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PIELETROWEttiSfI KM lCbts
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
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TEMPLE FORUM
DEBATE
"Can Marriage and the Family
Survive the Machine Age?"
NO—Dr. Samuel Schmallhausen
Author of "w lir we Mitbehave .
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George Gershwin
'STAGE AND SCREEN
AS SYMPHONY SOLOIST
GERSHWIN PROGRAM
Galaworthy's "The Neon"
EMBRACES ARRAY OF
at Detroit Civic Theater.
CELEBRATED STARS
What is probably the greatest
assemblage of noted stars ever
gathered for a single program is
the George Gershwin "three in one"
concert, which will be heard in Or-
chestra Hall Sunday afternoon,
Jan. 21. Not only does the pro-
gram list Mr. Gershwin in a long
assortment of his own music, but
the Reisman symphonic orchestra
of 35 conducted by Charles Previn,
and James Melton, radio's most
popular tenor, are among the many
outstanding features of a glorious
entertainment.
The tour is to start in Boston on
Jen 14 and is to continue for 28
days, concluding at Brooklyn on
Feb. 10.
Other than Mr. Gershwin, the
Reisman orchestra, Mr. Previn
and Mr. Melton are included Wen-
dell Keeney and Edmund Horn,
famous pianists who have appear-
ed in recitals and with symphony
orchestras across the land, and
John Corigliano, concert violinist.
Common of IN MD
Reisman Symphonic
Orchestra
Y
WEEKLY RADIO SOLOIST HENRI ROSE TO PLAY
Second Special Symphony
A change in plays is announced
by the Detroit Civic Theater.
This Friday evening, Saturday
matinee and evening and Sunday
evening, Jan. 12-14, John Gals-
worthy's "The I'igeon" will be
staged, at the Institute of Arts.
After this performance, the
company will leave for a short
road tour which will include Chi-
cago.
The company plans to return to
Detroit in February.
UNITED ARTISTS THEATER
United Artists Wednesday com-
raemmed showing "Dinner at
Eight," with its all star cast in-
cluding the Barrymore brothers,
Marie Dressler, Billie Burke, Lee
DOROTHY FISHMAN
Tracy, Jean Harlow, Wallace
Dorothy Fishman, 11-year-old
Beery and Madge Evans. The pic-
ture was road-showed some months daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
ago to wide acclaim. Its story is Fishman of 2984 Burlingame av-
one of drama, with considerable enue, is the weekly piano soloist
comedy woven into the difficulties over radio station WEXL of Royal
encountered by a social hostess in Oak, at 1:15 p. m. every Saturday.
Dorothy is the pupil of Mrs.
her efforts to arrange a dinner
party. Eva Lillian Cox,
FISHER THEATER
Concert on Jan. 19.
"Roman Scandals" is another
comedy with music and gorgeous
dance ensembles that, following
its three weeks' engagement at
United. Artists, moved uptown
Friday to the Fisher. Eddie Can-
tor, Ruth Etting, Gloria Stuart
and Verree Teesdale are only a
few of the leading lights in a
funny tale about a grocery clerk
who dreams he is a Roman sen-
ator living in the days when the
Roman Empire was at its height.
RUSSIAN ARTISTS'
CONCERT SATURDAY
Henri Rose, 9-year-old pianist,
will appear Saturday, Jan. 20, as
soloist with the Detroit Symphony
in the Young People's Concert.
Ile will play the E-flat major con-
certo by Mozart with cadenza by
Hummel.
Henri studied for two years
with Dr. Mark Gunzburg, who
presented him with great success
in a recital in Chicago.
Ilenri Rose started his studies
at the age of three years with
his mother and later studied with
Mr. Chasson, also a student of
Dr. Stark Gunzberg. He studied
also with Miss Mabel Guess, Mr.
Bishop, then with Mrs. Ganapol.
When he was six years old he
played for Joseph Hoffman, who
wanted to accept him at the Curtis
Institute, but had to take back his
decision on account of a protest
tenni one of his former teachers.
He studied in Philadelphia for one
year with Mrs. Florence Frantz,
under the supervision of Mme.
