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FOR RENT-2227 Gladstone. Six- Don't forget to come this Saturday presented at t hat convention.
room flat. Rent reasonable.
night and every Saturday night fold
"Reasonable Prices — Ideal Service."
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1 FOR RENT—Elmhurst 2926, near lowing.
Lawton. New upper six-room flat
Plays Presented Jan. 4 and 5:
withbreakfast n et . F xtraordi-
The Y. W. II. A. will present the
r2g4e,tritooms. Phone Ar-
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G. G. Players in three one-act plays
lington
Jan. 4 and 5, at their Little Theater,
N c yd rofri syhee, room 89 Rowena street, at 8:15. The plays
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HOLIDAY GREETINGS
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kEFINED GIRL can have home with! The Little Theater boasts only a very
two sisters. Rent very reasonable.1
lovely apartment. Near Clair-, limited capacity, so members t and
ends ar e urged to get heir
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mount anti Trumbull car lines.; I their
riarly.
forget the da tes,
tickets
early Do
Phone Empire 1646-M.
' Jan. 4 and 5, and don't fail to be
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FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room. there.
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Quiet home, all conveniences. Mrs.
, White, 2236 I'ingree Ave. Phone
Euclid 2531-M.
WANTED to do cooking Chomishe Osor B'Shev•t Program: I
NH WOMAN
woman.
21 and take care of -sick
The Junior and Choral groups are a l
Phone Arlington 8723.
working very hard rehearsing for the
Ff M FOR RENT — Nice large front bed- Chomishe Osor B'Shevat program to
private home for refined be given on Tuesday, Jan. IS.
P1 room in p
Blaine, near
2061
gentleman.
Fourteenth Phone Euclid 0116-M. Judge Alfred J. Murphy to Talk:
Judge Alfred J. Murphy will be
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GI dlc-aged unmarried gentleman as talk, which will be held on Jan. 10.
partner in a wonderful business. The program for the evening includes
For appointment call Northway several good musical numbers. All
2976-R. Evenings.
over 16 are cordially invited.
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REQUEST PROGRAM
NEW DETROIT
OPERA HOUSE
One Week More Only, Begin.
ning Next Sunday Matinee.
8:15 P. M.
Twice Daily, 2:15,
The Greatest of Pictures.
Tremendous Success of
"BEAU
GESTE"
Tickets
25c
" Sernper Fidelis"
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Sketches
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Wagner . • - - Overture, "Die Meistersinger"
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"Enjoyment
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WAJESTIC THEATER
A. Littman, Mgr. M. Fishson, Stage Director and Regisaeur.
"GOD'S PUNISHMENT"
A Melodrama in Four Acts by Z. Leben.
Friday Night, December 31, 1926.
Saturday Matinee, January 1, 1927.
Sunday Night, January 2, 1927.
French Foreign Legion.
"THE GOLDEN SOLDIER"
ances. Reserve your seats now
Prices: Evenings, 50c to $1.50.
Matinees, 50c to $1. Plus tax.
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On Jan. 5, 1927, •
CASS THEATER ONLY
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Beginning Sunday, Jan. 2.
Popular Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Detroit's new, comfortable and perfectly appointed theater, located
Lafayette Blvd. at Wayne SL—Across from Post Mice.
P
rapANEs
. Lee and
The M
J. J. Shubert offer
FOR ITS FINAL AND FAREWELL TOUR
The most talked of and greatest Musical Operetta of the Age.
HEN it comes
to fixing
"BLOSSOM
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brakes we are
equipped to do a
good job. And
right now, before
winter rains and
snows come you
should have your
brakeslookcdover.
Let us do a good
job for you.
The story of the World's Marvelous Composer, Franz Schubert,
filled with his glorious songs and melodies.
An Ideal
PLAY SAFE!
Singing
11524 Oakland
Mem. 7671
623 Benton
Mel. 3683
Augmented
Entire
Symphony
New
Production.
Orchestra.
Cast.
Raskin Garage Co,.
PRICES:—Nights, 75c, $1.10, $1.65, $2.10, $2.75. Popular Mati-
nees Wednesday and Saturday, 50c, 75c, $1.10, $1.65. Prices
include War Tax.
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The Season's Greetings.
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In loving memory of Louis Ressler,
who passed away three years ago, 24
days in Tebet.
GRATIOT TIRE CO.
In loving memory of Anna Weis-
berger Steiner, who passed away
seven years ago, Jan. 3, 1920.
Sadly missed by Her l'arents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry II. Weisberger,
Sisters and Brother.
lading
"AVREMELE THE TEACHER"
HOW ARE
New Year Greetings.
His Loving Wife and Children.
Testimonial Perform.ca will b. given in honor of our
man, Louis Birenbaum. Th• play will be
I
Iler Loving husband, Daughter, Fa-
ther, Brothers and Sister.
called hie home.
It wa. Ilia will.
But In our heorts
He iineer..till.
