Americo( ravish periodical Carter CLIFTON ARNO& - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO TilEY)LTR0111/;WIS/10RONILLt St 13 0 X I FANNIE HURST STORY IN TALKING PICTURE AT UNITED ARTISTS, IN i Questions Suitability of 01 d Shaarey Zedek for Hospital. - PAGE NINE ev• ■ •••• ■ ••• _ Are Jewish Boys Prejudiced Against the Jewish Girls? Clara Langsner, who plays the role of the old Jewish mother, Mrs. Wallenstein, who dies so dra- Chronicle Readers Continue Discussion on Subject Which matically in "Lummox," the Fan- . nie II urst talking picture, having Has Aroused Wide Comment in Detroit as Well as Ed ;,,r, Detroit Jewish Chronicle its world's premiere at the United In Other American Cities, 1,reently there appeared in Th e Artists Theater, was picked for DeLoit Jewish Chronicle an inter ' that role by director Herbert view with H. H. Prenzlauer, sec The discussion on the social problem of our Jewish boys retail, of the Department of Pub and girls, which first opened in the columns of The Detroit lie :Velfare of Detroit, with refer- Jewish t'hronicle tive weeks ago, with a letter from a Jew- en, to the construction of a Jew- ish Hospital in the City of Detroit. ish girl who charged that the Jewish boys unduly prefer Mr. Prenzlauer suggested the pur- the company of Gentile girls, continues to arouse interest. Aaron Lebedeff, outstanding The Oriental Theater this week • of the old Shaarey Zeilek , Dozens of letters reach the editor's desk weekly, and the discussio ch: Yiddish comedian, remains at Litt - presents an added attraction to the Building on Brush street for such man's People's Theater, Twelft) I regular stage and screen shows, in appears to have aroused comment in other cities. n !•orpose. Lack of space prevents the publication II f all the letters, or of th e a and Seward, fur another week. the person 14 Mlle. Zoe Dyne, men- '110o interesting. points brought 'printing of the communications • This Friday evening, Saturday tal telepathist and psychoanalyst. used in their entirety. out in this proposal and sty views Extracts' and Sunday matinees and evenings person, regardlesa of re Many psychic powers are attrih- from the more interesting 010.S fool- ', normal upea them follow: , S1 r. Lebeileff will he starred in the : goon or sex,.need not be devoii low: "The location is ideal for a 1. comedy arranged by himself and of any kind of friendship," he On Being "Ritzy." hospital in that it is in the so- W. Schumsky, "Attaboy Liovka" called hospital zone." ("Liovka Sloolodietz"1. J. G. writes, in presenting the Jewish baol;•(51 are ' e 'aloliti•'1':4tI llaegraitnhs't. Many men interested in the Jew- girl's view: Sinoeial music features this com- the Jewish girls depends upon the ish hospital feel with Mr. Prenz- edy which had a long run in New if the boy is the "ritzy bird" individual. If these girls are all laud: that the location is ideal. York with Mr. Leberletf in the he 4olvertises himself to be', the they profess to be they lack o n e . There are, however, several facts girl likewise lead. must hide her real quality which probably explains worthy of further consideration The entire Detroit cast assists self and put on the same airs as their predicament--dignity." with reference to site. The neigh-; her Jewish brothers. Lebedeff. One young lady who signs her borhood is rapidly deteriorating. "To comment on intelligence- this being one of the reasons •the if the Jewish boy craves some en ,. jli:t.,,tt;rsh"Ar,J.ii.17.. ish,, Girl Ashamed of ys , w n says the boys "Sunny Side Up" at Alham- Shaarey Zedek congregation in- to run around with it doesn't take " tends to build elsewhere. The Jew- bra Theater, intelligence for that. It would car- with a lady smarter than himself. the type of letters they write Stye ish population is constantly mov- thinly squelch his ego to travel make her burn up when she reads Charles Farrell, en-featured with ing northwest. Though it is true Janet Gaynor in the Fox Movie- FANNIE HURST ! of Gentile boys because the "Jet,- know that the Jewish girl, in at- is adds that she prefers the compano. that this site is centrally located tone musical comedy, "Sunny Sid,' ish fellow hands me a lot of bunk and is within reasonable reach of Brenon because of her work on Up," written by DeSylva, Brown tempting to please her