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'tette, asked that the showing of allow these conceptions to con-
the film to school children and stu- tinue on the part of a nation which
dents in the upper schools be pro- has always been on the friendliest

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hibited, terms with France, and that the
Leading in the supposition to the time has come for an amicable un-
"King of Kings" is the Evangelical derstandink on the subject.' The

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ervati:r.s. A peppy jazz orchestra
burch. Most outspoken in cen• French exhibitors affirm that their
• ,r,ng the film as offensive to de- protest is prompted solely by the. Pearl, Rey S'arason, Gilbert Mark silhas been engaged for dancing as
I . :J.:nen' was Pfarrer Lic pride which all Frenchmen feel in Bert Kahn, and Albert Cutler.
well as high class entertainers and ,
The show girls were gorgeous in la real appetizing meal will be
.):. Germany the film is more than 1,000 years of French
their beautiful costumes made ea- I served.
what is supposed to • history, 'during which France has
pecially for this occasion. The Y I
Many Activities.
an "endorsement of Rabbi Ia. devoted herself to civilizing the
consisted of Virginia Goldber
Gym das-ses are teir.g held regu-
Goldfarb of Beth Israel An- world and in furthering all those
Gertrude Pearl, Jean Winema • larly every Tuesday ar.d Thursday
-r.e Emes," and of the Berlin beautiful ideals which have come
Josephine Magdalin, Leah Levi fii I night and are open to all members.
.irt Chaplain, Vogel. from the universal conscience.'
Currine Greenberg, and Lillis n At the present time the athletic
Dr. Hon
"You may be sure that this pro- Greenberg.
-
!committee .is anxious to organize
have no quarrel with Mr. test delivered through Ambassador
The soubrettes made a beautif ul several basket ball teams.
, •i , arb This may be left to
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%h il l picture in the act "Just Lou Alone."
The Americanization classes are
ra:)t,., among themselves. I am Hays and the motion picture pr o-
• . ca.n they will do it thoroughly; ducers at Hollywood. It will be They consisted of Esther Winkle. meeting regularly and anyone who
I ;s• )af ore the anti-Semites set- a long time before films malign- man, Lillian Michels n, Beatrice desires help in securing citizen.
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I am also willing to leave ing the French people are made Rosenberg. Babe Marks, Estelle ship papers will be instructed free
Morris, Mildred Yarrows, Lillian
with Messrs. Schild- and exhibited on the screen. The Rich, Frances Laurence, and Gene- of charge.
The choral society is holding re-
to the Jewish critics. It is French exhibitors have not wor- vieve Kosaglad.
• • e•• that I cannot go as far in my rigid whether their protest will
hearsals every Thursday evening
Prominent in the specialty num-
,r,t.ersm as fir.
and
any member who desires can
Hollander of the benefit these pictures financially. tiers were Lisbeth Sloman who to-
Central Verein ,who declared the They are not afraid that their res. gether with Cecil Birnkrant did a join this society.
Applicators are still being re-
'King of Kings' to be a film of in- olution will be confused in
the pretty little skit entitled "Gingham
citing influence, but I, as a repre- minds of the American people with Days;" Foster Vehon and Fred ceived for the D. W. Simons class
mentative of reiigious art and as
an attack upon a sacred American Marcus, whose "Rhapsody in to be initiated shortly. The slogan
' a priest of the Evangelical Church, vested interest. They have spoken Black" provoked continuous laugh- of the organization committee is
join in protesting against this out courageously and unflinching- ter; the Juniors, Cyrilla Cole and "every member get two new mem- '
' jumble," Dr. Horn declared to the ly. They have not merely de-
biers."
Shirley Krell whose dances were
V. Zeitung.
Arrangements have been com-
plored the pictures; they have extremely cunning, the "Two Sis-
pleted
for "Bagdad," the Oriental
Still stronger is the opposition served notice through their goy. ers" Evelyn Friedman and Sylvia
to the showing of the film voicedernment and their ambassador Krell who sang in close and sweet spectacle which will be presented
. by the Evangelical weekly, Das that steps will be taken to deal harmony; and finally those near in Detroit under the auspices of I
Berlin.
p r rofessionals Aubrey Cherkose, the the B'nai B'rith Community House
effectively with offending films.
