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of car washing in the city. They .!
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tent and have led in the field in this ;
service fur years. Cars are
cleaned inside and outside, the
wheels and body, us well as the
windows washed and chamnised.
The Cost of this service is much I
less than it used to be, due to the!
Lint that the summer price is now
The Officers of the
Detroit Hebrew Orphans Home
tate this means of informing the community that the institu-
tion is entirely supported with fund s Iro n, MEMBERSHIP
DUES and from PRIVATE DONORS. It is not a••ociated with
any other fund raising agency.
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"The American Tragedy" at
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A SWEET SINGER IN ISRAEL
NOW OPEN' •
Dr. Solomon Colts-Cohen Publishes His Verses and Many
Translations from the Hebrew.
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His translations from the Ile-
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contain poems from Itin Cabirol,
'lin Ezra, Judah Halevi, Al-Harizi,
Immanuel di Roma and others.
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Mt. Clemens, of which I. Madursky
i. proprietor, announces that it is
now open to receive guests and
friends.
Under the new management of
Ilr. 3Iailorsky, who was for 10
years proprietor of Glenwood Ho-
tel in 11t, Clemens, Riverside prom-
ises to become one of the leading
hotels in the Bath City.
Everything in the Riverside has
been furnished anew, including
futniturti, rugs, linens, beds and
dishes.
The hotel and bath house are
under the same roof. Its mineral
well is an original Mt. Clemens
well.
The Riverside is situated on the
banks of the Clinton River, adja-
cent to a beautiful park. All rooms
have been redecorated, are well
ventilated, and have steam heat.
hot and cold running water, tele-
phone, and everything that goes to
make one comfortable.
CAR WASH, $1.25
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No Extra Charge for Wire
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Body and Nickel Polishing,
Simonizing, Vacuum Clean, Oil
Change, Greasing, Doping, Mo.
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Keech in Auto Race
Here on Sunday.
Ray Kin Ii, Indianapolis winner
who will ride in the 100 - mile AAA
championship auto race at the
Michigan State Fair Grounds track
Suday afternoon, June 9, drives the
(sir that was built by the late
Frank Lockhart, who was killed
attempting to break the world's
straightaway record of 207 miles
an hour which Keech had estab-
lished at Daytona Beach.
Keeeh, who is 29, is a phlegmat-
ic, easy going, rely-poly sort of
person of the track. He is shy.
retiring and spends little or no
time around his garage. At the
starting line of a race he is as said
and collrtited as Gene Tunney was
in his corner before his biggest
fights. But once the race is on he
is a driving daredevil, although his
daring is tempered with the judg-
ment in pare that makes victory
possible in big races.
New Shoe Shoo Opens Down
Town.
Herrman A. Becher and Sieg-
fried Greenberg have opened a
new shop, known as the Martha
Washington Shoe Shop, at the cor-
ner of John R. and Farmer. They
will carry three nationally known
lines of health shoes, to be fea-
tured at 28 and $10 prices.
or Neither
Maid, Wife Nor Widow"
at Civic Theater.
'After Dark;
The groat romantic spectacular
melodrama, "After Dark; or Neith-
iir :quid, Wife nor Widow," by
Dion Boucicault, opens in Detroit
Monday night at the Detroit Civic
Theater, with Marie Adels, George
Blackwood, Miriam SOlIrS, Craig
Ward, and Walter Sherwin in
prominent roles. This is the fam-
ous 11111 success which hie been
crowding the Old Rialto Theater
in Hoboken for over 21 weeks.
Seats are now selling there eight
weeks in advance, and all New
York and its friends are stream-
ing lieroso 30 Hoboken to see the
phenomenally popular production.
The Civic Theater was only able to
obtain "After Durk" by special ar-
rangement with IVilliam A. Brady,
who controls the play, and who
gave Miss Bonst•lle his original
version as an especial favor. l‘ii"
Bonstelle has just returned from
Hoboken, where she has seen the
play as produced by Christopher
Hurley, Throckmorton, Gribblo and
'Milliken.
Oriental Announces Summer
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Slate uourt case and front the well
of actual facts wove 11 novel ill two
volumes that took him six years to
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"Close Harmony" Arrives
Friday.
The much heraldrtl screen musi-
cal production "Close Harmony'
will open at the Madison following
the current engagement of Cecil
DeMille's "The Godless Girl." Bud-
dy Rogers and Nancy Carroll are
starred with Buddy exhibiting his
prowess as a drum player, SHX11-
phoinst, ad clarinetist and Miss
Carroll singing. The story is one
of hack stage and the two stars
are vaudeville players.
