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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
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Planting of
STAGE AND SCREEN, Urges
Trees in Palestine
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PROF. 1.111ARII HEIMANN, gonad, I elitedilv of Ilanilineg
preacher, and
!rat years as a
an important
ary and educe-
an enviable rep-
interpreter of
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TUES. EVE., JAN. 15
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TEMPLE BETH EL
11molnard al Gladstone
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Ticket. Elm--Al Temple and litinnell's
THE LEGAL CHROroLt.e.
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De-
The senior league basketball
this week made an appeal to De-
troit Jews to plant trees in Pales- schedule of the Jewish Communi-
tine on the OCC1111011 of Chamisho ty Center for the week of Jan.
Osor b'Shvat, Jewish Arbor Day. 13, is as follows:
Mr. Tobin stated:
Illue Div icion—Jan. Li
Sam, 1,1 1,-k . Jew ish rrn-
Pak
"It IS On occasions such as an-
niversaries, Bar Mitzvahs, recov- l',..i.' Is'i",i„):1.1,4 et,m, ." 4 ‘ "eoi's1;it :
ary from illness, etc., that the Tao te. strangers. id * .let(Isli t Amid..
at •I'-'.1" Pen'
planting of trees serve as an ap- , 1,, "ts , ."." `" Al01'1".
415 Dhiclott—Thuredity, Jan. 17
propriate tribute. There are also '''''' While
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solemn occasions, such as the
GIANNINI
RHAPSODY TERRACE
EUGENEmICEREKES
"Pr.,"„„, TEL. CL. 1260
1342 BROADWAY ..„.,
NIGHT CLUBS
GRAND BLVD 4 W00OVs'ADAYE
Dine Tonight at—
AMERICA'S FINEST
THEATER RESTAURANT
presenting
Oriole Terrace Revue
20 — GORGEOUS GIRLS — 20
AND
5 — STELLAR ACTS — 5
DEL DELBRIDGE
and hit music
ORIOLE TERRACE
The Oriole Terrace brings an-
other surprise show to Detroit via
the Ernie Young Revue .. , with
Lucille Johnson, who, judging from
her photographs, is a combination
of the charm of Carol Lombard and
the poise of Ann Harding; she is
the prima donna who has gained
such wide acclaim.... Duval and
Tregg, the adagio team, is quite
sensational ... another sister team
that is different is the Rider Girls
and of course Glyde Snyder, the
heavyweight dancing fool, is still
holding down the fort ... Del Del-
bridge and his music continue to
please the terpsichorean enthusi-
asts with his music.
CLUB PLANTATION
The Plantation continues to be
the favorite spot for those who
appreciate the peppy rhythm, the
unleashed emotions portrayed in
the musical and terpsichorean
manipulations of the colored ele-
ment ... their floor presentations
are individual, unique and ex-
tremely entertaining • . . Auzie
Dial continues as the favorite
song-bird and is, of course, feat-
ured in their every production ...
Earl Walton has by far the sweet-
est all sepia band that ever ap-
peared in this town .. . For an
evening that is different, amusing
and one that will call for re-
peated visits, the Plantation • is
quite the spit.
oltnipilx
Jan. 15
Two interesting works will have
their first local hearing at the
second concert of the Tuesday eve-
ning series of the Detroit Sym-
phony, Jan. 15, at 8:30 o'clock in
Orchestra Hall.
Ilya Schkolnik, popular concert
master of the orchestra, the soloist
on this occasion, will play the Gold-
mark Concerto for Violin and Or-
chestra, in A minor and the other
numebr never before presented
here is the Irish Symphony in F
minor by Charles Villiers Stan-
ford. The Goldmark concerto is in
the true classical style and is no-
table for its many passages of
lyrical beauty. The "Irish" sym-
phony is based on folk songs and
peasant melodies.
day schools, as well as individuals, BRIDGE TEA JAN. 12
when celebrating the festival, also
The Jewish Business and Pro.
