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TUES. MAT. & EVE., WED. EVE., APRIL 2, 3
The Celebrated Actor
"THIS THING CALLED LOVE"
50c to $1.50
VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting
Detroit Symphony Orchestra Detro't Symphony Choi
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NEXT SYMPHONY PAIR APRIL 4.5
Piano Soloist
NIKOLAI SOKOLOFF WALTER GIESEKING
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LITTLE THEATRE
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Continuous Today
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LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
THE MOTION PICTURE GUILD
has the honor to present
The Moscow Art Theater
Players
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FEUD OR DOSTOIEVSKY
Directed by WIENE
(Maker of
Startling in IN Beauty!
Daring in Its Theme!
Modernistic in Its. cenes!
Mnre Mystifying
Nothing I.ike Itl
Than "Caligari"
AND A DISTINCTIVE
SURROUNDING PROGRAM
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4 DAYS
STARTING
SUN. MAR. 31
PAULINE FREDERICK
Bert Lytell, Lois Wilson in
"ON TRIAL"
SEE, HEAR EVERY
CHARACTER IN THIS
GREATEST OF THRILLERS
— STAGE
—
Keystone Serenaders
Fred Irel•nd's Wonder Girls
LINCOLN & FEDORA
Dancing Entertainers
Ray & Helen Walser
LOUISE MASSART
THE GAY GORDONS
A Scottish Musical Act
arms
LASALLE CARDFN
GOLDENBERG HERE FOR
THIRD AND FINAL WEEK
Samuel Goldenberg, the famous
romantic actor, who has won a
host of admirers in Detroit, is ap-
pearing here in his third and last
week at the Yiddish Theater.
in a comedy drama, "Yoshke
Goilom." It is predicted that this
play will long linger in the minds
of those attending for there is a
wide variety of song, drama and
pathos. ('articular attention is
called to the feature song, "The
Wedding," sung by Mr, Golden-
berg, during which he portrays the
actions of as Jewish wedding.
The farewell appearance of Mr.'
Goldenberg will take place Mon-
day evening, April 1, in a play
which has scored time and again
on the American stage, "Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde. He will play the
difficult part of portraying the dual
role.
Testimonial Performance for
Mischa Elman.
The biggest attraction of the
season will takeplace om Monday
evening, April 8, when Boris
Thomaschefsky's great operetta,
"Due Pintele Yid," will be given
as a testimonial performance in
honor of Mischa Elman, business
manager of the company, and two
members of the cast, Berger and
Arkov. There will be a large
chorus, new scenery and new cos-
tumes specially for this occasion.
Mystery Talkie at Alhambra
"The Terror," Warner Bros.'
latest and greatest all-talking pic-
ture, will be shown at the Alham-
bra this Sunday and Monday.
Vitaphone is used for absolutely
every word formerly explained in
titles—and beside this it records
faithfully every sound ineidentnol
to the progress of the shuddery,
amusing comedy-drama, of odd
folks, -'eking the purloiners of
bonds, in the spookiest of out Eng-
lish manor houses.
"Broadway M el o d y" at
Adams Theater.
Featuring all the lilting laugh-
ter, daring dances and mood-mov-
ing music of a Broadway revue,
"Broadway :Melody," Metro's all-
talking, all-singing, all-dancing
production of backstage life, opens
today at the Adams Theater. This
marks the world premiere of this
sensational picture at popular
prices. There will be a special
midnight performance Saturday.
siitAT
ENTIRE WEEK
BEGINNING SUNDAY
MARCH 31
SEE AND HEAR
`Abie's Irish Rose'
With Master Cast
The Love Story That Set
the World on Fire
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Met
PARK
25q I FRn
(IN THE SCREEN:
`On Trial'
A perfect talking picture fear
taring Bert Lytell, Lois Wilson,
Pauline Frederick, Jason Ro
hard. and others.
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ON THE
Shaded Tight Romantic Atmosphere
Dreamy Music
KIRO
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THE NOTED PALMIST
Exceptional Readings
by ?d.b.a.!.
