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G[ORGEGERSHWIN
AMERICAS FAVORITE COMPOSERsso PIANIST
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REISMAN SYMNIONI(OKNESTRA
ORCHESTRA
HALL
SUNDAY
CHARLES PREVIN, Conductor
S
JAMES MELTON
AFT. at 3 . 15
JAN. 21
TENOR IDOL OF RADIO
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TOMORROW
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A Program of Music of Today
Rhythm as You Have Never Heard It!
STAGE AND SCREEN
RACHMANINOFF HERE
"ALICE" AND HEDDA"
SPLIT JAN. 22 WEEK
IN CONCERT MONDAY
For one week, beginning Monday,
The tall, austere Rachmaninoff,
who is aristocratic in bearing. Jan. 22, Detroit will see two pro-
ductions
by Eva LeGallienne; her
dignified, aloof and commanding
on the concert platform, promises own dramatization of Lewis Car-
roll's "Alice in Winderland" and
Ibsen's "Iledda Gabler." The play
scheduled at the Wilson Theater
opens with "Alice in Wonderland."
It will be given at all performances
except Tuesday, Friday and Sat-
urday nights, which are assigned
to "Iledda Gable•." The usual mat-
inees will be given Wednesday and
Saturday. Miss LeGallienne ad-
heres to her New York prices, 50
cents to $2, for all performances.
Announce Return Engage-
ment of San Carlo
Opera Co.
TEMPI F. FoR1111
WALTER B. PITKIN
Author ef LIFE BEGINS AT FORTY."
Lecture: "THE PSYCHOLOGY OF HAPPINESS"
7. JANUARY 23 II TEMPLE BETH EL
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al I3t
Woodward at Gladstone
TICKETS SW FLUB TAX
FIRST SOVIET DANCERS
VECHESLOVA and CHABUKANI
By Special Permission of C S. S. II. Government
• Direct from Marinsky Theater, Leningrad
ORCHESTRA HALL
Tickets now on sale
Grinnell's, .50-.75-1.00.1.50
Sunday Eve., Jan. 28
II
SERGEI RACHMANINOFF
his huge expectant audience a
program of unusual interest and
variety.
As a composer, the famous Rus-
sian has been designated as a con-
necting link between old tradi-
tions and new ideals of music.
On Monday evening, Jan. 22,
at the Masonic Temple Auditor-
ium, he will present a uniquely
interesting program.
ffluoir
1SOVIET DANCERS
HERE NEXT SUNDAY
Sunday evening, Jan. 28, the first
i Soviet dancers ever granted per-
nlesion for an American tour will
appear at Orchestra Hall under the
George Gershwin, American com-1 auspices of the Detroit Concert So-
poser and pianist, will play his ciety. The dancers, Tatiana Vech-
own epochal "Rhapsody in Blue" eslova and Wachtang Chabukina,
as a feature of the concert he will will appear in a program of dances
from Soviet balletts.
Vecheslova and Chabukani are on
tour coming driect from the Marin-
aky teeter in Leningrad, and their
American appearances are through
a special agreement received from
the United States of Soviet Russia.
Their program will present unusual
interpretations in the manner of
the present Russian ballets.
The dancers were so well received
in New York that the Soviet gov-
ernment was prevailed upon to
grant an extension of their tour
that they might appear in other
prominent American cities. Detroit
has born chosen as one of the first.
GERSHWIN CONCERT
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Fortune Gallo announces a re-
turn engagement of the San Carlo
Opera Company which scored so
sensational a success here recently.
The San Carlo company will re-
turn to the. Paramount theater,
Easter week, after a successful
tour of the Eastern and Southern
cities. They are playing next week
in Washington, D. C. The company
will return to Detroit with a great
array of stars, and their original
price.
RUGGIERO RICCHI
HERE ON FEB. 23
The Detroit Concert Society an.
flounces that the Detroit engage.
ment of Ruggiero, 12-year-old vio-
lin virtuoso, has been changed to
Friday evening, Feb. 23, This will
be the young prodigy's first De-
troit appearance.
Morris Hochberg Proves
Talented Violinist.
Colonel Robins at Detroit
Town Hall on Wed-
nesday, Jan. 24.
