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this Friday and Saturday, June 21
and 22. This is Jessel's latest and
best.
On Sunday and Monday,
Haines' "The Duke Steps
Out" will be featured. "The Re-
deeming Sin," all-talkie, with Con-
rad Nagel and Dolores Costello,
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The above is a photograph of the Jewish Center Music School stu-
dents and faculty. The final recitals of the school will be given June
19 and 23.
Top row, left to right: Clara E. Waldron, piano instructor; Sam-
uel Levine, executive director of the Jewish Center; Edith Ella Davis,
piano instructor; Stanislaw Szmulewicz, violin instructor; Eunice
Tobin, Music School registrar; Jack Weisberg,
Second row: Max l'echerer, Ben Freedman, William Rosow, Lilian
Gerstein, Sidney Leven, Stilton Leven, Isadore Schneider, Sylvia Cohen.
Third row: Jennie Tannenhaus, Beatrice Stronger, Dora Rolnitzky,
Anna Rothman, Lillian Greenfield, Sonya Rolnitzky.
Fourth row: Clara Tannenhaus, Rebecca Cooper, Ida Geliebter,
Fanny Goldstein, Beatrice Siegal, Nellie Fienberg, Sophie Baskin,
Sadie Coodin, Morris Schultz.
Fifth row: Irving Munch, Eva Caron, Sonya Rattner, Birdie
Pechers, Mildred Leven, Bessie Stein, Thelma Coodin, Evelyn Lewis
Mildred Rolnitzky, Frieda Reich.
Sixth row: Benjamin Itunis, Jake Geliebter, Yetta Lax, Blossom
Rovetch, Rachel Reich, Shirley Feinberg, Max Weiner. Dorothy
Strenger, Hadassah Yanich.

HAKOAH, CHAMPION SOCCER TEAM,
TO PLAY HERE ON SUNDAY, JUNE 30

The outstanding sports event of
the year will be the championship
soccer game to be played on Sun-
day. June 30, between tee liakoah,
American champion team, and the
Hollis, Carburetor team.
The game will he played at 3 p.
as, at Clark Park, Mt. Eliot and
Milwaukee.
The Halecah comes here follow-
ing a string of successes unequaled
by any other team in many years.
It has played and beaten the best
in the country, and has shown skill

which places it in the front ranks
of teiccer.
The Holley Carburetor train is
similarly well equipped for a fine
game, and those who will witness
the exhibition are promised a great
afternoon.
The Ilakoah team consists of
many of the old players of the
original Hakoah team of Europe.
To see Louis Fischer, the goal-
keeper, play, is in itself a great
treat. The complete Ilakoah team
will be announced next week.

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The "world's four funniest men," 1 .
two of Broadway's greatest musi-
cal comedy favorites, groups of l
dazzling chorus girls in a swirl of
' scintillating dances and the tuneful
Irving Berlin melodies make "The
Cocoanuts," the talking screen's
first musical comedy sensation.
"The Cocoanuta" at the United
Artists theater makes a real Broad-
way musical comedy available to
everybody.

"An American Tragedy"
Starts Fourth Week.

"An American Tragedy" will en-
ter its fourth and final week at
the Shubert-Lafayette Theater
Sunday night, June 23. This play
represents the prominent novelist,
Theodsre Dreiser, at his best.

Michigan Bell Votes More
Extensions.

At the regular monthly alerting I
of the board of director of Michi•
gar Bell Telephone Company held
in Detroit on Thursday, June 13,
estimates were approved covering
extension to the plant in the
amount of $3,351,000. Of thin to-'
tal, $1,375,000 is for the Detroit
Exchange area, and the balance of
$1,979,000 curers various items
throughout the state.
Including estimates approved at
previous meetings, this makes a
total approval so for thin year of
$11,101,000; divided approximate-
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387,00(1 for the balance of the state.
The directors declared a dividend
of $2 per share on the capital
stock payable June 29,

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CAFE LIDO

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SUNDAY, MONDAY, JUNE 23-24

WILLIAM HAINES

"The Duke Steps Out"

With Joan Crawford and Karl Dane

The Biggest Event of the Year in Detroit Sports

TOES, WED, JUNE 25-24

SOCCER

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"THE REDEEMING SIN"

