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43,581 JEWS LIVE IN
JAFFA AND TEL AVIV
TEL AVIV.-(J. T. A.) -The
Jewish population of Tel Aviv
and Jaffa numbers 43,581, accord-
ing to a census taken during the
month of September. The popu-
lation of Tel AVIV proper is 36,-
574, The number of Jewish men
in the two towns is 21,603.• There
are two centenarians.
According to countries of origin
the Jewish population is divid-
ed as follows: 33,920 Ashkenazim,
6,256 Sephardim and 3,131 Yem-
enites.
TRACTORS ARRIVE FOR
SETTLERS IN BUREYA
MOSCOW.-(J. T. A.)-Trac-
tors, farming implements and road
building machines have arrived at
Vladivostock from America, ac-
cording to word received by the
Out, soviety which is sponsoring
the Jewish colonization in Bureya.
The shipment, which comprised
164 cases, is intended for the
Ilureya settlers.
Only Direct Route Via..
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
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YESHIVA COLLEGE
FACULTY CHOSEN
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Noted Educators on Advisory
Council, Dr. Revel
Announces.
Norma Talmadge's First" Mother Knows Best" at
Fox Theater.
•
Sound Picture at United
Artists Theater.
"Mother Knows Best," first
No r ma Talmadge play's the most
daring role of her brilliant film
career, in "The Woman Disputed,"
with synchronized score and sound
effects, an adaption of the sensa-
tional stage success of the saw
title, which will be the attraction
at the United Artists Theater, be-
ginning Friday, Oa. 19.
Miss Talmadge's vehicle has its
locale on the Austrian-Russian
border, before and during the
World War. The earlier scenes
reveal the star, tan a flashily-
stalls d girl whose beauty makes
her a conspicuous figure in the
night life of an Austrian city. She
is loved by two men, former
friends, whom the war makes ene-
mies as well as rivals.
"Excess Baggage" at Holly-
wood; Start Umbrella
Service.
talking picture to come ft., in the
Fox pioduction studios, will start
at the new Fox theater today, sup-
planting "Four Sons," and touch-
ing on lighter moods of drama.
Stodge Bellamy, Louise Dresser,
and Barry Norton have the lead-
More ambitious than even the
two met hats stage programs, this
week's operatic gems interpreted
by the 00 orchestra soloists and
staged by the ballet and choral ar- .
lists, include "Dance of the Hears'
from "I.0 Gioc onda, " and the
the church scene. from "Casalloria
its Rusticaria." Fourteen other
features are scheduled.
Four of the no-others
Roxy's
celslerated "gang" are in Detroit
for a limited engagement: Doug-
las Stanton y, baritone, Harold
Van 'nave, tenor, Adelaide de
Lova and Viola Philo.
"Czar Ivan the Terrible" at
It t k live eomplete acts of
Little Theater.
smut ille to start "Excess Bag-
•
$5.75
Hamilton
gage," the feature picture starring
The new Russian masterpiece,
6.25 \Villiam Haines, which comes to
Niagara Falls
Toronto, Ont. .. ....$7.00 •the Hollywood theater Sunday for "Czar leen the Terribk," comes
COACHES LEAVE 8:15 A. M.
STATLER Home., BAGLEY
AVE. ENTRANCE
Steller Detroit to Staler Buffalo
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Comfort
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Denver
48.00
Los Angeles
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Tulsa
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Dallas
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Fort Worth
34.00
Salt Lake City
3.50
Cleveland
9 A. M.-DAILY-8 P. M.
STATIONS
BRUNSWICK HOTEL
Grand River and Cass
Information, Clifford 3386
BIG "4"
SYSTEM
BONDED-INSURED
Chicago
$3.50- -$3.50
Courteous service.
Reclining comfortable chairs.
New clean busses.
an engagement of four days, into
redo:ten.
For the first scenes of the pic-
ture Director James Cruse ordered
a ce mplete vaudeville show to be
hocked for one of the stages at the
studio.
A new service has been inaugur-
ated by the Hollywood theater,
West Fort street, at Ferdinand,
with the starting of the rainy sea-
son, that of providing umbrellas to
patrons walking from their cars
on the free parking lot, which ac-
commodates 1,800 cars, to the box
Mike and from the front entrance
when the patron is leaving, to pro-
tect them from the rain until they
again reach their car on the free
parking lot.
Moeller's "Pokey" at Detroit
Theater Guild.
