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Carl M. Weideman
For Circuit Judge

Janet

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GAYNOR

Warner

BAXTER

Carl M. Weideman, candidate on
the Democratic ticket for the office
of Circuit Judge, has proven his
understanding and his ability while
a member of the Congressional
ommittee. Investigating activi-

ed In

liemance

"One More
Spring"

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stag,

GENE RAYMOND

singing and POea ;.. star

-the

Wm. H. Green, Jr.
Has Enviable Record

Spots

11

STAGE, A ND SCREEN

Symphony
ON MONDAY, MARCH 11 Spalding
Soloist Thursday
.

POLDI M1LDNER HERE

With a record for economy In
public office to which he can point,
William
H. Green, Jr., is basing his
wrt
—
Poldi Mildner, phenomenal girl
campaign for the Republican nomi-
Two works new to Detroitera will
eoe iNeleantutrhainclinwgillashempuecelt.
nation as County Auditor on three
be presentee' by Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Yessir, Detroit's really going major 'projects which he carried al) i t t a enni st ti o n w h
at the 13th subscription concert of
seated in recital at the Masonic the Detroit Symphony, Thursday
places. Now it's a miniature
, Auditorium on Monday evening,
world's fair . . . and believe you
March 11.
me, the Chicago "shindig" had
Tickets are now available at
nothing on what's ocming here
Grinnell Bros., Temple 2-7100.
except in size . . First, Lanny
Poldi Mildner's youthful path
Roes is the big opening feature
to fame was ridged by the un-
. . . then there'll be talent galore
comfortable
bumps of parental
(tom every night club in town,

A PARABLE

"America'. Rhythm Stylist"

"I need oil," said a young stu-I
dent, in ancient days. So he
planted an olive sapling. l
"Lord," he prayed, it needs rain,'
that its tender shoots may drink!
and swell. Send gentle showers."
And the Lord sent a gentle
shower.
"Lord," prayer the man, "my
tree needs sun. Send sun, I pray;
Thee." And the sun shone, gild-1
ing the dripping clouds.
"Now frost, Lord, to brace its
tissues," cried he. And behold,
the little tree stood sparkling with
frost. But at eventide It died.
Then the man sought out a
friend and told his strange experi-
ence.
"I, too, have planted k little
tree," the other said, "and see, it
thrives well! But I entrusted my
l ittle tree to its God: Ile who
made it knows better what it
needs than a man like me.
I
made no condition. I fixed not
ways or means. 'Lord, send what
it needs,' I prayed. 'Storni and
sunshine, wind, rain or frost. Thou
hest made it, and Thou knowest
best.' "

Ben Pollack

and His Inimitable
Wide

Si:

Doris Robbins

- "Angel of the Air"

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PARK AVENUE.

