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AVENUE • CINCINNATI SO, OHIO

PAGE NINE

PEDentorra/Ewun PI HON ICU

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

ALTMAN ASKS SUPPORT ROSENWALD POST'S
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
FOR L. A. S. BAZAAR

IZ O N

In his address over his Jewish
Radio Hour last Sunday, Hyman
Altman urged the community to
support the annual bazaar of the
Detroit Auxiliary of the Los An-
geles Sanatorium, to be held at
the B'nai Moshe for a period of
10 days, beginning with Dec. 1.
Mr. Altman urged a unified ef-
fort in behalf of the Los Angeles
Sanatorium, and deplored the ex-
istence of some divisions in the
ranks.
Speaking in behalf of County
Clerk Elmer O'Hara, Mr. Altman
thanked the Jewish voters for
giving Mr. O'Hara such splendid
support at the last election.
This Sunday's hour, broadcast
from 12 noon to 1:30 p. m. over
Station WMBC, will mark the end
of the fifth year of Mr. Altman's
broadcasts in behalf of many
charitable enterprises as well as
business houses.
Mr. Altman will celebrate his
anniversary with a special broad-
cast on Sunday, Dec. 2, when a
number of leaders will speak. His
business hour will be postponed
to Monday evening, Dec. 3.

Otte of the Most Unusual
-we. Pictures That Haa Ever
= Come to the Screen!

"THE
WHITE
PARADE"

tanning

tons•ma

YOUNG

JOHN

BOLES

Delightful In its Romance!
(011 , 1dust in ii. Suspense:
Hilarious in Its Comedy!

E

A Delightful All-Slur
Fs:
Stage he
"'
"-
Z.
Pe HIRAI'S CUBAN RUMBA
CARIOCA ORCII/IsTRA
MEDLEY' S DUPREY
=
.... A11111111 PETLEI a CO.
..
GAY HAVANA NIGHT14
= A Dame Spectacle with the
=
Curbs Torney Girls
FRANK CONNORS
=
.q. KAUFMAN and his Music
...

a

ARABIAN ROOM

TONIGHT
SAT. & SUN.

HOTEL TULL-ER=1=T; ...?..NII:Ircedn,

Karl Spaeth's Smooth, Sweet Orchestra

and Another Brilliant Array of Star Entertainers

Noll & Lorraine

Dancers Do Luse

4 Musical Notes

AMATO

I Enrol/ran Novelty Act I

harmony at Hs Best

SEVILLE AND FREEMAN—CLEVER MUSICIANS
3 SHOWS NIGHTLY

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DIRNER

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Delicious Cocktail:,
25c — 30c — 35a

Social Meeeting to Be Held Neat
Wednesday Evening

Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218
of the American Legion an-
nounces the continuation of its
campaign for members. All Jew-
ish veterans of the World War
are eligible to join.
At the Jest meeting, 10 new
members were accepted.
M. Waterstone, chairman of
the membership committee, stated
this week;
"There is no reason why every
ex-soldier should not avail him-
self of this opportunity to join
the Rosenwald Post. It is a Jew-
ish post for Jewish veterans, an
organization which should become
an important factor in Detroit
Jewish community affairs.
"l'lans are being made whereby
every charitable institution will
gain from the fruits of our la-
bors. Any ex-service man who is
out of work will be helped. Sick
or deceased veterans' families will
also be provided for. These are
just a few of the many things
Julius Rosenwald Post stands for
and will do, with the aid of all
Jewish veterans. No one should
stay away. Every ex-service man
should be a Legionnaire. ' The
dues are very small. Besides, we
have many parties, social meet-
ings with prominent speakers and
entertainers. Such an 'affair will
be held at Jericho Temple, Joy
Road and Linwood, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 28, at 8:30 p. m.
All Jewish veterans are welcome."

NO-COVER
ANYTIME

TEMPLE II/111:31

NORMAN THOMAS rtityr„'"=• '-
DR. HARRY GIDEONSE

IN DEBATE

"SOCIALISM VS. CAPITALISM"

