.icat lavish Periodical Cotter CLIPTON &SINUS • CINCINNATI 20, 01110 Se" VIEVETICOAPAWISH OIRONICk. PAGE NINE and THE GAL CHRONICLE IR a * B'nai B'rith Groups To Hear Dobsevage weCteett MONT': Al 4 . t11.tf _the n\ -11 hots Anna Louise Strong To Speak on Monday STAGE AND SCREEN TRIESIPIIA NT RF4T1 RN ((F' WORLIFS PRICMIEll VIOLININT Reser, nt Ions an Kubelik ) NO W GRIN AT NICILS4 Mark Sullivan to Address!Georges Miquelle, 'Cellist, ORCIL HALL, SAT. FA E., ]1 .511(11 Bei Anna Louise Strong, associate Symphony Soloist Town Hall at Fisher Shaarey Zedek Players editor of the•Illoscow Daily News, 1111711 to Perform Tuesday Theater Wednesday who recently arrived here from „Paai •?,i0.441 Russia, will speak at McAllister of MI The Women's Auxiliar v of Detroit's "clubber • night R r " was - Hall on Monda evenin Feb. 26, Mark Sullivan, internationally Georges Miquelle, first 'cellist B'nai B'rith No. 122, and the all agog and a-flutter last week under the auspices of the Detroit famous journalist, historian and the Detroit Symphony, will be pre- RHAPSODY men's organization, Pisgah Lodge , with several proprietors holding branch of Icor. Her subject will speaker on current events, comes vented as soloist at the Tuesday Neon and Evenings will hold a joint social meeting !their breaths while others were b e "My Thirteen 1 ears in the direct from Washington to discuss evening concert, Feb. 26, at 8:30 on 'twilit.. TM, Glorifi ihr major national issues at the Detroit , o'clock, in Orchestra Hall. He will im at the Stotler Hotel, Monday, conjuring visions of their crowded Soviet Union." slop. the World Could BEER — WINE — LIQUORS . Mile. rental . F.. - Feb. 26, at 8:15 p. m. Town Hall in the Fisher Theater, ' play the melodious Concerto in D dining rooms after those spots Noonday Luncheons 35e Dr. Strong has become known next W. ednesday morning, Feb. 27, minor f or Violoncello and Orchestra Evening Dinners 6Se to $1 The guest speaker will be which were somewhat naughty to tens of thousands of her hear- at 11 o'clock. His subject will lie by Lalo. George i Dobsevage of New York would be closed down. But out- ers as the "oldest Amer can resi- "The Great Adventure at Wash- Victor Kolar, who will direct this -. • side of a fine here and there, dent" in the new Moscow of the legion." eighth eoncert in the Tuesday sec• there were no casualties. — On the Stage — = Soviets. As author, correspond. Mr. Sullivan's career as a poli- ies, will give the first perform- IN PERSON Once again the Oriole Terrace ant and traveler, she has spent tical reporter began more than a i t sets the pace, by bringing a favor- the past 12 years in that country quarter of a century ago when, as onise." BraUr 1=1 1 1M11$ STEPIN FETCHIT ice screen star of long standing which today presents the world's editor of Collier's Weekly, he Young People's Concert March comic Star of the Semen here—Miss Mae Murday, center question mark. She has traveled wrote political comment in a se, A chorus of 200 school children I of a new and dazzling show at the ninny thousands of miles into all Lion of the magazine called "Mark will lie the outstanding feature of JAMES MELTON Remo'. Oriole. regions: the far north beyond the Sullivan's Page." Today, his the final concert in the Young Pen- Divtingulsinsi Tenor Every spot has its favorite per- Arctic Circle, the hot wastes of week-day dispatches and Sunday . pie's series by the Detroit Sym. TIM a IRENE former and entertainer, or its Turkestan, the height "roof of articles reach 10,000,000 news- phony, Saturday morning March 2, 11-diu slam favorite band, staying on a bit the world" in the Pamir. One readers. at 10:30 o'clock, in Orchestra Ilall. ARIA 'FORNEY I) owe. longer than its predecessor . . . entire year was spent visiting During the war, Mr. Sullivan They will sing the tuneful cantata, )All' & FA SIAN but the Club Plantation boasts collective farms in the first year made several visits to the Western "The Spider and the Fly" by Dan- NEI I 14 of their introduction. Two ad- Front. Ile was at Paris when the l'rotheroe. an orchestra—Earl Walton's most KAI }NAN and his Music danceable band and Auzie Dial, ditional trips made to China gave Peace Conference was held. In These 200 voices have been sel- the most "singable" gal—have no, ' her insight into the problems of 1928 he was