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SHOWBOAT SHUFFLE DANCE INTERPRETING CHASSIDISM ONE
OF OUTSTANDING THRILLS OF PAGEANT
DANCE ON SUNDAY
Harry Seligson is in charge of
-
Temple Beth El Alumni St•gis
Annual Spring Affair
A floor show, refreshments and
darning are only a few of the
many attractions of the "Show-
boat Shuffle," one of the out-
standing affairs of the season to
Get 910 9 00 0 back of you Now
PAY LATER
L ike everyone else you want an estate. s substantial sum
of money to keep your wife and children in comfort should
anything happen to you. But you want it now. Not
30 years horn now. How are you going to get it)
thony, two years old, will have a
less exasperating career.
But when Mathews, the "Voice"
trained in dancing by the game
ballet master who trained Pav- chanting down the ages, conies to
Iowa. He was a recognized pro- the scenes of Galpern's boyhood,
fessional at 18 in the Mascow Art
Galpern forgets all the artistic
Theater, and created dances a few
scaffolding that hangs about a
years later, traveling to the great
stage career. Dressed in a weird.
stages of Europe.
black and white garb, one white
lie created the first distinctively
leg and one white arm stamped
Jewish dance and arrived in New
with Hebrew characters, he dances
York in 1931, knowing not a word
to the Dudele with all the vehe-
of English.
He finds himself today eager to mence of old Vilna. The new
dream& of a rejuvenated race,
teach dancers. Painters, sculptors
the reverence of the young for
and musicians, he points out, pro-
the wise and the faith of the mys-
duce their art at will, and can see
tic in his vision are behind him.
it apart from themselves. When
Beautifully timed by Mathews'
their Fork is complete they can
leave it. He feels the same about voice, alone on the second stage in
the spotlight, master of his art,
teaching his ballets. But when
he brings down the house, and the
he dances on the stage he is his
audience likes the doddering,
art, inseparable from it, and feels
white-bearded wandering Jew of
sug-
the handicap of directors'
pageant. They watch and for-
gestions, the menace of cue time , the
get their infirmities and troubles
countless interruptions.
i Like many successful stage of the moment in the elation of a
I stars, he hopes that his son An- new vision of faith.
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MISS DOROTHY LOBER
There is no possibility of doubt
he held at the Temple Beth El this that the general idea, the mei-
Sunday under the auspices of the hneholy "soul" of the "wander.
Temple Beth El Alumni.
ing mare," and its skeleton, the
Elaborate decorations for this
dance are in charge of Miss Dor- allegorical and picturesque form
of the tale, and even its title,
othy Lober, and will follow the
come from Mendele. The Bro-
mode of the most popular radio
thers Tharaud have adopted all
program of the air. Boat decora-
tions are furnished through the these things without so much as
courtesy of the Henry II. Smith mentioning the name of their
creator. The authors of the
Boat Company.
"Wandering Mare" have en-
The entertainment is in charge
larged the historical aspect of
of Morris Shaw.
the original legend in time and
Marvin Kahn's popular orches-
tra has been secured for this af- space, and have added to it a
truly remarkable apotheosis of
fair.
Tickets can be secured from any Rosa Luxemburg, But what of
acknowledging the sources?
alumnus or at the door.
For 20 years the Brothers
Tharaud have been "walking all
thhee cpaaltlhe:i otfhlesr!Vi., : b JelsieyG git
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of French literature. Their ad-
style and
mirable talent, their
their skill have placed them in a
position of authority and fame.
But we must not overlook an-
other point, that for over half a
century Jewish writers have
been taking the utmost pains to
popularize in French the works
of Jewish writers who wrote and
write in the Jewish languages,
Yiddish and Hebrew. There are
many anthologies, translations
and essays on Jewish authors.
Sorely the source deserves some
acknowledgement. What would
the French say if some Ameri-
can Japanese, or Palestinian au-
thor, well-known and respected
in his own country, had one day
taken it into his head to re-in-
vent "Penguin Inland," and,
without so much as mentioning
Anatole France, had launched
under his own name "a floating
isle of penguins," developing the
story by adding a few new epi-
sodes? Or if a well-known Jew-
ish author had dared to trans-
late into his own language an
allegory on the lines of "Chan-
tecler," modernizing it a little?
