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INSCRIPTIONS IN
THE GOLDEN BOOK

JEWISH CHILDREN
IN POLISH MARCH

KORAN THE SEER AT
ORIENTAL THEATER

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Bob ['berg's Store Known
Under Firm Name of Boyd's.

dent Ignace Moscicki appeared on
Attention is focused upon Bob
the balcony of the castle to respond
Isberg's shoe shop under the tirni
to the acclamation of the huge
Jewish throng which gathered
name of Boyd's, at Woodward gild
there in patriotic exhnitation. Sim-
Grand Boulevard, and this up-io-
ilar scenes were enacted in front
date store is considered among tine
The Jewish National Fund of of the finest in the new Wood ward-
of the Belvidere • l'alace where
Detroit announces that the names Boulevard shopping district.
WARSAW.-(J. T. A.) - Ten Marshal l'ilsudski received the del-
The store's odd front, emblazon-
thousand pupils of the Jewish egation.
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marwil
The children of the religious
were inscribed in the Golden Book ed with a tine color scheme, leads
schools in Poland's capital march-
in Jerusalem prior to their depar- the customer into a beautifully
ed Friday morning along the schools maintained under the aus-
ture for Palestine by the follow- furnished store which features one
streets of Warsaw to the Royal pices of the Orthodox Agudath Is-
ing: Fred M. Butzel, Ira Copeland. If the best selections of shoes in
Castle, Poland's White House, and rael did not participate in the par-
"Nature and Love" and Will A. Cooper, Israel Davidson, D. S. the city. The Florsheim Shoes are
to the Belvidere Palace, the resi- ade, refusing to nun- eh under the
Diamond, I.. Duscotf, J. II. Ehr- among the makes carried.
Rogers Comedy at Little
dence of Marshal Pilsudski, in cel- Zionist blue and white banner.
The association of Jewish Writ-
lich, B. Fenton, William Friedman,
ebration of the tenth anniversary
Theater.
ers and Journalists of Poland ar-
A. I,. Gordon, A. J. Koffman, A.
of Poland's independence.
Theater
announces
ranged
a
festive
meeting
ter
Fri-
Forty-five schools were repre-
Siimet hing new in the way of Pregairson, I. Shetzer, P. Slomo-
day evening, when
addresses on t e presentation Sunday for the
tite, L. Smilansky, Abe Srere, I..
sented in the parade, which was
h
entire week "Son of the Golden films comes to the Little Theater
Stoll, Joseph Wetsman, M. II.
three kilometers long, and said to the present and future of Polish
be unequalled. After receiving a Jewry and the Republic were de- West," Toni Mix's first independ- today. The Motion l'icture Guild, Zackheim, D. Zemon, I. Zilber, Ru-
entiy produced motion picture pro. which specializes in unusual pc- dolph Zuitiluick.
delegation of the marchers, Presi- livered.
Weal Adams at Grand Circus Park
This is an epic romance tures. seems to have outdone I itself
David Oppenheim has honored
( I ut - t i on.
t •
of the pioneer express laid in the in the presentation in its t wa tis his recently departed neither with
wild and picturesque days when 'if "Nature and Love," a new an inscription in the Golden Book,
the overland trail was followed V rA production which traces
from the beginning the evulut ion
across plains and mountains
of human
ma and 11 111111111 life in alt its
•
•
the pioneers who civilized t
fascinating
and
WANTED
--
Stenographer
with
varied
many
FOR RENT-Furnished room.
knowledge of bookkeeping. wilderness.
Reasonable rent. Suitable for
Of special interest to the suede- l'It"'"-
WAS 1,1,
Speedy,
capable;
must
have
at
young couple or two young men
and
Love"
the
goat
UFA shah , s
least three years' experience. villa fun is the announcement that "Nature
or one. Garage if desired. 3777
-
Great Koran, supreme crystal ` tut"' tit
To work into responsible posi- the
seer, will be line of the Keith of Berlin under the scientific 'II
Lawrence Ave. Garfield 4694.M.
