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IINTERMYER URGES
PALESTINE EFFORT Ni,.His oi Autohway

S. J.
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At Columbia

Managing ;

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SAT. •nd SUN., Four Performances. Beginning I, 3:45, 6,30, 9
P.
WEEKDAYS. Three Per
Beginning at I. 4 and tl P.

The Clues

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to the Murder of Jack Donovan Are

LOVE, JEALOUSY, ROBBERY
BLACKMAIL REVENGE, GREED

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Which One Holds the Solution of tl
the Moat Baffling Mystery in the
Annals of Crime?

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Gala Feature Program fo ✓ "Noah's
Ark" Remains at
Fox Theater Next Week.
Shubert-Detroit Theater.
" The Donovan Atlair ' the a II-
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PAGE NINE

MorrisonAuto Service Is
neer in Car Washing.

er ice, at Park
and Amm o'. Hig
, ag ain l0000ds
the tn> in service. It will be re-
l'....S.\ DEN.k, Cal.—Stimulation o•alltool that this organization pie-
;i0. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of the united 'nomad the car washing and clean.
1 „ .• o .• \ No al in this cite was ing service in Detroit. Again it
torso ooleol lo A statement of Samuel shows t h e same leadership by rto•
l'iotorni)•tor, intoornatiorially noted ducing the price of washing
lawytor of the firm of Marshall, through the summer price of or.
Unterm)tor & Ilug000nheimer, who cents. It is no 10110 - e Ileces,A1V to

