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New Year Show.
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last year the Hollywood theater
was packed from top to bottom,
I with more than 100 people standing
for its special New Year's Eve
• performance and this year the in-
dications are that people again will
be turned away. The midnight
show Monday evening will begin at
11:30 and will continue until far
into the morning,. A long pro•es-
sion of splaiial features in addition
to the regular program of vaude-
ville and talking pictures is being
planned, with a surprise novelty
to greet the new year at midnight.
being reserved at the
ITax•k office.
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The New Year Is Keynote of
the Program at Fox
Theater.
DETROIT'S SMARTEST SUPPER CLUB
New Year's with all the gaiety
and high spirits that the festive
day denotes, is the keynote of the
program at the Fox Theater. "Red
Wine," the latest Fox sound pic-
ture, with Conrail Nagel and June
Collyer in the stellar roles, is the
3747 WOODWARD
Near Orchestra Hall
FEATURING
Kelly, Conrad and Miles
"The Command to Love"
Scores Brilliant Success at
Shubert-Lafayette.
Sophisticated comedy at its best
id most daring is "The Command
to Love," which remains at the
Shubert-Lafayette Theater for
New Year's Week. Gorgeously
mounted, sparkling in dialogue,
this play, translated from the Vi-
ennese of Rudolph Locher, is e
swift succession of piquant situa-
tions. No wonder it was the most
talked-about hit in New York last
season. It is entirely modern in
theme and construction.
HAVE THEM SING YOUR FAVORITE SONGS
Also Five Other Broadway Acts
a
DANCE TO DETROIT'S FAVORITE
Al Alexander's Orchestra
MANY ADDED FEATURES FOR
NEW YEAR'S EVE
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW
ROBT. ROSENBLOOM — JOHN PIANA
June Collier in "Red Wine."
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NEAR. JUNCTION
WEST FOI.T
ON THE SCREEN
"SHOW GIRL"
A Sound Picture Starring
ALICE WHITE
ON THE STAGE
THE YACOPI TROUPE
An Entertainment in Equilibrium
FLORENCE BRADY
In a Cycle of Song.
SMILING SAMMY DIBERT and Sunnybroolt Orchestra
BOB CLARK at the Golden Voiced Organ
Special New Years Eve Show
HILLMAN AWARDED
THE HARMON MEDAL.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Sid.
ney Hillman, president of the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
America was awarded a gold medal
and $1,000 by the Harmon Foun-
dation of New York for an out-
standing public service during,
1927.
Mr. Hillman's services to work-
ers over a long period of years,
many of the developments of which
came to public attention during
1927, were pointed to by the jury
which made the awards. Among
the union's achievements under
Mr. Hillman's direction, it was
said, were a successful plan of un-
empolyment insuranc ' two co-op-
erative banks with
mall loan
feature, which is '
opted by
other institution
$2,000,-
Starting at 11:30 Monday Night
10 BIG ACTS IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR
PROGRAM
Mezzanine 75c
All Seats Reserved
Parquet $1.00
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HARSEYS
Here discriminating folks will
be sure to eat only first quality
food—doesn't that mean some-
thing to people who occasion-
ally eat oat? Yes, friends, we
buy only the best, it is also said
our Chef produces that touch
of savory flavor. Dine in a
quiet, dignified, well appointed
restaurant, with no blowing of
horns nor crashing of cymbals.
Pure linen tablecloths and nap-
kins. Prices! Well, why tell
you all—might we not leave
this for you to judge?
Wonderful
Music—
Clever
Plot-
Corgeour
Conslter.
"Our handsomest girt. ore men"
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NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.) — Col.
Ilerbert II. Lehman, Lieutenant-
Governor-Elect of New York State
will sever his connection as direc-
tor with all banks in which he is
financially interested, it Was an-
nounced upon his return to New
York front Warm Springs, Ga.,
where he conferred with Governor-,
Elect Franklin I). Roosevelt nn the
future legislative program for the
state.
He has not yet determined
whether he will withdraw from the
banking house of Lehman Broth-
ers, it was stated. The new
Lieutenant-Governor plans to re-
main at the capital during sessions
if the state legislature and take
an active part in the next admin-
istration.
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Dancing Partners Furnished
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Curtain Shall Not Ring
New Year's Eve
The Early Bird Catches the New
Year's Eve Table at Detroit's
Whoopee Center
The Royal Palais
33 Vernor Highway W., at Woodward
Offering
CLARE WILSON
HENRY
ROSENBERG
"Your Old Friend"
Will
Be on Hand to
Greet' You
With Sound—and How!
9R.9.149.Q.9.
And His Nightingales in • Riot of Rhythm and Pep
BRILLIANT FLOOR SHOW
Special sm. from Broadway.
Intimate entertainment
at all times. Special New Year's Ere dinner and break-
fast. Valuable favors.