(h i Sunday evening, Dec. 2, at
tion. Apply 1361 Gratiot.
headliners for the vseek. Koran rection of Dr. Ulrich K. T. Schulz,
Call any time.
and was directed by Dr. M. E. 1). the Majestic Theater, Wading ar-
is completing a tour of all the Kaufman of the University of Ber- lists of the Moscow Ilabiniah will
FOR RENT-Couple have spare FOR RENT-Furnished room tot
lady or gentleman in private larger cities of the country and in It is aceompanied on the pro- present a concert which will In-
bedroom for two gentlemen.
has met with amazing: success
of the best hits of the
family;
young
couple
with
no
wherever he goes. Koran will an- gram at the little Theater by s v- cluck some
Twin beds. Rent reasonable.
oral short subjects, one of which troupe.
children, 2230 Euclid West,
2205 Euclid, cor. Fourteenth,
swer questions on the past, tires-
comedy
in
which
e0110 and drama in Yid-
Dances,
gt.
near
La
Salle.
Garfield
4091-J.
Itors
Will
a W
A P t . 104 .
by is
ent and future. He is assisted Six.-
the late Presidential candidate ,fish will feature this concert, two
company o of 0r i • tal girls.
of whose partic i pa ti ng ac tors will
STARTS SUNDAY
( °ress.
fu-
tig
eautifully
satirizes
tiri
FOR RENT -Furnished room. FO R RENT
cial
performances
for
women
will
/.moth and Chaicle
• be Benjamin /.moth
niched room for one or two Ken-
Privileges of home. Single or
men;
near
Fourteenth
car
be
announced
in
Inc
advertise-
O
couple. Reasonable rent. MN.
No chil- ments during the week.
Second Week for The Jest" CrNln kr 'zetnach's name has, since
With couple.
line.
L. ZitT, 1969 Delaware Ave.
his coming to this country, become
deco. Arlington 6164.R.
at Detroit Civic Theater.
Garfield 5897-W.
. _
Detroit is having its first upper- synonymous with good singing,
Red Dance" at the New tunity of seeing one of the most acting and dancing.
"The
FOR
RENT--Large
room
with
YOUNG MAN, 24, refined, from
About Miss Grober Dr. Muk-
Fox.
young couple for lady or gen-
famous modern Italian plays, "The
London, England, desires to
tleman. All conveniences; neat
The exquisite Dolores Del Rio lest," by Sew Benelli, which is Boni wrote in the Jewish Morning
cultivate friendship. Address
bus and car line. Pingree Ave. atars in "The Red Dance," which continuing for another week lit Journal:
Jewish Chronicle, Box 145.
Seems to Po
between Twelfth and Four- makes its anpearance Saturday the Detroit Civic Theater. with Miss Gro possesses many
Supernatural Mind
teenth. Call Garfield 6944-R.
Nov. 17, on the screen of the Fox Craig Ward, George Blackwood, beautiful nuances, and d he has
MACK B. WEISS, strictly kosher
catering for weddings, ban- FOR RENT - Nieely furnished Theater. Charles Farrell in the and Miriam Sears, in leading roles. much grace and charm."
rale of Prince Eugene and Ivan Vera Allen, Albert Loew, and Wal-
quets, parties, etc. Excellent
0ton for refined gentleman or Linow as the unwelcome lover lend
CARD OF THANKS
ter Sherwin also have interesting
food. Rates reasonable. Will
lady in private home. Can have charm atal power to the story.
parts. The hero is a poor young
also rent out home for parties
use of grand piano and home Many of the scenes were "shot" in
The family of the late Samuel
painter, bullied and tormented by a
and weddings. 1670 Pingree
Thousands have read his
privileges. 1523 Lee Place. Russia the plot living laid in that
tyrannical captain of the 'Stereo , Bass wishes to express heartfelt
Ave. Phone Empire 7146,
t their
rein-
8528 .
mp i re
books. Millions have heard
Ph one E
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country in the time of the red rev- arias. The plot describes his at- thanks and gratitude

S. J. STEBBINS, Managing Directoe
Woodward Ave. •1 &wadi. M.
WILLIAM )(IX Pro,ents

DOLORES DEL RIO

"THE RED DANCE"

ORIENTAL

with

Charles Farrell and Ivan LInow

A Romance of Prince and Peasant Girl in Red Russia.

