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STAGE AND SCREEN

DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN
moo,, Journal of American Medical A...elation

Lecture: "ARE WE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR MEDICINE?"

JEANETTE PRINGLE IS
Lily Pons in Concert Here
ON WJR EVERY SUNDAY
on Jan. 28

Giannini Concert
Here January 14

II

That brilliant soprano
who
bears the foreign sounding name
of Dusolina Giannini is in Amer-
Lily Pons, famous coloratura ican by birth, though of Italian
soprano, will appear in concert at parentage. She was born in
Orchestra Hall, Monday evening, Philadelphia and received all of
Jan. 28, under the direction of
Isobel J. Hurst. Reservations may
be phoned at Hotel Stetter, Cad.
7492, or Ra. 1124. Tickets are
also obtainable at Grinnell's.
To all appearances, I.ily Pons
is a frail little body, almost
childlike in her diminutive height
of five feet two and with her
dark bobbed haid. She weighs
only 104 pounds and has the
smallest foot of any prima donna
at the Metropolitan.
But a world press has heralded
her success in the glamorous
phrase, "Fame overnight." For
such it seemed when on the morn-
ing following her Metropolitan
Opera debut, Jan. 3, 1931, news.
paper headlines hailed her advent
as "the voice of the century."

Spots

Honor Littman at
Performance Jan. 9

re GT

w0C

MON" ALM

NOR IN ITS SECOND
The annual tribute to Abraham —
B16 WEEK
Littman, manager of Littman's
Yiddish People's Theater, will be
The l i t:t Myr
Jeanette Pringle's radio debut
New
given on Wednesday evening, Jan.
over wJtt was also her first pub-
Hello, everybody . . . Here's the 9, in the form of a testimonial
lic appearance as a singer. Daugh-
top of New Year's greetings to performance in which the entire
ter of a well-to-do Detroit family,
you . .. With the din and the
she had never been permitted by
racket of the New Year's Eve fes-
her parents to sing before any
arsie et
out it. usu.
tivities somewhat subsided . . .
In Sir Jews 51. Illurrle's
(WinneWe
Mon.
Eve
.,
)
with the after celebration cures, in
Immortal Plat
Hand. 1124
Cad. 7492
Jan. 28
most cases, by now affected . . .
11orld .* Greatest Coloratura Soprano
people, things and clubs seem to be
slowly getting back to a normal
status .. . One may drop into a
club these days and sort of leisure-
ly look around
atmosphere
with the Find Stage Itetee
sCAIN . Y• GRENTEsT DANCER
of 1925
seems to seethe a kind of calm ser-
enity and quiet gayety rather than
Buck and Bubbles
a feeling of boisterous and ner-
vous flitter of activity which pre-
"Dixie to Harlem"
..Mine. tree/dine was In superb fo
. .. Iler ,,torn after an &suttee
vailed just before the "Big Do-
i
of Inert, Ohm. yearn bade It &Ohl, ilea.. how o nnpararit
lit
dull lite
ings" and was evident from the
intertening Wsnonts hate been without her." JoitIl Mal till, N 5 Tiie, .
The Smash All-star SePle
Show — A Great C lllll patty
"Big Boss" himself to the bus boy.
Seel Sale Now --Griner] Co II, 0111. e —451d. 7192, Rund. 1121
of so, Includine
tuns,.
I Orchestra Hall, Friday Eve., Jan. 18
s , 7:7,',
The Oriole Terrace once again
Br.") .1111 seance, spirit-
leads with flour production . . .
ual Shaer,, end lb. Iled
Ernie Young's Italian Village Re-
11 u1 ItIolinn Rounders
vue, bigger and better than ever
Rend
still pleases the goodly audience
who are present here nightly
Iltct
La Argentina Here Jan. 18
1/Ilice
(which fact proves that if one
i''41
Grinnell
January II,
caters to the public's wants and
SENsATIONAI. DRAMATIC SOPRANO
Bros.
If:50 D. M.
La Argentina, hailed as Spain's I
demands the public very gracious.
greatest dancer, will appear at
ly responds and Sammy Fraser
Orchestra Hall on Friday night,
seems to have caught the knack
Jan. 18, under the direction of
of anticipating the desires of his
ABRAHAM LITTMAN.
DUSOLINA GIANNINI
Chun.: Temple 2-7I00
Ticket. , 02.20, M.83. 111.10, as e, sae
