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MEYETBOYFIEWiSH (ARON lasE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
STAGE A N D SCREEN
i He
Gen. Guido Luizzads
Turin Jewish Com munity
Plea for Fund for
Staysky's Defense ,
ROME. (JTA I — General Guido Midnight Performance for Olsen Seta Attendance • •
Jacob de Haas, co-chairman of
!Masi. famous Italo..lewish
"The Drunkard" This
Record for Westwood the national Staysky Defense
tary commander of the Turin gar -
Saturday
Committee, 50 Morningside Drive,
A record that probably will New York City, in a plea ad-
general of the Italian army, was
The
Drunkard," P. T. Bar-
elected president of the Turin nom's old temperance melodrama I stand for some time, unless he deresed to The Detroit Jewish
succeeds
in beating it, was hung Chronicle, urges immediate con-
Jewish community. General Luiz. now in its third week at the Play-
ti is prominent in the Italian Fas. era Theater, 3321 Jefferson Ave. up by George Olsen and his or tributions to aid in the defense of
special
mid-'chests,
who
are appearing for an the accused in the murder of Dr.
cist party
east, will be given a
.
night performance this Saturday, I Indefinite engagement at West- Chaim Alrosoroff. Mr. De Haas
wood Garden. For six perfor- states that he is being bombarded
Right
The Teetotalers, sponsors of the manees, the attendance was just
by cables from Rabbi Kook and
"What is your ocupationr
Detroit revival, announced that
"Mine iv not an occupation; it's the Saturday midnight show will under 20,000, a figure never be- others for immediate funds.
• • •
e pursuit.'
Ibe substituted for the usual Sun- fore appriached locally by a sim-
A bill collector, perhaps?", day evening performance, which ilar organization as far as avail- SOLICITATION MADE
I able
able statistics reveal.
BY LOCAL COMMITTEE
•will be discontinued.
The first
The Justice-for-Staysky Com-
Saturday show will start sharply
mittee net at the Shaarey Zedek
CENTER
THEATER
! at 8 :45 p. m., the regular hour.'
Thursday
evening, July 5, under
—
' Doors, will be thrown open to the
fight
The world
Max championship
Baer and Primo
Ca is - the chairmanship of Robert Mar-
r audience promptly at m id-
second
oo•
wil.
Among the organizations
h
i
h
= This picture I. .Itreenz-
i night. Beer and pretzels will be oars wor
••
served gratis, as is the Teetotalers, now playing round by round at the which have recently joined this
aro mended" to the Detroit
(Named of latindle Orono-
ono
INN
custom,
at
both
performances.
Center
Theater
committee
are
the
Berditshever
W
o
odvvard
arid
the
Oat lioa.
Boulevard. An ' added feature is Verein, represented by Jack Lit-
7:1 ' Reservations for tables, seating
M
up
to
eight
persons,
may
be
made
;
"Mandalay,"
with
Kay
Francis
and
zky;
Kobliner
Family' Investment
ws
"
'1711
, Ricardo Cortez.
Association, by Mrs. Prvin; Loin-
in
in
at the box office. ; Cars are parked free for patrons zee Aid Society, by D. Silverstein;
' at the (enter Theat er w hil e you di
0111,
I di
es ' Auxili of
a r y Y hivath
vs
FISHER THEATER
enjoy the comfort of home and good ; Beth Yehuda, by Mrs. Rothen-
LEW AYRES
•
The Irish rebellion forms the ,
pictures. The theater makes its Berg, and the Jewish Women's
ALICE FAYE
setting of "The Key," at the ' own weather by refrigeration. European Welfare Organiiation,
Fisher, with William Powell and
Marrs Orrin, }nod. MIIrlo•
A new type of "unsung hero" by Mrs. Silverstein.
ell. and dark Ountot-
; Colin Clive as brother British •of- comes to the screen in the Spencer
The committee is bending all
Illholou• Stage :short—
' Seers and Edna Best, making her Tracy-Jack Oakie starring vehicle, its efforts towards raising a fund
Billy House
debut in American pictures, as the "Looking for Trouble," produced by which will enable Abraham Stay-
lonaIuble and losable
• woman they both love. Miss Beat
Joseph M. Schenck and Darryl F. sky, recently convicted for the
Maria Gambarelli
B is a distinguished stage actress, Zanuck's 20th Century Picture., murder of Dr. Arlosoroff in Pal-
Queen of the Inuit
: the wife of Herbert Marshall, and which opens at the Center Theater
Joe & Pete Michon
satins, to appeal to a higher court.
in her first camera appearance has July It.
