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MOLLY PICON, PETITE YIDDISH COMEDIENNE,'
A NEW PERSONALITY ON BROADWAY

PAGE NINE

CO-CHAIRMAN OF BALL
OF BICUR CHOLEM JRS.

i ZION SUPREME COURT
ADMITS WOMAN TO BAR

15,300 NAMES NOW IN
J. N. F. GOLDEN BOOK

E
PALESTINE
IS DOMAIN
O
DNLJ

TO

PAY DEBT SHARE
By BETH LEVIN SIEGEL
JERUSALEM.-(J. T. A.)- A
JERUSALEM. - U. T. A.) •
seven-year struggle ended when the
Molly Picon has always been recently Mr. and Mrs. Griffith en -
LONDON. -(J. T. A.) -Pales-
Supreme Court
t„ 11110W More than 15,300 names have. her
afraid of the uptown "Great White tertained Molly, after one of her
R08:1 Ginsburg, daughtern
-i-law of ! inscribed in the. Golden Book, ac- tine is than farthe only country
Way." Her Jewish "Great White performances. Mr. Griffith finds
Achad Ila'am, noted Jewish writes-, cording to a statement mule by the detached from the pre-war Turk-
Way," on Second avenue, knew her almost as much interest in Molly's
to take t he foreign advocate's ex- headquarters of the Jewish Na- ish empire that has completely dis-
and loved her. They told her so. audience as he does in Molly.
a ini nal ion allowing her practice tional Fund in Jerusalem, which charged its obligations with regard
But the blase Broadway, above "Such intense interest shown by
in the courts. The Court held that has charge of the Golden Book, a to its share of the Ottoman public
Forty-second sorted, frightened 411 audience I have never seen any-
, there was nothing in Ottoman lave record of service to the upbuilding debt, declared Arthur Henderson,
her. She had heard their per- where. Perfect harmony between
testi icting practice. to males, thus of Palestine as the Jewish national British foreign secretary, replying
functory applause to other artists stage and audience," Mr. Griffith
finally recognizing that W01111111 is home. The third volume is now to a question from Sir Ilerbert
SAMUEL GOLDENBURG
and she had shuddered lest the told me.
Will Appear at Oriental
a person within the meaning of the being concluded. The first two vol. Samuel in the House of Commons.
s ame be meted out to her.
And such versatility as is
AT YIDDISH THEATER
unless have been completed and He also said that negotiations in
law.
It took three years for Broad• i Molly's! 'fhe tragic, the whimsi-
each contains 5,11(10 inscriptions. A this matter were still pending with
way to coax Molly to come up for cal, the demure, the hoyden, the
Noted Actor Is Guest Star at Litt•
COLONIAL TRUST WINS special volume was compiled on the Iraq and Syrian governments.
a short visit -at an enormous sal- pathetic-all are in her repertoire.
man's Playhouse.
the. ocensithe of the twenty-tifth
IN DISPUTE ON ESTATE jubilee est the Jewish National Albert's Barbecue Has
ary. Molly assured them it would And in each she displays such net-,
Novel
be only while the Second Avenue uralness. Her characterizations
CAPE TOWN.-- J. T. A.) - Su.. Fund and contains 2,000 names
Samuel Goletenbursz, one. of the
Arrangement.
Theater was closed for the suns-, are Mine so well. As sonic one said
Arena Court Justice Tallinn of pecially inscribed on that occasion.
leading figure-s on the Yiddish
Albert's
Barbecue
nt
15439
Ply-
mar. And so it was. Money recently, "she is funny without
South Africa has rendered a judg- The sum of $462,750 has been con-
stage, is the guest star at Litt-
could not tempt her to sign more holding her people up to ridicule,
ment in favor of the Jewish Colo- tributde to the Jewish National mouth, corner Greenfield, has a
man's People's l'idelish Theater,
novelarrangemenL
Albert
Schles-
than a six weeks' contract.
nist' l'rust in the dispute between I-'und for the purpose of inscrip-
clever without being vulgar, and
Twelfth and Seward, this seek-end.
inszer, the owner, does thocooking.