Symphonic Fox Movietone Accompaniment

14ABIMAH ARTISTS'

CONCERT WILL BE
GIVEN HERE DEC. 2

ON THE STAGE

Fox Grand Orchestra

MEYER DAVIS, Supervising Director of Music

ADOEIME S KORN:WAN

With the

FOX CHORAL ENSEMBLE AND BALLET TABLEAUX
Harold Van Dune and Douglas Stnnbury, Soloists

Vol ,

7054

Koran

ALEXANDRE BORODINE'S

"PRINCE IGOR"

'III

A Dance Interpretation with Choral Accompaniment

"RUSSIAN 'PHANTASY"

Based on Themes From
the Fourth Symphony
"The Song of the Volga Boatman" and
ikowsky,
Symphonic Joan Arr•ngement
■
by Tsch
by Arthur Lange

Koran

tempt to seek revenge, and what lives and friends who have been
him over the radio. Now
HEBREW TEACIIER, experi- FOR RENT-Nicely furnished olution.
On the stage the chief feature came of It Of course there is a so kind to them in their recent be-
ehrew
enced, well versed in Hebrew
see him in person!
room for gentleman in a refined
is "Revue Busse" a production
onager S. J. love-story, and a very romantic reavement.
and English, will give private
family. Close to car and bus
. i:C
Directing
M
Thrilling drama, robust -
• i b y D
lessons in Hebrew, also Bar
a ll I s 01.9,
II a
at Istone. C IL
nes. 197' o Gladstone.
lines.
Phone
humor, and scenes of tender love
day Sunday or evenings during Stebbins, consisting of Russian one.
Mitzvah preparations.
airs and dances. The Fox Studio
• make the play
Hemlock 3003-R.
• ;
and maddened hate
the week.
UN
is assisted in this presentat ion by one of gripping interest, with all
Milts. "Ir. I PAIUC
MRS. J. SHERLINE-First-class WANTED-Middle-aged woman to the Russian Balalaika Orchestra
ws the whirl of action and splash of
near 25c I FREE
to
Brisbane says:
so ' color of Florence in the days of
I
R si i
assist with light housework in Krola
catering for weddings and par-
Cool .. • h 1 oont.in Tor
t
"In the incense laden atmos-
exchange for comfort ble home p
- Lorenzo the Magnificent, when
ties. 15850 Linwood. Hemlock
SUN. MON. TUES. and WED.
ssplsi:,;ie
phere of a Far Eastern Temple
Write s. y p sy ( i ns's, ' T'se un'isan sy'an
On the Siege
with refined Tamil y.
inen were all either fighters or ar-
1881-J.
of mystery, Koran works won-
I
Grand Orchestra offers an over tists and the two did not mix very
Jewish Chronicle, Box 150.
ders of Mental Magic that arc
,,
WANTED-Young
lady
wishes
lure
based
on
selections
trots
Ru-
we"
FOR SALE-Must sell for 812,•
•
breath-taking.
s "The Vagabon d
do l p
500, near new Jewish syna-
n
h
FrimPed
by
Harold
Va
ram
with
refined
private
family.
"While
a
City
Sleeps"
King,"
assist
gogue, a seven-room house at
Sir Oliver Lodge says:
Board if possible. Please give Duzee and Douglas Stanhury in E. H. Sothern in Recital at
3359 Lawrence Ave., east of
"-Now, after all these years
details, including - price, in reply. the vocal roles.
Coming Next Sunday
Orchestra Hall.
Dexter. Large living room. din-
I can say, I have seen them all;
Address Detroit Jewish Chron-
--
SOPHIE TUCKER
ing room sum-toms kitchen and
H
E. . Sothern, the famous actor,
but I must agree with the com-
4
,
Box
.
irk
breakfast nook, three bedrooms
i war in a recital from
.
w
ll
-
mittee last night, KORAN
"The Second Man" at Ma
•--
Smiling Sammy Dibert with the
and bath; three-ear garage. --=-- - -
Shakespeare and romantic drama
-Seven-room modern
STANDS ALONE--a master
FOR
R
24.
-
Temole
Nov.
22
tonic
Sunnybrook Orchestra
Street and alley paving all paid.
at Orchestra Ilall on Monday
house, including grand piano;
adept in his line."
"The Second Man" by S. N. night, Nov. 19, °tiering a highly
For appointment call owner,
three bedrooms, large sun par-
IncTo responsible party only, Behrman will be staged by the New interesting program. He will be
THE GRADUATE
Arlington 4792-R.
Percy Hammond says:
.
n cing
sinatnu
and
da
youthful
A
or will share. Owner employed. York Theater Guild at the Mx- seen in the murder of King Dun-
(New York Tribune)
En.rm I ten
1523 Lee Place, near Woodrow sonic Temple for three nights, be- can from "Macbeth," a scene from
