America lavish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AYINUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE TWENTY-THREE PIEY)LTRonAwisriefitorng,E first run screen attraction !tures Raymond K•ane and Barbara Ponselle Will Open Season. I for The the week in "The Lone Eagle." !Kent. New York critics called it "WHAT PRICE GLORY" CIASSIFIEtl NEW THEATER OPENS ,SATURDAY nraittate soprano! picture yet a thrilling tale of ru le r war eagles. , the great, at air of the Metropolitan opera, will open It is realistic, gripping and fea-Htfured. the musical season Saturday • evening, Oct. I, in Orchestra hall, under the auspices of the Civic REGENT Music assaciation. The, artist is * making a short recital tour previ- The Theater ous to her appearances during the ootth a fly operatic reLlSoll in New' York and has arranged a program of songs fur these events ralculated to show her extraordinar• voile to fine ad- 0 vantage as well as provide' inter- ai est in many of the selections them- selves. Ponselle was one of the featured stars at the last Anil Arbor Slay festival, making such at grant im- nresaion on the audience that she At recalled for a long list of en- cores. It is anticipated her (seal Its appearances will attract not only Detroit eoncert goers hut many from the adjacent towns. MA('K II. WEISS-Strictly kosher ! ! : • ,'!t4 caterer for weddings, banquets, H!! • parties, etc. Excellent food. Rates reasonable. 1670 Pingree Ave. Empire 7146. Will also rent out home for private par- ties and weddings. ,,d v, tr. .,ly v A • .tr. w tine unify ives and }'ear. Son ivies and iw Year. ivies and new Yt-ar. Family Ives and new Ye ti. .iCes ew Y oily :fives and ew Year. ter sines and ew Year ■ 11 tives and ew Year Family Lives and ew Year. tives and ew Year The llollywood-Sunnybrook Orchestra, a colorful stage presenta- tion including vaudeville and a permanent ballet of dancers, together with "Alias the Deacon," an outstanding screen feature, are among the attractions. Bob Clarke, favorite Detroit organist, will be heard at the $76,000 Golden-Voiced Barton in a special opening: demon. stration. and ought to he given a chance to finish," "Mayor Smith is a real executive," "Mayor Smith is con- stantly watching the people's inter- If crowded offices mean any- ests-look at his fight against the thing, Mayor Smith should have paving trust"-and so on ad in- easy sailing into first place in the finitum. coming primary campaign. Busi- ness men, professional men, mem- bers of women's clubs, rich and poor, white and colored, are pass- ing through the small busy offices on the sixth floor of the Lafayette building, each offering to help in The new Cafe Rector to the B. F. the renomination and re-election of Honorable John W. Smith as mayor Stephenson building at Cass and West Grand boulevard is already for another term. "Give me seine cards," "give me doing it capacity business and is some literature," "assign me some being widely commented on among precinct work," "send on a speaker discriminating people. The res- for our meeting," "where can I taurant is under the immediate per- register?"-these and many similar sonal direction of the men who have requests are repeated again and been with it from the beginning again-by telephone, by letter and and who have been instrutnental in in person-anti the able group of making it what it is. The system at the Cafe Rector volunteer workers somehow man- ages to satisfy everybody's wants. has reached un unusual degree of perfection. The help is skillful, at- Rubbing shoulders with the crowd, this reporter inquired of a tentive and polite. Only the high- prominent looking business man, a est grade of food obtainable is member of the housewives' league, served. It is pointed out that Rector's is a lawyer, a colored preacher, a fac- tory worker-"Why all this enthus- the only restaurant in the north he enjoyed iasm? Why do you favor Smith?" end where dancing can is And these answers are typical of with the noonday meal. There the crowd: "Mayor Smith is a fear- music from 12 to 2, 0 to S and 0 to 1:30 o'clock. There is no cover less, courageous man," "Mayor Smith has made a splendid start charge at any time. Mayor's Headquarters Crowded With Workers Rector's Has Become Universally Popular FOR RENT-Nice furnished room FOR RENT-Two desirable fur- FOR RF:NT -- Comfortable fur- for gentleman, with private narch,,( room (or refined gentle. for suitable rooms. nished family. Very reasonable. 