I wonder whether this appar-
ent plagiarism by these princes
of anti-Semitic writers is not
something that should be taken a
little further?
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A four-man debate will be pre-
sented featuring Miss liannah Fer-
man, Theodore Baruch, Jacob
Clayman and Mr. Seligson. The
subject chosen is "Resolved, that
the local Jewish community organ-
ize into a Kehillah."
"The Dutch Treat Committee,"
in charge of ticket sales for Young
People's Society participation in
the "Romance of a People," is
planning a special novelty pro-
grant showing some outstanding
scenes of the pageant which will
be presented in Detroit April 16
to 22 at the Olympia. Young Peo-
ple's Society members and their
friends will attend the pageant on
Sunday evening, April 22, follow-
ing a buffet supper which will be
served in the social hall of the
synagogue.
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On Sunday evening, April 22,
following the regular Shaarey Ze-
dek
Young People's Society meet-
to give to the traditional Jewish
ing at w hi c h Rabbi Leon Fram will
melodies an operatic background
discuss
the great Jewish novels of
that has given them vitality and
the year, the "Dutch Treat Com-
power probably never heard before
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"This atmosphere of the wind- formance of "A Romance of a
sors for the pageant.
manic and Jewish contributions to
24-HOUR NOTICE
house," Mr. Radio continues, "can- People." A special block of choice
This is the committee which will that culture.
not
possibly represent the mood seats has been set aside for this
function under former Gov. Alex
The EgYptians, the Asiatics, the
J. Groesbeck, as general chair- original population of India, the of 65,000,000 people who have al- group.
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man, and Joseph P. Glaser and Chinese, the Mayans and the Sem- ways been known for their middle-
Reservations for the supper and
e being taken by Miss
Israel Ilimelhch as associate chair- ites all combined to invent writ- of-the-road sanity:, it cannot rep-
resent the permanent mood of pageant
use
Louise
Bachrach,
Temple 1-8283.
men.
o
ing, the author states. After the
madmen.
The
only
conceivable
Tickets
for
the pageant will be
Among those who form the pa- Greeks, he continues, the Arabs
interpretation is that the sem-
geant committee are:
the
Jews
kept
alive
the
glor-
and
blance of madness, this intensifi- transport
held until
April
15. to
Busses
will
A year out on its return trip,
the
guests
and from
Milton M. Alexander, Lee ious Greek tradition which was
cation of the old Teutonic virtue,
the beam of light that turned
Anderson, Owen S. Bacon, passed on to the scientific renais- the berserker rage, conceal s some- the Olympia.
on the brilliant illumination of
Other members of the "Dutch
George Booth, Hon. Vincent M. sance taking definite form in Italy
thing
else—the
last
wild
attempt
the impending trans- Treat Committee" are: the Misses
ACentury of Progress is carry-
Brennan, Walter Briggs, Harry at the end of the fifteenth cen-
to stave off
Lipson and Eleanor Schet-
Bennett, Clyde Burroughs, J. Lee tury.
log back a picture of Chicago
formation of an economic system. Doris
formation
er,
in
charge
of
the
buffet
sup-
Barrett, Hon. Sherman Callender,
If we try to associate the
to the star Arcturus. When
sig such crude
That it should assum
Esther Loewenberiz. Louis
z
Roy Chapin, Msgr. Joseph Ciar-
nificant indi-
arrives, Arcturions, too, wil
achievements after the fifteenth forms is the most
rochi, Frank Cody, Louis S. Co-
ioriness
and
111''al;i1.
