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MANY NEW MODELS AND OTHER
ENGINEERING INNOVATIONS AT
ANNUAL AUTO SHOW JAN. 18-25

The GREATEST 'CHEVY'

Not since the days when the
automobile was in its experimental
stages have no many new models
and engineering innovations been
promised for an automobile show
as will be seen in the twenty-ninth
annual exhibition of the Detroit
Auto Dealers Association, which is
to be held in Convention Hall from
Jan. 18 to 25, A majority of the
manufacturers who will exhibit
their products in the big Detroit
show will present entirely new
models for the first time in Detroit
and in this list are included many
radical departures about which
varied rumors have been circulated
during the past several weeks.
While a great many changes will
be found in body designs, coloring,
upholstering a n d refinements
which are designed to add to the
comfort of motorists, still mechani-
cal improvements and entirely new
types of chasses will also be great-
ly in evidence. Some of the manu-
facturers are bringing out models
which are entirely new from radia-
tor to tail light and will not be rec-
ognized as the makes whose name-
plates they bear. Among the many
new models are included a 1G-
cylinder engine and also cars with
frontwheel drive.
All of the three acres of floor
space in Convention Hall, which
will be devoted to the showing of
prfsensser and commercial cars,
has already been allotted by the
show management and all efforts
are now being bent to provite .1
decorative scheme which will be
entirely different than any seen in
Detroit in past years and provide
a suitable setting for the display

In CHEVROLET HISTORY

At Reduced Prices

In Our Showrooms

or at the

Auto Show

"Bud" and his boys are always happy
to show and demonstrate the new
"Chevy" without obligating you in any

way.

fee Beeneet l ed Trete S peer' Nell

A five-minute demonstration will
convince you that the new "Chevy"

is the biggest money's worth in

automobile history.

—"BUD" STRENG.

CHAS. HAMBURGER, Vice-Pres.
DR.

Prrnt M.

RESHEVSKY AND RUBIN
IN MICHIGAN THEATER

IIIIINSTEIN. See•Tres ,

LOBBY TOURNAMENT

Phone Empire 4035

8510 Twelfth St.

BUDAPEST.—(J. T. A.)— The I
I'ope has sent his blessing to Eu-
gen Vida, a member of the execu-
of the the $2,000,000 worth of tive committee of the Budapest
merchandise which will be on ex - Jewish community, and manager o f
hibition.
a large coal mining company, be-
In the northeast wing of Con- 1
cause his company built a church
vention Ilall will be found the ac-
for its workers. Archbishop Ser-
cessory department, which always
cell, while tin a visit to llamas, told!
proves most interesting to show
the Pope about it, whereupon Car-'
visitors. This department will in-
dinal Gaspari, the Papal secretary,
clude between 150 and 200 differ-
wrote to Vida that "Ilis Holiness
ent devices designed to make the
action, bringing
in
owning and operating of an auto- rejoices
many of his children religious and'
mobile more enjoyable. The ac-
moral benefaction. lie prays that
cessory department will include a
the Lord bless you and your flue-
great many novel exhibits ranging
y."
from the smallest tool to demon-

strations of new methods of paint-
ing and upholstering.

Facts About Twenty-ninth
Annual Detroit Auto
Show.

Dates, Jan. Iff to 25, inclusive,
opening Saturday night at 7
o'clock, daily thereafter from 10 a.
01. to 10:30 p. m. including Sun-
day.
Lmation, Convention Hall, Wood-
ward at ('ass avenues, at Forest.
Exhibits, Passenger ears, com-
I rnercial cars, automotive equip- I
merit, motor boats and custom I
bodies.
Facilities of building entrances I
and exits on both 'Woodward and
Cass avenues. Capacity for hand-
ling crowd of 40,000 people.
Transportation, Woodward and
Crosstown car lines, Cass avenue
bus service.
Parking, special parking facili-
ties arranges] for by Police De-
partment.
The show is conducted by De-
troit Auto Dealers Association.

' In a Russian Village"
Week-End Feature at
Littman's Theater.

STRENG CHEVROLET CO.

A. BENEDICT STRENG, Pees.

—

POPE BLESSES JEW
WHO BUILT CHURCH

MAIMONIDES WORKS rgan zes
TO APPEAR IN 1935

Complete Edition to Com-
memorate 800th Anni-
versary of Birth.