PENTHOUSE

Gala Opening

Thursday, March 7

Cover, $1

111 Opening Nite
besides all the visiting celebrities
Famous now, a star in the mu.
that may be in town at the time
can
CONTINUOUS
sical
world
at
only
17,
she
. . . opera stars, hot cha singers,
laughingly recall her father's loud
FLOOR SHOW
dancers, pianists, white, black and
IIIPA
objections to a professional train-
10.1,110, the Lxw of 1:ta%IlY
a mixture of both... . . Yes, in-
CON Milt
!
ing
for
his
only
child.
Harold 11011 ilnd Jis•not•
MENNE II
deedy, 'tis going to be a great
onted: I nitwit
It was a tense family scene.
"r Opening Onli
day
in
the
old
town.
Si
Fr ilk C ..... tors
Mold a—Iltrn SIAM Oder
Hugo Mildner sat sternly in his
1.,ur 1,0,01110 Tenor
"Positively, Mae Murray's final
Dinner 511.50
big armchair facing his wife and
TIAK•INA RA% E
appearance in this town Sunday
I'M! Cad. PIO for
111.I.0•110"
hoe esii
his sister, who was Poldi's first
Re...nation+
night"
.
.
.
so
Sid
Goldie,
the
Jar Seiler
teach-r. The little girl, not quite
l'en00101 I.n.0•1100
11.TIC
"It0111.1,
P. A. at the Oriole Terrace, told
.11 IIEN 10 ./1.1.14'K
nine, swung her legs from the
Carla Term.) I.m.ens
me. (By the way, Sid is proudly
rityr.
If by ill,
piano stool
i w th pretended indif-
Cu, ten spei it.
cal
announcing the ninth birthday
PARISI:SG
tirgusy
KAI FOAN and him Music
ference to the fact that she was
of his offspring, Master Irvin
the topic of conversation.
Malcolm Goldie — "biz hundert
. Tili
A week later, her mother, who
all-311.11ANT
Reservation.
and tzwanzig yohre"l. Miss Mur-
• k
:rt it'i OF
has always been her inseparable
ray sails for London following
NOW AT:S
companion, took her to the home
CHINNI11
(
her New York engagement, where
WI)" ' "
i
PRIMER
of Frau Iledwig Kanner•Rosen-
ILA. iiti
she is to make several pictures for
vuousavr
ORCH. HALL, SAT. RYE., MAUCH II
thal, wife of the famous musician
...
.
CARL M. WEIDEMAN
the British Gaumont outfit. Miss
WILLIAM H. GREEN, JR.
Cocktails ;
* Fine Food* -
Moriz Rosenthal, where she was
Lucille Johnson, the lovely prints
ALBERT SPALDING.
Yerp.
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ties of the Nazis and other sub. donna you've enjoyed so much, through while holding that post given an auditioh and enrolled
onr
liss
ie
at once as a pupil of the noted evening, March 7, at 8:30 o'clock,
rt let ptermet In a paint ahem • versive influences in this country.
is making her debut on the air and which saved taxpayers millions
heat T
ronsInlvol, uniform amt
As a member of this committee,
teacher.
in Orchestra Hall.
quality Old lInvur ?net.. sun the
as guest artist on the News Hour of dollars.
...
bad u,
his efforts were tireess in eliminat-
Mr. Green, swept out of office in
own,
of v., II.. .111-
She stayed in Vienna one
Albert Spalding, distinguished
Or lire.
ing those inimical attitudes to. next Wednesday. Helen Gorman, the Democratic landslide of 1933, week out of every month to take
RHAPSODY GYPSIES
American violinist, will be the solo- ■
pretty little musical comedy ar-
ward our people.
SHAN AUSTINtt?"riiat.
prides himself on the fact that a lesson a day, staying with her ist. He will play the Mendelssohn
and
Evening.
Noon
U .
Tampa
Carl M. Weideman further dem- tist, sure does some high kicking while he served as County Auditor
Troolon 11.1..le
aunts in that city and "commut- Concerto in E minor.
BEER — WINE — LIQUORS
slow,.
i shot.
onstrated his interest in the wel- like you've never seen before.... previously, he originated a pay-as-
•
3Se
ing" front Czecho-Slovakia.
Noonday Luncheons
erns: ,1011 , E •I ∎ ERN
The
symphony
will
be
the
Schu-
DeMarr
and
D.
Andre
are
one
of
fare of the foreign born, when, as
you-go policy of Public expendi-
'INIT IAMZET
She (lid this for two years. mann Fourth in D minor.
65e to $1
■
Evening Dinners
—
•JACli LEVIN
a member of the Immigration and the finest ballroom teams it has tures and a "pre-billing" system