Prothro. of Humply
l ietgr an
r i m , ownasntirt eteceeiveind from
•
Damply
al an emotional role of high content.
This Is a story about "trouble the A central
▪
Frank Connors
! Suppression of the rioting Irish, shooters"—the emergency men of York stating that funds are nee-
tot
Tenor
the sniping tactics of both fag- the telephone company, whose risk essary at once, and accordingly
= 3 • Randall. Girls • 3
' Lions and the difficulty of accom- it is to clear the wires in times of the local committee transmitted
Charming Dancer.
▪
i plishing much because of over. danger and catastrophe.
Pio Sam Jack Kaufman
$100. The committee has provid-
Thr Mull SIne•Mo
zealous sympathizers and racial
ed all those who are working in
Randelle Ensemble
••••
MICHIGAN THEATER
latubbornness, supply the drama.
At
the
Michigan
is
being
shown
the
cause with proper credentials,
Domino hellattl•
NOM.
1
Stamboul Quest", an espionage and it asks Detroit Jews to do
Fox Odchestra
UNITED ARTISTS THEATER
Melorlir Mr 44444 Oro
yarn with a World War back- their share. Those desiring can
Thleks of the beauty salon ex- ground in which Myrna Loy mail their contributions to the
perts are revealed in "Kiss and
is:treasurer, M. H. Backheim, 1113
Make Up," at United Artists. Cary starred in a Meta Hari character. Majestic Bldg.
Grant plays the handsome doctor, Following out that famed spy's'
AS GRAHAM McNAMEE
Since the last report in The
head of a fashionable establish- real life experiences, the girl Chronicle, the following contribu-
WOULD SHOUT!
ment to which come the unbeau- played by Miss Loy falls in love, tions have been received: $6 each
"Don't buy an Automobile
, tiful to be made over into modern thereby ending her usefulness as from Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Rob-
until you've seen the 1934 ,
Venuses. Genevieve Tobin, Helen an agent of her country. George ert Marwil, I. Shetzer, Detroit La-
Mack, Edward Everett Horton Brent plays the lover, Lionel At- dies' Aid, Kobliner Family Invest-
' and the whoje flock of 1934 Warn- will the secret intelligence chief, ment Association, Zviller Ladies'
' pas baby stars are in the pcture, C. Henry Gordon, a Turkish com- Aid; ;5.35 collected by Mrs. Zall-
which is set in Paris and at a mander, and a large cast is em- man; $2 each from D. Schuff and
—CARL SCHILLER.
smart watering place on the Riv- ployed in important parts. The ac- Mrs. Holtzman; $1 each from H.
"And when you buy that
tion takes place prinicipally in
iera.
Chevrolet from me you gat
Marwil, Mrs. M. Katz, Mrs. Roth-
Constantinople.
the kind of personal service
enberg, Morris Sklar, Louis Simon
HOLLYWOOD
THEATER
Tito Guizor, radio tenor; Fred
that means constant and
and Max Sillier.
Starting with a special midnight Sanborn and several other acts
uninterrupted pleasure and
comprise
the
stage
show.
pre-showing on Saturday, July 14,
satisfaction."
"Viva Villa" comes to the Holly-
wood Theater on a double-feature
FOX THEATER
program to remain through Wed-
Alice Faye is the girl who finds
Sales Manager
nesday night. '.The Crime of He- out how the lads of the fighting
len Stanley," a thrilling mystery- ships act when off duty in "She
drama from Columba studies, has Learned About Sailors," now at Entering its eighth year of ac-
the Fox. Lew Ayres is the gob tivities, Camp Avrunin has ushered
Ralph Bellamy and Shirley Grey
in an. excellent program of ac-
as its stars, and will prove a highly •ho causes her all the heart havoc,
LINWOOOD at DAVISON
entertaining contrast to the smash- and Jack Durant and Frank Mit- tivities.
TO. 6.9796
An outstanding feature of the
ing action in "Viva Villa!"
shell, the latter a pair of vaude- camp is the music department, di-
ville comedians, in their his
first
pie-
raged
by Mrs. Rose Rubenstein of
sailor
tore experience, Detroit. Not only does Mrs. Ru-
pals. Miss Faye is the radio singer, benstein conduct classes in piano
attached to Rudy Vallee's orches- and music appreciation, but her
tra, whose successful appearance work with the little children is es-
in George White's "Scandals" in pecially commendable.