In no other picture has there
been so convincing a demonstration
of the possibilit ies of the Vitaphone
as in "The Desert Song," which
is in its second week at the Adams
Theater and will go down in screen
history as the first musical play to
Inc transferred in its entirety to
the motion picture screen.
The desert scenes are exception-
ally beautiful.
"Glad Reg Doll" at Michigan
Dolores Costello has a new lead•
ing man in the all-talking picture.
"The Glad Rag Doll," coming to
the Michigan tomorrow, in Ralph
Graves, who recently scored suc-
cess in "The Flying Ensign" and
"Submarine." Craves is known in
the screen world both as a director
and player.
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The screen fare at the Alhambra
Theater on Sunday and Monday.
presents Douglas MacLean in "The
Carnation Kid," a fast-moving
dramatic story of love, politics,
elections, underworld machinations
and many other elements of life in
a busy city.
Seen with MacLean are quite
number of well known motion pic-
ture players, including Frances
Lee, Lorraine Eddy, William B.
• Hill Mailes.
Davidson, Charles
Frances McDonald, Maurice Black
and a host of types portraying the
politicians and the gangsters and
others.
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Full details of how talking pie-
turns are made will be shown to •
the motion picture public for the
first time when "The Studio Mur- 1
der Mystery," Paramount's latest
all-talking thriller at the Capitol
theater. An all-sta• cast, includ. •
ing many stage stars, acts this
mystery melodrama which was di-'
reefed by Frank Tuttle.
37 South Avenue,
Mt. Clemens
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The Season's Sensation
EDDIE.' BRUCE
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Back Again
the AN! of
Them All !
$8 to $10 Weekly, Single
$12 to $16 Weekly, Double
$1.50 to $3.00 Daily
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of
Seymour
Simons
Ambassadors
foc";Z"?e,e
"Studio Murder Mystery" at
Capitol Theater.
"The Carnation Kid" at the
Alhambra.
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wo Summer!
complete. Several 01111,11S Wert.
taken from time to time for the
dramatic rights but none were sat•
isfactory to Mr. Dreiser until Pat-
rick Kearney after one •
year's work
submitted it completed manuscript
which MRS
selected by
Mr. Dreiser and pllived
produk.-
thin by Hornet. Liveright.
The work of Mr. Dreiser and
Mr. Kearney bears the title of "An
American Tragedy" and it is a vit-
al, true, emotional liicture of the
lines 14 nuiny American !toys and
girls and American homes.
William H. Wright has given a ,
production at the Shubert-latfay- •
ette, which continues this week,
that according to all Detroit crit-
ics, well meets the Dreiser-Kearn-
ey conception.
Pa.., Door
"Carnation Kid"
DOUGLAS McLEAN •nd
FRANCIS LEE
Pte-ii,
Talking
Yitaphone Cast
TUESDAY, JUNE II
"LEATHERNECK"
WILLIAM BOYD and
ALLEN HALE
Talking Picture
WED., THURS., JUNE
12-13
"INTERFERENCE"
CLIVE BROOK and
EVELYN BRENT
All Talking
FRI., SAT.. JUNE 14-15
"REDSKIN"
With Richard Dix
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`GERALDINE'
A Story of the Old-Fashioned
Girl Whose Father Had
chef that'. • wisaul
—Music that'a hat
STARRING
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"A Home Away From Home"
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In his great success at the l'ublic Theater of New York
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Applied to Your Name Iti•loamt
Through the stn5A -rnits. You l'se
(0., name • POSITIVE or •
NEGATIVE TEMPE:RAMF:NT.
"She Goes to War" at the "Desert Song" a Hit at the
United Artists.
Adams Theater.
Startling new angles on the
World War are presented in "She
Goes to War," the new synchron-
ized film opening tomorrow at
United Artists. Eleanor Boardman
has the leading role, with Alma
Ruben., John Holland, Edmund
Burns, Al St. John, Yola I)'Avril
and other well-known players in
the cast. Alma Ruben. sings
"There Is a Happy Land," which,
with "Joan." is featured in the
synchronized score. The story
was written by Rupert Hughes.
who wrote "The Patent Leather
Kid" and other successful stories
of the late great conflict.
is a Naas:at ...
Tea Garden Cafe
Richard Barthelmess in his sen-
sational talking and singing suc-
cess, "IVeary River," together with
a picked assortment of short vaude-
ville and novelty subits•ts will make
up the Hollywood Theater's pro-
gram for the fear-day period open-
ing Sunday June 9.
Among the talkie shorts for this
program are "Broadway Blues," a
rollicking two-reel educational
sound f un-f est ; 51 a Hon Harris,
gifted winger of popular melodies,
in a splendid recital; "Dinner
Time," a Pathe comedy novelty and
the lot he Sound NOW,. Th1.1 .1. Will
1115, he an organ recital by the pop-
ular Bob clarko, playing on the
golden.loirts1 organ.