to donate for the planting of trees fessional Women's Club of the
in their names or in the name of Jewish Community Center is spon-
one they wish to honor. The cunt siring a bridge tea on Saturday,
of planting and maintaining a trio' Jan. 12, at 2 p. nt., at the home of
is 61.50, An appropriate certin- Miss Myra Moyer, 160 Woodland
cate is mailed to the one in whose .Ice
ye. The tea is for the benefit
honor it is planted, or if in mein of the Day Nursery School of the
ory of sonie one, acknowledgement Jetvish Community Center. The
is made to the family of the de- Jewish Business and Professional
Parted, The Detroit Jewish Chron- Women's Club, a service and cut-
icle also publishes the list of I tural group, has undertaken to
donors."
don
theen t eDra yin NlitiRae rpyi a yschool
Contributions should be mailed to sopf o ntshoe r C
Louis J. Tobin, 5414 Michigan Ave.,
Lafayette 1575, chairman of the small luxuries.
Miss Myra Moyer and Miss Ann
tree committee or any J. N. f.
Farbman are in charge,
worker.
Telephone Ma. 8275 and pick-
The following trees were planted
up will be arrangel4
in the past week:
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Seven trees by Jacob 51iller in
START NEW CLASSES
memory of his wife.
One tree by Mizrachi Sisterhood AT DEXTER BRANCH
in memory of Bessie Shore.
The Dexter branch of the Jew-
One tree by Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
ish Community Center, 11518
Feltner in memory of their mother,
Dexter Blvd., announces that reg-
Mrs. Pauline Feltner.
One tree by Mr. and Mrs. Louis istration is now being taken for
Rycus in memory of Risa Rycus. the following additional classes:
Art Class—open to Dexter Cen-
One tree by Purity Chapter No,
359, 0. E. S., in memory of Isaac ter members of 16 years of age
and
over. Joe Shapiro, the in-
Benjamin Epstein, father of Sin-
structor is an advanced stulient in
teronlieellterePeaubly.
Purity Chapter in the Jewish Center Art School.
Dramatics—open to all inter-
memory of Harry Kails, husband
mediate members. Gertrude Wi-
.
of Sister Rose Kalif'.
pt
ner,
the director, is a member of
One tree by Pythiad Sisters o
Greater Detroit Temple No. 152 i. in n the Jewish Civic Players.
apeaking—Open to all
memory of Isaac Beniamin .
members. Charles Rosenblatt, the
stein, father of Sister Belle Paul.
One tree by Bessye Kosok, 3785 instructor in addition to teaching
Wager Ave., in memory of Celia the public speaking class, is teach-
Becker Stros. ing a course in bookkeeping and
accounting at the Jewish Center
1 on Woodward and Holbrook, The
speaking class will meet
at 8:46 p. m.
Wed
Aialda
oRy.CH
ryTy
ervAeR
Masada
Arranges
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Wise
Lecture by wise ]
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The Detroit chapter of Masa-,
gAmmeern'icsa,Zhioan,,isatgaoirn-1
ORCHESTRA
JO,
nsorNwigJhANC
.om
ilSmunity Center
ganization
spo i
inig
6 a Theater party at
i s sponsor
arranged for a lecture by. the ,wielll, !10
known author, editor and lectur- Orchestra Hall on Tuesday eve-
,
er, James Waterman W i se ,
eve- I Tickets for the party are now
will be held on Wednesday
available
at the Jewish Commu•
l
ning, Feb. 6, at the Jewish Com-
pity Center, 8904 Woodward Ave.
munity Center.
arrangements. His committee con- tea will feature the "Standard
Drury Lane Opening
ell and Jack Poi- Irish Symphony." This will be its
of David
Acclaimed by Critics lists
lack, tickets; Dr. Israel Wiener first presentation in Detroit. Illya
3;;Shows NiEhti-3
Leo Panzer Elected
New Y.M.H.A. Head
and
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dies
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ion.
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mstration
lc dealers.
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In the }'milk Cape*
Production
'Broadway Bill'
The Story with a Million
Thrills
— On the Mae
LOW E.
III KNOPP AND
ENSLEV
Originator. of Seneollimal
Dance Satire.
