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In loving memory of our dear son,
Sherman Robert Freed, who died
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
with private family. References.
3302 Boston Blvd. Phone Arling-
ton 9690-M.
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DUPLEX FOR SALE-Calvert be-
tween Fourteenth and LaSalle
Blvd. Seven beautiful rooms, four
bedrooms, covered porches, mod-
ern; two-car garage; stucco; side
drive; reasonable. Owner, Arling-
ton 1387 or Northway
Rabbi Levi mid: "Six servants
His Loving Parents, Brothers and hath man; two of them are the hand
Sisters.
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PITTSBURGH KOSHER HOTEL
117 Beautiful East Broadway St.
Fresh air of East Broadway in the beautiful dining room. Excellent
meals. Sanitary. Conducive to health and happiness. Just across
Spring Park is
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Paul Specht, conductor of the
world-famous orchestral artists, now
a permanent feature of the Regent
Theater, at Woodward and Grand
boulevard, has an interesting career.
He studied music at the Combs Con-
servatory, taking complete courses
in piano, violin and theater music.
Then followed a brilliant series of
successes when he came to Detroit
six years ago and appeared with his
orchestra at the Addison, making a
distinct hit.
In New York Paul Specht and his
orchestra was for a long time the
musical sensation of the big town.
But Detroit called him again and,
with pleasant memories of his many
friends and admirers here, he re-
turned to take up the baton in newly
remodeled Regent Theater, the won-
der theater of the boulevard.
Interviewed at the Regent Thea•
ter, Mr. Specht expressed his views
concerning the music of America.
"Syncopated classical music is recog-
nized the world over as being a dis-
tinctly American type of music," he
said "In Europe this type of mu-
sical art is sweeping the continent."
That syncopated music of the
American variety is now so popular
in Europe is largely due to the fact
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April was the biggest single month
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in point of production and shipments
two gent
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the history of the Nash light six
Broadstreet, upstairs.
Famous Conductor Interviewed at the
Regent Theater.
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CURTAINS FAULTLESSLY LAUN- FOR RENT-A beautiful furnished
front room with private family.
DERED. Faultless Curtain Laun-
Suitable for gentleman or couple.
dry. Phone Empire 5491.
Phone Garfield 49654.
PAINTING AND DECORATING -
Ceilings and walls washed, painted
and blended. Floors renewed and FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
with private family. 2712 Rich-
waxed. Don't wait for the rush.
ton near Linwood. Inquire upper
Call Euclid 90514. II. Ginsberg.
flat. Phone Arlington 3600-W.
FOR RENT-Corner flat in a busy
neighborhood. Was occupied as a WANTED - A-1 experienced sales-
lady for ladies' ready-to•wear and
dental office for 10 years. Rent
millinery. Good wages to right
reasonable. Phone Empire 1273-W.
party. Call Royal Oak 2714-W.
FOR RENT-Charles Watson Smith
Cottage, Walled Lake, Mich. Rea- FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for one or two persons or couple.
sonable. Call Cherry 6475 between
3041 West Grand Ave. near Lin.
9:30 a. m. and 9 p. m., or Cadillac
wood. Phone Arlington 9677-M.
1041.
RAGTIME--Jazz, piano, voice and REFINED JEWISH COUPLE desire
a few summer boarders in a mod-
all instruments in 20 lessons.
ern home at Lake Orion for over
Branch of Christenson Schools.
Decoration week-end or during the
1509 Broadway. Cherry 5476.
summer. Phone Garfield 2840-R.
FOR RENT-3740 Humphrey St. off
Dexter, near Lawrence Ave. Up- FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for one or two refined gentlemen.
per flat, six rooms and garage.
2075 West Philadelphia, Apt. 301.
$65. Call Abe Max, Longfellow
Phone Euclid 2301-VV.
3936.