among the newspaper acted by Miss Clara F. Starr, su- men who accompanied President pervising instructor of music in predecessors. . . . Both Miss Dial the Soviets in the Far East. PRINCE 1111114111Lit , and Mr. Walton opened with the During the past few years she Hoover on his good.will trip to the intermediate schools. The chit- Plantation about a year or so ago has been busy organizing the South America. dren front Ill to 14 years of age Limited Engagement and are still enjoying the ap- American newspaper in Moscow, Mark Sullivan's five-volume opus, are members of the glee clubs in , plause and approval of the p a .lknown as the Moscow Daily News, "Our Times," which narrates tilt the following schools: Burroughs, : Irons. . . . The current all-sepia and bringing it from its early be- history of the American public from Miss Ethel Welch, director; Hutch- I Ilitier's Public Edw.°, No. I revue is one of the pepp i est an d ginnings f1:1 a small weekly to its I'•100 to 1925, is recognized as the ins, Miss Malik Mickle, director; Lecture. on most entertaining of the season. present condition as one of the finest history of modern America lackeon, Mies Ruth Moffat, direc- tor; McMichael, Miss Elizabeth ' "GERMANY TODAY" . . It has no comparison in the leading English-language dailies yet written. ART INSTITI T14 Tickets for his lecture are on Eberle, director. The cantata will city. . . . As usual, it packs a outside the English-speaking lands. Admission 73c et (:rinnell', RA. 1144 sale now at Grinnell's, or Monday be sung by the glee clubs at the mean combination of talent and Glamorous Star of to Wednesday at the Fisher box springls. festivals in the various rhythm, mirth and gayety. sc hoo PHILOMATHIC NAMES Stage and Screen office. The Dionnes have nothing on Children's Free Concerts ITS NEW COMMITTEES , Eugene Van Antwerp, the demo- 3 SHOWS NIGHTLY The second Aeries of free con- . cratic candidate for the nomina- Gene Kerekes—the Host Plies a certs for the school children of Sunday afternoon, Feb. 17, IDA DIVINOFF lion of County Auditor, who is IIIIEN At the Rhapsody Terrace I Greater Detroit will take place in Brilliant Revue the proud daddy of 11 offsprings. marked the first meeting of the genial current semester of the Philo- who is widely known as editor, Orchestra hall this week. Another Dirtet From Only Sammy Sofferin's Tab. hi. wt..; . . . 11.. diffiro 4 publisher, and lecturer and is re- I personality is missing around the mathic Debating Club. Gene Kerekes is still host at 10,000 children will hear the four unite whether to fonotke the PC garded as one of the foremost I to dble prowarns as a part of their mei ,. Rhapsody Terrace, and guests and The second round of the new Powatan these days. Otherwise of the tn i.tint tee d t or toe chi ' Jewish bookmen in A America. debate tournament their friends are assured of con. course. Continuing the study of a . . or din e mill m ill liste n to the the atmosphere is just as breezy, elimination e sweet melodic., el di Mr. Do bsevaga e was on the edi- ust as g ay and just as smart as was included in the program of Untied good food and wines and "Music of Many Lands" the selee tions played will represent Rus- tonal staffs of Jewish E ego - j it ever was , and no well is the the afternoon. The subject was• the products of the Terrace Bar. sia, Spain, America and Great n"" DINNER, 65c 11 F ull-Counte pe ia. For 20 years he was the staff trained that the wheels are Resolved, That the NIRA be ex- The lunches at 35c are meeting Britain. Victor Kolar will direct 4 Shows Nightly with unanimous approval. •THE DRAKE sas•ite tended for two years." The af- general secretary of the Jewish running just as smooth . . . so •DOT LEWES Gene and his Rhapsody Gypsies and Mrs. Edith Rhette Tilton will Publication Society of America. here's hoping Sammy and his fam- firmative, upheld by Peter Mar- •JA•K LEI IN He published for the society over ily are enjoying their visit down rig and Julian Caplan, defeated are there for luncheon as well as give the explanatory remarks. No toter Charge The concerts on Monday, Feb. 25, No Minimum 125 publications and aided in the south to the utmost. . . . The the negative, Robert Cole and dinner. There is nothing like a and Wednesday at 2 o'clock will Cherie spreading of millions of copies in floor show