Nobel J. Hurst. Tickets are on
many patrons) ... A finer galaxy
sale at Grinnell's and reservations i her musical education in this of pulchritude and talent has never cast will participate. with Irving
may be telephoned to Cadillac country. Her debut was also been assembled at one time on a Grossman and Dinah Goldberg,.
JEANETTE PRINGLE
7492 or Randolph 1124. Made here—that sensational and Detroit night club floor . . Clyde guest stars, playing the leading'
In 1928, Argentina organized sudden New York appearance ' Snyder, that "bit" of boyhood who roles.
large gathering, although she was
On this occasion, "}Cis Bride's!
featuring
frequently nought by churches in Paris her Spanish ballet, with which brought her fame over.: acts in the capacity of master of
Daughter" will b staged, and a t
and other organizations. When the cooperation of Arbor, who night.. Giannini is coming here ceremonies, sings his songs in a
special
program of entertainment
she married, her husband also made the ballet arrangement of for a recital on Jan. 14, at the Powerful voice and struts his stuff
as lightly as a 100-pound soubrette is being arranged.
discouraged her from making Albeniz' "Iberia" for her, under Masonic Auditorium
Queen of Blues Singers
Mr. Littman is being honored for
She first studied music under . . . Eileen Maye, the pretty and
public appearances. Her perfor- the title of "A Triana."
YOUR MOAT
able exponent of the "Blues" ren- his devotion to the Yiddish stage
And
Many Othor Eatartaining
mances therefore were limited to
Nestor, the painter, collabor- the tutelage of her father, who
ders her numbers of unusual ar- and the manner in which he carried
Acta
small gatherings of friends, who ated in providing the colorful himself had been a tenor of note
rangements in a manner that is on the work for the perpetuation
gave her the encouragement nec- back-drops which lent to much and had sung in opera with Adel-
of the Yiddish theater in Detroit.
bound
to
please
...
Del
Delbridge,
PIEL'S--Ameriea's Finest Beer, on Draught
essary to keep up her study of beauty to the production. La ina Patti. The little girl in pig- whose popularity has become more
A number of outstanding lead-
Noonday Lundy°.
voice. 1 he mezzo-soprano derived Argentina provided the choreog- tails was completely unconscious widespread since his appearance at en are expected to attend the
Special(
SUND
A recce
DINNER
115e to
Evening Diener
inspiration also front her close raphy. The event proved such a of her potentialities, however, un- this delightful theater restaurant, testimonial performance for Mr.
.
GYPSY ORCHESTRA—NOON AND MENISCI ,/
til
by
chance
Mme.
Marcella
Sem-
success
that
forty
performances
friend, Marie Von Essen, whom
plays the music for the dancing Littman and to honor hint on this
nu heard her sing. This resulted with that "certain something" occasion.
she has known since childhood were given that first season. brich
in her going to New York to con-
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and who has achieved world-wide
swing that makes tripping the
Today,
the fame of
La Argent-
fame as a Metropolitan and Euro- tine
is world-wide.
Where
once time her studies under that great light fantastic a thing of unusual
LITTMAN'S THEATER
pean opera star. Both began the she was known to the inner circles singer and teacher.
beauty and romance . . . The big
_
Four years later came her great news at the Oriole for the coming
study of voice under Sant Slade, of art only, she is now acclaimed
and Jeanette Pringle is still un- by audiences drawn from every opportunity. It happened that week is the scheduling of the S. A.
"The Rabbi's Maid" is the
-pill RIVEN AT GRAND Br,)
Anna
Case,
who
was
scheduled
to
der his tutelage.
Cufrent Attraction
walk of life.
E. (Society of Automotive Engin-
appear
as
solo
artist
with
the
eers,
case
you
don't
know)
large
'Recently Jeanetet Pringle's se-
