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Betty Compson in "Street
Girl" at Alhambra.

ELEVEN

Mrs. Berkowitz to Address
CLASSES FOR FATHERS ARE INCLUDED IN
Open Meeting of
i WOMEN'S COUNCIL'S CHILD STUDY GROUPS

J. W. E. W. 0.
Her talent on the violin launched
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Betty Compson on it theatrical Ca-
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TI,: . laid si it
groups of the sary h' mar: shoal children - a ill
tart when she was a school girl
in th i 1.ii se. non of the National he lett by M t:s Lucy Eli.o. 1 , 0:- ‘‘. The last meeting of the North
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Branch of the Jewish
Ceuneil of Jewish Women will in - ripal of the Hierrard Intel int Mate
go,TdI sitt,.astidia,t h(Diii lt,-nt, s,t ail ,lill,,,,h, egrini.,n, dud,.
New Popular Prices
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o fathers, headed School, who i, in charge of the
"False Gods," Melodrama,
"a'n'lizhaTii in fa,:iumrs''Phtt4. 11: 1 0‘i.k.;.vi /filt,irilet (t-ihri:
i by U r. 1V -dliam 0. Stevens, head- Parent-Tra• I. , u
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a "110:1hen
to play the
home
of
Mrs.
Cohen.
Reports
of
Yiddish Theater.
Ex..i ■ t sm. A Sun.
all-musical master of Cranbrook, :Dr. Theo- the Board of Education, on alter- committties n o sale of tickets for
l'ictures' all-talking,
A new la elialli nia "False Gods" pr „,,:,,,,,
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"str ee t Gill" to be Nile Raphael, psychiatrist of the mite Friday mornings at II o'cliwk.
the lunch:. on-card pa rty to he held
("Falshe Getter"), with songs and shown at the Alham bra Theater, ' Re nt riler 's Court, and Dr. Nellie The next meeting of the class will at the Book Cadillac hotel on Oct.
dances arranged by Isidore lellien, 1 , ile,. I ly. IV t i I nt:: I ay and Th ur, G. Perkins, psychologist.
,
ill particular interest are the hi' T(1-1):-..it-e ‘2,-Till also be a group meet- 22 were favorable. The proceeds
will be staged at lattman's Peo- d ay.
ei'lll'SeS 011 " The Alhi . ricall Family in g for the marr i ed ,,,,,,,,,,,.„ a of this affair will go entirely to
in
I ile's Theater iin Friday evening.
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and Family Relationships," to he the young Women's Hebrew Asso• ch",ritT •
Oct. 11; Saturday, Oct. 12. mat:-
'HOLD YOUR MAN'
A t the open nweting to be held
.
clten
beginning
Oct.
16
Lc
Dr.
cootie,,
and
their
friends
on
the
a
!we and evening, and Itlenday Hollywood Theater to Fe
All•Talking Farce Comedy
Trout,
professor of subteet of the family and the at Hotel Stigler on Oct. 15, at 2
night, Oct. 14.
lure "Broadway."
The leader will he Mrs. p. m., Mrs. Berkowitz, head of the
h. , '
g)' at Hillsdale College. ehild.
The entire cast of the Yiddish
OTHER I. FA FUR hei
"Broadway." the all-talking vet' The subjects of Dr. Trout's itic• Emily 1l nosh and the meetings department of the Jewish ('hill
Theater will participate in OP-
ALL-TALKING COMEDY
Play. which has been chosen es- l'o of the stage play, produced tures are:
ie:iil il ii ly.t. I iii,l( tivpi:.i it,iiin lg'u,ti,s,itfiiytso altie I ,..,,,,7„ , ( i.i!, l'IYI,::0,u, it t I ttiiil , ,,,it,•:2 INni..,tihce asnp:I•altit;r.
SCREEN ACTS
by Carl laioninile, and showing at
-The Function of Nlarriage,"
Iwt.:ally for the, holiday s. asan.
PATHE NEWS
(resin:wilts Will be provided.
the Hollywood Theater Sunday to "Ilow Childhood and Ad:de:awn,. nounced.
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ORGAN RECITAL
The newly arrived orphans
Thursday, is another important At feet :Marriage." "The %Vista:,
The child welfare !lit i• loll of the
"The Spongers" Next At - oroduction which had a coin Otte n it: N t • . ••• r
hose
father
is
Rabbi
Schecter
of
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traction at Civic The
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=sleet score, together with sings, Ilit'lli C 01
t t II • , , I " "M
. luring:
'
, nail in child study for nem:hers of the the Delm"u, ST""gt'gue will he
written cspeeially for it.
Frtudom," "How Child-Parent Re- :Mothers' Clubs of the Jewish Ceti- I resent at the meeting.
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lations Affect llariage," "Mar- its Association.
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cr. is T'neater plate i..iii is to itiatiel i
..r ,,:leti and the Status of Woman
The above courses are open to
, 1 1 :1 I,y I, lin l', tor I ci:-toi , Pauline Frederick Returns
I to
the Future of Marriage."
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the general public. There will lie
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'Phis group will aim beginning a fee, and meetings will be held at
