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MIND DEVELOPED BY
MUSIC, SAYS BOYKE:

ON

Vladimir Horowitz, one of the I
"3 BIG SHOWS IN ONE' I I best
MOLLY PICON FILM
known pianists, will appear
in recital at, Orchestra Hall next
AT FISHER THEATER AT STATE THEATER Tuesday
evening, Feb. 13.

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HOROWITZ CONNIGHT

Leo M. Franklin sill occupy the pulpit
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Sunday morning, Feb II. Si 10,45. and Hawk
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Immoral-

UllITED DETROIT THEATRES

One of the greatest compensa-
tions in life is to be found In music,
particularly so through self expres-
sion, psychologists and educators
agree
"Unfortunately most parents
have an erroneous conception of

A GREAT

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SHOW!

on the topic. "Moral Man and
•
Toscanini chose Horowitz as clety"-• discussion of • book reuntly pub-
CECIL 11, De MILLE A
Offering the greatest "entertain-
sql
Largely a native cast is seen in
under that title by Dr. Reinhold Netbuhr.
soloist in the "Emperor" concerto lished
0 Sabbath Feb 10 Dr. Franklin will
BERT
h
People , " at t h e ment bargain in town" the State
mFour
Prig tened
"
with the New York Philharmonic- Orestes on the subject, - Birthdays."
✓ a, Fisher, with such distinguished Theater recently introduced a pol- Symphony Orchestra at the con-
cinema players in it. too, as icy of three big shows in one, com-
Tim Temple Mein:
A debate on the Japan-Chlna.Rumla oon-
Claudette Colbert, prising a vaudeville show, a feat-
dirt will be the Hoeing event of the Temple
In her ens .,
s:a rring rote
ro
Mary B o I a n d , ure picture and a lavish stage pro-
Forum Theaday night. Feb. 11. at 11,30. The
one
ROBERT
wined of the debele will be "Is the Japanew
"YOU CAN'T HAVE
Nella Walker, duction.
the Peace
Conque st of Manchuria • Menace
HERBERT MARSHALL
The policy met with great suc-
of the World ,. No Yong Park, to interpreter
Herbert Marshall,
EVERYTHING"
of
modern
China
to
the
Western
World,
will
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
William Gargan cess, so low were the new prices, at
tate the affirmative. and Kinnoeuld
and Leo Cannes which this attractive entertainment
Japanese Journalist, formerly with the Los
-Petra Altraellewe
la
WM. BAKEWELL
Angeles Times. will take the negative. Ticket.
What tricks life was offered. Over 40 performers
C_E
R
be
procured
Al
the
Temple
Mice
or
at
A
may
J E. A , al, P. TA
in the jungle can appear on stage while the screen
Grinnell's. at 55 cents.
play upon other- offtrs a first run feature picture
air slat Rem
Father gad Sea Night:
celebrated
wise orderly, de- of importance.
Father rut an Night will be
ideate Werner. Directing
The current program for in-
with
Threday igh
nts Feb. 20 Dinner at a o'clock,
cent folk is the
eupper
Nate
, entertainment 7 10 9 o'clock.
theme of a story stance include the following attrac-
rovervetions immediately by calling Madison
RUTH
010.
filmed to extract tions: Frank Richardson, motion
r.". THELMA TODD
picture
star
of
"Sunnyside
Up"
and
the utmost in
The Temple Sisterh ood:
sterhood will Ilona. ts new
other screen hits; Five Cracker-
11 DOROTHY LEE ZI
Temple Sisert
me
, thrills.
TODAT-Deers ems
bridge Mon day. I F eb. 1 3.
ssas
at a de
mb
me embers
am
As an added at- jacks, hot from Dixie; Lew Parker
at 1,10 p m.. in the social hall of the Rem-
at 1•:U
ea.
ewe_
On the Stem
A
.
and
Co.,
presenting
"Antics
of
ote.
Prima
for
each
table.
pea Al
., traction, Molly
The glamor.. wreen Ow
=
,Joe
(
Pion, the cele- 1934;" Hatt and Herman, comedy
Meeting:
Perent•-Teackers
Molly
Picon
r,:,-
Parente of children of the intermediate de-
25--rsorix ON STAGE-45
Nue.
brated Yiddish star, will be pre- acrobatic stare; Helen McFarland,
partment. or glades four. five. and sic will
Fri-
I
emu;
p... rented in a three-reel feature. Miss dancing, singing, personality girl;
men with the teachers of their children
o men
o'clock. The Ravines
Goss
and
Barrows,
musical
comedy
I
day night, Feb. 31 al
P.
Picon has appeared in Detroit
Other Star Acts
and parents will c.c.s the problems of the
Delreit repel. IL C. a•d
many times on the Yiddish and stars; the State Steppers, an eye-
Religious School elan-room and methods of
ion between home and school. A
Is his great. won M.