When she was 11 she agve her
1,ser Cherie
Fred S. Paine, popular xylophone
Naturalization Committee of the been my privilege to see—their fur county taxes.
No TIMM.=
first concert.
tangoes
are—well,
they
just
are
player,
will
be
the
soloist
at
the
U.
S.
Congress,
he
was
instrumen-
4% 4 Charge
Proposal was made in 1932 for
The notices she received were ninth Tuesday evening concert of
fig
tal in reducing the naturalization the last word . . . and what an construction of a group of build-
"z 1
fee from $20 to $10. Included in M. C. Billy Carr is. . .. Can he ings at Eloise Hospital to house tremendous in the approval of the Detroit Symphony, March 6,
1.1nlil • 1. 7L
at 8:30 o'clock, in Orchestra Hall.
this bill, is a clause making it sing "A Brivele der Mamen" and 7,500 persons. The cost would have this child artist.
1000
She was engaged to play with He will be heard in the stunning
easier for parents and children in "Eili Eili" and all the Yiddische been approximately $12,000,000.
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different lands to be re-united in "shtikelech" . . You'll really like Mr. Green opposed the plan and the Vienna Symphony Orchestra.I Second Hungarian Rhapsody of
Still, her father, taciturn in, Liszt. Victor Kolar will direct.
6515 GRAND NIVEA AT GRAND BLVD. the U. S.
Billy. They tell me the honors suggested that one building , instead
After 14 years of unsuccessful in the line this week go to Mary of a number of isolated buildings, his disapproval of her career,
stuck
to his belief that she ought
effort, the Women's ('arty, through LaPlante and Lois Winters. I'd be constructed
Downtown's Only Nit,. Club Presents •
The single building, which also to be home, like other children. Jan Kubelik Recital Here
the aid of Carl M. Weideman, suc- say the entire Ernie Young line
.r.AT AI RING Er,
REVUE
R
mEA
V NHAin
houses 7,500 persons, was construe- He told her so often.
ceeded in gettling through a bill deserves them.
This Saturday Evening
of
But they caught him once, in
granting rights with men.
If you've seen and liked the ted and equipped at a coat
Carl M. Wideman has been in "Continental" several weeks .ago $1,800,000. By this act Mr. Green the back of the concert hall, ap-
Jan Kubelik, the most traveled
the active practice of law for more at the Club Plantation and "So- prevented expenditure of an ad - plauding his little daughter and violin virtuoso, returns to Detroit
ditional $10,000,000, which would proudly,
than 15 years and is rated well
GIGGLES REGAN $
COL JOE ALLEN *
Saturday evening, March 2, at
phisticated Lady" last week, you have come from the pockets of the
qualified and well equipped to
il m Comedienne
Kentucky news
With
Orchestra Hall, under the auspices
will simply go wild over the new taxpayers
handle the office of Circuit Judge.
show which combines both—fast!
DORIS BECKER
Ilis first public office was a D'Oyly Carte Opera Com- of the Detroit Concert Society.
Kubelik,
acclaimed
by
critics
nerseette
Toreh
Sinter
Just chuck full of talent! And bookkeeper in the sheriff's office.
pany Repertory for
everywhere as the greatest violin-
When Alexander the Great the music .. soft, quiet, dreamy, Later he became chief clerk in the
Detroit
ist since Paganini, today, at the
or loud, peppy, wild, as your County Auditor's office. Then fol-
Learned Extent of Greed
age 54, brings forth enthusiastic
mood calls for ... Cares, worries lowed two terms as County Treas-
of Human Eye
The repertory has just been praise from press and audience,
CLIFFORD no 0
NEVER A• COVER
IOW WAYNE
vanish into thin air.
urer and finally his election as
announced
by
the
world-famed
and is in truth the living "music
Welcome back, Sammy Sofferin County Auditor, a post which he
sso E. ADAMS
CH.
likl•Nailik‘M.IK%WiklM.4
INMININIMIBMWLWOlageklik
During his many travels and
