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7;'. 141SIC AND MUSICIANS.

BY

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Hoe .tees

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YIDDISH PLAYERS
TO HONOR SCHORR

Manages New Packard
Branch on Woodward

Will Perform Dr•rna of Which Local
Is Author.

"Capital Punishment," a drama of
which he is the author, will be the

Will Be Assisted by performance which will be given ill

RMANN 110EXTER
honor of Morris Schorr, director of
Stanislaw Shapiro and
the Yiddish Pliiyhou..e, 2/04 Ilast- •
program at Orchestra
This vv ,
ings street, Wednesday evening, Feb.
Leon Rosenbloom.
p by•Detroit Sympony under
11. Mischa Fishson, who is Mr.
e an y
boa Kremer, the popular interpreter Schorr's cu-director of the Yiddish
Ns Galoiloo witscrh wha
wi llt
situ ik s in th e of international ballads and folk
Playhouse, and the entire company
orr•
wnde
tipe ibe
suls of E chard Wagner that seem- songs, will return to Orchestra Hall will appear.
ly chances the complexion of a
mt itie
Mr. Schorr has been a leading fig-
his music,
In 'neevoted enrely
, ore in Yiddish theatrival circles in
togh ever so
es thou
ru that it oe,cinatti
!Europe and the United States for
miliar, aml charms even though one
more than a quarter of a century.
Is aware I iog its greatest depths have
having been at.tor, author, producer
•ountied nor its sheerest
and manager and achieving distinc-
Br-
it been
n.
tion in each of these capacities. Ile
yesutics ..•,flopletely unveiled.
uise Mr ti.obrilowit,ch leaves much
has been in Detroit since last August
and has assembled Of conipany of art-
o the iina....ination in his reading of
f the Wagnerian excerpts on
includes, beside: Mr. Fish•
ists which
o
much proerag.
There is the "Meister-
son, Vera Zaslayskaia, Betty Frank,
er V erspiel," for instance, in
Isaac Arco and other performers who
tig
have given a creditable account of
hich he gin's a good general account
f the w.,,,,lerfully intricate score,
themselves.
Mr. Schorr is a linguist and a man
•ot fails for sodividual themes stand
of literary attainments, having made
I effective contributions to Yiddish
,at in their native glory with a star-
•
ling beauty that Felix :Mottle saw
journalism.
STAN ISLAW SHAPIRO
"Capital Punishment" deals with a
and achieved, and that Bruno Walter
s home to musicians and audi. Sunday evening, Feb. bt, for ionotht•r t . h t me which i s receiving earnest dis-
W. S. PICKELL
ring alike. Mr. Gabrilowitseh's read-
She will ap- cus. sion throughout the country.
ince
of her novel recitals.
ing is heavy and all too rapid, and it pear in a repe rtoire of new songs.
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Mr. i I' cke ll, who has been named i
misses completely the Teutonic hu-
manager of the new branch of the I
Miss Kremer is a singer understood
mor of the music. He was :ouch bet- by all. She pantomimes a song and
Packard Motor Company, 8500 Wood-
Phila.
ter in the familiar ristan" Prelude everyone grasps the meaning. Iler
ward avenue, corner of E ast
99 il9 sales
and Love-Death, even though these audiences belong to every nationality.
avenue,
were not drenched with the dews of Miss granter's program this year i s Varied Numbers to Feature Event at delphia
manager
of the formerly
Jefferson avenue
r love or passion, but played with international. She will sing songs in
New Talmud Torah.
branch.
eithe
the beauty er the French Yiddish, German, Russian,
a fine reeard for
of than
ent in
music. It was cerebral rath
A meeting an{en rtainmwish
Italian and English in her coming rt•
The "Walkuren" and "Got-
the interest of thee United Je
terdammerung"
excerpts make t el eital. In the English group Miss Kre-
inspi • •
be
Will
by Emergency Fund campaign
l sing ll, tw o song s w ritten
conductor , and , mer wilampbe
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least demad
n upon the
the poet i d' the De- held at the Philadelphia and Byron
orehes-
AmoeC
alestine
over joyously, the
Talmud Torah Wednesday
they doing
went some particularly fine work trait News. These songs are "Stav- Avenue
tea
evening, Feb. 11, at H o'clock, under Says Their
Development
of ues.
P
Will Create
New V•l
in the co•lebrated "ride," and the Annaat the Mill" and "If You Should
a
its own Cry." She wie b ssisted
b y Stanis- the auspices of the United Hebrew
into
Detroit Schools, one of the six organizations
a
l
ROME.—(.
Gau-
J T. A.1—ter
brass especial y coming
overture. law Shapiro, vi lin ist of the
sclar
and
hho
in behalf of which the drive will be
in the great "Tannhauser" o
ualir- denzio ()Hal l, Oriental F
Clarence Whitehill, baritone of the Symphony Orchestra, and Leon Ro-
•
to i
conducted. Motion p