1

YIDDISH FOLKS VEREIN
DANCE SUNDAY, NOV. 25

Proceeds to Be Used for blunter-
ors of the Society's Charitable
Efforts

The numerous charitable and
community efforts of the Yiddish
Folks Verein will be supplemented
by the proceeds to be derived
from the 23rd anniversary dance
of the society to be held on Sun-
day evening, Nov. 25, at the Fort
PERFORCES
M AN
Wayne Hotel, Cass and Temple.
Decembe r 3 -4-5 AUDITORIUM
Samuel Horowitz, general man-
ager
of the dance committee, '
Direct from Triumphs in Paris, London and New York
states that every important cause
has been helped with funds from
the society's treasury and that
the charitable work will be great-
ly increased with the dance pro-
reeds.
Assisting Mr. Horowitz are the
de MONTE CARLO
following officers and members of
Beauty!
Youth!
Glamour!
the society: Sam Klessmer, presi-
dent; Morris Schwartz, vice-pres-
I BOX OFFICE: GRINNELL'S
I
TE.2-7100
ident; Morris Segal, recording
secretary; Hyman Small, financial
Sam Gornbein, treas-
pa....... ■■ ......, ■ .000.1.10e....................3 secretary;
urer; Harry Levine, treasurer of
the
endowment
and old age funds;
d
Max Nusbaum, vice-chairman of
1 the dance committee; H. Yosko-
wits, hospitaler, and others.
rA
Del Delbridge's orchestra will
TRINITY 2.3488
12TH AT SEWARD
provide the music at the dance.
FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. 23
The Ladies' Auxiliary is assist-
SUNDAY, Matinee and Evening, NOV. 25
C ' ing with plans for the dance. This
auxiliary
originated the Detroit
g
AI
of the Los Angeles
g Auxiliary
r
Sanatorium.
g

November 27

Al f1:30

TEMPLE BETH EL

Woodward at Gladstone

COMING-4

MASONIC

AND SCREEN

"Tristan and Isolde" '
At Masonic Temple STAGE
On Friilay, Nov. 30 Lewisohn to Speak

In the forefront of music centers
in America which are combining
their orchestral and operatic forces
for the greater prestige of each,
Detroit will witness a performance
of Wagner's superb music-drama,
"Tristan and Isolde," Friday eve-
ning, Nov. 30, in the Masonic Tern-

Here Wednesday

Known on both sides of the At-
lantic as one of today's most dis-
tinguished novelties and critics,
Ludwig Lewisohn will come to the
Detroit Town Hall at the Fisher
Theater Wednesday Nov. 28, at
11 a. m., on his first American
lecture tour since 1924. His sub-
ject will be "The Present Crisis in
, Civilization."
For nearly a decade the author
of "Upstream", "Mid-Channel"
and "Expression in America" has
lived and traveled through Europe
and the Near East. He has just
returned to America to settle here
permanently, and he brings to the
Town Hall audience the fruits of
bis observations in a message of
vital interest.
In his lecture, Mr. Lewisohn
will discuss the present crisis—its
aymptona and its causes. In order
to understand why the crisis oc-
cessions the growth of new fans-
ticiams such as the Pagan revolt
of the neo-nationalists or the mil-
itant atheism of the Communists,
he believes that the fundamental
questions must be faced — and
answered—intelligently and fear-
lessly.
Except for his European visits,
Ludwig Lewisohn has lived his
life in America, where the im-
portance of his contribution to
American thought and letters is
widely recognized. Born in Ber-
lin, he was brought to Carolina
by his parents at the age of eight.
During his early years of author-
ship he served on the faculty of
several leading universities. In
1919, he joined the staff of The
Nation as dramatic editor, and la-
ter became associate editor.
Many of Lewisohn's books have
been translated into 15 languages
—"The Case of Mr. Crump,"
"The Island Within," "The Last
Days of Shylock" and "This
People." "An Altar in the Fields"
is another of his famous books.
Tickets for Mr. Lewisohn's lec-
ture may be had now at Grinnell's
or from Monday to Wednesday at
the Fisher Box Office.

RUSSIAN BALLET HERE
ON DEC. 3, 4 AND 5

Bringing the glamorous art of
the Russian Ballet to Detroit, Col.
W. de Basil's Ballet Russe de
Monte Carlo will come to the
Masonic Auditorium fur four per-
formances of dancing and panto-

Tickets

SUNDAY,
NCV. 25
8:30 P. M.

B`'Ffi"
Masonic Temple at Cherry
4285

STAR OF "THE ROMANCE OF A PEOPLE"

AVRUM MATTHEWS

d by WLADISLAW KOTYLO, 14-year-old Violinist.