... and welcome to the new show held honestly and efficiently to the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, master." "His is an art and
"You 're Bound to
1.11.'
conquests, Alexander the Great at the Powatan, which features taxpayers' benefit.
•••1.2=M•• ■■•■■■
from the Savoy Theater, London, genius greater today than ever
Have a Goad Time"
came upon a very lovely spot in
for its engagement in Detroit. before."
some of the most talented stars
CLUB
whose midst there flowed a cool
The
Savoyards
begin
their
eagerly
After 15 years' absence, Ku-
Mere words are too' HARRY J. LIPPMAN
ANOTHER C'
and refreshing stream of water. available.
awaited single week's engagement
now has been prevailed upon
tior
inadequate to describe the enterd
FOR CIRCUIT COURT at the Wilson Theater on Mon- belik
He decided that such a fine river
FOR
to repeat his former great suc-
tainment value of this new re-;
must have an interesting source
day,
March
18.
cesses in America. He was born
vue ... just drop over and see for
Harry J. Lippman's candidacy
and upon tracing it found that it
The opera selected for the in Michle, near Prague. His first
foot Judge of the Circuit Cour t opening, Monday night, March 18, concert appearance was made at
led to the gates of Paradise. In yourself.
AMERICAS NEWEST Musical. SENSATION!
lim, hits, what a show the Bally-1
his most commanding fashion he his,has for the week! It's Shelton on the Democratic ticket is gath- is "The Gondoliers." On Tues- the age of six, and in 1899, in
FIRST DETROIT APPEARANCE — DIRECT FROM NEW YORX
AND
the
ering
momentum.
day
night,
"Trial
by
Jury"
and
demanded admittance, which
Budapest, he made his profes-
Brooks and his gang in a brand',
*SHELTON BROOKS A t Ntil
A strong committee is at work "The Pirates of Penzance" will
keeper of the gate refused. Not new sizzling revue. . . The new I
sional debut.
1,72:
upon
ix
this
week-end
calling
be given; on Wednesday, matinee
during
even the most imposing speech
band is really the "nertz"—it's, those interested in strengthening
Tickets are available at Grin-
DINNER
NO
AN AMAZING ALL-STAR REVUE
and night, "The Mikado"; on
about his own greatness gained
Gus Carrington's, his first appear-I
nell's
box
office,
Randolph
1124,
DE
LUXE
COVER
J.
SHOWS NIGHTLY
this court to vote for Harry
Thursday night, "The Yeomen of
Alexander entrance to this de-
•
once here, and, boy, what musci! , Lippman on the Democratic the Guard"; on Friday night and and Hotel Steller, Cadillac 7492.
CHARGE
lightful spot. Finally he demanded
$1.00
Jan Kubelik's program follows;
ticket.
Saturday matinee, "Iolanthe" and
that he receive at least some keep-
rk ; Al
rino, .A 111 o
's onzt
i
1.
•
CLIFFORD 8300
75 YERNOR HIGHWAY EAST
sake as evidence of his having
on Saturday night "The Gondol- learn
A rt a,
li
1•1 Romance h' Name. meelho-
T.
iers" will be repeated.
travelled so far. This the keeper Ben Pollack Op
plume).
( ,I
PratiludIunt
t , tolls
yen;
IS
CANDIDATE
Matinees will be given on
complied with, and imagine how
) Canattnettai Jan Kula Ilk
Penthouse on Thursday 'BLAIN
It;
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE Wednesday and Saturday. The Bat
Inane a raging air.
annoyed Alexander was when he I
(d) Tattottella. Jan K
ti er
(tit %Wan iud,ena, Trit•haIkawakl:
3
ur if you haven't one,
It
scale of prices will be 83 .cents
discovered that the moments was
novation
in
entertainment
,
in
An
PaaanInl; P.) Campanella
1r bartender will Make Toil ono
part of a human skull. Being very is promised by Ben Pollack at his
Bethune Duffield Blain, candi- to $2.20 at both matinees, and (h)
Pa tins lnl
ci a Jiffy. Then a luxurious
angry he threw away the gift. new club, the Penthouse, which . date for the Circuit Court on 83 cents, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20,
l i owatall Blue r- will give It the
a
Iamb.
