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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

HONORED
STAGE AND SCREEN1DR. ON WISE
60TH BIRTHDAY

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Soviet Godless Drive
On Against Passover

LILLIAN D. WALD'S
20 YEARS' SERVICE

(Conpnued from gage One)
,
MOSCOW. (JTA)—An anti-
It Starts Where the
Passover campaign, carried out
510 Show Left Offl
am
Synagogue at Carnegie Hall,
each year by the Jewish Com-
CHINESE TEA GARDEN
Described in Her blew Book,
where they heard speakers acclaim
Show!!!
munist organization, and mili-
The famous Victor Grabel's
The Chinese Tea Garden, 1518 Dr. Wise as "a 'great leader, a
"Windows on Henry .
tant atheist groups, has begun.
Concert Band will open a series Woodward, continues with Paul
a path- A number of articles appeared
Street," Just Published
great man,
great
Jew, of Amer- in the Jewish press. Local party ,
of 14 concerts at Orchestra Hall, Frishkorn and his Peerless Seren- finder
for all a the
rabbis
.Ill
Sunday afternoon at 2:30. There aders, featuring Peggy Mullens' i ca s.
groups all over Russia were or- ,
BOSTON.—An
effective answer
CH A T R T U E T R H T 0
will be matinees daily at 2:30 and Revue. Derby Morris is master.
Dr. Wise reviewed the career
Rudy Vallee
dered to intensify their anti-
I
An n the Iles
of-ceremonies, and shows are at which has carried him all over the
to anti-Semitic propaganda in this
, religious work. At the sante
Alice Faye
r-erasos
,
country is contained in a book pub-
12:30, 6:30 and 11:30 p. m. There world in the interest of Jewish
Wife
time all Jewish factory workers
Gregory Ratoff
is no cover charge at any time.
. fished here, "Windows on Henry
causes and minority rights. "I have
were instructed to report for I
Street," by Lillian D. Wald.
With Genevieve Tobin
not done a tithe of what I should
Jimmy Durante
work on Passover.
Glenda Farrell
CLUB MAXINE
It is the story of the past 20
have done," he said. "1 have had
The anti-Passover campaign
Adrienne Ames
Adulehe NMI
years at the Henry Street Settle.
.. Chafe Dodd
Nat Brushoff and his orchestra a great cause. It would have
--On Stage—.
is a regular feature of the anti-
Cliff Edwards
ment in New York, founded in
will revive the Tea Dansant at the touched the tongue of a dumb
religious work carried out by
A Cast el MO of Hollywood's
1893 by Miss Weld, who has now
Club Maxine Saturday aftern n, man with eloquence."
NVCILRAA
the Russian Communist party,
Seoul.
On Stage Slew
RKI
retired
from
personal
direction
of
presenting the entire company of
Ile warned of the "Attila-like
and by the Association of the
..TESIPTATIONS OF MC
AT THE ORGAN
A Howl el Song lilts! A Ice.
its many activities. The Henry
evening show entertainers. Among scourge" of Hitlerism. "The shat-
With I Mt. Arts
Godless. The same campaign !
el Coy Salts
Street
House
shares
with
Hull
those on the program are Currey tering of the fabric of civilization
is carried out annually against
House, in Chicago, presided over
and Nelda, ballroom dancers; Bee on the one hand and freedom and
the observance of Easter by the I
ON OUR STAGE
by Jane Adams, the distinction of
Sarche, mimic, and Frankie Con- justice and world peace on the
Christians.
Another Magnideent Show
being a leading center of move- rmt
oom
nors, tenor. Brushoff will play other cannot coexist," he said, "It
This year the Russian-Jewish
'
ments for social betterment that
his violin and has planned an es- is a scourge that must be stayed Communists are particularly in-
—Mc le 4-1k ebildren
Doom Open at
have spread throughout the United
Week Dais—Sk le I
pecially
attractive
dance
program.
and
will
he stayed before it
censed by the campaign carried
11:11
States.
sweeps away civilization."
on in other countries to prosside