RIG VAUDEVILLE S110W
at
co-oper
English stage and has a large full of dancing beauties; Eddie
2Sc.0. 4044.
re of the even g will be the
Loughton, popular Detroit master
present tion
.nil
children
by
the
Ad.. GA,
playa
local following.
prea &inucf the Purim
ANTON CARL BOYKE
of ceremonies and the red hot Rhy-
ALL
STAR
MTN
for the parents.
with ANN DVORAR
Band, while the screen feat-
-ON SCREEN-
education. Real education is the
-.ULTRA-
2 Outstanding realer.
GESSNER'S "MASSACRE" thm
roster Perim alemplersam
ures Robert Montgomery a
the kindergarten , fled.
The -children of
training
of
the
mind
to
think,
to
ROBT.
MONTGOMERY
AT UNITED ARTIST'S Madge Evans in "The Fugitin vd e
wend and third grades will hold their annual
r
John Ba rymore
Rundeafternoon. Feb
concentrate and co-ordinate with
P I mmouersde ball Runde
Lover" a first run Metro-Goldwyn-
SCREEN TREAT
"FUGITIVE LOVERS"
25 at 2.30 Prism will be given fa me the nervous system. This can be
coe some. tor the funniest cos-
as a Mayer feature production shown
most o riginalr the
'Long Lowisl Father' "a I Richard Barthelmess, who astern
the
that authentically Biblical , brought about more readilre b/oun-
VLADIMIR HOROWITZ
lame
and
fo
a
f or the first time in Detroit. It is
= Sioux Indian is sent to an E
stud
of
iano,
p
which
is
t
y
11E1EN CHANDLER
,aln,!:
slum , Pus aaa.:110,aaa,,
".
smi
DONALD t GOK
cert of the Beethoven
= college, where he acquires con- exciting, adventure, romance that
...
M ' dison sisi 'or soros as 1117 dation of all music, than by any
M.
um
con 23 1933. That Horo• ign„. ' ri i l l: r. C an;
Cycle April
TEMPLE FORUM
week-day ! between II A.
"•1` tacks with whites that take him moves along at a whirlwind pace. chiding
other known study," says Anton
enrol ochre
NM ---- Phu
em•
eople alienated from
All
th
s
entertainment
is
shown
witz
was
worthy
of
the
honor
the
and 5 P. U. i
bock
to
his
p
"DOES JAPAN'S POLICY IN MANCHURIA THREATEN
Carl Boyke, pianist, with studios
'Above the Clouds' a both the old and the new life, is at 20 cents admission from 10:45 great maestro had conferred upon ,,.,,
WORLD
PEACE?"
at
18
East
Forest,
corner
Wood.
with
Rill
NO
" to 1; 25 cents from 1 to 6; chit- him was more than proved by the
ITIstribution le now being made by the 84-
logsl
TES
ROBERT ARMSTRONG
= the central figure in "Massacre
ward avenue, who has become
If
ewe
committee of the penny boxes
KINNOSUKE ADACHI
onittallilf NILhON
NO YONG PARK
at United Artists. With Dick is dren 10 cents at all times; 40 cents reception given him by the public terhood
ut y tae
11.1
ate
not
yet
0.10.1
yours.
pines
no
recognized
for
his
Bums
in
the
lepanese WrIlw
H
ma RICUARD CROMWELL
swum
(Mono Author
Brown. and she will
eveningg
and
Sundays
after
2
chairman.
Mr..
Douglas
itimww..
F. ra * and press,
training of piano students.
...mows.
see that one reaches you promptly. When You
Digger, Sidney Toler and a long
,
"Horowitz proved that he too
"The old fashioned systems of
I list of prominent players. Miss
' will es „,,, sew II one
WOODWARD AGLAIMITON1
I
111 MU
could stride with Beethoven and t rì 'refeer`4,,hr,lin ret,
the
nest
thine
.0,
ens,
teachnig music," says Boyke, "have
AT
TICKETS He PLUS TAX
dep.{ your penny
Dvorak plays an Indian girl who WHEELER AND WOOLSEY
Toscanini," wrote the New York 1;;;,.. : . 0 penny
ill smooth Beth Ell given way to new methods, which
• dey s
FOX
THEATER
Sioux
and
Miss
Times. "The performance of the
loves the young
.
have a finer appeal to the sensitive
—
— 7.,,
thing of beauty, ,, sz,f.rtria., at I L•11
D odd a society girl who coquettes
concerto
70 a. atd ..t i. Vil. h,,,. and natural qualities of the child.