liege(' the leen' Je;i01 communityr

Y fl.",
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A thi ,' , ';'''-
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lin participate in the fund-raising i
nn. ''' in i ir:'"ii
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drive for Palestine rebuilding. Air. earsnrin I-i- "
talking screen adaptation of Owt
iiiiiii-mibith
spectacular production, has taken i I ntermyer, who lots been ill for din ' n top wit u inilird
special
e Davis's stage play that ran o In Detroit by storm, and is attract- some tam., is recovering his health sN•stioni; lid tort In tiltioVeit l f of i rom
irns ° 'J u P
the
e Broadway for a whole year, is t
, a re-,art in Pasadena. wheels and Ludy; the floor mat
he ing record-breaking houses to tile
DOROTHY RENTER
e screen offering at the Fox
WILLIAM COLLIER, JR.
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lariat.
The a- Shubert-Detroit Opera House,
of Jew charted and window S washed Anti
e
,
that
the
type
/ ter. Starring in this mystery thr
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il- where it is being played twice, ttlei Went tohileStille to rebuild polished, the car traveling ion a con
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/ ler is Jack Holt, who in this pi C. every day. This epic of modern! the country is splendid human oeyor with 20 Alen fwd , ,rir.i .
/ Based on Owen Davis' Success ofind iii: ,,m w12,ay That Ran fm a Whole
y—, e lure makes his debut as a talk ie days and Noah's flioal has been s ol 111„tririni for Illt. reconstruction otf "' irkin g
t
o
nil ii wniig it nniv "
player; Dorothy Revier, al so perfectly filmed and east that it
country, Mr. Untertnyer urged completion. Nine-minute service is
heard for the first time, and Wi I- carries an unusual quota of
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en- that .law's take advantage of the muintninril for your coomenitoncto
NOTICE: Please do not divulge the solufon of this per-
liana Collier, Jr. It is the sto ry tertainment value. Never beton•
opportunities lotitored by the Bul- If you prefer, the car can le•
,
feet Mystery Plot.
of a gentleman gambler, slain at
a have suchtremendous and 'mores- four lhoclaration. Alr. Tutor- serviced and polished while the
birthday party in the home of th
sivto
effects
been
seen
on
the
ni000r,
who was at tone time presl. nwm 1 attends the theater
s
ON THE STAGE
woman whom he had been blotto k- screen. The great fiord, of course, ,I",,,,,,,,:d.otoi,,,,tuh(i..dip,ii:2‘tri,,,,iti,,,!:,i;ingtt,t,vait,, shopping. The service of " r g''
e
this or
Yo u Will Be Thrilled With Delight by
mailing by threats of ITYPitlitt g
t,n ganizatioon is complete, covering .
is the dinmx of the story. It is
their intimacy to her husband.
soo realistic that illusion makes the merit:
washing, 'polishing, greasing, fen-
Another huge array of headlit le outpouring of the waters seem
"No movement is quite so im- der repairing, simonizing; in fact,
celebrities
brings too the Fox stag t' actual fact rather than play. But
And His Sizzling Jar, Orchestra
portant of the reputation of the every service to keep the (oar hook
the international favorites o
.1 no less magnificent are the scenes Jews of America and the world. ing like new and running well. Th e
I
vaudeville, Dooley and Sales, in a in the court of King Nephilitn.
When we accepted the Balfour rm. 's ' "f n o m carried and
is large enough,
comedy skit entitled "Dooley Is Here were gathered more than Decla r ation, wt, pledgedd „ af ,,, m, a to
warrant quick mo 1competent
the Name." Jimmy Carr dot 'S 7,000 people
11111i each of them is f it t he development of Palestine as w " iik•
same thrill ing 11111i
surpi•isin as perfectly pictured as though no
In Their Popular Comedy Skit
The Alorrison Auto Service has
he Jewish Homeland. Our honor
things with his jazz orchestr a, other individual was upon the set.
"Dooley Is the Name"
before the world is involved in color- bu i l t an enviable reputation on
The Le Grohs, pantomimic canto r-
There are a number of Vita- rying out that dooclaration, to say 'insinizing. This is a class of work
tionists and eccentric dancer s• phone talking sequences to add y,,ririn
, jgn,f. and
th,,,i gat.,,, ,t it)iiiteitt„ini ,on„ tftf the, thTi mast be o done Icy experts.
nothing
the•
perform some of their seemingl
And His Royal Northwest Canadians
point to the fine story of "Noah's
..e. _aorri son recently returned
impossible feats, anti Deno and Ito I - Ark." Prior to the main picture •
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lowntrodden Jews of South eas t oro from Chicago, after it trip of in.
chelle introduce Detroit audience • two very
no, vitophOne short Europtt to escape from their pres- spection and education at the si-
to a new dance offering, all ft numbers are shown, one with f •nt persecution and to lead free !lionizing factory.
The larger
Helen 'Manning and a string quar - Rucy A'alleto and his orchestra and I