brethren, the doctors, I know that not all of the New York stage in "Four and Henderson, grew up in an at- far too intelligent to show off her about himself, tries to make him- them agree on this location for a Walls." That play, which was mosphere of the thealq. His intelligence to him who is believing hI,IfIl;',T,P 's1,7,,, l‘uliganilyl ti himself everything actually , hospital. filmed with John Gilbert as its star,: Ditherowns three theaterYin :Mass- a big reward." However, the location for this ids(' brought to the attention of achusetts. After finishing college, amounts to a nonentity." Morris Roosenlolatt believes the proposal is not the most important picture-makers Paul Muni, recent Charles joined a vaudeville troupe Nice Boys Not Hard to Find. ,•Jewish girl to be mentally superior consideration, and were this the star of "The Valiant" and "Seven and went to the coast, where he "Sympathetic Idealist" t hat shoe G entile sis only objection, it perhaps would be Faces." quit a 'wealth' a extri all s Mr. Brenon saw her perform- After a considerable struggle, h disregarded. "w yh sa t t hat says ' while t boys of us y s s I like a k otuot ,g"0'8 7)ntak'sti i t driven NitEig 2. "A 101) bed unit can be built ance as Mrs. Horowitz in "Four filially got a steady job, and hi ) Gentile girls occasionally, from pillar to post, has not had the MLLE. ZOE DYAC Walls" at the John Golden Thea- climb to stardom has been wide within the present building." they do nut ce to develop physically and n The site is 80x108 and its height ter in New .1 ork 19•'7 and in a comparatively short time. Jewish boys are not so ter ;i8e1 ; uted to Mlle. Zoe Dyac. She w i l l Jish the Jewish girl therefore is not as averages 36 feet. Besides the ac- when it came time to film "Lum- "Sunny Side I! i" will heshown ;- hard to find," this correspondent cha attractive as her Gentile sister. Ile tual number of beds needed for mox" two years later he would the Alhambra theater Sunday, answer all questions which the Or • writes. He adds: 0111111 patrons desire to ask he also believes that Jewish girls as patients, the architect would have have no one else but Clara Lungs- Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 2, 3, "Caste discriminatiin, husband whether of a personal nature a group not inhabit public dance to provide emergency operating ner for the important death scene. and -1. ' otherwise, after each perforniain r hunting, gold digging, selfishness, hall . Those who saw Fannie Hurses and examining mums, X-ray equip- lack of intelligence and spirituality on the mezzanine floor, witho S. s Should Make Parties. ment and X-ray examining rooms, "Humoresque" will recall Vera "` and physical attractiveness, and charge. "Thank You" at Civic. lalsor rooms, operating rooms, ster- Gordon. It so happens that that B. S. It. writes: other objectionable traits laid at The Oriental screen feature Fr The Detroit Civic Theater pre- ilizing room, doctors' dressing heroine of an earlier Hurst story "I wonder how ninny of those the feet of our girls, in addition to room, a nurses working room 61111 is the cause of ('lone . sents "Thank You," by Winchell day will be the mystery thrill er _ who have written to you know the the many other :reasons' given-- nurses dressing room, dining room theatrical career and consequent Smith and Tom Cushing, opening that held 5,000,(10() readers of th • all fade into insignificance in the Gentiles ns well as they do the and diet kitchen, nurses class appearance in this mast recent Monday night. This is a comedy Liberty Magazine enthralled wit brilliant light of mutuality of back- Jews? Have they ever considered rooms, autopsy rooms, business llurst film tale. A fter landing In rich in humor, racy with the tang its sensational power, featurin g ground, the appreciation, under- that people the world over are fun- and private offices, superintend- : Quebec, having departed from her 4 of human nature as it rattly ex- Margaret Livingston, Dorothy R ' standing and sympathy integrattal damentally the same? can any ent's suite, and a laundry. Beside native Poland for the land that i sts, and deals with a subject near vier and Raymond Hatton in th u_ with our very Jewishness. race oir sex claim supersedence of it would also be necessary to have was supposed to be a paradise for