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Cruising-1ff Great Lakes
• BUFFALO and
To&e, NIAGARA
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MACKINAC ISLAND
filar Summerrkimckrime
andCHICAGO
What vacation could
be more marvelous /1'
than one spent at
MACKINACISLAND
- that naturalnorthern
paradise, with its un-
trammeled beauty,
its virgin forests, and
its many points of his-
tor c interest?
reel,
Here roe c.
or play.in climate that
I. healthful and In:rigor-
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Visit NIAGARA
FALLS-more beau-
tiful now than ever
0 .0 with its nightly multi-
I colored illuminations.
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CRUISE
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.i rther:: b . " ::;121nT, Sall from CLIVELA ND to
hcetint. sad ...tins DETROIT, snd from DETROIT
to BUFFALO •nd NIAGARA
other fecreell.1.
FALLS vile DAC, and from
Crate* la and from this BUFFALO to CLEVELAND
swiveled "ma:Wend via CAB. Stosovers at all Peet.
via the Innelovo D&C
et.mers. the Marin at
the Gnat Lobe., where
Vey tile dawn, pia, taf
aad other dere g itenet
Kr worse., mho, •Ifer•
neon hos, amide, etc, se
Toenil along. Service
Dine ->ed te Sept. SQ.
TO RENT-Upper duplex, 1409 Bur-
lingame Ave. Newly decorated.
Four bedrooms, side drive, garage,
refrigerator, linoleum, gas stove
and star carpet. Rent reasonable.
Arlington 1779.
DANCING LESSONS taught in pri-
vate home. Special attention given
to beginners. Black Bottom also
taught. Call Dorothy Smith, phone
Garfield 39974. 2247 Gladstone
Ave.
FLAT FOR RENT - Six rooms,
screened porch, newly decorated,
vapor steam, garage; reasonable.
Adults. 8818 Dexter Blvd. Phone
Garfield 9401-R.
FOR RENT-Tireman 4085. Corner,
above store. Desirable location
for any offices or beauty parlor.
Busy section. Half block from
boulevard and Grand River.
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NO CHARGE ! ! !
Greater Buff.,
Overnight between
DETROIT and CLEVS-
L AND, eleo diolight
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FREE ILLUSTRATED
BOOKLET gad nwriptese
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on sale: The Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne;
Waterson's, -127 Woodward Ave.; Zionist Council, 329
B'rith Community House, 275 East
Majestic Bldg: ;
Ferry; United Hebrew Schools, 609 East Kirby and Byron
and Philadelphia; Webster 111111, Cass and Putnam; the
Jewish Day, 9008 Twelfth St.; the Jewish Forward, 2210
Woodward; Harry Levey, 335 Gratiot Ave.; Surnrnerfield
& Hecht, 32 ,1 Michigan Ave.
Tickets
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5936 John R Street
G. H. BROWN CO.
Empire 1309
Empire 1310
A. LITTM A N, Manager.
Only Two Performances.
Sunday, May 22, Matinee and Evening
"MOLLY PICON"
FOR RENT-Pingree 1982. Lower
modern, clean six-room flat; three
bedrooms, built-in tub, shower,
fireplace, private porch, side drive
and garage. Can give immediate
possession. Garfield 82894.
- in
The Kid Mother
In Three Act., by Myer Schwalm.
This play showed for 20 weeks in New York. The Jewish prime
donna, Madame Regina Prager, and Jacob Kolick will take promi-
nent parts.
Rumshinski.
Orchestra directed by
FOR RENT-Lovely furnished room
for one or two gentlemen or lady.
Apt. 6, 1965 Blaine Ave.
J.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished room
for one or two gentlemen or girls
or employed couple. 1955 Blaine.
Phone Euclid 0369-R.
BALLET - CHORUS - ENSEMBLE
TICKETS: !Matinee, 75c, $1.65, $2.20; Nights, 76c, $1.10, $1.66
$2.20, $2.75. Obtain your tickets at the box office.