"Koran is already world-fa-
ROOM FOR RENT in refined pri-
ginning Thursday, Nov. 22.
vate home, for girl or boy.
"The Merchant of Venice," and
mous as an explorer, an author
Wilson.
SUMMERS
&
HUNT
•
11703 Broadstreet. Phone Gar-
passages from "If I Were King."
and a psychic investigator. Ills
in After the !tall
sec-
field 8541-W.
Sec- the latter being Justin Huntley
Vf11.1. SIIARE my beautiful five- "P ar i s B ound "
demonstration in the Occult will
TOM
us
LIS
th
t! e t with re net coup ( .
famo
bring America to gasping, in-
TURNER BROS.
M cCarthy s
a nd Week at Cass.
NOVELTY GIFTS-Suitable for
Dancer. hat Are -
drama. In the portion of his pro ,-,
n c ' onveniv ences. No objection
credulous attention,"
"Paris Bound" has proved all
bridge and other occasions. Rae
Rent reasonable,
: A :1'; a child.
Garage available. A Schreiber, unalloyed delight to all lovers of gram devoted to "If I Were King.
C. Levy Shop, 81.125 Second
Amy Leslie says:
o
1
WAHLMAN
-
-
M
RAY
near Linwood. good comey
will inake several re- ,
d at the Cass Theaterr. Sothern
Blvd., cur. Gladstone. Empire
(Ch.cago Daily News)
2675 Monterey.
in Novelties
marks on the romantic dramand
on will c
where Nla dge Kenned
1362.
"Ile speaks English like a na-
- FOR SALE: -A Jewish English tinue in the stellar role of the will recite several of Villon's
tive. He is tactful. Ile is a
FOR RENT, 1957 Gladstone-Fur-
published Philip Barry play for another poems, as well as Rudyard Kip-
weekly publication
good showman. Ile amazes. He
nished room for one or two
and circulated throughout the week. The success of "Paris ling's famous ballad. "To a True
amuses. In short, he is every-
men. Twin beds, shower anti
great southwest for over 15 Bound" has been so unequivocal Romance."
thing one can desire in a per•
tub bath; hot running water at
years. Enjoying good ci rcula- and its captivating quality has
fonnance of this character."
thin anti wonderful advertising charmed Detroit theatergoers just Grand Street Follies to Open'
all times. Near car and bus
lines. Home privileges. Mont
In Detroit Nov. 18.
support. Also fully equipped as it did New Yorkers, that it is
Euclid 2193-W.
minting and publishing' plant to safe to prophesy that Miss Ken- .. ,F orrta
G h ne , first time in it-, history
Cliff. 7879
Today 2 toll Continuous
lies. t hat in-
Street Follies.
I'a Boun d" will con-
y and "ris
1 S
take care o f pub li ca ti o n and all n, - t •1
FOR RENT-Light, airy room;
timate,
satiric revue whish for the
kinds of printing. Address Box tinue their tenancy of the Cuss the
NOW
PLAYING!
steam heat; good transporta-
Theater to delighted audiences. past six years has regaled New
160, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
,o,t amazing mid daring film
The
tion. For lady or gentleman.
has gone On
(lee potent reason for the success York theatergoers,
ever preeented to the public
Arlington 8640-M. 2319 Glen-
RENT-Room in nice, quiet of Mr. Barry's delightfully mod- tour, and will open ill Detroit at
dale Ave.
home for gentleman.
Home ern comedy is the masterly stage-
;a
ASSISTED BY A COMPANY OF
the Shubert Lafayette Theater
1075 Collingwood, craft of its producer, Arthur Hop- next Sunday, Nov. 18.
privileges.
FOR RENT-Comfortable fur-
Ar-
kin,.
(liar Twelfth, second floor.
.. The Grand Street Follies has
nished room suitable for lady or
lington 4059-W,
won a unique reputation for its
gentleman. Two in family. -
clever impersonations, its rollick-
Convenient to Clairmount car TO RENT--Extra large furnished "While the City Sleeps" at
AT THE
isyskits, its burlesque of famous
line and bus. Half block from
ood
b a th and
e H oyw.
ll
h
room with sower
s and players. and the fresh-
AN UFA PRODUCTION
Dexter. 9325 McQuade. Phone
haney's first appearance pnia
steam heat. Will rent to couple,
Lon ('honey's
A .tidy of the fascinating develop-
Garfield 9289-M.
reasonable.
doors
single
person Four
or two
men. from