Vengerova, the foremost teacher
of the institution, and on her rec.
ommendation he went back to De-
troit to continue his studies with
Dr. Mark Gunzberg.
ROMBERG APPEARS IN
• CONCERT ON JAN. 28
COUNCIL CARD PARTY
AT STATLER MONDAY
The Detroit chapter, National
Council of Jewish Women, complet-
ed plans for a party to appeal to
ail its bridge playing members, to
g
OFOGIOF w TOiNIAF PFL,,DFNT
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SI ISAS a.
FOURTH
RECORD WEER
Eddie
—Da Screen—.
Ca ntor
GIRLS
IN A BOAT"
TIGHT
In h (en teal woe
R oman
Scandals"
.1'S ID Gars of ,
Inotatiro -O
Wilms.Itor Manion
"
—ON STAGE—
DUKE
ELLINGTON
with RUTH ETTING
DAVID MANNERS
and IID Bond
In Person
ECB
CLARK
Al TI. Organ
They Entertain! Great litte ,
3 (7.:0;',7:1'. )
MRS. IRVING BITTKER
be held at the Stotler Hotel, on
Monday, Jan 15, at 2 p. m, Both
contract and auction bridge will be
played in section of six tables, with
a high and low prize for each sec-
tion. Tea will be served.
Reservations should be made in
advance at the Council Clubhouse,
$9 Rowena, Columbia 0460. Tickets
may also be purchased at the door.
The committee for this party con-
sists of Mesdames Harold Schles-
inger, chairman Oscar Blumberg,
vice-chairman, Milton Alexander,
Irving Bittker, Paul Deutsch, Maur-
ice Enggass, Miles F'insterwald,
Abe Gelbard, Ilenry Levitt, Irving
Oberfelder, Abe Shiffman, Harold
Simon, Lawrence VanBaelen, M.
Wittelahofer, Robert Mayer, with
Mrs. Maurice Morce in charge of
publicity.
First Time at
Popular Prices
FRED STRITT
"DINNER AT
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In person
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FRIDAY NIGHT, JAN. 12, SATURDAY MATINEE, JAN. 13,
SUNDAY (Matinee and Evening), JAN. 14
The Well-Known Artist Who Haa Just
Returned from Europe
Bertha Gersten
Assisted by MICHAEL GIBSON in
.
"Strange Bird"
In 3 Acts by BENJ. CEILING —
Music by A. GRUSHKOV
WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEXT
TESTIMONIAL PERFORMANCE
Tickets! Eve., $1, 75e, 20e, 35ei Matine•st 75e, 50e, 35e, 25.
CHESED SHEL EMES
AUDITORS INVESTIGATE
DANCE ON SUNDAY STERILIZATION ABUSES
At the meeting of the Board of
Abraham J. Piel is chairman of
the seventeenth annual dance of County Auditors on Thursday
the Chesed shel Emes, to take morning, charges of flagrant viola-
place this Sunday evening, Jan. tion of the state sterilization law
were made by Auditor Edward
Williams.
The auditors went on record fav-
oring an investigation into the
abuses of sterilization in Wayne
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"To laugh is to b e alive," said
The second special concert of
Sergei Radamsky, R ussian tenor, Sholom Aleichem, noted Yiddish
the season will be played on Fri-
JAMES MELTON
Marie Radamsky, soprano, with
Tenor Idol of Radlo
day evening, Jan. 19, at Orchestra
Ramon
Gandelez
the p. piano,
will the
writer.
With Max
this as Romberg,
his motto
urday, Jan.
13, at at 10
m., for
evening,
Hall, when the Detroit Symphony
appear at a joint recital on Sat- young Jewish character actor, who
Orchestra, with Victor Kolar di-
Twelfth street. has appeared in Yiddish perform-
recting, will play a program made
Littman's People's Theater, 8210 ances in many cities throughout
up entirely of first performances
the country and Europe, with a
in Detroit for the Detroit Chapter
Sir. Radamsky was born in Rus- group of assistants, will present ■
of Pro Musica.