Appointments to the faculty of
the Yeshiva College, the first col-
lege under Jewish auspices in the
United States which began work
this fall, were announced by Dr,
Bernard Revel, president of the
faculty of the Yeshiva College. Dr.
Frederick B. Robinson, president
of the College of the City of New
York, David Eugene Smith, pro-
fessor emeritus of Columbia Uni-
versity, and Prof. Charles C. Tor-
rey, department of Semitics, Yale
University, are on the advisory
(S1‘11
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Neh•
• ounce I 0 f th t
which has been organized.
The faculty for the first year
includes 'whom its members: H.
Drachnutn, l'h. German; J.
Ginsbu rg, M. A., mathematics; M.
L. Isaacs, Ph. D., chemistry; S.
D., French; B. L.
A. Rhodes,
Rosenbloom, M. A., psychology; S.
It. Safir, Ph. D., biology; S. Gondz,
Ph. D., librarian; Abraham B.
Hurtwitz, Pl. A. physical educa-
tion.
The Advisory Council.
Assoviated with them on the
teaching stair of the college are:
History of civilization, Nelson I'.
Mead, professor and head of de-
partment of history, College of the
City of New York, and Isaac Ito-
sik, professor of philosophy,Uni.
varsity of Pennsylvania; English,
PAGE NINE
illi10141CLe
Charles F. Horne, professor of '
English, College of the City of
New York, and Gustav F. Shuts,
assistant professor of oral Eng-
lish, College of the City of New
York; Latin, George M. Fathom .
assistant professor, School of Ed-
Ile stion, t'olle.ge of the City of New
York.
The Advisory Council is pre-
sided over by Samuel Levy, I.. L.
D., chairman, Louis Gold, treasur-
er, and Herbert S. Goldstein, sec-
retary. 11r. Nathan Isaacs, pro-
fessor of law, Business Graduate
School, Harvard University, Ar-
thur M. Lamport, Charles II. Sil-
ver and Dr. Revel are the other
members of the council.
Offer B. A. and B. S. Degrees.
Thee Yeshiva College is author-
ized Its the Beard of Regents of
the University of the State of New
York to give. courses leading to
the degrees of II. A. and B.S. For
the first few week, of term, the
Yeshiva College insets at the Jew-
ish Center, 131 West Eighty-Sixth
stre.et, after which the classes will
be transferred to the new build-
ings of the college, now being
completed at Amsterdam ItVeflUe
arid Istith street.
The college has started with the
work or the freshman year, and
will add another course to its cur-
riculum annually, until the college
course is complete. Other promi-
nent scholars will be added to the
faculty, as. the wnrk progre.sess
1)1'. Revel stated.
2kAilsIMMWM a.,1 ■ 11111.1W
Farmers of New York State
Gather for Annual Harvest
Festival.
ELLENVILLE, N. Y. - The
seventh annual harvest festival
of the Jewish farmer a of New
York Stale was held here at
the Fair Grounds. As in Biblical
days in ancient Palestine, so in
Lister, Sullivan and adjoining
countries, Jewish farmers came to
celebrate the ingathering of the
harvest and to listen to the inspir-
ing words of great leaders. Farni-
ing and goad will were the key-
notes of this assemblage. of over
5,000 people consisting not only of
Jews but of peoples of all faiths.
The outstanding address Of the
day was made by Louis Nlarshall,
the great constitutional lawyer
and veteran champion of 1101111ln
rights. Addresses were als de-
livered by Gabriel Davidson, gen-
eral Mandrel' of the Jewish Agri-
vulture] Society, William D. Con.
former judge of the
Ilingham,
Court of Claims, and !Wield .1. L.
Ilishis, spiritual head of Congre-
gation Mount Sinai s Anshe Enneth,
New York City. At the conclu-
sion of the meeting, Mr. Davidson
presented the Jewish Agricultur-
al Society's prizes n eat 'Jed for
meritorious work in agriculture
and in fans sanitation.
to t reit at last, beginning a spe-
c-Si e• , t t the Little The a-
ter of the Motion Picture Guild to-
day. This is the historical drama
of sixteenth century Russia upset
all previous rules of movie tech- FOR RENT-Room and board for MACK If. WEISS, strictly kosher
catering for weddings, ban-
nique and entertainment, having
two. Private. Call Mm. Pleis•
quets, parties, etc. Excellent
served as a lode.1 of study in the
ner, 3215 Blaine Avenue. Gar-
leading American film studies.
food. Rates reasonable. Will
field 7951.
