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Oberhoffer Proves a Really
Remarkable Musician.
By HERMAN HOEXTER.
Emil Oberhoffer, that 'sterling
musician who for many years di-
rected the Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra, and Vladimir Horowitz,
Russian pianist who last season
net the East afire with the sweep
and power of his youthful genius;
these two made the second pair of
subscription concerto of the De-
troit Orchestra an event that will
be remembered by local cogno-
scenti. This is the first time in
number of seasons that two
strangers have presided over the
musical offerings provided for sub-
scribers, but no fortunate was the
outcome of the experiment, that
the promise of other guests con-
ductors and soloists acting togeth-
er for the benefit of Detroit's ser-
ioualy minded music lovers ought
to react immediately in the com-
a
third, conceived and admirably
played by Mr. Oberhoffer, who, if
he did not shed any new lights on
Ihnitiar
its many classical beauties, at
On Sunday, Oct. 7, a Simchas
least permitetd the music to tell Torah dinner was given at Temple
Beth Jacob, under the auspices of
all that is required of this Bee- the Temple Sisterhoti. The high
spot of the evening was a drive to
thoven program music. Nor must
pay up the mortgage, and $6,210
we forget the splendid mark of the
was raised. Officers elected for
lovers in this opus—it was quite
the year are listed elsewhere in
thrilling.
this issue.
Sibelius' once much-discussed
first symphony occupied second
Saul Buckner made a gener-
place on the program. It is the ous donation in honor of his 75th
kind and type of music which you birthday anniversary, Ile is to
either like or which you pass up. furnish the linoleum for the en-
You either like the idea of studying tire down stairs of the Commun-
up a bit of Finland, or you would ity Center.
not give a tinker's dam about all
that frozen region of the world.
The religious school has start-
I3ut if you are interested, here is ed its classes under the able lead-
the earlier Sibelius to tell you in ership of Jacob Meyer,
somber mood and color something
of his home and his country, an
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Blumros-
absorbing theme because of its pe- en were hosts at a Saturday din-
culiar idioms; fascinating because ner Oct.1'3, at their h ome un
of its unexpected cadences and Oneida road. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
harmonies. It proved Mr. Ober- Winekelman, Port Huron; Mr. and
heifer a really remarkable musi- Mrs. Ed. Goldman, Port Huron;
cian, a species of genius who un- Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Winkelman,
derstands the art of subordinating Detroit, were guests.
his individualitLior the glory of
music and the composer. His in-
terpretation of this symphony meetings again be held on Wed-
made a profound impression upon nesday's at 8:45 p. m.
the audience, which did not rest its
Classes in sight reading are be-
applause until he invited the or-
ing organized to meet after each
chestra to share the honor so rehearsal.
rightfully bestowed upon him.
Rehearsals will continue to be
its own interesting story—which is
plete selling out of the Friday af-
ternoon subscriptions.
It must be confessed at the out-
set that the orchestra was at fever
pitch for the first of the two con-
verts heard by the reviewer, and
seemed arde n tly eager to give Mr.
Oberhoffer everything that he
asked for. Ile is evidently ft musi-
cian who sees the entire composi-
tion first, and then, having thor-
oughly digested the contents and
analyzed it for the benefit of his
players, goes ahead and builds a
mighty structure of music at the
concert to the sheer and surprised
delight of his audience. Mr. Ober-
heifer likes his pianissimo, he
knows how to make the orchestra
sing with real mezzo sore effects,
but he also knows the meaning of
crushing fortissimos, and he puts
all possible energy and spirit into
these mysterious signals which
sweep the men into the midst of
these orchestral conflagrations.
Beethoven's ever welcome "Le-
onora" overture, the dramatic
Pli-Arch
Shoes
Make Feet Better
Notes PROTEST RETURN MELCHETT'S VIEWS
SHOWING OF THE ON JEWISH AGENCY
Not Prepared to Commit
'KINGS OF KINGS' Is Himself
on Joining Ex-
d
35 Local Organizations
Ask Removal of In-
sulting Film.
Representatives of 35 De-
organizations,
whose aggregate member.
troit Jewish
ship was said to number
12,000, met at t he B'nai
B'rith clubrooms on East
Ferry avenue to protest
against the showing here of
at
orif
MORRIS M. ROA
SEGNETO
N FAI2. 8
PASSES AT
Ni nf
Morris M. Rosenthal, 28 years
Mrs. Max Kahn left on Tuesday
for Detroit to be gone several old, of 2751 Rochester, son of M,,
and Mrs. Joseph Rosenthal, di,
days.