His VAVA1 ,1, it as dear in,INT
AR in the hour he pa..rd sear.
Sunday Matinee, Jan. t, 1927.
Saturday Night, Jan. 1, 1927.
No one knows the silent heartaches,
Only thosewho host ran tell.
And the tears that are shed in silence
For the one we loved so well.
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Glendale 9721
WOODWARD AT WILLIS
Houses Packed at All Perform-
for New Year's Eve.
TO
$1.00
Rimsky•Korsakov • "Bumble Bee," from "Tear Salt."
Overture, "Tannhauser"
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That Thrilling Romance of the
In connection with the present ap- Joint Ball:
Plans are being completed for the
pearance at the New Detroit Opera
of "Beau Geste," much has been annual formal senior and junior
110U.
said on the photographic beauty, excel- joint ball, which will be held Sunday
lence of acting in the featured roles, evening, Jan. 23, at the Hotel Statler.
and the masterly direction of Herbert Tickets may be secured from mem-
bers of either organization.
Brown.
It is natural that the work of Ron-
ald Colman, Ralph Forbes, Neil Ham-
ilton, Noah Berry, Alice Joyce, Mary
Brian and the others would gain the
attention of the reviewers. But in
"Beau Geste," Ilerbert Bretton holds
a pardonable amount of pride in un-
covering four child actors whose roles
as the three Geste brothers and Isobel
In loving memory of our dear son
as children, are nothing short of mar-
velous. Considering Maurice Murphy, and brother, Gilbert J. Segan, who , 1
Phillipe de Lacey, Mickey Mellen and passed away eight years ago, Dec. 30,
Betsy Ann Mi'le's acting experience 1918.
had been limited to amateur theatri-
Gone but lead. memories
cals before their debut in "Beau
111•1 death ran nev er take away.
Memories will always linger.
Geste," it seems the motion picture di-
While upon this earth we stay.
rectors had been overlooking a good
bet. Each is signed to long term con-
His Loving Parents and Sister.
tracts and will appear in forthcoming
productions.
In loving memory of Louis Ball,
Next week will be the last of this who
passed away three years ago,
great picture at the New Detroit. It Jan. 4, 1924, 27 days in Tebet.
is being played to capacity houses
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Gone but not forgotten.
and no delay should be made in se-
His Loving Wife and Children.
/es curing seats.
In loving memory of Anna Scherr
"Woman Disputed" at Garrick. Gerson, who passed away nine years
ago, Dec. 31.
Stanley Krajenka
DETROIT
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
5011.•
FOR RENT—Light housekeeping, for Meeting:
A rgeular meeting of Junior Ila-
couple, with private family. Mrs.
S. Nussbaum, 2700 Hazelwood Ave. dassah will ' be held at the Phila-
delphia - Byron Talmud Torah on
FOR RENT Neatly furnished room Tuesday evening, Jan. 4, 1927, at
for young lady desiring quiet home. 8:15 sharp. Mrs. Morse M. Cohen
Near Dexter Blvd. and Clairmount will give a book review on Leah Mor-
car line. Phone Garfield 5450-R ton's latest book, "I Am a Woman
and a Jew." A musical program is
or Garfield 4356-W.
being arranged and several students
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room of the United Hebrew Schools will
for two gentlemen. Breakfast and present a playlet in Ilebrew. The
dinner if desired. 1461 West public is invited to attend.
Philadelphia Ave., near Twelfth
ill
St. Phone Empire 9723.
National Fund Boxes:
Those having National Fund boxes
which are ready to be emptied are re-
"BEAU GESTE" AT NEW
quested to bring them to the meeting
DETROIT ANOTHER WEEK on Jan. 4.
The second and last week for La.
well Sherman in his atirring war play,
"The Woman Disputed," is announced
at the Garrick, beginning Sunday
night, Jan. 2. In this thrilling melo-
drama by Denison Clift, featuring
popular Ann Harding and Crane Wil-
bur in Mr. Sherman's support, A. II.
Woods has given the public one of
his finest productions. It in a sur-
prising entertainment, full of color
and action that unfolds thrillingly,
scene by scene, to a logical conclu-
sion. It is based on one of Guy de
Maupaasant's most popular war
stories wherein the heroine is torn
between love of country and love of
honor.
I The author has supplied Lowell
Sherman and Ann Harding with two
of the best acting roles of their ea-
i, rem. Popular matinees will be given
edk esday and Saturday for the final
Sr 1::ee
At 3:30 P. M.
ERSKINE STREET
3970
Cliord
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JUNIOR HADASSAH
Contractors
SUNDAY] popular ConcertlR
at IFEini !rith
Community Center
F
ry So oday
930
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room
for on e or two gentlemen. Phone Art Exhibit:
The exhibition of paintings by Ja-
Euclid 7113-W. 4209 Monterey cob Reiss will be shown in the art
Ave.
gallery of the Jewish Center for a
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished steam period of two weeks beginning with
heated room, for one or two ladies Monday evening, Jan. 10 to Jan. 24.
or gentlemen, or couple. Kitchen
privileges if desired. 2724 Sturte- Athletic League to Give Dance:
vant Ave., near Linwood Ave.