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Male Chorus
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ELISSA LAND1
Paul Lukas
1>f,
Nils Asther
"BY CANDLE LIGHT.,
"MISS FANE'S
BABY IS
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DOROTHEA WIECK
BABY
LE ROY
ALICE BRADY
BOB CLARK
AI The
Organ
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Vaudeville Showl
AUNT JEMIMA
IN PERSON
and 3 STAR ACTS
LAVISH STAGE SHOW
FRED STRITT
DEL DELBRIDGE
and 4 Star Acts
2nd BIG WEEK!
First Time at
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el Eb
RT15T5
Popular Prices
"DINNER AT
EIGHT"
All Star Cut
Jean Harlow, Made Dressler, John
--am SCREEN-
and Lionel Rartymore, Leo
JOAN CRAWFORD
Tracy, Wallace Seery.
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"DANCING LADY"
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1
A charming and entertaining
violin recital was given by Morris
Hochberg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Russian Composer-Pianist
MON. EVE.
GEORGE GERSHWIN
Myer Hochberg of 1723 Glynn
Max Reinhardt', Premiere Danseuse--First American Tour of
Auditorium
JAN. 22
court, Detroit, on Sunday evening,
SERGEI
give here Sunday afternoon at Or- Jan. 14, at the Ursuline Academy
Heralded in
chestra Hall, when he will be held of Music in Windsor. This 15-
Europe as
New Dsnce
with Leo Reisman's orchestra, year-old boy won the immediate
Secohd Pavlowa
Parsonality
Previn conducting, and with James approval and acclaim of a small
0.5h-111.14-13.-/Ro Flu Tat
Ticket. Now al Grinnell'.
I
TI(XETS-$!.5a. 11.65, 0.111, 113, and Mr. Ind. Tax.
Melton, popular radio tenor as in- but critical audience, made up •
Arthur C. Pillsbury To Speak
sisting soloist.
principally of music teachers and
The concert will be representa- students.
Here
Jan.
26.
in
Galuth
A whole new world of delight in dance
whom
orthodoxy
MON. EVE. FEB. 5
tive of the composer's works and
His program was indeed an am-
could not hold to the Jewish
will embrace the overture to his bitious one and would have taxed
Arthur C. Pillsbury, famous na-
faith, are already on their way
Pulitzer prize winning musical the strength of a matured and
turalist, scientist, author, inven-
comedy, "Of Thee I Sing," played finished artist, but he played right
to redemption when they be.
tor, explorer, with his series of
by the rochestra.
TICKETS-SEM 12.21, $1.13, 11.11 and OR, I,. Toy
amazing movie-made pictures, will
corms builders of Zion, redeem-
through from beginning to end
Phone Temple 2-716$
4 Weeks, beginning
0111e ► ...GrInaell BM.
give his illustrated lecture, "Life In
with an air of nonchalance sur-
era of the sacred soil, perpetu•
and Under the South Seas" at the
prising in one so young.
SUNDAY, JAN. 28
ate the lanyuage of the Chosen
Cass Theater, on Jan. 20, for the
His opening number was Sonata
People and the ideals of the He.
.. Mid-Winter Festival of Song..
Detroit Town Hall Friday Morn-
in D by Mandel. Good musician-
brew
prophets,
and
that
what
ENGAGEMENT
ing Series, at 11 o'clock.
ship and a round tone were dis-
they are now in Palestine
Mr. Pillshurg is the originator
EXTRAORDINARY
played in the Adagio and Lam-
should be measured up against
12TH AND SEWARD
TEL. TRinity 2.3488
lho
of a camera with which he has suc-
Perhaps the most interesting and hetto movements, a clean and solid
what they were in the Galuth.
cessfully pictured the inside of a
all-round attractive grand opera technique in the Allegro move-
In fact, that has been the Atli-
FRIDAY NIGHT, JAN. 19, SATURDAY MATINEE, JAN. 20.
rose as it blooms, His under-sea
event Detroit has ever enjoyed, will ments, but there was a slight ten.
tuck, of many orthodox rabbis,
pictures are mostly movies and
SUNDAY (Matine e and Evening), JAN. 21
open at the Wilson Theater, Sun- dency to hurry, which is, no
including men of such distinc-
show the actual growth of the un-
Alfredo S•Im•ggi, Gen. Dir.