"I was terribly nervous," Miss charming without being sexy."
the Jewish Colonization Associa- tion in the Gulden Bok, of which
Ntr. Goldenburg, wills the assist-
Picon told me after her Broadway •
tion and the Trust over the inter- $200,700 west contributed in the His daughters, the Misses Teresa,
While I was visiting with Miss
ance. of the entire cast and with
Alice and Blanche, are the host-
debut, in her homey apartment on Picon, her husband and manager,
pretation
of
the
will
of
Albert
last two years. Of the latter sum, emcee, and Mrs. Schlesinger is the
I Mine., Janet Paskevitch as leading
Nineteenth street. "1 had always I Jacob Kalish, came hi. I have
Solomon Nathan of Pietermaritz- $72,1100 was contributed by the:
MAUREY WEINSTEIN
lady, appears this Friday evening,
chaperone.
feared a Broadway audience as I. never heard "1 ankele" said with
burg,
who
left
$1,650,000
to
be
l'nited States.
Saturday and Sunday matinees and
Special attention is given to par-
$laurey Weinstein is co-chairman
did the bogey man when I was lit- more tenderness than when Miss
given 511 years after his death to
Every event in the public life of
evenings, in "A Life for Love," a
tle. But after a few performances' ('icon addresses her husband. They of the, committe efor the founders'
the "Jewish Colonization Trust" Jewry finds an echo in the. Golden ties and reservietions may be made
play its four acts.
fur
private. tables. Dancing is a
I really felt quite at home. I never have been married since Miss l'urim ball, to be held at the Gen-
for the. purpose of creating funds Book by special inscriptions which
feature of the barbecue.
knew Broadway could be so warm Picon wag 18, and as she says eral Motors building on Saturday
named after him for the restora- are received from all parts of the
New
Publix
Alhambra
Thea-
and cordial."
' meeting, March 15. Music' will be
tion of the Jews in Palestine. As world. Among recent inscriptions
"he's got the job fur life."
To make yourself invisible ... be
ter to Open March 15.
Molly just did to Broadway
the result of the name "Jewish an. the death of Louis Marshall,
Mr.
Kalish, who with his furnished by Jules Klein's Planta-
meddler, a gossip, a liar, a cheat
what she did in every country in wife, is part owner of the Second tion Serenaders from Club A la -
Colonization Trust," which is a the birthday of Professor Einstein, ,
The new I'ublix Alhambra The a-
and
a niggard, and then nobody
Europe. She reached them through Avenue Theater, is himself an ham, Chicago.
non-existent organization, the' the twentieth anniversary of the
ter will open on Saturday, Mar ch
that intangible spot Mark Twain actor of no Idtle reputation. As a
Jewish Colonial Trust and the Jew- founding of Tel Aviv, and the will want to see you more than he
15. The theater is 110W closed f or
would
the devil.
calls "where you live." The young man he studied for the rab-
ish Colonization Association both twenty-fifth anniversary of the sec-
extensive alterations and renov a-
Broadway critics, always analyti- binate, but the theater was too
claimed the estate. Judge Tatham ond Aliyah (immigration to Pales-1
tion. Improved Western Electr ic
ruled that the use of the word tine). Another inscription is to
cal, so eager to criticize, Wrote: strong a magnet.
sound equipment is being installe ,
JACK DEMPSEY
DETROIT
"colonization" instead of "cote- 1 he that of Sir Boyd Merriman an
about her in the most glowing
new seats, floors, furnishings, (le c.;
Molly's mother and sister are
I
WAS due 10 80111e unascer- Viscount Erleigh, counsel for the
phrases. They were wholehearted part of thin interesting menage.
orations, marque oldthousan d Lew Kane, manager of the On- H1111
,
tained
error
and
that
Mr.
Nathan
in their enthusiasm over the "big- Mrs. Neon is her daughter's ward-
Jews before the Inquiry Commis-I
other impress nts are 'win g total Theater, announces that Jack
LONDON.-(J, T. A.) -Near
gest find for Broadway in years."' robe mistress, as she was when
added to make the Alhambra on e l Dempsey will appear in person at • had intended the Jewish Colonial sion in Palestine.