I—gestures— ,
2ND HMSO WEEK!
= with Es.. NorLoalt. alas so
MARINE ROOM
Tributes by Loaders.
Perhaps the most wide-spread in
liestufalL" Earn Law.
matzoths for the Russian Jews.
His
address
followed
tributes
by
The
Marine
Room
offers
a
Bis-
Lilyan
JIMMY DURANTE
its effects of the many movements — Ca—Roll
'The Soviet press, particularly
"
111 ■ 1 91110 CIIN111 . 16t..
ect floor show three times nightly, Mrs. Rebekah Kohut, long a 'the Elates, organ of the. Jewish
esmiMI
sponsored by Miss Wald is that for
LUPE VELEZ
the performers including America leader of Jewish woolen's organi-
Communists, claimed that this
community
visiting
nurses.
The
I51•6. 40c
Last Starring Feature In
and Valencia, dancers; Peitz and zations; the Rev. Dr. Frank Oliver 'is part of the anti-Soviet cam-
STUART ERWIN
idea was originated by her on
Reynolds, tap dancers; Al Jen- Hall, minister of the Church of
"Wine, Women and Song"
paign carried on by the rabbis
In
Jail completed I few dam berme
Henry street, and her genius for
nings, hill billy vocalist; Marion the Divine Paternity; Robert I abroad.
her demise—also
If weel Over Dm Ike r..
organization and for perfecting
Szold„
former
president
of
the
Nichols, soprano; Boris Roman-
Vanier foe • Second and Final
Zionist
Organization;
Commission-
practical
details of operation was
off,
pianist,
and
Johnny
Johnson's
Wt.!
VICTOR JEAN GRABEL
With Mary Carlisle
■
er
Joseph
M.
Levine,
president
of
such
that
the
plan
has
spread
dance band.
In
itizen, a powerful spokesman o
Katharine
the
Free
Synagogue,
and
the
Rev,
throughout
the
United
States,
be-
MIA.
Mows
Cartoon
1
evening
concerts
nightly
at
8:30.
"TIM
COUNTESS
OF
MONTE
•
he right," Mr. Colby declared.
GroOand Eke Sportlight
•
coming an indispensable part of
('KISTO' with rot wrra •
Dr. William Fineshriber, rabbi of
EL CAPITAN
The band organization is rather
•
Einstein Pays Him Tribute.
••
community life in sections where
Since the opening a few days Kneseth Israel Congregation in
unique. It leans heavily toward'
Professor Albert Einstein paid
........................ . . .
. . . . ......... ..
Miss Wald's name has never been
the symphonic trend of today, and ago El Capitan has enjoyed capa- Philadelphia.
eve-
uses a string section of cello.; city crowds. Much admiration has
At the Biltmore luncheon Dr. ning for "his courageous efforts to heard.
double bass and harp. Yet it re-1 been expressed for the modernis- Wise was accorded further praise elevate the self-respect of the Jew-
The Henry Street House has
wits
tains' all of the' glamor that is tic decorations and the murals on by 11 other speakers, including ish people, his deep tolerance for been a Mecca for distinguished in-
ROBERT YOUNG
exclusive to a band as such. A walls and ceilings, the latter the Eddie Cantor and Bernard S. and penetrating understanding of dividuals and delegations visiting =
=es amen BELLAMY
band can, without any loss of dig- work of De Renzo, who did some Deutsch, president of the Board everything human."
the New World. As Miss Wald re-
nity, present a stirring military notable similar work in the Fisher of Aldermen and of the American
Dr. Fosdick, pastor of the River- lates in her book, a policeman on
Where the Freshest Sea Foods Can Be Obtained
march or ingratiating novelette Building. Manager E. L. Casteel Jewish Congress, of which Dr. side Church, hailed Dr. Wise "as Henry Street, pointing out land-
He Will Direct You to the
with the same meticulous refine- presents a floor show under the Wise is honorary president. Nearly a brave figure in the religious and marks of the neighborhood to a
ment as is evidenced in the pres- direction of Harry Hatts, imper- .1,000 persons were present.
stranger, identified the settlement
ethical life of this nation."
entation of a, great symphonic sonator of screen and radio celeb-