..MIstukee Hill Happen"
THE RADIO RAMBLERS
Inillaiwg All the Stare
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Senonidd Legs
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End, Enda. run
THE FARMS CA111.A
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CENTER DEBATERS
DEFEAT BETH EL
The sub-senior debate team of
the Jewish Community Center de-
feated.Temple Beth El in its first
debate of the year Sunday after-
noon, Jan. 6, on the question,
"Resolved: that a Jewish Univers-
ity be established in the United
States." The Temple Beth El
Team upheld the affirmative and
the Center, the negative. The
Center team consisted of Edith
Fierstein, Slyvia Hellman and
Bella Jaffin. The team was
coached by Maurice Giesler and
Philip Miller. The Temple team
was represented by Seymour Blu-
menthal, Irving Lebowitz and
Morton Sobel, and was coached
by Lawrence Levy.
This is the first of a aeries
the Center
ate as a member of the
Earp
Detroit
Jewish Forensic League.
y
The next
debate will be with
Shaarey Zedek, who last year won
the league champions hip. Th e
bate is scheduled for the fi rst
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MARIE-
0.,,DifiS
.
A SmashingCarnival
Of Stage Stars!
GEORGE MOT
•rsol
JAN PEERCE
TUNER BROS
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it
a-
DRURY LAN
"MILESTONES ",
"Small Miracle"
Den of the
40 Thieves
aginatu Notre
Club
MANHATTAN
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DINNER' Sj1.25
BOEING
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olor Beier-
WARNER
BAXTER
Mme. Viola
Woodward at III/2 Mile
uick
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MICHIGAN
GEWERKSHAFTEN
Burdick Candidate
For Traffic Judge BANQUET FEB. 10
NORTHWOOD
INN
ling.
CHAMISHO OSOR B'SHVAT
PROGRAM ON JAN. 20
Under the auspices of the Coun- =
cis of Mother's Clubs, there will
be a Chamisho Osor B'Shvat
(Jewish Arbor Day) celebration =
at the Jewish Community Center, 1 =:-.
8904 Woodward Ave., on Sunday
evening, Jan. 20, at 8 o'clock.
An all-Palestinian program will
be presented. There will be music,
vocal and instruments], and the
feature of the program will be a
motion p is tare showing the
achievments of the Chalutzim
(pioneers) in Palestine. Mrs. Mau-
rice Landau, who recently re-
turned from Palestine, will lead
in the flora, the well known Pal-
estinian folk dance.
The refreshments will consist
of the fruits that grow in Pales- I
tine.
• • •
VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM
MEETS HANNAN JAN, 12
The Jewish Community Center
varsity basketball team is sched-
uled to meet the Hannan Y. M. C.
A. in a return encounter Satur-
day evening, Jan, 12, at the Cen-
ter, 8904 Woodward, at 9 p. m.
The Center team is out to
avenge an early season defeat at
the hands of the Hannan Y, the
O
score at that time being 41 to 36.
The Center team has been
strengthened since the last time
the two teams met. They have
since defeated the Highland Park
Y. M. C. A., the Akron Commu-
nity Center and the Allen Park
teams in their last three contests.
A preliminary game will be
played at 8 o'clock between two
of the strongest club teams in the
Senior League, Phi Kappa Iota
and Camaraderie clubs. In their
previous encounter three weeks
ago it took the Phi Kappa Iota
Fraternity three overtime periods
to finally nose out the Camarad-
erie Club by one point.
TEO BRILLIANT STARA
TOGETHER IN A
HEA ENID' PICTURE!
To hearts In lore timel
T i to broil., In laugh lintel
and Walter Farber, publicity; Scholnick, concert master of the
"Milestones," the first produc- Lewis Landsman and Semuel Detroit Symphony Orchestra, will
tion of the newly organized Drury
organizations. Tickets be the soloist,
week in February.
Lane Theater, at 56 E. Columbia Weisman,
Ifivm. and
St., will enter its second and last 'tor the above lecture can be ob•
374... Jan. 11
_
, Reservations:
.
tained
at
the
Jewish Community
week starting Sunday, Jan. 13.
