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CLIFTON AYINUZ • CINCINNATI 30, 01110

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WHERE YOUTHFUL SPIRITS
FROLIC

GERALD MARKS'
Columbus R•eard ■ ng Orchestra

SUPPER DANCING 9:30 until 1

DINNER DANCING 6:00 until 8

In the

ARABIAN ROOM
HAROLD A. SAGE,

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01_11)0N
3147 WOODWARD

SAMMY WALSH

Master of Ceremonies

Esther Sterling

Detrolt's Favorite

k

Willie Newberger

and his Octet. of Melodians

and an

ENTIRE NEW REVIEW

DAILY

1 50
DINNERS v

Italian •

Amerlesn

Served 6 to 9:30
Entire Show 7:30

Reservations. Call "Ted"

4Glendale10434-92111

DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT

Club
Ambassador

246 Edmund Place

at John R.

Special Feature Week This Week
Something going on all the time

Featurin g Carolina Hawaiian Trio.

Monday Night Lucky Number Night
Valued Prices to Winners

Tuesday Night Discovery Night
1) Acts of Vaudeville
Wednesday Night Cinderella Night
Sho•• and Hose given to the Winners

Thursday Carnival Night
Noise /risk
and Iluvlies
Frit? Night Bathing Beauty Contest
I'
•• tixe Ambeioador." laving
Cup to Winner
Saturday and Sunday Nights
5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE

ere



Dance to the strains of The Am-
bassador Boys. Dancing 9:30 until
closing. No cover charge. For reser-
vations, call Clifford 3623.



Kit Kat Klub

16 TEMPLE
Near Woodward

Goects arriving for dinner will be
.reemat from cover charge the entire
'evening, exert.,
Nights.

Superb Dinner Served from 6 In
9.30 with • complete
$1 . 50
Show

FOR RENT—Large, cheerful room FOR RENT—Attractive room for
one or two gentlemen. Modern
in modern steam-heated apart-
conveniences, shower, steam
ment. Suitable for one or two
heat, continuous hot water; near
refined young ladies. Good
two car lines and Fourteenth
home for right party, or will
bus, also home privileges.
share the apartment. Quiet
Adults.
2278 Blaine.
surroundings; use of piano; $4
per week. Near Trumbull car FOR RENT—Room for gentleman
and Fourteenth bus. 2073 Pin-
in modern home. 3361 Tuxedo.
gree, Apt. 206, Euclid 0119-M.
Mrs. Peadell. Ilemlock 8297-R.

FOR RENT—Furnished room for FOR RENT—Large airy bedroom,
two gentlemen, two ladies or
stall shower, for gentleman, with
married couple, in nice modern
private family. B. Barnett, 3375
.
.
tollingwood, near Dexter, Apt.
all new furniture; home privi-
202.
le$zes.
2011 Gladstone, near
Fourteenth. Mrs. Kotler.
FOR RENT—Nice furnished airy
room for one or two gentlemen.
ATTRACTIVE GIRI,, age 24,
22:39 West Philadelphia, down-
would like to meet refined gen•
stelae.
tleman. Object, matrimony. Am
refined, intelligent, of excellent FOR • RENT — Nicely furnished
education and of good family.
room for young lady, with fam-
Can give references. Address
ily of adults. Home privileges.
Box 900, Detroit Jewish Chron-!
Fine neighborhood. Modest
isle.
rental. Phone Garfield 1296-J.