"Czar Ivan the Terrible" WAS
also rent out home for parties
and weddings. 1670 Pingree
produced by Smokino of Moscow, WANTED-Good Hebrew teacher
Ave. Phone Empire 7146,
the organization which made
for private lessons to two boys.
"Potemkin," "Mother" and The
.
Call Whittier 2132
FOR RENT-Upper 6 rooms, new-
The End of St. Petersburg." Di-
ly decorated. Reasonable rent.
rected by Jun Taritch, its cast is FOR RENT-Furnished room with
Steam heat. No objection to
made up of members of the fa-
private couple, suitable for one
children. 2724 Cortland, or
mous Nloscow Art Theater, with
or two men or women. No ob-
Arlington 5549-R.
L. M. Leonieloff in the title role.
jection to couple. 2224 West
Euclid. Phone Euclid 1817-M.
FOR
RENT-Furnished
room.
"Escape" Continues at De-
Shear.
Near Trumbull car and Four-
troit Civic Theater.
teenth bus. For one or two,
FOR RENT-Furnished room in
male or female. 1980 Blaine
modern lower flat, suitable for
The Detrbit trivia Theater con-
Ave.
one or two young gentlemen.
tinues John Galsworthy's roman-
Near car and bus line. Reason- FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
tic drama, "Escape," for another
week, with Craig Ward and George
able. Call 2053 Clairmount. moon, for gentleman in private
Garfield 0420-W.
Blackwood alternating in the lead-
family. Shower bath. Conveni-
ing role and the part of the minis-
ent to car and bus lines. 110noe
ter. Vera Allen and Miriam Sears FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
comforts. Hemlock 9A29-\V.
for
one
or
two
young
men,
with
have interesting roles, and this
private family. Desirable loom FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
play also marks the return of
pion,
and
all
conveniences
ob-
Madame Clare Clemens to the
bright room with email private,
tainable. 2468 Gladstone ave-
family.
company. "Escape" is written
Gentleman or lady.
nue. Garfield 6339-51,
rather in the style of the moving
Rent reasonable. Near car line
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It is with the greatest pride
that Mr. William Fox in-
vites you to hear and see the
operatic gems as interpreted
by the sixty Fox orchestra
soloists and staged by the
ballet and choral artists-a
new program to accompany
each Fox special Movie-
toned photo-drama.
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To Chicago
C oach
MADGE BELLAMY
LOUISE DRESSER
HARRY NORTON
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"Dance of the Hours"
Fox
WILLIAM
MasCagni ' s
"Cavalleria
de Rusticana"
14 Other Features grace
this week's presentation
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WEEK 115:(IINNING MONDAY, OCT. II
FIRST PRODUCTION IN DETROIT OF
Winthrop Antes' New York Stircesis
LARRY RICH
AND HIS BAND
"ESCAPE"
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Singers, Dancers Comedian.
BY JOHN GALSWORTHY
Exciting me'odram•, mingled with p'enty of laugh. and real romance
WRITTEN IN NEW DRAMATIC STYLE
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LAST 2 EX1RA PERFORMANCES-WED. MAT,
AND EVE. OCT. 24TH
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S "CANDIDA"
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ORCHESTRA
HALL
"'Hie Modern Comedian"
YOUNG LEE II CO.
IN
Of Japans.... Aiolot
Popular Concert
TICKETS
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Em il V uerniolier 25ct CO$3.00
373 to Linda),
A Denionvtration
DETROIT'S OWN
SEYMOUR SIMONS
Intern.
SUNNY II ROOK ORCHF.STRA
Cohl;uulueare tor
"NUTCRACKER" SUITE
BOB CLARK
the
GOLDEN VOICED
V olChl) ORGAN
10 - HOLLYWOOD GIRLS
Detroit Symphony °rebuts%
Willem Van Hoogstraten Tito Schipa
IN
linest
"Excess Baggage"
combIrto•
Tenor Soloiat
Ticket. 51.00 to 32.50-Orchestra Hall at Grinnell'.
ASTOR
THEATER
LITTLE THEATRE
SUNDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY
Oct. 21.22.23
SITES 7-9-MAT. SUN., •at 3
Continuous Sat, and Sun.
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TEL. CLIFFORD
Wise
"The Legion of the
Condemned"
Merlin and Waxhington
Withi n Picture Gulld P resents
"CZAR IVAN TH TERRIBLE
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 24
Rudolph Shildkraut
If
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in
A magnifiemit and dynamic dramatization of the life and
timrx of Maim-y*14 moat fiendiah monarch."
