America ,yawed' Pedadical C'em*r
20, OHIO
TIE e fiLTIWIT,
DOUBLE HONORS FOR
MRS. A. MAX KOHN
CLASSIFIED
THE GERMANS AT
YIDDISH THEATER
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA. FOR RENT—A beautifully fur-
TORS—We do painting, deco-
nished bright room, twin beds,
rating and plastering. Guaran-
suitable for one or two gentle.'
Misha and Lucy German at
teed work. L. ', !athanson, 2987
men. Stall shower, Garage if
Littman's Playhouse
Gladstone. ('hone Garfield 5128
desired. Convenient to Trumbull
from 7 to 10 a. in. and 4 to 8
This Week-End.
and Clairmount lines and Four.'
p. m.
teenth
bus.
Family
of
two
Double honors have come to Mrs.
adults. Reasonable rate. Em-
Mishit and Lucy German, well-
Rose Kohn of 150 West Euclid ave- 511{5. J. SHERLINE—FIrst•class
pire 1787. 1734 Virginia Park. known Yiddish actors, who played
nue during the past week.
catering for weddings and par-
in Detroit for two full seasons six
The Detroit Playhouse has chose n
ties. 15850 Linwood. Univer. ROOM AND BOARD for lady or years ago, are the guest stars at
Mrs. Kahn's three-act comedy, "In-
city 2-1610,
gentleman in real home with Littman's Yiddish People's Thea-
t ident," for presentation on Wed- ,
every convenience. Dexter-Joy ter this week-end, Friday evening,
ne , day, March 25, at the Art Mos- CATERERS—Strictly kosher. En-
road section. Euclid 9385-R.
Saturday and Sunday matinees and
cum. And the Plymouth Motor'
gagements, weddings and
evenings.
y;;tistration presented her with a
banquets. Catered by plate. De- FOR RENT-3243 Webb avenue.
The Germans, who have made a
new Plymouth sedan for writing
Beautifully decorated, six large
troit Catering Co., M. A.
host of friends in Detroit and still
one 44 the prize-winning essays in
rooms and breakfast nook, oil
Pereira, Prop., Longfellow 6654,
retain
their large following, ap-
the "Why I'd Buy a Plymouth" con-
burned, Frigidaire, stall shower.
Ix-ar at Detroit's Yiddish Theater
test.
Reasonable. Call Hemlock
WE FURNISH experienced select-
in
their
latest success, "The Soul
The Playhouse, in announcing the
7399-W before 12 noon or after
ed laundry, cooking, housekeep-
of a 11'oinan."
presentation of "Incident" as its
6 p. in. for appointment. Will
ers, general houseworkers, good
Judging
by reservations, Mr.
next production, states:
be open Saturday and Sunday
day and week workers, white
Littman stated this week, thou-
'There is nothing simple about
from 2 to 5 o'clock.
and colored. Also men, experi-
sands
are
expected
to come to the
'Incident.' It is a thoroughly mod-
enced and general workers. Ar-
WANTED—Business girls to sharel theater to greet their old favorites
ern play and is intended for adults
lington 10479.
on
their
return
visit
to Detroit.
who are awake to twentieth cen
nicely furnished cozy apart•i
tury problems. 'Incident' is a com.
ment, beautifully furnished,
FOR RENT—Attractive, modernly
edy—the first we have attempted
twin beds, convenient to bus and
furnished bedroom with private
ORGANIZE SYNAGOGUE
this season—and provides a wel-
car line, home environment, $4.
family, In good neighborhood.
come change of fare. It is the
2555 Pingree, Apt. 19, Garfield
COUNCIL FOR J. N. F.
A few steps to bus line. Home
first play by Rose Kohn to be pro-
5119.W.
privileges. Suitable for one or
duced in a theater. This young
Through efforts of a committee
two. Board if desired. Rent I GUARANTEE full citizenship to
playwright, we feel, will bear
headed by J. Lawton, a synagogue
very reasonable, 3359 Elmhurst
anyone in the course of a month. council is being formed to organize
watching."
avenue. Arlington 5997-W.