continues with the Philmore Leemon, by a vote of One Hungarian Paprikas, with To• be broadcast over WWJ for the Jewish homes and public libraries. same cast as last week. . . . even to two. Leemon war elect- key wine served to the sensuous benefit of the school children of the :•, eaclences of Gypsy music, with its Mate. The Tursday concert at 3 • He saw through the press the Those charming Archer Sisters ed best speaker. The social committee, consist. minor harmoniesand its plaintive o'clock will be carried on. a coast. ri ings of Zangwill, Dorothy Hoghton . . . Kay ched Aa'. H • • Barnes. Jack Brooks . . . ing of Philmore Leeman and Irv- mid haunting wistfulness There to-coast hookup over the Columbia a !Ike 11.4t: • " . am, Peretz, Schechter, Ginzberg, seems to be a longing in all Gypsy Broadcasting System. 6515 GRAND RIVER AT GRAND BLVD. Yehodah, Asch and other aided i. - and Barn and Steger, who are ing Isaacs, received a vote of acelebrin ties. Mr. Dobsevage also just about an entire show by thanks for making last semester's music similar to those themes in Jewish songs which promise the the publication of the New Trans Graham Fiddler . and social a huge success. xiiengFidedmle asw IMILWes.11.11 OLIO 1 MI MOM Is 11ALW IIMS Jan Kubelik Recital Here Julian Caplan, present speaker fulfillment of the age-old search still M carry o n . . . cs:sbtei lotion of the Bible. As secretary Swing ul,seieni t ime g m mv and Detroit's Only Downtown Night Club Presents of a haven for the heart of the Philomathic, announced his Saturday, March 2 boys, of the Jewish Classics Library, he new committees es follows; Pro- mind. helped develop the plan for the Let Gene Kerekes prove all gram, Leopold Snyder; press, Jan Kubelik, the most traveled issuing of the writings of Gabl' ' be Tiny C lllll edienne ing Irv- Isaacs; bringing up members, these things to you. He will rol, Haley', MaimOnides violin virtuoso, returns to Detroit an d CAROL CHAPELLE DAVE BARNUM others. Jack Behrman and Louis Elhind; more than glad to see you. Saturday evening, March 2, at The shocking * Stage-Screen•Ittplia tiler alumni, Arnold Sharkey; mem- Orchestra Hall, under the auspices As candidate for Congress ?daemon Pat Bill Lankin bership, Saul Sheifman 1,. Tap. of the Detroit Concert Society. At Miniature Piano and Mar- against La Guardia, the present HOLLYWOOD THEATER tin B y GERSHON GELBER Thumin; foreign relations, M1 COI F.It AT AN% TIME by critics For four days starting Friday, Kubelik, acclaimed mayor of New York, Mr. Dobse- 01 Mayor, (Sal.) Philmore Leemon; outside affairs. Feb. 22, ''Broadway Bill" is the everywhere as the greatest violin- vage m ade his campaign memo-, Tuesday — THE MANHATTANETTES Melvin Gerson. rable by the quality of the de-1 major attraction on the Holly- ist since Paganini, today, at the It is less than two years since Under new business, Robert wood Theater's double-feature age 54, brings forth enthusiastic bates in which he engaged with • I left Palestine and Olson my re- Cole and Saul Schwartz were program. The added feature is the praise from press and audience, his opponent. cent two months' return visit there. 'sworn in as new members. " and is in truth the living "music There will also be presented by, I found most of the country so MS first showing in Detroit ofH CH . ro- 1040 WAYNE ST - • - • • • • Clifford 2640 0 the Young. People's Shaarey Ze-' completely transformed, that had I dorado." a story of youthful ell- master." "His is an art and 41:413 31 100 dek Socieik Players a one-act not seen it, I would not have Omega Delta Chi Becomes mance end adventure in a desolate genius greater today than ever 0101.\.\ 11 11MIIMIA fofrtee. r" play, "Mother and Son". The cast thought it credible that such "ghost town", an dthe stars are b e A National Society. 15 years' absence, Ku- consists of 15o1'othy Kunin, Lee, changes are possible to accomplish Wayne University as "N l Richard Arlen, Madge Evans, Mrs. A belik now has been prevailed upon Rosin, Sidney Shevith, Dr. Leon- in so short a space of time. melee Rothschild, travel- Stepinfetchit, Helen Jerome, Ed- Desolate Wastes, wild looking ing representative ard Sidlow. The play is directed, of Iota Alpha sly and James Gleason, Mickey to repeat his former great suc- sandy deserts, rough, rocky, steep Pi, international eon 11.11.11. 