Mme De Young
Mme. Alice, Mn,,. Jane
Arabic Village-
Tea Room
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OPEN DAILY 10 A. M. TO I P. M.
SUNDAYS, 3 P. M. TO I A. M.
1440 Broadway, Detroit
"SHOWBOAT"
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Watch the Rhythm Co.
Featuring Al
and Kademova
with Monica, Francis and Billie
Byrne and Stanley Simmonels
In • Fast and Dazzling Dance
Revue.
Smiling Sammy Dibert and
The Sunnybrook Orchestra
Bob Clark at the Golden
Voiced Organ.
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FORWARD MARCH"
ORCHESTRA HALL
FRIDAY EVE., APRIL 5-8:30 O'CLOCK
ONE NIGHT ONLY
"Jephthah's
Daughter"
"BLOCKADE"
Jewry. Give to the United
Mary Pickford in "Co-
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Theater.
Three big photoplay events
rolled into one are scheduled for
this week's most important film en-
tertainment in the history of De-
troit, and anticipation is at fever
heat. Never has the theater-going $
public seemed 50 eager to see and
to hear and to appraise the ultra-
modern achievement promised by
America's foremost motion picture
star in her newest film.
Mary Pickford, so long a silent
heroine on the screeh, has her
world's premiere in the all-dia-
logue "Coquette" at the United .
Artists Theater beginning Satur-
day, March 30.
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'High Hat . '
or "Low Brow"
pmt
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coo,
may be
Acclaim the Study Club
for its superior
Food! Dancing!
Entert•inment!
I EDDIE BRUCE Our !martinet-
' able Master of Ceremonies
\ Robert "Bob" Heen The H•-
velum Ambassador of Song,
Agnes Gilroy, Marge and
\ Marie, Billy Mack. and
his Recording Banda
ms! el all.star ener- ,./
tamers.
Talking Sensation at Grand
Riviera Theater.
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March 29, 30, 31st, in
A New Musical Comedy With Songs
SAMUEL GOLDENBURG
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Pupils of the
ORCHESTRA HALL
SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 7
ass tai. Own Mu
UNIT SHOW
No other stage play ever trans-
ferred to the screen has lent so
well to talking picture technique as
"On Trial," the first outstanding
100 per cent talkie, which will be
seen and heard Sunday, Monday.
Tuesday, Wednesday, at the Grand
Riviera. "The Lone Wolf's Daugh-
In Three Acts, by A. Blum. Staged by S. Goldenberg
ter," Bert Lytell'a vehicle, will
POSITIVELY LAST FAREWELL PERFORMANCE
come to the Riviera screen for a
three-day stay starting Thursday.
Monday Evening, April 1st
"On Trial." brings Pauline Fred-
erick her first talkie role, and in-
troduces Bert I.ytell, Lois Wilson,
Holmes Herbert, and the Child
AS
star S'ondell Darr vocally for the
first time.
Featured on the stage are the
RESERVE YOUR SEATS EARLY
Keystone Serenaders, and • big
vaudeville show.
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United Hebrew Schools
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it in given at
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RUM RUNNERS
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ANNA Q. NILSSON
People's Theatre
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Cover Charge Until 9 30
JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY
'THE
TERROR'
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FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA
ROCKEFELLER
IN JERUSALEM
STAGE
In an Unusual Acrobatic and
Tumbling Novelty.
First Singing, Dancing, Talking
"HALLELUJAH"
There Will be • Program of Short
Talking Sub*. and Novelties
EILEEN and MARJORIE
INN
"SOUND YOUR A"
Etwtrr Program
Guest Conductor
Judge Christopher E. Stein, by
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reason of his long experience on
l'EMPLR
the bench and his keen and sympa- I TBg.1TRi(
the CINEMA
thetic understanding of the ever-
increasing problems that confront
CONTINUOUS
S. J. STEBBINS
WOODWARD AVE
Open to Lads of 16 to 21; that court, and in conjunction with
11 A id TILL 1.11115W:11T Managing Director
At Columbia St.