You don't pay me a cent until congregational efforts in behalf of
The keys to the new Plymouth
Must be seen to be appreciated.
you get your citizen papers. Da- the Jewish National Fund.
sedan were presented to Mrs. Kohn
vid Horowitz, teacher, Garfield
by Mayor Frank Murphy at the
St r. Lawton is assisted on this
CLEAN CURTAINS will beautify
6835.J. 2248 Hazelwood.
John II. Thompson salon in the
committee by A. Selesny, Rev. 11.
your home. Send your soiled
Convention Hall building. Edgar
Milkovsky,
J. Liss and Rev. Mol-
curtains or drapes to us for com- FOR RENT—Glynn Court—At.'
A. Guest, distinguished poet ; Thom-
daysky. The newly-planned syna-
plete renovating and they'll be
tractive room for girl in artis-
as P. Henry, president of the Amer-
returned to you looking like
tically furnished home. Home gogue council will function under
Wan Automobile Association and
new. Prompt service. Ambas-
privileges. Reasonable. Ilem-; the Jewish National Fund Com-
Floyd Gibbons, radio star and news-
mittee of Detroit and will aim to
sador Curtain Laundry & Clean-
lock 3845-W.
paperman, were the judges in the
encourage the gathering of funds I
ing Co., 3308 Joy Road, corner
recent Plymouth contest in which
for the redemption of soil in Pales..
BOOKKEEPER - STENOGRAPH
Wildemere. Euclid 4220,
1,011 prizes were given away by
ER--Expert on trial balance, tint- by the Detroit synagogues.
the Plymouth Motor Corporation.
The council will be formally or-
FOR RENT—A nicely furnished correspondence, etc. Young
The first prize of $1,000 a year for
lady, accurate and reliable, de- ganized at a meeting at the Shaar. ;
room in modern home for one
the rest of his life was presented
sires employment. A-1 refer- ey Zedek branch synagogue on
or two gentlemen. Convenient
to I. II Sefton, Colfax ,CaLI
races. Reasonable salary due to Wednesday evening, Feb. 11.
to street car and bus. Call Arl-
newspaper editor, by Walter P.
Among the contributions to the
Sabbath observance.
Please
ington 8534-J. 2968 Elmhurst.
Chrysler during the New York
phone Garfield 1152 or Empire Jewish National Fund during the'
Automobile Show.
visit in Detroit of Menachern Us.
TO RENT—A nice large room for
5799 •
sishkin was one for $50 from the'
Mrs. Kohn, who is the wife of
Dr. A. Max Kohn, is well known
a lady or gentleman. Mrs. S. FOR RENT —Furnished room for Hebrew National School of 627;
Gilbert, 3234 'Monterey, Long-
in Detroit literary circles. She has
Owen, of which Mr. Lawton is the
single
or
couple.
Near
Four-
fellow 6349 .
•
written a number of skits and one-
teenth bus and Trumbull car principal.
act plays which have won commen-
line
2092
I
ingree,
Apt.
102,
FOR RENT—Room by private
dation for their merit.
Euclid '2777-J.
family for refined young lady.
REVISIONISTS ARRANGE
---
Home privileges, Call at 9 246
PARTY FOR ALTMANS
JOSEPH KLEIN HEADS
Hazelwood or Longfellow 3573.
Her Play "Incident" Chosen
For Presentation; Wins
Plymouth Sedan.
UNITY VOTERS' LEAGUE
At a meeting of the Unity Voter
League held at the Fort Wayn
Hotel, Monday. .ton. 26, the follow-
ing officers were elected to guid
the destinies of the league for th
next six months:
President, Joseph Klein; firs
vice-president, Charles K. Sandorf
second vice-president, Dr. Edwart
Kozlow; Secretary, Max M. Silver
man; treasurer, William Rosen
berg; sergeant at arms, Ilarry Ka
letsky.