FOR RENT — Lovely furnished FLAT FOR RENT — Six-room
room by refined American cou-
lower modern, 3331 Carter, near
ple. Shower and continuous hot
Dexter boulevard. Newly dec-
water. Reasonable. West Grand
orated, shower bath. Rent reas-
avenue near Dexter bus and
onable. Good transportation.
Fourteenth ear. Fairmount
Near school. Euclid 4589.
2954.W.
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
TO RENT—Furnished room, suit-
couple or single. If couple, can
able for one or two gentlemen,
share home. Three adults in
with private adult family (Call ■
family. 1969 Delaware avenue.
also obtain an adjoining room if
Euclid 3055-M.
desired). 2227 West Euclid mt-
TO RENT—Very nice large room
nue. Near Fourteenth bus.
in private home, suitable for one
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished , or two men. Rent $20 a month
room, newly decorated, for one
for two and $15 a month for
or two gentlemen or young
one. 1676 Blaine avenue, bet-
couple. We are located one
tween Twelfth and Woodrow
block from Dexter bus, also one
Wilson. Empire 4150-51.
block from Joy road (Clair-
mount car line). Home privi- FOR RENT—Room to young re-
fined lady or gentleman. Ref-
leges. Rent reasonable. Call at
erences required. For any In-
9532 Savery avenue, or Garfield;
formation call Garfield 1702-W.
939I-R.
9511 Dexter boulevard, short
PROFESSIONAL cultured man,
distance from Clairmount line.
aged 42, would like to meet re-
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room for lady or gentleman,
ject, matrimony. Write Box
with privAte family, near Trum-
750, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
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$4 per week. 1655 Blaine ave-
Is
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room for refined gentleman, by
young couple. Near ' Fourt.
teenth car line. 2691 Elmhurst
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at

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under school age, as compani( n
to my own girl 3 years old. Nice
home in section with plenty of
fresh air and sunshine. Phone
Ilogarth 2592,

gift Cottage

Join the Gang in Welcoming
Detroit's Own

HARRY HART

Muter of Ceremonies

Presenting

ELIZABETH O'DONNELL

Pontine Donna

DORIS BECKER
Blue Singer
Alen
TONY FRANCISCO
MARGARET FLEMING

You can have your
lamp shade made to

order by an expert.

at :Monterey

YEOMEN

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LIFE INSURANCE

For the Entire Family

ORGANIZED IN97



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Near Michigan Theater
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Hours: 11 a. tn. to 11 p. m.
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NOME

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DINE AND DANCE

to the

Chinese and American
Restaurant

SEVEN BLUE TUNES

2237 Park Aye. at Montcalm

JOHNNY RYAN

Noon-Day Luncheon 50c
From 11 a. m. to 3:30 p. m.

Dancing from 9 to Closing

Special Evening Dinner 75e
5 to 9 p. m.

Handy to Oriental, Fox, State
Theaters

RADIO SERVICE, Ho. 9000

YOUNG LADY desires a loan of
$300. Person desiring to loan
same write Box 850, Detroit ,
Jewish Chronicle.

Master of Melodies

For Reservations Call

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DEPENDABLE
GREYHOUND LINES
Busses Everywhere
Lafayette 3420

EMBARRASSING MOMENTS

When you lime been

making funny remark. about the party .

and find it'. your hostess you are talking

lo. •

The third concert of the Gunz-
burg Trio will be given Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 12, in the audi-
torium of the Federation of Wom-
en's ('labs.
The trio, consisting of Mme.
Jeanne Renl, violinist, Gilbert
Become, violoncellist, and Dr.
Mark Gunzburg, pianist, had a big
artistic success at the first two
concerts. At the third recital they
will he assisted by Roy Schmidt,
well known solo clarinettist of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
The program will be the Trio-
Phantasiepieces Op. 88 by Schu-
mann, the best Beethoven Trio Op.
97 for violin, violoncello and piano,
the violin and piano sonate Op. 75
by Saint-Saens. The final number
will be the brilliant Trio Op. 29
by Vincent D'Indy for clarinet,
violoncello and piano.
Because of the educational value
of the chamber music, the Gunz-
burg Trio arranged for special re-
duced ticket prices for students.
They are on sale at the studio of
Dr. Mark Gunzburg, 3513 Wood.;
ward (Arcadia building).

