opposite gifts,
opposition he.
poetry. Bialik
go hand
each other with
n both of them.
interesting one
encourage the
alakah and Ag.
Uk ainian National Choir to Ap•
pear at Arena Gardens
Theater Grows From Strength to Strength;
Greta Success; Another Show Dec. 9.
At the conference of the Palestine
De, elopment Council, held last M a7,
leagues all
it was decided to organize
of
over the country, with the object
getting up a group of workers for the
economic upbilding of Palestine. As
a result of that decision, the work of
organizing leagues is now in full
Sunday's Play •
The Detroit's Yiddish theater i s million from her grandmother, as an
atonement by the latter for having
' growing from atrenght to strength
evidenced last Sunday evening, mistreated Katie's parents, plays a
erful part f o the Jewish child of
Was
packe d to wond
by an the street whose honesty and ideals
The Ukranian National Choir with when Orchestra Hall was
see tilled
the presen- are compared with the leisure and
the Russian 'cellist, Ewssei Belous- the doors, with every to
seat
laziness of her rich cousin, who she
audience that came of the Street."
self, as soloist, will appear e at
the tattoo of "A Child
fourthh
During
the
performance,
announce- is forced to marry by her grandinoth-
Aren a Gardens, Dec. 3, as th
history
and Music
traitionf
ment was made by A. Cogut, who is er's will. Misdealings with another
ttraction e of
the Civic
League.
the Yiddish theater here cousin by her husband of a day give
d
As th
n to annul the marriage and
managing
haved
the
middle
ages
were
broadcasted
who
s
, ahe
through the world by the wandering with J. Petal, that grounds home
are being
here her
she reaso
marries a newsboy,
left
singers so these soeured for a permanent Mr. Cowl her from privation afte r s he was is
• la iy
Ss
minstre I s or minne
orphan. Tilt` part o f R
day—the for ^ Jewisthe success of the theater
Mischa
G.rman.
trou b I0 urs of a newer
t
by
sweet
singers of the carried
Ukranian
Na- stated
Skulnik again distinguished
tonal Chorus—have
through
for the the
first time warrants the build- ably Max
played
of the play.
Europe and to the nations of the ing of a theater. Further announce-
The entire
comedy-drama
western hemisphere the history, the ments are expected within a few himself
as the
comedian was full of
The play Sunday evening dealt with interesting sings end dances.
faith, the loves, the deeds of valor, weeks.
On Sunday evening, Dec. 9, also at
,, will
the simple hearted festival joys and
I i lem of New York's streets.
1
Hall this . company
a
the piteous sorrows and hardships of
German, playing the Orchestra
Women
ine.
Lucie
ine,
Mpro role as Katie, who inherits a present 'How 1
Ukra
"
now
a
leading
onitn
aive.
their native land
ittle
once known as "l,
the Russia,
far
political figure upon the new map of
OLD CLOTHES ASKED
The music of Ukrania is a national which have just been given. All the
Europe.
Monday, Dec. 3.
swing.
many
Leagues are established in
parts of the country, to create a body
for economic undertakings of the Pal-
also
estine Development Counci l, and laed.
forrau
for new pl ans that may bet
R EV. B. BLEIBERG
leagues
have
Outside of New York,
A grand Chanukah concert will be been established in Chicago, St. Louis ,
given at the Congregation Beth David, Baltimore Pittsburgh, Buffalo u and
Sunday
evening,
11 Milo
'
ilier cities. } rom
514 1V inder street , OS
bers
Dec. 2, at 7:30 p. m., un d er the per - various a o list of 600 paid members
sonal direction of Rev. II. Bleiberg, alone,
been received in the ofilee.
cantor of the congregation.
Emanuel Mohl, representative of
Rev Melberg will be assisted by a the Palestine Development Council in
. .
a nd
double choir which will consist of the
.
They will he Palestine, has NISI
best talents of Detroit.
'here leagues have been es-
••
paid up mem-
accompanied by an orchestra compose
tablished. A long list of
of members of the Detroit Symphony bers has been revived from Chicago.
Orchestra. Rev. Bleilierg, who is a Amongst the names received are those
graduate of the Vienna Conservatory of N. D. Kaplan, chairman; Felix
of Music, is known in Detroit musical Levy, Leo Frani, S. J. Rosenblatt, J.
Lipsky,
as a conductor of ability.
Berenson,
FOR GERMAN WOMEN circles
Miss Gertrude Illeiberg, daughter of Lochner, Fred Max Korshak, Henry
through the
public
B. Horowitz,
thing. Even before it became an ilode-tickets
for parochial
these are and
distributed
Rev.
Melberg,
will
render
a
vocal
solo.
Pam,
Judge
Jos-
Friend, Judge !logo
pendent state in 191g, it had a mu- art,,,,,,,i s.
Mrs. Ilattie Abrahamson, a Detroit Benjamin Bleilierg, Jr., will render eph David, Dr. M. S. Melamed, Dr. A.
sical section in its Ukranian Minis-
selections on the violin. Rabbi E.
