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THE*E1110fIleilSit etRONICIE
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ANDREWS TO SPEAK
AT GOOD-WILL MEET
Roger M. Andrews, president
and publisher of the Detroit
Times, will be one of the speakers
at the Good-
Will meeting of
the Men's Club
of Temple Beth
El on Tuesday
evening.
M r.
Andrews will
present the
Protestantview-
point on ,,erue
w i
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REAL
PLEASURE
AND A SOUND
INVESTMENT
The
BEN ZWI PLAY AT
YIDDISH THEATER
Tolstoy Anniversary to be
Celebrated on Thurs-
day Evening.
PLAN NEW HEBREW
DAILY IN VIENNA ,
VILNA.-(J. T. A.)-Plans
for the publication of a new He-
new daily newspaper here were
formulated by a committee formed
at the initiative of the Tarbuth or-
ranization.
$1425
Thls instrument is small enema!,
Joe the most limited spare, yet it
retains that breadth and beauty
szl tone which a true grand piano
ought to hare. el very popular
model.
Twnty-Second Annual Gath-
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2.
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Nocturne In E flat maJor, Op. 05, No. 2;
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The
Bohemia in Detroit.
"The Talk of the Day," ("A
On Sunday, Nov. 11, the Ameri-
Harz vos Beinkt,"), a new melo-
Jewish Committee will hold its
With its growing cosmopolitan- can
drama by a new author, Ben Zwi,
twenty-second annual meeting at
will be staged at the Yiddish Play- ism Detroit has recognized and the Hotel Astor in New York
hnise, Twelfth and Seward, this
riven a place to the warm congen- City. In addition to the members
evening, Saturday and ality ef Bohemianism, and a num. from various sections throughout
Americanism." Fr i day evening,
matinee and evening.
ter of places modelled after those the country, representatives of
T h c Catholic
An advance announcement con- to be bound in Grenoich Village various national organizations af-
viewpoint w ill
reciting this play states that the save opened their doors to the yen- filiated with the committee will h0'
be presented by clever parts and the dance and ,urescnie public.
present. The most important
Judge Ernest A. song numbers of the new play
Among the newest is The Green business of the meeting will be the
O'Brien, a n d
guarantee its success and the sue- Door, 1135 Griswold street, right presentation by Louis Marshall.
- Judge Charles cess of the author. Miss Sadie ff Clifford, where the note of a,-
Mr. Andrews.
president of the committee, of the
Simons will Shoenguld, leading lady, why lel ease so characteristic of these
report of the activities of the
speak for the Jewish group.
will be starred in this play, has daces is emphasized by the charm executive committee during the
Mr. Andrews is a former vice- been rehearsing her difficult part ind warmth of the furnishings.
past year.
president of the Bank of tlaly,
for three weeks. She will he as-
Here too there is featured each
Successors to the following offi-
California. Ile is a graduate of
sisted in the leading opposite role nonth a different exhibition of fine cers will be chosen to serve for'
Yale Law School. Ile is the
by Sans Aurbach.
paintings by a local artist, togeth- one year: President Louis Mar-
president of the Herald-Leader of
On Thursday evening, the regu- r with a reception for the exhib- shall, Vice-Presidents Cyrus Ad-1
Menominee, Upper Peninsula's
lar literary night of the Playhouse. iting artist, to which reception the ler and Julius Rosenwald, and
leading daily.
Mr. Aurbach will star in either -sublic is invited.
Treasurer Isaac M. Ullman.
"Shylock" or Tolstoy's "Living
Corpses."
To
Lay Cornerstone for Late
The Yiddish Theater will cele-
Ann Finkelstein.
brate the one hundredth anniver-
Morris Finkelstein and family
sary of Count Leo Tolstoy on
NOVELTY
GIFTS--Suitable
for
announce
to their relatives and ,
Officials who participated in the Thursday evening, when the De-
bridge and other occasions. Rae friends that they will erect a head- 1
second annual fur show at the troit company will present "Kreu-
C.
Levy
Shop,
8825
Second
stone
at
the
grave of Anna Fin-
Masonic Temple last September zer Sonata," featuring Mr. Aur-
Blvd., car. Gladstone. Empire kelstein on Sunday, Nov. 18, at 2
met at a staff affair on Wednesday bach and his cast.