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ish law that it be administered on
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mencement exercises of the Jew- car S. Straus, late American Jew- mercial car program.
ish Theological Seminary held at ish statesman and philanthropist,
Town Hall .
came into being today when Justice
The degree of Doctor of He- Nathan Itijur of the New York Su-
1516 WOODWARD AVE.
brew Literature was conferred preme Court signed a certificate of
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upon Dr. Mordecai M. Kaplan of incorporation for the Oscar S.
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the Society for the Advancement Straus M e m o r i a.I Association
of Judaism, and the degree of Prominent Americana are among
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Doctor of Divinity upon Rabbi the incorporators and members of
If you haven't •Iten ■ fed our "reek],
Charles I. Hoffman of Newark, N. the board of directors.
•urtion In 19 / A you mu-t get Intro the
habit
In 1.:9.
.1., and Rabbi Elias L. Solomon of
Thousands of people
An organization meeting of the
have saved thou••ndr of dollars by at.
New York.
In loving memory of our dear tending
directors will be held at an early
our • octions. Sale start. •t 10
of
the
The principal speakers
date, when a constitution and by- mother, Polly Clark, who pawed a rn. mid co ntinues throughout the d•r
occasion were Dr. Cyrus Adler, laws will be adopted and officers away one year ago the 10th of and evening. Remember the date.
Wednesday, A
president of the Jewish Theologi- elected, it was announced.
Sivan.
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Mikve Israel of Philadelphia.
JUSTICE, DEAD AT 73 And ;anti: otfh;;Iitnhr"w:Vanirt:sirie„.
Rabbi Charles I. Hoffman of
Newark delivered the invocation
NEW YORK.—(J.T. A.)—Al-
Sadly missed by her suns, Harry,
and Rabbi Israel Goldfarb the fred Steckler, former Supreme
closing prayer.
Court justice, died Monday in Roy and Sam.
Those who received rabbinical Mount Sinai Hospital, New York.
degrees were: Isadore Barnett. Ile was '73 years old. For many
Tombstone Unveiling.
Philadelphia, Pa.; Abraham II. years a reformer of court proce-
Fedder, Baltimore, Md.; Albert 1. dure, he brought about many
The family of the late Stra. Polly
Gordon, Cleveland, Ohio; Harry changes while on the bench of the
Clark announces the unveiling of a
Halpern, New York, N. Y.; Harry Fourth District City Court.
W. Katchen, Newark. N. J.; Na-
Justice Steckler was a member monument in her honor Sunday,
than Kollin, Cleveland, Ohio; Isi- of the Masonic order and was June 23, at 2:30 p. m., at Clover
Pony Express Coaches
dore S. Meyer, New London, identified with many Jewish or- Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi A. M. ,
Conn.; Jacob Radin, New York; ganisations and charities. Funeral Hershman will officiate. Relatives
to CHICAGO
Henry M. Rosenthal, Louisville, services were held at Temple Beth and friends are asked to attend the
Ky.; Edward Schoenfield, New El. Burial was in Shalom Fields service.
ore built entirely of steel
York, N. Y.; Charles M. Rubel, of Cemetery.
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Ncw York, received the degree of
Mr. Steckler is survived by a
, Master of Hebrew Literature.
Arlington 3342
son, Alfred; his wife, Mrs. Gusaie
Rabbi Neuman in his address N. Steckler; his mother and two
pointed out that the "S'micha" sisters.
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BERTHA THOMAS, Prone

"Alibi," the all-talking picture
hailed generally by the critics as
the perfect talking production, be-
gins a four-day engagement at the
Hollywood Theater Sunday, along
with an attractive array of abort
talkie subjects and an organ solo
by Bob Clarke, who recently or-
ganized the popular Bob Clarke
Club.
On the short aubject program
are "Ask Dud," an educational
comedy; "Stage Struck," a Para-
mount comedy; a musical short ex-
hibiting Spitanly's famous band
and the I'athe News.

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Dialogue Script For "Black
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Frank Reicher, stage and screen
Close Harmony Continues.
player, was engaged recently by
Buddy Rogers and Nancy Car-
Herbert Wilcox to write the dia-
logue for "Black Waters," which roll are singing their way to new
the English producer desired to popularity in "Close Harmony'
make in Hollywood so as to study now in it a third week at the Madi-
sound in this country for his fu- son. Buddy plays the part of a
ture productions in England., jazz hand leader and Miss Carroll
, Reicher never had any experience is a headliner in a picture theater
writing screen dialogue, but went revue. Their romance blossoms
Lt it. The result is that he turned backstage to tuneful musical accom-
out an entirely new technique in Ploiment•
the talking picture to be seen at
the Colonial for four days, start-
ing Sunday.

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The above is a photograph of L. Piliehowski's famous painting, "Daughters of Israel," to be shown
here at J. L. Hudson's Art Galleries beginning June 24. The feature painting to be on display will be
the one showing the scene at the opening of the Hebrew University.

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"Alibi," All-Talkie, at the
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"Father and Son," synchronized j
with dialogue and music, which ,
opened at the Fox, marks Jul(
Holt's sixty-ninth starring vehicle.,
Holt's early life %VHS one of ad-I
venture, and he made frequent and
varied changes in occupation. His I
first job was with the Pennsylvania!
railroad as a civil engineer. En- !
gineering bored him, so he left to
go to Alaska to represent an ex-
ploration company. Eventually he
drifted back to the United States
and became in turn packer, freight-
er, government mail carrier, legiti-;
mate actor, movie stunt man, and
finally screen star.

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