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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1928-02-03

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CLIFTON AVENUE CINCINNATI 30, OHIO

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DETROIT-LELAND HOTEL MANAGER

MUSIC

MICHIGAN BELL
TELEPHONE CO.

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night rates, effective from 830 p. m. to 4:30 a. m.
The rates quoted above are Station - to - Station
call is one that is made to a certain telephone, rather than to some person in
A Station - to - Station
particular.
If you do not know the number of the distant telephone, give the operator the name and address and
specify that you will talk with "anyone" who answers at the called telephone.
Day rates, 4:30 a. m. to 7 p. m., and evening rates, 7 p. tn. to 8,30 p. m., are higher than night rates.
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The rate an a Person - to - Person call is the same at all hours.

Additional rate information can be secured
by calling the Long Distance operator

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LIMITED
ENGAGEMENT

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SHE TOYED WITH HEARTS ,NEYER.
REALIZING THAT SOME DAY,
SOMEWHERE,LIFE WOULD HIT
HOME -- AND HIT HARD!

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DAIIT ON TYE

Pot/ if SOPIER177MOINAM

CONSUMERS LEAGUE
TO HEAR PROF. WARNE

The Consumers League of De-
troit invites the public to a lecture
on Wednesday. Feb. 8, a 8 p. no.,
at the Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne
avenue, on the "Co-operative Move-
ment in America," by Prof. Col-
ton Warne of the University of
Pittsburgh.
Professor Warne is perhaps the
best informed ntan in the United
States OR this subject inasmuch as
he has visited every town and ham-
let where co-operatives existed, in
order to determine their . relative
weaknes sand strength. Readers of
the press are familiar with the co-
operative apartment houses that
are being conducted under the Na-
tionale Farbnnd and various other
working groups.

Phi Sigma Sigma Sponsors
Charity Bridge Tea.

Even the peach grown in the
shade will ripen in the end.

HUGO RIESENFELD

POPULAR PRICES

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this winter

t All Times

DELIVERY

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East Side Coal Co.

WHITTIER-9200
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The Chief

You really enter sunny Cali-
fornia the moment you step
aboard oneof the five famous
Santa Fe cross-continent
trains.
The Chief-extra fare-is
the finest and fastest of the
Santa Fe California trains.
Only TWO business days
on the way.

No extra fare on the four other
daily trains: The California Dos-
ited,Navajo, Scout and Missionary.

Fred Harvey dining-car and
dining-st•tion service sets the
standard.
California Mid-Winter All-Ex-
pense Escorted Tours-22 days.
On the way - Indian-detour,
Grand Canyon, Phoenix, Cali.
fornia and Yosemite. Return
through Salt Lake City, Royal
Gorge and D Leave Chi-
cago January 14, February 11,
March 10, 1928. Ads for de-
tails.

WE'RE IN BUSINESS TO MAKE A KILLING

Specialising In the Extermination of
Rats. Mice. Roaches, etc.
Prices Reasonable.

Cadillac 5442

Rose Rat Exterminator Co.

Offices in Principal Cities

242 W. Lafayette Blvd.
68 Ye•rs' Experience

(Neurocalometer &
Spinograph Service

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Builder

TIMPONA

Homes Designed, Built
and Financed.

MARIE HYLAND

CHIROPRACTOR

rALMER SCHOOL CRADUATE
Haunt- I 50.510 p m., Sat. 15.4 p se.
301 Lincoln Bldy.
333 Stria St.

Cadillac 3679

F. T. Hendry. Geri. Agent. Santa Re Ry.
164 Transportation Bldg.. Detroit, AIWA

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CHECKER CABS

EMPIRE 7000

607 MURPHY BUILDING
Highland Park, Mich.

Arlington 6264 Arlington 4506

tions to 15 more are bringing re-
sponses.
The Association of Clubs will
meet on Sunday, Feb. 5, at 2 p. m.,
at the Y. W. II. A.. All groups in-
terested arc invited to send two
delegates to this meeting.