Rent as a Hollywood Theater feature mess and spirit which animate the
Sunday with talented company.
ment of human and animal life--
picture star conies
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
from the beginning of time to the
car line. Mrs. G. Smith, 1949 his star role in "While the City
"
Triumph
For
Do-
with
private
family
for
"Revenge
my,teriooe role rr.
room
four
THEATER NEXT WEEK
Tuxedo, near Twelfth. Phone Sleeps," which commences
2490 Hazelwood
Del
Rio.
gentleman.
'ores
day engagement
Arlington 5846-R.
SEE! The most remarkable scenes
Euclid
S
Ave., near La Salle.
romance
of
fire
and
ON THE SCREEN
A gypsy
An all-star array of vaudeville
f enimal Me ever filmed!
6164.
FOR
RENT-Nicely
room.
Bright and furnished
airy. Small acts is also listed for this bill. passion, barbaric in its surging
SEE! The much debated question of
private family.. Good location. There will be an elaborate revue emotions, colorful as a Romany
evolution presented in pictures-not
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
With or without garage. Will act, "The Graduates," featuring costume, lilting as a Rumanian
as a book!
room in private home for one
and "Tony," His Horse
Francis Hart, featured solo done- rhapsixly, glamorous with roman-
gentleman. References desired.
n i c.
"A toisitively tremendous
dramatic
.1_r
rent to one or two gentlemen er of the Metropolitan Opera Co., tic charm,
dreateet entertainment of the year "
Phone Longfellow 0984.
or
or employed couple. 9603 N. and other noted performers in its sweep-that is am " i R c ei v nen itg se
--Wirshington Herald.
Euclid
call
or
ed last Friday at the United Ar-
2438 WOODWARD
cast.
9556-M.
tists Theater.
Other Films-Little Theatre
THE OYSTER HOUSE
-
---
"Revenge" is one of the finest
Trio
of Passion" to Be
t a Holly-
TO RENT-Beautiful furnished "Pitfalls
works
of
screen
art
Shown at Temple Theater.
room in private home. Suitable
Pitfalls of Passion," the sensa- , wood has yet produced. It is an- ___ _ _
e
for either one or two persons.
Northwest t i„ na i new 5 ,,,, production, which other triumph for Dolores lid Rio,
Board if desired.
ta • for Edwin Carewe, the
I T The- th
Temple
the s 1 , 0 for Finis Fox, the
th T
district. Near bus and car line. is now playing at the
and
ater on Monroe, beginning Satur. director,
2932 Leslie Ave.
_ _ ___
day has created more discussion scenarist.
FOR RENT-2987 Grand Ave. and conversation here than any
Tendered in Honor of Our General Manager
.•WARD AT PARSONt
West. Ilave a nice heated fur- other film ever shown locally.
niched room for a gentleman or
With its many daring and frank
lady. Near Fourteenth street situations and scenes, and one of
car lin or Dexter bus. Will rent the most powerful and dramatic
Le. Tub.
very reasonable. Phone Arming- stories ever screened. it is a topic
ton 3469-1 that is on the lips of almost every
to his 30-your anniversary of theatrical experience
::
--
$2.50
EVE.
FOR RENT -Nicely furnished theater-goer in this city.
With some of the most elabor-
Seats: Now at Grinnell's and Hall
BOSCH
room for one or two young men;
The Famous Shaltesiie•man Star
in desirable location, with pleas- ate and risque sequences ever
CROSLEY
Will be Played Sam Auerhach's Version of New Yolk's
ant surroundings. All conveni- shown in motion pictures, "Pit-
SPARTON
Greatest Hit
since% of modern home. 2468 falls of Passion" rises above the
RADIOLA
rdinary
film
production
to
heights
0
Gladstone Ave. Gar. 6339-M. seldom
ATWATER KENT
reached
by
a
motion
plc-
---
FEDERAL
FOR RENT-Furnished room for tore.
In the cast of over 800 actors
young couple or one or two gen-
ZENITH
tlemen. 12060 Dexter. Rozner. are Prudence Sutton, nrtr dramat-
SONORA
IN FOUR ACTS BY KALMANOVITZ
Will Recite Scenes and Discuss
icstar; Larry O'Dell, handsome
I, A 11: \
FLAT FOR RENT - Beautiful Wading man, and a score of promi-
.Reserve your seats in advance.. l'hone Empire 3488.
modern six-room duplex; garage nent Hollywood players.
if desired. 3264 Calvert.
-