Over a Million
sia, but settled in America in his classical miniature performance
The concert opens with a corn-I
rs ltyonycoou nths., r lie rystudied and and concert on Sunday evening,
Have
position of Malipiero which is a
Jan. 28, at the Kenilworth Thea-
Seen
series of concerti for flutes, oboes,
began his musical career as an ter, 539 Kenilworth.
MICHIGAN THEATER
clarinets, bassoons, trumpets,
oratorio singer. Later he sang in
Two one-act plays will be staged
drums and double basses. This is
Somewhat after the idea oU opera in Italy and other countries,
—Jacob Gordin's "The Debtor"
Direct an extremely modern composition "Maedchen in Uniform," although and was the first'singer to be en- and Sholom Aleichern's "Divorce
gaged for an extensive concert
From the and shows off the range and possi- built on a d i fferent
"Eight Girls in a Boat," winch tour in Russia, from which coun- or No Divorce." Mr. Romberg
WORLD'S FAIR bilities of the instruments used.
will also entertain with mono-
Ilya Schkolnik will play the opened Friday at the Michigan,) try he has just returned.
logues in appropriate make-up and GERSTIN AND GIBSON
"Concerto Italiano" in G minor The locale of the story is a fash-
2130 Woodward Ave.
Although the first time in De- costume in "Dos Schneiderel" by
by
Mario
Castalnuvo-Tedesco;
it
ionable
girls'
school
in
the
Swiss
AT YIDDISH THEATER
orrosnx STATE THEATER
troit,-
Mr.
Radamsky
appeared
in
1. L. Permitsand "Ein Aveireh"
is all that its name implies and Alps. The predicament of one of
SEE IT NOW- OPEN DAILY
draws its inspiration from both the students bermes known to her London, England, Moscow, Lenin- by Abraham Vievurka.
Able Actor. Star in "Strange
In addition to the above, there
ancient and modern Italian idioms classmates and they determine to grad, Odessa, New York, Boston
Bird" This Week-End.
and its variety of musical expres- stand by her loyally and to shield and other smaller cities in this will be musical selections between
country.
He
was
hailed
by
the
the acts. Miss Pauline Prussell,
her from possible disgrace. The
TRYOUTS FOR OPERA sion is unmistakably native.
Bertha Gerstin and Michael Gib-
of the leading papers as ■ the well known singer, will enter-
Victor Kolar contributes a short girl is played by Dorothy Wilson critics
with an excellent voice and tain with Yiddish and Russian son, guest stars at Littman's Yid-
WILL START SUNDAY piece
to the evening of first per- and the youthful lover by Doug- a singer
dish People's Theater, Twelfth and
great
artist.
lie
creates
an
at-
songs
which
have
gained
her
con-
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK formances, his latest composition lass Montgomery, with a cast of mosphere peculiarly Russian.
siderable recognition. The ensem- Seward, are starred this week-end,
called "Canzone della Sera," which young women specially 'recruited
The concert will be under the ble of Chord of Judea Symphony Friday evening, Saturday matinee,
a trumpet solo written in the from a nationwide contest for the
Tryouts for the production of the is
auspices of the Icor, an organiza- Orchestra will be presented in Sunday matinee and evening, In
Italian style with full orchestra picture.
the three-act play, "Strange Bird."
opera, Sulamith, by Go d aden, accompiniment.
Duke Ellington and his orches- tion to help Jewish colonization several numbers under the direc-
Albert
Mancini,
The entire cast will assist these
will begin this Sunday in the daily first trumpet of the orchestra, will tra, with singers, dancers and in the Soviet Union. The Icor tion of William P. Bliznick. Al-
Shaarey Zedek chapel at 2:30
sent
in
the
last
four
years
Ameri-
bert Gurvitch, concert master of stars in the staging of the play.
comedians, present the stage show.
play
this
solo.
o'clock, according to Cantor Jacob
can machinery and tools to the the Chord of Judea Symphony Or-
Sonenklar who will direct the pro-
amount of $250,000 to the Jewish chestra, will give violin solo selec- SONENKLAR SELECTED
STATE THEATER
duction. The opera is to be a pro- Rachmaninoff To Appear
Dealing with methods of detect- pioneers in Biro-Bidjan. The tions. Yasha-Masha, Russian danc- HALEVY SOLOIST FOR
ject of the Shaarey Zedek syna-
Here on Jan. 22.