The board of directors consti.
lutes the following: Max I,. Black
Samuel Goldtine, Nathan Kaplan
S..1. Lave, Maurice Bordelove, II
I,. Herschberg, Irvin Yarrows, Iry
ing II. Small, Louis II. Wolfe, ('as
per C. Cutler, Barney Barnett, Itel•
Behrman, Sam Nathanson, Georg..
Stutz. Frank Schwartz.
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State Fair
Coliseum
February 2nd to 14th,
Inclusive
Matinee. 2 P. M. Daily
Evening Performance, 8:15
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FIFTY-SEVEN
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Forty Funny Clowns
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The Reason for
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Excellent Food, Good Enter-
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Detrors Largest Floor Show
LOTTIE KROLL
lictroit's Own Soprano
HERBIE LEIPSIG, M. C.
I ■■■ rr,rly with
Mae West
- Sex .
Dinner Served nightly until
9 p. m.
$1.00
Special
Sunday dinner until
p. m.
$1.21
NO COVER CHARGE AT
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Mahe Tb • Your Meeting Place
mvenient Parking. A home-like
atmosphere.
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to make a killing at contract
and you are urged to take
a hand at backgammon .. .
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ALUMNI HELP SPONSO R
MENORAH BALL FEB. 15
A special joint meeting of the
Menorah Society of Detroit Lily
College and the Menorah Almnni
w as held last Sunday afternoon.
Members representing both organ-
CENTERS ASSN
A celebration has been arranged
by the Zionist-Revisionists of De-
troit in honor of Mr. and Mrs. I..
Altman before their departure for
New York. The ec•lebration will
take place Saturday, Feb. 7, 9 p.
ny, at Kramer's Kosher Restau.
0111 be of tremendous value to booth m
be, and parents of the Jewish Centers ' rant, 8081 Twelfth street, (near
A:social ion.
Blaine). Revisionists, sympathiz-
ers and friends of Mr. and Mrs.
S&ppiehuck Girls to Sponsor Tea:
"Mako•-up for Healthilnd Beauty" will Altman arc invited to attend this
be the sulojooct tIkelissiol at a tea stool.
celebration. A fine musical pro-
...re, by the Snippichneks
; yen nit. l•l. Ili. at S:10 t! n in.
Miss gram will also take place.
Connelly of the board of health will to
'Mr. Altman is a leading Zionist
the speakt.r of the evening. This lea e.
of long standing. Until 1924 he
lir e ;he thSeenT; ie li
ti"o% =nee 1. ""1Z.;. played an important part in Rus-
cu,bon and tea win follow the talk.
sian Zionism. Ile was sent by the
Russian government, after he was
Jew , sh
Center Social Dancing Class
arrested many times, to Palestine,
Brings New Term:
The ... world sea,on of the Jewkh Cen• where he organized the "(lista&
ter ballroom dancing elass begins on
ruth lloamlonim" in opposition to
Tuesday evening. Pelt. In, at S p. m.
Nat Srol, who w . the instructor of the the Zionist leadership and to the
ABRAHAM J. ROSENSHINE
class last term,
also taking the class Ilistadruth in Palestine. He was
at this limo. Mr. Srol has had many
year. of experienet• in teaching ballroom fur many years the general secre-
izations expressed their loyal sup-
tary of this organization.
port towards making the annual
ITWevI
r7 •Te
lent
A year and a half ago he organ- alumni-student dance an outstand-
ae"s: Ever'', -
cations for entrance to this ciln
student registering must he • member ized the Zionist Revisionist organ-
ing social event of the season. This
in good standing of the Jewish Center ization in Detroit. Through his
dance, which will be held Sunday
Association, the registration fee for 10 efforts and propaganda tours he or-
evening, Feb. 15, at the Twentieth
le-son. is 11 Payable in installments in
ganized Revisionist groups in cities Century Club, will be limited to
advance.
of the Middle West. After the first Menorah members Menorah
Deborians Plan "A Night In
conference of the Itevisionists in alumni, and their friends.