2929 man. Private family. Near car e young couple or gentlem n. Pingree. Phone Garfield 2221-J. and bus line. References. 2271 Light, airy and neat. Near car line. Real home-like environ- Clairniount Ave. Phone Garfield FOR RENT-Nice furnished room 1122-J. meat. Small family. Phone Ar- suitable for two persons. 3207 lington 44964. Blaine, Apt. 1. I'hone Euclid COURT BRICK - ROSEDALE 3669-M. $9 500 $1,000 down. Six nice MIDDLE AGED GIRL would like rooms, new roof, redecorated a room in exchange for staying FOR RENT-Nice furnished room and painted; must be sold on ac- in three evenings a week with for refined gentleman. Private count of owner's death. If you children. Telephone Arlington family. Phone Euclid 9568-R. want a bargain, call G. B. Wit- 4167-M. helm, Randolph 9700. Judson - -- FOR SALE-Cortland. Two flats, Nicely furnished Bratiway Co. six rooms, steam heat. Consider FOR RENT- - room for couple or two gentle- some trade. Owner, Arlington men. Garage if desirtd. 1961 6883. Hazelwood. Telephone Euclid FOR RENT-Bedroom furnished "-- with twin beds. Suitable for 5050-J. FOR RENT-A large furnished one or two. All conveniences. room with all conveniences for FOR RENT-Nice furnished room Private home. 2904 Pingree, gentleman or couple. l'ingree corner Lawton. Phone Garfield fur refined gentleman. Good near Twelfth. Phone Garfield 2525-R. home. ('all Hemlock 8756-R. 6944.R. FOR RENT-Young lady desires airy unfurnished room by Oct. 20. In the Bouevard-Dexter section, or convenient to Dexter bus. Phone Euclid 6316. IIAND PAINTING on dresses, hats and scarfs. Hand and ma- chine embroidery, also mono- gemming. Call Empire 8670-R. Twelfth Street at Seward Business Office, Empire 3472. Ticket Office, Empire 3488. at 2:30 P. M. and 8:30 P. M. "In a Golden Age tives and lew Year. ff Jives and :ew Year ATTENTON: Organizations are invited to see our Manager about benefit performances during the season. I Family 5 I. :fives and iew Year 5688 Rosh Hashonah Greetings Fatuity dives a:, ,ew Yea: 11,14 dives and Iew Year ken and r d dive , ar iew Year 0 • I I I Drop in any time for one of those delicious Boesky Sandwiches. We're always gad to see you and you'll meet your friends here. .4 REGULAR MEALS -LIGHT LUNCHES 0 hives and sew • Year amity dives an I ;ew Year. Beginning Oct. 13-14 Pros $32. $24, $18, $15.99 I KOSHER $900 0 FOR RENT - Nicely furnished with private family. 4080 Vicks- burg. Phone Euclid 2814-W. DELICATESSEN ; I ll ,, 0 1 Nickel Plating Silverware, Repair- Gold, Silver ing, Buff ing and Lacquering. i4 Russian Candle Sticks Repaired. 409 EAST CONGRESS STREET Cherry 4299 "Cat and Canary" 9 090 . Lafayette at Wayne 'ad Bac 1100 :Funniest of All Comedians; ( in Greatest Musical Laugh Show Ever Produced :The N. Y. Sun said it would ram tt: full year on Broadway-and it did tiFi 0 0 Belson,. 51 to $2.50; Orel. a $5.50; 0 Wad. and Sal. itats.$1 to $2.50 (Plosion) Sept. 246, at 1 P.M. Opening Saturday 47/Ift hr if, ORCHESTRA BEN 6‘1.0U COHEN'S WHERE WONDERS NEVER CEASE WASHINGTON BOULEVAR.DefsellgrORD WILLIAM FOX presents THE WORLD'S GREATEST MOTION PICTURE All Detroit Is Talking of It! BOB CLA RKE oden Voixed' AIN R demonstra- tion of its marvels. in • special ALL THIS WEEK jAMV.1).1.":"LK ells SAMMY DIBERT HollywoodSunnyBrookOrchestra r. rod 6 Novelties Ballet of Dancing Girl. Big•Time Vaudeville Acts 0 00000000n0000 - 0000- 0000tt0000 Also See and Hear Movietone n 0000 THE COUNTRY'S MOST DISTINC- TIVE THEATRE Thou,ands have already gazed upon the magic marvels of this wonder thea- ter--a touch of quaint old Spain dune into the most distinctive theater in the .:•ountry today-Join the throngs now! the surprises that See for yourself all have caused the , Hollywood overnight to become that talk of the town. First Time at Popular Prices 0-000000000000000 00-(400*** 00000000 PRESIDENT COOLIDGE COLONEL LINDBERGH The Sensation of the Ago. ON THE SCREEN Ben Bernie and His Band r E Colonial Woodoard et Sileley ALL THIS WEEK 111. .... 