ices in their ancestral holm. amid Koper service stations Were Visited
Master of Ceremonies
tette. The Fox Grand Orchestra •
the other with Hope Hampton t he traditions that are so dear to with the thought of gathering ideas
now playing from the stage an
singing the fourth act of the opera them. I visited Palestine in 19271 ,1 , f Tni ,„nri,tothroa l s)r t tro,lotass on to the car
ALL•SINGING FOX MOVIETONE
than constituting the world
"Allmon."
nal was tremendously impressed
Featurette, Presenting
largest symphonic jazz orchestra
Iy the natural beauty of the coun-
tinder the spirited direction
f McAvoy-Nagel
ry, the splendid character of the Greyhound Express Van
in
Talking
!
Louis Cress, offers several torches
lowish immigration, anti the great
Baritone, Chicago Civic Opera, in Selections from
Film
at
Colonial.
Intl numbers.
A Fox Movieton
Service Now Available
trifles they are making against
"Caught in the Fog," a Warner
featurette brings Richard Donelli
"The Barber of Seville"
—
*host seemingly impossible odds.
baritone of the Chicago Civi ,
Aiitaphoone picture, comes to 1
Move your household goods the
'to us they look for encouragement
Hear the World's Largest Symphonic Jar, Orchestra Playing on the Stag
1 the Colonial Theater, Sunday for
I
singing
selections
Iron
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Ind support, and for our own sake modern, convenient, economical
"The Barber of Seville." Arrni it a run of four days. Mae Alt.Avoy
s well as theirs, we dare not fail way. Through the use not this new
we e
Franz, solo organist, offers "Hit s and Cotorzid Nagel are starred and
hem." service you may move a reason-
LOUIS GRESS, Conductor
of the Day." an arrangement o f the cast includes Mack Swain,
able distance from your old home
copular melodies. Fox Movieton
Charles Gerrard. Ruth ('herring-
Repertory Theater in Ibsen's one day and the foflowing day be
News completes the program.
ton, Emil Chautard anti Hugh Nor-
settled in yttur new home in ano;
Drama, "The Wild Duck."
bert.
other city. There is no need to
The locale is a millionaire's
"Behold This Dreamer" Re -
The shattered dreams and ideals worry about your most cherished
houseboat off the Florida coast. A
If a poor photographer and his pieces getting scratched or broken,
mains at Civic Theater.
lady and a sheik bandit, arriving f , amily form the background of Greyhound Vans employ only men
A highly amusing comed y ,
- to stoat a string of pearls, are con- 'The Milli! Duck," Henrik lbsen's of experience to serve you—men
hold This Dreamer," by Folio? ', fronted by the owner, Conrad Na- great drama, which is to be pre. who are experts in the handling of
Oursley and Aubrey Kennedy, can - gel. The owner at once heats up seated in the Detroit Institute
The Great International Balacbst, Who Has Taken New York
of fine furniture. The vans are es-
times Inc another week at the De - the sheik and pardons the lady- Arts auditorium May 10 and 11 Nodally constructed for express'
by Storm in His Appearances on Broadway
trait Civic Theater in its first De - May AlcAvoy. Both are then by the Detroit Repertory Theater service built on sturdy bust
,
Will appear in Detroit for one performance only in
trait engagement. George Black - thrown headlong into an onslaught Players. Winniett Wright, direc- chassis, with powerful bus motors,
wood, Miriam Sears, Craig Wart I of crooks and cops that make more tor of the theater, says the cum- insuring quicker and safer trans-
his repertoire of character songs in Russian, Italian,
and Walter Sherwin have the lead - fun and furore than a barrel of ing presentationw ill be the most portation. For further informn-
French and Jewish Chassidic melodies
ing roles. The hero is Charley monkeys.
satisfactory his organization has tion call the lineal Greyhound of•
Sunday Evening, May 5, 8:30 P. M.
Turner, a young brush manuftic
flees.
given in many months.
Carer
who longs too be an artist
OODAVAIM AT PARE, tit
• Unusual Program Shown at
His wife, Clara, has no sympulith
Herman Timberg at Oriental Best April Month in Nash
Oriental Theater.
with his artistic cravings and tin '
Herman Timberg, who comes to
History.
An unusually attractive and
ally her family sent Charley
a
the Oriental 'theater Saturday for
I
colorful
program
is
combined
on
private sanitarium for a manta
it
week's
engagement
as
headliner
KENOSHA, Wis.—With retail
BUY TIKETS AT ONCE—FOIL SALE AT
rest-cure. The surprising result both screen and stooge at the Ori-
Pohl's Restaurant, 8832 Twelfth Street.
is that he succeeds in painting ental Theater for the week begin- in his new revue of songs, dance delivery figures in key points fur
Zagel's Drug Store, 1141 Westminster.
what is immediately hailed as a ning Saturday. On the screen is and comedy, is no advocate of the the week ending April 20 exceed-
Also alt week at Orchestra Hall Box Office.
great masterpiece, and his wilt , featured "The Red Sword," a blindfold cigarette test, but he ing by Sial2 percent those of the