Lowest Rate--Largest Company



SECURE SEATS AT ONCE

I Recommend

"THE DEVIL
in the CHEESE"

By TOM CUSHING

Fox

Fox-Washington.
---

As one of the most delightfully funny and brilliant plays
ever written. It has an appeal fur ALI,. It ran six months in
New York to capacity houses, and should run six weeks here at
least. I am proud to be able to give it to Detroiters for two
weeks only at the BONSTELLE PLAYHOUSE,
Mon-
la.ginning
day, Feb. (WI and
ending Sunday,
Feb. 19th.

MATINEES-TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY

I

ciety will be under the general su-
supervision of Rose May Leishin
at Temple Beth El, on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 7, at 8:30 o'clock.
Theme plays should attract more
than usual interest because of the
pretentious character of each and
the splendid performance of the
various actors in previous plays.
Extra rehearsals have been held
for a number of weeks under the
personal direction of Kathryn Vin-
vent Mayer.
The following is a list of the
plays and casts:
"Nocturne," by Shelton Sackett.,
with Frances Net zorg Blumrosen,
Elsa Shapero and Michael Leishin
in the east.
"How He Lied to Her Husband,"
by George Bernard Shaw, cast con-
sisting of Felix Silver, Faye
Greene and Dr. R. R. Goldstone.
"Tea," by W. G. Carson, with
Sadie C. Sloman, Charlotte It441-
field, Benjamin Wilk and Rose
May Leishin in cast.
Through an oversight the an-
nouncement of the last series of
plays given by the society did not
mention the tact that the plays
were under the general supervision
of Albert Redfield.

EAFNIETTE

HEBREW TEACIIER - Well
learned in Hebrew and English .
Will give private lessons in Ile.
brew. Experienced in Bar Mitz-
vah preparations. Call Hemlock
3003-R.

Seats On Sale Monday, Feb. 6th

Evenings, Orchestra $2 and $2.50, Balcony, 50c to $2.

First Time at Popular Prices

Mats. Thurseday and Saturday, 50c to $1.50

The Star Who Created and
*** Made it Famous ***

H

GREATEST OF AMERICA'S YOUNG ACTORS

MIL
Ile

GEORGE

JAZZ
SINGER"

The Comedy Drama Sensation

Celebrating His One Thousandth Performance in the Tile Role

ORIOLE THEATRE

I NGTON

Tel. Euclid 8400

Linwood at Philadelphia

B4. gGIttrORD

SATURDAY-"By Whose Hand," Columbia Picture
SUNDAY-"Broadway After Midnight"
MONDAY and TUESDAY-"The First Auto"

FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
suitable for one or two gentle-
BEGINNING SATURDAY
men. Steam heat and shower
bath. 2612 Hazelwood, Apt. 22. WILLIAM FOX Presents
Phone Garfield 7955-M.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
room with private family for
one or two young ladies or gen-
MRS. J. SIIERLINE-First class
tlemen. 3285 Tuxedo. Phone
cooking and catering for wed-
Arlington 8440-R. Mrs. White-
dings and parties. 15852 Lin-
man.
wood Ave. Telephone Hemlock
1851-W.
HUNGARIAN JEWISH COOK
will prepare for all kinds of par-
WILL. SHARE my beautiful flat
ties and weddings. Phone Mrs.
on Virginia Park with refined
Greenbaum, Edgewood 0851-J.
and intelligent couple. Condi-
tions exceedingly reasonable. FOR RENT-Nice large furnished
Call Euclid 6524, 9-10 a. m. or
room in modern apartment.
7-8 p.
Near Hamilton car line. 1250
Calvert, Apt. 37. ('hone Arl-
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN with
ington 6807-W.
boy 7 years old desires room
with refined private people, or FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
will share apartment with couple
suitable for one or two gentle-
in North Woodward district.
men. Apply at 1975 Pingree
Call Sunday a. m., Empire
Ave., Apt. B-16.
1478-M.
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
FOR RENT-Beautiful airy fur-
for one or two gentlemen. Pri-
nished room suitable for one or
vate family. All modern con-
two girls. 2963 Elmhurst Ave.
veniences. 1250 Calvert, Apt. 1.
Phone Longfellow 3061.
Close to Hamilton car line.
Reasonable. Phone Hemlock
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
8290-R.
for one or two gentlemen. Pri-
vate home. No other rooms, no ROOM for one or two refined gen-
children, shower bath, and con-
tlemen. Northwestern district.
venient to car and has lines.
With private bathroom. Small
Horn ecomforts. Reasonable.
private family. Rental reason-
Phone Hemlock 9829-W.
able. Longfellow 3940.