the Screen.
I .. t...1. f. r Ia l'imiii A. Itmoly.
We will make the sittings in "I'layland," our
After more than a year's Is " t 16 at 2:30 and on alternate the 11111ill branch of the Public
io take the
Mr. Bnida t , I'' ' i
especiallly equipped posing room for children,
play t:, Nea 1. il. ;et' production sent, from the screen l'111.1111, \\' 'I' . slays at the llerrill Palincr Library with the exception of Dr
(In 3 Acts and 8 Scenes)
Staged by Max Reinhardt.
00A ny Karl Vo`.moeller
. rout's course, which will
David T
Frederiek
has made an all-talking SA- , I. i: East Ferry avenue.
this
nay:,
n,
an.
i
its
premier
in
or in the
surroundings of your home.
Mimic by Engelbert Homperdin,k and Friedrich Schirmer.
In t roil.
The first section of the fathers' be given at the Merrill Palmer
"Evidence," ,
dramatic
picture.
Pull of real human nature and showing at the Michigan. 'Miss , group will hold its second meeting School, 71 East Ferry. For further
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ofoodr S
Aens s
parked with amusement, this TIM Frederick stain:it the talking pic- at s ii. 111. 1111 Oct. 23 and (in alter- information consult the following
play by an ant •rpri s ing young au- tun. exciteilleht when she made
led ' WialnesdaYs
at the home of committee: Mi's. Arthur l'oltr n.
the •
m Ince!,
drama,
"On Ihia id W. Willa's, 211 Chicago. Mrs. Abraham Levin, lIrs. David
Photographs of
dew is fine entertainment mat an first
all-talking
This grefip will study under Jr. J. Levy, and Mrs. Find Giinth110-1
honest slice of modern Am•rican trial."
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3,000 at $1.00
Children $6 per
aP,ctiliriiiisui toblein fgather
iind
treasurer,
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family life.
's part in char- secretary
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fast if Internationally Famous Players, Large Symphony Or-
dozen and up
Tie. •e,...1 .• •ti in of the fath-
The committee urges all those
"Held Your Man" at Orien- "Paris" Continues Another
chestra, Chorus of 100, Great Organ, Stupendous
er- (Misses will be 011 "l'elSgiudity 1111” 1111111 to :Mehl! In enroll at
Week at Cass.
Pageantry Soul-Stirring Drama
tau Theater.
so that organization u''
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4838 WOODWARD AVE., Near Warren
Prices $1.00, $2.00, $3.00. Chancel and Box Seats, $4.40
RiillIallee lurks in the heart of
1 ) ,. tr„i t news piti wrs ye. the psychiatrist's p ruin! of vies:, i:1,e, may
-- proceed without delay.
Every
Night Except Sunday at 8 o'Clock
every woman and Laura La Plante •„,, all three
Columbia 0010
over under the leadership of Dr,
Matinees Thursday and Saturday at 2
1.I, S to Paris to find it in her hit e-1 forted to her, week
is to re
ut man
the Cass, Raphael. The educator's point of Checker Cabs. Empire 7000
Don Mime nt'tattle and Clark open 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
asecond
all-talking farce comedy, ",,,,,,, for
PRIVATE PARKING SPACE IN REAR OF STUDIO
t p resented b y DI '.
At Olympia 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Theater, beginning Sunday, Oct.'
o
y our m an. ,, w hi c h came lit the or,_
vitayen‘s‘, ill Thbi's class meets at s
Miss Bordoni beings to us S
13.
oital Theater Friday.
p.
ni.,
Oct.
23,
and
on
every
alt
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Miss I a Plante's remarkable "Paris,” an entertainment that is
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neither comedy, drama or musical ,, ,,i1;1
ability t and
aih I:yrs:p m:lily is see n at
but which the authors
its besa ntage in "Hold Y our " n1 ' 4'
I
m edy.'
leading
man
is
Walter
choose
to
brand
as
musico
M an." Ill r
' r . other nairses scheduled
newcomer Jul the screen, Perhaps one of the reasons for this
Seim II
unusual brand is the fact that the 1 " 1,1,,':wg„:
for
whom a highly successful ea- meral introdiwthinchild
far
child
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twee is predicted. The east also ",noes ""'t the
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111.114' syoly for those havin K no Pre-
Aaronson hand are not us
interpola-
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lions, but an integral part of the
PULLED—FILLED--DRILLED. NO PAIN
deed Van Dorn.
faa.i ,enpisi;rehaiiliil.lgils't.
Attractions following the main IthtT.
of the. 'Merrill Painter School, and
WOODWARD AT KENILWORTH
Friday Night, October 11
feature on the screen are: Sunny
the meetings will be held alternate
Are Registered in U. S. Patent 0 et: liy Dr, Applegate
Jim all-talking comedy, "Baby "
Saturday, October 12
SUNDAY, MONDAY, OCT. 13.14
Revue" Sets Tun - day after oons at 2:30 o'cliwk.
' Holl y wood
Nature's Rival — Sold Here Only