A

Ticket.. 60e, 76e, 01.00, 111.50 Sad 52.60. Boa 13.41.: 35.50

FOIRTH SENSATIONAL. MEF:K

SALOME FILEN
Origins/
SHAWL DANCE A„,71,7';',71 World's Fair

11,..:1:jry„I

ADDED SPECIAL FEATURE

I

pie. This first production, spon-
sored by the Detroit Symphony So-
ciety and the Detroit Civic Opera,
will be directed by Ossip Gabrilo-
witach and promises to be one of
the most brilliant events this emin-
ent artist has ever given here.
Distinguished artists, steeped in
in the Wagnerian tradition, will be
presented in the leading roles. Elsa
Allen, the Isolde, was a leading
member of the successful Wagner-
ian Opera Company which toured
this country and played to a week's
engagement in Detroit a few sea-
sons back. She has also been heard
here in operatic arias from the
Wagner works as soloist with the
symphony. One of her outstanding
performances is in this title role
of Isolde.
Paul Althouse, who will be heard
in the tenor role of Tristan has
had a distinctive record as a Wag-
ner interpreter with the Philadel-
phia Civic Opera and the Chicago
Opera. Just recently he appeared
with the Cleveland Symphony in
the production of "The Valkyrie"
directed by Artur Rodzinski, win-
ning acclaim as Siegmund. His
handling of the exacting role of
Tristan is said to be equally im-
pressive.
Margaret Matzenauer, the popu-
lar Metropolitan contralto, cast as
Brangaene has long been a favor-
ite here as is also Fred Patton the
dependable baritone who will be
heard in the role of Kurvenal.
Special interest attaches to the
appearance of Chase Baromeo, the
former Detroiter, who has made
such an outstanding success with
the Chicago Civic Opera. This fin-
ished bass singer is said to give a
magnificent account of himself in
the role of King Marke.
The artists arrive in Detroit
this Sunday to begin rehearsals
with the local forces Monday. The
Civic Opera chorus, trained by
Thaddeus Wronski, will provide the
background for their admirable
work, talented local singers also
singing the minor parts in the
opera.

Josef Szigeti, Violinist, in
Ann Arbor Concert
on Dec. 3

Concert

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in a

of International Songs

Madame Etienne

presents her

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Detroit Symphony and Detroit Civic Opera Societies

PRESENT

IRINA BARONOVA

mine on Monday, Dec. 3, playing
evening performances on Dec. 3,
4 and 6 and a special matinee on
the last day.
The schedule of ballets includes
the sensational "Union Pacific",
the only Russian ballet ever de-
vised on an American subject,
"Les Sylphides" and "Le Beau
Danube" on the opening night;
"Aurora's Wedding'", "Botique
Fantasque" and "Prince Igor" on
Tuesday night; "Lea Sylphides",
"Aurora's Wedding", and "Le
Beau Danube" on Wednesday af-
ternoon and "Les Presages",
"Union Pacific" and "Le Beau
Danube" on Wednesday night.
The company is composed of 90
dancers and musicians and carries
three baggage cam of scenery,
6000 costumes and numberless
ballet slippers.
There are four leading prima-
ballerinas, Tamata Toumanova,
dusky Caucasian beauty, Irina
Baronova, famous for her fou-
ettes, T a t i a n a Riabouchinska,
graceful and dainty, and Alexan-
dra Danilova, exotic and petite.

'TRISTAN

and

ISOLDE I

Richard Wagner's Music Drama in Three Acts

Friday Eve. at 7:30 (7.1.onle

Auditorium )November

30th

OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH

Music Director

Detroit, Symphony Orchestra

Elsa Allen
Margaret Matzenauer
Chase Baromeo

11(KEIN NOW, AT (1111, ;;IpT8

Paul Althouse
Fred Patton
Civic Opera Chorus

AND GRINNELL'S

Phi Beta Epsilon Annual HALEVY DANCE DEC. 9
Dance Thanksgiving Night
The tenth Jubilee dance spon-