loopy W.O0

"0 KATHERINA:"

Selections from the Chauve Souris

32-FOX T1LLERETTES- 32

Koran

"REVUE RUSSE"

Fox Prologue Presentation

With the FOX STUDIO ENSEMBLE OF

9

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give
very

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100-ARTISTS-100

Assisted by the

RUSSIAN BALALAIKA ORCHESTRA

LON CHANEY

Karol. Alonev•, Solo Donsousa

i

LITTLE THEATRE
1;,:,,;517,4rzz;a7u,r,,r;47

SEE

Koran

FOR

"Nature Oriental Maidens
and Love"

ORIENTAL

TOM MIX

"The Son of the
Golden West

•
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HEAR 111011 ALL

E- World E,ent , ---1( 111. 1 HEAR

FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
i.e SPEAKS EOR rrsEar

The Wonder Man!
Marvel of the Age!

tails
non,
free.

LOUIS iiitESS

euregiqcf occt

LLE PLAYHOUSE 1'

NOW

DETROIT CIVIC THEATE

JES T

NOW PLAYING SECOND AND LAST WEEK

Something Delightfully Dig

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MISS BONSTELLE

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Sutton Vanes
Remarkable Drama

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OUTWARD BOUN

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m". NOV 191 1 2

E. H.

SOTHERN

VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting

SOLOIST

ROSA LINDA

SCHUBERT

UNFINISHED SYMPHONY

MINOR
PIANIST
TICKETS 2Ik TO MAO AT ORCHESTRA HALI.

Tne

Neat

C has.

Cooper, Inc.