Metropolitan Opera Company, came senbloom, pianist.
ing the activities of the Ott in Poland, counsellor to the Board o
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Russia and Lithuania will be shown in Palestine, who organized the Pales.
on as soloist. Twenty years ago Mr. i
through the courtesy of the Nretro- tine pavilion for the Catholic ed
mission-
on the
Whitehill had the grand manner and Stravin sky Program to Feature
politan Motion Picture Company. ary exhibition recently open
the style and somewhat the voice one
Concerto Written by Famed \ Mrs. A. C. Lappin of trfr Music Circle grounds of the Vatican, in an inter-
usually associated with the supreme
tat Detroit will reng`several vocal view with a representative declared
of the
Composer Himself.
Agency,
interpreters of the Wagnerian super-
selections. Yiddish sonlzs to be sung Jewish Telegraphic
h soloist as
'
man and got s.
The program of the Stravinsky con- by the literary section of the Kultur that he has most friendly feelings to
only the manner. Yet that helped
and Ilebrew recitations, songs ward the aspirations of the Jewish
cert which will be given March 1, has
him through two of the easiest of the
been completed. It will open with an A dialogues by the pupils of the people in Palestine.
Wagnerian airs, so that the public
overture by the orchestra under the United liebrew Schools will be among ' "I reported to the Pope on the
pleased and the singer convinced
and Nisi,
was
direction of St r. Kolar. Then will fol- the numbers. I present situation in Palestine views.
Only'
that he had made the real hit of the
. for piano
Rabbi Ilenry J. Berkowitz of Tern- • Holiness agreed with my
evening. The real hit was noade by low Stravinsky's concert
on 'Jewish wo rk, capital and intellectu•'
and orchestra played by himsgf. The
the orchestra and by what was left
le
Beth
El
will
deliver
an
address
uis
ality
be
able
second half will be devoted entirely to p "Break Down the Walls" will
revive
Palestine'
to the imagination in the readings of
ke thiie create new spiritual
paign, a
Stravinsky's music, none of which is
Busker, secretary of the cam
the conductor.
anal
values
maor f world," Father Orfali
chos ell
familiar to Detroit. ('arc has been will speak in Yiddish, having
taken to limit it to the less radical of
declared.
Famed Russian Artists Choose his compositions. It comprises his set- as the title of his speech "Cut Off
Regarding the propaganda carried',
n
I
the Wings." Bernard Isaacs,
Detroit As First City in
Pal of the United Hebrew Schools, on recently by the Italian Catholic
ling for brass and per o
of the A toa,a f the
preside.
The
doors
will
close
Union
for
the
Protection
of
Holy
Continental Tour.
familiar "Song
Sites and Pilgrimages, Father Orfali '
A concert of Russian artists, in- no an," his thrilling tour de force en• will
at bt o'clock.
stated that it was
promptly
"wrong
to confuse
an- promp
eluding E. V. Vorontzova, rooted in- titled "Firewor ks," his "Scherzo F
ethnological and religious q uestions
d tastitIlle" and, finally, the suite taken
terpreter of Russian folk songs an
Question of Service and Used with political tendencies. I have
bullet, "Petroushka." '
gypsy airs; S. F. Sannatoff, the f , 11 1 hhisf famous bal
Cams Is Clearly Defined
never observed a lack of respect to-
The literature of noodern music holds
comedian; V. T. Strelskava, P
ward the Christian faith, the holy
le e- I
by Dodge Brothers.
balerina of the Petrograd ballet; San- nothing more fascinating than "P
sites and Christian traditions on t he
out I
dro Korona, pianist-composer and - trousloka" and nothing has con
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more
typical
of
the
mass-
"Dodge
Brothers
hove
established
laureate of the Petrograd Conserve
f Russ
•
.definite,
I
•
ly
understandable
prin.
part
of the Jewish colonists in Pale,
• • ' than this music.
tine.''
enius
lacy', will be given Saturday evening,
-
•
-
.
cildes under which both factory and
Feb. 14, at the Orchestra Ilall. These
The Stravinsky concerts
Michigan Mutual 1924 Business
artist appeared in New York and York hove given the "key" to the cur- dealers operate," says A. C. Dunton,
Cum -
Achieved Asset Increase
scored one of their greatest successes rent season in the metroplis. Stravin- manager of the Central Motor
pansy 8517 Linwood avenue, Dodge
in their careers. They are making a sky has developed into a light of great
of More Than Million.
-
tour of the United States, having se magnitude socially and musically. 11
Brothers dealer.
—
Be cited the policies governing
first city on
h wan himself an interesting pi -
laded Detroit as the
In issuing its fifty-set , nth annual
hass o