But the wise keeper of the gate opens Th ur sday, March 7. A on- the Republican ticket, is a native $2.75 and $3.30 at the evening
meek IIVPN of
UNITED DETROIT THEATERS
cting Detroiter, and was born in this performances.
warned
him not insignificant
to despise the
something'
ith sometI
t however
it tenuous floor show with
The public seat sale for the
June 26, 1879, a son of Alex-
"Society Doctor," a novel dra-
happening every minute. A floor
present,
An Entirely New Show of
might appear to him, for it was I show to alternate with every dance ander W. and Mary Gray Blain. entire engagement opens Monday, ma of hospital life on the screen
IN HER ONLY DETROIT ENGAGEMENT
Talented Stars
full of extraordinary qualities ae ctl.isTooftheiesteentdhetBeenrehatrsulsle e d 1Ie was educated in the public March 11, at the Wilson Theater at the Michigan Theater this
Miss Murray Makes Her Final Appearane. Sunday Night
truly hand and high schools of this city and box office, and one week earlier week, shares honors with George
which he would discover if it were
Diertition •.%1111 El. NIWEEIRIN
weighed with silver or gold. picked.
'then took the literary course at at Grinnell's box office; in the Olsen and his band, and the
Alexander was eager to discover
The spot is under the personal the University of Michigan, grad- meantime, mail orders with re- charming Ethel Shutta, who are
what the man meant and imme- direction of Ben Pollack and he has uating in 1904 as president of his mittances will be filled in the appearing In person on the stage.
diately ordered a pair of scales the experience of many years at . class. Continuing at the Univer- order received, when sent to M iss Musical comedy with a dash of
and gold to be used to balance the American's smartest spots.
sity, he took the law course, grad- Isobel J. Hurst, 352 Stotler Hotel. red pepper is the dish served
weight of the skull. Ile soon dis-
uating in 1906. He immediately
Michigan audiences with George
A special attraction is the I!
the
e , led
his
et ro
op
covered that no amount of gold ,.'ay Night College Nig ht when
Olsen directing his band, Ethel
returned
to D it
Million" by Rene Clair Shuttle warbling and the "singing
"Le
seemed
enough
to
balance
the
office
and
has
practiced
here
ever
various
colleges
will
he
made
wel-
T1
243$
124 Dansport •
at Art Institute March 9
weight of the skull piece. Alex- come.
, since. In 1909 he married Eunice
Stooges" giving novel support
-..01=I• ■ •
.SIRVATIONS
No cover charge is charged ex- I Dunn, at San Bernardino, Calif..
ender demanded to know if there
with Bob Rice, Jack Gifford, Dick
III were not something to establish , lit night and Saturday nights. No I and they have two children, Mrs.
What has been hailed as the most (Ilotcha I Gardner and Bobber
1 counter-balance to make an minimum at any time.
brilliant
French
talkie
ever
filmed,
Mary
Blain
Brown
and
David,
a
Borger.
I
equilibrium. The old man pro-
"Le Million" will be presented for
pupil in the Detroit schools.
VOTE FOR
Leslie Howard and beautiful
'Weed some earth and covered the
During the calendar year of the first time in Detroit at the Art Merle Oberon appear in "The
CLUB MANHATTAN
1931 he was president of the Institute next Saturday night, Scarlet l'impernel" which is now
hone with it. This caused the scale
in which the skull lay to rise im-
!Masonic Temple Association. Per- March 9, on the third irogram of showing at the United Artists
Featured in the floor show at
mediately. "Can you explain this
haps his greatest contribution to the current series by t he Detroit Theater. Alexander Korda, who
the Club Manhattan is Joe Allen,
phenomenon'!" asked Alexander,
Masonry was the writing of a Cinema Guild. Rene (lair, the fa- produced "The Private Life of
very much impressed. The old known as the Kentucky Colonel . series of articles on Temple at mous French director, has written Henry VIII," made the screen