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a i ng
TRinity 2-0100
TRinity 2.8808
56 EAST COLUMBIA
This great three-period comedy of Center or from any member of
.
the organization.
manners
by
Arnod
Bennett
end
Ed-
Champagne
NO COVER CHARGE
ward Knoblock, produced here un- The next meeting of the or-
Staged h7 NAT BERNS
Cocktails, 50c
der the direction of Nat Burns, has' ganization will be held this Sun-
"A Rattle. I.rf
.. . Free Parking .. .
been accaimed by both critics and day afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at the I On Monday night, Jan. 7, at
The National Labor Committee
(i. 511511•
the general public. In fact, the Jewish Community Center. All the Amaranth Hall, an organiza- for Palestine announces that the
"A and-rate repertory conipsny...
Detroit critics have been unani- young men interested in the Zion-
—MCNEIL MeLAIG111.111
Detroit
WKSformed to sponsor the annual banquet of the Gewerk.
moos in their praise of the play, ist movement are invited to at- tion
candidacy of Benjamin D. Bur- shafted drive will be held on Sun-I "Absorbing play—wen 4.50
—RALPH 111)L31r.4
the cast, and the skill with which tend. An interesting program has dick for Judge of the Recorder's day evening, Feb. 10.
Flee - Aar , 51.10, 51.05, 51.50
Tag
they
have
been
directed.
been
arranged
which
will
be
fol-
•
A statement appealing for the
It is interesting to note that Nat lowed by a general discussion.
Nearing
''ENT ATTRACTION, Jan. II
community's support, issued this
urns
is
an
honorary
member
of
1
Burns
f ALEXANDER & SWANSON
week, states:
ith .
the B' i B' r
11 International Dancing Stars
"In the 10 years of its exist-
Current N. V. Suer.,
The next production, on Monday,
ence the National Labor Commit-
Jan. 21, will be "Small Miracle,
DEN OF FORTY THIEVES
tee (Gewerkshaften) for the Jew-
a
thrilling
comedy
drama
of
today,
"Tell me, pretty gypsy, what
ish Workers Federation in Pales-
The
the future holds for me." That now a current New York success
tine collected over $1,000,000 in
The Young Men's Hebrew As-
little refrain is countless ages of which Walter Winchell has writ.
the United States and Canada.
ten:
"One
outstanding
piece
of
sociation
held
annual
election
of
old . . . and whether you really
In this process of collection of
amusement worth any playgoer's officers. Leo l'anzer was elected
believe in what the cards hold in
funds the Jewish public was also
investment."
president; Harry Brezner, vice-
Is Duck at the
store for you or not . . . or if it
informed of the aims and achieve-
president; William Schmittell, '
is just another form of amuse-
ments of the Histadruth, in whose
"OPEN ALL WINTER"
Paul
Muni
in
"Bordertown
secretary,
and
Meyer
Green,
treas-
ment for you, you're bound to
support this work was being done.
urer.
Marie" at Michigan
appreciate the uncanny truthful-
William Katz, retiring president,
"The Histadruth (Federation of
ness of what Mme. Viola, the
delivered an address regarding fu-
Labor in Palestine) considers ag-
Road
famous reader of tea leaves and
Paul Muni is on the screen of
ture activities.
riculture the most most important
cards at the Den of the Forty the Michigan Theater in another
141 JOHN It. ST.
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Reservations
Elmhurst 6688 •
The "Y" membership campaign
element in our new national eco-
blazing Picture of real life—life
I Thieves, has in store for you.
ended with the addition of four new
nomic structure. Therefore it
Card tad leneetnt reading. free with
that touches the rough, raw edges,
Phi Alpha, Alpha ,
has expended a great deal of
Innate., ached from II a. m.
but is so picturesque and colorful Colleagues
EASTERN STAR CAFE
, gues and Excelsior!. The to-
thought and energy in creating
to 7 p. m.