Talks:" special musical screen lea-
They began Oct. 3. The licxt
RICHARD BARTHELMESS in
Matinee and Evening
New Records.
tore,
Jan
Barber's
band,
Ben
Itu-
met
ling
will
be
Ott.
22.
,
X•Ray Free.. Gas Given by Expert.
.
"Hollywood Revue" is setting all
bin in tin all-talking comedy act,
The managcnient of the pre-
Monday Night (Yom Kippur Night), October 14
"The Actor." Beginning Oct. 18, sorts of new records at the State,
All-Talk
8 Telenhones Clifford 0377
hoot child at Ilona: is a course
the three famous Moore brothers where it is now in its second week. '' in the technique of handling young
A NE Ik"FIIRILLING MELODRAMA
TUES. WED. THURS. OCT. 15-16.17
in the greatest story of brother The Hollywood Revue" is the t Itildren. ybe leader is Mrs. Abra-
JACK OAKIE•
It differs'
screen's first revue.
love ever filmed, "Side Street."
limn :I. Levin and the meetings will
from such musical sound successes
BETTY CtIMPSON
(,,, he alteimate Tuesdays, beginning
DR. APPLEGATE, Ilead Dental Surgeon
Dolores Costello Heard at as "The Broadway :Melody," "
Two Downtown Office..
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with the Show," "The Fox Fol. "s-'''''
w
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motional
growth
and
per-
Madison.
lies," and "The Desert Song" in
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sonality adjustments from four to
,,
The beautiful Delores Costello that it contains none of the in -
is a continuation of last
Is heard at the :Madison this week :retie its of musical coniedy nor ten ' .
year s ciairse, ‘vith a discussion of
-, in her latest all-talking picture, operetta but is strictly of the revue new ro
G.blems an d materia l.
Dr.
"Ilearts in Exile." The lilm is the type of entertainment.
t
Nelliep
Perkins i s the lead er and
RtfitElt
lVARREN .1.
tirst she has appeared in since her
the meetnigs will be alternate
marriage to John Barr•more • and
Dance. and Songs by Isidore Lilian
Wednesdays, beginning Oct. 16 at
presents Miss Costello in an at - Gloria Talks and Sings in 2:30 o'clock.
mospher• of Russian and Siberian
"The Trespasser."
ALL-TALKING—SINGING,—
TICKETS
The course on "Conflictingt
background.
Evening: $1.75, $1.25, $1, 75c, 50c.
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Matinee: $1.25, SI, 75c, 50c.
MUSIC
Wh im Gloria Sam:soil prepared Sta ndards a discussion of the
Benefit, and ticket.. for g....jr11•, ran beerrenaed directly with our
il produee "The Foe passer.' now
• . , an d ' school relationships in-
This picture is IOW; enter-
Manalter, A. LITTMAN.
Rehearse for "Inheritors." 0,„„1„ g a t th
the l'inted Artists
1 in the adjustments twee.
tainment.---The Management. ,
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Realuirsals are muter way tit the Theater, she determined there
A call will bring our man to your door. We can
Guild Playhouse for Susan Glass should be not a trace of doubt that
poll's "Inheritors" which will Is she :liquidly talks and sings in her
save you money. Let us overhaul your old set. We
presented as the second production first all-dialogue United Artists
will make it as good as a new unit.
of the Detroit Group's second sea- Picture:
When the point was reached in
2615 Taylor Ave., at
son in the studio at 91 Kirby ave.
nue East, Friday and Saturday, the production wherein Miss Swan-
son
sings the songs which are
' Oct. 25 and 26.
1/4.
highlights in the United Artists'
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were
facture,
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Be Photographed
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Laura La Plante

Your children change so fast that new im-
pressions crowd out the old and you can't
remember their cunning ways—unless you
have a picture record.

Let us make that new photogAtph Of your
children today.

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A. A. Milne's new "detective"
comedy, "The Perfect Alibi,"
which thrilled Ness' York audiences
during its 283 performances at
the Charles Hopkins Theater, will
come to the Shubert-Lafayette
Theater Sunday night, Oct. 13.
Well-known journalists have
heaped praise upon Mr. Milne's
artful story-telling ability, for this
famous English author gives us a
new type of detective thriller.
which one calls an "inquest play"
and remarks that it is "at least :10
times better than a mystery play."

OLD FOLKS HOME

Mrs. Alfred Davis, retiring
treasurer, entertained the ladies of
the hoard of the Northwestern
branch at a luncheon at the Ilidel
Auhurin, Pontiac, on Oct. 7.

Mrs. Samuel Singer sins ap-
pointed treasurer. Dues may be
mailed to her at :1:150 Calvert ave.

the past three years, 129,000 additional
telephones were installed by the Michigan Bell
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