°R eed s Christiana.
Incorporated.
s
'Singer of Songs," and Louis a n
Cites Irish Ex•reple.
"The film, like any other mo-
Bob Cruses to Play for Dane..
ruing Folberg whose "Convict'
"Irish groups in this country
Bob Cruzet and his famous Cot-
tion picture, had to be submitted have objected strenuously and sue- !once brou g ht down the house at
ton Pickers jazz orchestra have
very performance.
to the Filmpreufiitelle. The rep- cessfully against 'The Callahans
e
resentatives of three great reli- and the Murphy's' and
returned to the B'nai B'rith and
There
were
several
little
skit
the film has
WO-TROUSER gious societies were invited as ex- been withdrawn by the Metro- hid aroused considerable merri will play every Saturday night at
SUITS and plain blue perta to express their opinion be- Goldwyn-Mayer Distributing Cor- • •• • ent, one especially which was the Community House. The next
fore the examining committee. poration. The immediate cause of
ritten by Mrs. Edmund Sloman dance is to be held Saturday,
suits included. Single and The
objections of the Evangelical the move for withdrawal was the
f the Temple Arts Society, "Help Dec. 10.
double - breasted overcoats
This band was very popular at
Church were expressed by Troach- scheduling of the picture for show-
Vented," and acted by Mrs. Slo-
Styles and sizes for mers ke, councillor of the High Con- • ing in some Philadelphia houses, m
an as the rish maid and Mrs. Leo the dances held last season and the
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sistory and member of the Federa- although the larger theaters had -endow as the mistress of the entertainment committee has se-
of all ages.
tion of Churches. As he
cured the services of Bob Cruzet
explained refused to run it. Nicholas OUSE'.
in reply to our injury, Councillor
Mr. Harry Raden was irrestibly and his Cotton Pickers for all Sat-
Schenck, president of the film cor-
Trosch
urday night dances.
unny
as
the
dying
man
in
"Busi•
ke voiced his deep regretation, wrote to the editor of n
All $35 Garments
that t hi s film is so little in accord-t potation,
ens is Business." This funny lit-
These dances are very popular,
Now $26.25
the Standard and Times, Cato
:
once with the feeling of the Evan-
e
skit
was
directed
by
Mrs.
Edith
with
the younger set and a very
I weekly of Philadelphia, as follows: K
All $40 Garments
opelson, and in the cast in eddi- select crowd is in attendance every
gelical
Church.
Moreover,
in
its
I
'Please
state
to
His
Eminence
ti
Now $30.00
on
to
Mr.
Raden
were
Elsa
Free-
week.
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general impression it is even of-1 (Cardinal Dougherty, Archbishop m
All $45 Garments
fensive to this feeling. He pro- of Philadelphia) that we feel he 0 an, Edith Kopelson, Hildegarde
Now $33.75
xenhandler, Harold Michaels, An-
tested in particular again the long: would not make this request
un- gee lo Maybaum, and Gilbert Schoen-
drawn out scenes of the bacchanal I less he
All $50 Garments
Private MUSIC Courses
felt compelled to do it. In r e Id.
Now $37.50
which as an introduction to a
spite of the fact that it entails
9324
Twelfth
St.
The
women
in
the
audience
all
Christ film is unbearable and could financial loss to us, we are happy re
Longfellow 1612
All $55 Garmeni•
sented, but saw the truth of
be compared to an unclean gate to meet the r
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Now $41 25
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leading to a sanctuary. people and h • ••••
ards—a la the Ladies, as done
States commission on industrial
All $60 Garment.