The Eastern Star Cafe con- as to intrigue the interest of spec- tal membership of the league is
co-operative institutions for ag-
tinues its policy of presenting a tators. The picture is "Border- now 10 clubs and 275 members.
ricultural agencies, a few of
floor show to the music of Rex town Marie," as suggested by the Meetings are held every second
which are the following: The Nir,
Ilanlon and his music. Cocktails stirring novel by Carroll Graham, Monday night at the Barium Hotel.
a colonizing agency working in
Rabbi David Cedarbainn of Landing and choice liquors are served at and Muni has the able aid of
emb
O i r
eleT
The league has two gymnasiums
harmony with Jewish National
eonducted wrvices at Temple Beth El on
Bette
Davis,
who
is
said
to
sur-
popular prices and an eight-
for the basketball tournament now
Friday evening. Ills eel mon milJrrt was
Fund, supervises the settlement
course dinner on Sunday is feat- pass her work in "Of Human in progress. Games are held each
"The complete 1 dew of Palestine.•
of the Kvutzah and Moshav Ov-
BENJAMIN D. BURDICK
ured for 65c. The management Bondage." Not since he played Wednesday from 9 to 11 p. m., at
dim, now totaling 6,600 families;
Mr. Bea Rosenberg complimented tier
asks the readers of The Chronicle the role of a convict in "I Am
the Central lligh School, and on Court, traffic and ordinance divi- Tnuvah, a cooperative marketing
husband with a surprise birthday party
on Jan. I. The third, guest's enimml an to watch the columns of this pa- Fugitive from a Chain Gang" has Thursday from 9 to 12 p. m. at sion.
association, sells the farm pro-
e vening of bridge followed by • buffet per next week for the announce- Muni been cast in a role of such the new Northern High School
Mr. Burdick has resided in De- ducts of the workers' settlements.
euper.
, ment of their next attraction, dramatic importance, according Gymnasium. The officials for the troit for over 25 years, and is a In 1933 its total sales amounted
1010 Wayne Mnnceemem:t
tournament are: Martin Miller, practicing attorney here. Ile has
Another delightful birthday surprise which will be a famous dance to all reports.
• nti Ed Newman
to $1,000,000. Yakhin is a
Party son that tended Adolph gentler on band. A
On the stage the Michigan pre- chairman, Ted Goode and Lou been president of the Alumni As-
new mammoth floor
workers' cooperative contracting
last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Morels Ten-
Schwartz, referees. The trophies sociation of the Detroit City Law
m nbaum entertain* d for her father at Sir. show featuring exceptional talent sents an unusual program featur-
agency
for
agricultural
undertak-
aeltnera home.
ing two headliners, Jan Peerce, for the league are on display at
•
will also be announced.
S c hool the ant five terms, and ings and cultivavtion of planta-
the popular tenor who has been Olen & W eir's Men's Shop, 12th at in a past grand chancellor of Phi
unusually Intereding 'aerie, of lo-
tions.
heard on the Radio City Music Clairmount.
RHAPSODY TERRACE
A SPECIAL ROADHOUSE
being did t tweed this year at the
pile
Sigma Lambda, national law fra-
"The Histadruth also estab-
The "Y" was represented at the
meetings of the Teniple Beth El Mete,
The Rhapsody Terrace still con- Hall broadcasts under the direc-
ternity. Ile is also a member of lishes institutions for town work-
hood. Recently Mrs Den ellSkston .Hoke
Michigan
Youth
Congress
at
Ann
tinues to attract crowds who are tion of Erns Raper. The other
Th. Jew in spale• •nd at
Union lodge, Masonic order. Be- ers. liamashbir, wholesale and
The
•
meeting, paper. deseribla Rde'. en• fascinated by the strains of their headliner is Georgie Givot, come- Arbor by Sam Gutterman.
the many important
retail cooperative, supplies work-
From 5 to 9:30 P. M.
Arrangements are progressing cause of
dill.. In odor European eountries ate
, gypsy orchestra, which provides dian, sometimes referred to as
cases that he has defended in the ers with goods totaling about one
been given.
' music both at noon and evenings. the "Greek Ambassador of Good to hold an inter-club debating and traffic court, he has a thorough
NO COVER CHARGE
million
dollars
annually.
The
,
bridge
tournament.
—
•
Lionel Hirshberg Msan, nnIpanled hie Choice foreign dishes prepared in Will," and who has been starred
Among the donors of trophies knowledge of the court and its Workers' Bank helps almost every '
brother. Howard Illrehberg to Nashville,
typical European style are feat- with Eddie Cantor on his radio
•
• •
Tenn. where the latter will resume hi.