Thursday following a brief ills,-.
Mrs. A. R. Roman is the guest Ile is survived, besides his pare•.,
of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Broder of by his wife. Hilda, and a hreth,
Leslie. Funeral services t,,,,k
Detroit.
place on Friday at %chi). !!,!,
Cemetery. Perfection Lodge , •
The
first
of
the
activities
of
the
BOSTON.—(J. T. AL—While
which he was a member, was •
not opposing the creation of the i year sponsored by the Temple Sis-
extended Jewish Agency, he is not t•rimod, was a Keno raffle on last charge Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky
Sunday which db rvoungohta o sunt ac „I rgne ticiated.
Suil
The deceased was well kn...
hi s
dm t i o n g' o p enrsoint ahl liym e eams b to
er attendance
of that body until its functions nancially. They are planning a heed circles. For a numb,
years he %ens active in the Ci
are clearly defined and until the rummage sale in the near future.
Cholem and other Detroit ere,
personnel is indicated, Lord Mel.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Spiesberger izatiees.
chett, who was on n visit here,
declared in an interview with the have returned home after spend-
tof the Jewish Tele- ing 10 days in Jackson, Mich.
c cria
g
rrnehsipnonAdgeennu
ten ed Agency.
•
The interviewer came to seek
light on the attitude of Lord Mel- ists in America, I do not exactly
the film "King of Kings."
chett, who was a member of the see what it will do for us to re•
tspent
to a call from Pis-
Palestine Joint Survey Commis- place the functions of the Zionist
gah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. 13., to •
sion, toward the proposal for the Organization until we truly under-
convene for this purpose, these
extension of the Jewish Agency, stand what is intended by the Jew-
representatives were joined at this
it being at the time understood ish Agency as it is interpreted by
meeting by five Detroit rabbis.
that the recemmendatitms of the the Palestine mandate," he de-
Meeting until past midnight, un- Joint Survey Commission were dared.
der the chairmanship of Julius drafted "for the guidance of the
Must Be Advisory Body.
Deutelbaum, the netting adopted Jewish Agency." The question was Under the mandate, Lord Mel-
resolutions to be submitted to the prompted by the pubdestion m chett held any agency that can be
Kunsky Enterprise, protesting the The Day, New York Yiddish daily, established could not assume an
phetoplay's showing and urging of an interview with Lord Mel- executive character, but must
its rt.moval from the screen.
chett purporting to be a detailed serve as an advisory body to the
The conference resolved to re- explanation of the short statement Palestine government.
cenvene at 11 a. m. Sunday, at the authorized by Lord Melchett on
Lord Melchett praised Harry
Then, after the intermission, held at the Shaarey Zedek branch Ii nut
B'rith, to hear a report from
Vladimir Horowitz became the on Twelfth street on Wednesday a committee, composed of Morris hoard the steamer Homeric to the Sachcr of the Palestine Zionist
representative
of
the
Jewish
Tele-
Executive
as an example of Zion-
center of attraction, as he has evenings. Everyone interested in Shatzen, president of Pisgah
been wherever he has appeared. Jewish music-is invited to visit Lodge; Joseph II. Ehrlich, presi- graphic Agency. The interview in ist efficiency and pointed out that
the
Day
Was published under the what is needed in Palestine is the
'rho gods have been kind to him, and listen to these rehearsals.
dent of the United Palestine Ap- caption, "Lord Melchett Comes placing there of executives of the
•irel he has evidently returned their
peal, and D. W. Simons, which Out Against Jewish Agency," type of Mr. Sadler.
favors with interest. Not in the
was to submit the resolutions to while in the authorized statement
During his stay in Boston, Lord
last five years have we heard such
Choral Society.
the Kunsky Enterprise on Friday. he declared "I am not sure Melchett met with a number of
music as this young genius dis-
The first saviors of the sight
shall enter the Jewish prominent Zionists and non-Zion-
whether
I
penses. Ile does everything that reading and vocal culture dosses,
Agency if such is formed." Tho ist-s. lie spoke with great enthu-
has ever been done before—only met with tremendous success.