Those two madcap comedians' its
love was a
with him for the thrill of con-
loveliness increasing as it pro-
o
:
dIfuadrgne
inryg, but palazusits ennionylnobnlg e e ar nd
s
,,,n
hhairtiket.c.liert
d
: . s
quest. The pivot of the story is Wheeler an Woolsey, are now gressed. Horowitz played with a .1;Fin.T.haeoilisii.tiaL,,..v:vi
the struggle taken up by the boy seen in their latest starring film, master's touch, uniting full-blood-
The
a
the
attractive
accomplishment.
Al
9 to 10. Vtsitors are asked to call
to attain justice and recognition "Hips, Hips, Hooray," at the Fox
(ONLY DETROIT APFEARANCE)
Theater. It is a riotous musical ed virility and delicate if nsitiv- ea
&Uwe office on tho
e wood floor for • schedule I adage 'too old to learn' is to be dis-
res. II for his people's rights.
Great Russian Pianist Orebeetra
at they may visit th e
classes s
f th
o
credited,
for
in my experience in
Seats New al Or•aell'e
The film "Massacre" is based comedy extravaganza packed with R T."
.:ms
ch th ey th at likely to find mat
POPULAR rants
Horowitz will be heard here on roa ms
I Europe and America, I have known
on the great story about the in- hilarious fun, gay tunes, beautiful Tuesday evening at Orchestra Inwgina
"
'
many accomplished musicians who
ce done to the Indians, in the gins, and eye-fetching scenes. On Mall under the direction of the
i
(just
have begun the study of music in
g
FACTORY later
of the same name by Robert the sta e, the glamorous screen Detroit Concert Society, Mrs. Iso- NEW SAUSAGE
lift). Music when studied un-
star Doris Kenyon, will make a bel Hurst, manager. This, city OPENED BY GUNSBERGS der
, proper guidance affords inval-,
Gessner.
' story created such a personal appearance as the head- will have the opportunity to ap-
.
uable mental discipline. Authori-
The final arrangement for the sensation that an investigation liner of the presentation, and in
The Gunsberg Provision Co., will ties have proven that at least 90
United addition there will be a number Plaud an artist who, after six sue-
donor dinner and dance of the w as conducted b the
cessive seasons before the Ameri- celebrate the grand opening of its per cent of honor students M our
of other star acts.
G overnment. y The
new sausage factory at 1016 Na- schools play some musical instru-
Sch olom Aleichem Women's Read-
a
The
beauteous
Doris
Kenyon,
can
public,
remains
a
sensation.
el was the re-
completed.A Slates
lion given his novel
ing Circle are being com
His program for Tuesday eve- poleon street, near Rivard, this ment, It is an excellent means of
large number
of donors
are
ex- 'suit of Gessner's being called upon who was seen at the Fox Theater
Sunday, Feb. 11, by keeping open prmotin a recetive an flexible
at the Wilshire
Hotel,
Third
s. recently with John Barrymore in ning lists four Bach Chorales,
The
to
write
his
story
for
the
movie
pected
Beethoven's Sonata in E flat ma-
develops
1. Vaudeville
"Counsellor-at-Law," will more
Mr. Gessner is a member
and Collongwood, on February 11,
than adorn the stage with her lot', Schumann's Arabesque, Liszt's entire community is invited to at- thinking, quick, accurate judgment
of
the
most
prominent
Jewish
fam-
2. Stage Show
at 7 p. m.
and amazing memory."
loveliness,
for
she
has,
in
addition
Sonata
quasi
Fantasia;
Chopin's
An interesting musical and liter- ilies in the Northern Peninsula.
3. Feature Picture
to being a star of the screen, been three Etudes, the E flat minor,
------
ary program has been prepared.
a concert singer of great ability. Opus 10, the F major, Opus 10
The guest speaker will be Mrs. A. CARL SANDBURG, POET,
40
• On Stage - 40
In addition to the personal ap- and A minor, Opus 25. There
Komoroff of New York. The speak-
TOWN HALL SPEAKER pearance of Doris Kenyon, other will also be heard the popular
SINGERS I
er representing the Scholem Aleich-
Debussy etudes, as well as Dance
DANCERS!
acts which will be featured include
em Folks Institute will be M. Harr.
Carl Sandburg, America's most a musical treat, Ray Deitrich, di- Russe by Strawinsky. 1 I
COMEDIANS!
Additional donors to those an-
In honor of the twentieth jubilee
American poet, with his famous rect from Chicago World's Fair,
RHYTHM BAND!
nounced last week are:
concert of the World Ilashomer
guitar, will entertain the Detroit and his famous Old Heidelberg
GORGEOUS GIRLS I
To
Direct
Mrs. M. Green, Mrs. A. Sherbin,
Ilatzair
Organization,
Ken
Detroit
Gabrilowitsch
Town Hall Series in a recital of Octette; George Beatty, star of
Mrs. Mint; Mrs. Berkin, Mrs. J.
is publishing the second annual is-
Symphony Orchestra
DID.