A tribute to Dr. Wise's pioneer as "the house where, if the King
To Meet Deficits.
rities, who also acts as master-of-
of England came to America, he'd
contrbiutions
in
the
World
Zionist
The 810,000 fund, it was
The management is bringing a ceremonies. The entertainers in- I learned, will also be used to meet movement and the rehabilitation of be sure to be taking lunch with
clude Keller and Fields, California
the ladies there." On one occasion
Palestine
was
paid
by
Morris
Roth-
hand of 50 pieces, including four
songbirds; Enters and Borgia, the annual deficits of the Free enberg, president of the Zionist Or- John D. Rockefeller, Jr., after con-
soloists, to fill the Detroit engage- European dancing stars; Nina Synagogue and of the Jewish
sulting with Miss Wald concerning
ganization
of
America.
ment. Included among the solo- Laughlin, classic dancer, and Don Institute of Religion, which Dr.
Regular Dinner And Luncheons! Al.
a current grand jury vice investi-
Breaking All Records!
Detroit's Finest
Wise also heads.
Zell and his dance band.
..... and Chop.. Attractively Served!
ists
is
Miss
Irma
Burns,
stage
and
gation, was being ushered to the
pe..Food
A reception in the evening at
Mode...... rftwei
door just as a German Chamber
radio star, who will be heard in
Restaurant
the synagogue house, 40 West
ORIOLE TERRACE
owilso
of Commerce delegation was ar-
person in Detroit for the first time.
MAdison 2634
Beautiful Oriole Terrace re- Sixty-eighth street, brought the
riving. The Germans were greatly
all-day tribute to a close. Con-
She
recently
ended
an
extended
opens
on
Thursday,
April
5,
under
TRinity
2.8501
Oppoelle General Motors mac
impressed by this evidence of his
the management of Sam Frazer. troller W. Arthur Cunningham, Important Collection of Jewish interest in the betterment of con-
New
York
engagement
when
she
,,,+w. Carry a Complete Lino of gloom% Wines and Deem Dowtella sad Imported.
former weeleal direct. fee Kale
was heard as a guest singer on The Terrace has been entirely re- Rabbi Louis I. Newman, Prof.
Lit
y Gems, Edited by
ditions.
Smith and all C. R. 11. star.
Alfons
Goldschmidt
and
Mr.
Rudy Vallee's hour. Alfred Bar- decorated and one of the new feat-
Maurice Samuel, Pub•
The value of Miss Wald's influ-
Deutsch were among the speakers.
ures
will
be
a
cocktail
lounge.
thel, the eminent oboe soloist for-
fished by Behrm•n.
ence on American life has been
Dr.
Wise's
leadership
of
Reform
merly of the Chicago Symphony Popular Sammy Watkins and his
stressed by Alfred E. Smith, Mayor
Orchestra and the Chicago Opera famous band will provide the mu- Jewry was hailed in an Orthodox
Edmond Fleg's "The Jewish An- Fiorello If, La Guardia of New
pulpit by the Rev, Dr. Jacob Katz,
Orchestra, will be featured on one sic, and a gorgeous floor show with
thology," translated by Maurice York, and Secretary of Labor
The Silver•Voiced Tenor
or more of the programs. In addi- a cast of 40 'will provide the en- rabbi of the Contefiore Hebrew Samuel, has just been published Frances Perkins, among others, in
tion to Mr. Barthel the band of- tertainment. Frank Colcaire, well Congregation, Hewitt and Macy in a new edition by Behrman's letters written by them to Little,
Jewish Book Shop, 1261 Broad- Brown & Co., publishers of "Win-
fers as flute soloist Hale Pharea, known among night club patrons, places, the Bronx.
Mrs. Kohut's Talk.
formerly of Sousa's Band and the will assist in the management.
way, New York 41.501.
dows on Henry Street."
will melt your heart with
Chicago and Kansas City Orches-
Rebekah Kohut, speaking in
This new and popular edition,
tras. Fred Divisik, formerly of
now available at a popular price,
An old man in his second child-
songs!
GEORGE WHITE'S 'SCANDALS' Dr. Wise's honor, recalled that