9 welcomes him home with joy. Char- thrilling drama of the old days in does give the "fag" credit for be- corresponding period last year, ex-
!toy turns the tables cleverly, how- Russia when the Czar ruled as a ing his inspiration in getting sng toutives of the Nash Motors Com.
numbers from his brain.
party anticipate the greatest April
ever, and finally wins real happi- despot and kept the people under
The Timberg vaudeville contri- volume in the history of the Nash
ness with people who understand subjection through fear of the
butions include such popular of- organization, according to C. 11. —
Cossacks.
him.
One of the biggest names in the ferings as various vehicles used Bliss, general sales meager.
There will he three special per-
by the Four Marx Brothers and
formances of Eugene O'Neill's re- theatrical limelight is found head-
On Fifth Avenue,
our Queens Checker Cabs. Empire 7000
markable play, "The Gnat God lining the vaudeville portion of the
nd a Joker," "Chicken Chow
bill.
This
is
none
other
than
tier
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—BEGINNING SUNDAY, MAY 11.—
Brown," Monday night, May a,
kill
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and
"The
Rebellion."
lit
THE SEASON'S CLIMAX?
and Tuesday matinee and night, man 'I unbtorg, famous musician,
comedian anti jack-of-all theatri- wrote for the legitimate stage a
FORT
May 7.
NEAR. JUNCTION
drama,
"Schemers,"
which
WAS
cal trades. Mr. Timberg's new
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offering is known as "Herman 'film produced in New York.
Vaudeville Acts and "The
ON ME SCREEN
berg V'arieties' and he is the 'Inc.
Singing Fool" at the
author and producer. The usual
Desert Nights" at Alhambra
Oriental supporting bill is aalsoto " Desert Night," a Metro-Goldwyn-
Hollywood.
be found in evidence and on the A layer production with synchron-
The most sensationally StleiTS,-
screen a wide variety of short iz ood score and sound effects, will
ful of all talking pictures, "The
subjects will be offered.
e at the Alhambra Theater Sun-
Singing loi1.1," with Al Jolson,
Fo odonnoisseurs
Vitaphone's Singing and Talking Picture
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ny and Monday, May 7 and 6,
coommences its second Detroit run
appreciate the ef •
Comedy
"After being hampered by skirts
forts of Eddie, the
Sunday at the Hollywood Theater Thurston, the Magician, at
little chef . . repeat
f silks and satins it is such a re
of ActorArislocrats
Shubert Lafayette.
and will rennin there four days.
business proves this
6y acwa r siouiton t- DNA feRSER
Sammy Dibert and his Sunny-
Each new generation brings to li tof to don It costume consisting
statement!
N 0 ,
f
trousers,"
said
Alary
Nolan.
COVER
CHARGE
brook Oroollestt•ot will appear on the tom of the ladder a magician n,
ho wears the newest of all active
'TILL 9:301
Featuring BETTY BRONSON, DAVEY LEE (the Juvenile Actor),
the stage to background a Splen- who is so skilled that nn one eAll
ith
uting costumes in this 'undue- MUSIC
JOSEPHINE DUNN and Others
did ten lie of
vaudeville
deny his mastery in that loartica-
on.
Is
tin se comprising Harris & Rad- lar field. Not since Hermann the
Seintil , aling
tunes
'In
this
picture,
'Desert
Nights.'
by the incomparable
cliffe and Company in "Push 'mil Great, tins America boasted lot an in
ON THE STAGE
BILLY MACKIE
Sat. Mat. - Sot . SI, $1.50, $2 and $2.50
anti Shove 'on" a rousing knot.k- artist so ooutstandingin his pro- 0 which I play the feminine lead
tif
44411%( I
s t3F
A.Sg* $2
pposite John Gilbert, I have t7 and hi, band!
Nights
HARRIS, RADCLIFFE & CO.
al, 81.50. $2, $2.50 and $3
.rt ,
Smiling Sammy Dibert and
al.out CORWIty /let anti the Canopus fession
1111Wtiell Thurston, who I
enty of importunity to enjoy
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The Sunnybrook Orchestra
Five in "tiollegioote Frolics," as begins the second week of his De-
is
clothes
freedom."
"PUSH 'EM AND SHOVE 'EM"
EDDIE BRUCE as
well as other talent. Ito') Clark,. tro.it engagement at the Shubert-
wdl appear on the stare to hark
ma ■ ter of cream.-
ground the splendid revue of vaude
A Rousing Comedy An
heard at the organ in a new Lafayette Sunday afternoon, May —
ie+ and 5 ALI. STAR
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slide solo and there will be both
talking awl silent short subjects
This year his daughter .lane
The Campus Five
.laneis
.v I ',V 11.1 I'
Bob Clark at the Golden
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en the screen.
co-starring with her father. Sloe
r"•"ly prepared
in "COLLEGIATE FROLICS"
Voiced Organ.
•
rleaantly
is a singing and dancing comisl-
To be Well Dressed
served. moder-
"Show Boat" Scores at State ienne and it sorceress in htor own
Have Your Clothes
ately prised!
right. She does a dialogue wish
; 2
Theater.
Cleaned and Pressed
Twice Daily—Eves., 8:30; Mats., 2:30
her
father
and
a
beautiful
magic
The singing and talking picture
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Y
version of Edna Ferber's "Show Oct of her own,