1 ehorian
All thosewho attend
Americ. he was elected national
o Wednesday esening, Feb.
bridge n
; The Menorah Society, though
will tend that they have some very plea.. vice-president.
interested chiefly in the further-
• nt surprises in store for then, 'rhe
The administrative committee of
ance of Jewish culture and learn.'
bors
ian are planning to rerry out •
Fh
atmosphere as accurately as pos., the Revisionists of America decided ; ing, sponsors annually a social af-
renc
sib le. Their program decoration.. and to ask Mr. Altman to attend to Re-
fair which attracts a selected
refreshments will all be French. In ad- visionist activities in America at
group of young men and women.
dition too this intere.ling and unique fr..
tore. dancing. entertninment.•nol refresh-, the central office in New York. Ile The committee has Joseph Markel
is leaving now for New York to as chairman.
men., are otTered for the small sum
25 cents. All seniors are invited to be conduct the national propaganda
Abraham J. Rosenshine, past-
present.
and organizational activities.
president and one of the charter
members of the Menorah chapter,
RABBI KOPALD DIES
is taking an active part in the
KUNIN LODGE HONORS
alumni group, serving also as a
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
MEMORY OF N. STRAUS member of the committee in
charge of arrangements and the
BUFFA 1.0.—Louis Joseph Ko-
The Samuel Kunin Lodge No. distribution of tickets. Reserva-
pald, who was rabbi of Temple
:Slid, I. 0. B. S, held its yearly tions may be made prior to Feb.
Beth Zion in this city from 1912
to 1926, died in the Johns Hop- memorial meeting on Wednesday 10 by calling Miss Doris Sperling,
evening, Feb. 4, at the Rumanian Hemlock 5308-M.
kins Hospital in Bartimore Feb. 4.
Synagogue, 586 Owen avenue, for
Ile had been in ill health for nearly
the
late Samuel Kunin, well known
10 years and was admitted to the
hospital on Nov. 12 suffering from, Detroit social worker, after whom S. Z. STUDENTS DEBATE
the lodge was named. .&t the sanw
a chronic intestinal ailment. Ile
RUSS JEWRY'S PROBLEM
had previously sought to regain , occasion a memorial meeting was
his health in Colorado Springs. , held for the great Jewish philan-
Lost Sunday, the student council
Since 11112 he had been rabbi of thropist and humanitarian, the late of the Sharey Zedek Sunday Schottl
the North Shore Congregation Nathan Straus.
presented
to the assembly of the
Among the prominent speakers
Israel at Glencoe, Ill.
senior-department classes a debate
were Rabbi Hershman. Joseph;
between two of the students, Beryl
Haggai, Attorney Max Black, the
Jacobs and Gordon Shapiro, on the
Rev. Benjamin Melberg, who ren-
BLACK SEEKS SEAT IN
question, "Restilved, That the Con-
dered memorial services. The
COMMON PLEAS COURT
dition of the Russian Jew is Better
meeting leas nfliciated over by the
Today Than It IS as Underthe
president of Samuel Kunin Lodge.
Czaristit• Regime." Shapiro up-
Max L. Black, well known so-
Nathan Si. Fish.
held the affirmative, while Miss Ja•
cial worker and prominent attor-
cobs attacked his stand. The ques-
ney, is in the race as a candidate
for the long term as judge of the North Woodward J. W. E. tion was divided into four phases:
•l.nomiv, social, political, and re-
Comwon Pleas ('ourt.