,
Cover All Expenses of
the other members of the bench., !*;
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
has contributed much to make the
Students.
Recorder's Court a model for the
criminal courts of the nation
The scholarship offer recently-
Screen Romance of the Old South
Judge Stein was among those f ., t
announced by the National Farm judges instrumental in the estab-
Musical Extravanganza in "The Front Page" at Wilson School is attracting wide attention. lishment
of the psychopathic clinic, ti!
Herbert I). Allman, president of domestic relations division, and
Theater.
Talkie at Fox Theater.
the institute, in discussing the , the probation departments of the
with
The new Fox Movietone all-
Although "The Front Page" is great interest manifested by city court, and through the latter has
talking, dancing, singing full catalogued as a farce, its thrills boys in taking up agriculture as. reclaimed for society ninny a
length feature. "Hearts in Dixie," surpass those of the average mys- a career, stated that lads from all splendid citizen who would other- I
40 FANCHON STEPPERS
BILLIIREW CHORUS OF 60
is the screen offering at the Fox tery play of high-tension drama parts of the United States are en- wise have been lost.
Hear the Soul Searching Spiritu•ls. The Rhythm, Laughter, and Music el
the Mask Southland
Theater beginning next Saturday. and to a man the New York critics tering the competition.
Judge Stein has been stern in
A FOX MOVIETONE FEATURE
Spirituals are heard in great abun-
Graduates of the school are lo- sentencing the bandit, the holdup $
dance in this long-awaited picture.
cated in every section of the coun- man, the killer, and others of like
— ADDED ATTRACTION -
A striking feature of the picture
try. There are 180 students now dangerous ilk, but for the first of-
ALL-TALKING, ALL-LAUGHING HIT
is the plentitude of comedy that
at the school taking the three-years fender he has sympathy.
enlivens the action. Among the
The Supreme Court has never
oust:, including such specialties
large cast of principles is Stopin
poultry raising, dairying, flor- reversed a decision on him.
with ARTHUR STONE, CLIFFORD DEMPSEY
Setchit, whose comic antics in "The
iculture, horticulture, landscape
Ghost Talks" will be remembered
and TWO HUGE STAGE SHOWS, including
gardening and other branches. The
by ninny as one of the high spots
"Blockade"
to
Be
Shown
at
buildings and entire plant are mod-
of that entertaininb mystery farce.
ern in every detail. Eight farms
Oriental Theater.
For the stage program S. J.
With those Masters of Jazz Melody the
is.mprise the school plant. The
No more graphic and vivid reve.
Stebbins, managing director, has
faculty of expert teachers is head- teflon of the undercover methods
FOX SYNCOPATORS
produced a spectacular presenta-
ed by Dean C. L. Goodling, one of of the rum runners along the coast
Detroit's Favorite Dance Ensemble, the
tion entitled "Hallelujah," in
Pennsylvania's most outstanding of Florida has been given the pub.
32—PLANTATION BELLES-32
which will appear a host of the A Scene From "The Front Page." farm managers /1111i an educator
liethan is in "Blockade," a mighty,
and Broadw•y's Foremast Artlata
smartest dancers and singers have pronounced it the most satis- of note. There is plenty of pro-
sea thriller which will be Rata Sat-'
known to Broadway. The stage fying stage entertainment that the vision for recreation and athletics.
The Spirit of the Eastertide
HEAR and SEE Celebrities
urday, March 30, and the week fol-
setting will be a showboat on the new season has brought to Broad-
"EASTER FANTASIE"
The scholarships are open to lads lowing, at the Oriental Theater,
and World Events in
Mississippi. Selections from way. Produced by Jed Harris, it
for the gala Easter week program'
between
the
ages
of
DT
and
21
P•tsy
Ruth
Flaum
"Showboat," the famed musical is staged with the same precision
FOX MOVIETONE
Premiere Denson.