Young People's Concert.
wonn
It. Yudelson, and others.
woman now residing at 12 Wittels-
try of Education, and through this
econd Young People's concert bacher street, Berlin, Germany, in a Aishiskin will lecture on Chanukah.
had developed numerous "national
second
with
Victor
Kolar
conducting
and
recent letter to a local paper, makes
choirs." E ven the priests of the Uk-
rains
singers,
it has
been bliss Edith M. Rhetts as lecturer will
caned are
"a country
of and
popular
rhapsod-
a plea for cast-off clothes for the un-
be • given in Orchestra Hall Saturday fortunate women of Germany. Mrs.
morning, Dec. g, at 10:30. The sub-
ists."
.
This Ukranian music, so recently l
Ahrahamson'a letter follows:
revealed to the western world, has the musical illustrations will be the
"The undersigned Detroit woman,
chiefly impressed the latter with its ect will he ,. Suite
Gvnt"
and
Suite
Rhapsody
of Edward
and now residing in Berlin, asks your
ty,
its It al-
art.
has First
Grieg "Pee
and the First Hungarian Rhap- kindness in publishing the following
most usiasm, sax spontaneo
enth
religious devotion t
appeal to her fellow countrywomen
been hailed as a revelation in choral sody of Liszt.
for used and cast-riff clothing which I
singing, as the foundation of a new URGES JEWS TO HELP
ant collecting for the poor of this city.
art movement.
DESTROY BOLSHEVISM "Those of our American citizens
Under the wonder-working baton
who are not familiar with the existing
of Alexandre Koshetz, the Ukranian
A.) —Karl
Adam Campbell,—Professional
(J.
conditions in this country as a result
National Choir has become a "human' LONDON. ----
of war's aftermath are aware of the
symphony," voicing as if it were a Kautsky, veteran Socialist leader
ad
join hands sorry fact that thousands of people
single instrument, the poetry and vises the Jews of Russia to
music that are the soul of the Uk- with the democratic forces in that here are unable to purchase the dire
raine. Its all "a capella" singing—' country to overthrow Bolshevism. This necessities of life, not to speak of
Three Nets — Six Hole Putting Green
the basses humming an orchestral advise is contained in an article by clothing.
"The name women who were robbed
background, which is suddenly pierced Kautsky in the Labor Magazine
a
by the golden arrow of an angelic wherein the writer explains tht drove
the of their husbands and sons during the
war are the very ones who need cloth-
tenor, or flooded as if with a burst Czarist oppression of the Jews
of sunshine by the entrance of the them into all the revolutionary their
par- ing this winter and the tremendous
prices of materials, wools and cottons,
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
soprano voices, clear and pure as the ties. This, he says, explains also
put the most necessary wearing ap-
$
notes of a child. connection with Blsm.
p, he g oes on t o parel high above the possibility to
This band of twentieth century ' Bolshevik dictatorshi
ual Je ws power-
Hours
8
A.
M.
to
10
P.
M.
buy.
troubadours, starting forth on its say, has made individ
"Would some of our more fortunate
unique pilgrimage at the close of the ful but the Jewish people as a whole
war, enthralled European audiences has suffered like the non-Jewish pop- American sisters send me some of
For Appointment Phone NorthwaY 1485
their worn clothes or shoes to be dis-
for three years. Then a year ago, ulation.
Kautsky believes that the fall of tributed to the needy? Any kind of
Max Rabinoff, that Russian with a
sult in a terrible garments, threadbare or shabby,
sm wil l
g faith in the Bolshevi hatred agai
clear vision and a hih
renst
would he appreciated more than the
flood of
Americ a, brought
art future
of the
Bolshevism
be-
Ukranians to the United States and ing loosed upon the Jews, if the mass- giver could ever surmise.
"It would mean a joyful Christmas
afterwards to Mexico and South es will identify Bolshevism with the
for some families if they could receive
America, at the earnest request of Jews.
tha t, owever, the but a single article of clothing. I plead
5533 Woodward, corner Palmer
Ie concludesnot
cl
s
year'
the honly way of for them and trust my appeal will not
thse
o governments. The past his be - white terr or
evism b ut rathe r by remain unheard. A bundle sent as PA'
su ccesses have
lief in the music mission of the Uk- destryoing Bolsh a democratic feel ing
"Plenty of Parking Space for Your Car"
will be
"old clots"
the growth of
he to my address
I
may
ranee National Chorus.
I
In the British capital, Ewssei Be-(Russian Jews will overthrow Bolshe- greatly ap preciated. A bundle
weigh
10
pounds
and
costs
12
cents
a
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lousoff, soloist with the Ukranian Na- vism without pogroms. To this task
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tional Chorus, was hailed as a rival he says, Russian Jews should devote
I i'%.1
of Cassels, the Spanish King of 'eel- themselves.
lists. His style has been variously
described as sympathetic, dignified' '
and deeply emotional. That his play-
ing displays both beauty of tone and
excellence of techniquehas been gen-
(Tally recognizehd. Attention has ,
been called, too, to the high quality
of his phrasing.