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Edmund Sloman, Josh Sarasohn,
Falaihed Tents. ,
relations, and on numerous other ,
our offices to withdraw the picture D
Now $45.00
"Furthermore, the scenes de— immediately.' On the following. ave Huber and Mr. Lippman.
committees of national import-
All $65 Garment.
picting the Crucifixion and the ; day a telegram was dispatched to • a Felix Silver and Bob Rubin did ance.
Now $48.75
n act in which there wasn't a word
beating were done in a sadistic all branches of the
Mr. Kellogg wields a clever pen
m
i
o
u
n
r..
id but which the audiences fol-
All $70 Garments
manner. Ile expressed himself 'Withdraw "Callahans and a
to wed breathlessly until the Bum and as the possessor of much elo-
Now $52.50
particularly againit misuse of
uence and a fund of sparkling his-
urglar walked off with his trous-
Scripture texts in the titles. Inl
All $75 Garments
(Turn to next page,)
mor is no less a success on the lec-
er s safely pinned to his shirt.
many instances the texts were un
Now $56.25
ture platform. His topic, "Han-
There vs-as excellent singing done
-- to the ---
pardonably
mutilated,
falsified
a
nil
All $85 Garments
lent: Mecca of the New Negro,"
by
Dave
Touff,
interwoven with profane
Helen Rosenberg, will prove an extremely interest-
Now $63.75
en'
tences.
All $95 Garments
a George
inrnd se Rhea
lt E. Neugarten, Ruth Star, ing one to his Detroit audience
"Councillor Troschke expres sed
Lumberg. "Dick" Gage and is the outcome of his contacts
Now $77.25
it
peered on the stage twice
grave objections to the laxity with
in connection
once when he did the tango with with
which Biblical history is trea ted
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nith the Negro
egro race. The date is
Goldye Vehon, and again when he
in this film. This laxity is to be cobs.
led that "peppy" dance—the Var. Dec. 12, at 2:30 p. m. The place
found not only in the continuity
the Brown Memorial Chapel of
Publicity Committee — Philip Sit y Drag.
of the particular scenes but also
Slomovitz, chairman; Joseph Hag-
Other individual contributions to Temple Beth El.
in the combination of details for gai,
vice-chairman;
J.
If.
Schakne.
th
e
xucces
of
the
play
were
Angelo
which one can find no founda-
Propaganda Committee —Leon M aybaum'a song "Rambler Rose." president of the Young People's
tion in the New Testament. The
Kommissaruk, chairman; Morris M army Lewis' piano solo, and Effie Temple Club, who during the
role of Mary Magdalene and Ju-
Mendelsohn, vice-chairman; Dr. t' ssey's "Morning, Noon and month when the production was be-
das, which is the central point in
P. II. Broudo, Joseph Haggai, Ni ght," and Babe Marks in "The ing prepared seemed to have giver,
the first scene, cannot be justified
Rabbi A. 31. Hershman, Aaron Da ncing Teacher."
up every interest in life and con-
on the basis of the New Testament
Kurland.
All the publicity of the play was centrated all his mind and energy
nor on the records of the Apocry-
raged
by
Leonard
Simons
who
Hebrew
University
Committee
on
"Tip-Top-Topics."
Ma
pha.
275 EAST FERRY AVENUE
—D. W. Simons, chairman; Dr. P. wa s ably assisted by the artistic
The show was ably accompanied
"We do not doubt," the Evan- H.
ster work of Esther Goldberg, by an orchestra led by Mr. Arthur
Broudo, vice-chairman; Rabbi
gelical organ declares, "that this
A. M. Hershman, Rabbi Leon 1 - , ' 1) e properties were taken care of Searle of the Detroit public schools.
Cruzet's Well Known Cotton Pickers Will
energetic protest of Councillor
Frani, Bernard Ginsburg, T. M. A Ed Rosenberg and the tickets by
Troschke and the sharp denuncia- Levin.
n Belo Maybaum. Practically ev-
Furnish the Music
Many
have
suffered
for
talking,
'
tion of the expert and representa-
Program Committee — Jacob )r,, y member of the Young People's none ever suffered for keeping si-
tive of the Evangelical church, ut-
aril helped in same way with the lence.