FISH

CRESTONS DEFEAT
Zeire Zion Contest
BEN BEYS 15 TO 8
Wins Wide Support

,
Opera Week to Bring Many

Great Artists.

The popularity contest of the
Detroit Zeire Zion is receiving
the support of ninny organiza-
tions.
The person, man or woman,
voted the most popular by De-
troit Jews participating in the
balloting, will receive a free trip
to Palestine. •
Results of the contest will be
announced at the Purim ball of
the Zeire Zion to be held at the
Book Cadillac Hotel on March
16. The winner will then be
formally informed of his or her
good fortune in winning the free
trip,

CENTERS ASS'N
'Bridge-Social.:

The week's engagement of the
Chicago ( ivic Opera ( ompany in
Detroit, beginning Feb. 17, will
bring a group of stellar artists
who could not be heard during any
one week of the entire season in
Chicago as the repertoire has been
arranged so as to cast all of the
principals in at least one of their
most popular roles.
The Detroit season this year is
particularly fortunate in the ar-
tists who are scheduled for the sev-
eral casts. The title role of the
opening opera "Aida" will be sung
by Blaudio Muzio, who was per-
suaded by the management to post-
pone her sailing for Europe until
after the Detroit engagement. Fol-
lowing her appearance on Thurs.
day evening as Violetta in "La
Traviata" she will leave on a mid.
night train for New York and sail
Saturday for her spring opera sea-
son in Italy.

Saturday night bridge socials for
the seniors of the Jewish Centers
, Association promise to become a
valuable permanent addition to the
Jewish Center social program.
Saturday evening, Feb. 8, is the
date of the next bridge, to be
sponsored by the Waki Fraternity.
. The Welds extend an invitation to
all Jewish young men and women
of Detroit, 18 years of age and
over to be their guests.

ALH AMBRA

Center Debate Team:
The Jewish Center team will de-
bate the Philomathic Society on
The Centers
Sunday, Feb. 9.
team, composed of Samuel Char-
'foos and Nathan Berke, will uphold
the negative of the proposition
:"Resolved, that Palestine cannot
he a Jewish national homeland."
, On Feb. 16, Harry Seligson and
Nathan Shur will defend the af-
firmative of the proposition "Re-
' solved, that Palestine cannot be a
Jewish national homeland," against
"Lummox" a Hit at United
the verbal onslaught of representa.
Music Study Club.
Artists Theater.
On Feb. 5 a program was given lives of the Akron Jewish Comma-
by the Music Study Club of Detroit nity Center at Akron, Ohio.
With an artistry of rare sim-
before the West Warren Culture
plicity and beauty, and poignant
Club. Miss Constance Sidder
in its power and dramatic appeal
Institute of World Affairs to
the vocalist, accompanied by Mr',
Winifred Westover gave an unfor-
Sydney Klein. Alexander Robin- I Hear Rear Admiral Hussey
gettable performance in the name
son rendered several violin num-
March 11.
role of "Lummox," Herbert Bren-
bers, accompanied by Mrs. Sol I Because of the general interest
non's all-talking production of ,
Trigg. The program was in charge in the London naval conference,
Fannie Hurst's sensational noel,)
of Mrs. Myron D. Jacoby.
I Rear Admiral (U. S. N., retired)
which is having its world premiere
On Tuesday, Feb. 11, the Oak- I Chas. L. Hussey, naval attache to
at the United Artists Theater,
land Mothers' Club will be the American embassy, London, 1922-
audience to a program given by I 23, will speak on "Disarmament" at
the Music Study Club. Mrs. D.
I the next noon meeting of the In-
Cole %sill' render several vocal se- ! stitute of World Affairs, to be held
lections, accompanied by Miss E
March 11 at Hotel Stotler, instead
ther Prussian. Miss Mona Hilleer of April 1, as formerly scheduled.
will give a reading. The program ,
The Detroit section, National
is in charge of Mrs. Myron D. Ja-! Council of Jewish Women is one of
coby.
the numerous organizations co-op-
eration in presenting Detroit's first
Chord of Judea.
Institute of World Affairs.
Leo Pomerantz, director of the,
Chord of Judea's mandolin group.
is meeting much success in stimu- "The Girl From Wool-
lating popularity and advancement,
worth's" at Alhambra.
of classes.
Alice White and Jack Delaney in
Five new members have within
"The Girl From Wedworth's,"
the last week been enrolled.
100 per cent talking, singing and
Mr. Pomeransz has been instru-
dancing picture, is the feature at
mental in bringing to light Leo E.
the Alhambra Theater, Womlward
Jacobson, a young man who has
and Kenilworth, this Sunday, Mon.
written some interesting airs. On,•
day and Tuesday.
of these the director has arranged
On Wednesday and Thursday,
for the mandolin orchestra and in.
"The Marriage Playground" will
tends to place on the Chord's next
he featured. with Mary Brian and
cultural presentation.
Frederick Marsh in the star rles.
Abe Kotlovtky, first clarinetist
On the following Friday and Sat.
of the Chord of Jurlea's symphony
Star Ranger"
"The
orchestra, has been appointed by
feature.
President William Klein as control will M
KOSHER MEAT MARKET treasurer for the Chord's three
groups and begins his duties im-
CARD OF THANKS
CARD
13824 Lwinood
Hemlock 9665 mediately.
Nathan Seltzer of 1609 West
Sopervi•ed Li the Pai.bi• of Detroit
The society meets at Kenil-
,Grand boulevard and family wish
WE SELL THE FINEST MEATS worth Folk Shale, Kenilworth near to express their heartfelt thanks
AND POULTRY
Brush, on Sunday at 2 p. m.
to their relatives and friends on