"The Rabbi's Maid" ("Dein Reb-
verest critic, her husband, per- UNITED DETROIT THEATERS Schola Cantorum was suddenly party during the automobile con-
SMART
taken ill. Hunting anxiously vention here.
bin's Shikse") is the current at-
mitted her to have an audition at
Ann Harding and Robert Mont-
P eople Are Seen at th e
Didja see Maxie Baer, girls? lie's traction at Littman's Yiddish
WJR, and the radio men were gomery are co-starred in "Bio- about for a last minute substi-
OPENIA
lute, Kurt Schindler, the conduc- the guest of honor at a grand cele- People's Theater, 12th and Seward.
so enthusiastic about her work graphy of a Bachelor Girl",
Mon.
'This musical comedy, featuring
"° a• ' tor. went to Sembrich and was brity party at the Chez Paree to-
that arrangements were made to graphy at the Michigan The ater.
Irving
Grossman
and
Dina
Gold-
i
.
The
next
morn-
told of Giannin
56 EAST COLUMBIA
Jan. 11
night (Friday . . . . By the
schedule her in the program of
berg at the head of the regular
The
picture,
adapted
from
the
ing
the
name
of
Giannini
was
be-
way,
if
you
haven't
visited
the
Tea Time Melodies, which began stage success of "Biography", pie-
DRAMATIC SEASON OF
cast, is being staged this Friday
on the Goodwill Station Sunday, tures Ann Harding in the role of I" sent over the wires and Chez Paree as yet, you really are
BEST PLAYS
evening, Sunday matinee and eve-
Starting Mutt
Dec. 23, at 3:45 p. nr, and is the much publicized society girl cables throughout this country missing a delightful treat . . . It
ning and Tuesday evening.
heard every week at that time. while Bob Montgomery is seen as, and Europe, together with the is really one of the most charm-
Abraham Littman's testimonial
Detroit's Only Theater Restaurant
. i
story of her sensational triumph. ing rendezvous in town and right
Miss Pringle features ballads and the head of the publishing firm Overnight
the
substitute had be- down town, too .. . Just the spot performance on Wednesday, Jan. 9,
Giese 3•Peried Comedy al Manner.
light concert numbers which are seeking articles from the lady. The
to drop in after a hard day's shop- will he marked by the presentation
M.O. Wed and Sat
S5o to sido
familiar to everyone. She is ac- stage show is headed by Jimmy come a star in her own right.
ping or work for a bit of 'revivica- of "His Brides Daughter.
Coo. • • • • 532. $1.10. 01.63 and $5.20
companied by a string ensemble Savo, famous comedian of stage
For rewrcnonw phone l'A
tion" (there's a good word . . .
30 Talented People
directed by Joachim Chessman.
Tnlett
Ms,
Ourtortl,
and screen. Lee Sims and Homey Myra Hess Soloist with the
there's nothing too good for this Miss Dorothy Green in Re-
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Bailey, Florence and Alvarez, the
Symphony Jan. 10
column)
makes you feel sorts
6 Danwills, Alf Loyal's Dogs and
cital Sunday
peppy and perky . . . You see,
New Detroit Repertory The- the 16 Michigan Rockettes all en-
An all-Brahms program and the they are open Iron 2 p. m. on
' ater to Open Monday
terrain. Eduard Werner and the
Miss Dorothy Green, a young
Michigan Symphony Orchestra appearance of the eminent Eng- and there is music, either soft and
Thrill to the Dance Music of
have arranged a special overture. lish pianist, Myra Hess, as soloist sweet if you prefer it or gay and Pianist, and artist student of Dr.
Detroit'. ONLY
k
Gunzburg, will give a piano
spourigni
y
htalyy
raothev
y
tl r i,,h
.. o .r and Mar
The newly organized Drury
Downtown Nlte Club
Wallace Beery in The Mighty a re interesting announcements
if you
dance
Nu roter change swept Retarder
sit recital this Sunday, at 4 p. m., at
Lane Theater, at 56 E. Columbia Barnum" is the feature at the for the eighth concert of the sea-
after 0:90 p. m. 131.001.
in a secluded corner with your the Gunzberg School of Music, 477
St, will open next Monday night