t 44 the hearts of all ministers and leading roles, "Murder on th • "And, girls, if you want as boys, another? vestibules and lobbies, elevator actors, too, Miss Langsner took a the more thoughtful members of li mb. "The attitude of the girl who you can have any or each for the Five acts of big time vaudeville machinery room, lavatories, stairs, factory job and began to study t heir congregation. Hunter Gard- taking. We' are not difficult to find , wrote the letter was really out of corridors, janitor's closet, supply English. After several months she ler, Emily Ross and George Ma- will make up the stage program, or hard to order. Now I have had enough ex- It' you have what which promises to be one of the and storage rooms, boiler room, I met Vera Gordon and this friend- •ready have the chief roles. f you claim claimmake. - intelligence, good perience with both groups to back coal bunkers, utility rooms, etc. ship led to the formation of a Jew- "Thank Sou" was successfully' brightest and varied hills o looks, nice clothes-why don't you up my statements. There are In addition interne quarters, a li- ish Art Theater, out of the labors presented by John Golden a few the season. use them to advantage? After all, among the Gentiles just as many The big midnight show on star, brary, and assembly hall for the of which they got enough money years ago at the Longacre Thi'a- if the' men don't come flocking to lonely groups as there are among doctors would be essential. These to go to New York. There they ter, New York, and will be pro- and screen begins nt 11:45 ever Y you, you can blame only yourself, us. Girls after reaching the twen- are all necessary for a small gener- payed Saturday and Sunday nights duced by the Civic Theater at the Saturday night. and plenty. A little work, a little tieth age neglect to make parties al hospital, and must be consid- at what is now called the Yiddish request of several prominent min- more consideration for the other or efforts to meet young Then, and "Rio Rita" at Hollywood girl and fellow, and a little intelli- then we find ealh group lonely for ered in the construction of even a Theater, their organization even- isters. tually being replaced by one built 60 lied unit. Automobile to be gence would give you your heart's the other. More parties at home It is doubtful whether the pres- all by Jacob Ben-Ami. Miss Langs- desire. Why not go to it?" Given Away. Ziegfeld's "Rio Rita" at the ner's organization was called "The ent Shaarey Zedek building could Another young man, on the Publix Riviera. One of the greatest presentation • other hand, in a lengthy coliimuni• even accommodate a modern 60 bed Progressive and Dramatic Club," Ziegfelol s glorious "Rio ' Ilia a " i s of filmusical entertainment yet of - cation, repeats the charge against unit, and allow for the necessary and was located in Madison street. the screen feature at the Publix toted by the talking. pictures i .s the girls and says: room described above, unless sev- Riviera Theater this week. Bebe I "Rio Rita," which opens a fou ✓ eral large wards would be contem- "Did you ever hear of a Jewish A PUBLIX THEATRE plated omitting private rooms. The the sale value would be a grea t Daniels and John Boles play the day engagement Sunday th e girl saying 'let's stay home, and WOODWARD AT KENILWORTH present trend in hospital construc- deal less. Assuming, that it caul (I leading roles in this all-talking. Hollywood Theater. "Rio Rita" i s play bridge or listen to the radio.' tion, however, is to get away from be bought for $125,000, the quo: - singing, dancing screen version of the filmed version of the famou s Or 'come on up to the house to- SUN., MON., TUES., FEB. 2.34 Ziegfeld success on the stage am ] night, and we'll stay in for a wards, and instead erect buildings tins would still remain t It the famous stage play. Janet Gaynor it carries every element gener - change.' I have never heard it. of either two or four bed rooms whether it would be practical. al appeal. The site, as stated above, is 8 0 " and private rooms. Nor any of my friends. Not unless Charles Farrell Lost Zeppelin" at Shubert- Russ Morgan and his Hollywola I WC suggested it, anyway." 