Fintex problems.
urban or rural undertaking. Ur-
hour. Other acts will include and awards for 1935 are:
d uffle. in venistniii I•ileerrity Prom ured, while beer and wines are
Clothing Co., Olen & Wein, Buddy's
3 Ill Star Stimeg Night/y
ban workers' settlements are be-
there he will motor to rallfornin for the also available. Eugene Kerekes, Jerry and her Baby Grands, the
Delicatessen, Tool Shop Ilardware,
ing established to solve the prob-
winter.
A New Floor Show
the genial host, announces that Traner Brothers, and Geni, De- Fredland Jewelers, League Trophy Michigan Home Protective
lem
of
house
shortage
and
exorbi-
On Iasi Sunday sysnins Mint Virdni• there is no cover charge at any quincy and Lewis.
This Week
and-the William Morris Award.
Ass'n
Kahn entertaineda group of young peo-
tant rents, and land has been ac-
NOW 3-Mile-a•Minute
ple 111 a party honoring MIAs Elaine time and that popular prices pre-
On Jan. 2 and 3, the league held
quired for 3,500 families, and
featuring
UNITED DETROIT THEATERS
IIANInsethn LesIneehn. a student At vail.
the opening basketball games. The,
An executive meeting of the houses have been built for 1,500
Ward-Beim., College, ha. Pon ,rend
Paul Muni and Bette Davis are
league standings to date are:
Mg her winter AnIldity 0110 her purest.
FREDA SULLIVAN
Senior Michigan Home Protective families,
the stars of "Bordertown Marie",
r...
CLUB MANHATTAN
Mr and 11m Loral.looln.ohn•
Premier Acroballe Manses.
Association combining the new
1on
I
"The National Labor Commit-
Alpha otneg•
Messrs. Joe Freedman and Ed now shing at the Michigan The-
to
Ida Stark of Cortland. New Tort
Excelsior.
and old officers, was held Tues- tee, now conducting its annual
ater. On the Michigan stage Jan
1 n , n :
GIGGLES REGAN
1
has ret•ened to her home after harm r Newman's Club Manhattan pre-
day
evening,
Jan.
8,
at
the
resi-
11100
I
TRANSPORT PLANES
been the guest of Mr and. Ere Jacob sents, beginning Friday night, the Peerce, nationally known tenor of
Alpha
Personallty SoubrrIt•
o
campaign in Detroit, appeals to
1
dence of Mr. and Mrs..1. Winslow. the Jewish masses to consider
PM Lambda Phi
Stark.
Radio
City
broadcasts
and
George
widely publicized Freda Sullivan,
0
ENO!. Nu
on the
A refreshments committee was
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Word a. been (rived here of th • clever acrobatic danseuse, who Givot, the "Greek" Ambassador
the importance of the institutions
Lite Wird.
appointed for the installation on
!
Moth . Pw 1.7 of • d•ughtor Jeann
Washington-Pittsburgh•Ak,on•
established by the workers of Pal-
comes to the club directly from of good will headline the bill. Jer-
M. C., A Show in Himself
Louie.. to Mr and Mr. Home Lippman
AA,Ip.tult,t1.4
Jan. 13. Gifts will be presented
Cleveland•Detroit Route
estine, to appreciate the differ-
of Jaelmonville Fla Mrs Ittrntnsn
• long runs in Chicago theaters. ry and her Baby Grande. the
Dancing to
the former Elm Jeanne Selmer of thl
cus- to the outgoing officers. Plans ence between the activities of the
cu:
Also from Chicago returns Giggles Traner Brothers, Geni, Dequiney
William Katz was appointed I ."
Fastod Service
have been laid for the new term.
city.
CY GOODREAU
Regan, popular soubrette, brought and Lewis and the 16 Michigan todian of the league roster and The welfare of the junior associ- solid, socially responsible institu-
Detroit to
A large card parte will be held on back by requests of patrons she Rockettes all appear in the big medical examination; Martin M I-
mad Hie Neatest tea
tions formed for the benefit of
ation, as well as their loan asso-
Saturday night at the hom• of SP •nd
Cleveland .