sored by the Detroit Ilalevy Slag-
Phi Beta Epsilon Fraternity will ing Society and scheduled as an
give its annual dance in the Grand event of Sunday evening, Dec. 9,
Joseph Sziggti, Hungarian vio-
Ballroom of the Book Cadillac at the Spanish Grill Room of Ilotel
linist, referred to as the "Con-
Hotel on Thanksgiving night, Nov. Fort Shelby and featuring Dave
queror of Three Continents". will
29. Mike Falk will bring an 11- Diamond's popular orchestra, is
be heard for the first time in Ann
piece orchestra to furnish the assured of 511eCess, Recording to
Arbor, when he makes his appear-
music, assisted by Marge Tolle, the advance sale of tickets.
ance in the Choral Union series,
who will render solos, the vocal
The dance committee Is headed
Monday evening, Dec. 3, in Hill
refrains.
by Dr. Leon Diskin and including
Auditorium.
Sol Kurtzman, president, ap- the Misses Rebecca Rappoport and
Unlike many great artists, Mr.
pointed the following members to Bertha Glasser as hostesses.
Szigeti has been unwilling to
their respective committees: Isa-
Tickets may be obtained from
make musical concessions and ne-
dore Leeman, general chairman; members or at rehearsals held regu-
ver includes in his programs, un- H. V. Kaltenborn Speaker at Marty Mendelson and Irving M- larly Monday evening in room 123
worthy music nor does he indulge
I mon, ticket committee; finances of Northern High School. Organ-
Cass Theater Town
in spectacular but unmusical
are handled by Bill Barriss and izations selling a certain number
tricks. He hen attained a dis-
Hall Friday
Abe Katz; publicity, Fred Harris of tickets will be granted a dis-
tinguished position as an artist of
and Myron Rosenthal; decoration count.
flawless performance. Distin-
In the meantime the choir is
committee, Howard Finsilver and
Hans
V.
Kaltenborn,
interna-
guished honors have conferred
Philip Berke; Irwin Goldman and working diligently on its musical
upon him by many foreign coun- tionally known editor, lecturer Jerry Goldman, in charge of spe- program for its tenth jubilee con-
and
broadcaster,
will
be
the
tries, France, Hungary and Japan.
cert. Rehearsals are conducted
arrangements.
For his Ann Arbor concert, speaker for the Detroit Town cial
Those Intending to attend are sectionally by Dan Frohman, as-
with Mikita de Magaloff, at the Hall, at the Cass Theater, on Nov. urged to call Isadore Leeman at elated by 5Inx Levy and Emma
30,
at
11
a.
m.
piano, he will play the following
During the past summer Mr. To. 7-8115 Ralph Gorelick at To. Lazaroff Scheyer, with Mr. Froh-
program:
man directing the choir In en-
sonata in A major. Op 100....Brahms Kaltenborn covered 16,000 miles 7.6339 for reservations. Tickets
Large Production, directed by M. Fishzon-3 Acts, Entire Cast I
Allegro amaldie
in Russia, Siberia, Austria and may also be procured from Mike semble.
A novel feature at rehearsals
Andante tranquillo—sly•re—and•nte
Falk,
420
Capitol
Theater
Bldg.,
Germany.
On
June
30
he
was
in
Pries.: Eve.---35e, 50c, 75c, $1.00, Plea Tea
' Allegretto erasion (quasi andante/
Germany during Adolph Ilitler's from any of the above mentioned was inaugurated last Monday eve-
Sonata in 0 minor, for violin alone
Matinee-25c, 35c, 60c, 75e, Plus Tax
ning, Nov. 19, when the quarter of
i
Eugene Team. "Blood Purge" and again in Aug- members, or at the door.
11923
(Dedicated In Mr. Ssigell
an hour from 8:45 to 9 p. m., pre-
ust he was also there to see Ger-
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 27—
Grave—Un porn grasloso-
ceding the regular rehearsals was
many during the plebiscite. With
Benefit for Beth Shmuel Synagogue
Finale con brio.
RELIABLE and domestic help.
spent in unison singing. The song
al
r.
No
4
Concerto In it
Laundresses, women for clean-
Nowt a small group of American en-
(Cadensas by Joachim)
which was introduced and which
gineers and business men, Mr. The service was condo:led and per- proved
ing, scrub women, housemaids.
Allegro
a surprise to the members
Andante cantata.
Kaltenborn toured various parts monettem presented by the pupli• of the was Solomon Golub's well known
By hour, day or week. All Na-
Ilondo Andantino grasium
prmeontlrmatIon
claw,
Of
Congregation
of Siberia making a special study Beth El's religious school on chlidren's "Nacht" or "Chalomes" as it is