1 . . A . AND flit ,110 A '4, sTRANGER I SCREEN he First Detroit Showing Lone Ligie,, 0014 ea 25c Es... Sun • 11.J slat • 60 Cents An Air Epic! 1 The roar tees Week Day Mat nevi Adults 25, Chsldrom tot q1,1 rem,' with RAYMOND KEANE and BARBARA KENT L mmer-Ar.L.-sm=ass-c5t-t- ■ A delightful screen tale of In •ie in a setting s; of a charming old card rinhios shalt uho ;ilnyed his lite aces far the mak, of Dan Cupid! lEAN HERSHOLT-RALPH GRAVES JUNE MARLOWE-Other Stars ALL SEATS 50 cents ■ ON THE COMEDY NEWS SCENIC Nureltie BEGINNING TODAY Comedy, Dancing and Novelty Specialties 1 ?,.'; Screen Llaron Hoffman's 1 Famed Play 1 'I, i 30 koadw.li Favorites WANTED-Young girl to share an apartment with another girl. Phone Hemlock 3672-W. I (dendlle SEPT. 25 6700 OX ' WASHINGTON ir E i EMMETT Ilfili i . t V4VtitSIIMMW4‘113..W4V4Valt%VOSICIAWANNWSVSNOILVS' LAFAYETTE SUNDAY, hewn& te,'17 WILAM LI t FOR R E N T - Nicey furnished room for gentleman. 3222 Gladstone Ave. Phone Garfield re 9321-W. ✓ I 0 FOR RENT - Elmhurst 2453. Five-room wiper and garage. 0 $55. Phone Hemlock 23334. or Where Is Your Daughter After Midelght? f• REGENT * REGENT * REGENT * =Me Apply at Symphony Offices In Orchestra Hal!--Glendale 8290 0 Grant Silver Plating Co. . 0 0 and ll any-after the clock strikes LI' An expose of Life Norm, 'hearer's st picture. silk MARIE SAXON 14 Seines 125 Pmple-551 Laughs THRILLS-CHILLS-LAUGHS Prices $15.00, $2.50, $6.00 and $4.00. C 0 [ A C Y Sat. Morn's Ber. Nov.12 Prices $2.50,31, 50c Beginning Oil 16 Prices $0, an. $2.50 i 5 f FOR ) FOR RENT - Burlingame Ave. Up- Near Wildemere. 321G. ;4 to-elate six-room flat. Close to school. • A Br John Willard, Author of SATURDAY AFTERNOONS BEGINNING OCT. 29 R E N T - Gladstone Ave. r"-- Neatly furnished room, 1957. TWELFTH STREET 5145 HASTINGS STREET tWin beds, shower and tub bath, i. i At Farnsworth. Side drive; all conveniences. .4. At Hazelwood. EMPIRE 2981 garage if desired. Phone Gar- Empire 6860 A field G994-M. ..svom *4 We appreciate your patronage and wish You Happy New Year. z FIVE MUSICAL LECTURES FOR RENT-Nice furnished room for gentleman or lady. 1956 Pingree, Apt. 25. Plume Euclid os.13-W. BOESKY BROS. ThenWhat? tv .IIIND ore scenes of Broad ,. "The Ramblers" Five Young People's Concert. by OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH FOR RENT-Eight-room modern steam heated flat. Garage. Phone Canfield 3958. We Deliver - Phone is at Any Time . 'lives and few Year. ily Symphony Series FOR RENT-Lovely steam heated room with all conveniences, for gentleman. In private family. No Near street car and bus. other roomers. Reasonable. Phone Arlington 3965-R. FOR RENT-Seward 1363. Large airy furnished room. New Sim- mons twin beds. Heat and jani- tor service. Ladies only. Also cozy light housekeeping suite. Ring Jacobson bell. After Midnight- the . r0W11 CLARK & Mc CULLOUGH WANTED- Young man, high school education, to learn jewel- ry business. References re- quired. Apply 13202 East Jef- ferson, corner Drexel. To this glorious city and nation, where we of the Jewish faith have found a haven of refuge, of hope, happiness and opportunity, I extend every good wish for the year to come. May the New Year bring happiness and good cheer to all who dwell with us. BOESKY BROS. 4 I" B A N G ° u 0 C I T ; Supreme Vaudeville THE THRILL OF THRILLERS FOR RENT-Bright front cosily furnished room suitable for et...Heinen, with quiet middle- aged coupe. Webb-Linwood dis- trict. Handy to car and bus lines. References. Phone Hem- lock 23124. 1927 N 4 Pres. and Public WANTED--Men and women in every Jewish community to so- licit membership for the Jewish Orphan Home and Farm School. Whole or part time. Write stating qualifications and ex- perience, if any, to Harry Braun, 520 Lightner Bldg. 9.164W49MCSM3434WCIAW41 9449M 9WCWOMW MCWAVM z Unanimously praised by Detroit WILL LEASE to responsible party eight furnished room with cen- tral heat. Reasonable rent. 234 Eliot St. Close to downtown section. Tickets:: Nights, $2.20, $1.65, $1.10 and 75c; Matinees, $1.65, $1.10, 75c and 50c. Nights: 50c to $2.50 Wed., Sat. Mats.: $10c In $1.60 YOUNG or middle aged man with $10,000 for officership in a $1,- 000,000 corporation, fully se- cured. I nvestigation invited. Write