THE BEST MATERIAL USED
picture form brought her the pre-
The Camp, ideally located on the
LOWEST PRICES CHARGED
sent opportunity.
lively waters of Big Wolf Lake,
Billy House, comedian, of radio near Jackson, Mich., is under the
S
finite, and Maria Garnharelli, bal. vxperienced supervision of Mire. C.
lerina with Rosy, headline the Avrunin, founder and proprietor.
Work is Guaranteed — Estimates Free
vaudeville. Louis Lieblich, formerly of Ohio
9840 Linwood
Euclid 1.0114
—
State University, and Miss Esther
White Star Bottling Works Rien, of Western Reserve Univer-
city,
both highly trained in camp
Appointed Distributors
work and the handling of childen,
of Blatz Beer
direct the activities of the camp.
Miss Marian Comstock, previously
Announcement is made by the i t h Merrill - Palmer Nursing
Blatz Brewery Co. of Milwaukee School, is in charge of the nursery,
that they have appointed the which includes children up to the
,
White Star Bottling Work of age of 5. bliss Comstock is ably as-
4421 Beaubien St. as Blatz dim- sisted by Misses l'hyllis Sachs and
, tributors for Wayne, Oakland Friedel Mundstock, both of Wayne
and St. Clair Counties, which em- University, and Miss Alice Beesley.
brace Detroit and all surrounding
Counselors in charge of the older
cities.
children include: Miss Dorothy
In considering a distributor for Rieman, Chicago University; Miss
this territory, this famous brew- Sylvia Millen, Wayne University;
ery was desirous of selecting a Miss Sarah Holland, University of
Stroh's Bohemian Beer tops the list for flavor
bliss Violet Weiss;
well established firm whose de- Michigan;
State
Normal
School;
pendability was unquestioned. The Michigan
Miss Frances
Rubin,
Wayne
Uni-
—for quality—for purity—for digestibility. That
White Star Bottling Works, with versity; Mrs. 11. Landsman, Co-
a record of 20 years of serving lumbia; Miss Mollie Gorowsky,
Is why Stroh's always has been so overwhelm-
Detroiters satisfactorily, was final-
ingly popular. Reason: Stroh's is the only
Win. Whitehorn
ly chosen because of its fine repo. 1,Vilvne;
Daniel Rubinstein,
Wayne; Wayne;
Joseph
tation and excellent service facili-
American Beer that is Fire Brewed as are the
florowsky, Wayne; Sidni;l' Moyer,
ties. .
Charles Neuman, the genial pro- University of Michigan.
most celebrated European Beers.
Journalism activities are direct-
prietor
the
White
Star, is
pleased of
with
this
association
lw- of by Victor Elconin, Ohio State
FOR SALE RV
DEALERS
cause it gives him an opportunity University. Dr. Joseph Oppen.
to provide his large clientele with helm, physician, Providence Ilospi-
the finest and best tasting beers tat. and Mrs. IL Barr. Nurse, are
available. Ile said: "Our policy in constant attendance,
has always been to serve our cos-
tomers quality products, We have
been able to build and maintain Festival at Camp Nahelu
This Sunday
our reputation by strictly ailher-
ing to this policy and now that
--
Sunday, .luly 1 i, Camp Nahelu
we are able to provide our patrons
with this famous brew it enables will present its annual mid-summer
us to offer a complete service. I festival. The chief feature this
a pageant, "The Trail
don't hesitate to urge my friends year will
that if they want to taste a beer of the Winds." It is a tale of
that is delightfully different and the tinier of King Solomon. For
invigorating to try Blatz Old Bei- this production settings depicting
delberg brew-dated beer. It is the rich imagery and splendor of
guaranteed to be older than six Solomon's Court are being pre-
months. I also recommend their Pared. The cast of 100 campers,
all of whom are busily engaged
Black Beer and Private Stock this with in rehearsing parts, mac-
Beer."
The White Star Bottling Works tiring dances and preparing stage
settings
and other paraphernalia
is in a position to supply any de- for
the production.
mand and to render quick, e ffi-
All parents are invited to the
dent
call of
to their
Columbia
2619 service.
will start A one
delis- performance which will begin at :I
ery trucks on the way. They Man p . m Sunday, July 15.
THE GOLDBERGS HERE NEXT WEEK
. . ...
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Famous Radio Family Comes to Michigan Theater for
Week's Stay, Beginning on Friday, July 20
MYRNA
LOY
GENEVIEVE TOBIN
ED. EV. HORTON
HELEN MACK
with GEORGE BRENT
"KISS & MAKE UP"
—On Mato-
Excellent Program
At Camp Avrunin
LINWOOD
CHEVROLET CO.