Pearlstien, chairman; Rabbi I.eon
Admission
50
Cents.
tered in no uncertain terms, fully
8:30 P. M.
oduction, but its ultimate success,
Vram, vice-chairman; Joseph Hag-
corresponds with the opinion of
st he credited to the fine leader -
Al roads alike may lead us tol
the widest circles in the church." gai, Samuel Kabacker, Leon Korn- ahi
p
of
Norman
Birnkrant,
the
misaruk, M. D. Lipsitz. M. M. Mer-
Rome.
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FILM MUST GO,
United Palestine Appeal—J. II.
SAYS RABBI NEWMAN
! Ehrlich, chairman; Israel David-
In a statement issued this week,
' son, vice-chairman; William B.
Rabbi Louis I. Newman, Temple Isenberg.
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adassah—Mrs.
II. Ehrlich,
"The only way out of the im-
chairman; Mrs. P. II. Broudo, Mrs.
pas•e in which American Jewry D. S. Zemon.
finds itself is to demand the im-
Junior Hadassah — Miss Rose
mediate withdrawal of 'The King
Edith Lipsitz, chairman, Misr'
K g ENE'
of Kings.' There is no other al-
Florence Krell, Miss Ilelen Shet-
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ternative. Revision of the picture zer.
cannot make it satisfactory to I
Young Judea—Samuel Heyman,
Jews or liberal Christians. It must
chairman; Mrs. Samuel Heyman,
go. It must follow into oblivion Sol. It. Levin.
'The Callahan, and the Murphys.'
National Fund—A. J. Koffman,
"'Frenchmen are always shown
chairman; I. Shetzer, vice-chiar-
as villains and French vs-omen as
man; M. D. Lipsitz, 151. Michlin,
vamps,' says a res o lution recently
Philip Slomovitz.
passed in Paris by the French As-
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sociation of Motion Picture Ex. HONOR ZACKHEIM
hibitors, unanimously calling upon AT INSTALLATION
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the Hollywood moving picture in-
The installation banquet at the
dustry to cease making films which
portray the men of France with. Beier:est Hotel on Thursday eve.
out morality and French women nine proved to he, by pre-arrange.
as dolls for everyone's amusement. ment, banquet in honor of the
outgoing president of the Zioni•t
A ropy of the resolution was sent
to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs district, M. II. Zackheim. A reso-
lution was introduced by J. IL
with the hope that the government
We do not have a luggag,e department, but a cer-
will keep the matter in mind. Re- Ehrlich and passed by acclamation
cently Ambassador Claude! in a lauding Mr. Zackheim for his
tain large leather goods Moist! with whom we do a
work as president of the district.
New York speech blamed Ameri-
The text of the resolution follows:
tremendous business in hand bags offered US several
can motion picture producers for
"Whereas, Mr. Morris H. Zack-
what
he
described
as
an
erroneous
hundred pieces of luggage as ouch discounts that we
heim has been a faithful and loyal
impression entertained in America
Zionist all the years he has been
could not resist. We know that our customers would
of France and Frenchmen.
in our midst; and,
appreciate a sale of this kind right at the peak of the
Tells French Protest.
"Whereas, Morris II. Zackheim
"The resolution protests against
has
elevated the standard of Zion-
Christmas gift buying. Here are a few of the items:
the large number of American
ism in Detroit by bringing to its
films presented throughout the
problems a high understanding and
world in which France is 'deliber-
Brief Cases, $3.50
knowledge of its history and phi'.
English Kit Bags, $25
ately and wantonly' depicted in a
osophy; and,
Cowhide leather in black,
role which is totally foreign to her
Heavy cobra and shark
"Whereas, 3Iorris H. Zackheim
tan, russet brown. Three
actual character. It is false 'to
grain leathers.
!leave strop.
has served the Zionist cause in
pockets. Heavy straps, han-
Brass locks.
give an idea that the French peo-
leather lined.