The Detroit Jewish Athletic League
will hold a dance on Jan. 18 after
FOR RENT — Blaine 2915. Front the regular basketball games at the
room. Private home. Rent $5. Shaarey Zedek Synagogue. Miller's
Phone Garfield 8894-W.
Syncopators will furnish the music.
FOR RENT—Nice furnished room
for gentleman or lady, with pri-
vate family. Mrs. S. Nussbaum,
2700 Ilazelwood Ave.
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Y. M. H. A. TO PRESENT
PLAYS ON JAN. 4 AND 5
Morris J. Wolfe of 91 Elm street
Announcement has been made that passed away on Tuesday, Dec. 28, a t
The Young Women's Ilebrew Asso-
The new term at the Y. W. II. A. ciation will start its 1927 activities the Independent Protective Associa-
the
age of 9. Ile is survived by his
Engagements, Banquets and
will start the week of Jan. , an tres t - by presenting three one-act plays Jan. tion in completing elaborate plans for parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
All Social Functions
istration will be open to all classes. 4 and 5: "Evening Dress Indispen- a dance to be given on the evening and it baby sister. Funeral services
Catered by
New classes will be started in public sable," by Roland l'ertwee; "A Ilene- of Jan. 1, 1927, at the Philadelphia- were conducted at Lewis Bros. Fu-
speaking, commercial law, while the fit Performance" and "The Baby Byron Talmud Torah.
neral home, 7739 John R. street, on
A large advance sale of tickets has Wednesday morning, Dec. 29. In-
DETROIT CATERING
usual schedule of classes already Carriage," by Bosworth Crocker.
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already been reported and a delight- terment took place at Machpelah
These
plays
are
to
be
in
the
hands
of
started
will
also
be
resued.
COMPANY
retire art, dressmaking, literature, one of the dramatic groups, the G. ful evening of entertainment is as- Cemetery, Rabbi A. ht. Ashinsky of-
Dctesit's Exchisire Kosher Caterers
dancing, dramatics, domestic science, G. Players, and will be given in the sured all who attend.
ficiating.
gymnasium and ukele are some of the Little Theater. The Little Theater
The Independent Protective Asso-
M. A. PEREIRA, Mgr.
courses open to all members of the has It seating capacity of Only 120 ciation and the Ladies Auxiliary pro-
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the pub-
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is situated in the rear of the club- , tpeocltic c ian,,e
Word has been received or the
commercial law ouse, SU Rowena street.
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Longfellow 5654.
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death of Mrs. Morris Kesler of Cape
njoyable and h niter the direction of Miss Lea Dam-
Anyone between the ages of 15 and
e lan tie n , which are very e
Town, S. A. Mrs. Kesler is survived
instructive. In fact, the advantages u ky, improvements have been made in 00 is eligible to membership. Those
by Mr. Kesler; three daughters, Ra-
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▪ of all these classes do not have to or t he curtains and scenic effects. There desiring further information are re- chel, Sophie and Freda, and three
now three large dramatic groups, quested to communicate with Boris
▪ stressed. Choose the course
sons, Louis, Abe and Sampson Kes-
courses you desire and enroll early.
II qualified to present plays to the Uretsky, secretary of the organize-
ler of South Africa and Dr. Sol Q.
tion, of 1493 West Euclid avenue,
public.
Kesler of Detroit.
The G. G. Players, one of the old- telephone Empire 0368•11.
MACK B. WEISS—Strictly kosher F ridgy Night Services:
The Friday night services at the est and most advanced groups, have
caterer for weddings, banquets,
ti .s etc. Excellent food. Rates , 'Y" Little Theater, 89 Rowena put forth much earnest effort in pre-
reasonable. 1G70 Pingree Ave. Em- s treet, will be resumed on relay eve- partition for their opening. The cos
pire 7146. Will also rent out home nine, Jan. 7, at 8:15. Morris Gar- of characters in "Evening Dress In-
:ett will conduct the services. Mr. dispensable" is Helen Aronson, Bev
for private parties and weddings.
G rvett who is a prominent attorney e Ross, Sadie Garfinkle, Joseph
CHARLES K. HARRIS COMPANY
Public Accountants
D E C ORATING — Painting, paper- if this city, will choose for his su - Willis and Will Palley; in "A Beneht
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prices. Paper wholesale. Highest - choir
references. Phone Garfield 8995-J. so that the services on Jan. 7 prom- Baby Carriage," Kitty Wexler, Lil-
Tea lian Avison, Sol Charles, Will Palley
I Mr. Ginsburg, 4050 Elmhurst Ave. ise to be exceptionally good.
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