"Song, Poems, Stories" next Wed- the Rudy Vallee radio hour; and
Zuckerman.
sue of its organ, "Aliyah." The
nesday morning at 11 o'clock at a line of lovely, gay, girlish
Feb. 15 and 16.
An Outstanding
The arrangement committee con-
"iton" (paper) this year will in-
—
dancers.
sists of Mrs. B. Yanett, chairman; the Wilson Theater.
First Run Hit
clude 23 pages of text, of which
As poet, songster, biographer and
Ossip Gabrilowitsch, director of
Mrs. I. Finkelstein, secretary; Mrs.
three will be in Ilebrew, the re-
on the Screen!
storyteller, Sandburg sings of
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra,
H. Weinberg, treasurer.
mainder in English. It will contain
America—her prairies, her cities, BARRYMORE IN "LONG LOST returns to direct the eleventh pair
The hostesses for the evening
serious and humorous articles,
4 - Shows Daily - 4
her Lincoln, her children, her art,
FATHER" AT RKO
of symphony concerts to be played
will be: Mrs. I. Finkelstein, Mrs.
sketches and drawings, dealing
her romanticism and her realism.
at Orchestra Hall, on Thursday
Weinberg, Mrs. Redblatt, Mrs. S.
with
topics
of
a
general,
Jewish,
He is an enthusiastic collector of
John Barrymore is seen in his evening, Feb. 15, and Friday after-
Jaffe, Mrs. D. Gornbein, Mrs.
Zionist and Shomer interest. The
American folk melodies, and au- latest starring vehicle, "Long Lost noon, Feb. 16. These concerts
Wesley.
iton will sell at 15 cents a copy. It
thor of "The American Song Bag," Father," which opened at the RKO
will be distributed at the jubilee
- Cut Courtesy Detroit Pr. Press
an acknowledged classic, the his- Downtown Thursday. The feature I open with the Beethoven overture
"Prometheus" and the entire bal-
concert,
which will take place in the
,, is one of an outstanding double ance of the program is given to a
tory of our country in song.
MISS ANN FREEDMAN
Central High School auditorium, on
Sandburg's "Abraham Lincoln; bill, the other feature being performance of the Mahler Sec-
Sunday evening, Feb. 25, at 8:30
"The Prairie Years" is designated . , Above the Clouds," a thrilling'
The Naomi Girls' Club will pre-
I TO 6 PAC
o'cloek.
The first two "Oneg Shebat" by the Book List of the American saga of the newsreel cameramen. and Symphony in C minor.
10:454.101's
sent two one-act plays, followed
The fourth in the series of,
From the Hanhagah Rashit (na-
gatherings held each Friday at Library Association as "The mos t
EVENIN6S
Seen in the supporting cast is young people's Saturday morning
by, dancing, at Temple Beth El,
LOUIS GUNSBERG
WU'S
tional executive) comes the an- on Sunday, Feb. 18, at 8 p. m
8:30 o'clock in the social hall of understanding" biography of Lin- Helen Chandler as the devil-may-
",IticA!"
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Beth Tephila Emanuel Synagogue coin. care daughter and Donald Cook. concerts will be played next Sat- tend and refreshments will be serv- nouncement that Moshe Furman- Ann Freedman is taking an active
AFTER ./
urday
morning,
Feb.
17,
at
10:30
sky, member of the Shomer Kibbutz
proved successes. Crowds of over
Originally scheduled on the Town The drama was adapted from the
ed to all visitors.
art in one of the plays. The pub-
600 persons attended these gather- Hall program for March 14, Mr. novel by C. B. Stern and was di- when the Detroit Symphony Or-
In a statement, Louis Gunsberg Mishmar-Haemek, will arrive P ie is invited.
shortly in America as the repre-
ings under the sponsorship of the Sandburg's date was changed . to reeled by Ernest B. Scheodsack. chestra, Victor Kolar directing
sa id: "The opening of this plant sentative of the Hanhagah Elyon-
and
Edith
Rhetts
Tilton
lecturing,
Mizrachi Youth Organization and permit him to accept the invitation
means employment to a large num-
The other half of the double
under the cultural guidance of of the Ilawaiian Isles to be their feature program, "Above the will present a program illustrating ber of local families. This concerntah (world executive) of which he
Rabbi Jacob H. Unger, a native of guest during March. Clouds," relates the thrilling ad- a study of motion in music.
established by Detroiters and ' is a member. Ile will succeed Mor-
Georges Miquelle, first 'cellist was
is owned and operated by Detroit- deehay Bentov as the educational
Sated, Palestine, and a graduate
Tickets for the Sandburg lecture ventures that befall a couple of
Mn. and Mrs. Chwiee Federman sod family
and only local people will be leader and organizer of the Ameri- left Ti' • eolourn In Florida.
of the Rabbi Kook Yeshiva of may be had now at Grinnell's or newsreel cameramen bent on their of the Detroit Symphony Orches-
Palestine, and Yeshivat Rabbi the Town Hall office, suite 533, De- duty of getting spectacular events. tra, will appear as soloist on the employed both on our sales staff can movement Bentov recently re- f. stratir.Da
or
...
vid.ncgtrr 07 ut,e ttitg.: 41,1e1...