day evening, Jan. 28, when the doubt, due to youth. Three ex-
tion in character and erudition
Detroit is acclaiming the world renowned
der-sea plants as well as the other
Organiution of 100
cerpta from the Bach Sixth Sonata
as Rabbi Kook, who time and
life of the sea that is constantly
Symphony Orchestra
actress after her successful tour of Europe.
for violin alone proved to be a
again have overlooked tech-
moving about, for his microscopic
Great Singing Chorus
real test of the young man's
nical infractions of ritual and
moving picture camera photo-
Brilliant Corns De Ballet
nerves, but having just defeated
ceremony in favor of appreci..
graphs objects that cannot be seen
Handel successfully he was all
COMPLETE PRODUCTIONS
Lion of what is being done by
by the unaided eye.
prepared
for
the
older
and
greater
Corning
direct trona the NEW YORK. /11F-
Assisted by MICHAEL GIBSON in
the Chalutsim in hastening the
Dr. Pillsbury graduated from Le-
FODROME. Bringing many el the meat
master. The G. Minor Concerto
distingalehed Lemons and American
coming of the Geulah. In time,
land Standford University in 1897
of Max Bruch was next in order
the environment being what it
and since then has been photo-
OPERA STARS
and was the "piece de resistance"
is, Palestine is bound to recover
graphing living growing things—
First Week: Bac Jan. 21-LA 111011EMS,
of the evening. A group of four
Mono AIDA; Toe I FAUST; W.I.. cAY•
for Judaism tens of thousands
all
the
way
from
Mexico
to
Alaska.
TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 23
smaller numbers completed the
ALLERIA ROOMAVA Rad PAGLIACCI;
of the new generation whom
Hs is recognized as the greatest
Thar.. strrzartri Frio LA FORZA
program. Schubert's "Ave Maria,"
At Popular Prices
DEL DESTINO; Bak Mato RANSIL AND
orthodoxy in Galuth could never
photographer of the growth of liv-
the Preludium of Pugnani, Kreis-
ORLTHL; Sat. OR; IL TROVATORE.
hold. The recreation of nor-
BERTHA GERSTEN and MICHAEL GIBSON in
ing things in moving pictures in
RKO DOWNTOWN
ler's Caprice Viennois and the
PRICES, nom so of N. T. Ilippodronsc
mal conditions of Jewish life
the world.
"MIRELE EFROS"
A double bill is offered at RKO
WIC Me, no Owe. Mal. Seat Bale Mem•
brilliant Zapateado of Sarasate.
in the Jewish land is bound to
e ar at Wilson Tinter and GrinaeWo
Downtown in "Bombay Mail" and
Miss Sylvia Firestone of De-
Moro.
Ticket's Eve., $1, 715c, 50e, 35e; Matinees: 75c, 150e, 35e, 25e
bring
back
the
new
generation,
MICHIGAN THEATER
"Jimmy and Sally." The former
troit did excellent work as ac-
which I. helping to to that
Always a perrennial favorite, is a murder mystery melodrama
companist.
normal life, to a better appreci-
"The Student Prince" is the Michi- enacted on a train traveling from
Morris has been studying for
ation of the significance and
gan's stage offering, with "By Calcutta to Bombay, with Edmund
Coming Tuesday, Feb. 131
PLAYS LEADING ROLE
the past few years with Maurice
value of the Jewish religion.
Candlelight" on the screen. Ger-
Warner, a pupil of the late Leo-
AT LITTMAN'S THEATER trude Lang and George Hassell, Lowe, a Scotland Yard agent and
Vladimir Horowitz
"Nor is it serving God or the
a passenger, taking charge of the
pold Auer. He has been a well-
Eminent Russian mass
religion of the Jewish people to
who have toured many seasons
known teacher in Detroit for the
Together with Bertha Gersten, with "The Student Prince," will investigation to track down the
place
all the emphasis of reli-
Orchestra Hall
at the
past 14 years.