the Chicago Opera Orchestra, ap-
includes in its 400 pages all the hood is no more foolish than the
NOW AT FOX THEATER
she knew the veteran rabbi when
BEER - WINE - LIQUORS
pears as marimba soloist.
important Jewish literary selec- young father in his first babyhood.
Biggers better and more mag- he was • boy of 13. "I have seen
tions. As Mr. Samuel states in his
Mr. Grebe] is nationally recog- nificent than any of the produc-
him grow up into ripe manhood, translator's preface, "some of the
nized for his work in building up tions with which he has amazed
He is the best literary material extant en-
but
he
hasn't
changed.
NAIDA & CURRY
I
a great interest in school bands Broadway annually for the past
VImmeaod
a fight tered into the compilation."
Team. Teo Howl
illerontIond
Proprietors. rms"sst.conZav" tc.u.
and band concerts. He has been 15 years, the initial screen pro- same boy I knew, When
wog ow
2-9742
is
on,
he
fights,
not
caring
what
Four
epochs
are
covered
in
this
judge at 19 of these events and duction of George White's "Scan.
the
cost
might
be
to
him,
and
anthology: Hellenistic, Talmudic,
the last two years he has arranged dals" came to the Fox Theater on
BEE SARCHE
sometimes he has paid very dearly Rabbinic and Modern.
THAT PERSONALITY CM
the class A numbers.
Friday.
for those fights. But we know
pletion of the Detroit performance.
It is difficult to write about this
H. D. Schrier, manager of the
In the first motion picture pro- that he can laugh, too, we know
Ivory listortay III to 6:11
With him are Blake Scott, Laser band, is well known in Detroit,
anthology without resorting to su-
Isle WOODWARD AMNIA
TEA DANSANT
Galpern Leo Kopp and a more of both socially and in business cir- duction of this famed revue, what a contagious laughter he perlatives in recommending the
With NAT BRUSILOP7
others who help mold the produc- cles, as the former president of George White has taken full ad- has," she declared. Mrs. Kohut volume to Jewish readers. Each
all
D. ENTIRE FLOOR SHOW
PAUL FRISHKORN
vantage of the recent advances
tion into R united whole.
and his
spoch is preceded by a chronology
the Paper Products Manufactur- ment in art of talking 'picture spoke with deep feeling.
Dr. Wise, in his response, spoke of the period which should prove
The Detroit cast, coincidentally, ing Company.
PEERLESS SERENADERS
production, wide range sound re-
;Continued From Page One)
of his friends, teachers, comrades, of great value to the reader. In
is settling down to a grind of al-
"At Detroit's day Spot"
Featuring
cording, with the result that he has
and immediate family. He de- every instance, the most important
most daily rehearsals—and by the
tens i on was made, he said, because
evolved
one
of
the
most
lavish
PEGGY MULLENS
scribed the causes for which he Jewish selections are made use of,
same token is showing good prog- Zuaman Caplan and His Con-
of the unprecedented demand for
musical productions ever to be
rem and promise of an excellent
has fought, declaring "a man who and the outstanding Jewish writ-
REVUE
cert Trio at Boesky's.
tickets which has for exceeded the
presented to the movie-going pub-
performance, according to Van
is dumb would have some degree ers, poets and philosophers are
capacity of the Cleveland Public
lic.
DERBY MORRIS, M. C.
of eloquence for the causes for given deserved place in the vol.
Grove.
William
Boesky's
restaurant
and
This outstanding screen achieve-
Auditorium.
E. VERNOR Cliff 035:
Shows 1111, 1:36, 11.31)
ume.
With the arrival of the men in delicatessen at Dexter and Coiling- ment is augmented pt the Fox with which I have struggled."
Wan Grove gave an interpreta-
NO COVER EXCEPT SATVRDAI
Mendele Moeller Seforim and
"Up to January, 1933," he con-
New Floor Show Every Friday
APTER
P.