3. "There would be an economic by 108 feet; such a site noiaday in Detroit. Orchestra will be heard on th e saving in the purchase and remod- can be (obtained in a desirable A. Allen Weisberg believes the Thrills via Zeppelin are popular stage and a lull of Radio-Keith - problem exaggerated and states: eling of the Shaarey Zedek build- cation for approximately $111,001 ing." Assuming that the present syna - in Detroit, as the announcement of I Orpheum vaudeville will be pre - "if there was in Detroit, as in Recently, I understand, the board gogue building could he purchase 41 a second wee s showing of "The rented. other larger and smaller cities, a El Brendel-Talking-Singing- of the Shaarey Zedek was consid- for $125,000 it would mean tha t Lost 'Zeppelin" at the Shubert-De- The first automobile to be pre - place for activities to be partici- Dancing ering an offer for the site and it $05,000 would be paid for the build - trait would seem (0 indicate. The molted by the Hollywood nailing(' - paled in by both sexes, as has been WED., THURS., FEB. 5.6 decided on a sale value of $175,- ing, of which about $10,000 wind( I peril of Commander Byrd and his meat found its new owner las I mentioned by previous contribu- Talking, Singing, It s mi ng party at the South Pole is strik- Friday and coupons are now be tors, the chances of meeting per- 000. I also understand that were perhaps be of use. Spetstorly• of Color The cost of construction of a new es ingly illustrated in "The Lost Zep- ing issued for the second drawing , sons would be much better, with a the site purchased for a hospital, COLLEEN MOORE in modern Class A hospital, based or pelin," which deals with it huge which will take place Friday night resulting better understanding. the cost per bed, ranges from $5. - dirigible which goes to the Antarc- Another automobile, a Ford coupe , However, until such a condition is "FOOTLIGHTS AND 01111 to $7,1010 per bed. The cost o f tic regions and is wrecked in a will be presented at that time , remedied, there is much that both FOOLS" construction per bed, and remodel blizzard. Coupons are attached to each ad . sexes can do, especially the girls, With Raymond Hackett, Mickey ing of the present building wino!, mission ticket. to greatly improve the present sit- Bennett range from $3,500 to .1,000 per Only direct route to Niag• uation which in itself is not a very Rudy Vallee at the Madison. •ra Falls and Buffalo, $6.25; loud. Assuming a 50 bed unit ir FRIDAY, SAT., FEB. 7.8 serious one," , 1 For the first time in Detroit, at "Chasing Rainbows" at the In° ' Talk it., Sinulnu. 1/snyisa this building, the minimum cos 1 Says Gels Lack Dignity. New York City, $15; Wilkes. Michigan. ` the Madison Theater, opportunity berm, would be $175,41110 for remodeling Scranton, $11.75; ALICE WHITE in ' G. A. believes that those who is afforded to see and hear Rudy $11.25. and construction. This plus the Charles King and Bessie Love, started the controversy were Vallee in an entirely different role "THE GIRL FROM initial investment of $125,00( -that of an actor. Ile is featured who rose swiftly into the lime- "somewhat lacking in pride by would make it minimum total of is Radio Pictures' all-talking, sing- ight when they appeared in voicing their plea in so public it WOOLWORTH'S" $:300,11011. On the basis of $1,000 With Charles Delaney, Wheeler ing, dancing comedy-drama, "The 'Broadway :Melody," came to the !runner." Ile claims that they thus Clakman per bed the total investment would Vagabond Lover," his first feature Michigan Theater Friday in their show their unpopularity, "Any he $325,000. Were a similar site !length screen play. econd co-starring picture, "Chas- 2228 Woodward Avenue purchased for $10,000 and a new ng Rainbows," a talking, singing Opp. Fox Theater 50 bed unit constructed on the ba- °mance with a powerful and poig- Cherry 6468 ant plot. sis of $5,000 per bed, the total cost The Bible Interestingly Re- JUR told for Childyn. would be $200,000. The end re- Nat:. 