the theater has arranged. Anna
vonualy, will be offered as an over- and swift tempo that characterized years, of best moral character,
NEWS
physical and mental fitness, and Q. Nilsson is cast in the stellar
FOX CORPS De BALLET
ture by the Fox Grand Orchestra, "Broadway," his earlier success.
includes a three years training in role, a very happy choice for her.
directed by Louis Cress. The
The cast which will introduce theoretical work in laboratory and The. Mel Klee unit, a song, and
All the Song Hits o the Musical Comedy
Easter season will be observed the play to Detroit theatergoers
dance revue with a company of
with a presentation of "Easter at the Wilson Theater beginning classrooms, and actual farm
on the school's 1,200 acres. Not beautiful girls, has the stellar posi-
Fantasie," featuring the corps de next Sunday night is headed by
The Pride el Detroit
tion on the Radio-Keith-Orpheum
ballet with Patsy Ruth Flaum. A Roger Pryor in the !lady Johnson only is tuition covered IT the schol-
vaudeville program.
Fox Movietone film, role. Mr. Pryor has been appear- arships, but board, room, hooks,
31e1 Klee, prince of blackface
80—BRILLIANT SOLOISTS-60
"Sound Your A," with Arthur ing in another Jed Harris success, laundry, etc., without cost to the
1.01 , 1S C1(5:SS, Conductor
comedians, will offer his own re-
Stone, will be an added film attrac- "The Royal Family," which ran all student.
view on the vaudeville program, 4%. 101W4VIAWItWAVISI•WhISSASSWkilX
tion. Fox Movietone News and last season in New York.
with the Jack Iliesler Girls, We-
Armin Franz at the organ will
ber's Revue; Grace and Coly
complete the program.
Worth, Kay McKay, Berton,
Crime and Punishment at
Young and [Tonle, a tuneful trio,
Little Theater.
BEGINNING MAD 11
and
Edna May, personality Miss.
Holland and Hammill Give
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SUNDAY,
118i:re:ding bits from the revue in-
"Crime and Punishment•" one of
Flying Instructions.
clude "A Trip on the Night Boat
Meet In the
the greatest of the world's liter-
334 Madison, app. D.A.C. Cherry 2110
to New York," "A Night at the
Wilson Lounge Room
New features and extra instruc- ary masterpieces, has been adapt- Approves
THE PLAY DETROIT IS HOLDING ITS BREATH TO SEE!
Plana for Museum Opera," "A Day at the Court,"
tion are included in the course ed to the screen and is now on ViCW
"The I'rince of Wails," and spe-
for Which He Gave
provided for student fliers IT Hol- at the Little Theater. This tre-
cialties by Grace Worth and the
JED HAR.R.IS
,
•
,
:toy!, Tin ily
r,a1T ., C.'E i • (I • RIC
52,000,000.
land and Ilannnill , American Eag- mendous pyschologieal study by !
Jack Mester Girls.
le is
for Michigan and Russia's most powerful novelist,
•
Ontario, whose sales and show.; Free Dosttoes,ky, was directed
JERUSALEM.—John D Rocke- U. of M. Girls Present at Or-
room a4 Plail Cass avenue m the by the celebrated Robert Weine ,
feller,
Jr.,
arrived
her
Tuesday
remembered
for
his
direction
of
first of its kind in the country.
chestra Hall, April 5..
from Egypt with Prof. James
'1\\\\1'li "
Through special arrangements "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari."
The production of "Forward
All the wierd, erotic undertones Breasted, who was instrumental in
with the American Eagle factory
March"
at Orchestra Hall Friday
It
at Kansas City, two experienced of Dostoievsky's great book have effecting his $2,000,000 donation evening, April 5, by the Junior
pilots and mechanics are being been captured in this amazing film for a museum in Jerusalem.