tions Employment Bureau, Mad.
- Nixon" from "Dail Shem" suite Moen
Piece on forme d'Ilebaners Ravel of industrial developments, and night, Nov. 16. 'The History of a Lien
ison 2526.
sometimes titled.
Bagatelle In Roumanian popular
true ;story of the Protocols of the
later, after the assassination of —The of
Organizations requesting enter-
Zion, - was Itabbl David Cedar.
style
FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE-
ssrissio-asissu Chancellor Dollfuns, he was on Elder.
is heard once again o'er the din and bustle of night life
haurn sublect for the evening.
Etude In Thirds
tainers for concerts and other
Dance now, from ''Petroutichkse .
the Austrian front with Musso- ma girls and boy. participating In the events are reminded to abide by the
Limberlost Inn, Houghton Lake,
EASTERN STAR CAFE
— at the
Strawinsky
eervIres were: Phyllis Baker, Helen Lan-
lini's troops.
Mich., including 5 cottages, 10
The Eastern Star Cafe an-
d.. Phyllis Present• Shirley Federman, rule of two weeks notice prior to
Under the subject title "Cur- Arnold Branerlorfer, Mervin Pretrulmow the date of the event. Requests
boats and launch. Fine beach, nounces as an added feature
Seymour Silverman and Harold Wein.
rent
Events,"
Mr.
Kaltenborn
will
Madame
Etienne's
All
Star
Fol-
modern. Write Dr. A. S. Sturge,
made late will not be honored,
Brandeis Democratic Execu- tell of his studies of the condi- berg.
lies, with seven girls doing acro-
Houghton Lake, Mich.
tives
On Timed:ay, Nov. a the Ladle. Ald
tions
as
he
found
them.
By
unani-
batic, ballet and specialty num-
Society held It. monthly meeting at the
HISTORY OF AIRLINES
YOUR SIIOES. Too long? Too bers. Salome Eileen, shawl danc-
mous vote he was returned on home of Mrs. Ifm Kramer.
The Brandeis Democratic Ex- Town Hall program for the
short? Too wide? Too nar- er, is being held over for a
Michigan
State
rollege's
football
team
Usually dependable authrities,
row? We can make them over fourth week. Also featured is ecutives will hold their next meet- fourth time.
(Formerly M. D. L. Club)
Os. presented with the Mead Trophy by
up Ito two sizes larger. We Conchita, blues singer. Rex Ilan- ing Nov. 26 at 288 Rowena. Plans
ARM& Epsilon El Breetly after (hr including the Encyclopedia Bri-
632 LIVINGSTON ST. near St. Antoine
, Spartans victory over the University of tansies, differ widely on the rnat-'
guarantee perfect fit. Over 30 Ion acts as master of ceremonies will be discussed about the New
Detroit eleven on Saturday, Nov. 17. The ter of the first established airline,
United Detroit Theaters , man
Year's party. The executives plan
years' experience. M. KANER while directing his band.
i ct lie.pter
.
of Alpha Epsilon Pi then
An All-Star Brilliant Sepia Revue that Seethes
held
in 11:2 evening In the and many are in absolute dim-
SHOE REPAIR, 127 E. Grand
A special dinner will be served several lectures on social and pol-
Little
Theater ballroom of the !Tome greement.
PEP, RHYTHM AND MUSIC!
"College Rhythm" with Joe Pen-
River, 12916 E. Jefferson.
on Thanksgiving Day, with three ilitical economics. Several nation-
In seeking the first passenger
An All-Colored Bend Plays the Hottest Tunes for Dancing
floor shows, at 7:30, 10 p. m. and ally known speakers are being ner, Jack Oakie, Lyda Roberti, n';:roTalir:irkiiran,fss ,7 tram rho rte Den
Mary Brian and Lanny Ross in the sourosi club an'l XI chapter were en- who paid cash for a trip on an
HORSEBACK RIDING—Now is 12:30 a. m. Three shows are considered.
ions.
Phone Te. 2 9770 f
re,n
rt.12;n 4if
.rt e nr
warlA r.;11. at
airline operating on schedule,
leading roles is the screen hit at te
the ideal 'mason for riding. also offered on Saturday and Sun-
Treasure Hunt" every Sunday, day nights. Two shows are given Gifts to North End Clinic the Michigan Theater this week. the f By, entertainwl all Present Pennsylvania Airlines and Trans-
at • midnight supper .t the Mary Stew- port Company of Pittsburgh, has
Eddie Foy, Jr., and the Foy Fam- art
8 a. m. Moonlight rides. Special week days, 7:30 and 11:30 p. m.
Shop In East Laming.
Northwestern Branch of Hebrew Opera, "The Pion- low rates. MORNINGSIDE
ily appear on the stage topping a
uncovered conflicting claims which
North End Clinic has received bill that includes the Three X Elea Fayette Tann/whets has returned range the years from 1914 to