ing criminals, their partners and Radamsky concert is arranged for ers, will (lance a few classical
CLEVELAND CONCERT
gogue and all affiliated organiza-
the purpose of raising a fund numbers. Mischa Bishkopf with
tions and anyone interested in ap- Sergi Rachmaninoff, famous Rus- details of plotting and planning to send three ambulances for the his 13-year-old son, Ruvele, will
e
s,
"From
Headquarters"
c
r
i
m
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar, of Con-
pearing in the production is re- sian composer-pianist, who will be
hospitals of the new region of play selections of Russian and
quested to be at this meeting. There heard in concert at the Masonic opened Friday at the State. Jewish colonization in Biro-Bidjan Yiddish songs on accordions. Jacob gregation Shaarey Zedek, will sing
is to be a combined chorus of 50 Auditorium on Monday evening, George Brent, Eugene Pallette, in the Far East.
the tenor solo role in thelwatorio
Fink,
local
dramatic
tenor,
for-
voices and parts will be available Jan. 22, is regarded as one of the Mary Duncan and Margaret Lind-
Popular prices will be charged merly of the Detroit Symphony "Walpurgis Nacht," to be pre-
sented by the Detroit lialevy-Ha-
to individuals who show interest in foremost musicians that Russia has say enact the leading roles in a for this event.
Choir, will also entertain with zomir Singing Society in the con-
drama of suspense and thrills. Two
the work.
yet produced.
several folk songs.
elaborate stage presentations offer
cert at Cleveland, 0., Sunday, Jan.
He was born at Onega in the gov- a variety of music, dancing and "Life" Exhibition Held Over
Mr. Romberg has been a Jew- 21. Cantor Sonenklar sang this
SHAPERO APPOINTED ernment of Novgorod, and early comedy under Fred Stritt as mas-
ish actor since 1912, and has solo part when the oratorio was
for Another Week.
musical ability. At the ter of ceremonies, who for years
played in leading cities of Europe presented by the lialevy for the
CHEVROLET DEALER showed
age of nine, he entered the St. Pet- was well known to State audiences
"Life," the marvelous exhibition and America. In 1914 he ■ p- first time in Detroit, March 31,
ersburg Conservatory, to study the
The Chevrolet Motor Car Co., piano, but three years later trans- as "That Certain Party." Stage which drew over a million people peared in the Boston Grand Opera 1933.
this week announced the appoint- ferred to the Moscow Conservatory acts of note are "Senator" Mur- at the World's Fair, is held over House In the "Ghost of Henrik
A small group of lialevy mem-
ment of Sam S. Shapero as an au- studying first with Tchaikovsky's phy, Jack Goldie and Sibley Sis- for another week. Those who have Ibsen" and also in the "Jews from bers selected and trained by Dan
thorized Chevrolet Dealer. Mr. friend Zvierev and afterwards with ters, Sandy Lang and Company, seen "Life" proclaim it to be one Cherikow." A literary evening Frohman, the conductor, will par-
Shapero's trade name will be the Siloti, and taking theory and com- Ann Pritchard and Company, with of the most interesting exhibits under the direction of Mr. Rom- ticipate in a series of four radio
Shapero Chevro- position with Taneiev and Amen- several other popular vaudeville they have ever seen. Low admit- berg will be presented and prom- broadcasts over Theinbergs' Jew-
let Co., and will sky. In 1892 he won the gold offerings.
tance prices prevail. It is shown ises to be an event of real inter- ish Radio Hour, on station WJBK,
maintain a com- medal for composition, left the con-
at 2130 Woodward avenue, opposite est to all lovers of the classical Tuesday, at 10 p. m., sponsored by
HOLLYWOOD
THEATER
Jewish theater.
the State Theater.
plete and modern servatory and went on a long con-
United Dairies.