For Reservations Phone Cherry 0810
THE
Largest and Snappiest Jiiss Band Ever Seen in Detroit
"NEW YEAR REVUE"
32—FOX TILLERETTES--32
With an Array of
BROADWAY SPECIALTY ARTISTS
And • Cast of ISO
A Personal Appearance Via FOX MOVIETONE of
Wes Adams at Gd. Circuit Park
WEEK OF DEC. 30
PAT ROONEY — MARION BENT
3 Big Shows
New Year's Eve
7-9-11:30
and Pat Rooney the Third
in their inimitable songs and d•nces
HEAR and SEE
FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
It Speaks for Itself'
A Huge Stage Preamit•lon of Victor Herbert's
"MARCH OF THE TOYS"
THE PRIDE OF DETROIT
ORCHESTRA HALL
Fox Grand Orchestra of 60 Brilliant Soloists
PLAY
BONSTE LLE NOW
HOUSE
Woodward at Eliot, Formerly Bonstelle Playhouse. Phone Columbia 1910
Nimbi, 75e to II .00, Mem., 'Ines Wed., Thurs. and Sat., 50c to The.
Downtown Bon .Sire. Grinnell Bros.--Uptown. Potters', Gen. Motors Ride,
Second and Last Week, Beginning Monday, Dec. 31
The Rollicking Farce—By Brandon Thomas
Laughs. Roan! and More Laughs!!!
"CHARLEY'S AUNT
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THIRD ANNUAL COSTUME FANTASY
The World's Greatest Oriental
Dancer
Gay Dances( Colorful Settings! Pretty Music!
"THE MOON SHELL"
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WEEKS
Dinner Interm'sglon 7:40 to 9:00
Final Curtain at 11:00 J. wt.
Prices all performances: Orch.
$4.40. Balcony $1.00, $2A0 , $2.50
and $100. Family Circle $1.00
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and (.outplay of .
DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS
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WOODWARD AT PARSONS
Friday Eve., Jan. 4
I Late.ramers will not be seat. I
ed except between the
sae.
The Theatre Guild of New York
of Unique Creations
Presents the Most-Talked-About Play
in America
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SEATS NOW
COMING
EUGENE O'NEILL'S
Sensational Nine-Act Drama
RICHARD CROOKS
Strange Interlude
TUES., JAN. 22
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50
The Pulitzer Prize-Play—The Play in Which the
Characters Voice Their Thoughts
Cast Includes: Pauline Lord, Ralph Morgan, Harry C. Bannister
and Donald Macdonald
ORIOLE Broadway-Strand Theatre
Broadway at Gratiot
THEATRE
WEEK BEGINNING SUNDAY, DEC. 30TH
ALL STAGE SHOW
LINWOOD AND PHILADELPHIA
our own A I.F:X SCHREIBER, Mgr.
Adults - -
Children
- 25c
10c
"UNCLE
TOM'S
CABIN"
The Floating College
Special Matinee for Kiddies
Dancing Every Night
Food Served Amidst Immaculate Surroundings
Noon-day Luncheons, 11:30 to 2
FOX MELODY MASTERS
Free Candy. Stag. Contest.
Majestic Theater Bldg.
the only place in the city
that serves only Italian food
— ON THE STAGE —
MAMMOUTH HOLIDAY PRESENTATION FEATURING
With WM. COLLIER, JR., and
SALLY O'NEIL
At Alexandrine
Music by Howard Bunt's
CONRAD NAGEL and JUNE COLLYER
A Sparkling Comedy With • Kirk In It
A Tired ligsband Leaven the Domestic Hearth for a Hine at Wine
Women and Song-and Comes Back Sadder But Wiser
Mad Orders Now
4126 Woodward
COME TO MILANO'S
"RED WINE"
SAT., JAN. 26
Venetian
Gardens
Dec. 28.29.31
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50
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"Rainbow's End"
Maestri Dormir
BEGINNING AT MIDNIGHT
The Ideal New Year's Eve Entertainment
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
Prague Teachers Chorus
Washington Blvd. and State St.
New Book Arcade.
ORCHESTRA
HALL
S. 4. STEBBINS
CONTINUOUS 10:30
AM. TILL MIDNIGHT
NEW YEAR'S EVE FESTIVAL
Mail Orders Now
HARSEYS
Restaurant
theCINEMA
SPECIAL GALA PERFORMANCE
"HONEYMOON
FLATS"
timely screen offering. It is the
story of a husband who, finding
the sweetness of happy married
life a bit cloying, takes a belated
fling at the snappier, but seamier,
side of life—only to learn at last
that the follies of middle age can
be just as disastrous as the wild
oats of youth. For the stage pres-
entation Managing Director S. J.
Stebbins has produced a most elab-
orate New Year Revue" with a
classy night club background. The
32 Fox Tillerettes are very much
in evidence.
As the second screen feature of
this double-bill holiday offering
there is an all-talking Fox Movie-
tone presentation of Pat Rooney,
Marion Bent and Pat Rooney III
in one of the fast comedy and
dance shows that has made this
trio famous the world over. The
Fox Grand Orchestra, under the
direction of Adolphe S. Kornapan,
offers selections from Victor Her-
bert, featuring the "March of the
Toys."
A special gala midnight per-
formance is scheduled for New
rENitl.F.