" A SHIP COMES IN"
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, Oct.
Thursday - 8:30
Friday - - - 2:30
Next Symphony Pair
- to
-
WILLIAM HAINES
ON THE SCREEN
25, 26
"A really great picture that, in acting and technical excellence, has 00000
performance by L. M. Leonidoff In the
been surpmsed. A m' vi
title role. II this comes your way-don't mss It1"-Photoplay Magazine.
Milton Sills-Doris Kenyon
in
"THE HALK'S NEST"
Also
Harold Lloyd in "Bumping Into Broadway"
SATURDAY, Oct. 27.
FEATURE
SPECIAL nouns:
Also "MANHATTAN" A Film Poem
LITTLE THEATRE TRIO, ETC.
HEAR THEM ALL
BENNY FRIEDMAN Wolverines
his
National Football League
PLAN
Continental Stages
NEW YORK GIANTS
$3.50
CHICAGO
$3.50
BRUCE CADWELL
Chas. F. Cooper, Inc.
SAVOY HOTEL
IlltE:ENTS
los 'Ts f: so rinds"
Phoe,Oi 21:11,1
.12 1 40
PonyErAfrjs
. Lines
Said to be the fin-
est thing in talking
pictures that has
yct been given to
the public.
Ponchielli'a
man-doesn't get too hopelessly '
"Crooks Can't Win"
s
get a position doing housework
FOR RENT-Light, airy room for
oh RALPH 1.5:WIS
sentimental. With the striking,
short hours during the day. Good
rent with private family. For
"Circus Rookies"
' settings of Norman Bel Geddes
housekeeper and handy in bitch-
a man or lady. Call Arlington
with Charles Dane k cheater Arthur
and the splendid production "The
en work. Mrs. R. Schneider,
0
8640-M. 2319 Glendale Ai
46.
Five O'Cloek Girl" is a musical
15472 Wildemere Ave.
JACK RABBIT LINES
comedy to please the most fastid- FOR RENT-Front room in apart-
FOR RENT-Nice large furnished
ions and theatergoers are urged to
9 a. m. - LIMITED - 8 p. m.
ment on Euclid Ave. }teat and
room for one or two men. Fri-
take advantage of the final week
hot water at all times. Neat
Pittsburgh $6, Akron $4
vale home. 2917 Hazelwood.
t° see it.
home of couple. Kitchen privi-
0189
near car line. Garfield 1647.
515 Grand River. Clifford
if desired. Couple or one
"Sally's Shoulders" at OF1.
o r two girls. Near Trumbull FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
1111111
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and
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bus.
S MINIMIN1.11.111M1111.11.3"
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room for young man or couple.
I
Garfield 6773-M.
'
Arlington 6724-R. 2696 Les-
"Sally's Shoulders" is the en-
lie Ave.
ti in g title of the new icture to FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
room with private family. No FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
he presented at the Oriental Then-
R. C. A. 18-Price $95
Sturtevant.
children.
3016
Lees Tubes
ter for the week opening Sunday,
room for one or two gentlemen
'Pioneer System Inc.
Arlington
7175.R.
BONDED-INSURED
Oct. 21, along with another big
with private family. Near Trum-
Keith - Albee - Orpheum
bull car. Mrs. Greenfield, 1655
bill of
furnished
FOR RENT-Nicely
vaudeville. This is an adaption of
Blaine Av e.
room for gentleman with 'Ti-
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BOSCH
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by Beatrice Burton and has as its
CROSLEY
a. m., 1 p. m., 8 p. m.
Tennyson, between Woodward
private family for one or two.
headliners in the cast Lois Wilson,
SPARTON
Home conveniences. 15837 Lin-
Daily, $5.00
Iluntley Gordon, George !racket- and John R. Longfellow 8195.
RADIOLA
wood, north of Fenkell.
thorne, Edythe Chapman and Lu- FOR
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cille Williams, wear shop in prominent north- FOR RENT-Nice steam heated
F'EDERAI.
One of the flashiest and most
Air Brakes.
western section. A real bar-
2662 Elmhurst, near
room.
ZENITH
entertaining acts on the big time
gain. Must sell on account of , Linwood. Arlington 5877-W.
$10.00
St. Louis
SONORA
circuit
of
vaudeville
conies
Sun-
difficulties.
Box
partnership
NEW TERMINAL.