Demand

Week of Feb. 12th

870

Due to the I.imited Engagement

Film's productions's most
ambitious effort for the season,
"Sunrise" with beautiful Janet
Gaynor and George O'Brien play-
ing the leading roles, will he the
attraction at the Fox-Washington
Theatre starting Saturday for an
indefinite run. "Sunrise" exceeds
in magnitude anything heretofore
made by the Fox people. In coot
of manufacture, it represents
twice the outlay of "What Price
Glory" and three times the expen-
diture of "The Iron llorse." The
genius of F. IV. Murnau, famous
German director, who made "The
Last Laugh" and "Faust," was
given free reign in "Sunrise," with
aka. result that predictions have
been made that the film will in-
augurate n new era in motion pic-
ture making.
The Fox Movietone will present
the most unusual film it has of- "The Devil in the Cheese"
fered to date. Premier Mussolini, Next Attraction at Bonstelle
the "Iron Man" of Italy, will be
heard and seen in an extraordinary
For the first time in stock, "The
film. Mussolini is seen coming o it• Devil in the Cheese," by Tom
of his palace and approaching the Cushing, will be produced in the
camera. His speech is said to be Bonstelle Playhouse, opening Mon-
representative of the man.
day night, with George Blackwood
and Eden Gray in leading roles,
and Craig Ward and Walter Sher-
win in interesting character parts.
This charmingly nonsensical melo-
drama was produced by Charles
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room Hopkins at the Charles Hopkins
with private family. All con- Theatre in New York last year,
veniences. 2525 Glendale Ave. with stage settings designed by
Phone Hemlock 9849-W. NOrman Be-Geddes, who was with
Miss Bonstelle for a time and is a

FOR RENT-Nice furnished room Detroit boy.
with private family. Suitable
for couple or two young ladies;
or will share my 6-room home.
11369 Yellowstone Ave. Phone
Euclid 4746-M.

by Popular

Return

tola

Positively One Week Only

CLASSIFIED

MACK 13. WEISS-Strictly kosher
enterer for weddings, banquets,
parties, etc. Excellent food.
Rates reasonable. 1670 Pingree
Ave. Empire 7146. Will also
rent out home for private par.
ties and weddings.

MONDAY to FRIDAY. Inclusive--
.. m , to I p. m.. 55e; I p. m. to 6
p m., 50c, from 6 e. m . 65e.
SATURIAY-II a. m. to I p. rn..
5oc, I p. tn. to 4 P. mo toe; from 4
p. m.. 65c.
SUNDAY-All day and evening VT.

INSTANT

"Sadie Thompson," Gloria Swan-
son's newest staring vehicle, which
opened the beautiful and spacious
new United Artists, continues with
Lionel Barrymore in the role of
Oliver Hamilton, and Raoul Walsh,
who directed the picture, seen as
Marine Sergeant O'Ilara. Taking
its title from the name of the hero-
ine, "Sadie Thompson" is based on
Somerset Maugham'a greatest lit-
erary creation.
Gloria Swanson contributes her
greatest screen effort in the role of
the pathetic outcast who comes
under the influence of the despotic
reformer. It is the interesting
story of a conflict between an out-
cast of San Francisco's underworld
and a reformer who seeks to re-
mold her life more nearly in keep-
ing with his own ideas.
Symphonic orchestral accom-
paniment is presented by the large
orchestra, directed by Fred Stahl,
under the personal supervision of
Hugo Riesenfeld. Selected short
screen novelties are also provided.
The United Artists Theatre policy
is that of continuous performances
from 11 a. m. daily, Smoking
lounges are provided for patrons
who desire to smoke.

FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
room with private family. Mon-
terey Ave. Suitable for two
young ladies. ('hone Arlington
7068-It.

Smoke":Lep • S..5.

"IL TROVATORE"

SAT. EVE.
FEB. IS
at COO
Mosta, Leask*. Lamel, dliarmsnoy, Curtis, Bnndll, Mstika, Menial% Ballet

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IS THEME
OF PLAY AT YIDDISH THEATRE

The alumni of the Phi Sigma
Association of Clubs Started.
Sigma Sorority of Michigan are
giving a charity bridge-tea at the
Sponsored by the Phalanx Club,
Federation Club llouse, Hancock
and Second, at 2 p. tn., Saturday, the Association of Clubs is under
Feb. 11. the proceeds to be used fur way. To date, 13 groups have
hospitalization. Tickets may be had joined this movement and invita-
at the door or from any member of
the club.

Entire Screen and Musical Entertain-
meet under the personal supervision of

CHILDREN-Mondav t"
Friday, from II a. m. to I
p. fn., 25e. All day Sunday
after 6 p. ob. dimly and 4 p.
m. Saturday, 50s.

"CARMEN"

of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
returns to the podium at the next
pair of symphony concerts, on
Thursday and Friday evenings,
Fab. 9-10.
Mr. Gabrilowitsch opens his pro-
gram with the first performance of ,
Korngold's Overture "Sursum Cor-
ds" rehearsals of which have justi-
fied its addition to the repertoire of
the orchestra.

WILLIAM J. CHITTENDEN, JR.

New United Artists Theater.

f3allei at Clifford

"MME. BUTTERFLY"

SAT. MAT.
FEB. IS
at 2:00
Garden, Kargau, Daiwa, Marla, Rimini, MO.. Medial, d'Horatasey.

William J. Chittenden, Jr., the in his daily life. The Detroit-Le-
land has thieved remarkable
popular .manager of the Detroit-
success under his management
Leland Hotel, who not only has it and it is a matter of much com-
big acquaintance in his commer- ment that it numbers so many dis-
cial field, but who also has many tinguished people among its
Music Study Club.
friends who really are personages. guests. The latest of these was
Mr. Chittenden is a true believer General Pershing., who honored
The members of the Detroit
in the universal brotherhood of the hotel with his presence last Music Study Club enjoyed a lec-
man and exemplifies his convictions Saturday.
tors. Friday afternoon on "Schu-
mann, Richard Strauss, and Tchai-
kovsky" given by Dr. Francis L.
Yorke. Vocal solos illustrating his
discourse were sung by Mrs. How-
ard Salzenstein and Mrs. W. Sil-
"In the Hands of the Law" is and is so well developed that it verstein. Mrs. Maurice Benyas
serves an educational purpose.
was in charge of arrnngements for
the theme of the play to be staged
This melodrama by II. Shore will the day.
at Littman's Theatre this week- be enacted by the complete cast of
end.
the Yiddish Theatre performers, TEMPLE ARTS SOCIETY
This title, however, does not do with Isaac Arco and Anna Lillian
GIVES 3 PLAYS FEB. 7
full justice to the theme itself. in leading roles. Sylvia Fishman
The much discussed problem of and Abraham Lax will again take
The third series of one-act
capital punishment here finds root comic roles in the play'.
plays given by members of the so-

,

UNITED ARTISTS ri.!
THEATRE

FRI. EVE .
FEB. 17

at 1100
Mason, Rimini, Marie, Derma, Haskall, d'Hernsaney, Moile• and ntlutra.

Gabrilowitach Returns to Po-
dium at Next Concert.
ossa ■ Gahrilowitsch, conductor

You can call the following points and talk for THREE MINUTES for the rates shown.
Rates to other distant points are proportionately low.