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Ily the Mamas, Dialogue of

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Radio-Keith-Orpheum Vaudeville

— Stage

HERMAN
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and his big

KUN'SK Y
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THEATER

WOODWARD

AT KENILWORTH

SUNDAY, MONDAY. MAY 5-6

John Gilbert, Ernest Torrence,
Mary Nolan in

`DESERT NIGHTS'

The Year's Romantic Sensation
in Thrilling Sound.
Al, Screen Talking Acts.

REVIEW

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7.8

VARIETY SYNCOPATORS

THURSDAY, FRIDAY. MAY 9-10

and

SAMMY TIMBERG

— Screen —

"THE RED SWORD"

A Warner Bros' Talking Picture

"Wild Orchids"

"AL JOLSON"

SATURDAY, MAY 11

A Talking Picture
May McAvoy, Conrad Nagel in

"Caught in the Fog"

Keystone Serenaders
It's Packing Them In!

RADIO-KEITH-ORPHEUM
HEADLINE VAUDEVILLE

This Week's Bill Features

CHAS. BENNINGTON
n.1

His New York Newsboys Marmot
Band

Thursday and Friday, May 9 and 10

With the Original Cast Direct from Volk's Theater, New York
TIE TOPIC OF THE HOUR IN

`The Eternal Mother'

Thirty-two Weeks Played in New York City
250,000 People
Have Seen the Season's Most Sensational Play
8 7 Kalmanowitch. Music by Lubin. Lyrics by I. Rosenberg

Tickets $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00

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The Singing Fool

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Edwin A. Relkin and Z. Weintraub Present for Two Perform•
antes Only, New York's Greatest Sensation of this Season

Misha and Lucy German

in

with DAVEY LEE, JOSEPHINE
DUNN and BETTY BRONSON

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Beat" has proved one of the DIOSI
sensational film successes of the
year since its opening at the State
not week. The combination of
thto famous story and the music
and stars of ZiegfeldLs musical
version makes it it production of
an entirely new type for the
screen. Laura LaPlante and Jo-
seph Schildkraut play the leading
roles in the story, with Otis liar-
Ian, Alma Rubens, Emily Fitzroy
and other talking stars in the cast.

MARIETTA CRAIG

In "Batty," • Spooky Travesty

BILL and ED

THE DUO DISC DUO

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Two Famous RA410 Singing Comedians
The Three Talietat—Nimble J a
Athlete.
BERNARD • KALI.AR
In an Amusing Comedy Skit

Buses Everywhere

from

Pony Express Stations

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"The Royal Family" at Cass
Theater Next Week.

Dt•spite its title, there too
court intrigue, tottering tloto
or old world romance in '
Royal Family," the much di, I. • I
comedy that Jed Il arris to •
sent at the Cass Theater, Moo..
ning Sunday night, with the omit..
brilliant cast that appeared during
its run of .15 weeks at the Selwyn
Theater, New York. Written by
George S. Kaufman and Edna Ficr.
ber, it satirizes the home life of a
mythical family of actors in a
fashionable New York apartment.
The east, pronounced by the
New York reviewers as one of the
most brilliant that Broadway has
seen in years, is headed by Ilaitlee
Wright as Fanny Cavendish.
The company comes direct (Isla
a three months' run in Chic o bo
Usual matinees are anmotl• I
for Wednesday and Saturday - .

The "Singing Fool" to Be
Shown at Grand Riviera.

Al Jolson, the world's most fa-
mous jazz singer, is back again in
"The Singing Fool," Warner
Brothers' record-breaking Vita-
phone picture, to be seen and heard
this week at the Grand Riviera.
Headline spot on the vaudeville
program goes to Charles Benning-
ton and his New York Newsboys
Harmonica Band.
Charles
Bennington,
wohoose
newsboy band offers an outstand-
ing vaudeville novelty, is the late
star of "Dearest Enemy." Mari-
etta Craig, who played Lizzie in
"The Bat," presents a spooky
travesty on that famous mystery,
entitled "Batty." Another featured
spot goes to Bill and Ed, two fa-
mous radio singing comedians,
known as the Duo Disc Duo. The
Three Taketas, nimble Japanese
athletes, and Bernard & Kellar, in
an amusing comedy skit, complete
the stage offering.

'Alibi" Continues at United
Artists.

"Alibi," the crook drama, will
he held over a second week at the
United Artists Theater. "Alibi"
is described as the perfect film and
the most thrilling screen entertain-
ment in the history of the theater.

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A Whooping

In Two Acts and Prologue by Ch. Taber. Music by Oe•falry
SPECIAL NEW NUMBERS
NEW SC/MY

Midnight Show

with

TUESDAY EVE., MAY 7

George Kelley

Tmt.monial Performanc• for Our Talented I

The High Hat

Arlen.

MISS IDA COHN

Jester

Our Guest Star JULIE'S NATHANSON Will Appear at This Special
Occaeion in • Brand Now Comedy

Esther Sterling

tad Others

with Julius Nathanson as

Der GALITZIANER RABBI

Before the Show - After the Show

Dinner—

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2609 Calvert Street

Cookery

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