Chas. Lesser

Give U.

a

Trial

The defeat of the Ben Bey by
the Creston club was the feature
of the Sunday afternoon game.
This game was one of the hardest
fought of the season and not until
the final few minutes of the game
were the victors sure of copping
the bacon. This victory put the
Crestons in a three-cornered tie
for second place with Alpha Omega
and Ben Bey and put the Strangers
into first place, which is none too
secure.
Alpha Omega victory over the
A. Z. A. 93 was featured by the
sharp-shooting of the elongated
center, Lefty Averback, of the
Lawyers, he alone accounting for I
19 of his team's 32 points against
the A, Z. A. team, which scored 18
points.
Intermediate Result..
Olympics strengthened their
hold on first place by defeating the
Rawlings 22 to 12. The other game
saw the Crescents defeat the Men-
delsohns by the score of 19 to 5.
Schedule for Saturday, Feb. 8:
Mendelsohns vs. Olympice, at
7:15; Rawlings vs. Crescents, at
8:15
On Saturday, Feb. 8, the Jewish
Center clam C team, which is tied
for second place in the Recreation
League, is going to Akron to play
the Akron Jewish Center class C
team in a preliminary game to the
Ben Bey-Akron Jewish Center
team of that city. The following
boys are expected to make the trip
and will meet in front of the Cen-
ter at 8:30 p. m. on Saturday, Feb.
8: S. Porperanz, M. nailer, S.
Kaplan, Leo Roven, J. Surath, II.
Rothstein, S1. Leven.