Starting Thursday, Jan. 18, and
service station in cert tour through the cities of Rus-
• Nathan D. Metzger will be
The junior choir, whose rehear-
conjunction with sia. In 1897, after he had already yemaining for three days, the Hol- Everett Dean Martin Will master-of-ceremonies at the Rom- sals are conducted by Mr. Froh-
',heir salesroom at gained fame as a concert pianist lywood Theater offers another at-
berg - performance.
man every Saturday at 6:30 p. m.,
Speak
Here
Next
\
5832 Van Dyke and composer, he was appointed tractive double feature program.
at the Farband Folkshule, 8679
Wednesday.
avenue.
conductor of the Moscow "Private "A Man's Castle" and Havana Wid-
Twelfth street, is still open for ap-
ows" share the spotlight for these
Mr. Shapero is Opera."
plicants.
"What is an educated person?"
three days.
well known in the
An invitation from the London
Any Jewish child between the
Starting Saturday, Jan. 20, at This highly argumentative question
community, hav- Philharmonic Society to appear in
ages or 7 and 15, who is interested
ing sold Chevro- the threefold capacity of composer the special midnight pre-showing will be answered by one of Amer-
in
learning to sing Jewish music,
let Motor cara in conductor and pianist, afforded , and contniuing for the following Ira's best known educators and PROPERTY OWNERS, ATTEN- will be granted an audition.
Detroit for many Rachmaninoff his first great sue four days, the very popular James psychologists Wednesday morning,
Manage-
TION—Let
the
Mickey
Senior
choir rehearsals are held
Cagney arrives in "Lady Killer" Jan. 17, at 11 o'clock, when Everett
Sam ShaparoYear. By virtue of cess outside of Russia.
ment Co. relieve you of your every Monday night at Northern
to hold the spotlight in another Dean Martin speaks before the De-
his conscientious-
property worries. For efficient High School, in Room 123, at 8:45.
Since the downfall of the old re- double feature program. The added troit Town Hall series at the Wil-
ness, he has the distinction of gime' in Russia, Mr. Rachmanino
management and economical
The lialevy congratulates two of
having made a friend out of every with his family has been a modes ff I feature on this program is "Tillie son Theater.
maintenance, call Mr. H. H. its members, Sybil Pauline Teitel-
Directors of the People's Insti-
customer he has sold. Now that he New Yorker and has played man t and Gus."
Goldsmith,
Cherry
9689.
baum
and Jay S. Bodzin, on the an-
Thursday,
Jan.
25,
brings
the
tute, Cooper Union, New York, the
is in business for himself, Sam enjoyable concerts for the Amer' Y
- smashing mtsical success, "Sitting largest center for free discussion of TAKE NO CHANCES with cheap nouncement of their engagement.
Rays: "I want all my friends and can public.
Both
Miss Teitelbaum and Mr.
Pretty"
to
the
Hollywood
screen
educational and political questions
clients to know it is my sincere de-
shoe repairing when M. Kaner's Bodzin have held executive osi-
to share honors with Jackie Cooper in America, Everett Dean Martin
sire that they receive the maximum
quality costs no more. Bring lions in the organization. Mr. tod-
in
"Lone
Cowboy."
Two
New
Dates
for
Masoni
C
has led this famous experiment in
satisfaction and pleasure out of
your shoe repair job in the sin is editor of the lialevy paper,
adult education since 1916,
their cars. Only factory trained Auditorium Concert Series.
morning and pick it up on your "The Clarion."
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mechanics will be employed by me
Dr. Martin's lecture will be fol-
way home in the evening. M.
A revue presenting the best Ne- lowed by a 20-minute open forum,
in my service station and they will
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Whether or not you are in the mar- Ballet Rusae in New York for it McKinney's Cotton Pickers, under Town Hall audience are invited to
Marcus Wanted as Witnesses
Broadway Market).
ersonal direction of William Mc- meet him informally at a Town
ket for a new car I want you to American premiere , and thei r
in Jennie Lewis Will.
inney, with Dorothy Derrick as Hall audience at the Detroit Ath- WHY LOSE AI.L when we pay
come out to my new salesroom and tended stay there, it has been nee
cash for improved real estate
see the new 1934 Chevrolet. You'll canary to change the date of thei ; crooner, is featured at the Club letic Club.