Trust to be his heir.
Everyone spoke of her tine artis- Molly started her theatrical career East and India, a magazine report- of the. finest talking picture they I. i t e melte I eater
Th
soon.
ed
to
be'
close
to
the
British
Colon-
try, her simplicity, and last but not at the age of five. Molly's sister
ORCHESTRA HALL
ters in the country.
MI Office, and lately inclined to find ,
least, her appealing personality.
Introducing: The Youth to Kolbe Cites Success of the
VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting
is the culinary artist, and a very
One hundred workmen are no
Molly has been the idol of the good one if I am to judge by the all possible excuses for the Arabs, : busily engaged in making th w Viola Dana in Person at
Traffic
Bureau.
Judaism.
Sunday Afternoon at 3:30
Yiddish Second Avenue Theater "strains" of a pot-roast which often doing this at the cost of rein- changes at the Alhambra. The
Oriental Theater,
Success of the new traffic viola-
Ding down Zionism, in an editorial '
for live years. Idol she has been, came from the kitchen.
have' been working day and night
Vials Dana, the diminutive stagt IN -IRODITTION TO JIMAISM, ti
Dons
bureau
was
seen
in
a
state-
in
the
current
issue,
emphasizes
in every sense of the word. One
Very' D. Cotton. Pulolt4hed by Illoch
Molly's latest vehicle, "The
on the improvements.
and screen star, comes to the Ori-
PIANIST
Publighing Co., 31 West 31,1 street. ' ment by Theodore W. Kolbe, head
needs only to watch her audience. Jelly Orphan," is Molly at her "the considerable effect" of the
When the Alhambra opens on ental Theater in person next Fri-
New York.
of the bureau, reviewing its opera-
Ticket* 25c to $1.00
It isn't entirely an expression of best. She makes you weep assort, Arab boycott, and even goes by in- March 15 it will have the finest
day
,March
7.
She
will
he
seen
in
Seeking "to present Judaism as, tions since it opened Saturday. Of
being entertained one finds on the ed tears-joy, and sorrow. A real timating and indirectly suggesting. talking picture equipment avail-
that the Arabs should continue the able. Not only that, but the. entire a playlet by Anita Loos, author of the adventure of the soul of Israel, :168 tickets issued on the opening
NEXT SYMPHONY PAIR
faces in a ('icon audience. It in power this young genius.
"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," called , and nut simply as a record of day, 2112 were settled at the bu-
adoration. These people need)
The night this interviewer re- boycott at least until the Inquiry theater will be practically new. "The Inkwell."
Thurs, Eve., Mar. 13, at 8:30
facts," the author of this volume,' reau before the expiration of the:
Commission
has reported, the, The sum of $75,000 is being ex-
Molly and, being human, she will viewed the "Jolly Orphan" Mr.
Fri. Aft., March 14, at 2:30
I
Though
she
has
been
a
screen
which he dedicates to his confirm-, 72-hour period. This was a larger
not leave them.
Kalish, Miss Picon's husband, in- showing that they "have accom- pended in remodeling and repair- star for a number of years, Miss lion classes, did not freight it with
KATIIARINE
of
payment
than
under
;
Until three years ago Molly's troduced a few guest celebrities, in plished something that many ob- ing the. theater.
Gabri'lsi
° owr Reich Goodson
Dana has starred in stage produc- specific data which he' prefers to • the out bureau.
