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11211' 'HANK GREENBERG
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'Spots THE "LOCAL" HERO

WITH

PAGE NINE

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

sate,Adh ,

for which he plaftti
I years.
Three years ago he was invited
to the spring training session of
the Detroit Tigers and played
heada-up baseball. So good was
his spring record that he was kept
on and played first base with such
dexterity that he had Terry and
Gehrig looking to their laurels.
His record for 1934 speaks for
itself. It is praise enough.
I Before he left for Florida (lank
told us that he was expecting a
season 100 per cent better than
last year's records show he at-
tained.
A Maccabi Adviser
As one of the outstanding Jew-
ish athletes ill the country, Hank
was invited to become baseball
adviser of the Maccabi sports or-
ganization. This he gladly ac-
cepted and traveled up and down
the East Coast this past winter
speaking on behalf of the Mecca-
his.

An Entire New Revue

Another step forward in the
Once Mother's "Disgrace,"
FEATURING
The next program to be given
= return of Detroit's prosperity 'is ' by the Cinema Guild, on April 20,
Opinion in the Bronx
Me, oh, my, oh me, what.a party
= seen in the announcement that will feature "Dawn to Dawn'', a and what a gathering of great
Has Changed
= the Broadway Capitol Theater, i film which does deal with how
minds. — The honorable, Judges
= "
'.Broadway at Grand Circus Park, ."the boy meets the girl and what Sweeney, Moynihan, Jayne, Groat,
Protege lir sophIc Tucker
and
N.
-: .1111 JOHN BEAL
Ei for years one of the city's leading happens after that," and deals Boyne; etc., etc., etc., John Smith,
By MORRIS WEINER
r.-
-
MARIA STUART
J. T. A. Sport. Editor
motion picture and vaudeville with it in such a fresh, mature, Nathaniel Goldstick, members of
Virginia Weliller
E"
..
= theaters, will reopen Saturday, and finished mannre that it makes the prosecutor's staff, practically
=
Socleti's tilor11101 Marra.
= April 20. , producer Lubitsch's Hollywood every notable attorney in town,
(In the Stage —
teepyrIght, 1936, J. T. A, Inc 1
Negotiations have been going colleagues sit up and take notice. newly elected judges, including
=
ININALD NO% IS
= on for several weeks and thel "Dawn to Dawn", starring Miss
The Voice the Nation Lowe
Murphy and Ned Smith; "It wasn't so long ago" said
-
= completed lease was executed to- Julie Hayden and produced inde- George
members of the police and sheriff's ]lank Greenberg, brilliant first
Acrobatic Deno,
JOHN 110
E.
= day by M. W. Reinke, president of pendently under the direction of office and so on into the nite , .. baseman of the American League
=
The Wonder Dint
= the Trade Amusement Company, Joseph Berne, has been greeted all to make Abe Hertzb: cg's last Champions, the Detroit Tigers,
PIA S THE
Fr.
Carla Taint) Dancers
which will operate the theater, by all the film trade journals, and days of bachelorhood memorable...
-..:-.
7.
; "that the Jewish women on my
Dueler Lucille
and M. C. Callahan and D. S. Kis- by the leading cinema critics of 'Cause you see, good old "
Abe block in the Bronx would point
F..
IV NsT • PAGE
20 ORIOLE ADORABLES
kadden, as trustees of the Capitol the country as being the "most
=
(whom one half of Detroit know me out as a good-for-nothing, a
In Nea and Dirterent Routine.
In ..11te Fleet's In
Bu i ld ing
ing ompany.
remarkable attempt at independ- and love and the other half re.
THE ISM JANSIEVS
Associated with Mr. Reinke in eat cinematography,"
spect) has decided to brave the
-.
- .
World Itencienad Risley
this enterprise are Nate Block
seas of matrimony and this one
a
Experts
= and Barney Joffee. These gentle-R A
of the grandest gatherings that
Greenberg, along with Irving
Kaufman and Ills Simile