On Tuesday of next week, before
or land contracts located in De- Judge
agree that's it's the greatest yet, coming to the Masonic Temple i n Maxine. The floor show has the
Other celebrities coming soon in-
the hearing of the
and I am anxious to demonstrate Detroit to Monday evening, Feb Four Blazers, tap dancers who clude Raymond Robins, Jan. 21,
troit? Even if property is in will of Command,
Jennie Lewis, deceased, will
,;
were
formely
with
Duke
Ellington
its many superiorities. You will 6, instead of Jan. 15, as originall
default or foreclosure started, be rolled
whose subject will be "Russia
,
who,
at
th e time of her
' and appeared for three years at After 15 Years"; Raymond Moley,
be placed under no obligation scheduled.
we will buy your equity. deal death resided at 9154
Cameron.
whatsoever."
direct with buyer. No charges This will is dated Oct. 16, 1922, ad-
This change in the schedul the Cotton Club in New York; Viv- Rockwell Kent, Gilbert Seldes, Carl
f
nor commissions. 15 years in dressed to Fred Butzel. In this
necessitates the change of th ian Brown, prima donna from Plan- Sandburg and Lowell Thomas.
same location. Write Box 600, will a bequest of $100 in left to the
date for the appearance of the re tation Days" and "Dixie on Par-
Stepin Aid Society.
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
fawned composer-pianist — Rach . - ade " as well as in screen shorts; Ellery Walter Speaks at Cass
Old Folks Home in Palestine; $50
Mary Richards, petite danseuse;
A meeting was held at the home maninoff — to Monday evening ' Della
FOR RENT — Furnished room. is left to the Orphans Home in l'al-
Collins,
a
sepia
edition
of
Friday
Morning.
estine. The rest of the estate is
of I. Sweet. Plans are being made Jan. 22, instead of Feb. 6, as pre y Mae West, known as the human
Modern
home.
For
single
or
for • bridge and dance to be given viously announced. This visit b violin; Beau Brummell as master
couple. Convenient location. left to Israel Halperin, a brother
Ellery Walter, who has spent
at the Barium Hotel on Feb. 11. one of the world's greatest livin ^ of ceremonies, and other acts.
residing in l'oland. The will pro-
'
Near
car
line.
Reasonable.
1225
all of last summer and early fall
All proceeds will go towards the Russian composers will be wet
Burlingame. Townsend 7-5470. vides in case of his death the es-
The new policy is to present •
clothing of orphans. The last so- corned by many as he is not one Y complete dinner show nightly, mak- in the Far East, will return to tell
tate shall go to his widow and chil-
the audience at the Detroit Town FOR RENT—Flat, well furnished. dren. It is known now that he is
cial meeting was at the home of a noted pianist but an accom - ing three performances.
Hall, Friday Morning Series, of
plished conductor as well.
Mrs. D. Krauss.
2281 W. Philadelphia. Six rooms. dead.
his travels, on Friday morning,
This will was witnessed by Mrs.
piano, washing machine, refrig-
"Minyan for Yom Kippur" Jan. 19, at 11 o'clock, in the Cass
•
erator, steam heat, radio. Leav- Betty Sklar and Mrs. S. Marcus.
Theater.
In addition tp the widow and
ing for Florida. Garfield 7547.
One went to see something out
Ellery Walter, established him-
children of the deceased brother,
of the ordinary and came away self with the Town Hall audiences FOR RENT—Attractive room in JennieLewis is also survived by
comfortable private home for a two other sisters, Elke and Cypa,
with the feeling that a dramatic last February when he gave his
gentleman. Half block east of who reside in Poland.
outrage had been committed brilliant talk on the German youth
Dexter. Meals if desired. 3300
against Anski's "Dybbuk." The movement.
Samuel Sternberg, public admin.
finale of the fifth 'scene was •
His first book was "Around the
Pingree. Call Hogarth 8627.
ietrater, states that unless the two
symphony in chaos.