Fines totaling ,
audiences were made up of admir- the most beautiful Yiddish I've servers thought was impossible."
tions
before
and
after
her
screen
have
the
student
gather
for
himself
$3,000
were
paid
the
first
three
Condiiclor
Pianist
In a second editorial, Near East
ers from the east side only. One ever heard. I never knew that
success, beginning her stage career from the references appended to , days.
er med" tomes to Hol- success,
lucky night Harry Wagstaff Grib.' Yiddish could sound so like French. , and India, protects the Arab dele- 77 t7n n-
at
the
age
of
five
in
"Rip
Van
Win-
the
volume.
lywood Theater.
ble, well known critic and writer, From his box, one of the guests, gation coming to London, against
kle" with Thomas Jefferson and
Mr. ('ohon states in his "Intro-
saw one of her performances and Maurice Muscovitch, one of the 'the recent charges by Sir Martin
Ronald Colman, supported by
in the New York World the next I foremost actors and builders eif ' Conway who drew attention in a' the beautiful Ann Harding, in later appearing with William Fav- Iduction to Judaism" that "the busi-
day appeared a letter to the edi- the Yiddish theater, compared letter in the press to the feuds be- "Condemned," thrilling melottrania ershamin "The Squaw hlan ;" with ness of our religious schools is not
tor signed by Mr. Gribble calling Molly with the Broadway stars. tween the Palestine Arabs and I and romance of the far-famed Dustin Farnum in "The l,ittliest to produce scholars but to win the 'I
Molly Picon "as great as Beatrice. "Molly," Mr. Muscovitch said, suggesting the impossibility of a French penal colony on Devil's Rebel;" and Jane Cowl and Lowell , loyalty of our youths to the aspire-!
Saturday Evening, March 15th, at 8:30
: lions of Israel and to prepare them
Lillie, Mitzi llajos and Yvonne "possesses all that they have and correct representation of Arab Island, conies to the Hollywood ' Sherman in kid parts in stock.
"Loose Ankles," a hilarious for intelligent participation in Jew-
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY
George all rolled in one." Ile • more-plus something they can opinion by the announced delega- Theater screen Sunday as one of
'
ish
life,
Our
Jewish
youth
must'
screen
comedy
about
a
modern
girl
urged every "half baked musical never hope to have, Yiddish tion.
• the outstanding talking picture
MT the character-shaping, destiny- 1
who
must
marry
the
choice.
of
two
comedy star to go flown to see "chain" (meaning Jewish charm).
The editorial asks whether the events of the season,
•old-fashioned aunts or lose a for- shaping forces of Judaism. It is
her and learn heaps." After Mr. Mr. Muscovitch is now playing the words spoken by Jamal Hussein
The R-K-0 vaudeville program
Dribble's letter Broadway flocked "Jew Sum" in English on Broad- against Mayor Nashishibi are for this bill will be headlined by tune, is the screen feature. Lor- to these elments, as embodied in
and her
the institutions of our religion,
to see Molly, and from that time way, with tremendous success,
worse than those of Zionists Jack Wilson & Co. in a "Nonsensi- etta Young and Douglas Fair-
, bunks, Jr., ploy the leading roles that the present volume addresses ,
ROYAL RUSSIAN CHOIR
on has been angling for her. Her
against non-Zionists on the Jewish cal Review," in which comedy,
itself."
I in the picture, supported by a cast
The Undisputed Peers of Choral li•rmony
audience., are now sprinkled with
Agency. "Neither the Arabs nor singing, dancing acrobatics an
In this spirit Mr. Cohon first
of noted comedy players.
26 VOCALISTS, DANCERS, SOLOISTS, MUSICIANS
many non-Jews, and all uptown
the Jews succeed in establishing a novelty surprise features are of.
Balalaika Orchestra
Besides Viola Dana, the. Orien- offers a definition of Judaism,
joins the east side in worshipping
completely united front."
cored. Warner Gault, Kathleen
Spectacular Dances
Commas Costumes
tal stage bill will indent,. Danee- which he compares to a tree of !
at her shrine.
The bad taste of this editorial Kidd and Murray Wood are three
Admission $1.00 to 112.50
land Ltd., with BarryBrosious many branches which has develop.;
David Griffith, of movie produc-
which compares the centuries-old of the principals supporting Mr.