tion of the pageant, singing sev- charge, came a huge shipment of wood will feature Zusman Caplan an elaborate stage show entitled
140111107 Dinner-4LN
eraIls of the songs used in the pro- properties—wigs, costumes, electri- and his concert trio of able mu- "The 'Songs of Spring," in which tinued, "I believed that we were Ached Ha-Am, Judah llalevi and
Simon
Frug,
Theodore
Ilerzl
and
at
the
dawn
of
a
new
world,
of
a
and
Mame
du,con and explaining their mean- cal equipment, lights, grease paint sicians.
Ross MacLean, the noted baritone
Agreed al gentler irk.
Mr. Boesky's motto is "The Best who was seen here in the original world of peace. And now I found Moses Hess, Jochanan Ben Zaccai
ink to his audience.
and other accessories, to say noth- for His Patrons,': and the selec-
stage production of George myself baffled, though not without and Isaac Abarbanel, an imposing
No Cover Charge
The group included representa-
hope, in the face of a world in list of literary, Talmudic and rab-
A good many of the pictures n
tives pf the Zionist organization, ing of the huge stage cut up into tion of this trio is intended fur- White's "Scandals," will be heard
Tondar — Celebrity Night
which there is the possibility of binic geniuses, are among those
the rogue's gallery are steal en-
Meet Ddrell Onset Man
the Jewish National Fund, the several sections, and Moloch, the ther to improve the service of- and with , him will also be the
whose works are included.
a
greater
war
than
that
of
1914."
fire-spitting
idol
that
occupies
the
fered.
gravings.
Wayne
Van
Dyne
Choristers,
the
Senior lladassah and the Junior
Fleg's Anthology deserves a
Mr. Caplan, who was a member Karre LeBaron Company, Ruth The very last words that he would
Hadas.sah. Maxwell L. Black, spotlight for one of the dramatic
of leading symphony orchestras Uryor, and a Ballet Intime in speak, he asserted, would be "a place on every important Jewish
chairman of the combined Zionist scenes of the production.
book-shelf—public
and private.
An extraordinary amount of re- here and in Canada and of late which 'the famed Carla Torney word of warning that Hitlerism
groups, presided.
means war, that the world will
search was involved in getting ade- was with the Detroit Symphony Dancers will be seen.
I . ),Many Reservations.
MICHIGAN THEATER
quate and historically accurate Orchestra for many years and was
As an additional feature of the have to choose between Hitlerism
Reservations for tickets, par- scenic effect's for the pageant. One it teacher at Adrian- College, was
Together once more as screen
screen program there will be the —war — the shattering of hu-
tieularly for certain scheduled per- if the greatest jobs was with the also a well known soloist with the
husband and wife are Edward G.
all-color cartoon comedy "The manity, on one hand, and freedom
foVmances of "The Romances of a ' reproduction of accurate facial rep- Toronto Symphony Orchestra for
Robinson and Genevieve Tobin in
Little Red Hen," which at tithes is and world peace on the other."
50 Artists — 5 Soloists — 14 Performances
PeoilIk e," are coming in in splendid resentations, and this was in the many seasons. This gifted violin- remindful of "The Three Little " He summarized his career in "Dark Hazard," at the Michigan.
shape according to Miss Esther hands of Adolf Sena, famous make- ist has acquired his musical train- Pigs."
the single sentence: "I have The story has a background of
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Prussian, secretary of the pageant up man and vsigmaker, who is re- ing from the world's greatest
spoken the truth as I have seen greyhound racing with Mr. Robin-
MATINEE{
EVENINGS
organization.
son playing an inveterate gambler
it."
sponsible for the make-up of the teachers, such as the late Henry