Jewish Chronicle, Box 905. A Melodrama in Four Act. by A. Leash. Suoervised by A. Arko. Our Entire Personnel will take active parts. We wish to announce that a special play will be put on for Succoth-"DREAMS OF LOVE." tmily I,ct Icr Show You Hotel Tuller Orchestra VICTOR KOLAR, Associate Con. Twelve Sunday Afternoons Thursday-Friday WANTED-Good home for high school girl in exchange , for light services. Write Jewish Chron- icle, Box 904. Matinee & Evenings Irving Eq= - FOR--- FOR RENT-Nice furnished room with private family, suitable for gentleman or coupe. Home priv. ileg,es. Phone Garfield 5897-W. FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 23 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, SEPT. 24 AND 25 GERALD MARKS Compliments and Best Wishes of GARRICK, SHUBERT LAFAYETTE and CASS THEATRES NEXT ON "°`v °NSEASON 'TICKETS NOW SALE SALE FIAT FOR RENT-On first floor. Five large modern rooms, new white stove, automatic heater. Rent 160. 1712 Hazelwood Ave. Littman's Peoples Theatre ew Year. amity OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH, Conductor. RENT-Nice big front room in private home. Near Wood- ward Ave. Phone Longfellow 7252. Happy New Year to All. Y DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FOR RENT-Nice furnished room with garage. Steam heat. Rent reasonable. East Euclid Ave. Phone Longfellow 1503. FOR RENT - Furnished room, steam heated, hot water, show- er anti all conveniences. Reason- able. Phone Garfield 4012-51. As aril npinopriale number fur the Jewish holiday stason, Em- mett Lynn and his capable company of 30 troupers at the Colonial thea- ter will present Aaron llotfluan's great poly, "Welcome Stranger." This is the first time "1‘'elcotne Stranger" has been presented in Detroit at popular prices and thus the patrons of the Colonial will he enabled to sec one of the outstand- ing shows of the past 10 years of- fered by the talented players who make up the ColoniaL company. "Welcome Stranger" parks pa- thos, thrills and ronutnee in its cleverly-written lines and it no. lions. It deals with an old Jewisl gentleman who wanders into a nor row-minded New England town and is sorely criticized and all but driven from the village. ORCHESTRA HALL F OR .tiVea and tives anti few Year Colonial to Present "Welcome Stranger" FOR RENT--Furnished room in new lower flat. Small family. Suitable for one or two girls or Del I Rio -. ant. I Victor McLaglen in a scene Detroit will celebrate the grand opening of Ben and Lou Cohen's und Lowe, Dolores ...C. Edmund the world's couple. 2963 Elmhurst Ave. from "What Price Glory," hailed by many critics as new $2,000,000 Hollywood Theater at Fort and Ferdinand streets Phone Longfellow 3061. greatest motion picture, which is continuing its record-breaking run Saturday noon, Sept. 24. Everything is in readiness to take care of that have been drawn to the Fox the huge crowds and the program is expected to run off in mid-season at the Fox Washington. The crowd , FOR RENT-Nice airy front fur- Washington for this attraction have been no large that it has been form. The Hollywood is one of the most beautiful and distinctive nished room. Gentleman pre- necessary to call upon a special detail of police. The Movietone is theaters in the country. Already more than 100 telegrams and mes- ferred. Near bus and car line. also being received enthusiastically by patrons of the theater. sages of congratulation have been received by the management from Phone Euclid 2814-W. stars, producers, directors and leaders in the movie business world. lives and 'ew Yeitr dives and few Year. SEYMOUR SIMONS THE NEW HOLLYWOOD THEATER ON FORT STREET tives rind ewe Year. 2, zc GREEN SPRINGS SANITARIUM, formerly Oak Ridge Ilotel• Green Springs. Ohio. Newly equipped, beautiful natural parks, springs, mineral baths. Care can be given by doctors and nurses to convalescent and aged people. Regular or special dinners served to transients. Ideal for vacation. ly You Know Him! z MRS. J. SHERLINE - First-class cooking and catering for wed- dings and parties. 15852 Lin- wood Avenue. Phone Hemlock ISSI-W. pro - . lAcKrenz _ -- Merchant The Shop Where Courtesy Tailor and Service Prevail. 10347 Woodw'd Between Carer, a nd Collingwood.