41111,/, Awnings Made to Order
RR Tent and Awning Co.
TOPS THE LIST
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CHOICEST
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"THE KEY"
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Colin (i,e
Unser Camp—Happy
Youth's Playground
THE GOLDBERG FAMILY
CLASSIFIED
Lappin Candidate
For Legislature
CASS LAKE—Room and board at
A. C. Lappin, well known De-
Ishpeming Inn, Willow Beach
and Park Drive. All city con- troit attorney and leader, one-
veniences. Reasonable. Strictly' time director of Keren Hayesod
drives here, has announced his
Kosher. Mrs. Wilensky.
candidacy for the nomination for
THE MIRIAM JOSEPHINE
CLUB, 6126 Kimbark Ave., Chi-
cago, Ill., desires to rent rooms
for World's Fair visitors at most
reasonable rates. Splendid trans-
portation. Phone Midway 9271.
YOUR SHOES. Too long? Too
short? Too wide? Too nar-
row? We can make them over
up to two sizes larger. We
guarantee perfect fit. Over 30
years' experience. M. KANER
SHOE REPAIR, 127 E. Grand
River, 12916 E. Jefferson.
WANTED—Girl for stenographic
and office work. State qualifi-
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sired. Address Box 100, De-
troit Jewish Chronicle.
FOR RENT—Large, airy bedroom
in modern home. Stall shower.
No children. Near I.inwood
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Sats awe Os toed last MAIM
DANCE 'TIL DAWN
In 1929, a group of members of
r516B•YAIMIBY
the Detroit branch of Jewish Na-
1"..13*FARV
""--
tional Workers Alliance estab-
'°"*"."
lished a camp for Jewish boys and
girls near Detroit as a co-opera-
tive enterprise and as a means of NEW TIVOLI PLANTS
strengthening the cultural bond
TRIPLE PRODUCTION
with the new generation of Jews.
Unser Camp soon was a reality.
Splendid Added Facilitie s Ready
Located in the most beautiful sec-
Early in August
tion of Washtenaw County, among
hills and on a lake, the camp is a
Scenes of activity which are
veritable home for happy child-
mighty good to look upon greet
hood.
the visitor at the Tivoli brewing
Bc inning in the early morning, plants, which are stretched along
the histle calls the youthful two blocks of Mack Ave., at Cad-
campe s to their nuirning exercise. illac Blvd.
Aftef the morning meal there is
The demand for Tivoli beer is
an hour of class work, but this now taking every bottle of the
also is conducted outdoors under daily production of 10,500 cases,
the trees. Pupils gather in cir- and indicates that it will immedi-
cles to discuss subjects varying ately absorb the triple volume
with the age of the participants. which will follow when the new
I Then follows an hour of sports— plants, now under way, are in
baseball, volley ball, basketball, operation.
each to his or her choice. Swim-
At the rate the workmen are
ming follows. Lunch, and then an pushing the projects, it looks as
afternoon equally devoted to all if they should be finished within
the recreational joys.
a week, but executives say that
Saturday evenings, all the camp it will be some time in August
community, old and young, meet before they will be able to make
at the camp fire, on the highest use of the new buildings and facil-
I hill, and all join in song led by ities.
Cbaver Alterman, teacher of Jew-
An insistent demand for greater
, ish folk, music at the camp.
quantities of the famous Tivoli
Sundays the camp receives the beer made the increase in facili-
visit of a hundred or more eager ties imperative and immediately
parents.
necessary. No time is being lost
All of the members feel a per- in the building and equipping.
sonal pride in the camp. They The most impressive of the new
' meet you on Sundays with the structures is the eight-story brew
questions spoken in a voice filled house. This is built in the indus-
with pride, "Nu, what do you trial sky-scraper style. Next in
think of Unser Camp?"
importance is the new five-story
It was a long struggle to ac- building which will be used for
quire this 120 acre farm, to build "fermenting cellars."
accommodations for more than
Due to the demand for Tivoli
150 children, to construct a hotel bottled beer, Tivoli has concen-
for 40 adult guests, to bring elec- trated all of its production on this
tricity, water and power to lighten line, dropping draft beer entirely,
the difficulties of camp life. A and is using in their advertising
dock had to be constructed, a the slogan, "The nation's only ex-
beach cleared, and many improve- clusive bottle beer brewery."
ments provided. But all that is Beer is now largely sold for use
in the past. Lately a new group in homes by the bottle, due to the
of members, aided by the national new method of sale through gro.