A complete edition of the works
of Maimonides, the greatest Jew-
ish mind of the Middle Ages, is to
be published in 1935, in commem-
oration of the eight hundredth an-
niversity of his birth M 1135.
This important daefision which
n one of the
marks the i ception of
most important undertakings in
the history of Jewish learning ' was
, 30
cl. n. taken Monday afternoon, Dec
Makes
p
horutsseitsM
e loafyA
Gu
stiil tdutP
at the annual meeting of the Amer-
ican Academy for Jewish Research,
held at the Jewish Theological Sem-
Announcement is made by the inary in New York City. A com-
Detroit Guild Playhouse, local ex- Inittee of seven to direct the pro-

perimental theater, that with the jest is to be appointed by Prof.
presentatio
n of "This Present Louis Ginzberg of the Jewish Theo-
Greatness" next month the group logical Seminary. The project was
will make its production headquar- suggested to the Academy by Dr.
ternat the Detroit Institute of Cyrus Adler, president of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary and of
Arts.
The studios of the Guild Play- Dropsie College, Philadelphia, and
chairman
of the American Jewish
house have been moved to 5103 Cass
Committee.
avenue, at Putnam.
The following were elected hon-
Three Great Talkies at Al- orary members of the Academy:
Prof. George Foot Moore of liar-
hambra This Week.
' vard University and Rev, Dr. 11.
Marion Davies in "Marianne" G. Endow, Rabbi of Temple Eman-
will be the feature at the Alhambra uel of New York.
Theater on Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Jan. 19. 20 and 21.
On Wednesday and Thursday,
Jan. 22 and 23, the Alhambra will
feature "The Isle of Lost Ships,"
another talkie.
"The Unholy Nigth" will be the
feature on Friday and Saturday,
Jan. 21 and 25.

Is "Hollywood Revue" at Pic-

cadill y Theater.

"The Hollywood Re•ue,H great
"In it Russian Village;' a four
icture, in which the actors talk,
act production by Abraham Blum,
an d dance, will be the feature
is being staged this week-end at sing
Twelfth and Seward. This play is 'at the Piccadilly Theater, Fenkell
Littman's N'iddish Peoples Theater,
ay and
Thursday, Jan. 22 and 23.
to be presented on Friday and Sat- at
Livernois,
Wednesday
Some
of the most
popular hits of
urday evenings and Sunday mate- the day, including "Stn
rip in the
nee and evening.
ou,"
Rain," "Gotta Feelin' f or Y
Special Russian songs feature and others, were made popular as
the play.
a result of this film.
Saturday matinee, Jan. 18, the
ehidren of the Yiddish schools will "Three Live Ghosts" at Ferry
stage "Shulamith" by Abraham

The Michigan Theater is offer-
ing a distinct novelty in the form
of a chess-checker "free-for-all"
1
tournament in the lobby. Sammy
Field Theater.
Reshevsky, world famous bay-won-
of
the
coming
to
De-
"Three
Live
Ghosts"
will
be
the
s
inhonor
Reli
n
der chess player, is meeting all
comers 20 at a time and beating troit of l'eretz Hirshbein, his fam- feature at the Ferry Field Theater,'. i
ous play, "The Forsaken Nook," Grand River at West Grand boule-
will he presented at the Yiddish yard, on Sunday and Monday. 1
and Wednesday,
Theater Thursday evening.
"Evidence," another all-talkie, will
VIENNA.— (J. T. A.) — The
noted Ilalsman case has taken a
"Hell's Heroes" at Oriental be Othne feature.
new turn as the result of new evil.
Theater.
denee reported to have been found
all-talking "Sunny Side Up" Comes to
of
by Viennese lawyers in the Tyrol
Hollywood Theater.
a new type, is the
production
''ileii
mountains, where Philip Halsman's
screen feature at the Oriental The-
The season's biggest musical
father was found murdered, ac-
ater.
talkie triumph, "Sunny Side Up,"
cording to the Innsbruck papers.
picture
is based
Peter arrives on the Hollywood Theater
B. The
Kyne'a
famous
story, on
"Three
The lawyers are preparing their
new material for submission to the
Godfathers."
plot deals
with gagement,
screen Sunday
for a with
four-day
the reactions Its
of three
bad men
bringing
it all en-
the
, highest court as the basis for de-
when they find themselves custard- tuneful popular song hits that have
mend for a new trial.
ians of a newborn babe on the helped to make the film one of the
great Mojave desert. They had outstanding successes of all sea-
in New Essex

Con Philadelphia

FIND NEW EVIDENCE
NLY 8IG TIME VAUDEVILLE DOWNTOWN'
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ALL- TALKING

HELL'S HEROES

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"The Three Godfathers"

The Dramatic Story of a Dancing Girl, Three Bail Men
and a New-Born Babe, with

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RAYMOND HATTON FRITZI RIDGEWAY

and others

STAGE

HOWARD THOMAS 'FLASHES

and his

RECORDING ORCHESTRA

OF YOUTH'

of 12 Something IMITerent In Vaude•Illa

GALA CARNIVAL After-Plece

with ALL ACTS TAKING PART

P. M.
BIG MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT STARTS 11015

FERRY FIELD PICCADILLY
THEATER THEATER

GRAND RIVER AVE.
at West Grand Boulevard

(Opposite Northwestern High)

SUN and MON. Jas. 19 and 20

Fenkell at Livernois

Challenger.