W. 0. to Hold Card Party. ligious. The debate was nut fin-
Mr. Mack comes well recom-
ished because of the time, but it
mended to Detroit Jewry by his
At the meeting held last Tue• was decided to continue it, if pos-
splendid record in Jewish activity
in the East, where he was IIMOris day at the home of Mrs. Sado sible, next Sunday.
At the council meeting, the pro-
alto] with nationally known figures Cohen of 2924 Leslie, the North
such as Elihu I). Stone, the late IVoOchvard branch of the Jewish gram committee, headed by William
Judge David Lurie and other per- Women's European Welfare Or- Caplan, reported that efforts were
sonalities in Jewish public life and ganization made final arrange being made to procure a speaker
ments for the card party whirl: to discuss Russian Jewry sometime
the Zionist movement.
Mr, lila k has served as vice- will be held at Mrs. Lapedus s in the near future. Plans for a de-
home
on Saturday night, Feb. 7, at bate between members of the fac-
president of the Detroit auxiliary
of the Los Angeles Sanatorium. is 7:30. There will be prizes and ulty was also taken up by the coun-
refreshments
and the proceeds will cil
a member of the executive board
of the Detroit district of the . go entirely for the benefit of needy
widows
and
orphans. Mrs. E. J.
American Zionist Organization,
and is generally active in Jewish Schwartz will have the next meet- TO OBSERVE COUNCIL
ing
at
her
home
at 2980 Elmhurst
SABBATH FEB. 27, 28
social and communal life.
at 2 o'clock on Tuesday, Feb. 17.
TO RENT—Bright sunny fur-
Parents Associstion Will Organize:
niched room for couple or two
Girls. Call evenings or Sunday, ti„ n
,(„e gs,: e 7,..1 1 4" V„",,,,,117 ""`"
A. Stern, 2329 Cortland avenue, 'dog. Yes. it. at "tt to in. M. En.i.‘ ■ re
Apt.
In, between La Salle Monash will address the group. Parents
of ell Jewish Center ;Fibers are in•
bouleaard and Fourteenth.
viled to he pre.ent.
• is organisation
STORES FOR RENT—Nos. 10216,
10220, 10220 Dexter boulevard.
'Elie one now to•cupied by furrier
is available soon. Also suitable
location for grocery and lin-
gerie anti specialty shop. Phone
Longfellow 7079.
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
man only
t by small respec able
family. • Very reasonable rent
for right party. Jos. Raider,
2925 Richton.
FOR RENT—A newly decorated
lower flat, seven rooms, includ-
ing bath and extra lavatory and
washroom. F'rigidaire and ga-
rage. Rent $75 monthly. 2430
West Philadelphia, near LaSalle,
Garfield 5990.
TO RENT—Room in beautifully
furnished home, northwest sec-
tion, Jewish-American family.
Roam has connecting bath, All
modern conveniences, oil heat,
radio, ball room anti home privi-
leges for desirable man. Arling-
ton 6791-M.
FOR RENT—Six-room completely
furnished upper flat to couple
with references. Owner wishes
to occupy one bedroom. 2256
Ilazelwooll, Garfield 6835.R to
10 a. nn., anti after that time
call Euclid 5203 for appoint-
ment.
NTED—Councilor
CY M
exclusive Eastern camp
it
would like to take some boys
with him this summer. Refer-
ences upon request. Call Arl-
ington 7012.W and °leave name,
address and telephone number.
Front and Back
Somersault on the Wire
111 1 S11 H RON ICLE
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
young wall in private family,
with adjoining lavatory anti
shower. Convenient to car and
bus lines. Reasonable. 2519
Inquire up
Pingree avenue.
stairs.
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN who
are interested in bridge or are
desirous of learning to play
bridge, write to Box 21111, ale-
giving
' •
Jewish Chronicle,
name, address anti telephone
number.
PRIVATE LESSONS given in Eng-
lish Complete course in pub-
lic and high school English by
conlad•nt teacher. Excellent
Empire
Nominal.
results.
9112-W.