Isaac Elchonin of New York.
In the cast are Robert Armstrong. sixteenth Saturday evening con- and in our rlant. We hope that De- turned to Mishmar-Haemek after
troit-Leland Hotel.
We M. Are and What We
cert to be played by the orchestra troiters wit attend our grand open- sojourn of two years in the United 'won-
n-iicr ehst
These "Oneg Shebat" gather-
Feb.3,
Dorothy Wilson and Richard
s„ ,n1.1!Letbub.a.thotejlcn.
the
ings will be addressed by promin- Col. Powell To Speak at Cromwell, with Edmund Breese at Orchestra Hall on Saturday ing on Sunday to see for themselves States. lie was a member of the •
se a ' 11;7's
that our merchandise is manufac- American delegation to the Nigh- a Ltle " This Friday Ins esini
ent local and national leaders. A
and Dorothy Revier in lesser roles. evening, Feb. 17.
-
Detroit Town Hall
"DETROIT'S GAY SPOT"
e en
lured under the most sanitary con- teenth World Zionist Congress a„`aaaaaa, Parnam af . alalT r a m i al L'T...,
considerable part of the program
P ast... " an d "Why the Jee r S hould Burn.
on Friday.
ditions possible. Our products are commissions.
includes group singing under the
I
_uprank,. . will be his
-And kne w. to lyuld
leadership of Cantor I. Katz and
N. end of
topics morning,.
Col. E. Alexander Powell, au- CHINESE TEA GARDEN
etlbyestko,;:uhnei rit, y. pure
fi
vterriy
OFFERS FLOOR SHOW
cereal, f sub- JR. SHAAREY ZEDEK
his choir. On Friday evening, thor, war correspondent, soldier,
i
Is ely
a ger ..'.,ung the Betd-
Lens ing J
—
Rabbi Loon Pram, who le to
Feb. 9, Rabbi J. Sperka will ad- professional onlooker and gentle-
—
of
stitutes or coloring are used, m noth-
pat. visit ewry
SERVICE IMPRESSIVE ,..
Music
lovers
are
due
for
an
en-
spe m ap t„linn bie „ h n o21 of the OermaniJewish refugee
The Chinese Tea Garden offers
dress the audience in English, and man rover, will tell of "Diplo-
—
ing but grade-1 fresh kosher eats.
Mullen's revue with a line ieyable afternoon at the Detroit The mashiriach and the hechshar
Rabbi Unger in Jewish.
' M , t 'es " at the Detroit Peggy
The Junior Shaarey Zedek Con-
The minuet baked I.& ale Wm... &
Rabbi Unger has chosen to lead Town Hall Friday morning series, of girls, ea-h doing a specialty, and Institute of Arts next Sunday af- is under the direct supervision of oregation held its most impress, the
IAD.. Aid Soclety see add Feb 3, end
and to devote most of his time at "1 Cass Theater, Friday morn- featuring Edna May Murns, song- ternoon when the l'eople's Mug- Rabbis Aishiskin, Eisennian and. i, e service of the ear in the main spared' suceemful If run nwre M mid M./
Presents Its First
stress
from
Chicago;
Eleanor
Rob-
cum
Association
of
the
Institute
for the training of the Jewish !"
their names appear on every tag. ' synagogue last Shabbos.
..16, at 11 o'clock.
y
The
Jun-
"`
"!" b"'". .frthoi
and Yvonne Capell in a waltz presents the second of its series of
youth organized by Mizrachi. Elab- mg,Feb
ma
i,
held
itane.r;
metinlir
,
Boer
e
e
montZT
Si
r
,
---
Ever n e t h
tors replaced all the regular offi -
club double, and Sally Parks, soft.' Sunday afternoon musicales.
orate programs have been car-
°"" u
— ' "" w ot"
gwIr icF : Colonel Powe l l served in
Rudolph Szekely, baritone, fore BRANDEIS $1,000 GIFT e etals with th ir own members. The F e
n of !
ried out. Classes in history, mod- the British Army, having left col- shoe dancer. Dick Moy is master-
A.t..w
held r iots, , Installsio
Brd1:7—
llf:13,2:1:d:
cantors were two of the younger
TO
ARLOSOROFF
FUND
,
of
-ceremonies.
The
show
will
merly
with
the
Royale
Opera
Com-
I.