men, who have spent a lifetime ...e.chior, t he H unter, in Re- ever assembed in one night were
l
Jaffe, Olympic and world's speed
=
ci tal H ere A pre l 15
E". of highly successful theater opera-
present at the Cafe l'aree Thurs-
JACK DOSSES
skating champion, and Dave
Minimum Week Day., $1.00
tion in the West and Middle West,
- r•Old Volta Prodigy
=
day night ... and was "Popsy" Silk
White, executive director of the
Lauritz Melchoir, the great in his glory, don't ask! Anyhow, a
are now operating the most sue-
""‘
United States Maccabi Associa-
=.
=.••••
cessful theaters in Kansas City, I Danish tenor, who will be heard grand time was had by all and a
tion, toured the New England
where the policy which they will in recital here on April 15 at the good deal of the credit is due our
Table d'Hote Dinner, $1.50
.
States in order to publicize Mac-
initiate here has net with un- Masonic Auditorium, has since friend and crony, Barney Barnett...
"America's Rhythm Stylist"
cabi activities in the East. Al-
For R
lions phone Trinity 2.0100 • 2.8806
equaled success. childhood ben intensely fond of And by the way, the Cafe Paree,
though White and Jaffe are cham-
The Broadway Capitol will the outdoors. On his continental where Boris Romanoff and his Con-
pions in their own rights, Green-
bring the greatest stars of stage, estate, requiring several hours to tinentals still swing those hot tunes
berg was the main center of at-
and His Inimitable
screen and radio to Detroit i n walk through, lie spends as much for the dancing and Larry Vincent
traction.
Music
person, plus the most entertaining time as he can spare from his is the master of wit, is still the
vaudeville acts, perfectly trained busy career as leading tenor of furrity downtown rendezvous for
FEATURING
ballets and choruses, noted or- opera-houses on three continents, those who really like a gay lime.
chestras and leaders and major including the Metropolitan in
• • •
first run motion pictures. New York. His program follows:
1.111: Ithlil ■ ii4 AT 1010 WAYNE
You hear him in the air . . .
"Angel of the Air"
1101 Dis
Merlkente
Aak mlt. Danish)
Lenne•klueller you've listened to people rave about
at the
Positively Last Week
iN, "u d rwenten)....Edvaril Weten him and now just get the thrill of
"Ten Nights in a Bar Room"
.
C L. ajoel ern
your life actually dancing to those
PARK AVENUE
In en8 d'Itchle n
h )
at The Stables
tier Iiarpeiataater 5
hutiert enchanting strains of Larry Funk
Hear
Equipped with every modern
Aloe lifer
tier Atlas
•ong.
and his band of a million melodies...
Frank lirldne
convenience, planned with every
"Ten Nights in a Bar Room" I Need Nu Eona
Elma
"WO I You'll thrill to the easy, nonchalant
Detroit's
Moat
conceivable
facility
for
the
ut•
Entertaining Show
played to capacity audiences last
MAR 31axwv ❑ direction of this millionaire maes-
11,00 c I,,
lIntur1 I Ihnioillis
most comfort and pleasure of its
week at The Stables, the tavern
tro and the perfect response of his
CY GOODREAU AND HIS MUSIC
CONTINUOUS
guests, the Colo-
theater, 29 Horton, with Sidney si, •ioUna,
most able musicians ... And what ;
and Enjoy the
FLOOR SHOW
nial Hotel in Mt
Moyer in the role of Joe Morgan, Grablecreahlung tLohengrin )
a voice that handsome Vaughn
UNUSUAL ROADHOUSE DINNERS
Bernard Weiser at the piano.
w ern
Clemens, Mich
depraved drunkard who is finally
Monroe has and what a charming
at
is located in thi
redeemed at the end of ten thrill-
and sweet singer of songs is Miss
center of a pri-
ing, melodramatic acts.
People's Forum Arranges Muriel Sherman who is featured
Direct fn lllll Rollo Plaza
vate
park
whom
The Playhouse Acting Com-
with the band . . . and wait "that
Dick 'Icky' Morgan pany, under the direction of Al-
"HANK"' GREENBERG
grounds h a v e
ain't all", you should hear the sing-
and other..