311\ cesses in America. He was born •1011:NO by Milton J. Koss, ' Mouse in "Two-Gun Michek" ie ore Y, pledged in Michle, near Prague. His first Musical entertainment will be mountain slopes, seemingly unin- Om egg Delt a Chi sorority y of an added treat. habitable, have been converted into Announcement of the cast of furnished by the well known vio- For three days starting Tues- concert appearance was made at A HORSE'S NECK, Ralph E. Quinn, candidate for beauty spots. Fine homes and ter a t Aal the age of six, and in 1899, in the Democratic nomination for "The Mikado," to be presented an impressive linist, Ida Divinolf, pi Feb. 26, "Mu_Ider in the ceremony da apartments houses that a PLEASE! Budapest, he made his profes- by the music group of the Young Saturday night, Feb. 9, Other entertainment will be in most cases before their construc- . .lounty Auditor in the primary elec- raetrno h-; L' ds" and "BY' Y of sional debut. given and all members and friends tion begins, stand to-day on those home tion of March 4, holds an outstand- People's Temple Club, March 10, will be the double-feature No, the lull) DWI .•kin, for her Goldman.Mimes Sylvia and Lautia, CI Tickets are available at Grin- has been made by Philip Stern, are welcome. bmbund . . . she Is asking for • ing position In the large field of ing at the Hollywood Theater. places, country side changed into fancy drink,etn1 our drink mho- Iota Alpha nell's box office, Randolph 1124, aspirants from whom the Demo- chairman of the music group. organized ea rn ,- ,l'i.' logist is an old molder at chang uech villagcs, villages into good-sized and Hotel Statler, Cadillac 7492. Under the direction of Arthur ingodd Ingredients Into solved/ 32 years ago at Hunter College towns, towns into bi g drink, EASTERN STAR CAFE Goulson, the Gilbert and Sullivan people's enthusiasm knows no New York City, has active ' ' Dire. tion Sanowl &Merin. ters throughout the Eastern chap- The Eastern Star Cafe presents opus will be produced in its en- and bounds and infects even • new- Levy's Students Give tirety by the music group, which comer as soon as he arrives there. Western United States and Can- four shows nightly, featuring Don Max And abut a Stn...r1 lloor show at Former Gov. has worked in diligent rehearsal In the rural districts. the tie- ada. The Wayne chapter is. J Letzen, blues singer; the Drake I Musicale till it a A. 1 for several months to bring the Brucker's Home Meal Funds are contributing .,s first contact into the Sisters, scintillating entertainers,' Jack Levin, golden-voiced , 1 production up to almost profes- deal to the rehabilitation of Middle West. and • BARNES & STEGER Seri Best great Notional Brotherhood Day will be OP IV - ' alone! standards. ds of immigrants; . you'll tenor who has delighted Eastern! Max Levy's advanced vocal stu- In 1929, Mrs. Jessie (Newman) • ARCHER SISTERS n 11 1 , 114,1 throughout thy Culled Stator , thousa Star patrons for several weeks. • dents will give • musicale, Satur- Assisting Coulson will be Jose- 1. 11,1 11y. Yid, It. On this 0.....11111 I he' find colonies springing up in the Dvorin and Miss Laura Goldman • DOROTHY HOGHTON ;141,1r. on by In.. Leo AI Franklin u ill 1,o ,waitnitahme tafrcilterre last two years on the land of the first organized Omega Delta Chi. Shan Austin and his recordingl phine Stern, w,ho has 'written sev- A ..0 1 he told, "Barriers to Brotherhood " ntasl ge • KAY GRAHAM S pm. 2' atGovernor Today, the same girls are charter orchestra with their enchanting hdeanywNe Former eral original parodies to some of c:in ) , Kwahyeermeeetherh(Jierewmisih i ut Sundae morning. MarYh 3, lin Koren Louis G r e e n b I a t t, rhythm continue to furnish the i' Brucker. • Mnn Fiddler's Orchestra Poi F1 anklin will discuss thy trial stilibi d K the t.etter known music of the F e perpetual e lease for five I members of "Nu" chapter. Adel- "The W orld Jewish Congreaa—A lianayr.. a u fiver dunamsi i tenor, will sing (a) Aria from operetta. The parodies will satir- ine Sax, president: Rae Bale. vice music, 1 nos Propn Proposal .. Aida-Verdi, (b) Song of Songs- Ilan Flabliatli, Fr& FA Redo I.t .on Clam of land on which he erects a smial president; Harriett Silverman, ize members of the Jewish com- te will occupy the pulpit and speak on Maya , (c) Gianina Mia-Friml. MANHATTAN CLUB