Rose
Sternberg,
Rosalind
trans t
learn that travelers get more
here, lion. William F. Connelly, century with specific peoples, we cation of its aknes s. Actually, Schubot, Dr. Leonard Sidlow, Dr.1
we
its
inh
for their money in the Morrison
Mayor Frank Couzens, Rev. Fran- find the following contributions,
regard for their economic Sol Forman, Sol Rubin, Mabel Se-1
cis Creamer, Dr. Wilbur E. Darl- according to Dr. Radin: "Trade having erent
,igsr, Henry Lipschitz, Thelma
"Tower of Hospitality".
and for their habits 1
ing, Aaron DeRoy, Mrs. Hugh and the capitalistic system were development
of mind and thought, it would be roomette, Harry Seligson, Eliot
Dillman, Percival Dodge, Raymond predominantly the contribution of easier to impose a Communistic Lipson, Al Jacobson, Ruth Ehrlich,
Dykema, Joseph H. Ehrlich, Har - the Jews, Italians, English and order upon the Germans than upon Ralph Shaman, Violet Weiss, Har- 1
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Spaniards; mathematics, that of any other major civilization in the vey Rattner, Abe
Joseph
Solomon,
Bud
Satovswy,
Maryon
Clarence H. Enggass, Henry T .
Marwil,
the Italians, French, English,
world. That P
possibly is the rea- Fleisher, Jacob Clayman, Arthur
Ewald, Hon. Homer Ferguson,
north Germans, and Jews; physics ' o n or t the
present terror
error and
an Gitlin
Fl
e presen
Harry Finkenstaedt, Rabbi Moses
will account, in part, xritiln, Dr. Leo Lipton, Harry Dwo :
until the nineteenth century, t h at that vie .bly
Fischer, Charles T. Fisher, Roy
manifest madness of the tin, Morrie Botvinick, Toba David- ,
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Dutch; in the nineteenth cen-
Buchner, David Levin, Nathan :
uel H. Forcer, Rabbi Leon Fram, and these same peoples, with the I leaders of the Third Reich."
, ,aytitrlsista
Milstein, Joseph Zwerdling, Mor-
Jews Not Superior.
Frank C. Francen, Dr. Leo M. fury,
• la the Heart of the Leo
addition of the Germans and the
Franklin, William Friedman, Rob-
When Dr. Raclin considers the xis Zwerdling, Naomi Goldstein,,
Jews. Chemistry was the crea -
n
and
Sophie
Edelstein.
r
• Bright, huffing Room
ert M. Frehse.
the English and French, role of the Jews in the mode
Li"!
tion
of
Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Rev. Clyde
1
in the Germany world he points to the fact that
• Home of Terrace Gard e
g i t
Gibson,
Joseph
P.
Glaser,
Harry
S.
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of the nineteenth century that it "the significant part the Jews P
To Address NOrth-
nineteenth
S. Grant, John C. Grier, Lloyd
have
played
during
the
celebrated some of its greatest
car. Standard rates. No other char
western Branch of Jewish
Grinnell, Rev. W. E. Harrison triumphs. Modern biology began and twentieth centuries in the af-
IF YOU DRIVE! We will perk your
Harold Hastings. Hon. D. J. Healy in Italy in the early eighteenth fairs of Europe seems to many so
Old Folks' Home.
Hershman,
Israel
Him
Dr. A. M.
century and made definite ad- amazing that there has been an
elhoch, Charles Hughes, Hon
Northwestern branch of the I
Germany, Holland and inclination to seek for its ex-
Henry S Hulbert, B. E. Hutchins - vances in
1
son, Rev. Earl }loon, A. Douglass England at the same period. Es- planation in terms of superior Jewish Old Folks' Home will meet
on
Monday, April 9, at 2 p. m.,., atl
Jamieson, Hon. Ira W. Jayne, Hon. sentially, however, its greatness ability. Attempts have been made
LEONARD HICKS
Edward J. Jeffries, Mrs. Henry B. rests upon the achievements of to account for this ability on the the Statler Hotel. Nomination of
a pure race. officers will take place.
Joy, Ben Cole, Albert Kahn, Ern- the French, English, German and, theory that they were
Managing Director
The racial question can be easily
Kurt Peiser will be the princi-
eat Hensler, Hon. liarry Heiden, within recent times, Americans.
disposed of. They are one of the pal speaker. His subject will be
Culture.
All
Contributed
to
, William S Knudsen
the need of a new home and with
•
Mr. Rachn in conclusion states, most mixed races in history.