45 minutes
stage show.
ler, athletic chairman; Sam Gutter-
the whole community, and the
Mrs 14•• Weinberg on Grattot Atop. . so favorably impressed last sum-
BILL LANKIN
Joan Crawford, Clark Gable man, chairman of the membership ciation, was discussed.
in-
of
a
great
number
of
Akron
The affair I. to benefit th. Temple Cl.. men. That ever-popular Larry
activity
75 minutes
al lbw plasm will play your
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Silberg,
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terhood.
dividual investon who endanger
Vincent, comic master of cere- and Robert Montgomery are the committee; William Morris Public-
Pittsburgh .. .2 hours
elected
president;
A.
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show stars appear together in "Forsak- ity chairman; Harry Brenner. Ave., was 2547 Elmhurst Ave., the progress and welfare of the
Mr and Mrs. garnod Klimek! •nd monies, who constitutes a
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Rieman,
Artists
chairman
of
membership
and
co-
daughter. Bette .nd Mr and Mr. Lou
' country in their scramble for
in himself, still heads the show. ing All Others", a United
Richard. of Detroit were
role and
vice-president; M. Parr, 2231 W.
Direct,Connections at Cloostaad with
Every Tuesday is
Bill Lankin, the personality boy, theater attraction. The picture membership ticket committee; Mor- Grand Ave., treasurer; S. Acker- profits."
week-end defter. at the hon ., of Sir
SAL for New lurk
ris Averhack, custodian of prop-
and Mn, Jerk Kahn.
National Labor Committee
holds sway at the piano, playing was directed by W. S. Van Dyke
man, 2201 Blaine, male hospital-
all requests. Cy Goodreau and of "Thin Man" fame and the erty. The board of directors is er; Mrs. J. Sachs, 2525 W. Phila- headquarters are at 8679 12th
B.40, 1r• ail the lt,
I composed of two representatives of
Manhattans provide the music three stars are said to be perfect
teleplree Garfield 9017.
can ClIderd KO Der Rewerrlalora
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' each organization and the league delphia, female hospitaler; J. Win - 1 St.,
both for the show and dancing. ly cast in this comedy adapted
Officers of bi ■ year's Gewerk-
slow. re-elected secretary.
president.
• A TELLITE CUR
from
the
stage
success
of
the
Scharer,
There are other acts M addition
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Helen. Alter se 15141 Ilimillton A,.
Mrs. I.. Fineman is a member shaften drive are: M.
The N. A Girl. celebrated the Metal).-
wee heass. to the Satellite nub Min to the above that will be an- same name.
Ichairman: 1 A. Liebson. J. Har-
the arrangements committee.
non
seem effletres at the home of
Ill und•Y
Two first run attractions hold PALESTINE LODGE, I. 0. 0. F. lot
later. The weekly "The-
and L. Rosenberg, vice-chair- 14•010 of Malarntal no
i
oral
Wed-
A cabaret party wite given on Christ- '1101.111red
• Highland 11r
0.
Lodge
No.
612,
T.
Palestine
at the State Theater thi
Yt
Mendell, atrical Night" continues to be a forth
, men; H. Schumer, treasurer; M. noway, JalS. a Ruth Welnetein
ma. night In dm home of
Flint the group, Itedsted by IMP.
week. These are Warner Broth - 0. E., will meet every Tuesday
gotta 1111 Lane., AT•
Ginsburg, financial secretary; N. Mal•fnud,
event.
The
world
may
be
compared
to
a
been
,em.hdtla
Temple.
•Ice.presilleut,
Stella
Fo1,
,
nAnal•rranfrernent. hat
mystery at 8 0. m., at Palestine
era
latest
melodramatic
The
management
wishes
to
call
tn.-
r
otes
Linden,
recording
secretary.
re-mtary.
aml
blanche
Feldman.
ros, sa rse the netd[s dAnssnt In be ro.. 7_
installation of ladder : sonic climb upwards, up-
k II Ave.n
• 3707 Fent
ars,
the run on Thureay reenla
the attention of their special road- thriller "1 Am A Thief" with Ri d officers will be held on Tuesday wards, others, less fortunate, are 1
tan KN.