Day's text of the interview also siasm of Palestine's economic pos-
better; he has pretty nearly every About 35 members attended the
included criticism of the Zionist sibilitie,! before the Gan Chaim
factor that snakes for genuine he- first lesson. William (layman, as-
Mme than 100 representatives work in Palestine and of the Ha- Corporation, an American Jewish
roics in pianism—and what he has sociate conductor, who is in
company for orange planting in
dassah medical work there.
is imp•rlative to the n-th degree. of this work, promises to be charge of organizations attended a con-
Palestine. Ile addressed a dinner
a very ferenee of the Detroit Auxiliary of
For Private and Public Funds.
Horowitz is a marvel. Technical-
"Did you see the interview in of outstanding Jews held at the
and excellent pedagogue. the Jewish Consumptive Relief As-
ly he is a colossus, and that means I capable
Those who desire to take advan- sedation of California on Sunday the New York Day as attributed to Ritz Carlton Hotel, on the eco-
that there are no "maybe's." Ile
h e classes,
Y morning at the Arbeiter Ring Hall you?" the correspondent asked Fmmie phase Of the Palestine
has everything that can be human- coming
te : if titlilktse l l a' isdsti
el 's' hneusFk. tiltsfsh"u ll',,,
Lord Melchett, to which he replied work.
ly imagined of fingers, wrists, 539 Kenilworth, every Tuesday on Holbrook.
The threatened rift in the or- that the statement published on
arms, shoulders. his tones purr, f e,t,, o , ennin ign atcon2n: e3 ,0t.ionTh ,
efift- h artehese
3,,' ganizatien sins averted through Sept. 28 in the Jewish Daily But-
Bohemian Cave la
spin, ring, shout; his arpeggios
the efforts of Messrs. Nusbaum and letin was submitted to him Mot,:
shame the harp; his octaves are
Tea Room.
einer, until now the leaders its publication, but, he said, "I
dartlinu, and his chords ace tre-
are under way for ;among the warring factions in the did not see the translation that
mo d, f Sr 1 -3-i-
mendous.
Ile made a thing of the Preparations
g-iiarrel in the
concert to he g chven
i uleOct. 26y
b
111,elllellt.
Those present pledged , appeared in the Ness' York Yiddish wind' ou.,,
beauty and fire of Rachmaninefts the Yiddishe Folks
third concerto; banally perfect. auspices of the Balmy. under the their support of the work of the daily and therefore I cannot cone
At 1231 Library avenue, by this
auxiliarry
, .
ment on the interview."
poetically thrilling, and he roused
l
ign
Miss Rebecca Katzman, the Ila-
She auditor, Mr. Spivok, report-
Answering further questions. s, those who woud d
know their
the audience to such an pester), of
tea leaves are ntracte to the Be-
levy
accompanist,
who
has
iust
re-
el
KM
has
boon
forwarded
for
Lord
Melchett emphasized the im-
v...,.
applause as is but seldom wit- t
hemian Cave, where fortunes are
t
f
h
nessed at these concerts. The only York City, is giving a recital No v. the building being sponsored at portance of fund raising for the told with the cave luncheon.
t he l .os Angeles
nee es sanatorium by upbuilding of the Jewish National
single disappointment came with
During the past few weeks, the
his refusal to add an encore to , 9, at the McGregor 1.ibrary in Detroit Jewry. A sum of $2,500 llome, mentioning in paarticular Bohemian Cave has become a ren-
,
II
ighland
Park,
Wmelward
at
is
outstanding
in pledges. In ad- the Keren Ilayesod, an activity dezvous for many people who are
the concerto. But he may have , Richton
underenues.
This conce rt i
av
s dition, there is a balance in the "indispensible parallel , with the , atracted both by the food served
felt that after this magnificent ' 11190
the auspices of the Fla- treasury of $700.
need for private investment."
concerto an encore might have levy.
as well as the crystal gazing and
The concert is open to the
.
Declaring further that he did c ardreading of the fortune teller
•At 10 a. m. this Sunday a meet-
proved superfluous—and so he left pu blic
of
the
board
of
directors
will
not
come to the United States " to who is helping to make this place
his audience with an insatiable de-
An extended membership cam- be
g held at the Center at 527 Hot engage in any warfare on Zionist . popular. Kiro Marsh is the for-
sire for more—which, let's hope, !feign is tieing planned in order to brook
to discuss future work.
r policy," Lord Melchett speaking, tune teller.
will be satisfied when Mr. Horo- enable the Halevy Choral Society
on the Jewish Agency stated: 1
witz comes back some day to play to carry through the many inter-
Those who have visited this eat-
"There is much confusion as to , ing place and are frequenting it
for us alone, one of his celebrated esting and unusual plans under
the whole scheme of the Jewish declare that it is Detroit's most
programs of piano music.
way.