FOR RENT—Room with private
for doen,eireoir
lavatory
a t o
people.
Euclid
References required.
7363. 2047 Hazelwood.
room, um
N
FOR RE T—Modern
nisht•d, with private family of
adults. Single home. Near bus
w
anti
car lines. Kenil orth, app.
Edison street. Madison 1165.
CEMETERY LOT, six graves,
K. of 1'. Jewish section Oakview
Cemetery in Royal Oak, cheap
for cash. Box 148, Detroit
Jewish Chronicle.
Dick Bowen, one of Detroit's
most popular orchestra leaders,
and his original orchestra are now
supplying popular music at the
Trocadero Club, 62 East Colum-
bia, popular dining and dancing
rendezvous.
Mr. Bowen for three years di-
reacted the orchestra at the Arcadia
Ballroom. Ile played at the Oriole
Terrace, where his reputation was
enhanced. Last year he won the
Rudy Valor cup awarded to the
most popular leader in the city.
SALE—Graham-Paige
Se-
FOR
All request numbers will be
dan, 1930 model. Price $675—
played b his snappy orchestra,
down,
$30
monthly
pay-
$150
cording to Mr. Bowen.
ment.. Call Euclid 8166.
FOR RENT—A beautifully fur-
Fisher Theater.
nished room for a lady or gen-
The big event of the week in De.
tleman. Adult family. Refer-
ences required. 2072 West trait is the personal appearance of
America's famous "boop.boop-a-
Philadelphia, Garfield 8852-W.
doop" girl, Ilelen Kane, who heads
FOR RENT—Lovely room, suit- a large presentation from the Par-
able for one or two gentlemen, amount theater, New York "On
or will share with couple. Pm-, With the Dance, featuring Bob
vale family. Reasonable. Sew-1 Nolan and the Fisher Syncopators.
On the screen Lowell Sherman is
and near Twelfth, Garfield
6126-R.
featured in "The Royal Bed."
screen values — direction, acting,
photography and eye and ear inter-
est "The Illue Angel" opened at the
United Artists theater. The lavish
production features two of the
screen's most outstanding figures,
Marlene Dietrich and Emil Jan-
•
Shuberts in their new popular
priced Broadway success policy.
"Torch Song" was originally
produced in New York by Arthur
Hopkins.
Prominent in the ow with Miss
Lorber are Lloyd Nolan, William
Carey and Frank Monroe.
(not a commercial proposition)
'
The outstanding event in the
Hebraic world is the celebration
of the tenth anniversary of the
only Ilebrew weekly in the United
States, the Hadoar. This is the
first time in the history of Hebrew
journalism in this country that a
Hebrew magazine has completed :
a decade of existence. The He
'waists are celebrating this event
in many and various ways, and
the Kvutzah lvrith of Detroit also
is preparing a celebration.
111enuchein Ribalow, editor of
the Hatioar, a celebrated journal-
ist and critic and a fine speaker in
Hebrew and Yiddish, will visit De-
troit Tuesday and Wednesday,
Feb. 17 and 18, and will address
two meetings, one in Yiddish and
one in Hebrew. The arrangements
committee is calling for special
meetings to formulate and com-
plete all plans for the occasion at
the home of A. l'anush, 2024
Clairmont, Sunday evening, Feb.
8, at 8 sharp. All who are inter-
ested in Ilebrew culture are re-
quested to attend.
The members of the Kvutzah
are also requested to meet at Kra-
mer's restaurant, Twelfth street
near Blaine, Saturday evening,
Feb 7, 9 p. m., for the farewell
gathering in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Altman, who are leaving De-
troit to settle in New York, Mr.
Altman has been the president of
the Kvutzah. All members are
requested to attend.
FEB. I—STATION WMBC
1420 KILOCYCLES--211.1 METERS
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
JOSEPH J. CUMMINS
Subject: "The Jew and the Unemployment Problem"
DIGEST OF THE WEEK'S NEWS
Delivered in a terse manner by I'hilip Slomovitz, editor of
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
THE MUSICAL PROGRAM
"Ilymn to the Sun"—Rimsky Korsakov.