Ltd
over
n
period
of
many
ages.
and
Dorothy
Barnett
;
Foster
and
tion fame, is one of Molly's
bleed feuds betwen Arrds families Wilson, himself known as one of
Peggy, presenting the world's Lk then explains the scources of.
staunch admirers. lle has brought
Fifty members of the. Yeshiva which haves oftentaken on thecher- the foremost blackface comics Of most weinderfulafigug; Ben Tahar Judaism (Bible, Talmud, etc.), the .NLY MIME VAUDEVILLE DOWNTOWN
most of his Hollywood stars, from
' ache- of mass murder); and wars, the times. Several other variety
College
Alumni
Association,
com-
Troupe of Arab acrobats and other ideals of Jewish living, the insti-
time to time, to see Molly. Just
prising the graduates of the Ye- with the differences in opinion be- acts also will be offered and Russ Itiolio-Keith-Orpheum acts,
tutions of Jullainm, the character-
si
shiva who are now occupying pul- tween Zionists and non-Zionists, Morgan and his popular Hollywood
stirs of Jewish holidays, etc.
gtes T`116'
pits of leading Orthodox congre- has caused resentment and disap- Orchestra will present new tunes
Replete with many stories from
LA SALLE WINDOW SHADE
DAM6 .A PARK
PP
TEL
gations, have undertaken to take pointment in Zionist circles here and specialties from the stage. Bob New Publix Century Theater the Talmud, this volume has much
an active part in the $250,000 with a paper that they considered Clarke's organ specialty is also of
Opena Saturday.
merit and is of considerable value
AND DRAPERY COMPANY
in Jewish schools.
8424 Linwood Avenue
emergency campaign of their , fair and impartial, if not pro-7,ion- special importance for this bill.
This Saturday the new Publix
Short talking subjects are also of-
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alma mater. The Yeshiva College, ist.
SCANDALS.. AND HOW!
Century Theater at Fourteenth
fered on the screen.
M. A. FRISMAN. Prop
leading Orthodox institution for
...hades and draperiex to order
and Grand boulevard, will have its
For
three
days
next
week,
start-
higher learning, is now confronted
Y , ., old ',bade., ,'leaned and repaired.
"The Queen of Nineveh." I ng Thursday, the feature attrac- gala opening. Seventy-five thou-
We carry • full line of Linoleum
with a serious financial problem
lion will be S. S. Van Dines' all- sand dollars has been expended in
and the fund sought is declared
GIDDY GIRLS, GREEDY GIGILIOS-ROMANCE, COMEDY
,
• lking drama, "The Bishop Mur- making the Century one of the. fin-
.tats2
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urgently necessary to secure its A Review of Algernon Crofton's
First National All-Talking anol Singing Picture
ler Case," and as all-cows R-K-0 est talking picture theaters in the
WHAT A CAST(
proper functioning during 1970.
Bock by Dr. N. E. Aronstam.
country. The Century, which is on
I.nrso• Young, 1)0110•• Fairbanks, Jr, Louise Faxen&
stage show.
The
Alumni
Association,
of
FOR YOUR
SCREEN
And Other Notable Stars
the site of the old LaSalle. Garden
which Rabbi Nachman 11. Ebin,
SUN., MON., TUES, WED.
ALL-TALKING COMEDY. UNIVERSAL NEWS REEL
INCOME TAX PROBLEMS' rabbi of Congregation Sons of
Within the. last decade it became "The Music Master" Given Theater, has been equipped with h
STAGE
.........
new floors, seats, decorations, fur-
REPORTS
Israel, Brooklyn, N. Y., is the the vogue to write historical res
Another Week at Civic.
nishings and fixtures. New air-
chairman, and Rabbi Ii. Reichman nuances and novels. Only wit hit
J. E. CUMMINS
David Belasco's comedy of sonar , cleansing system has been installed.
the
last
two
or
three
years,
Moses
of the Bronx Y. M. H. A. is secre-
RONALD
226 Hammond Bldg.
and laughter, "The Music Master,
the 1,I1111IIII Sereen Star in Comedy I'laylet by Anita Loo.