1352 .
o'clock, at Machpelah Cemetery.
at the Phoenix Club. A program,
including addresses, followed din-
FOR SALE-Fruit and fish mar- Mary Davis Laundv on Dex-
ner. Michael Wellman of the
ket doing thriving business, in
Wellman Fur Co. was chairman of
ter is First of Chain.
good neighborhood. Leaving
the entertainment c o mm it tee
The Mary Davis; Hand Laundry
city on account of illness. 11716
which prepared the entertainment
at 12108 Dexter boulevard is the
Dexter Blvd., near Webb Ave.
program.
first of a chain of community laun-
The dinner was attended by 56 Victor Kolar Returns to Po- FOR RENT-Nicely furnished dries. Being an unusually clean
members. Eight representatives
room with private family for and atractive place, all work hand-
dium Thursday and
of prominent New York fur corn-
couple or one or two men. 955 led by this laundry is done on the
Friday.
ponies were present, including the
King Ave. Northway 0524-W.
premises, and its prices are in line
president of the Brooklyn Fur
with other laundries in Detroit,
Victor Kolar, associate conduc- WANTED-Young lady wishes while its work is unsurpassed. A
Merchants Association, and repre-
room with refined private fam- specialty is made of work on cur-
sentatives of the Thunder Bay tor of the Detroit Symphony Or-
ily. Board if possible. Refer- . tains and blankets. Residents of
chestra, returns to the podium to
Ranch.
Addresses were delivered by conduct the pair of symphony con- . ences furnished. Address Box the neighborhood are invited to in-
130, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. . snect the laundry.
Mr. Wellman, Mr. Hogan, Harry certs on Thursday night and Fri-
Zausmer and others. Entertain- day afternoon. Mr. Kolar's repu-
7.
ment features included a fine or- tation as a builder of interesting MACK B. WEISS, strictly kosher t
catering for weddings, ban-
programs is again demonstrated
chestra and singers.
quets,
parties,
etc.
Excellent
When
Thanks for securing the use of on this occasion, for his choice of
food. Rates. reasonable. Will
the Phoenix Club were extended numbers includes two "first per-
Thinking
also rent out home for partiei
formances" in Detroit. The sym-
to Manuel Rosenberg.
of
and weddings. 1670 Pingree
phony is by the French composer,
Ave. Phone Empire 7146.
and is known as the
Professional Service Station Chausson,
Symphony in B-flat major, Op. 20.
At 3169 Woodward.
The assisting soloist at these HEBREW TEACIIER, experi-
enced, well versed in Hebrew
concerts will be Edward Johnson,
and English, will give private
Located in the heart of the city, one of the finest tenor soloists in
lessons in Hebrew, also Bar
!
at 3169 Woodward avenue at Pet- this country and one of the real
Mitzvah preparations. Phone
erboro, the Professional Service stars of the Metropolitan Opera.
Hemlock 3003-R.
Station offers unusual convenien-
ces for the business and profess-
MRS. J. SHERLINE-First-class
ional man located in the immed- Josef lioffmann's Program
WITH
BEE
catering for weddings and par-
iate neighborhod or the downtown
Monday Evening.
ties. 15850 Linwood. Hemlock
Chevrolet Co.
district. The station is open day
1881-J.
6510 Twelfth St. Empire 4035
and night and offers all kinds of
Josef Hofmann, the eminent pi-
service on the automobile, includ- anist, will appear in recital at Ar- WANTED-Salesmen to solicit
ing repairs, washing, greasing, cadia auditorium, Monday evening,
auto storage contracts for a
CADILLAC 4316 EUCLID 26694
cleaning of motor, etc. It also has Nov. 12, as the second number in
large garage in northwest sec-
apace for all-day parking.
Winn School of Popular and
tion. Liberal commission. Call
the Philharmonic Series. He offerr
Classical Music
Mr. Peritz, Empire 10098.
a most interesting program, as
2438 WOODWARD
Walt Kazaks, Director
follows:
FOR RENT-Office space on Dela-
Founded 1900 by Edward R. Winn
THE OYSTER HOUSE
Wurlitzer Bldg.
1.
ware near Twelfth St. Call Mr.
11501) Broadway
Variations In F. Major (Harmonious
BLANCHE FEINBERG, Violin
Peritz, Empire 10098.
FUR MEN MEET AT
DINNER AND STAG
Ebonized Baby
Grand
COMMITTEE
WILL MEET SUNDAY
3.
The Sanctuary
Dvorskr
Marsh
Sergel Prokofleff
Tarantella "Venezia • Napoli, Frans Liszt.
Zelina Mundstuk Piano Re-
cital Friday, Nov. 16
Grainger
Paimgren
Palmirren
1.1.xt
for Two
Mr. Silverstein will play:
FOR RENT-Furnished room.
Reasonable rent. Suitable for
young couple or two young men
or one. Garage if desired. 3777
Lawrence Ave. Garfield 4694.51.
Call any time.
FOR RENT-Beautifully fur-
nished room with three win-
dows. For refined lady or gen-
tleman.
King Ave. between
John R. and Brush.