but neat looking and comforta i secretary; Ruth Kramer, treasury munity, the congregation and the Table d'Hote "The IOW of the Jew In the Amerivan ' _g aa of a ._.. Sally Sweetwine, lyric soprano, home, and from IA the ma raisin Club Manhattan heads its show Ii A i hillo '• or; Muriel Nusbau, Evelyn Alenik, Young People's Temple Club. out- Dinner - - - $1.50 k try and vege ta es "' a Goldye Frank, Lena Sokolow , with Dave Barnum, who sings (a) One Fine Day from Medam The cast is as follows: Young Peoples Washington Birthday m and intro- Butterfly—Puccini, (b) On Wings and is happy. Hai fa, Marion Lukas, Alice Singer, SY l' songs as you like the, The Mikado of Japan: .. Arthur Denison - - , ,.f Song—Mendelesohn, (e) Choco- Nen111-Poo, his son, diegul•ed as You'll find that near ,:r,. '!'',. ; '":„:w ',o ,. Tt p.... ! via Goldman, Sadie Nuchime and duces Giggles Regan, Carol Chap a wandering minstrel and In vi tem you In /Olen 11 It i4 "' W " ashiln ugto h I n 9 S where until six months ago there Hero—Strauss. ' late Soldier•hly lute with Yum•Yum...Ales Wilenkln Helen Lefton are the other char- p elle and l'at McFarron, the lay ; hday I tes-d ; on:re sunil•y,Feb. 21. at t t Harry Mikuliak, baritone (a) was nothing hut a big stretch Ro-Ka, lord high executioner—Bald Rose RALPH E. QUINN # . Blr; ter in tap rhythms. Cy Gdreau , h fair of 0 .3 . ti the a • al hall • A;; unworn°. 25 s. i • ter members. Pemllah, lord high everything else.. , Its or person. sand waste, today stands a and his Manhattans provide the Aria from I.aTraviata — Verdi, cratic Levy Mrs. Leah Weisenfeld of Kappa called "Kiryat Chaim" voters of the county will rish-Tush, a noble lard William ove LifeManna Zucca, (c) Samuel Feuer s ized village, chapter entertained the pledge, dance music, with Bill Lanki:(b) L "The Alikndo". n Platen, wards at Ko-Kul 124 DAVENPORT D I lt• Oh D Those T make their choice. He has been in Three Tth. foin.oum 1ilhort and gull's on . molt. ', (named after Chaim Arlosoro ). . playing request numbers. Ium•Ium at a tea given at her home on ' Ifilda Wilenkla This ineomparbale situationis, of Florence Kaltman, soprano, (a) public life for the past several TE. 2-8385 PRO-Sing Loretta Berkowitz Sunday, Feb. 10. TIt'L1 it: k i‘::.:iiiies"l Te".e ntri r .. clot. ; ; ' ' ,VI:;!l l . 11: LaTosca—Puccini (h) .. Peep- Bo course, largely due to the influx Bertha Charmer UNITED DETROIT THEATERS : years and has a wide acquaintance. Kalish& an elderly lady in love (%r i a me ft7a m Wilson. . ,,,s r l,b ,;' ,,'"I ' of German Jews who brought along with Nsokl-Poo 's leadin g' Harrlet Marva Clark Gable, the rd m 1 . phearalzla for a on, Ito u s er Ihr capital, technique, thoroughness Council Day at Franz Hal, m His candidacy is looked upon with Maurice Johnathan Short, tenor, - Menther• of the chorus: Missive Jean Ishii. of Art tioulnon and Philip romantic player, is starred in ucceed, Levy, Virginia Walt, Bertha Charmer, hoed will to . tat Aria from Elsie d'Armor- favor by Democratic party leaders. n aIII tlint Exhibit Feb. 27 ',U....r- and a determ Ruth Cohn. Ruth Brmiar, Eleanor " After Office flours", a gay tale e . Donizetti, Oil Vilia—Lehar. nislody . realizing that the bridges behind HICAGO GETS REFORM ig...6. of moody Blunt, Miriam Carver, Irene Webw. — Mr. Quinn is • former newspaper e the is Joeephone Widener, dramatic so- e rshowing att which to speak. Ruth Klein. Carolyn Starr. Harriet them are burned, 50 reporter, having worked both on PARLEY NEXT SUMMER The T•stimonia/ 1/litneet The Detroit section, National N h icichhigan is Theater, Clark Gable Marvell, Florence Tear* Dorothy I may predict, that • day will prano Pace MM Diu — Force of the Detroit Times and Detroit I in Thunoist night, Frh 21 III.. lyisi .1 Moro, h, Nadine Lewis, Rheba 1310a1T, Council of Jewish Women, invites surrounded by a capable east of Deetin'y (b) Flea's Drea m— W ag . end the n the history o m " 4 oust... ^4 Timid« Beth Rose Elkin, F•Ye Alpert,, Loretta News. Former Ma yo r John C. come wh e Telt1,1 , • forum roininillee 11. its members and friends to at- players in the new film. Constance Goldis aihreck. Belle Pam NEW YORK (JTA I—The next n 1 entlihohin1 dinner to thy or" toi , to. iem will record the name of ncr. .e , I I a Sky Sk • will '11 act • an accom- 1 I ge selected Quinn as secrete , Berkowitz. I, k and Betty nommen. Memo, Ale:- Z i on with large golden letters, tend the Franz Hats Exhibition at Bennett has the leading feminine panist convention of the Central Con- o of , 11 11.