$14.00
Kansas City
FADA
day with Larry Rich and His
FOR RENT-A very nice airy
100, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
•
•$26.50
Denver
Friends, presenting an orchestra,
room for one or two gentlemen
6 West Vernor
dancers, singers and novelty en- RADIO FOR SALE-Practically
$17.50
or ladies.
All modern home
Omaha
at Woodward
new all-electric Freed-Eiseman
tertainers. This orchestra is aug-
conveniences.
Call Hemlock
$55.00
Los Angeles
radio, 7 tubes, including beau-
mented by Mlle. Cherie, the Dean
29914.
Own Busses Everywhere
Bus Station
tiful cone speaker. A wonderful
Twins and Bernie Rich, singers,
opportunity to secure the latest MRS. J. SHERLINE-First-clas.s
dancers and steppers of equality.
Phone for Reservation
Radio Stores
catering for weddings and par-
--
and best in radio at a real bar-
11641 Deafer ■ t Webb.
2548 Woodward
gain. Almost your own price.
ties. 15850 Linwood. Hemlock
"The Skull" Remains Sec.
9217
Grand
Riser, at Joy Rd.
Cadillac 3225
Add ress B ox 700 ,Detroit
D
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J
1881-J,
I
and Week at Shubert -
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is
Ironic e, giving p one n m-
Lafayette.
housekeeper
I
WANTED
-
Jewish
ber.
for home. Just three at home.
GREASING
GAS AND 0123
For real amusement, plus ex- HEBREW TEACIIER, ezperi-
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Open All Night
citement and sensational thrills-
Po;
eneed, well versed in Ilebrew
required. Pontiac 19504.
thrills that linger in one's memory
and English, will give private
Dwight St., Pontiac. Mich. Mid-
PARKING
long after. there is nothing like a
lessons in Hebrew, also Bar
die aged woman preferred.
good mystery comedy. It awakens
Phone
Mitzvah preparations.
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
all the emotions and sends one
Ilemlock 3003-R.
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really been somewhere and seen CAPABLE JEWISH WOMAN will
3169 WOODWARD AT PETERBORO
care for children by hour, day
per
$12
in the Book Arcade Tower
Dexter location.
something.
or week. Call Euclid 95114.
HAROLD S. SMITH
month. Call Mrs. B. Strasner,
Of this type is "The Skull," Lew
Washington Blvd. at State St.
MOTOR CLEANING ., Cantor's latest theatrical offering
12131
Otsego.
Garfield
1702-N1,
CAR WASHING
furnished
Monday or Sunday morning.
to be seen at the Shubert-Lafa- FOR RENT-Nicely
Wondcrfill Pining Room on
room with elderly couple No
%site Theater for another week.
the Fitted Illuminated Street in
I
other roomers and no children. TO RENT-Young lady desires
' 1 ''The Skull" is being presented
the Country.
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room and board with refined
Carbon Removed by Oxygen, 35c Per Cylinder
with the original cast following
Serving Breakfast,
pire 0464-M.
family. Modern home preferred.
successful engagements at the For-
Cents
95
9
Minutes
Your Car Cleaned in
In the vicinity of Woodward,
Luncheon, Dinner
rest Theater, New York. Includ- FOR RENT-1469 Virginia Park.
Clairmount and Trumbull car
and after Theater
ed in the cast are Sydney Riggs,
furnished room for young man. ,
Please
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Empire
lines.
Winifred Barry. Frances Brandt,
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Must h eve references.
7516, except Sunday.
SPECIALS
We know how. Done while you wait. Air pressure system.
Carobs Parson. C. W. VanVoorhis,
A good place to eat, • fine
Allan Davis, Harry Nelson, Regi- FOR SALE-Delicatessen store in I
place to meet.
nald Carrington and Victor Bee-
MORRISON AUTO SERVICE STATION
thriving Jewish neighborhood,
Guaranteed Brake Service
Appetizing foods. Very mod•
croft.
doing nice business. A real bar - I 3979.89 Grand River Ave.
100 Vernor Highway Wert, Corner Park Ave.
crab prices.
gain. Excellent reason for sell-
Glendale 5758.
Open Day and Night, Sundays Included
ing. Box 105, Jewish Chronicle.
I Checker Cabs. Empire 7000.
$7 St. Louis
$10.50 Kansas City
On the
Screen ,
First Fox
Talking Drama
uou,
(Our Ilublir
_Alt Kourru uf
JE USALE M.-- (J. T. A .) - • WEST ADAMS 01,00 ■ TE HoTel TULLE
The population of Palestine is
se0
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a
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again facing a serious water short- K4LAti
age.