A new electrical marquee. has been
tary, has delegates its members to was interpreted by three Inherent
Randolph 0673
still be presented for a second built, and /1 IhfillS41111 tither im-
"THE INKWELL"
tour the country in behalf of the authors, viz. Weir-.Jensen, Unter-
meyer and Fleg. White: some of week at the Detroit Civic Theater, provements lidded to the theater.
emergency campaign.
Ben Tahar Troupe I
Badger & Mueseler
Harold Lloyd in "Welcome Dan-
thesehave a strict historical basis withthe well-beloved Walter Sher.
Feat. Unbehevable to the rye
"Two Lem. Screws .'
ger," one of the outstanding film
!others are nude poetic phantasies win in the. title reek., Von Below.
Save Time and NOM . , !
David Belaaco Heads Patrons eir medleys of both legend and his-
"The Music Master" has, all the hits of the year, ham been selected
"Danceland, Limited"
CONDEMNED !
I
Committee for Queen
Foster & Peggy
tory. Now comes another one to ingredients for a perfect evening's as the opening picture. "Welcome
with IIARIIT IIROSIUS and
Sweet old German Danger" is an all-talking, laughing
0000111Y BARNFI1T CO.
join the ranks of historical tales in . enjoyment.
World's Wonder Dog
Esther Contest.
!the "Queen of Nineveh" by Alger- airs, lively and melodiously sad, sensation 711111 marks Lloyd's debut
-. _ -David Retest, , non t'rofton. A glossary of notes accompany Nevem] scenes with into talking pictures. It has Rearm
' NEW YORK.
their familiar words and music. a real FIRTOSR in this new' Ii,
NIAGARA FALLS. . $6.25
,
has notified the Jewish National is appended to the tank elucidat-
Quaint and human character,
BUFFALO
6.25
Workers' Alliance that he will ing or illuminating the text. One abound, often showing their hu-
1111/05.,
and SAT.
BRANTFORD ....
5.00
again head the committee of pa- is struck here by a peculiar enacts- inanity when and where it is least Monk Watson's 5000 Cele-
Vodvil on the Stage
5.50
HAMILTON ......
trons for the Queen Esther ;simi- ' realism, a potpourri,. of the Ilibli-
bration
at
Publix-Riviera.
All
■
thrilling
.. 6.75
TORONTO
Ninevah-in which the proph. t suspected. This is the play that
larity contest for Jewish women I
he older members of the. family
This week all Detroit is celebrat-
ito..e. Everywhere
which will terminate. in a masque- et Jonah makes his how-and the will again welcome with wide arms• ing the 5.000
Ttre*ar's
Murder
performance record of
rade ball on Saturday evening, . hook of Esther. In fact, two-third, I ike a favorite friend, and constant
2228 Woodward Avenue
Mystery Sensation'
Monk Watson. Watson, who
March 15. at the Madison Square of the dencriptive and historical
Rue 8 A. M, 8.15 I'. M.
THE
iatrons of the Civic Theater will the popular muster of ceremonies
Publix
date
are
culled
from
the
latter.'
cENTuRy 14th St.
Garden.
This
committee
includes
,
,
Cherry 6468
Clifford 0289
e delighted to meet Mr. Sherwin at the Publix Riviera Theater, has
among others of the theater, Jacob The heroine, a Scythian herself, n one of his best-loved characters•
NEW
achieved the remarkable record of
Gd. Blvd.
Hen Ami and Egon Brecher of the assumes the name of Hadassah,
n a comedy which revives tha
5,000 performance's and a special
ivic Repertory Theater; Maurice which is synonymous with Esther. s, 1d-world charm on sadly lacking in stage
show in his honor has been
Schwartz, directorof the Yiddish Every other page falls hack upon oh s e jazzy modern th
All New Stage Show
e ater.
arranged by Mr. Ed J. Weisfeldt.
Art Theater, and David Pinsky, the. glossary for historical justifi-
Russ Morgan and the Hollywood
Orr Sue of Old La Salle Garden Theatre
Del Delbridge, of Fisher Theater
cation. What is common knowledge. •
cation.
NEE HONE ••AMERICA2 noted playwright.
