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MUSIC

Annual Season of Grand Op-

era to be Held at Mason-

ic Temple, Feb. 15-17.

Musical interest is again fo-
cused upon the annual season of
Grand Opera, occurring Feb. 15,
16 and 17 at the Masonic Auditor.
ium when the Chicago Civic Opera
Company will present four superb
operas.

New settings will lend magnifi-
cence to the excellently chosen rep-
ertoire of operas and brilliant
casts listed. These include Gou-
nod s perennial favorite, "Faust,"
the dramatic master work of Rich-
ard Wagner, "Lohengrin;" Mao-
senet's romantic "Thais;" closing
its beautiful Egyptian setting, the
the brilliant Italian opera by Vin-
cenzo Bellini.

"Faust" with Edith Mason, Bon-
elli, Lazzari appearing in the lead-
ing roles will provide a brilliant
opening performance on Friday
evening. The beautiful Chicago
Civic Ballet also appears promi-
nently in "Faust."

roles, that of "Norma." Only the
Spanish Musician to be Net
most talented artists of the world
Guest Conductor of
have successfully met the vocal
and dramatic difficulties involved.
Symphony.
Raisa revived the role several
years ago which occasion was the
Spain furnishes the guest con-
first presentation of "Norma" in ductor for the next pair of sym-
America for more than 30 years.
phony concerts at Orchestra Hall
Seats are now on sale at Grin- on Thursday evening, Jan. 24, and
nell Bros.
Friday afternoon, Jan. 25. En-
rique Fernandez Arbos is the con-
Gina Pinnera, Soloist at Sun- ductor and Detroit is indeed for.
tunate in being able to hear this
day's Pop Concert.
world famed musician. Born in
The second series of Sunday pop Madrid in 1S03, he became at an
concerts, played by the Detroit early age a violinist of the first
Symphony Orchestra at Orchestra rank and was a pupil at various
Hall, opens Sunday, Jan. 20, with times of Vieixtemps, Joachim and
Victor Kolar conducting the or- Gevart—after acting as concert
chestra and Gina Pinnera, soprano master with both the Berlin Phil-
as assisting soloist.
harmonic and the Glasgow Sym-
Gina Pinnera, soprano, will be phony Orchestra his services were
heard in the Verdi aria "Inol Arni" in great demand as conductor in
from "f:rnani"—this is the first England, Spain and Russia. In
appearance of Pinnera in Orches- European musical circles, Arbos
tra Hall and unless all the critics has always been considered one of
in the East are wrong she will the truly great both as a violin vir-
prove to be one of the finest sing- tuoso, teacher and conductor.
ers who has appeared with the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra in many
seasons—Pinnera is a young sing- Prague Teachers' Chorus at
Orchestra Hall.
er with a splendid career

ELMAN IN CONCERT
A VERY URGENT
HERE THIS MONDAY
PLEA FOR HELP

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Pis-
gah Lodge of the Order of
B'nai B'rith appeals, through
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
in behalf of a needy family of
six whose members refuse to
apply for aid to charitable or-
ganizations, but whose plight
demands immedate action for
their relief.
The auxiliary, of which Mrs.
N. Blatnikoff is president, re-
ports that the head of the fam-
ily is tubercular, that his wife
is invalided, and that the four
children are virtually starving.
Without the knowledge of
this family, therefore, the
Ladies' Auxiliary appeals to in-
dividuals and organizations for
assistance.
Remittances may be ad-
dressed to The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle, 525 Woodward ave-
nue, Box 230.

3lischa Elman will appear in th.•
last of the Philharmonic concert

MAIMONIDES AUXILIARY PROGRESS IS KEYNOTE
Miss Mabel Schroeder Joins
BENEFIT FOR ORPHANS OF RICHARDS-OAKLAND
Astor Hat Shop.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Maimonides Medical Society will
hold a bridge-tea at the Knights'
of Pythias Temple on Cass avenue
at 2 p. m. Wednesday, Jan. 23.
The proceeds will be used for the
Hebrew Infants' Orphan Home.

President, Richards.Oakland Co.

More cars than ever before
during 1928 and still more in
1929.
Such is the automotive situation
as viewed and sized up by G. A.
Richards, president of the Rich-

Mrs. Joseph Bleyer is chairman
of the committee in charge, as-
sisted by Mesdamei L. B. Cowen,'
Albert Krohn, I. Bittker and
Charles Gitlin.

On Wednesday evening, Jan, 10,
the meeting of the Maimunides la-
dies, held at the Belcrest, was ad.
dressed by Mrs. Laura S. Osborn,'
president of the board of educe.
tion, who spoke on "Schools of
Today."