organization, has begun the fur- cery stores. A recent survey has
ther construction of additional shown that more than half of the
facilities.
beer sold is purchased from gro-
Unser Camp is deserving of a cery stores, and about half of
visit by every Jew in Detroit. Last these grocery sales are in case
Sunday a bus-filled contingent lots. The value of a quality beer
from Toledo came to enjoya day as a profit item for the grocer
at the camp—the Toledo branch cannot be over-emphasized.
of the Jewish National Workers'
Alliance, and this Sunday, the
Wizard Doors
Arlosoroff branch from Detroit
Radio-controlled garage doors,
expects nearly 300 visitors at the operated by turning a switch on the
camp,
instrument panel of an automobile,
Reservations by prospective were demonstrated at the Century
campers are still available by of Progress Exposition.
calling Mr. Plafkin, Townsend
6 - 6355.
Deep Piles
A. C. LAPPIN
GENTLEMAN desires furnished
'State
Representative,
on the Re-
room with private bathroom.
t.
Write Box 75, Detroit Jewish pu
a broad
Chronicle.
program of governmental reforms
KIMBALL ARTIST GRAND— and stresses a desire to strength
Piles for the new Mississippi
Used this spring for recitals by the Michigan statute relative to
The man who bought lemons on River bridge at New Orleans
Detroit Conservatory faculty. the settlement of civil casea by
Reduced $400. Shows no signs arbitration rather than by judi- , the stock exchange is now. selling reached the world's record depth
apples on the curb. of 185 feet.
of usage, W. W. Kimball Co. cial determination.
Factory Branch, 15 E. Grand''
The principal amendment he
River, Opposite J. L. Hudson.
suggests would make irrevocable
an agreement to arbitrate any
A REFINED,• intelligent woman dispute between the parties to the
would be interested in corre- instrument arising in the future,
Downtown
sponding with a middle-aged
Mr. Lappin for 10 years has
Matti OT,
gentleman of fine character been a 'consistent advocate of ar-
We kdays 2:30 P.M.
• • •
and education in either busi- bitration. Ile has organized arbi-
EXCEPT
ness or profession. Matrimonial tration tribunals, including the one
►02 Lsfsretts Bide. •
Sat, & Holidays 2:15
SUNDAY
purposes. Write Box 35, De- still employed by the Detroit
• •
troit Jewish Chronicle.
CO.,,,
Board of Commerce, and has lec-
11560
Daily Daub , * oh First tad Wend OM.
TWO PASSENGERS WANTED tured and written much on the
to accompany on trip to South subject.
The
list
of
other
reforms
he
Haven this Sunday, July 15.
favors include a county reorgani-
Call Townsend 7.8467.
zation and reduction in the site
WANTED—Room, by young pro- of the Legislature, longer terms
fessional man. Box 97, Detroit' and better pay for public officials,
the softening of partisanship in
Jewish Chronicle.
politics, uniform traffic laws
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aged woman. Meals optional. to pay, a stepping up of interest
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of the whole problem of crime
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ANNUAL BELLEFAIRE
MEETING JULY 21, 22
YOUNG LADY would like trans - ,
portation to New York, to
A family birthday party on Sat-
handle a full line of soft drinks,
Refer- urday evening, July 21, will be a
leave July 21 or .22.
including pop, ginger ale and SOCIALIST PICNIC SUNDAY
ences exchanged. Call Ruth feature of the two-day program
seltzer water.
The Socialist Party of Wayne
Bachrach, Temple 1-8283, eve- scheduled for the annual meeting
County will hold a picnic at Luna
nings.
of Bellefaire, the Cleveland Jew-
Work Progressing on Ek - Park next Sunday, July 15. Lunt
ish Orphan Home, on July 21 and
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
M-97 or Groesbeck Highway
hardt & Becker Brewery
22.
room in a private home, for a
The complete renovation and Park is situated at 13 Mile Road
Trustees, directors, local repre-
lady or gentleman. Near car
modernization of the present plant and Reed Highway also known as
sentatives and their families, as
line or bus. Fradkin, 3737 Hum-1
of the Ekhardt and Becker Brew- Karl Pauli, veteran Socialist or-
well as Bellefaire children who
phrey, near Dexter.
ing Co., at Orleans and Winder iranizer of the Middle West, now
have had birthdays during the
Sts., is near the final stages, and state organizer for Ohio, will be
month, are to be the guests at
steel erection work on the new the featured speaker of the after.
dinner in the various cottages, in
seven story 204i.000 barrel capacity noon. Arthur E. Larsen, Social-
celebration of the 66th anniver-
stock cellar addition was started ist nominee for governor, and
sary of the founding of the Home.
this wed( by the Whitehead and John Monarch, nominee for
Following this, 70 children will
Kale. Co. of Detroit. United States senator, will also
present an operetta entitled "Let's
MUNICH.