■
Daily Thereafter,
ern American literature, ethical lege at the outbreak, the wide
Today snot
men have
.
members,
Herbert
Levin
and
Irv-
rire
new
members
has
begun
and
13
for
culture, social problems are being world has been the background change twice weekly. A Valentine pany of Budapest has prepared •
3:30 to 6 P. M.
The national officeof the League ' he Munch.
conducted daily under his leader- for this "gentleman rover" who party will he held Wednesday special program for this musicale
r„
II
/twitch.
is
visiting
in
Chicago!
The resume of the portion of , .
includes the famous "Ilako- for Labor Palestine announces the
with TED NOLE and
ship. Chimes are open to the pub- is now called the "most widely night. Bill Rich and his orchestra which
czy March" and a group of Hun- receipt of $1,000 from Associate the week was delivered by Miss he.iv been called there because of the Iii-
lic, registration being free of travelled American." Ile has via- provide music for dancing.
His Music
garian folk songs. Words for the Justice Louis D. Brandeis of the, Leah Fauman, who gave an appre- Mee" 01 nn '''``•
charge. Members as well as non- ited many remote and inaccessible
Threat
al
folk songs were written by George United States Supreme Court, as I elation of the Ten Commandments. • ast,b, c eeuirteue- mete at -Th.
members are welcome.
places, from the White Man's
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6.
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1-
L.--
Kemena, Detroit Hungarian pet. a gift to the Arlosoroff Memorial ' Louis Gordon delivered the ser- , amt Group. No alas mole recently be-
MICHIGAN THEATER .et
Graveyard to the Priate Coast;
n. the W O school auembly Al Charlotte. I
Sharing honors with Mr. Szi•ke- Fund.
mon. He spoke en the subject . in
i
had many fantastic experiences; May Robson, who in her fifti
, Mich. on "Bible Literature..
y's program will be
INTER-PlATIIINAL LEAGUE
a
ly on Sund
The object of the Arlosoroff ' "Standin Before God,"
has
marched
with
many
armies
as
year
as
an
actress
has
made
her-
— - -
yet,I
Tonight with
ba,„
n
Helen
Kerr
Ward,
cellist,
and
the
*
and
_On._
Bill
Berman,
g
Rob
tBraun
Memorial
Fund
is
to
settle
a
large
Remilt• of game. of Erb. I. held et the war correspondent for great news- self a screen star of undoubted
'h
is . 8"ThOrisir issP r
' ,,a,,T •
;rimier vocal trio, Muria) ?tinged number of Jewish families, induct- Bernard Rubiner Rel ied as usher, . 7,
Durfee &Wel. follows'
Phl Beta Epsilon greeted the leas.'s yo- papers and as an officer of the drawing power, plays a wealthy,
yle,
soprano,
Winifred
Minton
visor,
was
the
Abe
Gordon,
ad
ing refugees from Germany, on
set by defeating Live Wire. 19 to IS Another A. E. F.; as a professional on- , eccentric old lady in "You Can't
.
and Bertha hithert
upset in • milder form was crested by Epsi-
o uncultivated land in Pal- meats
!recipient of numerous compli-
looker he has viewed the drama. Buy Everything," at the Michl- Heidt, mezzo-soprano,
Jr. Y. P. S. of Shaarey Zedek j
Pickers
lon Nu by downing the league leaders. Alpha
Bright Knapp, contralto.
for the able manner In
estine, and to name the new cal- ,
Tau Alpha. Si to it. Phi 0100k Tau defeated
of history from the front row gas • Because of years of ani-
The Sunday afternoon musicals cultural settlements after the late ' which he handled the young folks
To Present Second An- I
MIMS Teti Beta 71 to 10 •
In Command
The whedule for Pre. 13. as fellows' Alpha seats; has had official recognition mosity toward a girlhood suitor.
are
held
in
lecture
hall
of
the
InAi-
Dr
rnments with played by Lewis Stone, the old
Tau Alpha v. Live Wire., Phi Alpha Tao vs.
Dr. Chaim Arlosoroff. labor Zion- 1 and trained the cantors. Mr.' e nual "Black and Tan."
nation No. Thee tames will complete the from foreign gov
many decorations—the French Le lady nearly wrecks her own life's tote of Arts starting at 4 o'clois. st i leader and statesman, who was ; Gordon asks that those young
season's replier whedule and the team. E..-
l
ifolks who are unacquainted with
n that of he r aored They are free except for the
The Junior Young People's So-
Mg one IT four In position in the league enl gion of Honor, the 'Belgian Ordehappiness ad
assassinated
inaAtrecl in June,
played cent museum tax levied by the city.
draw for the ellipination two-game knock-
pro- the junior services attend every ciety of Shaarey Zelek will present
r h son and h is sweetheart,
out mdse.
of Leopold, and Italian, Hunge
y yer. William Bakewell
pectivelParbk
was endorsed by the last Saturday at 91 0.
its seco nd annual "Black and Tan"
Phl Lambda Phl Fraternity of the Warne
ject
Jean
University Su accented in. the lea... & ian, Rumanian and Persian Or resd
24th Scout Anniversary
Zionist Congress, and is already , Credit is also due to Joseph
a n
a member. Several other fr•ternitles hew
and her
derv.