Senior Girls Council:
On Sunday evening, Feb. 16, the
next Jewish Center Senior Council
dance will take place. The Theta
Sigma Kappa Fraternity will he
hosts of the evening. The dance is
to be held in the form of a Valen-
tine ball.
A fashion show which is to be
provided for the Center by the
courtesy of the J. L. Hudson Co. Jewish Welfare Federation
Symphony Concerts Thurs- will take place Wednesday evening,
Flower Fund.
Feb. IS. The girls of the Phi-So-
day and Friday.
Word has been received that Lite Sorority will act as hostesses.
Contributions to the Flower
senior
and
intermediate
girls;
Myra )less, eminent English pian- All
Fund of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
ist who wan to have been the solo- and their friends are invited.
eration have been received in mem-
ist at the eleventh pair of Sym-
ory
of Charles C. Brown from Mr.
phony concerts to be played this Intermediate Division:
and Mrs. William A. Fixel, Mr.
The intermediate division has I
week, Thursday and Friday, by the
mid
Mrs. Edgar Ileavenrich, Will-
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, has under way an intermediate decla- iam Fleischman and Mark G. Mor-
had to cancel her entire American motion contest and Chemise, Oser ris.
trip on account of the severe ill- b'Shevat celebration.
Rabbi Fran, is to be the speaker
ness of her mother. This pair of
concerts is to be conducted by Vic- at the Junior Chamiso O.ior'
b'Shvat celebration to be held at
tor Kolar
the Jewish Center on Sunday aft-
ernoon Feb. 9, at 2 o'clock. and
Sunday's Pop Concert. • will discuss the meaning and sig- ,
For the sixtt.enth Sunday after- nificance of Chamiso Osier,
noon pop concert to he played this b'Shevat.
WOODWARD AT KENILWORTH

FLAT FOR RENT, 3740 Calvert-
Lower; five attractive rooms;
newly decorated; finished floors;
built-in features, gas range, re-
frigerator; separate porches.
Near Dexter bus. Garfield
8430-R. $45 per month.

WE DELIVER

be nonchalant . LIGHT A 111UI1AD.

Trio Wednesday Eve-
ning.

Sunday afternoon at Orchestra
Hull by the Detroit Symphony Or.
chestra, Victor Kolar again demon-
strates his ability as a program
maker.
At the seventeenth pop concert
to be played next Sunday after-
noon, Feb. 16, Ilya Schkolnik, con-
WANTED—Honest tailor or tail- certmaster of the Detroit Sym-
, oress as part n e r in well- phony Orchestra, will make the
equipped establishment, with first of two appearances as con.
some cash and car. Single pre- doctor of the orchestra at the pop
concerts.
ferred. 2570 Fenkell.

'

The

LOLA BETT
TEA ROOM

FOR RENT—A nicely furnished
room in private family. Near
street car and bus line. 3285
' Tuxedo, Arlington 8440-R.

12141 Dexter Blvd.

For Reservations Call
JACK "KEYES" - CAD. 0364

Madame Lole
Medan. O'Connor
late of "Teapot Dome"