2 5si 112 sult would he n modern ('lass A "Murder on the Roof" at the minimal-it unit. TIIE BIBLE RETOLD. By Mich- Oriental Theater, SCREEN In addition, one must consider ael Alper. Published by Bar- WEEK OF FEBRUARY 2 GRAND RIVER AVE. "Murder on the Roof," the all- room for expansion. Adjacent to man's Book Shop, 1201 Broad- at West Grand Boulevard talking mystery thriller of New Oft NONE w Way, New York. the Shaarey Zedek there is a big km ERICA (Opposite Northwestern High) Michael Alper. principal of the York club life featuring Dorothy apartment house. Not only would 1 A LEBEDEFF REMAINS MLLE. ZOE DYAC AT HERE SECOND WEEK ORIENTAL THEATER l 11•111M•MIMM•1 would be a great improvement, I'm , sure, After all, this is a large city and it is hard to mix. "There are just as many lonely ' boys as there are girls, and if any- one reads the Ilewseapers he will lint this condition exists among the Gentilesas wellas us. The Jewish girl must preserve her standard, and I agree with H. S. in that the ' young Jewish man who takes Gen- tile girls out are the kind we should be glad to miss. wait for what every human brio,: waits for, love and then marria,:e. "Observer" writes: "Probably the young woman who started the discussion is not enough of an analyst to recognize the fact that most nien are an- tagonistic toward all women, and that there is a barrier between them which must be broken down by tact and thoughtfulness. I think that it is a vast generalization to say that Jewish men prefer Gentile women-it all comes down to a consideration of individual cases." "Now as to marriage, is there any normal person that does not have such thoughts of some time PRAYER. in mind? I must say that if our young men have the ideah Alwa}s pray with humility and e ve r y they t ak e u 0 clear conscience.-The Talmud. ha s ae!Iy n t st thoughts ho g with t them, ) extremely conceited, for if this To pray loudly is not a neces- were true too many charming sity of devotion; when we pray we girls I know would be married now. must direct our hearts towards They do not wait for wealth; they heaven.-The Talmud. NLY BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE DOWNTOWN ADAMS A PA. RIC I KI' SIRNIMile E 0 ;Ha T1,Ninhr STAR :18 11:45 P. M. Dorothy Revier, Raymond Hatton, Margaret Livingston in "MURDER ON THE ROOF ,l i i t , g haeYt„a 4,,̀1 ,..t. , r , ! .d The All-Talking Sensalon A Real Mystery Thriller Univ..' News Reel STAGE RODEO BOYS I ROSE & WILSON Wild West Musical Novelty in "The Recnsi• Row IMMERMAN, WEISFELT & CO. "The Sorprise of Surpr ars" McCORMICK & CULLEN FANTASTICS Youth, Beauty, Personality, Song and Dance CARLYSLE & LA MAL in l'sly ona Skit "nil Lon g •nd Short et It EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION miss ZOE DYAC TA.EE171‘a t.tlinilEIRt781P7 On the amine Floor /knit II, III.. (11. , 11 ■ 111 ■ N..arrt Your Heart Al H AMBRA Sunny Side Up" THRU CANADA NIAGARA MARTZ LINES FERRY FIELD THEATRE UNITED ARTISTS THEATER 35c (to 1 p.m. A Littman's Peoples Theater 11111RITA t . ZIEGFELD'S VIA BUS I OWER FARE EVERYWHERE RECLINING SEATS (:VI Reserved) CHICAGO $4,00 LOS ANGELES $50.50 CINCINNATI $4,00 MIAMI $33.00 TAMPA $28.65 PITTSBURGH $5.00 NEW YORK $13.00 BUFFALO $6.25 TOLEDO CLEVELAND AKRON BALTIMORE CANTON WASHINGTON COLUMBUS PHILADELPHIA YOUNGSTOWN BOSTON INDIANAPOLIS Loop Bus Terminal 235 Bagley A Opp. Michigan Theater Phone Clifford 0873 the community have to pay for the Hebrew Orphan Asylum Religious Revier, Raymond Hatton and Mar- site when expansion would be con- School of New York, has retold the garet Livingston in the leading templated but also fur the apart- Bible story for children, simplify- r toles, is the screen feature at the ment building which would be of ing the language wherever it was )riental Theater, The Oriental presents a sensa- no value, as a new unit or annex necessary to make it more easily' would then have to lie built necess- understood and interpreting where t lomat special attraction in addition itating the razing of the old build- he found it necessary. The result I It the regular stage and screen is a ereilitable work for children, P rograms. Mlle. Toe Dyne, the ing. 4. "A large sum is not necessary and religious school teachers will A mazing Aztec, will interview the for the construction of the. proposed benefit by a study of this work. P ublic after each performance on "The Bible Retold" has one jai- I he mezzanine floor, answering all hospital." uestions patrons may desire to It is true that a large sum is not portant quality: it does not tax needed to a small proprie- the child's mind, and is so inter.' a sk whether personal or otherwise. he will also perform the weird tory hospital, but a large sum is estingly spoken that it helps fas- needed to construct even a 50 bed cinatethe youngster with Bibli- S et amusing demonstrations of her nusual mental powers that made unit as a permanent nucleus of a cal romances. But this volume is important also h er famous on two continents. larger institution. This could not Five acts of vaudeville will make he done for less than $1100,000, ex- because its stories are accompanied clusive of the land needed for ex- with legends from the rabbis and u p the stage program which prom- pansion. Were a site bought with the Talmud, to illustrate the text, ! 