I.IFI ORO 46111
been carefully
bert Reibling, will present the
NO COVER
The People's Forum is sponsor- ing trio in the band . , Besides loafer, and a bum who always cared for and
play
again
next
Tuesday
and
Wed-
i
wept sat. :Algid
ng a series of five Saturday eve- all that there's a entirely new floor ' wanted to play baseball rather which add to the
nesday evenings at 9 p. m. Danc-
Can Ind. 8100 or 11. 1379
show at the Oriole Terrace for the than go to school.„'
for reflect attune
picturesque
ing follows the performance. For ning programs to be held at 225 coming week, featuring Don Harris
.
Under Peremal Direction
"S riends and relatives sym- beauty of the
reservations call Trinity 2-9426. E. Forest Ave. beginning April (a very attractive young man,
of DEN POLLM K
13.
Two
movies,
two
debates
and
pathized
with
my
mother
because
site.
Golf enthu•
TED MEIsEARIKIMER,
a sy posium will comprise the girls) as the singing master is of
a she was the parent of a big gawk Masts will find
Multre d'llotel
ceremonies. Don, you know,
Julien Bryan to Close World, seris m
FREE
k
d who cared more for baseball than excellent courses
PARKING1
sPROAT
o .
"Potemkin,"
n," `famous Russian
Adventure Series Sunday
Sophie still "knows her stuff and he did, for school books. I was within a short
Max Elkin
BY
movie, will be shown next Satur-
(distance. Riding
things") . . . There's to be Manno Mrs. Greenberg's disgrace."
Things have changed in the experts will marvel at the nu-
Julien Bryan, noted explorer, day evening, April 13, followed and Strafford, a very smart look-
THE STABLES
'photographer and author, will by a debate the following Satur- ing dance team (judging from the Bronx for flank. lie now is the merous and lovely bridle paths.
TRInIty 2-9126
19 Horton Ave,
close the World Adventure Series day, April 20, "Can the Townsend pictures I haven't seen the floor local hero. The boy who made I Of special interest is the re-
1934.35 season at the Detroit In- Plan Succeed?" between Judge show yet — all advance stuff, good. The lad who is bringing taming of the high ideals and
Detroit'. Thissicr Tasern Prefiente
stitute of Arts at 3:30 p. m. Sun- Edward J. Jeffries of Recorder's "doncha know) . . . Vera Fern, game and credit to the Jewish tenets of the Jewish faith. Strict-
any In
"'Hie 1(111 NKARD" C
We will be open during the entire week
day, April 14, when he lectures Court and Harry Riseman, De- acrobatic danseuse . . . and the people. When he finishes his sea- ly Kosher kitchens have been in-
with his motion pictures on "New trod lawyer and teached of eco- Oriole Adorables in a flock of new son with the Tigers last season stalled, adhering to the dietary
of Passover and will regular
he
was
given
the
biggest
recep-
laws
under
the
watchful
supervi-
Explorations in Present-Day Rus- nomics in the Detroit Labor Col- routines and costumes . . . And to
Pesach meals. We will feature dishes
sia". When Bryan lectured for lege. April 27, Patrick H. O'Brien, break up the lulls, there's the grand tion and ovation by the Jews in sion of a "Mashgiach". A gradu-
MED.—Curtain at 9 p. m. No
the series in December, hundreds former Attorney General of the baby, HarrietYoung, at the baby the Bronx that New York had ate dietitian personally prepares
TI
which are so popular during the holiday.
m or cover What're. Ike.,
State fo Michigan and prominent grand piano.
ever seen. Hank Greenberg owned the individual diets.
were
turned
away.
Sunday
he
will
Ihtneing follouv.
the town. Jewish matrons saw to ' : The memorable beauty of the
• • •
present new motion pictures and member of the Democratic party,
meant Floor North of Bulevanl.
On Sunday Night and Every Night
will defend the "New Deal"; his
it that their offspring were on ' traditions of Passover will be oh-
a brand new lecture.