United Artists Theater. Beery has son played by the Detroit Sym- heart's desire sipping cocktails for West Kirby Ave. In the first part
Attendent park. or Ins,.
with "Milestones," a three-period
one of the outstanding roles of phony, Thursday evening, Jan. 10, two and whispering sweet nothings of the Program Miss Green will
Tr. 3-8304
Tr. 9-0100
comedy of manners by Arnold
0 in Orchestra Hall. I
at
8:3
his career in this production which
play the C minor Variations by
E. GRAND REVD.
Bennett and Edward Knoblock,
Myra Hess has not been heard in each others ears . . . And of
is the biography of the famouecP.
course at dinner or at night there's Beethoven, the Fashingschwank by
noted for the quaint charm of its
1010 Wayne
ml'ornrr.,z,mt of
T. Barnum, builder of "the great- in Detroit since the season of activity and fun galore ... Boris Schuinann, Ballade in G minor by
•
costumes and furnishings and its est show on Earth." Adolphe Men. 1930-31, when she scored a pro-
and Ed Newman
Romanoff still lords it over the Chopin, Theme Arabe by Henri
vivid presentation of the problems jou portrays
nounced success in her interpre-
the role of Walsh
ivories in the grand manner while Herz and the Invitation a la valse
the children of each generation
tation of the Beethoven Fourth
Bailey, the other half of Barnum
Harker Thomas and his boys play by Weber. In the last part she will
can present to the parents of the
and Bailey while Virginia Bruce, Concerto. At the corning con- the sweet melodic tunes for the p ay the 2nd Concerto in A major
former generation.
cert she will play the profoundly dancing.
by Litzt with the orchestral ac-
Janet Beecher and Rochelle Hud-
beautiful First . Concerto of
This venture is more than just son all have prominent parts.
A SPECIAL ROADHOUSE
Things you'd never know but compagnement, played on a second
THE PERFECT HOST ANTICIPATES
an idea. A group of civic lead-
Mady Christians makes her Brahma. The artist Is the ac- mayhap could guess ... that Ruth piano by her teacher, Dr. Guns-
the wants of his guest . . . His guest invariably wants
ers interested in the future of American screen debut in A knowledged leader among the Delmar, the girl with the baritone burg. The public is invited to at-
to visit the ...
the theater in Detroit have Wicked Woman," now showing " at women pianists of today.
voice has just recently made her tend this recital.
N. Adtence In Price
The symphony chosen by
pledged themselves to make a the State Theater on the same
debut down east in her old home
Front 5 to 9:30 P.
real dramatic season of the best program with "The Band Plays Gabrilowitsch for this occasion is town .. She's really high society
A menu reloaded alth
plays • reality. The best drama- On". Charles Bickford, Jean Par- the Third in F Major, undoubt- . . . i know, I saw her press no-
dellowles. Seised In • Winner
tic talent in New' York is avail. ker and an outstanding cast ap- edly the most popular of B rahma' tices and press notices never lie
nmv enJ03. No corer at en/
symphonic works, because of, Its . . . That Archie Robbins, the
EASTERN STAR CAFE
HMO.
Dmeer oboe Sunday at
able. Nat Burns, one of the most
ear with bliss Christians in "A •
7:45 P. nt.
poetical treatment and great var- smartest master of ceremonies that
capable and successful directors
The Eastern Star Cafe an-
;eked Ili omen.
iety of color. The "Academic ever appeared to Detroit, was nounces an entirely new floor
in the country, has been selected.
•
• •
Festival" overture will open the really a lawyer but when law busi-
3 MI Star Show. Nightly
Where Good Food ... A Fine Show ... Excellent
The company will have as its first
FOX THEATER
show which features Vicki Van,
program.
Our current show features:
home
a
delightful
intimate
thea-
ness
in
Newark,
N.
J.,
wasn't
perk-
Music . . . Courteous Service is Always Prevalent.
Continuing a second week at
ter in which every seat is good. the Fox is Katharine Hepburn in
Tuesday Evening Concerts