Abner Lamed, Alvin Macauley,
To Dr. Radio's way of thinking, regard to the membership drive
Hon. John J. Maher, Hon. Adolph "In terms of a generation, we may "the suddenness of Jewish partici-
emuumwaw••••■11MEINIMIS
of which Mrs. B. Sarasohn is
F. Marshner, Ralph C. McAfee, at times get the impression the
pation in the life of the communi- chairman. Each member is urged
We are asked this question many times daily. For
Harry McDonald, W. S. McLucas. ability is confined to • specific
in
which
they
lived
has
like-
by
Mrs.
II.
Lewis,
president,
to
ties
a spool-
people have missed the convenience and protec-
J. Murphy, Hon. Lester Moll, Gus corner of the earth and to
been somewhat exaggerated. bring several friends to join the
Hon. Guy A. Miller, Hon. Thomas fir people. When the time unit, wise
goes back at organization.
tion of telephone service. They have missed both
D. Newman, Phelps Newberry, H. however, is lengthened to two This participation
a
M.
Nimmo,
Dr.
E.
J.
Norman,
generations,
doubt
begins
to
arise;
least
260 years, although, of
the social and business advantages of having
and when it is further lengthened course, it had not been officially
Williamb J. Norton, lion. Ernest
telephone in their homes.
Herman Page, to • century, our initial impres- recognized so early. When at the
O'Brien, Rt. Rev.
Col. Heinrich W. Pickert, Meyer sion proves to be completely in- beginning of the nineteenth cen-
preceding page.)
They have found it inconvenient, and often em-
L. Prentis, Rev. Thos. M. Pryor, correct. Then it is borne in upon terry more or less official recogni- (Continued from
barrassing, to use • neighbor's telephone. They
Paul T. Rankin. us that Europe is an indivisible Hon was grahted, much of the
... within the hamper is a plate of
hitherto
gone
into
Rev. Augustus Reccord, Hon. cultural unit; that race, national- 1 ability that had
have learned that the extra carfare, driv ing ex-
cold beans and cold rice pudding
language, religion and social their very rich local culture—liter-
Theodore J. Richter, Hon. Charles ity,
pense and cost of public telephone calls would
status are secon'dary. The Cacho- afore, r e I i g i o u a, philosophical . . . and an order of rye bread
Rubiner, Father Frederic Sie den.
lie agnostic Laplace is found side works, and Talmudic exegesis— completes Josef's noon-time re-
more than pay for a telephone of their own.
burg, S. J., Nate S. Shapero, H on. .
The benefit for Temple
with the Protestant ag- was immediately transferred to past .. .
W. McKay Skillman, E. D. Stair, b side Kant
and the devout Pro- the more profitable subjects of Israel (Hollywood's r e f o r m e d
Dr.
A.
G.
Studer.
Rev.
Roland
[noetic
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Col. W. Bea Waldrip, James Wet- I devout Catholic Pasteur; the his- and secular European literature. son ... such top-notchers as Grace
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M. Traver, lion. Donald Van Zile,I
the theory of relativity Since, however, a strong preju- Moore, Bing Crosby, Will Rogers,
kiss, Richard Webber, Melville S.1tory of
gave their
passes in continuous procession dice existed against them within Jack Oakie, Ben Bernie
Installation will be mad. promptly
Andrew Wineman, Henry 1
Welt,
Wineman, Rev. George Yapple. • !from th e Russin
a Jew Minkowski, their own group, as being individ- talents.
• • •
German
Jew
Ein-
uals
who
were
endeavoring
to
1 and the South
. . the
Here's an inside tip
away from the old way of
(stein; ; wireless telegraphy begins break
experimentally with the English- thinking, the particular individ- "mystery man" of Edwa;c1 Robin-
in
son's
new
pie
.
.
.
the
man
who
1,..,,, Han Faraday, is given mathemati- uals who actually succeeded
(Continued from Preceding ' 5" , cal expression by the Scotchman overcoming both types of preju- slinks to and from the set in am-
wig
and
whis-
Clerk Maxwell, proved experi- dice were • highly selected group. bush behind • red
That is the reason el,
must learn t o sacrifice dollars or 1 mentally by the German Jew Two other factors must be added: kers . . . whose identity is not
Colonial Room is becomin g
supposed to be revealed even to
it will have to sacrifice men. He Hertz, and obtains practical ap- first, their business acumen and
increasingly popular — the it
makes the following emphatic dec. plicatinn by the Italian Marconi.' experience which in the new eco- you, Mr. and Mrs. Public ... that
other than Edward
and prices which will I
titration:
In Dr. ' Radin's opinion "racial" nomic order where business and man is none
trade
were
the
earmarks
of
super-
Robinson
himself
.
