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CITIES IN EUROPE
TO BE SEEN JUNE 3

Detroit Jews are promised a
on June 3, when a travelogue
of 100 cities in Russia, Poland,
Lithuania
and Latvia will be shown
27,
at
place Sunday evening, May
at the Masonic Temple.
Masonic Temple, are nearing com-
To show these cities in one sit-
David Skolnick and Samuel Sol- pletion. Rehearsals are now being
ting would take more than 10
omon are two of the leading mem- held on Monday, Tuesday and
hours, and the local managers,
of the Hazomir Choral Society Wednesday evenings, at the Shea-
Asher Berlinsky and Sam Freed-
whose concert of Jewish music is try Zedek branch, Twelfth and At-
man, have therefore divided then,
kinson, under the direction and
into five performances, and have so
leadership of Professor Zaludkow-
arranged the different cities
ski.
among these performances that all
Hazomir now consists of 70
who wish to see particular cities
voices. An entirely new program Club Night:
will be given the desired opportu-
Club
Night
will
be
held
Sunday
of Jewis music is promised by thin
group of young men and women. evening, May 20, at 8 o clock. All nity.
It is pointed out that people who
the
clubs
meeting
in
the
building
, The choir will be accompanied
are unable to take a European
I by the organist, Clarence Nagel have been invited to present a
trip
to visit their old home cities
of the Regent Theater. Tickets sketch and to compete for the ban-
will be able to pay the long de-
are now on sale at stations listed ner award.
layed "visit" by seeing these cities.
in the advertisement appearing on
Among the cities to be shown
Health Talk:
another page.
"On a Firm Footing" will he the are:
Warsaw, Pinsk, Bialystok, Za-
subject of the last health and beau-
HALEVY'S BELLE ISLE
ty talk given at the clubhouse, bludovka, Mezerich, Slonym, Ba-
ranowich, Lida, Wolko•isk, Brest-
Thursday
evening,
May
24.
Reg-
CONCERT ON JULY 25 istrations for a longer and more Litovsk, Amdur, Terespol, Wisoko-
extensive course to begin next fall Litovsk Walpa', Rosenks, Stutchin,
Orla, Bielsk, Terespol, Zabluduvka,
Society Honored With Invitations will be taken at this meeting.
Wasylok, Michalov, Siedletz, Sie-
to Sing in Many Cities.
miatick, Wisokolitovsk, Ruzhenoy,
Drama:
Two one-act plays were present- Derechin, Kobryn, Luninecz, Kile-
For the third time in the history ed last Sunday at the Mothers' shchel, Zelva, Zabelyn, Zyslovich,
of the local Jewish community, the Day program under the direction Berstovich, Souvalk, Seini. Krinki,
Ilalevy Choral Society has been of Miss Lea Damsky, dramatic Sokolka, Yagustaw, Smargon,
invited by the Detroit Symphony coach. In the play, "His Children"ISmargon, Oshmena, Wolpa, Luna,
Society to sing and represent the by Rufus Learsi, Jewish Welfare Skidel, and many others.
Jewish people of the city at the prize play, Maurice Brown, David
A feature of the performance
national night s concerts at Belle Marks, Lea Damsky, Ben Merkle will also be the showing of "The
Eternal
Student," adapted from
Isle.
and Sam Jacobs, participated.
The society as chosen Wednes- "Something Different" by Pearl Abraham Reisin's poem "Mai Ku
day, July 25, as the date for the Black featured Betty Pearlman, Mashme Lon." The subject deal,
concert. All Jewish organizations Shirley Strickstein and Rose Elan- with the life of a Jewish student
DAVID SKOLNICK
of the city are urged to refrain sky.
in a Yeshiva and was produced in
the actual locale of the story in
to be held at the Masonic Temple from making any special arrange-
ments
for
this
night.
It
is
hoped
Poland.
on May 27.
Baseball:
Mr. Skolnick is known as a choir that all Detroit Jews will thus
An enthusiastic meeting of the
be
given
a
chance
to
leader. In addition to his work in once again
Y. W. H. A. baseball team was SPECIAL MEETING OF
Detroit, he has led choirs in New attend the concert, and it is ex- held Thursday evening. All those
BETH DAVID, MAY 27
pected that the record crowd of interested in baseball may make
30,000 at the Ilalevy concerts will application at the clubhouse.
Congregation
Beth David will
be broken this year, the weather
hold a special meeting at its
permitting.
Camp Opens June 1:
branch
synagogue,
202 Owen ave-
The Ilalevy Choral Society, as a
Posters have been sent out an-
result of the fine reputation it has nouncing the opening of Lake- nue, at 8 p. m. Sunday, May 27, to
distribute
front
seats
in the syna-
established, has received invita- breeze Camp from June 1 to Lab-
tions from a number of cities to or Day. Vacations for the month gogue now being completed at
Elmhurst
and
Fourteenth.
stage concerts there. A number of June will be for those whose
Announcement is made by II.
of acceptances are planned, and health will find the regular camp
the dates and places of these con- program during July and August C. Key•ell, president, and N.