well known actress, Mikhail Gib- sing their original roles of Kathie slayer when the murder is dis-
gious authority upon those phases
Tickets at GrianelEs
covered. Shirley Grey, Onslow
son
plays
the
leading
male
role
and
Lutz,
with
Charles
liedley
as
of
the
Jewish religion that have
RICCI rosroscu TO FRIDAY. FEB. LI
Stevens, Ralph Forbes, John Da-
ARTISTS THEATER
UNITED
with the cast at Littman's Yidd- the wooing scion of royalty. The
become the embodiment of what
vidson and Brandon Hurst are u
"Dinner at Eight," with its &li-
GI largely technical and legalistic.
charming musical score is as popu- few of the principals in a large
ster cast, remains at United Ar-
lar and alluring today as when it cast. Likeable Jimmy Dunn and
Rabbi Gold may speak of his con-
Dining Room and Coffee Shop
tists. This is one of the most de-
ALFREDO SALMAGGI
was
heard
first.
cern for the spirit, but it Is a
When U .MI to spend a really ertI•yeble
Claire Trevor, the newcomer who
lightful comedies of the stage to
FARE AM AT NONTCALIII
Director, Chicago Opera Co.
Elissa Landi, Esther Ralston,
evening . where the teed Ir appellsintir
queer
kind
of
spirit
that
finds
made a hit in her first picture,
reach the screen, and is deftly
Prebend and co ,,,,,,, 0 ureed.
Dorothy Revier, Paul Lukas, Nils "The Mad Game," are the roman- Chicago Opera Company, coming
nothing more to speak of in that
FULL COURSE DINNER
played by Marie Dressler, Lionel
Asther and Lawrence Grant are tic pair who have troubles galore direct from its long engagement at
connection than Kashruth and the
Where there brit a dull 'turnkey Iron
and John Barrymore, Billie Burke,
including Tenderloin 6 5
the principals in the spicy Con- before the wedding bells peel in the New York Hippodrome, will
the moment you enter antil the time no
Jean Harlow, Wallace Beery, Lee violation of technical details of
Steak or 14 Spring
tinental comedy "By Candlelight," "Jimmy and Sally." open a season of four weeks. Dur-
the observance of the Sabbath,
Iran.
Tracy and Madge Evans.
Chicken
adapted from the successful stage
and calls the efforts of the Misted-
ing this period more than 20 dif-
Where Mincing I. the dellahtf•l strains
play of the same name. It is all
ruth
to
establish
social
justice
as
SUNDAYS, 75e
ferent operas will be sung and
FISHER THEATER
of
about the masquerading of two
only another phase of material-
Since the Lindbergs baby kid I many of the world's artists will be
McKINNEY'S
servanta as their respective em-
ism because they employ terms
nailing, which shocked the world. , heard.
Meet
Your
Friends Here
ployers, and the inevitable expose. every effort to make a picture ' The Chicago company, number-
that are derived from Karl Marx,
although many of these terms find
bearing upon that subject has in upwards of 100 persons, com-
Sunday Nights
ender the personal direction of Wm Mr.
,
(Continued
from
Page
One)
Vladimir Horowitz Here on been frowned upon. However. prices a complete roster of so-
their antecedents in the language
Kinsey with Dorothy Derrick la an
Feb. 13.
enviable PI....r o
permission finally was given by pranos, contraltos, tenors, ban- National Homy for the best there of the Jewish prophets. Surely,
the Jewish hoy or girl working in
Czar
Will
Hays,
and
"Miss
Fane's
tones
and
bassos,
and
will
bring
to
The great pianist, Vladimir
in in Jewish tradition and the basic a swamp, tilling the soil, working
There is only one place to go-
Horowitz, will appear as sched- Baby Is Stolen," which is now Detroit its complete forces, includ- principles of Judaism.
Formerly m
in a Palestinian factory at low
f the
showing
at
the
Fisher
Theater,
is
inga
brilliant
singing
ensemble
and
uled on Tuesday evening, Feb. 13.
Calls Criticism Scandalous.
Florentine Room, Addison
wages, undergoing hardships of
Just before coming to this cowl- the result. The child in this in- corps de ballett and a full spm-
MIKHAIL GIBSON
"It is a fact that in Tel-Aviv sacrifice that cannot so easily be
Hotel.