Girls of Ann Arbor in celebration
"We are having a very good ofthe silver anniversary of the
sent to Detroit to supervise the by means of impressionistic set-
training of student fliers. Not tings and that peculiar technique time," said the famous Egyptolo- play, promises to be an unusually
only will they give instruction in which Weine employs. 'Crime and gist. "Mr. Rockefeller greatly en- interesting event. The play was
the usual ground work, but they Punishment" is a strange tale of joyed the trip through Egypt. We written by Frances Sackett of De-
by DEN HECHT sod CHARLES MscAPTHUD,
will also devote their energies to a poverty stricken young philos- are most pleased with the architec- troit and is being produced under
Rayed by george 1. Kaufman
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teaching meteorology and aerial opher who believes that all useless tural plans for the new Jerusalem the supervision of Miss Phyllis
criminals
should
be
citizens
and
THE
"SMASH"
HIT OF NEW YORK, CHICAGO & LOS ANGELES
museum. Certainly this excellent Loughton of the Detroit Civic
navigation, two subjects not gen-
7501.0041.50.32.00k 2.50 NO
gil led.
work will be a beautiful building Theater. Miss Miriam Fuchs of Every Night at 8:20 p. m. •
erally included in flying courses.
and a fit home for the science of Detroit has one of the leading roles Sat. Matinee Only at 2:20 p. In. • • 75c-$1.00.$1.50 & $2.00 HIGHER
More than !MO students have al-
l'alestine's past."
ready been enrolled in the ::Ctn.]
and Miss Herma Grabowsky will
Mr. Rockefeller, who declined to give several specialty dances. Miss
Hammitt, D'Oyly Opera Company at
conducted by Holland
Shubert-Lafayette Theater. discuss the trip, remained in Je- Dorothy Bloom is chairman of the
and preliminary training will be
rusalem fur two days and then program committee and Miss
started this week. The factory
Local playgoers are at last to proceeded to Megiddo to visit the Louise Cody is general chairman
men arc expected next week.
be offered the opportunity of see- excavations there, financed mostly of the play. About 40 Detroit
ing the famous D'Oyly Carte by him,
girls will•lake part in the produc-
"Abie's Irish Rose" at La Opera Company, known among stu-
The government has built a spe- tion. Tickets can be obtained at
dents of the original organization cial 13-mile road from the main Grinnell's or at Orchestra Ball box
Salle Garden.
to present the operas of Gilbert & Nazareth highway direct to Me- office.
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For Easter week only, the La Sullivan. Richard D'Oyly Carte, giddo lest bad weather should
Salle Gardens theater adopts a father of the present owner and! make the previous path impass
of the
director, Rupert O'Oyly Carte, was able. The road was completed in
new policy, and will show "Abie's
the man who brought Gilbert and record time, the government tak-
Irish Rose" for the full week. with
Sullivan together and was the ing less than one month for the
sound and talking accompaniment.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
business manager of the triumvi- job and employing 1,200 men.
Matinees will he given daily at 1:45
rate which made possible the pro-
P. M. with continuous shows Sat-
present
duction of the Gilbert & Sullivan
urday and Sunday.
operas.
Nancy Carroll, petite little star,
"The Mikado" will be the first
plays "Rosemary," and incident- opera, playing three nights and a
ally sings the theme song. The matinee on Thursday, at the Shu-
popular Charles, "Buddy" Rogers, bert-Lafayette. In fact, strange
WOODWARD AT KENILWORTH
plays Abie Levy, the Jewish youth as it may seem, the Savoyards
who falls in love with an Irish girl; have never yet offered this opera
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—
J. Farrell MacDonald is cast as without at least one of the old Completion of the $2,000,000
SUNDAY AND MONDAY,
Patrick Murphy, the Irish father; originals of "the 80's" being in a building and improvement fund of
MARCH 31-APRIL 1
Jean Hersholt is Solomon Levy. principal role.
Mount Sinai Hospital, New York,
A WARNER BROS.
the Jewish papa.
"The Gondoliers" will be given was reported at the annual meet-
ALL—TALKING PICTURE
on Thursday night and for two ing of the board of trustees of the
"On Trial" Screen Feature at evenings and a matinee on Satur- hospital. The fund is to be used
day.
for
a
semi-private
pavilion
to
be
Hollywood Theater.