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Who is wise? He who is able to
house dinner that they feature eardo Cortez and Mary. Astor, an
descending downwards, downwards.'
n
evening,
Jan.
15.
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are
nwyc
site •tbee sealer eon.
no advance in B arbara
not
I learn from 'U.—To/mud
s meeting wlp to held nn
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every
Sunday
at
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PINGREE 6600
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invited.
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day. at
in
"The
Secret
Bride".
William
I price.
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Yahrzeit of a departed friend or nisi poili
relative in whose memory trees ;;„,',1.1,,,',',,:,',,,`„'r'in,:7,1,. Ilr,„ l';',1.,.'„,.'„";
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may he planted.
"The tree committee of the J. Rsl'I''' 1 " 1 .. 1 ""
N. F. calls upon the various organ- BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB
igations, Hebrew schools and Sun-
itt';. MASONIC AUDITORIUM
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Jewish Community Center News
On Chamisho Osor
No Magic Rules for Success, LA ARGENTINA HERE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18
Says Giannini, Here for 1
Louis J. Tobin, chairman of the BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
tree committee of the Jewish Na-
Concert Monday
La Argentina, Spain's greatest tional Fund Council of Detroit, OF SENIOR LEAGUE
dancer, appears at Orchestra Hall
1 There is no magic rule and usu- Friday evening, Jan. 18, under the
611Y no luck involved in success,
SEATS 2
NOW recording to Dusolina Giannini,
ORCH.
Vtli.../ dramatic soprano who will be
0 HALL
heard here on next, Monday eve-
Erl. Fie
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Spain's Greatest Dancer
Jan. is
CA. 7491 I ning, Jan. 4, at the Masonic Au-
(Mariam.
"Success is entirely up to the
individual", she says. "First of
all. you must have the ambition
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to succeed. Then you must be wil-
Mon. Eve.,
Rand. 1174
ling to stick to it. When your
Jan. 28
Greeted f'olorni urn Wprinto
chance conies, you will arrive. But
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fist of all you must be prepared."
Miss Giannini's chance came in
a few years back when she was
Box
suddenly called on to sing in place
()Mee
Grinnell
of Anna Case, who was ill. The
Jitoultri 14,
SENSATIONAL 1111. %SI %TIC SOPRANO
Dna.
8:30 P. M.
sensation she created on that me-
morable night is now a matter of
musical history. Of course, one of
I her ability was bound to arrive
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Ticket.: 5510, $1.55, $1.10, 53c. 53c
sooner or later, but the artist her-
self confides that this would un-
doubtedly have occurred much
later had it not been for that op-
portunity.
Miss Giannini attributes her suc-
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cess to the fact that she was born
in a muscat family. Her father
was a tenor of note. Her mother
was a violinist. In her early youth
the artist was guided by her fa-
LA ARGENTINA
ther, who kept. close watch even
after she began to study outside auspices of the Detroit Concert
Society.
of her home.
Although born in Buenos Aires,
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(whence her glorious surname),
Noonday Loneliest.
FOX THEATER
113e to 51
Evening Dinner
In the Fox film, Baxter is the Antonia Argentina is a pure-
GAPST ORCHESTBA—NOON AND EVENINGS
son of a wealthy paper box man- blooded Spaniard, born of an
ufacturer who hopes to have the Andalusian mother and a Cas-
younger man succeed to his place tillian father. Argentina gained
in the industrial world. The son, from her father, professor of the
boss-ever always has been a great bolero, the advantages of early
lover of horses and prefers to individual training, so that at
follow the tracks with his thor- the age of nine years she made
oughbred, "Broadway Bill," abet- her debut in the ballet of the
ted by his young sister-in-law, Royal Opera, Madrid.
played by Miss Loy. Eventually
he finds romance and happness
Twq Interesting Works at
when his disagreeable wife de-
Symphony Concert
cides to divorce him,
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LARRY VINCENT
Guest Artist Night
Luker, 1171 Pardesa Ave.