Also
of
Striker's
:
try, Horowitz married the daughter stance is Baby LeRoy and Miss phony orchestra.
and in the colonies there is a understood or appreciated by the
,Cafe.
The prices are $1.10 for the best
I ish People's Theater, Twelfth and of Toscanini, the greatest conduc- Fine is Dorothea Wieck, the Ger-
greater respect for things Jewish Western mind, are a reincarnation
I Seward.
for in the world. Toscanini refus- man cinema star, whose first seat s, 83 cents an d 55 cents, in- nth
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•
of that old spirit of orthodox
This week-end, Friday evening, ed to play at Bayreuth this season American-made film was "Cradle eluding tax.
Headquarters
for the famous
the world. Sabbath and the holi-
The operas for the first week at days are not merely observed by Judaism which brought thousands
Saturday matinee, Sunday matinee because of the boycott of the Jews Song." She is supposed to be a
Ernest Marinated Herring
Clif. 0355
75 E. Vernor
to sacrifice themselves upon altars
and evening, Miss Gerstein and in Germany.
picture star and the "poor moan- the Wilson are:
the individual, not only urged by of fire in the Interests of Kiddioh
Sunday evening, Jan. 28: "La j
PRESENTS
Mr. Gibson, together with the en-
fain trash" instrumental in rescu-
public opinion , but they have be-
ing the little one is played by Boheme;
Monday,
"Aida; double
Tues.' come sanctioned and protected by }Willem. For all these workers, an agreement between all parties
STATE THEATER
tire cast, will be presented in "The
day, "Faust;"
Wednesday,
whatever their idiosyncrasies may
ANOTHER ALL-STAR
Naked Soul."
Joan Crawford and Clark Ga- Alice Brady.
So far asi be so far as religion in concerned, , which will avoid the destructive
munici pal
bill, "Cavalleria Rusticana and
On Tuesday evening the entire ble are now appearing in "Danc-
p b a oes
ldi are concerned, there are not working 'solely for them- controversy which is now being
COLORED REVUE
Ppaeg
.ltii:c;i[s Thursday , "Madame ruubnlle ci
cast will appear in bliss Gersten's ing Lady." Continuing its policy of DON ZELL'S POPULAR
a' matinee chit- is an evident desire to conform., se lves, but are engaged in ere- carried on throughout the United
Butterfly;" Friday, "La F'orza Del
great success, "3Iirele Ern's."
"three shows in one," there will
as far as practical, to the things Wing the environment out of States and Poland by the leaders.
featuring
BAND OF MUSICIANS
Saturday
atur
The next testimonial evening be a bill of vaudeville including
which the fulfillment of Jewish of the Mizrachi party."
dren's fa iry opera, "Mensal and
JIMMY JOHNSON, M. C. will be for M. Lipshitz and A. the Andresens, Buster Shaver with
being traditional
and
sanctioned
One of the most popular bands Gretel" sung in English; Satur. regarded
by Jewish
sentiment
as prophecy shell come. And it may
Varadi.
Olive and George, Joe Morris and
Foremost Chocolate Maestro
of
musicians
ever
to
play
in
Dr'
day
evening,
"Il
Trovatore."
also be added that it is • one. Rules for Governing Municipali-
Dorothy Ryan and Aunt Jemima,
gogues are multiplying in Pales-
vocalist, the whole presided over troit is Don Zell and his orches- The public seat sale open at the by age-long observance. Syne- sided orthodox Judaism which
ties Issued by Palestine
THREE BROWNS
Mayer and Kieva Sweet by Fred Stritt as master-of-cere- tra. Just as Jack Denny is known Wilson Theater and Grinnell's Mu- tine an life becomes more settled harps exclusively on the Schul-
Officials.
people acquire habits of de- chan Aruch and pays little atten-
monies. A stage presentation di- ss the waltz king, no is Don Zell sic Store next Monday at 9 a. m.' and
JERUSALEM.—(JTA)
— The
mestictty. In what community In tion to the doctrine enunciated
Family Club.