!MUSIC

CATERERS—Strictly kosher. En- FOR RENT—Furnished room for
gagements, wedding and
lady or gentleman. Must he
banquets. Catered by plate. De-
seen to appreciate. 2484 lia .zet Observe Lincoln's Birthday
troit Catering Co., M. A.
Over Jewish Hour Sun ay;
wood, upstairs.
Pereira, I'rop • , Longfellow, 5654
Mrs. Kohut. Rabbi Jonah
FOR RENT—Furnished room or
Wise, Speakers.
MRS. J. SHERLINE--First-class
two adjoining rooms, one with
The birthday of Abraham Lin-
catering for weddings and par-
seven windows, in a nice refined
ties. 15850 Linwood. Long-
home; three adults in family. coln will be observed in the pro-
fellow 7352.
Near Fourteenth bus, Clair- gram of the Jewish (lour to be
mount and Trumbull street cars. broadcast on Sunday afternoon,
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA•
21153 Taylor avenue, Garfield Feb. 9, at 3 o'clock, from a net-
work of stations, including WWJ, ,
TORS—We do painting, deco- I
4075-W.
Detroit.
rating and plastering. Guaran•
teed work. I.. Nathanson, 2987 TO RENT—Neatly furnished cozy : Mrs. Rebekah Kohut, widow of
Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5128
room for young man or woman. the late Dr. Alexander Kohut, will
be the guest speaker. Mrs. Kohut,
from 7 to 10 a. m. and 4 to 8
Garfield 1844-51.
w4or+ id ratified with every promi-
p. m.
FOR RENT—Furnished room, 3 nitit•Acn's organization in the
LONESOME WIDOW, nice look-
windows, by a couple. 1697 country, is president of the World
ing, aged .13, good companion,
Blaine avenue, Apt. 12. Empire Congress of Jewish Women. She
has chosen as her subject "Lincoln
would like to meet refined gentle-
1294-R.
and the Mothers of Men."
moll, aged 15-50. Object niatri-
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise of the
mony. Write Box 705, Detroit FO R
. RENT
" — Attractively fur-
,
rushed room for one or two. Central Synagogue, New York, will
Jewish Chronicle.
Home privileges. Adult family deliver the second in a series of
FOR RENT—Pleasant room for
of four. Convenient to car and addresses. His topic will be "Lin-
gentleman or lady by couple.
bus. 3813 Virginia I'ark, Eu- coln as Our Own Knew Him."
'
slid 0616-M.
Atkinson avenue, near Dexter
Rabbi Wise will draw upon the rec
!
bus and car line
ollections left in writing by hi s
Garfield
FOR RENT—Room for a couple in father, the late Dr. Isaac NI. Wise
9303-W.
quiet home, Near two car lines. who was the father of Reform Ju
2518 Taylor.
FOR RENT—Lovely warm room
deism in this country, and his
with two large windows, hot run-
grandfather, both of whom deliv-
ning water, in cozy apartment, FOR RENT—A nicely furnished ered addresses at public gatherings
room,
five
windows,
all
modern
by young couple.
Store like
c•onven!ences, near car and us on the death of Lincoln.
home.
Good transportation.
lines, with or without garage.
Near Dexter bus and Linwood
1935 Clairmount avenue. Gar-
car line. Reasonable. :0041 Bos-
Third Concert of Gunzburg
field
6867.51.
ton boulevard, Apt. 102.

RADIO SERVICE, Ho. 9000

I

their recent bereavement in the
death of Mrs. Bella Seltzer.

1110ior
C 0

SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA

ALL-TALKING IN

Inn'; Singing, Dancing. Talking

WED., THURS., FEB. 12.13

Mary Brian, Frederick March in

"THE MARRIAGE
PLAYGROUND"

BEHIND

NEXT SYMPHONY PAIR

Thursday Evening, Feb. 13
Friday Afternoon, Feb. 14

THE

VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting

Brahm's Third Symphony

Tickets $1.00 to $2.50 at 11411

MAKE-UP

A PARAMOUNT PICTURE

A smaehIng heart drama at beck-
•tage — Love Is an Illusion — life an
empty buslt—The elrI be levee with-
•rs his hoard
Other Screen Features
STAGE

DETROIT DEMANDS

S a radon, A tre-lospirlai
Epic of the /lair

ZOE DYAC

ANOTHER WEEK

Ask Her—She Knows

"Campus Capers"

Kollege Kemics and Pranks

Tom and Molly Ward

Smart Cracks and Crackers

Conway Tearle-VirginiaValll':

Pisano, Landauer & Co

RICARDO CORTEZ

In "Boom, Boom"

A Love Triangle Thrilling
With Adventure

Dale & Meyers

3501%0 50c 6T,01 0 750 rat

"A Treat In Athletics"

plowtrpop
2w210

SCREEN

WEEK OF FEB. 9

14•11t1151591501,

ROGERS
. Ralf
way
,
llezven.
n Wawa, WON

Sandy Lang & Co.

In "Rolling Alone

28c to 1 p. en., (Except Sat. and Sun.)

FERRY FIELD
THEATRE

GRAND RIVER AVE.
at West Grand Boulevard
(Opposite Northwestern High)

SUNDAY, MONDAY, FEB. 9.10

an I Jean Arthur in • PlIrrIn0 talking
PIMP , of defile life.
Short Talking Subjects.