Merrymakers
fame, and Al Morey, from the
'Naughty
Marietta"
Comes
of Assyrian history is redundant-
Bob Clarke. at the Golden
Michigan Theater, are at the Ri•
to
Cass
Theater.
ly
repeated
in
this
volume,
which
Seven Yiddish Plays,
Voiced Organ
VIA BUS
viers this week joining in on the
gives one the impression of authen-
The. triumph achieved by the In big show.
Friday and Saturday
LOWER FARE EVERYWHERE ONE-ACT PLAYS FROM THE YIDDTS11 Deity. The descriptions however, m inutive diva, Ilse Marvenga, iu
FORD
NIGHTS
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Naughty Marietta," which come-
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T-OLEDO
CLEVELAND the same time introduces the Eng-
ur-eta-name! (Sarelanapon. Jeidah role of the vivacious "Marietta, - Richman Scores at United
SUN., MON., MAR. 9.10
AKRON
BALTIMORE
lish reader to the wealth of humor comes in nt the proper moment, a where she is called upon to run th.
Artists.
CANTON
WASHINGTON
GEORGE BANCROFT in
.
in
modern
Yiddish
literature..
gamut
of
vocal
calisthenics
dens
ex
machine,
when
the
love
in-
COLUMBUS
PHILADELPHIA
Entertainment, plus! That sums
There ore seven plays in this t rigue.s of one of the Kings concu- dramatic pyrotechnics.
"THE MIGHTY"
YOUNGSTOWN
BOSTON
up "I'uttin' on the Ritz," the sing-
volume. Two, "'Mule"' and "Lane bines draws to a climax. With his
Powerful Piton
h
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and
INDIANAPOLIS
ing,
talking, dancing production
Worlds," are by Perez Ilirschbein. classic admonition "Yet 40 days Garbo in Fourth Week at
• great 'Jar.
L. His First All-Telling Festive* Comedy
from
United
Artists
at
the
United
Three are by Isaac IMO/ Perez; and Nineveh shall be destroyed";
Adams Theater.
j e■•■• EXTRA
Artists
Theater.
Songs
are
by
TUES,
WED,
MARCH
t•I2
they are: "After the Funeral," poor Jonah retires to the Nineveh ;
Irving
Berlin,
and
sung
by
Bringing to Hollywood a slice of
Harry
"Of an Early Morning" and "The wall, builds himself a but and
CLARA BOW In
235 Bagley Avenue
Richman,
Broadway
musical
com-
New
York's
old
Waterfront
and
Sisters." "Liars" is by F. Brinks eventually disappears. The chap-
"The Saturday Night Kid"
edy star.
Opp. Michigan Theater
and 'Brothers" by Abraham Rai- ters are very cleverly embellished netting it up alongside of a pre-
The "IC' Girl in • Strom Sn,
tu
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sen. These plays include the comic with cuneiform characters, so as Volstead chunk of Coney Island.
Guest
and the tragic. and in the English to give this little volume. a digni- was the task assigned to the re• Arlin in Second Big Week
THURSDAY, MARCH 13
search
and
architectural
staffs
of
of Miss Block they retain the fied appearance. But take it all in
at State Theater.
Two-roomliving suit• eI
Organist
the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio
spirit of the original Yiddish.
10 r.
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to
holder
all, it is a very entertaining story
Stem
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the . pot
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when preparations were under
Also Big Program of Talking Star Acts
and one must gently shut his eye,
way for the filming of "Anna India, Tibet and Mongolia seem to
The Serbian National Epic.
historical shortcomings, anach-
Christie," Greta Garbo's first talk come together is the setting of the
ronisms and Biblical paraphrases. ing picture, no f
weird and dramatic story of "The. ,
ourth
Pl.rag•RE
Ian Ida
II.
Green (emblem,' the first all talk
at the Adams Theater.
luOnated bv Theodore Matdejen. Pub•
N.\
Tt/
ing Vitaphesne production made by
li•hed by Horner • Brother. 44 Ea,
NON-JEW
CONTRIBUTES
George Arliss for Warner Bros.,
Thirty-thud •tret. New Took. ($11.