WING
ACADEMY,
5-Mile
Rd
eers," Opens Nov. 25
Pioneer Women's Club
the
following
contributions:
to her home In Detroit after a few day.
1926.
of radio fame, Les Ghezzis, went with Dr and Mrs. Josef Ronan.
at Morningside Drive, Ph miles WEBSTER HALL COCKTAIL
In honor of the 26th wedding Sisters
in a continental novelty, Pritchard,
The Aeronautical Chamber of
GRILL,
west of Middlebelt Rd. Phone
NEW YORK. (JTA)—The brat
of Dr. and Mrs. Hugo Goldie and Company in eccentric Mr and Mrs. Sylvan RaimPort of De - Commerce
The new Pioneer Womens Club,
A special floor show will be the anniversary
yearbook gives March
Farmington
344-F-31.
troit
were
in
the
ri:y
this
week
for
■
American
performance
of
"The
Freund, from Mr. and Mrs. Grover dances and the 16 Michigan Rock-
known as the Northwestern branch,
Ae
ur:. won
nco
cot. parent., Mr and 3, 1919 as the birth date of an
attraction
at
the
Webster
Hall
- has secured meeting quarters at Pioneers," Hebrew opera by Prof. FOR RENT — Comfortable fur- Cocktali Grill Saturday night C. Wolf.
ets
in
new
dance
routines.
airline
between
Vancouver and
For the social service relief fund:
the Young Israel building, Joy Jacob Weinberg, will take place
Greta Garbo in Somerset Maug-
nished room in apartment for when Santora and Polite, unusu- In honor of the 25th wedding an-
Mr and Mrs. Morris (Merman are en- Seattle, operated by W. E. Boe-
this Sunday in Mecca Temple.
Road at Linwood.
ham's "The Painted Veil," with tertaining at• lance rereptIon Sunday. ing. Another service, either in
one
or
two
girls,
by
adult
fem.
al
dance
team,
coming
from
the
niversary of Dr. and Mrs. Hugo
.20 at the PornmunllY renter in
Members derived inspiration Repetitions are scheduled for
ily. Modern. Good transpor- Congress Hotel in Chicago, open a A. Freund from Miss Margaret Herbert Marshall and George Nnv.
lehrs lion of their 25th wedding anni- 1919 or 1930 is given by the same
from the convention held recently Nov. 27 and 29.
Brent, is the new feature attrac- s, aaa y.
tation. Townsend 7-4676. 16 limited engagement, with several H. Franklin.
source, operating between Sea-
The opera is based on a story
tion
at
the
United
Artists
Thea-
in Chicago.
Moss Ave., near Woodward.
other rominent artists to aug-
A weekly contributions from the ter. Garbo plays her first modern
Mr and Mrs.
Haber spent • side and Portland, Oregon, carry-
The first event on the group's of Jewish immigrants who leave
Mg newspapers and passengers.
merit
the
regular
floor
show.
Mar-
screen role since "As You Desire •feewel:.hY/ArIn /l'aV lse
"Vintsi tinhne e0M Vet " e re ',
Poen
).
program is a Chanukah and first their homes in Eastern Europe FOR RENT — Nicely furnished ian Man, attractive dark-haired Busy Bee Bridge Club.
Aeromarine Flying Service
relic( administrator for the Stale
room in modern home, with torch singer, will also be featured LOS ANGELES TURF CLUB
Me" in this exotic romance laid fare
anniversary celebration to be held and journey to Palestine. In the
of Mich'san and was InWashinaton for operated between Florida and Ha-
private family. All conven- in the show, offering several new
against the mystic background of
in the new headquarters, Tuesday words of Prof. Weinberg, who is
f erynos relat Ivo. Is his work here. vana in 1924 and between De-
head
of
the
department
of
com-
the Orient.
iences. 3287 Elmhurst Ave.
evening, Dec. 4. An interesting
troit and Cleveland in 1925-26.
arrangements of popular song
A wave of enthusiasm and in-
Joan Blondell and Glenda Far-
program is being prepared for position at the New York College
Stout Air Service., later pur-
or Music, "they come to their old DRIVING new heated car to hits. Marian also is the featured terest is preceding the return of rell, two charming blondes who Detroit Lions Meet Green
that occasion.
chased by United Airlines, started •
Bay Packers Sunday
motherland from all parts of the
Florida about December 1 and soloist with Emerson Gill and his racing to Southern California on have caused explosions of laughter
scheduled service in 1926, and
The next two affairs on the pro- world and dedicate their lives to
orchestra
which
is
starting
its
10th
Christmas
Day
after
a
lapse
of
will return in about a month.
in many pictures, are again team-
gram are the bazaar and the lunch- its resurrection. "