0515
at sae
who makes and loses fortunes in
FISHER THEATER
Bainbridge Colby Speaks.
Prominent in the organizations characters in the spectacle, which Schroddis and Lonigi Von Kunitz.
55. to IL.
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Bainbridge Colby, former secre- betting. Ile wins and loses his
Through the pages of her diary
which are helping make a success depicts 40 centuries of Jewish his- His associates are of a' similar
Make your reservations early.
of the pageant, are the Jewish so- tory.
in "Journal of a Crime" at the tary of state, emphasized in his wife because he cannot conquer
caliber,
TICKETS ON SALE AT ORCHESTRA HALL
Fisher, Ruth 'Chatterton, as a address that the guests had gath- his passion for gambling. A splen-
cieties which are out in earnest en-
Although Senz has been "make-
UNITED ARTISTS THEATER
CALL COLUMBIA 4870
deavoring to flood the city with the up man" for stage celebrities all
Jimmie Durante, Stewart Irwin, neglected wife, reveals how she ered primarily to honor Dr. Wise did greyhound figures prominently
in the picture.
tickets for the production. Through over the country, including Gloria Marjorie Rambeau, Lupe Velez, wa.tortured into committing mur- , "as a great citizen."
Gilda Grey, noted dancer, and
"The best thing that is in our
these gfforts, tickets are at low ebb Swanson, Geraldine Farrar, Ru- and Robert Armstrong in "Paloo- der. Adolphe Menjou plays the
in the ticket office for Tuesday and dolph Valentino, Enrico Caruso, ka" will remain at United Artists. husband who, aware of his wife's common nature is endeavoring to her own company ofentertainers
Thursday nights, it is reported. Emma Eames and many others, his This farce comedy, based on Ham deed, refuses to reveal the secret, do justice to itself, while doing including Don Zelaya, wizard of
We4nesday, too Will be a crowded assignment with the pageant is by Fisher's cartoon strip, is an hilari- determined to make her suffer a honor to the guest of the evening melody; Chic Kennedy, and the
dig lit with thousansd of visitors in far the largest he has ever had. ous concoction that will send the thousand deaths in living. Claire I —minister, civic leader, social pion- Darling Twins will present a stage
the city from Toledo, Flint, Bay
Leo Kopp, the musical director, worst misanthrope into mad laugh- Dodd is the other woman who be -I eer, a teacher of pure morals, an revue entitled "Temptations of
City Pontiac, Jackson, Ann Arbor, met his solo choir—which carries ter.
exemplar of the virtues of the 1934."
comes the wife's victim.
Ypsilanti and many other outly- the bulk of the singing task—at an
ing communities.
informal rehearsal Thursday eve-
Friday evening there will be no- ning. Ile went through the music
performance, because of the Sab- briefly and then passed out the
be*, and Saturday is reserved for scores for study by the cast.
Other rehearsals scheduled in the
collegiate night, with groups from
various schools and colleges in the coming week are for the Roman
city and throughout this section Soldier group, to be held Sunday
of the state, for that matter, co- afternoon at the Phoenix Club.
On Monday, rehearsals will be
operating. Ticqets for the Sunday
evening performance are being gob- held for the singing and dramatic
bled 'up in Windsor, Toronto, Chat- groups and for the ballet groups,
hkm and other Canadian cities, and Tuesday the ballet group will
where active groups are co-operat- meet again. Special notices are
ing in making Sunday night an out- being mailed to each member of the
standing one. A children's matinee cast telling when and where the
will be given on Sunday after- rehearsals will be held. Directors
emphasize the necessity of report-
noon.
ing on time to an rehearsals.
Many Societies Enrolled.