BOULEVARD
World on One Leg." Mr Walter
witnesses are located the Palestin-
Critically this play may be was correspondent for the New FOR RENT — Nicely furnished ian institutions will not receive
room In modern flat. Shower. their shares and the estate will be
viewed as a patchworkk of the two York Herald-Tribune and in 1931
Corner ELMHURST
Every convenience. Reasonable divided among other relatives. Be
scenes of the Dybbuk, which is con- traveled for four months to the
Side drive garage if de- therefore urges the two witnesses,
rent.
sidered
by
all
lovers
of
the
drama
four
corners
of
the
Soviet
Union,
Detroit's Largest and Best Equipped Car Washing
sired. Near Fourteenth bus and Mrs. Betty Sklar and Mrs. S. Mar-
as the product of • genius. How- covering 15,000 miles throughout
Plant
several car line& 2074 West cus, to communicate with him at
ever, "A. Minyan for Yom Kippur" Russia, and then published "Rue-
Philadelphia, Garfield 43174.
once.
contains excerpts of two short-cut sia'a Decisive Year." In 1932, be-
LUBRICATION — BODY POLISHING
ach of the Dybbuk taken from the cause of a fellowship from the HOUSEWIVES—The famous or-
English version. The English does Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation,
EQUALITY CLUB
iginal Ernest marinated herring
not lend itself to such dramas and he attended the Universities of
is now available in large or
does not adequately and fully ex- Heidelberg and Berlin. This year
Equality
Club's last meeting was
WATCH.
small quantities at the Royal
press the idioms peculiar to the again, as the New York Herald-
Palm Hotel. Park avenue and held at the home of Mrs. Sarah Ba-
IT GROW!
Yiddish. The audience was sparse, Tribune special correspondent.
der.
Final
arrangements wet-s
Montcalm. inquire Dining Room
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vend @deatins trealweet pee we •.' Irak* de worn. el
clamorous, and unreceptive because he gaffed. from the Pacific coast
made for the sixth annual brid ge
ea peer map week Id Inn". WE BILL MAN worn 105 R IIAIS
for Paul Ernest.
it sensed the fragmentary charac- for Manchuria, Jehol, China and
X IITILYS11. II roe hare THIN HAIL FALLING HAIL DAN.
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and dance to be held Sunday eve-
DIM, ITCKLID SCALP, SAID SPOTS. Wed TILLS ad RI* iv@ ert mein
ter of the play. There MRS lack of Japan, making all the Chinese YOUNG MAN, Jewish, with In - ' ning Jan. 14, at the Barium Hotel.
fervor and histrionic impetus In ports from Hong Kong to Darien.
pir A THOROUGH EXAMINATION AND *
come, wishes to become se- I All proceeds will go for the distri-
the entire production. Although
His subject here will be "Man-
ADVICE AT OUR HANDS FREE
quainted with young lady, not bution of coal and needy.
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lines
were
faultlessly
rendered,
churia:
Chinese,
Japanese
or
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over 35. Replies confidential. I The donor luncheon is in full
arid_ doodad Mt P, d Pr% led sr*.
the dramatic element was sadly de- sian?"
N .Moe IN Reo enameled So me anew. dam ti IWO, @a* le Isidema.
Object, matrimony. Write Box : swing Several pledges were
ficient.
INTER-
100, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. brought in, as follows: Mrs. Alice
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The binding threads of the entire
NATIONAL LY
ItNINSULA1
, Gallant, Mrs. Minnie Bloom, Mrs.
Dr.
Sadie
Thumim
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RECOGNIZED
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drama are so flabby that one loses
EDUCATED
GIRL of 30 wishes Jennie Jaffe, Mrs. Ida Kushner.
HAIR AND
BLDG.,
nounces Opening of Offices
the connection and the underlying
to meet refined gentleman ca-
SCALP
The club has picked Feb. 24 for
Ilea
SPECIALIST ,
meaning of this Chassidic pot-
pable of earning • livelihood. the donor luncheon.
BROADWAY
.t 'nor
pourn. If it was meant as an
Dr. Sadie Thumim, physician
I I A. V. le IT OIL
No objection to a widower with
The last business meeting was at
amateur production, the results and surgeon, announces the open-
child. All replies strictly con- the home of Mrs. Paul Danish on
may perhaps be designated as ut- ing of her offices at 2019 West
fidential. Write Box 90, De- I Jan. 10
isfactory, but if it emanates from Grand boulevard, corner Dexter
troit Jewish Chronicle.
the boulevard, opposite the Fisher Y.