The fifth attraction of the Civic
Music League will be a joint recital'
by the brilliant young Hungarian
pianist, Erwin Nyiregyhazi, and the'
famous baritone John Charles Tho-
mas who is also a well known moving
picture actor.
Tickets are on sole at Grinnell's
with a special rate for those wishing
course tickets.
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HOLIDAYS''
ys," a pamphlet
L. F. Mullin, 5850 Cass Ave., at Antoinette
ewish holidays
Ehrlich Levin.
of the Bloch
ew York. The
led from Mrs.
Many Loels."
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LANDS"
Levinger.
ray Elma Ehrlich
f stories on how
iconic kept their
a a worthy corns
Jewish Holiday
inger.
ids in
Womanly beauty always
is enhanced by a coat of
the very
writers who, in
re increased the
ks for the Jew-
I known for the
lays and books
well as for her
he Jewish press.
nd natural, her
ig to grown-ups
qe knowledge of
• and authorita-
Miss Kopatz Given Radio Fare-
well by WCX.
new volume are
interest. There
lay, with scenes
land and at
r history. Some
all are stirring
I
s in the hook is
explaining and
ay. This is fol-
poem bearing on
stival or story.
tories deal with
hanah in Spain,
Ind, Succoth in
rah in Russia,
I, Purim in Ger.
ohemia, S•phira
! Boomer in Pal-
France. Tisha
the SaMiii h in
Lands" le rub-
ublishing i of
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An uncrow Hote Dinner, Served every evening
Table de
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LIVE LOBSTERS, Steaks, Chicken who knows
Special salads prepared by a chef
how.
THE "RAINBO" ROOM---s. new addition for
Banquets, Private Parties, etc.
and
Henry Theis and Joe Reichman
Detroit's Favorites leading the Best 10-piece Dance
Orchestra in the City
Every evening from 6 to close—continuous music and dancing.
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School Children's Concerts.
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Popular Concert of Dec. 9.
Extraordinary interest centers in
the Popular concert to be given by the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra under
Victor Kolar in Orchestra Hall, Sun-
day afternoon, Dec. 9. The soloist on
this occasion will be Roland Hayes,
he celebrated negro tenor. Mr.
ayes is in every sense of the word a
'eat artist, the possessor of a most
beautiful voice and a man of consum-
mate artistry. He studied in Boston
beginning as a
nd there he made ca se
oncert singer sonic ven r eight
'ears ago. Then he went abroad,
where much was made of him. Two
Tars ago he was "commanded" to
appear before the King and Queen of
England in Buckingham Palace. His
portrait was in the last exhibition of
the National Gallery in London and
his bust WWI one of the features of
last year's Salon in Paris. Ile is to
Mo-
sing arias by Cesar Franck and
zart and also two negro spirituals.
Given by the Ladies' Auxiliary
$ GOOD MUSIC
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The Popular concert under Victor
Kolar, which will be given in Orches-
tra Hall Sunday afternoon, Dec. 2,
brings two very distinguished solo-
ists. The first is Ethyl Hyden who, ,
in three years, has come from the
m
studios of M adame Sebrich
to
most rank of
cupy a place in the fore
concert
sopranos
of
our
day.
Miss
•
Ilayden is unusually gifted. She has
a pure lyric soprano of wide range
and her musicianship is exceptionally
good. The other soloist will be Gerald
Maas, the eminent violoncellist from
the Eastman School of Music in
Rochester. Miss Hayden will sing the,
Jewel Song from "Faust" and Mich-
aela's Air from "Carmen." Mr. Maas'
will play Saint-Saens' concerto for
violoncello in A minor. The principal
item on the program will be the first
performance in Detroit of Ravel's
fascinating Mother Goose Suite. An-
other item of interest is Liszt's First
Hungarian Rhapsody.
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Miss Jessie Phyllis Kopatz, well
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Free Press Radio WCX Wtednesday
evening, when the entire program was
given over to Miss Kopatz for a series
of songs.
Miss Kopatz was accompanied on
piano by Lester D. Casper, com-
the
poser, and on the violin and piano by
Robert S. Brews.
Miss Kopatz is leaving Saturday
for a two months' stay east. She will
visit in Baltimore, Washington and
New York City.
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The children's concerts being given
this year by the Detroit Symphony So-
ciety to the school children of Wayne
County are proving to be wonderfully
successful. The first of the second
pair of concerts will be given on Mon-
day afternoon, Dee. 3, at 3 o'clock and
I the second concert of the second pair ,
•the week following, Monday afternoon,
' Dec. 10 at 3 o'clock. The programs nf
both of the concerts will be alike,
i but entirely different from those I
of eyes.
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