LOU POWELL
rected by Del Delbridge and or-
long-awaited Municipal Corpora-
. the world will you see an Oneg i by the prophets.
chestra, includes Ann Saber, Tom
The Geo. Dewey Washlorten at Nile Chile
tions
Ordinance
was
promulgated
respect observed with no much
All - Italian Program by
held ever by bowel. reonest
Pointing out that for 30 years here by the Palestine government
On Sunday, Jan. 14, the Mayer and Betty Wonder, Gene Sheldon
respect and sentiment an in Tel
Symphoony, Jan. 25 - All-
and Kieva Sweet Family Club and Loretta Fischer and the State
26! Aviv, and where will there be I Mizrachl co-operated with the The new ordinance, in accordance
PAULINE BRYANT
Zionist
Organization, and charg- with a previous !statement made
celebrated its third anniversary Steppers.
Specialty lamer
found men of prominence, who
with • dinner-dance for members
Victor Kolar has chosen an A
, who leg that the present move is a by High Commissioner Sir Arthur
AUZIE DIAL
partisan
one, Mr. Lipsky declares: Grenfell Wauchope, is regarded
and families at the Beth Abra-
CLUB MAXINE
Italian program for the ninth pair Ilse their influence any
as Bialik
sense does
as the eta.
"But all of this excitement, as the first step in the establish•
ham Congregation. Among the
of symphony concerto to be played , are
not orthodox
in
The new floor show which opens
sad Maas
to create
an ever-greater
respect
speakers were Isadore Sweet of at Club Maxine tonight brings
on Thursday evening, Jan. 25, and for Jewish tradition. It is scan- which is represented by 'Rabbi ment of self-government in Pal-
, Gold's statements and which re-
COMPLETE DINNER SHOW
Leslie avenue, who is the oldest. Jimmy Johnson, one of America's
Friday afternoon, Jan. 26, by the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, in dalous that all these efforts to sults in sabotage of the Keren estine, and the forerunner of a
member in the club. In his speech foremost Negro maestros, an mas-
legislative assembly.
Special Sunday Dinner—$1.50
regain a normal religious life for
Hayesod, Is • part of • partisan
he related how and after whom ter of ceremonies. He is an ex-
O rchestra Hall.
The ordinance, which explain*
Jews in their Homeland should maneuver not to bring about the
NO COVER except Saturday
the club of Mayer and Kieva was ceptionally fine dancer and also
in detail the procedure to be fol-
One of Detroit's mart popular be met by dogmatic and legalistic
acceptance of the demands that
named. Morris Sweet of Clem- gives impersonations of Cab Cal-
concert pianists will appear on the
cept, Jan. 27, when with Victor criticism on the part of men like are now being made, but a change lowed in municipal elections, pro-
ente avenue, president of the club; loway, Eddie Cantor, Rudy Vallee,
vides for the establishment of 23
thirteenth Saturday evening con- Rabbi Gold, who are sincerely in-
in-
In the government of the Zionist
Residents of Bereshnitzer Isadore Sweet of Gladstone av- Al Jolson and others. His dancing
terested in maintaining the prin. Organization. And in 'this man- municipalities in Palestine. In 22
enue, vice-president; Jacob Pick is patterned after Bill Robinson.
Kolar, directing the Detroit Sym-
of
them, including Jerusalem, Hai-
of Judaism, but who do not
Organize a Society.
euver, the Mizrachi is not averse fa and Jaffa, only male Palestin-
phony Orchestra, and Marian Mar- c i
and Dr. Jules Goldsmith also Johnson cames directly here from ,
W.
J., pianist
playing at the
Rachmanin-
tin, W.
staff
Radio
Station seem to understand that Palestine to joining hands with leaders of ian citizens over 25 will be en-
spoke. Jacob Sweet acted as the William Morris New York of- •
must be given a fair chance to the Revisionist party who, so far
Last Wednesday night • group toastmaster. Cover s were laid flees, under whose management he
cleanse the Galuth spirit out of as orthodoxy is concerned, should titled to vote, and only those over
of 75 people, who were formerly for 100.
off First Concerto in F. sharp
appeared as understudy to Nobel
30 years of age will be eligible
F
residents of Bereshnitzer, gathered
be placed in the same boat with
minor,
Op.
1.