The man who bolds his head too
M. C. A., for the general practice The sale of justice is simply a high
overlooks a lot of life's good
—N. E. A.
of medicine.
trial balance. I things.
Second Big Week!
1114ITRO DETROIT 'THEATRES
County. The investigation will
start Monday at 10 a. m. in the
Supervisor's Room in the County
Building. Those interested in this
subject are invited to be present
at the inquiry.
Theater Benefit of J. W. E.
W. 0. Sunday, Matinee.
A special meeting of the Jewish
Women's European Welfare Or-
ganization will be held Thursday,
ABRAHAM J. PIEL
14, at the Book-Cadillac lintel. Jan. 18, at Assembly Hall.
At this meeting important re-
Dave Diamond's Orchestra will
supply the music.
ports will be heard, and new Euro-
Proceeds of this dance will help pean orphan cases asking for relief
finance the work of the Chesed will be submitted.
shei Emes (Jewish Free Burial I Nomination for new officers will
Association) which provides free I take place and refreshments will
burial to the city's poor. I be served.
Harry Solomon is president of I The organization invites
alt
the Chesed shel Emes•
members, their families and friends.
a net the Jewish community at large.
ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR! to the theater benefit show this.
Sunday matinee, Jan. 14, at Littss
Will Be Add
d Sunday by man's People's Theater.
Judge Toms; Altman Praised
The proceeds will be used for
by Former Mayor Murphy.
bringing over from Poland the.
wife and child of a rabbi occupying
Last Sunday, Judge Lester S. • small pulpit in Detroit, and for
Moll of the Circuit Court, as guest general relief to European or-
speaker on Altman's Jewish Hour, phans.
gave a history of the contribution
of the Jew to American national
Soviet Torgsin Chain In-
life, starting from the days of Col-
creases.
umbus up to the present time.
J udge Moll praised Hyman Altman
for his charitable activities over I
MOSCOW, U. S. S. R.—"Torg-
his hour.
sin," which is the Russian abbre-
Mr. Pie!, director oft he Detroit viation for "State Corporation for
Free Burial Association, also Trade with Foreigners in the U. S.
spoke, praising Mr. Altman for S. R.," reports • phenomenal in-
giving his time for the alleviation crease in the number of merchan-
of the poor.
dise outlets that have been opened
Next Sunday, David Bernstein throughout the Union. Only a
will give the weekly news flashes, year ago there were only about
through the courtesy of The De- 100 Torgsin stores. The Torgsin
rout Jewish Chronicle. The guest building department now reports
speaker next Sunday will be Judge more than a thousand stores com-
Robert M. Toms of the Circuit pleted end new ones opening al-
Court.
most daily.
Mr. Altman recently received a
The plan is to cover the entire
letter from Former Mayor Frank country with this chain, which
Murphy, now Governor-General of sells only for foreign currency or
the Philippine Islands, praising . gold. Merchandise is mailed to
him for the charitable work he I recipierta of remittances from
has been doing in Detroit and ask- I abroad if they do not dwell near
ing him to convey his greetings to enough to a store.
all his friends in Detroit.
pso DOWNTOWN
Troops Stationed as. Peace Move
"Flying Down to Rio," one of
in Holy Land.
the most pretentious musical ex-
LONDON.—(JTA I — The Pal- travaganzas Hollywood
has pro-
estine government has arranged duced, moved to the RICO
Do wn-
f or the dispatch of • mechanized , town Theater after
a
successful
British cavalry regiment of 14 at week at the Fox. The Mtn feat-
mored can and a regiment of in- ures • number of stunning scenes
fantry to be stationed at various and
situations, climaxed by a
points in Palestine, the Jewish group of girls in a spectacular
Telegraphic Agency was reliably dance routine on the wings of ■
informed. The government asked giant biplane. Other outstanding
for the troops as • precautionary items are the music of Vincent
measure in view of the projected Youmans and the new Carioca
Arab demonstration scheduled to dance.
take place on Jan. 16.
A man Is sometimes compelled to
A man may know love by heart put up with those he does not love.
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and yet be unable to define it. —pawnbrokers, for
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