STAGE

All-New Organ Specialty by
Beb Clarke

from
Woolworths"

HAL SKELLY, FAY WRAY
WILLIAM POWELL

Glazounow 4th Symphony

SUN., MON,. TUES., FEB. 5.1011

"The Girl

BIG MIDNIGHT SHOW I
TONIGHT AT 11:45

Afternoon at 3:30

Russ Morgan and Hi. New Band
.ill be heard in solos and novelty

in

ENTAL



ORCHESTRA HALL

Sunday

Si 0 TIME VAUCel lttrthinhill

/moms Al 041011,0163,11

VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting

A PUBLIX THEATRE

ALICE WHITE
JACK DELANEY



DETROIT

work

Mysterious Dr.
Fu Manchu

All

All-Talking Mystery SenestIon
Featuring Warner Oland.

TUES, WED., FEB. 11.12

"ILLUSION"

R-K-0 Vaudeville

With Buddy Roe Re and Nosey Carrel

AIL.TalkIng

FEATURING

Sunday Continuous - 2 to II p. m.
Dalai Mal. at 2 p. e.

"THE GRADUATES"

Eight girls in songs and dances fm•
turing France. Hart, the Metropolitan
Opera Co. solo dancer.

LONG BROS.

THE SIX DAVILLAS

Ford

SHERMAN & McVAE

Sales and Service

8770 Linwood

In "SILENCE IS GOLDEN"

Euclid 4084

Littman's Peoples Theater

8210 Twelfth Street
Office Phone Empire 3472
Box Office Phone Empire 3488

Spectacular, Thrilling, Daring

Directed by A. Relkin and Sigmund Weintraub

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, FEB. 14-15

VICTOR CHENKIN

George O'Brien, Sue Carol in

"The Lone Star Ranger"

Zane Grey's First

Picture

PICCADILLY •

THEATER,

THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL BALLADIST

For One Night Only

Wednesday, February 12

Mr. Chenkin will appear in • repertoire of Russian, !Wien,
Gypay, German, Ukrainian, Caucasian •nd Chassidic Songs.

Tickets for sale now at Box Office. Prices $1, $1.50, $2.

Fenkell at Livorno'.

Matinee Daily

130 p. ni. Continuous to II

p. m.

SUNDAY, MONDAY, FEB. 9.10

Conrad

N•gel

"THE
THIRTEENTH CHAIR"

In an

All.Talking

Mystery

TUESDAY, FEB. II
PAUL MUNI in

"SEVEN FACES"

All-Talking

Littman's Peoples Theater

Phones Office

Empire 3472

8210 TWELFTH STREET E.47e.Tas

GREAT NEWS! We have been successful in keeping our
star guest here for • third week.
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEB. 7
SAT. AND SUN., FEB, 8.9, Matinee and Evening
EDWIN RELKIN AND SIGMUND WEINTRAUB PRESENT

"SUNNY SIDE UP"

AARON LEBEDEFF

SATURDAY. FEB. 15

"Yankel in America"

WED., THURS, FRI, FEB. 12-13.14

Janet Gaynor, Th.., Farrell in

The Year's most mar•elous talking
mome. Attend th• matinee.. Adults
It. ch•ldren I O..

Hoot Gibson in

"Courtin Wildcats"

An AILTelk in, Piet,.
i11.1 MAnoeht Show Starting at 9:30

Aiwa,. • Bigger and Better She.

in

LIBRETTO BY

A MUSICAL COMEDY
MUSIC BY HERMAN WAHL

I. ROSENBERG

ASSISTED BY THE ENTIRE LITTMAN COMPANY

TICKETS

Evening: $2, $1.50, $1, 75e. Matinee: $1.75, $1.25, $1, 75e, 50e.
Tickets On Sale Now at the Ben Office.

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