man replied, "This fragment of with the Italian dialect. Giggles , fairs. Through these articles the the scenario and has supervised the version of Countess Orczy's best
Regan also takes a big part. Doris
layman's conception of the inner production. Clair, famous for the seller novel.
bone is the part in which the MI-
East Grand Blvd., Just Ott Woodward
, man eye is enclosed and although Becker, torch singer, will open w orkings of the Temple became "Italian Straw Hat", "Under the
"Car 99," a thrilling action
FREE rmuunc
on
the
bill
Saturday
night.
The
Roofs of Paris", "July Fourteenth",
in its extent limited is unlimited
a 'eel thing.
picture
which
glorifies
the
:Michi-
uartet
of
q
ties, a
and "Eiffel Tower" is considered in
in its desires; the more it ha s, the
gan State l'olice as a body of law
dancers who have been wearing
Europe
as
the
master
of
satire,
wit,
more it wants; neither gold nor
When families quarrel outsid- and gayety as well as one of the enforcement officials second to
masks, will disclose their identity
silver. nor any earthly possession
Lankin ers deride.
none in the country, is being
Bill
night.
I most daring experimenters and in-
is able to satiate its wishes. But Saturday
Better do one act quickly than I novators in the use of sound and shown at the State Theater this
plays the requests. Cy Goodman
ELECT
being once in the grave and cov-
for a day.
talk
about
•
hundred
week.
The second feature at the
dialogue.
In
the
film
to
he
shown
ered with earth, there it finds a provides the dance melodies.
by the Detroit Guild next week, State is "A Notorious Gentleman"
limit for all its memo desires."
Rene Clair employs the clever trick starring Charles Bickford and
' of cutting down the French din- Helen Vinson.
, logue to a minimum and makes
use of two British characters who
MAHEW
M. WOLF
TT
peep down from a roof and tell in
RHAPSODY TERRACE
CIRCUIT CANDIDATE
REPUBLICAN
PI
English what transpires.
The management of Rhapsody &
Terrace, located at 1342 Broad-
One of the popular young Jew-
way, acknowledges the generous E
&
ish candidates for Circuit Court
FOX THEATER
patronage of the Jewish people
r
A
is Matthew M. W olf, whose name
Primaries Monday, March 4
"One More Spring," co-starring on their festive celebration night E
will appear on the Democratic
last
Tuesday.
It
was
the
formal
Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter
the award- ..............................w...........0............
ballot.
at the Fox, is an adaptation of celebration dedicating
Mr. Wolf is a member of the
? !he novel by Robert Nathan and ing of the liquor license to Rhap-
Wayne County Bar Association
ecounts the gay adventure that sody Terrace. There were, special
and has been a practicing lawyer
special dance
mies to a down-in-the-mouth entertainers and a
,
Wing the New Instd La Ile$
since 1919. He advocates the
,.usiness
man and a penniless cho- orchestra.
Cowl
Deal to the
New
Gene
Kerekea
and
his Gypsies —A Sketch Fre. the Talmud
bringing of the
, us girl who move their domiciles
circuit court and favors more ef-
Vete Democratic and Elect #
, , ito a city park. Jane Darwell. are holding the guests in happy
ficiency by having judges hold
Scene: A room
-- - in the Emper- i
' tepin Fetchit, Rosemary Ames, moods with their gyppy music and
night sessions to clear the over-
one
can
always
feel
welcome
ors palace in Rome. The Empress •
'roger Imhoff and Nick Foram are
crowded docket. Ile is a firm be-
ethers in the cast. On the stage, when Gene greets them. Gene lies on her conch fanned by IS
liever in social justice. Mr. Wolf
is more or less of a genius when slaves Several courtiers stand . •
eerie Fon presents for a personal
host, as he
is an experienced trial lawyer
apearance Gene Raymond, the it comes to being a
aside talking together.
courts.
special art of making one