Labowitch, secretary, that the
certs will be announced soon.
too strenuous. It is not too early opening of the new synagogue is
to make reservations now for July to take place on or about July 29.
First Recital of Dr. Guile- and August vacations.
Front seats, they announce, will go
burg's Students.
only to those members who come
Our Juniors:
to this meeting and pay up their
Last Thursday the children of dues and all pledges.
Friday, May 25, at 8:15 p. in.,
Former members are invited to
in MeCollester Hall, Cass and Far- the Detroit Hebrew Orphanage
est, the first recital of the stu- participated in a special commence- attend and be reinstated upon
dents of Dr. Mark Gunsburg will ment exercise. A course in Red payment of all back dues. New
be staged. The participants will Cross Junior First Aid given by members are also being enrolled.
be Miss Irene Bernstein, Miss Ger- Mr. Moreau, of the Detroit chap- Dues at $25 a year include two
trude Dattner, Mrs. }Helene Black- ter, American Red Cross, culmi- seats and all other privileges.
ney-Robson, Miss Florence Sider, nated in the presentation made by
Walter Chassen and Joseph Serlin. Mr. Moreau of the Red Cross cer- Helen Granzow Stars in Eu-
The program will include the Con- tificates to the 10 students. The
gene O'Neil Play.
certos by Schumann and Masse- entertainment was entirely in the
Helen Granzow, as "Ella Dr NV-
net, the F minor Fantasie by Cho- hands of the children. Since last
SAMUEL SOLOMON
pin, and smaller compositions by November, the association has as- ney," was a real star in the De-
sumed charge of the recreation troit Repertory Theater's produc-
York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Beethoven, MacDowell, Schumann, program of these children which tion of "All God's Chillun Got
Montreal. He has led choirs for Liszt and Chopin.
inclines athletics, Red Cross Wings," Saturday evening.
One of the largest audiences of
courses, Girl Scout, scrap book
I Cantors Joseph Rosenblatt, Kwar-
tin, Ruttman, Hirschmann and
the year to attend a Repertory
making and group games.
EASTWOOD
PARK
TO
Roitman. A graduate of the con-
Theater production attested by its
servatory of Kiev, Russia, he is a
applause to excellent acting. Em-
GIVE AWAY A NEW
CARD OF THANKS.
finished musician. He will actively
Young was excellent as "Jim
$1,750 REO COUPE In deep appreciation, I wish to mett
participate in the Hazomir con-
Harris," and Rose Waldstein
thank Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky, played very well the role of
cert.
A Reo Flying Cloud, special Aaron Ackerman and many friends "Hattie."
Mr. Solomon, accompanist for
the Hazomir, is a teacher of vocal sport model coupe, valued at $1,- for their kindness shown me dur-
The Repertory Theater is now
music and piano. His well organ- 750, will be given away by the ing my recent bereavement in the campaigning for dollar member-
ized orchestra has won praise in Eastwood Park Ballroom, Gratiot death of my dear grandmother, ships, and is offering privileges of
percentage reductions on the price
this city. Ile is devoting much at Eight Mile road. Free tickets Mrs. Libbie Ellenstein.
time to the preparations for the will be given away beginning Mon-
MISS PEARL LEVY.
of tickets to members.
Hazomir concert, and is instruct- day evening, May 21. On that
ing the members in sight reading. night ther will also be given away
beautiful, imported brilliant stud-
ded mesh bags valued at $50 each.
The car is now on display in the
ballroom where it is the cynosure
of all eyes. Slogans such as
MRS. LIBBIE ELLENSTEIN
"Yours for the Dancing" and
97 years old, passed away at the
"Dance Yourself into a Reo" are
Jewish Old Folks Fome, 318 Ed- attracting wide attention every-
mund Place. She wan born in where in Detroit and adjacent
Vishtinetz, Russia, in 1831, and
towns. There will be a very wide
came to Detroit in 1863, where and liberal distribution of tickets
she made her home. Mrs. Ellen- Fa that everybody will have a fair
stein was very active in charitable chance to win. The winner will be
work. She was a member of the decided by a drawing presided over
Shaarey Zedek, Farnsworth Shule,
prominent calorie.
Baby Day Nursery, Hebrew Or- by In
addition to the Reo there will
phanage Home, United Hebrew
a special Friday night automo-
Schools and was also very active be
bile contest at which tickets will be
in Palestine work. She gave $1,000 given away for a College "Cackle-
to Rabbi Kook towards supporting hack." This car will be of some
institutions in Palestine. She standard make, painted in gay col-
was buried Sunday, May 12, at the ors and covered with smart "nit-
Machpelah Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. ties" such as are seen on the cars
Ashinsky officiating. She is sur- driven by college boys all over the
vived by 15 grandchildren, 25 country. This will prove to be a
We insist upon giving you the very best
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service and workmanship, employing
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TWO LEADERS IN
Plans for the concert set the
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