, Colton and Leonard Basle, officers 24,
show
evening.
Feb. - '
in on
the Saturday
social hall
of the syn.
sent in their application. for membership and
in rocess of realization.
For the last 30 years Colons ' The stage will offer an elabor-
For member.o
hi
8 Sepia Daascing Dolls
they ere blotoansidered
Feb.
8,
and
the Junior congregation, and gogwe. I
ay,
Justice Brandeis' contribution
Beginning
Thursd
in um, league send all rorreependence to Powell, in his own words, has had ate spectacle entitled "A Day in
Many requests have been made '
Featuring Pauline Bryant
William Morrie. 944 Mut Warren.
"the most interesting job in th the Alps," in which entertainers extending through to Feb. 14, Boy has been transmitted to the head '• Philip Rosenthal, superintendent
' t; repeat ate zn
as t year
!Scouts and their leaders and office of the Jewish National Fund ' of the Religious School for their
affair . gTi sbeen last
world," writing of his adventure of prominence will appear.
AND OTHER STAR ACTS
will
, friends throughout Detroit ani clbthe In Jerusalem, which will use it. to untiring effort to assist in making b
An author was meekly offering in man books, contributing to
purchase certain parcels of lan d' these services a success.
be an elaborate repetition of last
I nat i on no
l ornmn e i
his story to a producer for $25,- virtually every important maga-
No Cover Except Saturday
n nioa rat?n ug ni the twenty- necessary for the completion of
I
000. "What!" raged the pro- zine broadcasting to millions of
year's affair
*nee 15.1$ P. M. 111.111
Elite
Passover
Charity
the
Arlosoroff
Memorial
project
e
Jolly
An nthusiastic committee, sin-•
ducer, "I'll give you $1,000 and no people over the radio and from — fourth anniversary
of the organ-
COMPLETE DINNER SHOW
der the supervision of Bert Sol-
more." The scribbler resignedly the lecture platform. "Thumb. s = r,','!..,̀:a "4,1 ,"7„al .,,,° : ,,S ata° 411 ; ization of scouting in this country.
rch 11 .
Dancearc
Ma
s
Teeple
In His
addition to the many troop Membershi
mon and Maxwell Jo pey, co - chair - , SPed`l Sunday Dinner • $1.50
Beth Israel
handed over the script "Never Over Europe" and "Yonder Lie. esease sereie .
p Tea of Junior I
w a r
lanning for the evening.
p •
arr'`!, parties and observances, the De-
' f,,,I, I .! " arg'a laar j
let it be said that . I let 924,000 Adventure" are the last two of hi . .gli , b:ZL' Z
an
L A. S. Unit.
Harry Cohen, general m ager men, is
Smut
troit
Council
committee
on
An 11-piece orchestra will turn- .."'"'
stand in the way of a sale."
, of the fifth annual Passover char-
books, published in 1932. • 1 ducted the service.
, under the chair-
ish
the
music,
The
effair
will
be
anniversary
week
•
The Junior Unit of the Los : ity drive, appointed Max Sosin,
The Youth Club met at the home of lira
have
in cabaret style, with table all
MA J D Polkman's set,. manship of Carl H. Guider
I S ana torium held a mem !Ben Fishman Milton Rubin Jack •round the hall. There will be a
yes on the ',Mint • .71. Jewish Attitude To- announced several count 1-wide Angeles
tea at the Wilshire lintel , Wald, Al Dubin, Sol Schreiman
war d Anti-Semitism .1
events that will give the scouts and bership
novel floor show and refreshments
The Northwestern branch of the
on Tuesday Jan. 30. A beautiful , Rosalie Linden and Edith Tose.):
Rabbi Tallman spoke at the Unity Club of their friends a busy time of it
. 1
Souven i
Jewish Old Folks' 1 ome thanks
floral centerpiece was donated by !wits on the committee to make
TRinity 2.3488
Jackson •-d the Michigan Mate Ohl Reserve
TEL.
The
broadcast
of
Preside
nt
ten to all.
12TH AND SEWARD
its
many friends and organiza-
,
arrangements
for
the
dance,
which
gi
Franklin D. Roosevelt, during the Dexter-Joy Florist Shop.