, Agency. The fact, which is being
;unique tea room.
All those desiring information
as i fd i n so many
s o muc h emp h
The Blue Bird Fur Shop, H653 '
about the Halevy should communi-
quarters, that I was the head of
mite with Miss M. Polinsky, Ern
ine Survey
t
Corn stretch of 350 hectares of land was
The Ilazomir Choral Society is pire 5954-J.
showing beginning this week of an the Joint Pales
making rapid progress in its work
terpreted
mean
that it implied
excellent selection of new Blue mission
has to
been
erroneously
in- allotted by the Soviet authorities
,
for this year, while the personnel
to the Sotchi Region in the Cau-
F3ird F'UrS.
of the organization is being in-
- mountains.
Located where it does not ha my becoming a member of the c-
ve Jewish Agency. That is not exactly
creased and strengthened by the
to pay a large rental and saving
y pos
addition of new voices. The first
in other ways, this shop i is in poor- • mition. I am astounded at
G u•ren teed Brake Service
rehearsals have been successful,
tion to offer its furs at a great the amount of confusion that has
been created on the whole subject
3979.89
7 9.89 Greed River Ave.
pointing to an interesting and en-
Dave Garfield, well known pro- saving.
Glendale 5758.
joyable concert expected to take prietor of the Garfield Motor Sales
The public is invited to the show- ' matter. While I realize the spe-
.'
place during the early winter ' Co. at 10940 Mack avenue, is to- ing of these furs, and special an- cial need of appealing to non-Zion
months. At the last meeting of day among the men in the autemo- rangements for showings may be,
the Hazomir, held on Tuesday eve-
made by calling the Blue Bird Fur
ning, Oct. 16, it was decided that
Shop, Euclid 5165.
BELGIAN KING, QUEEN
MAY VISIT PALESTINE.
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. AL--
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
of Belgium will visit Egypt in
February, it was stated. It is
probable that the Belgian Kist
and Queen will also come to Pal.
estine.
Right Downtown
Halevy
PEACE RESTORED IN
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The Relief
$10
ANT
ROST OM
ao SHOE STORES or
t24 MwMynare n -'71 Gd,llar 5,1011,3
0.411.111V.
J■ 111.44...
Northwestern Ladies Auxiliary of
CONGREGATION B'NAI ZION
Invites all their friend. to •
SHOWER
Given In honor at Mrs. J. Rabinowitz, wif• of Rabbi J. Rabinowitz,
TUESDAY EVE., OCT. 23, AT a O'CLOCK,
At the Sy aaaaa ta, 3541 Humphreys
Detroit Hebrew Orphan Home
Announce a Linen Shower for the benefit of the Home at the
K. of P. Lodge, 3153 Cass avenue
Wednesday, Oct. 24, at 2 p. m.
w Bird Fur Shop Exhibits
Blue
New Furs.
Bridge, refreshments, prizes for each table. Only admis-
sion in your donation in linen. As a suggestion: Sheets 72x90,
pillow cases 18x27.
You and yon• friends are invited.
Crystal Ball Room, Book Cadillac Hotel.
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THE NEW OAKLAND
Wait For the First Showing of Furs
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Bodies are not only smarter,
$1.50 to $3.00 Daily
Hazomir Choral Society,
Don't forget our dance, Sunday, Dec. 2
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$12 to $16 Double
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the beauty of 45 design as well 11,-
the fine workmanship, are placing
this machine to the fore, and Dave
Garfield is among the fortunate
ones in position to display it.
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Entirely new and original in ap-
pearance, with a host of advanced
engineering features, the latest
Oakland All-American Six went on
display in Detroit at the General
Motors Fall Showing in General.
Motors building. The complete line
was on View in the showroom of the
Richards-Oakland company, while
models also were on view in the
showrooms of The Garfield Auto
Sales, 10940 Mack avenue.
In honor of the occasion, the
rooms of the Garfield company were
decorated attractively and the cars
were displayed amid an elaborate
setting.
AFI-1 has achieved tomorrow's mo-
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new cars of the year, to know definitely
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Adolph Kraus, aged Jewish financ-
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Mr. Kraus, who was the oldect
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