•fo at the but. yl tw iv , nod I“ ander In. Artnue Goulson. Saul . to the ma . mayor when he took offie Hitler c' ' forum Ushers carps . of the' 10. . 17.r, II111111111 alongside, if not in the forefront, the Detroit in stitu te o f Art, Wed- role opposite the star while Stuart Levy and Samosa ference of American Rabbis will the in 1928, Quinn retiring from news- ha r toe of fly «Inn, It I ' 4n71am y,. Feb. 27, from 2:30 to Erwin, Billie Burke and Katherine of the founders. and builders of be held in Chicago next June, the yiyilins. Tiler, wore olo, . . 011 4 .1 • Arthur (Wiliam paper work to accept. Quin prey Dins tor vet nt, of Alexander have prominent roles. Famous Woman Editor at musly served as clerk A.Ist•nt i.irao tor Josephine Stern executive board, meeting at h.r 1a Winer, tolloINWI hy zd for Judge W• Musick' Dim toe PhIllp C. stem w as On the Michigan stage a host of been for Hitler, the e The day is to be known Town Hall in Casa Thea- Temple Emanuel, has decided. IsitraneoLt McKay Skillman, of the Recorder's get retary Irene Wei elrahndloweortel Council Day. nie oni and Properties will lecture on stars stars including Muriel Page doing . The convention will open Tues- slid...eh...A Notes: bt e trn odfe ter on March 1 Court, where he made many.friends wardrobe . longer o oho hare redem p Thom. o Miolorho d Miriam Varier, Goldie albrack d her famous "flame dance," Joe- aye de l day night, June 25. e among the Jewish people. And to- Makwup. !Doi SaImitin, Miriam ears.. ing4.11. of Om hook have 11..t ,1 attra.lfr1 the ex ib it. 'duds Garay, the Five Gay Bro- 0 a Styln a a, company the or the armee Jews have served .. a KI 0111 , ere mi ssing a The program committee was Mrs. William Brown Moloney, day he cherishes there strong v 1111 11; bars. H arold Schlesinger and them t n at the piano. rO .;r;j 1. 1 • , •110 .• ;0 ale o f otner friendships that have grown strong- stimulant for the Jews ot of the program to studies of the most 'Myron'. , Ballet and Lamb and the editor of New York Herald-Tribune Mrs. Oscar Blumberg are co- 17:1 Inds as well, who now realize sixteen Rockettes add to the gay, Sunday Magazine, is to speak for er throughout the years. In 1932 instructed to devote a major part .::;i:Yrion""fiTitirer; i chairmen of arrangements. prog ram he managed the campaign to ob- what they may expect front their c .._ as Theater Town H II, F . basic principles underlying Re- "David Copperfield" is now in morning, March 1, at 11 o'clock, lain a fairer representation for form Judaism with a view of its did:of he r i eason's most I''' mimed 11 . 0 yls. governments sooner or later, and .. W ayne c ounty in the state legisla- k.•' hi I, I . tl•thert I 'll I they, too, are flocking to this new the third and final week of its on "The News of the Day.' ' revaluation. engagement at the United Artists , A s editor , lure • land of promise and hope. e or of o the e New ew York or Her- 11 There are, no doubt. certain us' S Theater on Bagley Ave. The Id-Tribune Sunday Magazine, Mrs. Knowledge of the work of the un da School: London Non-Jew Barred by 3unnay pleasant aspects that should be The class on methods of teach- screen version of Charles Dick- Maloney probably keeps more close- County Auditors Mr, has NEW YORK (JTA) — Mrs. Having Jewish Name remedied, one of which is the ram- favorite novel has won wide ly in touch with national and inter• been acquired by ens' r. Quinn dur- Felix M. Warburg has contributed i n g, which has been discussing the LONDON (JTA)—Newspapers i some sec- national problems than any other ing the past two years while eery- $6,000 to the building fund of acclaim from the press and the io• pant speculative fever in aff .1 111. teaching of history in the lower here carry a story about a Lon- III, pant of the country. for following the details of woman in the United States and ing as an employee of the office. the Rothschild-Hadassah Univer- ',a l. , . fon Ft1411) coining on Since my last trip of two years grader through the story method p don golf club which rejected the Current nota ble authorit the ember of the Bureau of sity Hospital in Jerusalem, which so clos ely. , real estate in Palestine sky- will take up dramatization at its he candidacy of a non-Jew who bears Se b e onews n - investigation The Freddie Events, explaining is • ion of the Wayne County will be the first medical rt.. re- pook ons in cluding M.... party .an held 11•1 the Feb. 24. 