Prices • - - $1.00 to $2.50—Bones $3.00
erected on the site of an old pa-
Tickets at Grinnell Bros. and Box Office
vilion now being demolished. The
Broadway's greatest thriller. "Hello Yourself Remains at
new building will contain 120 beds.
"On Trial." ntade into the most
The subscriptions to the fund were
Casa
for
This
Week.
perfect talking picture released to
made over a period of four weeks,
late, comes to the Hollywood
with May McAvoy
1 hat saucy musical comedy, it was announced.
Theater Sunday for a four-day
Alex B. Francis
Announcement was made of the
run. Bert Lytell, Lois Wilson, "Hello Yourself," seems to have
ONLY APPEARANCE THIS YEAR
Louise Fasenda
Pauline Frederick, Jason Robards no respect whatsoever for tradi- resignation of Dr. S. S. Gold-
water, director of the hospital for
Edward Everett Horton
and a great cast of favorites are tions, customs or anything else.
interrupted
a
period
of
25
years,
seen in the leading roles. It is -t In a season of notably bad busi-
as
You SEE AND HEAR
complete talking picture and is ness it conies into the Cass Theater only by his service to the city
Sponsored by Detroit Associ•tion of Michigan Women
billed as the finest offering the !and proceeds to sell out from the health commissioner under Mayor
EVERY CIIARACTER IN
John Purroy Mitchell. Dr. Gold-
Proceeds for Benefit of League Building Fund
Hollywood has yet made. There start.
THIS
l'ICTURE
water
was
appointed
consultant
to
Incidentally, the efficient man-
also will be a program of short
talking subjects and novelties. ager of the Cass, Richard H. Law- the board of trustees. Ile has been
Sammy Dibert and his Sunnybrook rence, whispers the tip that pros- succeeded by Dr. Joseph Turner.
During 1928 the hospital treat-
Orchestra will play before another pective patrons have a much bet-
beautiful stage setting, while the ter chance of getting good seats ed 12,065 patients. There were
visiting acts will he of the usual on Monday or Tuesday night than 208,791 out-patient department
consultations, Leo Arnstein, act-
high caliber. In addition to Eileen they have later in the week.
"Hello Yourself" is one of those ing president of the board, re-
COLORFUL — ENTERTAINING
and Marjorie, two girls who offer
an unusual acrobatic and tumbling fast, speedy dancing shows with a ported.
DRAMATIC — INSTRUCTIVE
iii,SrADAAISav ratty non L.
Total expense of the hospital for
novelty, there will be offerings by youthful cast that kicks cobwebs
"Watch the Rhythm Co., featuring from the brains of tired business 1928 was $1,727,501.44. Of this
BARGAIN
amount $473,443 was received
Alvarez & Kademova, with Mon- men.
EXCEPT SAT. SOW WOODOS
Of course, the special big event from the Federation for the Sup-
ica, Francis and Billie Byrne and
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Stanley Simmonels in a fast and of the evening is that marvelous port of Jewish Philanthropic So-
Rarlio.Keith-Orpheum Vaudeville
dazzling dance revue. Bob Clarke concert by Waring's l'ennsylvani- cieties.
-- Screen -.
will he heard at the golden-voiced ans, recognized today as one of
the four chief orchestras in Amer-
organ.
the
Future
of
Invest in
ica.
A Thrilling Story of
200 ENTERTAINERS
Monday Evenng and Balance of Week from Wednesday
The Comedy Smash!
Orchestra Hall
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Will Be Played with the Entire Star Cast
Delicious Subgum Chow Mein
Dus Pintele Yid
Special Luncheon 55e
Special Dinners $1.00
DANCING
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12 to 1'.45 —
9:30 to 1 00 A. M.
Musk and Entertainnimt by the
PEERLESS SERENADERS
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The Sweetest Melody of the Best Yiddish Operetta
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LARGE CHORUS!
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Colleagues of Our Company
CHARGE ANET1VE
Tea Garden Cafe
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1518 WOODWARD AVE.
Phase Cadillac 2902
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TICKETS NOW ON SALE
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