ing so hot decided he'd try any- the queen of blues singers. Sev-
PAT McFERREN
The distinguished New York "The Little Minister," which is
Special Sunday Dinner $1.25
The special series of 10 Mon- thing once and when asked if he eral other entertaining acts are
Dinner $1.00
Swart Silas In Rhythm Tape
cast will include Eileen Coyne, considered one of the finest films day evening concerts by the De- can face an audterce and with his also on the bill. Rex Hanlon and
NEVER A COVER CHARGE
BILLIE
HAMMOND
resident leading woman; Lois of recent production. Miss Ilep- troit Symphony will be most cue- natural and rapid supply of humor his orchestra continue to furnish
Ilurmuny Xylophonist
Attendant at door will park your car
developed into the greatest and
Kirk, second woman; Barbara burn has the role of
Lady Bab- piciousl y opened January 8, at
the music. This popular Chinese
Phones: Clifford 1171 - 1172
SALLY GAY
Cor. Griswold and Clifford
, Gordon, Character actress; Eliza- hie, originally created for the 8:30 o clock, in Orchestra Hall. most fluent master of wit heard in
Sweet Singer of llophinticaterl
beth Stillwell, ingenue; Frank stage by Maude Adam's. John Victor Kolar directs. As a trib- any night club ... that this is the restaurant features choice Chinese
Soars Direct from the Hollywood
Gibney, juvenile; Arnold Daly, Beal plays the young cleric. He ate to the World War hero, Paul first time the little boy has strayed and American dishes at popular
Reetaerant In Nee York.
second man; Earl Jamieson, char- comes to the screen
Wittgenstein,
piano soloist
this ' 80 far from home and methinks is prices and a special eight-course
front
the at u
acter man; Winton Sears, still an- stage, making his cinema debut first concert, F. M. Alger Post, getting kinds lonesome for mamma Sunday dinner is served for 65c.
other juvenile; James Backus, a at this time.
American Legion, is sponsoring' ... That the Alexanders .(A(exan- Choice liquors and fancy drinks
Meeterroin'e i r7monle•
der and Swanson) are going to
juvenile comedian; Gilbert
Dentin/ to
The stage show is an all-colored the event. More than 1000 seats give up their career as dancers de- are also available and are pre-
O'Shea, Louise Amlser, Eva Gil- revue entitled "From Dixie to have been reserved by members
pared by expert mixers. There
CY GOODREAU
spite their unusual worldly suc-
TRINITY 2.3488
12TH AT SEWARD
bert and Albert Allen.
is no cover charge at any time.
of the legion as their friends.
Harlem."
and
His
manhattans
cess, after a couple of more years
0 Friday Night, Jan. 4; Sunday Matinee and Evening, Jan. 8
Wittgenstein, injured in action and settle down to the home-fires
BILL LANKIN
RHAPSODY TERRACE
Tuesday Evening, ,hn. 8
on the Russian front, was obliged and raising a family"--not dogs
at lbe plum, will play your
HOLLYWOOD' THEATER
Cora Wilson Stewart to to have his right arm amputated.
requeele
Eugene Kerekes, popular host.
The Two famous
or cats as• so many ex-actors do
For four days starting Friday,
Inter-n*6m ►
ArliWo
at the increasingly popular Rhap- 1
Speak Wednesday at
This did not prevent him from
• but really children . • , If you ,
•
• •
Hollywood
Theater
is
4,
the
Jan.
IRVING GROSSMAN
resuming his career as a concert had ever met the delightful par- aody Terrace, which is located at I
Fisher
Town
Hall
Every Tuesday is
presenting "College Rhythm" and
pianist, prominent European com- ents of these youngsters you would 1342 Broadway, expresses his ap-
DINAH GOLDBERG
"Anne of Green Gables" as its
A breaillial Statical Comedy
The modest heroine of one of posers aiding him in adapting not wonder that they want to set- preciation to the readers of The',
double-feature program.
h,
lillent swat
music to his needs.
tle down to charming parenthood Chronicle for their splendid re-
Cell l'Illrord 116411 for Reeorralleee
For three days starting Tues- the most dramatic and thrilling
"THE RABBI'S MAID