WEEK OF OCTOBER 21
Philip Moeller's one-act comedy,
"Pokey," will be used as a curtain
raiser at the Detroit Theater
'Guild's performance of Wilde's
"Salome" NI/V. 6 and 7 and at a
midnight performance for theatri-
cal people Nov. 10. Edith Komi-
son will direct the Moeller play.
The next department to be ad-
ded to the organization's list of ac-
tivities will be is school of the pictures, and moves r a p idly
ale bus. 2924 Cortland. Call
dance. It will occupy studios on through seven episodes, nut the AM FORMING a bridge and diver-
Ilendock 66644.
sion club for mature lonely peo-
the third floor of the Guild House. usual three acts. The action is
ple. Only men and women who FOR RENT-Large airy room.
swift and exciting, the characters
are unattached, refined, edu-
Very reasonable. llot water,
are thoroughly human and real,
called and of high moral charm:-
steam heat. Convenient to Dex-
and there is delightful comedy in
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ter bus and street ear line.
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young Englishman who through
Box 110, Detroit Jewish Chron-
an accident is put in prison. He
icle.
stands it as long as possible, and
WANTED-A refined business
then escapes. The episodes follow
FOR RENT-Pleasant warm room
girl to share a large, pleasant
his escape, and the different people
for one or two persons. Rem-
twin bed room in modern apart •
who help him on his way.
(enable. 3740 Tuxedo, Apt. 3.
ment near car line. Apply 2555
Due to the tremendous success
Corner Dexter,
Pingree, Apt. 19.
and enthusiastic audiences of
George Bernard Shaw's "Candida"
WANTED - Salesmen to sell FOR RENT -Furnished room
Miss Bonstelle has decided to con-
suitable for one or two gentle-
household merchandise. Good
tinue with special performances
men; with or without garage.
National Credit
opportunity.
of this charming comedy, Wednes-
2281 Hazelwood Ave.
Co. J. II. Kopelman, 224 Sled-
day matinee and evening, Oct. 2-1,
bury Ave.
during the run of "Escape."
BOOKKEEPER and steno canal&
of assuming complete charge de-
TO RENT-A nice clean furnished
sires position. Call Miss Willer,
"The Five O'Clock Girl"
room in refined Jewish home for
Garfield 3354-M.
One More Week at Cass.
55e;
one or two gentlemen.
Northway WANTED-Refined lady to share
Melbourne Ave.
"The Five O'Clak Girl," Phil-
4226.
Startling low winter ex-
home with mother and son. Ex-
ip Goodman's musical comedy
cursion rates-good at all
cellently
furnished.
Dexter
which has been delighting audi- FOR RENT-Room for refined
tines-on all busses
neighborhood. Extremely rots-
eases a lm
U C ass Theater for the
young gentleman in a private
Every seat a RESERVED
onable. Longfellow 7896.
past
three
weeks,
begins
the
final
'
home
with
young
couple;
no
sea t. B e convinced-
week of its engagement next Sun-
children; Linwood section. Call FOR RENT-Beautifully furn-
Travel via Pony Express.
day night. For scintillating, tunes,
Glendale 8391 or Sunday, Arl-
ished room with three windows
vivacious dancing, excellent hu-
ington 3198-M.
in private home for refined man.
WIshroont
mor and lavish scenes this "fairy
King Ave„ between John R. and
Noon
Drinking
8 :Id A. M..12.
FOR RENT-Young lady desires '•
tale
in
modern
clothes"
has
all
the
Brush. Rent reasonable. Em-
Water
s.sesit sea r. ne
room in immediate vicinity of
qualities that go to make up an
Bagxage
8143.
assoliame seems, 51)111
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Temple Beth El.
References .
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ultra
successful
musical
plays
Grand River Ave. at
ticatert
furnished.
Call
Cass.
Cass.
All in all "The Five O'Clock
Arlington FOR RENT-Furnished room for
Card Tables
4809-R Sunday, or evenings call.
Fort
Girl" is excellent entertainment
Uptown
light housekeeping or room and
2 Drivers
Hemlock 1635-W. Miss Burke.
warn HMO, Cass Ave.
and Porter
and the plot-thank Mr. Good-
board if desired. Or I wish to
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Sam Auerbach-Sadie Shoengold
a well-known star cast in Sam Auerbach's
version of
of the Greatest Musical Production
Extra Big Chorus
IS Numbers of Songs
Supported by
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