Announcement is made by the
Astor Hat Shop of 1510 Wood-
ward avenue that Miss Mabel
Schroeder has joined its millinery
department, and will be pleased to
serve its patrons as in the past and
with even greater attention.
Miss Schroeder will be in charge
of the new department featuring
felt hats.

An Exceptional
Opportunity

Is offered two real live Jewish
salesmen by Detroit largest
Chevrolet salts and service sta-
:ion. Experience not necessary.
Chemlet's marvelous new six-
cylinder car assures you of big
money. See Mr. Hammerson,

8,236 Peerless Autos Or-

dered in One Day in

N. Y. Show.

Connell Chevrolet Co.

11426-32 Jos. Campau

That the Prague Teachers' Chor-
us has finally consented to come
to America is indicative of the in-
terest in chorus singing which has
been developing here in recent
years, The American tour of this
celebrated group includes their ap-
pearance at Orchestra Hall next
Saturday night.
This chorus of CO male voices
was organized for concert purposes
in 1908, and since the time of its
inception it has been self-support.
ing by virtue of its own great ex-
cellence. Kings have praised these
singing Czechs.

In a single day in the New York'
Longfellow 9010
Richard Crooks at Orches-
automobile show, distributors and
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tra Hall Tuesday.
dealers gave orders for 8,238
a
Peerless automobiles, according to
Richard Crooks, now recognized
In "Lohengrin," on Saturday af-
MISCHA ELMAN
word received from L. R. German,'
ternoon, one of the greatest con- internationally as a premier oper-
president of
atic
and
concert
star
will
appear
PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—AttempLs series Monday evening, Jan. 21, at Cor Corporat the Peerless Motor;
G. A. RICHARDS
traltos of this age, Madame Maria
in Orchestra Hall next Tuesday
d'a suds
to portray the financial scandal of A
Olsiewaka who first came to this night.
The orders poured in on Peer- ards-Oakland Co., which control.
Elman returns to the recital field
the "Gazette du Franc" as a "Jew-
'
country from the Vienna Opera
Richard Crooks at the age of 23
ish" affair are increasing in vari- after a two years' absence, having less officials during a dinner at. the distribution of Oakland and
this season, will be heard.
has reached heights few men ever
ous quarters of the French capi- just come back from a triumphal tended by the largest crowd of Pontiac Sixes for all of Wa;, • rIV
The Saturday evening opera will reach in all their lives; he is an
Engagements, Banquets, Etc.
County.
tal, as the developments in the concert tour of 14 European coon• Peerless dealers ever assembled.
feature Mary Garden, in her great- artist who counts his 15 years of
Facts and figures prove the first
Catered Strictly Kosher
esh. ,
case grow to unprecedented pro- triT
Mr. German startled the entire
est role, "Thais." This opera with
work only as the beginning of his
portions.
gathering by announcing the price • nart of
program follows:
. Mr. Richards' sta tement
We Cater in All Leading Hotels
Sunday evening, Rosa Raisa will task, his success only an incentive
d h record for forseein g what
oisf the new
new Six-61 at $1,195, which anis
—
enact the most difficult of soprano to new endeavor.
sonato. E Major
Handel
lower than the dealers is ahead makes his prophecy of
Call for Information
Adsorb, Cantabile. Allegro, Largo, Al-
Checker Cabs. Empire 7000
themselves believed would be pos- the future worth while.
aro, ma non tro ppo.
In the 12 months which closed
Bible.
Sonata, No. 5 in F
Beethoven
M. A. PEREIRA
(For piano •nd violin)
with Dec. 31, 1928, the Richasds-
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The announcement threw
Allegro, Adagio motto mpressivo,
the ' Oakland Co., through its own sales-
Longfellow 5654
Scherzo. Rondo.
meeting into an uproar. Dealers
rooms and its associate dealers,
Concerto, E Minor
Mendelmohn vied with one another to get in d
Detroit Catering Co.
Allegro motto appassionato • Andante.
isposed
of
7.437
Oakland
and
their orders before the meeting
Allegretto non troop, Allegro motto
rivace.
was over. Well into the morning Pontiac Sixes, an increase of 20.22
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SHORT INTERVAL
hours R. N. Mosher, Peerless gen- per cent over 1927 and a gain of
Sarabande•Double•Bourree
Bach eral sales manager, who acted as 304.15 per cent over 1925, when
(From Sonata a Minor)
the company assumed control in
toastmaster
for
the
dinner.
was
Gluch•Rien
TN
S . I . cni.
, t liFn n, e•Rignudon .Francoe ur•Kreialer busy taking orders from the en- Wayne County.
PRODUCER,
RIVIERA
Progress and push is the keynote
GrielmElman thusiastic Peerless dealers. To-
gether with orders received from of the entire Richards-Oakland or-
Polonaise
piano Ej
Marcel Van Goo] at the piano
the Peerless selling organization ganization, passed on down from
Under the Pemonal Direct ion of
overseas, the total of sales reached the top by its dynamic chief execu-