and has practiced in all
for
, , Iond male star, together with a has that
First courtier: Art thou sure
ease
from
the
first
moment
at
be
rogram of variety acts and mu-
that no news hath come of the 'd
he enters the Terrace.
ice!
specialties.
priceless diadem our Empress
EASTERN STAR CAFE
lost?
'S
The Eastern Star Cafe con-
0
Second courtier: Dost gement• A
-4
A Tow Adow0. of
its policy of presenting
to
be
returned
g
bee the diadem was
tinuea
......-1•1 diwAkt,
Democratic Ballot
four shows nightly, featuring Dot
within thirty days. Already thir-
HO•FAT - - - CAPABLE
Lowzet, blues singer; the Morse
ty-five days have passed, and the
VAPER115NCRD
FRIEND OF OUR PEOPLE Singers, sc intillating entertainers,
Emperor has issued an order that '0
iced
o
Publicity committees of Detroit Jewish organizations, as
Jack Levin. golden v
whosoever is found with the eoro - '..."11MILIMM.104.101.74. 4
1°
IiI`I`I'‘"!_–‘
and
to
us
from
time
to
='='
tenor
who
has
delighted
Eastern
must
die.
individuate
who
eubmit
news
items
net in hie possession
well as
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, for several weeks
'oldie'',
drag-
must
die.
If
thou
hada't
come
car-
time, are asked to take note of the following rules:
Star
patron'
I Enter several
N. Foreign Entanglement
Rabbi Samuel bar 855, 14r, I would have rewarded thee.
ginro in
1. All news notices must reach the office of The Detroit
The night wan dark and the hour
orchestra
Shan Austin
with and
their his
enchanting
recording
'And thou wouldn't certainly have
Jewish Chronicle not later than 4 p. m. on Wednesday for
moth
wayfarer rhythm continue to furnish the
solitary
1
Empress:
Why do you bring ' returned home safe and Bound.
insertion
in
the
current
week's
issue.
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he
Rabbi: I waited until today that
? mpreis,
desertedwee,.
o rem meE
' this man before
2. Articles submitted for publication should be type-
passed along the
you might know that I do not
Suddenly three figures emerged nu"'
Soldier :
written, double-spaced, on one Fide of the paper only.
from the shadows, marked their
WISE BOY
stood even now at the palace return the diadem for a reward.
the
3. The name, address and telephone number of each
gates, and announced that he had or because I fear punishment. I
prey and then attacked him.
person submitting the news article should accompany
is powerful odds,
was crated at the
found your diadem. (Holds up brought it back because my reli-
one
to
The
family
Three
story.
'Rion teaches me to return to an-
but the wayfarer held his own, One table with a guest, who was a busi-
coronet I.
office of
4. All articles must either be brought to the
by one his assailant' landed with ness acquaintance of Dad's, all
All: The lost diadem! ' other the property that belongs
before the dead-
an
the
meal,
wit,
n
the
Chronicle
or
mailed
in
time
to
reach
The
thud on the ground, battered and ready to enjoy' the
Empress: Tell me, foolish old to him. I fear not the Emperor—
a
turn. A
line on Wednesday. Articles can not be submitted for publi-
bruised, their clothing
five-year-old son blurted
man. why didn't thou wait over 1 only fear my God.
cation over the telephone.
mother, this is roast beef."
Empress: Blessed be thy God!
30 days before returning mine
policeman rushed up
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said, addreesing
"Yes," *flowered the inother,
Publicity committees are asked to co-operate in observ-
ornament to me? Now, according I shall never scorn the Jews when
"line work," he
the hero, who was calmly lighting "what of it?"
of thee!
these
rules-
the
Emperor,
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I
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to
the
word
of
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cigarette. "Jujitsu?"
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