45 person center a Jewish name. The club, under , i t,1 ,1 1 4 , e7g;;I;;t1,..41;•h;;01 .1. a a r w d.aorf „Auditors. Bartholmew, W. C. Fields, Roland hind the news, each week interpret- BoA te rii n , tla hl. ran ni..;It otthethT roc ro keted re 400 to 1,000 per cent. One nest meeting, Sunday, and graduate school of medicine the impression that the applicant reason, however, that will mitigate at 12 o'clock noon. The class will f Young Edna Mae Oliver, Lewis ing theworld's most important hap- Mr. m Quinn served in Palestine, it was announced by ke the next ta was Jewish, declared that it does m (len . ' Sedum,te r. Dew for even those when that day 'of ..m .171;lf. '"t); millions of readers. work, 19 months in France as • member Hadassah, the Women's Zionist not admit Jews "except by mis- man inylist•in and Mrs. Dal 1.1 E coh•n. reckoning arrives, is the fact, the teaching history in the intermed:- Stone. Nledge Evans, Maureen pentium Aside to fro m her newspaper of the 23rd Engineers regiment and junior high school de O'Sullivan Frank Lawton and Organization of America. take." unlike booms in America where the ate and now is a popular member of the Lionel Barrymore in principal Mee. Mel oney has for ; f, 0 7.001Z r4tre;r1,thi l: Calling the project • "splendid acutual cash investments were only partments. s, American Legion. Because of his The name of the club was not roles, is noteworthy for the man- ' a close study of social condition business inn a negligable part of the cost of the Jr. Young People. Auxiliary mentioned. At the same time. ...a ind has taken an constructive in- thorough qualifications for the of- prioneer work", Mrs. Warburg, in of the Jr. net' in which they portray the an accompanying letter, praised The dramatic group tercet in whatever affects the home fice, Democrats interested in party property, having been largelly fi- dines Itn. Scotland newspapers reported NI, and Mr - r .. t, , second and even Y. P. A. will meet this Thursday characters Dickens wrote. and children. During the war she accomplishment by men whom they the choice of Mount Scopus for that Jews have established their s • fleeced by find, Awl Alt , • Louisa M. Alcott's beloved ro• r the location of the new institution g r third mortgages, there today they evening, Feb. 27. The regular worked in behalf of the Belgian elect, regard Quinn as a logical trait . own golf club near Glasgow. This ,, and commended the plan to make Men", provides one children and the Belgian cause in nominee at the primary. pay, as a rule, cash for their real meeting of the club take, place .flance "Little club, the report states, is restrict- contrasting features on the the 26. of it an integral part of the Hebrew the United States. France also on Wednesday evening, Feb. estate and have therefore no ing membership to Jews only. gram recognizing her work with special University. of mortgagees. All that could hap- All young people between the State Theater doubl e pro this week, with the other offering A campaign to raise 6300,000' hovers as did Belgium. Jewish Pipers Judged pen to such holders is that their age, of 16 and 20 are invited. Dowager Queen Backs Belgium's as a building fund is now in values and incomes will shrink. Si•tar ► ewdi being "The Winning Ticket", • The Detrit New, this week an. The Best in Scotland progress JNF Drive Samuel to augment present re- To offset this element, there are, NEW The following dates are asked hilarioe• story about the family flounced that Mrs. Moloney I.• tr ANTWERP (JTA) — Dowager sourcea W. Halprin. natieenl president of however, many communities of pri- be kept open by the different of an Italian barber who wins the ',It the ne-v magazine sections of GLASGOW.