ANNOUNCEMENT
WiJESTIC THEATER
The United Jewish Charities, main
office of the Social Service Bureau,
United Jewish Campaign and the
Jewish Welfare Federation, formerly
of 2321 Penobscot Building, have
moved to fil West Warren avenue,
room 4115.
GLENDALE 8290
WOODWARD AT WILLIS
A. LITMAN, Manager.
Bony Frank, nwisted by 13: Blank and the Yiddish Player. Com-
pany, will appear in
Nash Has Biggest Month.
"A GIRL WITH ALL CHARMS"
Saturday Night, May 21, at 8:20.
at 8:30.
Friday Night, May 20, ■
plant. With daily shipments keeping
pace with production, the Nash Ra-
cine plant was moving at high speed
while both the Kenosha and Milwau-
kee plants were both active.
The first Nash light six was shipr id
from Racine in June two years ago,
the plant having been bought by the
Nash Motors Company a year pre-
viously. Brand new machinery,
thoroughly modern in design, was in.
stalled in the factory and because of
heavy demand fur the light six addi-
tional machinery and equipment were
installed last fall to meet the stead-
ily increasing demand.
Reports from the Nash factory
show heavy increases in Canadian
sales of Nash advanced six, special
and light six models this year "Cr
1926. The increase for April, 1927,
was 103 per cent over April, 1629.
More Nash cars were shipped to Can-
ada last month than during the entire
year 1923.
PRICES:
Wednesday and Saturday Matinee.:
Adults 25c - Children 15c.
Evenings, Sundays and Holidays:
ins 25c, Balcony
Main Floor 50c, M
25c, Children 15c
ON THE STAGE
ON THE SCREEN:
Eddie Laughton
Sun., Mon., Tue.., Wed.:
May 22, 23, 24, 25.
■ and the
"The Bachelor's Baby"
An adentation of The Girl
FcaturIng
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Kentucky Colonels
Who
In "Slaty Minutes of Entertainment,.
with Hersey Si..... and Floe.
HELENE CHADWICK
and
HARRY MEYERS
BABE MORRIS
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SYLVIA HANLEY
TOMMY MaLAUGHLIN
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Thursday, Friday. Saturday:
"PRINCESS OF HOBOKEN..
and others.
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GLENDALE 8290
WOODWARD AT WILLIS
FLATS FOR SALE-Pingree 1982-4.
two-flat, six rooms and bath each.
Two-car garage and side drive.
Owner must sell. Call evenings.
Phone Garfield 82894.
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Once each year-or every 10,000 miles
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MAJESTIC THEATRE
FOR RENT- Beautiful furnished .
room with shower bath. Near Dex-
ter and Joy Road. Upper flat, 922 1
Slivery. Phone Euclid 0027-51.
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StACKINAC ISLAND.
SAINT IGNACE and
SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1927; 3 P. M.
General Admission, $1.00; Reserved Seats, $L65;
Box Seats, $2.20.
ROOM FOR RENT- Do uble room
for refined couple or two gentle-
men or ladies. Board optional.
Call at 9587 Goodwin Ave.
that Mr. Specht has organized and
sent to Europe no less than 19 or-
chestras. In this country he has had
as many as 11 orchestras touring the
Keith circuit at one time.
It was he who started the idea of
syncopation,
rhythmic
symphonic
soon afterwards copied by I'aul
Whiteman, Lopez and all the rest of
the orchestra leaders.
Mr. Specht is a dark-haired, good-
looking man 31 years old, tall and
well built. He was born of Pennsyl-
vania Dutch stock in Sinking Springs,
Pa. His father, a musician, too, has
been engaged in training the choir
and band of the countryside. It was
in the band that Paul Specht got his
start.
Paul Specht believes that sync°.
tinted classical music is a fine educe-
thin for the young people of Amer-
ica who have little or no training in
music.
Through the syncopation of them,
the classics are broadcast throughout
the entire country, which otherwise
would know little about them.