. . that Boris Romanoff has at sponse on New Year's Eve. With
stories of all time will open the
take the
Mari Doldbern
day, Jan. 8, Spencer Tracy in
an European atmosphere and pre
last
rtalized
his
ambitions
for
an
!wading pia
after-holiday
season
of
the
De- Gillilan to Speak at Cass
"Marie Galante" will share hon-
orchestra of his own and is rehear- senting a continental cuisine, this
ic;einTo.
ors with "I Sell Anything" as the troit Town Hall at the Fisher
Theater Jan. 11
woothd etenine for Abraham Lilt-
sing the smartest collection of Broadway habitat is rapidly be-
Theater, Wednesday morning, Jan.
0
man Our risitinr trueet• in ... The
Hollywood two-feature show.
musicians I've heard in ages . . coming one of Detroit's favorite
Brid•* Daughter.",
The Hollywood Theater main- 9, at 11 o'clock. Cora Wilson
They will be known as the Conti- dining spots. A talented Gypsy 1
humorist
Gillilan,
Strickland
Stewart, director of the National
tain
free
parking
facilities
for
Prices: Eve.-35c to $1.00, Plus Tax
Illiteracy Crusade, comes direct and poet, is the speaker for the nentals . . . that Emil Zekley, is orchestra provides the music dur-
more than '2,000 cars directly at
M•tinee-25e to 75c, Plus Tax
Ot
the young cartoonist that sketched ing noon and evenings.
the
Cam
Delec.!
front her Washington headauar-
• 11s .‘ .1 01001 71MII s. .1 11:111MIA the rear of the theater.
k\ 711 kSTWI 0171 10101
on Friday
Jan. the picture of Maxie Baer at the table foreign dishes are featured
tern with a vital menage concern- Theater,
Detroit Town
Hall, morning,
at
Chez
Paree
the
other
evening
that
at
popular
prices,
and
choice
beer
ing "The War on Illiteracy" II. at 11 o'clock.
laugh
making is causing all the talk around town. and wines are available.
There
Gillilan,
"a
which began with the founding of
is
no
cover charge at any time.
Of the colorful places around
the Moonlight Schools among the friend of you and yours," is mak-
Kentucky mountaineers and which ing people laugh as he did when this heyar burg, the Club Planta-
ARABIAN ROOM
has developed within a few rears thousands laughed at this author tion seems to be enjoying the great-
the world's most quoted poem, est patronage and popularity . . .
At the Arabian Room in the
into a world-wide movement.
Finnigin to Flannigan." He has ' It's really no wonder . . Auzie Hotel Tuller, which is open only
Mrs. Stewart is the first of 12 " Finnigin
important celebrities coming each been writing humorous and phil- Dial is enough attraction for any- on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
510 E. ADAMS
Wednesday, morning until April osophical prose and poetry ever body who craves something differ- evenings, Karl Spaeth's orchestra
(It 0210
3, whets Abgna Enters, world's since he graduated from the Ohio ent in amusement ... She not only continues to furnish music and a,
"You're Round to
has a pleasing voice but delivers brilliant floor Mow is offered
University;
his
newspaper
work
most renowned feminine mime,
Have
a
Good
Time"
will close the Town Hall season, commenced In his home town her songs so d,fferently . . • and which features Winters and De
plays a mean piano as well ...And
Albert Edward Wiggam, scien- Jackson, Ohio, went from there of course, Earl Walton and his Vere, Jimmy Hess, Betty Chase,
as
a
re
e
to
Richmond,
Ind.,
first
"Chtickie",
ixnp
lo
t
hri
ntn
-Let
ni,nsgE
and
Saville
and
Free-
yot urmdinaduthonr.of
tint
an
Porter, then city editor and editor most danceable music . . . Boys, man. • Three shows are presented
here's something you'll be a wee
Detroit NeWs, will be the speaker and after that he has been in hit interested in . . . there's the nightly, and a special dinner for
Jan. 16. He will be followed Jan. Balt i mo re an d Washington, t th e best looking line of sepia beauties $1.25 is served from 6 to 9. Cock-