The powerful line of the Green James E. Devoe and Bradley Bel-
Can accommodate two or three. record-breaking week at Webster some 25 years—particularly in that ed together in "Kansas City Prin-
have each claimed the honor
eon.
"The Pioneers" received first
References exchanged. Call Hall. Gill and his band are heard Santa Anita Park will take its cess" which is now showing at the ay Packers who meet the Detroit lard
The bazaar is to be held from prize at the international musical
place an the most magnificent rac- State Theater as part of the double L ions Sunday afternoon in the Uni- of buying the first ticket.
evenings, 7 to 9, University over WWJ.,..
The
question of who Is right,
Dec. 15 to 20, at Littman's People's competition staged by the Sesqui-
ersity
of
Detroit
Staduim,
enjoys
ing
plant-in
the
most
ideal
pictur-
feature
program
that
includes
2-1132.
Hall on 12th St.
esque s ing one could ima gine, " Happiness Ahead" with Dick Pow- a t least one noteworthy distinc- ththe Britannic', Florida newspa-
Centennial Association in P ila- .
THE CHOCOLATE BAR
pers
or
anyone of the other claim-
ion.
It
is
the
only
line
in
the
of
FOR
RENT
—
Neatly
furnished
outstanding
group
thatett
t
he
to
be
held
in
and
•
The luncheon Is
delphia in 1926 .
ell and Josephine Hutchinson.
a ur
ay night
National Football Logue which ants. will be laid before Eugene
room for one or two in home mien
opening
of another night Tortsmen and finenciers forming
February. The luncheon committee
Songs and dances of the Chat-
mi
Vidal,
chief
of the Bureau of Air
as
so
far
this
season
prevented
the
Los
Angeles
Turf
Club
gives
of
couple.
Congenial
surround-
t
representing the Northwestern utzim are faithfully reproduced,
th he Lions from crashing through to Commerce for
in Detroit, when Bill Walker assurance that the game will be Hebrew National School
his decision. When
ings. Reasonable. Must be seen club
branch includes Mrs. B. Kanet, the composer having traveled
opens
the
doors
of
the
Chocolate
a
Parents
Elect
Officers
he
has
named
the first line, the
touchdown.
staged
for
the
season,
lasting
until
to be appreciated. Edison Ave.,
3303 W. Grand Ave., Mrs. Annie about the country to gather them.
The scoring aces of the Lions— first "cash" passenger will be in-
Bar, formerly the NI D. L Club, Feb. 23, with all the eclat and
near Dexter. Euclid 4638-M.
Greenberg, Mrs. D. Ross, Mrs. R. Prof. Weinberg was born in
at
632
Livingstone,
near
St.
An-
A
meeting
of
parents
of
all
stu-
vited
for
•
comprehensive
flight
Dutch
Clark,
Glenn
Presnell,
Ernie
prestige
of
a
Belmont
Park.
Kossak, Mrs. D. Rightman, Mrs. Odessa, Russia, and was profes-
.
RENT—Comfortable, sunny tome.
The racing season, opening at it dent from the Hebrew National ;addel, Frank Christenson, Ace over present-day airlines, with
M. Festein. Information may be sor o f piano in the Odessa Imper- FOR
The
jovial
Bill
Walker
formerly
Gutowski
and
Father
Lumpkin-
Pennsylvania
Airlines
an
his
host.
room,
modern
home.
small
fam•
does
on
Christmas
Day
and
run-
I
School,
9341
Oakland,
was
held
on
obtained by calling Townsend ial Conservatory when the revolu-
have tallied touchdowns against He will end his journey in Wash-
ily. Convenient transportation. operated the Plantation Club, a " . )ing every afternoon with the ex-iNov. 13.
6-5020 or Euclid 8305-M.
tion forced him to quit the coun-
the same brilliant colored enter- ception of Sundays, will furnish : The following officers were t he New York Giant, Philadelphia ington where proper recognition
Gentleman
preferred.
Call
try. He went to Palestine.
tainment that has always been a an exciting preliminary to the elected: Louis Nosanchuk, presi- Eagles, Chicago Cardinals, Boston of his vision and progressive na-
Townsend 8-3535 •
part of his night clubs will be Tournament of Roses in Pasadena. dent; Sam Lieberaon, vice.presi- Redskins, Brooklyn Dodgers, Cin- ture will be accorded.
NURSE, hospital trained, desire featured at the Chocolate Bar. The committee has expressed inter- I dent; I. Freedman, secretary; trus- !c innati Reds and St. Louis Gun-
Contribution to the Jewish
position. Can take care o An all-colored band will supply eat and is co-operating with the ; tees, Jacob Bobran, Jacob V;elner, ners. Against the Packers' line Comes from Rangoon to