"Ilebrew Melody"—Joseph Ackron. Played by
Sc hapirL
Stanislaw
Tal ch u m"—Solomon Golub, with violin obligato.
"On Wings of Joy"—Mendelssohn. A -special novelty for
voice and violin. To be sung by George Galvani,
Aaron Kurland, Chairman of Program
This forum is sponsored by
Joseph Cantor of the Cantor Furniture Shops
8923 Twelfth Street, formerly of 9332 Oakland Avenue
Littman's Peoples Theater
TWELFTH AT SEWARD
Box Office Phone Empire 3488. Manager's Phone Empire 3472
FRI. NIGHT, FEB. 8; SAT. AND SUN., FEB. 7.8
MATINEE AND EVENING
EDWIN IIELKIN oral SIGMUND WEINTRAUB Present
The Well-Known Star.
MISHA and LUCY GERMAN
Young
Judaea
Out
Notes
Tikvas Zion Club.
Esther Priest and Selma
In their Latest Success
"The Soul of a Woman"
by II . KALMANOWITZ
Dir«ri. ,1 tor Mish• Germ.
nor Entire Company Will Assist the Two Guest Mara
Tickets for All Performance• at the Bon Office
TICKETS—Evenino, $1.60, $1.25, $1.00, 75c, 50.1 Matinee,
$1.25, $1.00, 75e, 50c.
Schwartz are new members of the
club. Charlotte Metz, Betty Go- I
rush and Anna Kesselman are nu',
the program committee. At the MONK WATSON BACK;
last meeting. Miss Margolis told
'
AT ORIOLE THEATER SEE YOUR OLD FRIEND,
the story of Chamisho Osor b'Shvat.
'A BE EPSTEIN
The girls are making pillows for
For op-to-the• minute
the Jewish National Fund bazaar. ; Monk Watson, popular master
, of ceremonies and orchestra lead-
TUXEDOS, FULL DRESS
er, whose friends in Detroit num-
FURNISHINGS
ber in the many thousands, has re-
Cabaret Party:
For Rent or For Sale
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
The ",At Home" on Sunday evening
F , I,. 6. will he an informal cabaret party,
held in the podia.. of the club house on
Rowena street. There will be dancing.
Root 10 arts of entertainment.
Complete Outfits for
Weddings, Parties and Other
Social Functions
Don't Worry About Your Tux—
Let Eppi. Do It
fall msdoio, 11111 for titomintment
"[hints Cotlagei ;--
The advancril drama elaga will produce
the three nil comedy - Chintz Cottage -
in the Little Theater on Rowena street.
on Feb. 10 and II. This play In the
first of • series that the el.. will Pro-
duce during the on, and the cast In-
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Speedo's, Lecture Course:
'The speaker for the sc./dodoes lecture
eour s e , Thursday
on
evening. Feb. 12.
will be Mi ,ot Marc Connolly. director of
health adoration, of the department of
health She will talk on "How Detroit
Care+ For Her Sick:* These lectures
are ',ten to the public.
Business and Prolmsional Girls Supper
Club:
'the Itosines• anol Profe.i.innal Girls
Sapper (•ob, which met, every Thurs.
esening at 6 o'clock. will have • Val-
entine ,pper party on Pet. 12 All who
wi•11 to attend must bane their Feh
in by Wednesday evening. Feb. r 11
Sabbath Services:
Following the Sabbath Services on Fri.
...riling. Feb. 13. Aaron A Silver-
idiot will sneak on "Court Reporting."