Among the many improvements
I in the new Essex Challenger are
I greatly increased riding qualities.
This in made possible by lengthen-
, ing the wheelbase to 113 inches and
' by using the splayed type, patent-
ed, rear spring suspension. Be-
sides slaking the cars ride easier,
this type spring lends a bracing
I effect to the rear axle and prevents
side-sway while travelling at high
speeds and rounding curves.
Greater safety has been added to
the new Essex Challenger by using
a special bridge type frame of 7%
inch depth. Besides making Essex
one of the strongest of the light
cars, the heavier frame also acts
as a vibration dampener and this
is a contributing factor to the
smoothness of Essex operation.
Always outstanding for comfort-
able travel the new Essex Challen-
ger is equipped with improved
Monroe two way hydraulic shock
absorbers with a durable iron sup-
porting arm instead of straps..

NEWLY DECORATED

SUN, MON, TOES, JAN. 19-20-21

Paul Page, Lola Lane

ALLA ALKING

10 0 1,11.1 t 1IP ° D

TOES and WED. JAN. 21.22

"EVIDENCE"

ALL-TALKING MYSTERY PICTURE,

ALL-TALKING

25 Stars

DOUBLE FEATURE EVERY SAT.
MID. NIGHT SHOW
Matinee Daily at 2 p. ny.

_ CINDER NEW MANAGEMENT

at; 2 5_Ci Prat
SCREEN

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WED., THURS., JAN. 22 - 23

Also Rig Stage Show
SUNDAY CONTINUOUS, 2.11 P. SI
STAGE SHOW 3:30, 7, 9 P. M.

WEEK OF JANUARY 19

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Sunny Side Uo

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Featuring Charles Farrell and
Janet Gaynor

Included are t he following song
hit.: "Sunny Side Up," "If I Had •
T•lk:ng Picture of You," "Turn on
the Heat," "Aren't We All." Also
News Reel, a two-reel comedy, and
a sound cartoon.
STAGE

Russ Morgan and His New Band

Littman's Peoples Theater

will be heard in solos and novelty
work

Organ Solo by Bob Clark.

8210 TWELFTH STREET

Phones Oface--Fmpite 3472

R-K-0 Vaudeville

Bon Office—Empire 3431

FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 1T

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JANUARY 18-19

In a Russian Village

IN 4 ACTS BY A. BLOOM

Special Russian Music Numbers

Saturday Matinee, January 18

A special performance for school children of Detroit

"SHULAMITH"

TICKETS
$1.215, II, 75c, M.
—
Evening: $1.75, 111.25, Si, 750, 50c.
pan be areenged directly with oar
Benefits find ticket, tor soviet'.
M snorter. A LITT SI AN

BASKET BALL

The

Athletic Treat and Spectacular
Number Featuring

"Two-Double Lift"

AL AND LOUISE RUDECK
In the

"Personality Steppers"

THE LESTER IRVING TRIO In

"SOMETHING DIFFERENT'