WOODWARD AAR.
AT t °LIU:KULA ST.
EARL DEER
Plans have filially been com-
BIGGERS'
pleted whereby the Detroit Reper-
Saturday Evening
tory Theater will have the use of
Post
Story
the large auditorium of the De-
troit Institute of Arts for the hous-
ing of its plays this season. This
is a charming theater, beautifully
appointed, and the group under
the direction of Winnett Wright
STARRING
has now an opportunity to conic
The Famous Collegians
into the full use of its talents.
George Lewis
Rehearsals are now well under
way fur "The Witch," by II.
Dorothy Gulliver
Wiers-Jenssen, which has been se-
Supported by • Brilliant Cast
, lected by Mr. Wright as the open-
ing play of the season. It will be SIGNOR FRISCOE
and His
presented Jan. 11 and Jan. 17.
Marimba Band
Five plays will be included in the
season's offerings. Besides "The CORINNE TILTON
Witch," they are "The Wild
SMITH • HART
Duck" by Ibsen,
"The Tempest", WILLS a HOLMES
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by Shakespeare and "Fashion," an I OTIS MITCHELL
and the
early American comedy. The fifth
Maryland Singe.
play has not yet been selected.
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DETROIT.
LARGEST
TBEATRF
WASHINGTON, D. C. I.I.
A.)—A bill to suspend for it per-
iod of 10 years beginning July 1,
1930, all immigration to the United
States except aliens who are now
exempt from the quota, was in-
troduced in the Senate by Senator
Hugo L. Black of Alabama. The
exceptions would not apply for
aliens coming from the Western
Hemisphere, immigration of such
aliens under the Black bill would
also be suspended except non-im-
migrants, including foreign govern-
ment officials, tourists and mer-
chants under treaty provisions.
The bill was referred to the Senate
Immigration Committee.
The effect of the bill, if adopted,
would tie to suspend quota immi-
grationfrom Europe and quota
and nun-quota immigration from
the Western Hemisphere except as •
to non-immigrants.
Detroit Repertory Theater to
Stage Its Plays in Insti-
tute of Arts.
Supper—Breakfast—Noisemakers
Favors and • Handsome Gift for Every Guest
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cy "Naughty Princess at Oriole
Theater.
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SUN.-MON., DEC. 30.31
This is not a moving picture, but the genuine origin•I per.
form•nce of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" in which living, breathing
characters of the grand old story portraying life in the South
Before the War and acted by an all-star cast.
The Naughty Duchess
With H. B. WARNER and
EVE SOTHERN
2:30 2—SHOWS DAILY-2
8:30
P. M. 15c, 30c—PRICES-50c, 75c P. M.
TUES.-WED., JAN. 1.2
The Power of the Press
SPECIAL
With
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR.,
JOBYNA RALSTON
25c—Children's Matinee Saturady, 2:30 P. M.
THURS., FRI., JAN. 3.4
WEEK
The Street of Illusion
With VIRGINIA VALLI,
JIAN KEITH
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Thursday, Jan. 3
Eugene Gooisens
Supported by a well-known star cast will appear
Friday Evening, Sat. and Sun. Matinee and Evening
28.29.30
The Topic of the Hour
DECEMBER
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Sam Auerbach—Sadie Shoengold
Guest EUGENE GOOSSENS Conductor
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Guarantee BrakeS•rvice
3978.89 Grand River Ave.
CJendale 5758.
Littman's Peoples Theatre
Pianist
NO CONCERT SUNDAY!
Popular Concert Next Sunday
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Friday, Jan. 4
ORCHESTRA HALL
"EAST LYNNE"
Phone Clif. 2556—FOR RESERVATIONS—Phone Clif. 2556
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The Oriole Theater features, on
tt.i.4, Sunday and Monday, H. B. Warner
'4a. and Eve Sothern in "The Naughty
Princess." This is a fascinating
picture of an alluring woman.
There are many amusing and en-
, tertaining minutes offered by this
14' photoplay.
NEW YEinoS pEVmE SHOW
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WOODWARD AT SIBLEY
Sadie Shoengold appears in the leading role as Estel, which
will further endear her in the hearts of her admirer... . ..
'‘DAWN"
Do not forget to make plans to attend the teatinsonial per.
formance given in honor of our popular star and director
Mr. SAM AUERBACH
The amazing photoplay that tells the story of Nurse Edith
Cavell with Sybil Thorndyke depicting this famous character,
in the leedieg role.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7
for
COMING JAN. 5
this auspicious os-evion we will present the
best play of the season
"THE HAND OF JUSTICE"
Billy Van Allen
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In Four Acts by Solotarefsky.
Reserve your seats.
Special Feature! The audienc• will be photographed with
the entire cast from the stage.
and
Town Topics Company
Reserve your seats for our special midnight performance
'Numbering 50 people, including Beauty Chorus, Specialty
Artists and several favorites who were with the original Town
Topics Company.
Monday Eve, Dec. 31 (New Year's Eve)
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.A special new program... A review of the Jewish year. _..._
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