.
.
playing
•
"There exist numerous uncer• characteristics
.
sure to please your sense 1
are not German. or
flicker.
tainties. Alongside these uncer• French or English, etc., but sim- iority, gave them immediately dual role in the
• • •
economy.
•
taintien, however, we may count
ply the . inevitable aspects of • ree- both an assured station and a tre-
There's an amusing behind-the-
1 upon one great certainty. This ' , lain economic order, of certain mendous advantage over their
We serve a seven-tour e
and
second,
scenes
anecdote
connected
with
certainty is the fact that the pees- , political and social crises. "Where new competitors —
,
strike out on that recent Stephen S. Wise testi-
,
dipner for $1.25.
eation
of peace is a practical that
ry
or d er exists, they exist; when their willingness to
Ford V-8. But
experiments
in
a
monial
dinner
for
the
benefit
of
There are no
problem, that it cannot be achieved . !that order returns, they return , new paths."
No trivial,
the anti-Nazi fight Everybody of
Aw Embittered Germany.
by halfway measures, and that it
suggests that because of cer-
there is 30 years of experience.
In speaking of present-day Ger- importance In New York theolog.
I inevitably must require definite tain
temporary gadgets are blown up big to make
lain historical and geographical
and material sacrifices from all r easons the leaders of the revolt many, Dr. Radin declares that, ical, theatrical and business circles
sales. No fancy coined names. Just solid,
of the advice of the was to attend. Wise wired Eddie
(nations and all citizens concerned. 'in
in the coming struggle for newer "Unmindful
greatest man she ever produced Cantor in Florida to come and set
tested, substantial value.
Aired-
, For ourselves (to keep out of an- cans
will be the Russians,
the
lother European conflict) Ameri- can and the Jews.
that they guard themselves against as master-of-ceremonies. A week
no answer . . . Eddie
•
I n co s must sacrifice dollars—or ,
Mr. Radin goes on to say that hating life and fleeing to the des- passed . . .
eventually they will have to silo' the realistic and destructive ro- ert simply because all their spring- evidently forgot the invitation ...
time
dreams
did
not
mature,
the
the
eminent
Rabbi
dispatched the ,
manticism of the Third Reich be-
Germans became embittered. In- following reminder: "When a Rab-
tokens the end of a system. "Such
should
answer!"
and
bi
calls
a
Cantor
Purity Assembly, Rainbow putrefaction is always the har- stead of hating life, however,
binger of the imminence of di-=o- fleeing to the desert, they did • • .
t. or Girls.
Cheerio!
There is not a single one something more stultifying and in-
Rehearsals are in full swing for .11ution.
the play "The Family," under the' of its injunctions and precepts finitely more dangerous for them-I
direction of Sidney J. Winer. This that is not palpably and ludic- selves: they stayed in the very
midst of life and enclosed them- I been greatly influenced by for.1
play will be • feature of the eve- rowdy wrong. There never wits
Featuring Don Gonzalez and His Orchestra
guaruteed used cars for sale.
selves in • tight-fitting armor of j eign thought and culture, that it
Ws have a ' Autism of
fling's entertainment of the Moth- an Aryan race; the Germans are
of Car la Trade
Nordic; the steel—in an adolescent dream.' is then they have come into their
extent,
Accept
Amy
Make
Daughter
banquet,
which
not,
to
any
We Will
er and
clothed in the verbal panoply of own and made unique and signifl-
will be given by Purity Rainbow old system of law in which they
a scientific approach . . . But cant contributions to culture, and
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surely they might have recog- that they fall into senescence and
appreciable
East
of
City
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Temple on Tuesday, May 1. code wu not to any
degree Germanic; the small bust- nized by this time that the great ' crudity as soon as they retire to
Open Sundays
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