ALHAMBRA

promised the child's dying mother 1
In addition to Russ Morgan and
that they would take the child to I his Hollywood Orchestra will be a
little frontier town called New
in
l l of Radio-Keith-Orpheum vase•
erusalem. A killing trip across bi
Jerusalem,
deville acts. Among these are: The
the blistering desert awaits them Athletic Treat and original and
and
they
know
the noose
waiting
for
them that
at New
Jerusa- is spectactular acrobatic number feat-
uring "Two-Double Lift," Al and
lam when they get there.
Louis Rudeck, "The Personality
The big stage show consists of Steppers," and the ',ester Irving
SAMMY RES11EVSKY
five vaudeville acts followed by a T ri o
o in "Something Different."
gala carnival afterpiece with all The
subjects on the screen
95 per cent of them regularly. Na- gala
o the acts participating.
include a news reel, a two reel com-
than Rubin, three times checker
edy and a sound cartoon.
champion of Michigan, although
—
"The Nut Fann" at Detroit
only 18 years of age, is challeng- •
Norma Talmadge at United
Civic Theater.
ing 20 checker players at a tone at
Artists.
Roars
of
laughter,
chuckles,
and
I
an adjoining table.
Chess plays an important part appreciative grins are the proper ,
"New York Nights" the fast-
in the Michigan Theater's screen accompaniment of "The Nut Farm" , paced drama of Broadway hack-'
; attraction "The Bishop Murder a new comedy by John C. Brownell, stage life is now at the United
Case" and to sustain the interest . which opens its first Detroit en- Artists, presenting Norma Tal-
adv. star of some of the screen 's
games, Publix , gagement at the Detroit Civic The-
in the
theaters have provided these two ' ater Monday night,
Griggs, ifnoremost successes' in her first talk- ;
, John
.
famous players in the lotiby as a George Macready, F.mily Rose,
ing picture. Sponsored by Joseph
novelty to those who prefer the Barbara W illison have the chief M. Schenck and released by Um- '
roles, with Pauline Crell and hal- ted Artists, the picture is based on
games.
Sammy Reshevsky created a fur- man Matus in prominent parts. the famous Broadway stage sue-
ore in America nine years ago Tile funny comedy played for 22 cess "Tin Pan Alley," written by
when he arrived from Poland at straight weeks at the Cott Thee- 'HA Stanislaus Stange.
the age of nine and proceeded to ter in Chicago, and has just been
beat America's greatest experts, released to other companies, so that Scout Troop 104 of Shaarey
ten, fifteen and twenty at once. At Detroit is unexpectedly able to see
Zedek.
West Point where chess is consider- it at the Civic Theater immediate-
On Sunday, January 12, Troop
ed a soldierly game, Sammy play- ly, instead of waiting for the cus-
101 held a successful mobilization
ed twenty cadets, beat ninteen of tomary year or more.
An unusual attraction is the meeting to test the preparedness of
them and tied the other.
Nathan Rubin, curiously enough, third special play of this season, the scouts.
The first Pine Tree Patrol of
is a close friend of Sammy Resh- "Androeles and the Lion," on of
evsky's. They attend the Culver- George Bernard Shaw's amusing Troop 104 has just been organized
i
and held a very successful meeting.
city of Detroit together and are in- satires, produced by request in
seperable friends. They will ap- three special performances, Mon- This patrol is composed of the boy
pear at the Michigan all of this day night, Jan. 27 and Tuesday charter members and the troop
week. matinee and night, Jan. 28.
leaders of the troop, all of whom
are first class scouts or better. The
Frazee Comedy at Cass With "Sunny Side Up" at Riviera. positions they normally hold are:
Reuben Glazer, assistant scoutmas-
"Sunny
Side
Up,"
the
popular
Lynne Overman.
singing, talking, dancing picture is ter; Sherman Fisher and Gerald
When "She's No Lady," the new showing at the l'ublix Rivieria this Herberg, senior patrol leaders;
farce-comedy featuring Lynne week. Janet Gaynor and Charles Bernard Goldman, scribe; Howard
Overman, opens at the (ass Thea- Farrel are co-starred in the pro- Finsilver, Marvin Rubenstein and
ter next Sunday night, the occa- duction which was written for the Sydney Dunitz, patrol leaders.
mon will mean something of anti-screen by
Calendar of Coming Events.
eSylvi a, Brown and
ment and tradition to young Mr. Henderson, writers
Jan. 19 Troop 101 day hike to
Driters of
o famous MUS-
Frazee, its producer. F or Detroit sent comedies.
Glazer Woods.
was the favorite starting point for
Jan. 21 Troop meeting at Shaarey
his father's productions, and it was zie fel
d ' s "Sally" at the Zedek, Clairmount and Twelfth.
g
there, at the old Garrick, that were
Jan. 22 Council meeting. Princi
Paramount.
sounded Inc first notes of " I Want
pal speaker will be Mr. Lighthouse.
One of the greatest combinations
to be Happy" and "Tea for Two" I
Jan. 18 Troop meeting.
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in that most famous of all recent of comedy talent ever seen in a
musical productions, one which motion picture is viewed on the
"Navy Blues" at Madison.
literally swept the elder Frazee in- Paramount Theater screen this
Life on the rolling wave has its
to a fortune. 11. 11. Fran's, the • week with the showing of "Sally."
, senior, died last June. His son, "Sally" is adapted from Miss trials and tribulations, most of
long associated with him in all his Miller's greatest stage success, and them comic, for William Haines,
enterprises, especially with "No,'I is a First National and Vitaphone in his first all-talking vehicle of
No Nanette," is carrying on the picture entirely in color. It is the screen, "Navy Blues," now
playing at the Madison Theater.
I also Miss Miller's first picture.
family tradition.

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SUN., MON, TUES, JAN. 19.20-21

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MARIANNE

Woodward at Forest

Admission 50c - 75c

Preliminary Game at

Reserved Seats Call Randolph 7000

Miss Alene Simon announces the
organization of a novel orgar za-
tion with dramatics as its them. to
be known as the Little Art 'Floa-
ter. Besides dramatics, one .., ay
learn dancing in conjunction • th
the monthly programs of ,
Sidney L. Moyer will also in
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in the designing of costume
scenery for the plays. Flo
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from 7 to 11 and 12 to 16 at
vited to attend meetings that I
officially begin Feb. 1, at 2 p
in the new Guild Playhouse Stu.
dies, 5103 Cass avenue, near 1 , ,1
nam. For further informeti
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