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GILDA GRAY'S

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`Scandals'

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"SPITFIRE"

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Nat Brusiloff

FLEG'S ANTHOLOGY
IN A NEW EDITION

6537-41 Second Blvd.

and His Music

- Dine and Dance to Gypsy Music!

Hungarian Village
Restaurant

Frankie Connor

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The Chinese
Tea Gardens

GROESBECK NAMED
DETROIT CHAIRMAN
OF' GREAT PAGEANT

CLUB
M A X I NI

DINNERS

VICTOR GRABEL'S
Chicago Concert Band

,

ONE WEEK starting SUNDAY, MARCH

ORCHESTRA HALL

A SCENE FROM THE GREAT PAGEANT "THE ROMANCE OF A PEOPLE"

.fine food

attractively
served

Among the organizations which
have taken tickets to sell for the
pageant, are:

"SPITFIRE" AT tom
Acclaimed by thousands who
saw Katharine Hepburn in "Spit-
fire" at the Fox Theater this past
week as the most dynamic and
inspiring of all her roles to date,
the picture moved over to the RKO
Downtown Theater Friday for its
second and final week.
Katharine Hepburn, who has
eeen awarded the trophy by the
Academy of Motion Picture Arta
onel Pond 651110,1. J4111/0. L.411f.
and Science for the best work by
iHMO. [ruts. leriUs Ladle* . Aim. Ladies
dui House of Shelter. llosadta. 11.1c Study any actress during the put sea-
Club. swoon Intel Congregation North End son, gives utter realism to the
Clinic. Northwestern Branch and Polls Home.
Pioneer vivid character of "Trigger" in
Psul Richey Players. Perim -Con LatIff.
vtomens Organisation. Purity CUP. , On role of • beautiful, wild, mountain
154. 0 1 II golvsuon ATM, /Murry Zedelt girl, an interpretation as no other
blens Club7 Mourn IAA Young People's
United Hebron &hoots. Malted He- star could.
Doriety
brew &hoots Women's Al. . Wayne cessis
An excellent supporting cast,
Council Arne.. Legion. Windsor Ts..
Woenen's Chris- including Ralph Bellamy, Robert
Torwh. Young Israel. YOURI
Erdal/n
and
too
Venal
Oran-
Young, Martha Sleeper, is seen
tian Assn.
' Dation
in support of Katherine Hepburn

DerdIchtver Wren. Slow Chalon Juniors.
,'nil Drith Wornen's Auxiliary. Combined
gimlets. Co. Ignal Dar. Sisterhood. Coat
onsi David Congregation. Cong. Ignal David
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and prices which will be
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We serve a seven-course
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Leaders Arrive.

Completing their extended stay
in Cleveland—after being forced
to add two performances to their
schedule because of the tremendous
demand for tickets—the men who
will bring 'The Romance of a Peo-
ple" into being in Detroit arrived
here during the past few days.
Isaac Van Grove, ceasing his
swing from the production point to
Detroit and back is establishing
quarters here until after the corn-

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Lilyan Tashman's last starring
feature, "Wine, Women a n d
Song," just completed a few day
before her demise, and "The
Countess of Monte Cristo," feat-
uring Fay Wray, Paul Lukas and
Carmel Myers, with its dory based
on an international hotel lotting
idea form the double bill at this
theater.

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Featuring Jack McGay and His Orchestra

The above Temple scene from the pagemt
Romance of • People," to be staged here at the Olympia begi•nieg es April 18,
is one of the most fascinating of the great productioe. Reh
Is are being held here several times weekly, sod It is *spectral that
at least 70,000 people will witness the 2,500 volunteer actors In acties.

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