J

"LA GIOCONDA"

THURS. EVE.
FEB. 14
at COO
RMsa, Marshall Form'chi, Nicolich, Sandrini, Var. Gordon. Lambs, Ballot.
ONLY APPEARANCE OF CHASE BAROMEO, Detroit Basil..

Florence Trumbull, pianiste, will
appear as soloist Sunday afternoon
at the "Pop" concert given by the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra in
Mica Trumbull,
Orehestra 11811.
who was born in Chicago and is one
of a large musical family, was a
pupil of Leschetizky in Ilienna for
14 years and during that time also
or of becoming her mas-
had the hon
ter's chief assistant, and to her was
intrusted the instruction of the now
famous brother and sister, Alexan-
der and Sina Brailowsky.
Mimi Trumbull has elected to
play the popular Grieg Concerto
for Piano and Orchestra in A mi-
nor, Op. 16, the movements being
Allegro moderato, Adagio and Alle-
gro mareato.

for70

BUFFALO, N. Y
CHEBOYGAN, MICH
CHICAGO, ILL.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
PITTSBURGH, PA
ST. JOSEPH, MICH.
TRAVERSE CITY, MICH
TORONTO, ONT.

MASONIC AUDIITORIUM-DETROIT

Florence Trumbull Soloist at
Sunday Concert.

Long Distance Rates are Surprisingly Low
...For Instance

From Detroit to:

Michigan's Greaiest Opera Season

Janet Gaynor
George 9q3rien
-
cs u

FEB. 8 to FEB. 11, Inclusive

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

The Sensational Russian Film,

ARMORED CRUISER

POTEMKIN

F. W. MORNAU'S

ki s E'

All Week Starting Feb. 12, except
Friday, Feb. 17

P R EMIER
MU S SOLINI

The Internationally Famous Canter

JOSEF ROSENBLATT

On the Fox Movietone

SEE AND HEAR HIM!

IN PERSON

AT POPULAR PRICES

Appearances: Sunday, 3:30.5:30.7:30-9:30.

Evenings, 7:30-9:30.

New York Is Paying $2.00

POPULAR PRICES

or It

NOTE!

j NOTE!

"Sunrise". will he offered with

Symphonic accompaniment by the

FOR RENT-Six-room two-family FOR RENT-A nice furnished Rely Theatre Orchestra. Only De-
flat. Heated. Furnished, 2
room to rent by small private troit showing this Season!
baths, shower. Finest flat in the
family. Rent reasonable. Near
Thi• t. ihr Greatest I'll.oloplay Achte,e-
city. Reasonable rent. Vir-
car line. 2924 Cortland. Call rnent A the Decade!
ginia
Park.
Phone Euclid
Hemlock 6664-J.
3357-W.

FOR RENT-Large airy furnished
room with private family. Kitch-
en privileges. Garage if de-
sired. 0647 Petoskey, near Joy
road. Phone Garfield 8817.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
room with private family for
gentleman or lady. 1975 Pin-
gree Ave., Apt. B-16.

FOR RENT-3006 Leslie. Agree-
able large. bright, airy room in
single home. Between Linwood
and Dexter. For refined gentle.
man. Near ear and bus lines.
Very reasonable.
Phone Hem-
lock 2266-W.

O

RCHESTRA

HALL

Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Ticket Office
Empire 3488

VICTOR KOLAR, Conduct ■ ni

Popular Concert 3:30 Sunday

SOLOIST

Pianist

Next Pair Concerts

25c

e11!11
AtCrinino1

Matinee and Evenings.

HJI

"IN THE HANDS
OF THE LAW"

Thursday 9
a t e L d A
Friday
o

tor
OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH, *ConAuc ri

TICKETS

$1.00

to $2.50

At Csrlasera & Hall

°ffic.
Empire 3472

Friday Night, February 3
Saturday and Sunday, February 4 and 5

TICKETS

Florence Trumbull

12th Street at Seward 8 " 11°."

MYRA HESS

$ A Melodrama in Four Acts with Song and Dances by II. Schor

Tickets for sale at box °Mee.
TU. Entire Company Will Play ',epodes! Roles.

Ptah Soloist

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