Sissel on the Loew time. Others
to hold office.
at 1734 Blaine avenue and organ-
Victor Kolar has surrounded the the new generation which has all the members of the Misted-
on the program include the Three
In the city of Tel Aviv, all resi-
struck
as to how
ized a society to be known as the New Closing Hours for Jew- Browna, featured dancers of
soloist wit ha particularly attrac- come
to it, ' before
• final Palestine
balance ruth. It seems to me that if the dents
of 12 months standing, no
'lands
in
relation
to
religion
and
ti es program opening w i t h t he me_
Bereahnitzer Verein. All former
Mizrachi are desirous of main- matter whether they are Palestine
"Dixie on Parade," Paul Bryant
ish Grocery Stores.
We
are
in
religious
practices.
residence of Bereshnitzer are in-
tart Overture to the Opera "II
taining the principles under which citizens or not, both men and
presenting her chant-in-the-weeds
Seraglio." A first performance at the midst of • process of regen- they entered the Zionist Organi-
vited to join.
The United Food Stores Anna- dance; Lou Powell, the George
women over 21 years of age, will
For information call Isadore
these concerts of the Rubinstein eration and renaissance, and it is zation, and wish to bring about, be eligible to vote. All voters
elation of which P. Imber is sec- Washington Dewey of night clubs
,
DON ZELL
Rosenberg, Columbia 5624 or Town-
Grand Etude In C major which unfair to come along now with in a regular form, the acceptance over 25 years
who
is
held
over,
and
other
acts
retary announces that beginning
will be entitled to
legalistic
measurement!,
to
regis-
was orchestrated by John B. Mar-
send 6-3978.
of certain ideas with regard to hold office.
Monday, Jan. 22, all the Jewish equally as entertaining. Crooning noted for his fine rendition of
tin of Grand Rapids wiil follow the ter exactly how religion stands in public observance of religious
grocery stores in the neighbor- Auzie Dial remains at the piano rhumba and tango male.
The mayors of the 23 munici-
Palestine.
practices, they should proceed not palities will be appointed by the
Gifts to Haden-eh Fund.
Before organizing his own band. intermission. Vaughan - Williams
hood of Oakland - Westminster, to fill in the time between shows
"One would imafine front
with the weapqn of sabotage of High Commissioner from the
and
dances,
while
McKinney
and
The following contributions have Twelfth, Linwood, Joy road, Dex-
Don Zell was with Tweet Hogan "Norfolk Rhapsody" and Wagner',
Rabbi
Gold's
indignation
that
Zionist funds that are to be used elected councillors, but in Jeru-
been received for the Infant Wel- ter end Fenkell will close their his Cotton Pickers with Dorothy at the Drake Hotel In Chicago "Ride of the N'alkyries" will corn.
Chalutairn who have come
plete this program,
for the upbuilding of Palestine, salem and Haifa, they will have
Derrick delight the dancers.
fare Fund of the Detroit chapter stores as follows:
and prior to that wan with Austin
into Palestine have seem out of
but they should make their wishes the power of appointing two coun-
There are three shows nightly, Wiley at the Golden Pheasant in
of Hadannah:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
an orthodox environment and
known at the next regular meet- cillors in addition to those chosen
From Mrs. Lens Leowenberg in and Friday at 9 p. m.; Thursday including a complete dinner show Cleveland. About five yearn ago MONTE CARLO BALLET
that P•lestin• has turned them
ing of the Actions committee, in by the electorate.
memory of Mr.. Morris Stermling, and Saturday at 11 p. m.; Sunday'. at 8:30 p. m.
the Don Zell orchestra was formed
RUSSE HERE FEB. 5
into scoffers and violators •f
which the Mizrachi is well repre-
sister of Mrs. David S. Zemon.
end toured the country from coast
at 2 p. m.
law. The oio , free think-
sented, and there make an at-
He who does not work on week to coast Its success was assured
Reich Jews Split *a Lesions
From Mr and Mn. Robert Loew-
Since the arrival of the great
ers and orthodox, eon. from an
tempt not for ulterior purposes of
&annum GIRLS
days will end by being compelled almost from the start and in each and much Heralded Monte Carlo
enberg, and Mr. and Mn, Emil
BERLJN.—(JTA)—A distrese-
environment which has demor-
Isdlasah ChM sondestalsten n. weelderst,
electing
this
xenon
or
that
person
to
work
even
on
Sabbaths.