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23 by Robert •Maynard Hutchins, same time serving on the staffs I've ever seen before ... and they tails are served for 25c, 30c and
QUALITY SINCE 1884
Ghicago;
note jour-
president Will
- of Irwin,
the University
of of Life, Judge, Saturday Evening , can all dance and how! ... There's 35c. . There is no cover charge at
Post, and eight or ten other maga
any time. .
an entirely new shop opening Sat-
nines. Today Strickland Gillilan
. urday that promises to be the finest
of the'hRs
'illekseTekr'o',n '`'The Menace is one of the best known figure f so far this season, at least that's
Among the other notables to be in Washington, is president o what Earl tells and Earl really Maybe at the Den of the Forty
Thieves, who knows.
presented are Everett Dean Mar- t h e National Press Club, and i speaks truth . . . .
LONGER
And over at Club Manhattan,
tin, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., Mark • member of the White Hous 5
Believe in stars, in cards, in
WIDER
Sullivan, .Nellie Tayloe Ross and Correspondents' Association. Hi ' tea leaves? I have heard tell that where our friends, Joe Freedman
ROOMIER
Dr. George E. Vincent. Town Hall art of story telling has given • the Den of the Forty Thieves of and Eddie Newman, hold forth, a
will also present Clotilde and him the reputation of "being th
„ which Nick Gruber is the geniel gay crowd ushered in the new
Distinctive New Lines
Alexandre Sakharoff, sensational best of America's after-dinne
proprietor, boasts the smartest year in a bizarre manner. Cozy
European dancers, on their first speakera" His weekly broad group of these seers in the city and delightful, this popular ren-
and a New Kind of
reserved
casts
reveal
the
Washington
pie
American tour.
and I have also heard tell that dezvous is an ideal spot to spend
Riding Comfort
f.Grend Blvd ,Opp. Fisher Wt.
fore and Pe
Idembershi s. with
F•
many a business man and woman an entertaining evening. You'll
The
subject
of
his
address
her
seats, for the balance of the
e in this town refuses to do any- thrill to the tantalizing tunes of
thing important or to launch out Cy Goodreau and his Manhattans ,
season may be had now with the will be "Humorist and Poet."
upon any new enterprise without while the inimitable M. C. La rry.
advantage of better seats at lower
Waring
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the Flag
first consulting one or the other Vincent will "wow" you. Their: singer of sophisticated songs; Pat
rates than box-office prices. Single
of the "Know-all Experts" ... All food is prepared in a manner , McFerren, petite miss In rhythm
tickets may be had at Grinnell's
We have • s electioe o f guaranteed used cars fa sale. Aisy snake of ear accepted in trash..
A
woman
in
an
English
Court
,
one
has to do is drop in for lunch pleasing to the most particular) steps; Billie Hammond,
or from Monday to Wednesday of
harmony
12535-43 GRATIOT AVE.
A special roadhouse' xylophonist, while Bill Lankin at
PINGREE 6400
each lecture week at the Fisher charged with shoplifting, was aske d or tea and the secrets of the past epicurean.
she
had
any
by the magistrate if
- . . the will of the Gods of Fate dinner is featured on Sunday for. the piano will play your
Box Office.
2 minutes drive east of City Airport
requests.
will be known to y , :u . . . And only $1.25. Three all-star floor; And don't
thing to say en her own behalf.
forget, every Tuesday
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY
One can stand still in a flow. "Yes, sir, I have," she replie d there's no additional charge for shows are presented nightly, and night is guest artist night, when
the
world
hopefully.
"I
take
only
Britis
hIthat
service either.
this coming week Larry Vincent Detroit's visiting celebrities
log stream, but not In
are
Au revoir, I'll be seeing you... will introduce Sally Gay sweet' present.
goods."—Boston Transcript.
of men.

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