Strand Is New

FOR RENT-Light, airy room for Broadway
Home of Classy Colored
Ile will give several of Villon's
young man or lady Conveni-
Poems and Rudyard Kipling's
Productions.
ent to two car lines. 1603 West
Radio Stores
"To the True Romance"
---------
Announcement
is made that the
Philadelphia.
Empire 8780-W.
Law- Announcement
11641 Dexter at Webb.
Broadway Strand, Broadway near
8217
Greed
River,
at
Joy
Rd.
near
k.
is now the home of classy
4 FOR RENT-Glendale
-
...
' --
ton, cheerful steam-heated room colored productions. The plays to
-
for a gentleman in a private he staged will be on the type ‘of
family. All conveniences. Near "Shuffle Along" and "Black Birds".
street car and bus lines. No Billy King is the comedian of the
Reasonable. company. Gertrude Saunders is
other roomers.
Washington Bled. and State St.
Arlington 3965-R. leading lady and Anna White is
Book Arcade Bldg.
Broadway at Gratiot
FOR RENT-A nice furnished the blues singer.
We with to thank all who
room to rent in a good location;
KEHILLAH OF WARSAW
NOW PLAYING BIG
small family; good for one or
have visited our
Iwo. Phone Arlington 7483-W. REQUIRES MOHALIM TO
COLORED MUSICAL
restaurant.
PASS
EXAMINATIONS
•
COMEDIES
If you are dining out before
FOR RENT - Beautifully fur-
the theater come in and try our
nished room for lady or gentle
WARSAW.-(J. T. A.)-A new
man. Buena Vista near Lin- ruling with regard to the granting
famous
1
If you like dancing-good
wood, few doors from car line. of licenses to Mohalim, men who
$1 - Full Course Dinner•j
Board if desired. Very reason- perform the rite of circumcision, singing and a red-hot col-
prepared with strictly first qual-
able. Call Arlington 6965 - M.
was adopted by the Warsaw Ke-
Ray food-
ored show, go the The
TO RENT-One bedroom; all hillah.
We Bake Our Own .....
De-
-
The Kehillah has definitely de-
Broadway Strand.
oamy
•nd
come
t
conveniences.
Private
Mske u, •
modern
Mohalim
to
all
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home. Call Garfield 0838-M.
ran for Dinner Tonight
pass an exam inil tion before the
Special Midnight Show Every
Rabbinate and a doctor's commis-
Saturday Night at 11:30
Guarantee Brake Service
sion.
3979-89 Grand River Ave.
Glendale 5758.
Checker Cabs. Empire 7000.

HARSEYS

HARSEYS
Restaurant

The Broadway
Strand Theatre

IN

Symphony Pair ',kV". 11% Nov. 29-30

LEWIS RICHARDS, Harpsichordist
ILYX SCHKOLNIK, Violinist
GUEST CONDUCTOR JOHN WUMMER, Flutist

EUGENE GOOSENS TRIO

TICKETS WOO TO 52.50 AT GRINNELL'S OR

ORCHESTRA HALL

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TEMPLE

STARTING
Sat. Nov. II

11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. DAILY

EXCLUSIVE
SHOWING
for
MEN ONLY

THE STOP .
SIGN OF DANOEF ‘
soll
Sei
Truths
Revealed

Monday Evening, November 26, 1928

"Macbeth"
"Merchant of Venice"
"If 1 Were King"

A Rioting nnd

SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3:30

A. LITTMAN

Eternal Fools

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Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Extra Gala Performance

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mars Won America.

Last Two Performances IfraFf,cWid. Nov. 21

LITTMAN'S PEOPLES THEATRE

R. C. A. 18-Price $95

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1928
SUPER JAZZ
SENSATION

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Blazing a Trail of Sex

Truths That Has
Startled the Nation

The Popular Yiddish Players

Sam Auerbach-Sadie Shoengold

Supported by a •ell-known star cast in

SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY
THE GREATEST MELODRAMATIC' HIT

Fri. Eve., Sat. Mat. and Eve., Sun. Mat. and Eve.
NOV. 16-17.18, 1928

Sam Auerbach's Version

HIS LOST WORLD

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In Four Acts by Louis Freiman and Simon Wolf
in
Our loading lady, SADIE SCHOENGOLD, will appear
'a biggont triumphs.
• now role which will b. ono of the
in advance. Phone Empire 3488.

Reserve your seats

No OneUnder 16

Admitted

The montage (17 the horrors
of sue yet empress sea

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TilE BEAUTY AND SORROW OF LOMB ANDPASSIM!

MIDNIGHT SHOW

Every Saturday Night
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