—A blow 'to na- Queen Elizabeth last week ac- Hadassich, the Women's Zionist vate agriculturists and Kvutzahe, to organizations: March 17—Hard Irish Sweepstakes Prize, in which the Sunday News called "This tional pride has been adminis- cepted patronage over the Belgian Organization of America. who re- w ee k . .. who are the backbone of the coun- time party at the Congregation: Leo Carrillo, Louise Fazenda and tered here by the discovery TARTARS' DANCE FEB. 23 Jewish National Fund campaign from Palestine, try. Mrch 26, shower; Sunday, April Ted Healy are featured. cently ret . irned that one of Scotland's very for • forest in Palestine to be eager to see the real rasted the aspirations of the If one is con t supper and card party. a 28, hottest bands is composed ex- The Tartars, a young Jewish FOX THEATER named after the late King Albert. the new specific Jewish Lew Jewish Delinque•cy Rate youth of America and Europe Palestine, clusively of Jews, organization, will celebrate their Charming little Shirley Temple The king was known as a friend . with those of the youth of Pal- life. the new culture that the new In New Yerk Hitherto S•otsmen have second anniversary by presenting , upholds the title of "The Little of the Jewa. He had visited Pal . estine, in a radio address from Yishuv has produced in recent dy, peacefully contented people, • . . proudly her 'A that only • • dance in the new Bohemian e•tine several times and was en Station WOR. this city. Mrs. Hal- years. he should not go to look for earning their living by hard labor OR K (JIM—The Jew., CrOnnel." at the Fox. P Room of the Hotel Detroiter, Prominently cast is Bill Robin- true - born t could master New thusiastic in his praise of Jewish prin n pointed out that Palesti e it in Tel Aviv, Haifa or Jerusalem and honest effort, no " shacher- NE population of of the macher tuft mens hen" there, in 'oh the rousing skid of the na- Woodward, at Adelaide, on Satur- achievements there. a delinquency rate of son. famous Negro dancer. the youth moves from urban to --these are only prototypes short, a people who seem to be des- York has tional musical instrument day, Feb. 23, The music will be Western civilization. transplanta- Stepin Fetchit, Negro comedian as compared rent centers, the opposite of the to fulfill a mission of the about MI per rural Now comes the news that tions of Warsaw, Lodz, New York tined fnrnisiied by Dort Zell and his THETA PHI GAMMA SORORITY Messianic prophesies when "every with delinquency rates among of screen fame, Is in person on Mir tendency in other countri,.. the "Jewish Lads' Brigade" Club Roberta Orchestra. Arrange- and Berlin—but should go to see man will dwell under his own vim other groups. The statistics are the stage. James Melton, radio 4 'rid s . 1• •• go, Feb 3. by emi Clam email at her home. FM Glsi "Unlike the tendency in F.u• • amt oheerve at close range the corn- has won the Scottish cham- ments for the dance are under who are Dart of a report by Dr. John tenor; Tim and Irene, Lou and h vnith of • • and fig tree," a people Theta me Gamma PoterItY annnunrr • rope and . munities of the private colonies or pionship trophy for their skill the direction of Nathan Krentain others also are pro- and to remote on the liertl Slawaon, executive director of the ! Evelyn •• ors rnmstin w 014 will b• • • Paleetin e prefe• ■ those working on • co-operative making the dream of Dr. with the pipes and bellows. and Stuart S. Segal. grimed. the home of Mtn ROW t11 Jewish Board of Guardians. soil rather than seek a career in I system. lbere, he will find a star- come true. riz Delmer Aye • sunder.Fr 1. 34 . • m Thom Interested Call Tons the cities', Mrs. Halprie 'aid. .4 7-l i lt. Shirley Temple Lionel Barrymore a Ida Divinoff to be Violin Soloist; 1p11•11•••••111111111••1111 GENE KEREKES • • _===. "THE LITTLE COLONEL" . RHAPSODY " ill 1342 BROADWAY • TERRACE ■ • TEL. CL 1260 2 1 0.1iiiiimonscunci Beginning Saturday, February 23 OWENSTEI Mae M 1• ray EASTERN STAR CAFE SHAN AUSTIN It NEW YORK 16 Gorgeous Girls Russ LYONS An and HIS MUSIC Excellent Cuisine 4 4 Ilemervaiions Advisable Phone Trinity 2-0100-2-8806 ■ •■••■■•■ r Earl ,,„, Walton. D:1\( GIGGLES REGAN Amazing Growth Of Palestine 4 0 The Club Plantation 5 Club MANHATTAN ■ ■ ■ ■•■■•■■■■•■■■■■■••■ Quinn is Candidate ■ ■■•■ 0 For County Auditor p Cast Announced For "The • Mikado" 0 0 0A I (temple $rtI E1 Notes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t n 1 Powatan d ■■■■■■■■■■■■■4 '",',.,'"761';:,or.":::1" 7-■ ■ s users 1 ■ pi:Intl/1r Natre 1. ss • Palestine Youth Shuns the Cities B'nai Moshe Notes I Mrs. Warburg Gives $5,000 to Hospital .