Tickets may be obtained from
the Meanie
S. Goldberg, a past president I will be held at the new Pier Ball- members, and telephone reserve- tions, who co-operated in the
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEB. 9, SUNDAY (Matinee and Evening),
Rabbi Foam. ales .poke
which the details of a national serv-
theater
party held at Littman's
Montt
Raid.
eight. as
wting
In
[Won
n
and
an
active
worker
for
the
De-
room,
Cass
and
Elizabeth,
Sunday
FEB. II
_••
ice call for scouts and scouter, lac
lions may be made by calling MISS People's Theater. The next af-
Moyne Problem...
sceutleaders are called) to perform troit Auxiliary of L. A. S., Intro- , evening. Match 11. The proceeds Esther Basle, Longfellow 9440. fair will be a bridge luncheon, to
H1111.1411. Pre011d•nt of the NW
The Genial, Well-Known Artist
to
duced
the
guest
speaker
of
the
'
from
this
affair
will
be
used
lento. was the rent of honor at • luncheon , a national good turn, will be car-
aid Reservations must be made in ad-
, needy
needy Jewish families with Pass - vance if a table is to be reserved. be held the latter part of Herat.
and bridg• Ian
ried to the scouts in this region s o rer afternoon, Dr. D. Fauman.
&award Mr and Mn Neuman are lied.
the amazing recent ds- over necessities.
!e.t.a to mate their house teniporantr In WWI, CKLW and WXYZ, on Sat- spoke of
LADIES' MIZRACHI
The Jolly Elite Club members
Battle Creek.
I urday, Feb. 10, at 12 noon. This coveries for the cure of tubercu-
Young People's Auxiliary of
assisted by
Several hundred persons attend-
being the outstanding event of the loeis which have actually revolu- have supplied hundreds of deati-
ham.yea one of the patron-
Me J n ham.
B'nei Moshe.
ed the ChamLsho Osor b'Shvat cele-
-we at Om President'. Ball DM Tuesday I week, the committee is making tionized the treatment of this dis- tote families with Passover neces-
bration of the Ladies' Mizrachl Or-
evening
every endeavor to make sure that ease. Dr. Fauman also emphs- sities during the past four years.
A special meeting of the Young ganization last Wednesday at the
Mil.se-,-.1e mimeses,. vs. the Plattir1 everyone of the 10,974 registered sized the value of a Jewish sena- Mr. Cohen reported that or-
Mil.
and MICHAEL GIBSON in
Bill buttons es tn.
corium for Jewish patients, and ganizations thus far visited have People's Auxiliary of Basal Moshe Beth Tephila Emanuel Synagogue.
Chicago Cis. Owes Company. at • concert scouts and leaders in this coon n
Mrs. I. Rubinstein, president, was
Henri Bernstein's Masterpiece
epenser-d I. the Junior Welfare Leer. of
take part in some of the many the exceptional ability of the mad- responded heartily and asks all will be held on Sunday, Feb. 11,
.,.elm.
in the club room of the the chairman of the evening. The
Jetts. en WelseetIH .,.elm.
"radio musters" which are schedul- ical staff at the Los Angeles Sans - to attend the dance, thereby al- at 4 p. ,s ,
main
address was delivered by lira.
torium.
leviating
the
suffering
of
less
for-
synagogue.
Le.
lad
Mn
Heree
Bptesberger
Mrs
ed. Northwestern, LaSalle, Cooley.
L Rosenthal, vice-president The
attend.' Ow ann. In Ann Actor Monday
The Junior Unit plans to give Innate Jewish families of De-
IHighland Park, Pershing, and Riv-
lily Foes
?META MD PIETA SORORITT
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 20
waning .fee'
program
also featured Marion
of
teas
to
stimulate
inter-
trait
Three Mg DMus Son.* loMd Worth. of
er Rouge districts have al read y • series
Teetiraesial Perforanesce for Lida Sla•• and H. Hyman
II me. with ten DKr. that weed ins re- announced "district radio masters. est in the splendid work which
The next meeting of the club Wines Ad the J.rtslt Come.t, deter. [Mar Push, who gave several eloentios
/wised here by Weed. .1 Al Cloilman
Lewis. wee nowl.eted weesWe•t: DoMiUM WO.
numbers.
Dancing,
stogie P-ad re-
held
Thunday,
Feb.
15,
at
be
la "SCHEINDELE'S WEDDING"
We/ Te.t. . helmet renetat of Jackson for Other districts are understood to Is being accomplished at the sans- i will
man mee-taryi We Merl teeemerer A esml
freakenents followed.
Y ea
.1 W madden death ea Friday
at 8609 Twelfth street. tweettne CS be kW Is the sem lean.
19 p.
i i715. Kw, 35a. 211a
toriam.
be makin ff arrangements .
Was
Em, II. TU. S0e, 35s 1;jaw•a

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`Cocktail Hour'

A New and Novel
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Mr.. `g.' I

McKinney's
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Shelton Brooks & Co.
3 TAN TIPPERS
Margaret Watkins

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OLD FOLKS' HOME

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