New
Talkie
at
Fox.
Miss Ida Zeitlin, a Jewess, teach-
now in its second week at the
$1,000 TO THE J. N. F.
"Such Men Are Dangerous" is State,
B y Twin Motored P•lace
er, actress and editorial assistant
th e screen attraction at the. Fox
in a New York publishing house
Coaches
Phones OMee
NEW YORK. - l'hilip Lurie, Th eater. It is a Movietone produc•
t • O NNECTIONS TO ALI, POINTS
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met Theodore Nadejen in the President Organization Council for tie
in and is Elinor Glyn's first story HADASSAH ACQUIRES
Fenkell at Livernois
' MO DRIVERS AND A PORTER ON
course of her editorial work and Palestine, has remitted to the Jew-
Gs r the talking pictures, with War-
1t 11 cOACIT TOILETS. LAY A•
ITS
FIFTH
HOSPITAL
FRIDAY
EVENING, MARCH 7
subsequently became his collabora- ish N
ch eck f or ne r Baxter, Catherine Dale
l'ohlES RUNNING WATER. WARM
Patronize Your
Owen.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, Mat, and Eve., MARCH 8.9
tor in this beautiful work.
$1,000, which L. D. Gardineix. Ir
All! HEAT. SPEED. CONTROL
edda
Hopper,
Albert
Conti.
The
fifth
modern
hospital
in
"King's Pleasure" is a compila- president of the International Sil- ('I
f o r ARANTEE.D SCHEDULES
Neighborhood Theater
EDWIN RELKIN AND SIGMUND WEINTRAUB
PRESENT
tion of Slavic sages. They ate flee Company of Meriden. Conn., th aude Allister and Bela Lugosi in Palestine to be maintained and
/4:30 A. M.-8:30 P. M.
1116 WELL-KNOWN JEWISH ARTIST
e cast.
conducted by Hadassah, the wo-
Matinee Daily
beautifully told by Miss Zeitlin and has contributed to the National
Evtra Fare-Extra Service
men's Zionist organization
of
admirably illustrated by Nadejen.
Fund through the firm Einstein &
See the finest screen plays of-
America, will he formally opened
Features at Ferry Field
Of this volume Raeloye Yanks- Gordon, Philadelphia. In a letter
FORT WAYNE HOTEL
fered in Detroit.
,, RN, II OF ('ASS AND TEMPLE
in Tiberias on May I, according to
vitch, Royal Yugoslav consul-gen- accompanying the check, Mr. Car.
Theater.
an
announcement by Mrs. Edward
Open Continuous
eral...aid:
dinnx
IN
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GLENDALE 2000
1:30 ,, II P. M.
"The Serbian National Epic is
"You know well that we are in- iti ver at West Grand boulevard. Jacobs, chairman of the Palestine
2228 WOODWARD AVE. one of the most significant liter- terested
committee
of
Iladasnah.
in the historic process of
II feature George Bancroft in
Matinee
Admission:
The institution will be known
ary works, Miss Zeitlin with her the rebuilding of the Jewish Na-
he Mighty" this Sunday and
CHERRY 6466
as the Peter J. Schweitzer Hos-
truly artistic interpretation of Ser- tional Horne, and are happy to Me
IN POUR ACTS
" inday. On Tuesday and Wednes-
bian folk-tales and Mr. Nadejen make a contribution to the Jewish , y Clara Bow, in "The Saturday pital, after its founder, the late
Written Especially for Santos! Goldenberg and S. Celt... Assisted by the
Entire Company
with his rare insight into the spirit National Fund. We wish you and ,NI ght Kid," will be the feature Peter J. Schweitzer of New York.
who
o case $2 ,000 for the building
TICKETS
of our medieval art. have, in my your allies the greatest success in picture.
The Latest and Best Talking
of
the
hospital.
Mr.
Schweitzer
E•enings-$1.75,
$1.80, $1.00, 75e, 50c
opinion, filled a gap in the litera- raising the money for the great
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