Through syncopation the master-
pieces familiar only to those who
have studied music are made more
colorful and interesting and popular
to the general populace.
The Paul Specht orchestra now at
the Regent is the original one with
which the famous conductor won
fame and fortune. With these vet-
eran artists he has broadcast over
Station WJZ, New York, and made
records for Columbia.
and parties. 15852 Linwood Ave. FOR SALE .-- 11
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Phone Hemlock 1881-W.
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth Sts.
Nearly new, fine condition. Seven
PRACTICAL NURSE -Mrs. S. Ro-
lar e rooms, two baths, two-car g
senman, 9216 Mack Ave. Phone
Garfield 4740-M. Call 8tao.
rage.
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Lincoln 6689-W.
9 for appointment.
Aar g r. Inesq:•
(Livernois and Six-Mile Road,)
FOR RENT-Elderly lady wishes to
rent or board girl, woman or
couple. Mrs. Sobel, 2611 Carter,
corner Linwood Ave. Phone Gar-
field 7699-51.
MACK B. WEISS-Strictly kosher FOR SALE-Diamond wedding ring.
Genuine platinum with 25 stones.
caterer for weddings, banquets,
For further information phone Ar-
parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates
lington 4163.
reasonable. 1670 Pingree Ave. Em-
pire 7146. Will also rent out home
FOR
RENT-Nicely furnished airy
for private parties and weddings.
room for gentleman. References.
1988 Taylor.
Thee
in family.
MRS. J. SIIERLINE - First - class
Phone Garfield 39694,
cooking and catering for weddings
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UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT STADIUM
FOR RENT-3262 West Euclid Ave.
near Dexter Blvd. Furnished room
for gentleman. Phone Garfield
1072-R.
For your outings fill your basket with Gunaberg pure
Kosher Products.
GUNSBERG PACKING CO.
HAKOAH of Vienna
vs.
MICHIGAN
APARTMENTS FOR RENT-- -West
Euclid Ave. 2024, between Twelfth
and Fourteenth Sts. Exceptional-
ly large five and six rooms, with
all modern conven iences. Most be
seen to be appreciated.
dealer straight from
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MICHIGAN
"The Whirlwaid of Youth," adapt-
ed from the novel of "Soundingly °
with Louis Moran in the leading role.
Publix Theaters will celebrate anni-
versary. Starts Sunday.
SOCCER
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
with every convenience, located
near throe car lines. nice adults
in family. West Philadelphia near
Fourteenth St. Phone Garfield
8852.J.
Delivered daily to the
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"A Million Bid," with Delores Con-
"Lost at the Front," with Charlie
dello in the lead. "In a Music Box"
Vita-
will head the stage production. Be- Murray and George Sidney.
phone program will include a Ile.
ginning Sunday.
weiian orchestra, Waring's Pennsyl-
vanians and Tom Waring as soloist.
ADAMS
"Rookies," the conicity of the Citi• Starts Sunday.
FOR RENT--Sun room, with intelli-
gent couple where our can feel at
home. Shower, telephone, garage
if desired. 15928 Normandy Ave.
Phone Arlington 2395-W.
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FOR RENT --Nicely furnished room
with small private family for re-
'toed gentleman. Phone Garfield
1V56.R.
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"Beware of Widows," adapted
from Owen Davis' story of the same
name, with Laura LaPlante in the
lead. Melson and Moran on the stage.
Starts Sunday.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for one or two gentlemen. 3267
Cortland Ave. Phone Arlington
6189-51.
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His loving parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Freed.
Just when his life wes hanhiest.
Just when his hones were best,
God called him home from those he loved,
To eternal rest.
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Thrills Regent Audiences
God called him horn,.
It wax Ilia will.
11,55 in our hearts
Ile lingers still.
His meniort I.as dear today
As In the hour he c••sed away.
zens Military Training
mains on the screen for
week.
KUNSKY THEATERS
WANTED-Room and board for el-
derly lady. I'hone Empire 1564.
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