Detroit,
whether in office or out of
dles. Braes k, key. Others
ple, the French army and French
Dien pcket.
at $1 lie.
colonial troops are made up of office, whenever and however duty
demanded; and,
heartless adventurers and escaped
Fitted Cases, $25
Bcxea, $6.98
"Whereat), Morris H. Zackheim
convicts, and that in the noble
! • r
in the last year served the Detroit
Cpe
re
• r ∎ ioril grain.
grain leather or lilac
Fore gn legion
i
discipline is un-
.
1
District
as its faithful and efficient
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'y
and
22 i,o•h sizes.
enameled, Six-piece toilet
known. We consider it wrong to
U. :TioV:ible tray.
chairman, filling the position with
set inside of cover. Lined.
Ten toilet
articles.
dignity
and
ability;
0
0**0-1140***Oinseeesest>0•000
Shirred pocket.
l'retty silk lining.
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"Be It Therefore Resolved, that
SUPREME OF FRUIT
Hat Boxes, $2.98
BUILDING
the
outgoing
and incoming boards
ESSENCE OF CHICKEN, with Mondels
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Fitted Cases, $13.50
Queen Olives
Celery Hearts
here assembled tonight go on rec-
Sliced Tomatoes
Black enernelsl, black, tan
Fur
ALTERATIONS
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ord as expressing a sincere appre-
or brown edge trimmings.
.MMINEMS
GEFILTE FISH
and 22-inch '17.1'0. Eight toilet
Carpentry and General Re-
ciation of the splendid services he
Colored cretonne lining, shir-
BEEF TONGUE, Mogarember
articles fitted in cover. Cobra
pair Work on Every Type
has rendered and great sacrifices
red pockets, biros locks
erain.
of Building.
ROAST YOUNG TURKEY, STUFFED
he has made from time to time
Cranberry Sauce
Unfitted Cases, $8.98
during his years of activity in the
Gladstone Bags, $16.50
ROAST SPRING DUCK with Dressing
Zionist cause; and,
Is, 20, 22 and 24-inch sizes.
A Specialty.
F or men. Ilea, y wangle,
Apple Sauce
"Be It Further Resolved, That
Cobra grain goat in black and
in black, n or brown. Twen-
No Job Trio Small or Too
Snowflake Potatoes
a copy of these resolutions be
Candied Sweet Potatoes
brown. Figured lining. Slur-
ty and 22-inch sizes. Heavy
barge.
Petite Poi),
spread upon the minutes of this
New Wax Beans
red pocket.
bra, locks. Colored lining.
Always on the Job.
organization."
OLYMPIA SPECIAL SALAD
Mr. Zackheim announced that .4
CALL LONGFELLOW 1019
MINCE PIE
Frank k Seder—Second Floor.
PUMPKIN PIE
he will inscribe the name of his 0
Days, E•rnings, Sundays.
HONEY FRUIT CAKE
son, tiers! Zackheim, in the Gold-
FRESH STRAWBERRY ICE
00-00-000 -0009.0
en Book, thereby donating $100
MIX ED NUTS
ASSORTED FRUITS
to the cause of Zionism, and that
DEMI TA SSF:
he would also take out an insur-
AFTER DINNER MINTS
ance policy for the amount of
$7.50 Per Plate
$1,000, naming the Jewish Na-
Cahn
""a Ca
tional Fund beneficiary.
Conswgrweetel. Those who addressed the ban.
queters were M. II. Zackheim,
Robert Marwil, incoming presi-
dent; Mrs. 11. R. Ullisn, member
of the national board of the Ha-
daesah and past-president of the
Junior Hadassah of America; Ber-
nard Ginsburg, Joseph H. Ehrlich,
Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, Morris
DELAWARE AT SECOND BLVD.
! Fishman, Max D. Lipsitz, Aaron
EDMIND
' Kurland, Israel Stiller, Phillip
I Slomovitz, Rabbi A. M Hershman
and Lawrence I.ipton.
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