1 ses to be one of the brightest and the view of expansion a greater thus introducing the young student m ost varied bills yet offered at the to the vast storehouse of Jewish; riental Theater. sum would be needed. However, the initial investment legends. Following each brief chapter is 'Mlle. Modiste" Remains is not the only fund needed for an assignment for Bible reading; such purpose. Hospitals as Second Week at Cass. rule have a yearly deficit. The cost a glossary explaining the more dif- of maintenance per bed is, as a ficult words in the chapter; quest- is Next Sunday night "Mlle. Wit- te," with Fritzi Schell, will begin rule, higher than the average in- • ions on the text; thought questions, t he second and final week of its come per bed, even if the hospital and additional notes, in which are engagement at the Cass Theater. imits its charity work. Jewish embodied quotations from the Bible In addition to the charms of the hospitals, however, generally take and the Prophets and stories from Victor Herbert music, the patrons are of a great many indigent pa- the rabbis. An introductory chapter gives of the ('ass have had before them ients. They are known all over during the past week the surpris. he country for this important com- facts about the Bible, explaining ing spectacle of a comic opera star munity service. There are hospi- what the Bible is, who wrote it,: 0 f 25 years ago, coming back and als whose charity or free patients how it was compiled and by whom, in the same vehicle, again winning comprise as high as 50 percent of etc. the plaudits of her audience for Volume I of "The Bible Retold" their admissions. Though perhaps the remarkable verve and artistry a Jewish hospital in this city would deals with stories from Creation f her presentation. Fritzi Scheff not have such a high percentage of through Joseph. Maps and illus- as done this and her first sue- charity patients. the general rule trations are included. ess in "5111e. Modiste" is readily would still hold true. nilerstood after watching the In view of the facto just stated resent Success. we may assume that the yearly de- tor. The community, therefore fi '' cit would be tremendous. must assume responsibility for •• Hit the Deck" is Hit at the 5. "The suggestion that the Jew- supplying this need. . State. sh doctors in the city should I am certain that the doctors "Hit the Deck" becomes a ledge approximately $500 each." would respond wholeheartedly to It is unfortunate that many in such a movement, but it is unreal- ,,, t a Ikie musical show at the State he community feel that a hospital enable for anyone to ask them to ' heater, What is more important.. ouch, is that Jack Oakie has the' needed in the city to accommo- take the lead financially. Physi- ate the Jewish doctors. Though dans should no more be expected ,'e ading role and that he again pil- t is true that the Jewish doctors to build hospitals for the common- ". rs another movie. would benefit greatly from such ity than the lawyers should be 8 n institution, and would have the asked to build court house's. arrymore Scores in Adams!' 0 pportunity to advance themselves I do not desire that anything I Picture, n the art and practice of medicine, have stated he construed as argu- "General Crack," the eighteenth' a nd thus indirectly also benefit the ing against the early construction re ntury historical novel, which ommunity, it must be definitely of a Jewish hospital. 'arner Brothers chose for Mr. u nderstood that hospital is pri- Very truly yours, arrymoren advent into audible' DAVID J. SANDWEISS, St. D. 01 ms, gives him a starring role of I m tardy needed for the patient. The capital is a community need and nequalled posrbilities. 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