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SPECIALTY:
With the approach of warm
Genuine
Chinese Roast Pork
weather, the management id the "Trial of Mary Dugan" Con-
isei sea with Hot Mustard)
Oriental Theater arrangtsi a sum-
tinues at State.
Delicious Subgum Chow Mein
mer policy and prises in keeping
Norma Shearer, who makes her
Special Luncheon 55e
with same. Instead of cutting, down talking picture debut in "The Trial
on the entertainment, the vnude-
Special Dinners $1.00
of Mary Dugan," the all-talking
nille stns irrellSO11 10 six acts and picture, remaining at the State, is
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patronage. The Oriental is one of per rent talking picture voice."
5.30 to 1.00 A.M.
the few. theaters in Detroit fully Miss Shearer, who never has been:
Music and Entertainment by the
equipped with cooling systems, on the stage, studied voirte culture
PEERLESS SERENADERS
such that will keep the tempera- at the University of Southern Cali-
NO COU
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ture at 70 to 72 degrees at all fornia before sl im ' was assigned to
times. despite the torridness that the title role in the Bayard Veiller
may prevail out of doors.
stage hit, and when studio excel].
Featured on the screen next ti vu's heard her first test they were
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we(ik, Booth Tarkington's story amazed nt her perfect diction and
Phone Cadillac 2902
"Geraldine" is announced and on voice quality. Critics then saw
the stage six big time acts if the test and pronounced it "100 k't
vaudeville will hold forth. The (al cent."
vaudeville program will be headed
by Ross and Costello, a clever team
of conicity entertainrts 5th i ar
mous for their original line of
chatter and sure-fire laugh get-
(Stiictly Kosher)
ters.
"Weary River" at the Holly-
wood Theater.
ArINFAM.
Ribero Dining and Daar ■ vg
Theodore Dreiser, well-known
of His
From 1879 to date, Dr. Solomon achievements the fast that he is al-
Solis-Cohen, a physician by voca- so 101 accomplished poet, and you
tion and a writer of verse by avo- have the personality of an inspir-
cation, has written many original ing sage.
poems and translated many from
Of his original verses, the title
the Hebrew of !toted writers who poem stands out among the more
lived in the twelfth and thirteenth fascinating. "When Love Passed
centuries.In "When Love Passed By" was written in 1582. Here is
By and Other Verses" (published another fascinating verse written
by the Rosenbach Company, 1320 in 1850:
Walnut street, Philadelphia; 273
IN IIKR EYES
Madison avenue, New York), are
Woman end men cast out
enbodied the best of his poetic writ-
Front the g•rden of the Lord—
ings.
Hof ore them. danger and doubt.
Behind then, the flaming sword—
This volume contains many very
fawinating verses. It is valuable
h in each other's eyes:
IA), What ou tweighs the han!
to the interested Jewish reader for
We have hope!• the woman cries:
many reasons: Its translations
"We have love!" the word of the
from liturgical poetry are excel-
man.
lent and inspiring; its love songs
are animated by the noblest senti-
In this age of "Good-Will" drives,
ments and breathe the Hebraic this one written in 1856, is of par.'
spirit; its humorous selections are titular interest:
of the most wholesome variety; its
TO WARRING THEOLOGIANS
translations from the Hebrew art. ties e,
ase your wrangling. what the
animated by great knowledge.
lines
And curves In ''pen Heaven's ward:
Dr. Solis-Cohen was born in Phil-
■ No yours. nor ou, the truthful key—
adelphia in 1057, and from his ear-
The Gates of Merryare not barred!
hest youth was an excellent He-
brew' scholar, having read Hebrew
Hero is another fascinating yam-
literature with the late great Sob- ! pip of his love songs (written in
kit.. Morals in 187545. As a noted • 1905):
sot's. Is THE IIPST op LIFE
physician, Hebrew scholar, leader !
.'in Is the boo of life, and laughter next:
in the Jewish community Dr. Solis -
And af t t r e ur e, these, the blessed gifts of
Chen has long ago earned the es- !
teelll of his community. Add to his
And the hot flame of wrath that fills the
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Too much prosperity makes
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FOR RENT
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By Herman Wohl
TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY
SUNDAY JUNE 9, MATINEE and EVENING
Twenty-two beautiful musical numbers. A large choir.
Tickets for sale at Boa Office. Evenings, $250, $2.00, $1.50,
$1.00; Matinee, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00.
Reiser's.- your seats early—call Empire 3488.