(T.
I.
S.1—All
ele-
,
Coincidental with the erection of address the meeting. There will
Be Happy," to which the public is
the steel the 11. A. Jarman Corn- be dancing. baseball, races and ments of satyre and grim humor
are contained in the recent attack', invited.
pary of Detroit is installing steel singing. The public is invited.
This anniversary marks the end
of a band of uniformed Nazis on I
eass lined tanks and cypress fer-
• young Britisher in Munich. They of • five-year residence at Belle-
menting tanks to be used in aging
faire, the new cottage home. The
will
undoubtedly
cause
grave
re-
Ors huge capacity of beer possible
Speakers at Camp Nahelu
flections in the minds of many ' institution has cared for more
in the completed plant.
than 4,000 dependent and or-
The Stchlangen Brewery Con.
Mo.. Emery Monash, instructor Fascist sympathizers in Great
phaned children of the Middle
'tuition Company of Detroit has of music at the Merrill-Palmer Britain.
.
West since its founding in 1868.
The
young
visitor,
whose
name
a contract for all cellar and rack- School, was the Friday evening
Officers are Fred Lazarus, Jr.,
mg equipment. All of the founds- guest speaker at Camp Nahelu, is given only as Cecil, was sav-
Columbus,
president; Adolph Fin-
Yen wrrk and the 20 foot addition June 29. She delivered an enter- agely attacked in a beer garden.
to the brew house static has been taming talk on the subtect "The Only the interference of the po- sterwald of Detroit, vice-presi-
mpleted. Contracts have been let Importance of Being Observant." lice saved him from serious in- dent; Alfred A. Benesch of Cleve-
f.ir painting the entire plant to the. An interesting discussion by the juries by Nazi hands. Cecil, it is land, treasurer, general fond;
I. Gilliam Painting Co. of Detroit. 'campers followed.
reported, belongs to • British Max F. Meisel of Cleveland. treas-
According to August H. Ekhardt,
Charles Feinberg, leader of the Fascist organization. He came to'' urer, sinking fund; E. B. Diamond
president of the Ekhardt and Beck. Jewish Boy Scout Troops in Michi- Germany for the explicit purpose a Cleveland, secretary; Samuel
i er Brewing Co.. the plant will be gin, will be the guest speaker Fri. of studying the Nazi-Fascist doe.' Gross of Cleveland, chairman lo-
ady to brew its first beer in the rise. July 123. He will talk en trines and their practical applies- 1 cal board. Michael Sharlitt is
!att• r part of September.
superintendent of the home.
"Various Phases of Camp Life." ,tion in Germany.
British Fascist
Gets Acquainted
With Nazi Fists
W ssy Or.
—Toro—
0.,
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One of the outstanding hits of, ters are Jake Goldberg, a presser
radio is "The Rise of the Gold- in a dress-making establishment;
bergs," which, although its theme his wife, Mollie, who is revealed
has nothing to do with religion or as the real brains of the family;
racial prejudice, has been called Sammy, the son and a violin stu-
the "Abie'a Irish Rose" of the dent, and Rosie, the daughter,
air. The similarity of the two is who plays the piano.
attributed to the Jewish charac-
Jake starts up the ladder of
ters and the widespread popularity success on $200 which Mollie has
of both.
painstakingly saved; the family
"The Rise of the Goldbergs" prospers and moves from the East
comes in person to the Michigan Side to the Bronx. Park Avenue
Theater July 20.
is the ultimate goal of the Gold-
The rise of "The Rise of the bergs.
Goldbergs" may be credited to
l i The role of Jake Goldberg is
Gertrude Berg, who plays the part taken by James R. Waters, noted
of Mollie Goldberg, the mother,1 for his Jewish interpretations; the
and who is also the authoress of 'Goldberg children are Alfred Corn
the sketches.
and Rosalyn Silber; and Mrs. Berg
The opening episodes of the plays the part of Mollie. The
series were laid on Hester Street, presentation is produced and di-
thoroughfare of pushcarts in the' rected by C. E. Menser, NBC pro-
heart of the Ghetto. The charac- ' duction man.
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