-
Jews
Lose
25
Seats
in
Lithu
Children's Home
. the best the power ful Lions' of-
. prosthetic cases. Excellent ma s- dancers with hot tunes, and an ' ' plans for Santa Anita Park in i Sam Shincopp.
ania Elections
Study at Yeshiva
muse, dietician. Takes any can e.
be
expressed their ap-1 fense could do sets advance the
sepia revue will form thel that it will provide another fine : Members
The Jewish Childrens Home
Reasonable. Townsend 6-252 4. background of a peppy and tat- attraction for the thousands of visi- l predation of the work of the prin.1 ball into position for • 54-yeard
KAUNAS. (JTA) — One hun-
wishes to acknowledge with thanks
NEW
YORK (JTA- — From
placement
kick
by
Glenn
Presnell.
tors
who
come
to
Southern
Cali-
'
cipal,
I.
A.
Lawton,
during
the
ented floor show. co
the receipt of the following dona- dred and ten Jews were elected WANTED — Profession* man t 0
i Presnell's feat, a record break- Burma, more than half way
fornia every year at that season. past year.
to office last week in the muni-
share or rent desirable offices. ARABIAN ROOM AT TULLERI The Santa Anita Handicap will The members voted to have a ing placement kick for the league. around the world, Elias Levi has
tions:
Dr. Levitt, Dexter Theater
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winkelman cipal elections held throughout
HOTEL
have an approximate value of Chanukah party and concert to be took place In October at Green Bay come to New York to study at
Bldg., 11614 Dexter Blvd.
of 56 Colorado Ave., in memory of Lithuania. This represents a net
The Arabian Room at the Tut - 1140,000 and take on an interns- , held on Tuesday evening, Dec. 4, when the Lions eked out a 3-0 win Yeshiva College. A resident of
loss
of
25
seats
as
compared
to
Rangoon,. he traveled by way of
Harry Rodin and Mrs. Herman
ler
Hotel
offers
in
its
floor
show
tional
aspect as the richest stake' at Congregation Beth Moses, 586 over the Packers.
the last municipal elections. Six ' MIDDLE - AGED LADY, alone, Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the world. Great turf celehrit. Owen.
China and the Pacific Coast, mak-
Lewis.
will rent room to one or two
ing contacts with Jewish commu-
EQUALITY CLUB
Miss Zelle Morris of 2454 Blaine Jews were elected in Kaunas and
nights,
the
Four
Musical
Note*.
ies
like
Equipoise,
Cavalcade,
Dis-
ladies,
in
refined
home,
strictly
101
in
the
provinces.
Jews
thus
nities all along his route.
A
meeting
of
Equality
Club
was
MY
FRIEND
Ave., in memory of her father, Ja-
,covery, Head Play, Faireno, Am .
kosher. Kitchen and home privi- three girls and a man who have
lost three seats in Kaunas and 22
Levi is the second representa-
7.7.r; .. ,,,, N ,.. held at the home of the president,
for car, Broker's Tip—carrying the ' Tau . 00 ,. ,,,,, .1.,
cob M. Morris.
been
pleasing
radio
audiences
leges.
Good
transportation.
in
the
provinces
of
Lithuania.
tive of an Eastern community to
Mrs.
Sadie
Fisht.,
2075
W.
Phila-
Equality Club, 15492 Alden Ave.
several months; Amato, interne- , eolors of the leading horsernent— . a our erno tni Is r••I
3258 Calvert, near Dexter.
be attracted to Yeshiva this year.
delphia.
Adolf Meyers, 3011 Tuxedo Ave.
tional juggler, and Nell and Lor- I have already been nominated and Tms tr .! as k_me . !!_•71 .1,..
1.,` „1„...,.
The annual get-together dinner Rahmon Sion, who journeyed
Mrs. Theodore 011esheimer, 125
Friends will always laugh at' . COLORED GIRL would like work sine, a dance team that has an-' there,' will be famous horses and l rrY : 14" 1 5 :"7,,,,.74.
was held Nov. 17 at Northwood from Basra. Iraq, describes him-
Eason Ave
our jokes, whether they be good' as maid. home nights, or will peered in downtown picture thea- :jockeys to crowd the capacity of l The thing. 1 WY Is do.
y
„
Inn. Fifty members and their has- self as "a Babylonian Jew study-
Louis Tratner, 2468 Gladstone. or bad—but there's • great deal take work by day. Call Town- term Karl Spaeth and his orches- !the 'tabling accomodations at Santa Ilker.:,T I mi.:.:gah'g:,,,, , , ,,
e
ing the Babylonian Talmud."
bands attended this affair.
S. Kaufman, 2535 W. Grand
—MADOLT24 LEFKOVITS
Ira furnish music for the dancing. ∎ Anita Park.
I rend 6-8447, ask for Pearl.
in
the
way
they
do
it.
Blvd.

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