MR. AND MRS. FREI) J.
between $8,000,000 and $9,000,- tive in person, for C. A. Richards
IllhLAND
is on the move from early morn-
000.
ing until late at night. In the four
years of its existence, Mr. Rich-
ards has built up a closely-knit,
1 According to Pet er J. Platte, Hammerson Appointed
driving organization, headed by
In Fantastic Toe, Ballet,
president of the organization bear-
Sales Manager of the
executives who know how to get
Acrobatic Soft Shoe, Waltz,
ing his name, Lincoln dealers st
r
results
and get them.
Connell - Chevrolet Co.
Clog and Buck Dancing for
3700 East Jefferson avenue, serv-
As vice-president and general
Children and Adults.
ice is going to be the controlling
manager, H. A. Grubb is one of
factor in the sale of both new and
Thorough and Practical Train-
Richard Connell, pr esident of the the leaders in the automotive sales
used cars this year.
ing in Stage Deportment.
Connell-Chevrolet Co., 11426 Jos. field. Coming to the Richards
"The
advent
of
the
new
Lincoln
DOtv4,
Phone for appointment in Be-
Campau avenue, announces the ap- Oakland organization from the
finds us more prepared than ever
ginners' Classes now forming.
Firestone Tire & Rubber, he put
to specialize further in our service
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his
shoulder
to
the
wheel
in
the
EUCLID 5560
departments. Since opening our
general direction of the company's
additional service station at 30
Studio: 4819 Underwood
policies,
particularly
the
used
car
Webb avenue we have found, as
Just off Grand River
department, until this is one of the
we expected, that the owner of the
largest of its kind in the country
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high priced automobile expects and
and where used cars are merchan- Auction! Auction! Auction!
is entitled to personal attention.
If y on haven't stran ded our weekly
dised under the Good Will plan,
By specializing on one make of
which
was largely Mr. Grubb's own auction in 1925 you must get into the
The ultra-modern lines and larger
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automobile, and that of the high
habit In 1929. Thoumnds of people
idea.
priced type, we are better able to
have saved thousands of dollars by •t•
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bodies of the new Superior Whippet
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tendingour auctions . Sale starts at 16
give personal and individual atten-
S. m. and continues throughout the day
tion than we would were we hand-I
are winning the enthusiastic praise of
and evening. Remember the date.
ling several types and grades of
Wednesday, January 16
Four and light Six buyers, while the
YOCKEY BROS. AUCTION ROOM
motor cars.
4303 Fourteenth Avenue
"The heads of our service de-
F. A. Yockey, Auctioneer.
new style Willys-Knight Six is the
partments, like those of other de-
BUCHAREST•—(J. T. AA—
partments in our business, are of
largest, moat beautiful and most
The Synod of the Greek Orthodox
long experience in their particular
Church in Rumania, following the
powerful Knight-engined car ever of-
Announcing
line of work, and when it is con-
action taken by the Metropolit of
sidered that we must give the used
Moldavin urging priests under his
fered at so low a price.
car purchaser virtually the same
jurisdiction to abstain from par.
attention that we give the new car
ticipation in anti-Semitic agitation,
See and carefully examine these supe rb
purchaser, it is a natural conclu-
issued a similar circular to the
sion that we must have specialists
heads of the church.
cars without delay! An immediate or.
handling our service division."
The circular states that the Sy-
der will aid in curly delivery. s;
HARRY G. HAMMER3ON
nod notices with regret that a
DR. KROHN CANDIDATE
number of priests have been guilty
n t s en of Harry G.
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of active participation in the anti.
FOR SCHOOL INSPECTOR as oim
FULL RIG
m le m anager of that firm.
Semitic movement and in particu-
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TURN C C AA1S '
Friends of Dr. Albert Krohn, Mr. Hamerson is popular in the
lar
during the recent political cam-
''G LIGHfi
whose offices are at Eaton Tower, community and is well known for
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paign. Such action is irreconcili.
are much interested in the an- his winning personality. Combined
abie •th the dignity of the priest-
nouncement of his candidacy for with his vast experience in the bus-
Kosher Food—Excellent
hood and with the objects of the
nomination as school inspector, at iness world, his company secures
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state church. Severe measures will
Cuisine
the primaries to be held on March the services of an able and efficient
be taken against offenders, the
4.
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Petitions are now in circula- executive. In speaking of his new circular states.