For
Loewenberg, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sala.
Int
situation developed here Jan.
succeeding city its fame grew.
NOW. Iwo her rroOmotka fro. Cooler
Ballet Russ, In New York for its
alized the mirk and the Intel-
on the Executive, but, in the in- 10 at the meeting of the Jewish
idleness leads to misery, and mis-
Magidsohn, all in memory of Mrs. Lon &hod
On
Sept.
20
of
last
year
the
American
premiere,
and
their
ez-
lest
of
•
large
percentage
of
At Me Met meeting. kid at Charlene
terest*
of
the
religion
for
which
ery
to
crime;
and
once
a
prisoner,
Morris Stermling.
community of Berlin which was
orchestra was booked for a aim- tended stay there, It has been the victims of the abeennal
Rebel'
a Male TeSestlne Pe I was Panned
to be NM et Alta bowl boa the 1100M all the idler will be forces to labor,
ited engagement by Jack Carney necessary to change the date of Galuth which they can so long- they stand, to bring about the called to discuss the situation of
, OW Valenurse Dap
I
ROCKETS SOCIAL MAW
acceptance of what the Mizrachi German-Jewish youth and their
even on the Sabbath. Have ken ■ t his Marine Room, Field and their coming to the Masonic Tem-
The Wet tare•tns of the RawItete Sorsa] as 1 Charlotte Mild pea *me eive, luolorlm
err ender.. Os. would imagine
demands. It all the Mizrachi de- problems, when the community
vs. 1m44 at the haw of Ben Cane. 1011i The .Dane perry .. 1.41....1 0, 19 OW worldly occupation so as to spare Jefferson. The fact that they are Ale in Detroit to Monday evening,
that fair-minded, orthodex rob.
Cameron .rev Th. W. on Dr the lance i the Talent.* any
more time for the study of the still there attests to their perm. Feb. 6, instead of Jan. 15, as orig. lin would be the first to agru mands is represented merely by executive refused Maoist youth
I. March )4, at the rat/rust and Pearteenth 1 The inert wetted win be hall at Twin
Rabbi Gold's citation of six points, speakers pentane to Mines the
Lean. 't hams.
larity.
Mall
I Torah—Rabbi Weir.
Melly wheduled.
that the products of Galatia life, I am positive there Can Come
maniac.
MASONIC
RACHMANINOFF
THE MONTE CARLO BALLET RUSSE
Llttrnan's People's Theater
Bertha Gersten
'The Naked Soul'
Colonel Raymond Robins, who
was in Russia in 1917 during the
"ten days that shook the world"
and who won the confidence of
Lenin, Trotsky and other Soviet
leaders as no other foreigner did,
will lecture before the Detroit
Town Hall Series at the Wilson
Theater, Wednesday morning, Jan.
24, at 11 o'clock. Col. Robins,
who visited Russia last summer
for the first time since the war,
will speak on "Russia After 15
Years.'
At the outbreak of the Russian
Revolution in 1917, Col. Robins
was stationed in Petrograd as com-
missioner in command of the
American Red Cross in Russia.
With the fall of the old regime he
became unofficial representative of
the United States in dealing with
the Soviet Republic.
Last summer, on his second stay
in Russia, Col. Robins was greeted
by hie wartime friends and the
doom usually barred against the
foreigner were open to him. He
had an interview of an hour and
a half with Joseph Stalin, now
virtual dictator of Russia. This
was the first interview Stalin had
granted a foreigner for two years
Col. Robins studied not only the i
great cities of Leningrad and
Moscow, but traveled also through
the industrial and agricultural
centers.
ORCHESTRA HALL INIELDCRT::„" :I. :,"); JAN. 31
*NINI THEILADE
Grand Opera
Wilson theatre
CHICAGO OPERA CO.
COMES HERE JAN. 28
Chicago Opera Co.
NO FRILLS—
JUST GOOD FOOD
Royal Palm Hotel
C
COTTON PICKERS'
LIPSKY ANSWERS
MIZRACHI ATTACK
PAUL ERNEST, Mgr.
ClubMaxille