moist and an excellent conductor. Ile service anti used cars.
their trans-continental circuit.
statement for 192-1 the Michigan Mu- i
"Dodge Brothers' position on the
— also talks well and does not hesitate
used ear question has been clear and tool Life Insurance Company, with:
to say what he thinks. Among the the
me offices at Madison avenue Mid
• 't " he said. I n
progressioe front
teresting things he has sand is
They
only
good insisted
used cars
and
have John It street, announces an increase
ORCHESTRA HALL
is not a modernist and does not rower-
They
always
that
dealers
amounting to more than i
"
in a ssets .
Detroit Symphony Orchestra invent in "isms" and
$1.00 0 ,000
"alitie s."
fond o f wearing emphasized the importance
mpo
of the
Last Lone was one of the most sue-
Stravinsky is
garment used car buyer's good will. We re- erssful in the conipany's history. To-
bright orange, his favor ite numerous used
Next Sunday Alt., Feb. 8, .t 3:30
Bard every used car purchaser as a,
a sweater of that color. Ile uses potential new eior buyer and treat him tool assets amounting to $19,180,O77, as
POPULAR CONCERT
.
•
• .1 with $18014 • 17 9 reported
Dod , e
••
a monocle an
c o
VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting
rings. Nevertheless, all agree that he accordingly.
Brothers used cars in such a thorough • for the previous year, are disclosed.
ho have
Piano sote:at
The
total
amount of insurance in
n
that
is a masculine m an ad all wkeenne
that we feel absolutely sure
a paid-for has- I
on the ss way
ISABELLE VENGEROVA
buyers will receive a dollar in sans- force December 31, Oil
met him comme nt up
Grinnell
's
and
of his mind and his ability to frame factor}' value for every dollar in- is, totalled $11{,00057:1. On a writl
Titkets 25c to 91 al
Orc hestra Hail, Glen. 8290
tom basis this anrount would be $114,-
his thoughts into words. Ile speaks
"Take the question of service. 179,7s2.90. This is an increase of
little English but he employs Freneh vested.
20
and German fluently and in an inter- Dodge Brothers dealers do not give more than $7,216,000 over the "paid-
Thw s Feb. 19—et 4.30—Fri., Feb.
much
as
the
other.
for" figure for 1923, and indicates the
Symphony Concerts
so-called 'free service,' but they do
view. uses one SS
Altogether he seems too be a very real
reputation substantial growth the company made
OSSIP CARRILOWITSCH, Conductor
provide good service. The
in
of s'eale'rs the world over will bear during the 12 month period covered
Piano Soloists
personality.
. f .' I statement. In view ofI
MAIER and PATTISON
• n ainst so- the
itr
figures it is interesting to note
°°,t,ittholdsgtnno'tchner.,
and
Popular Concert Soloist Was
to $2.50 at leG rIn's
that the first policy issued was for'
To he
'free service' because this sim- these
290 .
Oall,
H G n. 8nell
r a l
O
I called
ply means that enough is added to the • $5,000 to a Detroit merchant named
Notable Figure in Russia
t of Andrew C. Austin. Michigan Mutual
price of the car to cover the c os
Before Revolution.
now has approximately fi0,000 policy
a 'free service' policy. In that Way I
many benefici-
IC 9 ory- •
and • arl
A Russian pianist of distinguished Coe buyer not only pay,
,
reputation has been especially engaged ice in advance, but he pays for some. arias.
Among
the
assets
are
first mort-
for the Sunday afternoon concert of thing the dealer is giving to another
real estate amounting to
Returns to Detroit after
Feb. ti. Ilex name is Isabelle Ven- owner, as he himself may happen to gage liens on
five years of music study
gerova. She was one of the notable require less service than other pur- , over $14,376,000. The surplus now
in Vienna and Berlin.
amounts to $1,744,722 , an increase of
in Russia before the revolu-
figures
during the year.
tig
this chasers."
. '
more than $355,001)
Ai, , ,ounces the Reopening of Ilia
coon and has been a
ago the
All
accounts
I
Since its organization 07 years
PERFECTION LODGE
country fm four years. A t
PIANO SCHOOL
has
paid
its
ptolicy holders
,
have it that she is an artist of ex- ,
. eompany
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THE LESCHETIZKY METHOD
$39,7g7,910. ,
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. and
traordinary value. She *ill play the'
The I
In order that prompt service might
The Groundwork of
Sl'humann.
concerto
Robert will include Ber- I A. M., will hold a special communica- .
orchestral of numbers
Perfect Piano Playing.
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committee. times of distress, the Michigan Mutual
Two Competent Assistants for Be-
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Inter-' F. C. degree and loo
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