I. a will be served.
House Counci l:
A
At the me ting of the Y
W. Ii
Courril on Monday evening, Fele 2.
the social committee •nnounced its plan
for the Valentine dance, to he held at
the club house on Sundt. evening, PA
15. and the Valentine bridge party to be
held on Feb it Other committee. oak-
mg
report. were the debating committee
-
Charfoo•, and the
headed by Samuel
orgarmatbon of •
committee for the
him, council bulletin. Mr. (harfoos re•
ported four Y clubs intere•ted in a de-
bating program.
Paramount Theater.
"Fighting Caravans," the thrill-
ing and spectacular drama of the
battling pioneers who heat new
trails across the continent, is the
'tremendous screen attraction now
at the Paramount Theater.
Beat Pit Go...11,ot
SPECIAL RATES TO SCHOOLS
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
Open Evenings and Sundays
M rs
r. Morris Davidson.
NEW YORK. CITY.—Syna-
gogues throughout the Unite ,'
States and Canada will observe
fun at the Cass Theater these Friday evening, Feb. 27 and Feb.
days, where "Lysistrata," that 28, as Council Sabbath, according
masterful production of the Phila- to an announcement made by Mrs.
delphia Association, begins the. Albert Gerst, national chairman
second and final week of its visit of the department of religion and
next Sunday night. Down the religious education of the Na-
ages from 411 B. C. came this tional Council of Jewish Women.
comedy by Aristophanes, but it re
In accord with the annual cus-
"Music Week" at Fox.
; mained for Gilbert Seldes to inter. tom, Council Sabbath was desig-
Beginning Friday the Fox The-
pret its philosophy and its laugh- nated on the Sabbath immediately
ter for the benefit of modern audi- preceding the festival of Purim. ater inaugurated what the manage-
ences and Norman Bel Geddes to which will be celebrated on Tues- ment terms "Music Week." This
will mark the presentation on the
stage it in such fashion that its day, March 3.
stage of one hundred piece orches-
values would be appreciated at
their true worth. Not within mem- "Torch Song" Next Attrac- tra with a program that will con-
tain both classical and modern mu-
ory has a production more con-
tion at Shubert-Lafayette.
-
sistently fine been set upon the
On the scorn Dorothy Mackail
local stage and "Lysistrata" is a
Nicholson's
"Torch
Kenyon
I memorable play in a season which Song," with Martha Larber in the will he seen in "Once a Sinner," a
was rich in fine theater.
role of the cabaret girl, will be gripping story reminiscent of Com-
offered at the Shubert-Lafayette mon Clay, in its powerful portrait
United Artists Theater.
I Theater, starting next Sunday of human emotions tossed by the
Overflowing with the richest of night, as the third offering of the ravaging caprices of love.
Dick Bowen Directs Orches. "Lysistrata" at Cass Theater
There is good theater and good
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MONK WATSON
turned to the city after a six
months' vacation and will appear
at the Oriole Theater, Linwood
and Philadelphia, beginning this
Sunday. He will appear all week
at the Oriole in person.
Mr. Watson brings with him to
the Oriole a cast of 24, including
the famous Griffin Ballet Girls, in
his most successful show, "School
Days."
Well known as musician, dancer,
juggler, acrobat, singer and magi-
cian, Mr. Watson is also a song
writer and has written, among oth-
ers, "Struttin' Sam." Monk was
discovered by Elsie Janie while he
was with the American Expedi-
tionary Forces in France. Ile
joined her troupe and toured the
country for five years before com.
ing to Detroit.
On the screen at the Oriole, in
addition to Monk Watson's per-
formance, will be "The Cat
Creeps," a mystery picture with an
all-star cast, including Ilelen
Twelvetrees, Raymond Hackett,
Lilyan Tashman and Jean Her-
shaft.
Publix Riviera Theater.
Edmund Lowe, in a new charac-
terization as the nervous young
husband, driven to distraction
through misplaced doubts of his
pretty wife, brings his new- est com-
edy-rnmance, "('art Time %1 ife, to
the Riviera Theater for a week's
engagement starting Saturday,
•Feb. 7.
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