9000 Linwood at Taylor
lion,
t*OR D m 1-1 ''
connection, Mr. Hammerson said:
r. Krohn is a native of Detroit
"I am certainly proud to be as-
Also Operators of
and has been in practice here for sociated with a man like Dick Con- Fred Ireland Celebrates First
Anniversary Here.
the past 10 years, ever since his nell. Not only is he one of the real
BLAINE LUNCH
return from France, where he pioneers in the automotile game,
8729 Twelfth Street
Fred J. Ireland, producer of the
served during the World War. In but he's a square shooter. Dick
addition to his extensive private has a mania for pleasing people stage shows at the Grand Riviera
practice Dr. Krohn is well known and takes a personal interest in Theater, this week celebrates the
for his work in industrial clinics every customer to see that he is first anniversary of his association
and his services are retained by well satisfied. These ideas coin- with the C. W. Manz Enterprises.
several of the city's big industries. cute with mine.
Mr. Ireland's first Detroit stage
During the war, Dr. Krohn was
Announcement is also made that appearance took place in 1880, and
one of the first physicians to real- their new home is order construc- his tans of Detroit's early history
ize the importance of the new field tions and will probably be complet- are most interesting. Branchin
, in physio-therapy. He was placel ed by Feb. 15. It will be the large out from the stage after having
,Q illy a-Overland is the first producer of
automobiles to equip all
at the head of this department at est Chevrolet Sales and Service starred in many dramatic and mus-
its passenger cars and commercial vehicles—both Whippets.
Fort Sheridan, and since going Station in Wayne Copnty and an- ical comedy productions, Mr. Ire-
and
Minya-Knights—with the wonderful
into active practice he has devel- nouncement of the formal opening land entered the movie field.
new ••Finger-Tip Control."
oped a great deal of new treat-
On Jan. I, 1928, Fred Ireland
DAVID CAREY, Mgr.
will be made in the column; of The
A single button, cons eniently located In the
ment along this line. Three years Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
and his Wonder Dancers came to
center of the steering
Li
I. heel starts the motor, operates the
d by City of Detroit
ago he was appointed associate edi•
lights and hounds the horn.
Mr. Hammerson extends to all the Grand Riviera for 15 weeks,
tor of the American Journal of his friends an invitation to visit and with the exception of three
We Specialize in Homes,
Physio-Therapy.
weeks off for vacations, have been
This fundamental imprmement does away
him in his new quarters.
with all foot fumbling for
Apartment Houses,
a feature of every stage perform-
the starting button, usually located in a someuhat
ance. The Ireland Wonder Danc-
inaccessible posi-
Hotels, etc.
tion. You can keep
your foot always on the brake when starting or
ers are now known ac the Riviera
24-Hour Service.
re-starting on a hill—an ohs ious safety advantage of major
Wonder Dancers.
importance.
On April 29 last, Mr. Ireland
we us. Cyanide Gas
was given full charge of all stage
"Finger-Tip Control" also avoids changing from the comfortable driv-
All Work Absolutely
ing position to reach a light suite,' on
productions for the Grand Riviera.
G
teed
the dash. Yon can at all times
Five chassis models, including a rect and semi-direct, is found in
i
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is under his direction and super-
keep )our ears on the road, and the
hand that operat
new 123 horsepower eight.cylinder all but the smallest six. vision that the stage settings are
the but ton
flashes back to the rim of the w heel in any steering
car of 127-inch wheelbase to sell
emergency.
The exclusive treatment of the designed and erected; the dance
at • popular price, make up the hood moulding on the 612 and 615 numbers offered by the Wonder
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Graham-Paige line presented this models is especially notable. The Dancers
are learned from him, and
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the routining of each show planned
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by him.
Two of Mr. Ireland's daughters,
Granite sad Weil.
Anna and Kathleen, work in many
of the stage productions, Kathleen
generally working "out in front"
of the line of eight girls. Mrs.
Fred Ireland (nee Nema Catto),
Now in our New Location
assists her husband with dance
7723 TWELFTH STREET
routines, costumes and many other
details so esesntial to the presen-
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Longer wheelbaae and increased
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Graham-Paige chassis models,
wihch are regularly equipped with
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six and both eights, while the
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