Rent
reasonable. Empire 8143.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
room for one or two in a pri-
vate home. Phone Arlington
3297-M. 2442 Glendale Ave.
FOR RENT-Nice large room in
small private family. Near car
and bus lines. 2924 Cortland
near Linwood. Hemlock 6664.J.
TO RENT-A lady will rent light,
airy furnished room to refined
lady or gentleman. Near Wood-
ward Ave. and bus line. Price
not the object. Call Empire
3362-M.
Serenade Melancolique
Tschaikomity
Larghetto
Handel Brown
Spani•th Dance
Granados-Kreisler
Savotte
Gomm
AM FORMING a bridge and diver-
sion club for mature lonely peo-
ple. Only men and women who ,
are unattached, refined, educat-
ed and of high moral character
The Music Study Club.
need answer. All replies strictly
The Detroit Music Study Club
confidential. Address Box 140,
gave its first radio program of the
Detroit Jewish Chronirle.
season on Monday, Oct. 29, at 2:10
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
p. m., from Station WGIIP.
for a gentleman or lady. Steam
The following group of songs
heat. Close to car and has
was exquisitely flung by Mrs. How.
lines. Only two in family. 9235
and Salzenstein: "A Dream," by
McQuade, near Dexter.
BartIbtti, Hear • Trush at
Eve," by Cadman; "The First Vio-
PIANO LESSONS given by expert
let," by Mendelssohn; and "The
teacher. Rates reasonable. Rae.
Sweetest Flower that Blows," by
Garfinkel. Empire 8780-W.
Hawley. Mrs. Emory Monash
played the accompaniment. Two FOR RENT, 1957 Gladstone-Fur.
delightful piano solos: "The Ma-
nished room for one or two
zurka," by Goddard: and "First
men. Twin beds, shower and
Arabesque" by DeBarry, wet.,
tub bath; hot running water at
Played by Mrs. Joshua Sarasohn
all times. Near car and bus
The Detroit Music Study Club will
lines. Home privileges. Phone
broadcast a program through
Euclid 2193-W.
Station WGIIP once a month.
ROOM AND BOARD for respec- I
table Jewish young man, in pri-
F. SMITH TO DIRECT
vate, refined and up-to-date
home; including garage. 2231
HALEVY VOCAL CLASS
West Euclid.
The Halevy announces that F
Smith, head of the department of
FOR RENT-Middle-aged woman
education of Detroit, in both the
wishes to rent room with house-
evening and day schools, has beer
keeping to couple, woman or
engaged as instructor in vocal col.
girl. Sobel, 12129 Linwood
tore for the Halevy Choir. This
Ave., near Richton.
class meets every Thursday eve
ning at 9 p. m. at 539 Kenilworth FLAT FOR RENT-Gladstone,
and is open to Halevy member
2031. Four bedrooms, break-
only. • The class was organized
fast room, complete seven beau-
last Thursday evening.
tiful rooms. Newly decorated.
Rent reasonable. Garfield 6665.
PERFECTION LODGE NO. 486
F. & A. M.
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F.
A. M., will hold • special corn
munication Wednesday, Nov. 14
at 8:30 p. rn. E. A. Degree.
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We Invite Your Inquiries.
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HELEN LEWIS, Piano
Miss Zelina Mundstuk will ap-
pear in a piano recital at the De- FOR RENT-Beautiful large room
troit Museum of Arts, 5200 Wood-
for refined lady or gentleman.
ward, on Nov, 16, under the aus-
Modern home. Private family.
pices of the Jean Goldkette College
Near car, bus. 2643 Elmhurst
of Music. She will be assisted by
Ave. Arlington 4809-R.
her teacher, Florence Pauly Car-
roll, pianist, and Bernard Silver- FOR RENT-Furnished room for
gentleman in private family, $5
stein, violinist. Admission to the
per week.. 2929 Pingree Ave.
recital is free to the public.
Garfield 2221-J.
Miss Mundstuk'h program fol.
lows:
ROOM FOR RENT in refined pri-
Theme and Variations for Two Pianos.
vate home, for girl or boy.
Sinding
11703 Broadstreet. Phone Gar-
Sonata Quasi una FantasM, .11mthoven
field 8541-W.
Golliwogs Cake Walk
Delomm
Shepherd's Hey
The Swan
The Sea
Gnomenreitten
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2
Pianos.
Bank References
YOUNG LADY, fine appearing,
23, Southern, would like to be-
come acquainted with gentle-
man. 25-35. Address Box 135,
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
FOR RENT-Room for refined
young man in private home,
with young couple. No chil-
dren. Linwood section. Call
(:I-.dale 8001. or Sunday can,
Arlington 3199-11.
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