" It's not how much you give the sandlots playing baseball as served by two
you'll find your friends at
He, will show Soviet life along opponent will be Dr. Walter Berg-
man,
well
known
Socialist
and
soon
as
they
came
home
from
S
e
d
e
r
servicei
the Volga, lamed in song. He will
Powatan, "but what you give them school. l. Every kid in that borough for which will
TOUR SMARTEST
picture its quaint native villages, president of the Teachers' Union. them'', says Sam Sofferin of the
Our cosy Cocktail Room will also be open and will nerve
and the quality of it" . . . and so who
ho is
is able to e
a bat in his' be conducted by
its peasants, the city of Kerelia. "The End of St. Petersburg", ] the
SEPIA SPOT
Special Passover Drinks
second movie of the series, Nen be you find the best in drinks, the best h. .] is a an
rnbryo "Bruggy" R a b b i Harold
In Baikal, he visited Olhon
in foods and the best in entertain- .. i.„
shown
Saturday,
May
4.
The
t, cinrierg.
Rosenthal of De .
There he found a leper colony
will conclude the following ment always . . . And if the 'sea-
troit.
Mickey Cochrane, manager
transformed Into a collectivized series
Saturday, May 11, with a sym- son' calls for a smaller show, it is
For a gala
fishing village. In the Buryat Re-
in of the Detroit Tigers, told your
n 1 93 5o . cut down in size only h er
posium
on
"Liberty
i
public, he discovered the Soviets Three minority groups have been excellence — to wit: There's only reporter last year that it was , many years con.
nected with tht
adj.
due
to
the
heavy
•
hitting
had turned the wild Mongolian
invited to participate. Rabbi Leon Ethelind Terry and Barnes and vii y of the Jewish lad that the Elkin and Olymi
nomads into farmers. Like the Or- Pram
will represent the Jewish Steger, but they rank among the
pia Hotel of Mt.
thodox church in Western Rus-
Tigers captured the pennant in
10350 DEXTER BLVD., cor. Collingwood
people
and Rev. William Peck best of their kind and together their division." Greenberg mode Clemens, 91 a x
fila, the Buddhist religion in Bury-
with Jack Brooks and his band and
LARRY VINCENT
at is breaking down. No longer the colored race, while Sidney Max Fiddler and his boys, there' s Iona d uring the IaJV season Elkin has madt
•
polishing th e apple
do the natives pray in the tem- Byfield will discuss the stand of entertainment that's real, galore. ce!t.g
per- numerous
PEI eENTS
friends. His abi -Albert Grossman
we ll oavpeprl .3 foe aan dp
pies; the great monasteries gather the new social outlook. The pro- You've the right idea, Sammy ...
gloom and cobwebs. (grams will begin promptly at 8:30
lity as business
led both leagues in the number
o'clock.
and supervisory head is unques-
of doubles smacked for • period
Yessir! The • black and tans still
_ —
12TH AT SEWARD
tionable, his hospitality and con-
TRINITY 2.3488
of 100 days. Charlie Gehringer,
UNITED DETROIT THEATERS
have it in this town and if you
geniality as a host is a known
Goose Goslin and Greenberg
SPECIAL SUNDAY' ROADHOUSE
Kay Francis, George Brent and1PUBLICATION SOCIETY
crave pep, rythm, action and oil
Friday Night, April 12, and Continuous Saturday, April 13,
fact.
are
the
famous
"G"
trio—that
Warren William form the roman-1
and Sunday, April 14
OFFERS $2,500 PRIZE that goes with it you'll find it at the is they're the most feared trio
Mr. Elkin's associate, Albert
tic trio in "Living on Velvet,"
t here's
Grossman, was connected for ma-
MAURICE SCHWARTZ
in the American circuit these
which
is
now
showing
at
the
entirely
new
show
featuring
'those
Cover
at
Any
Time
No
ny years with the Seiden Hotel
Announcement of a prize con-
and his YIDDISH ART TROUPE
Michigan Theater. Olga Baclan-
so awfully talented Browns in new days They're • slugging unit
in the Greatest Jewish Talking and Singing Picture
ova, Russian screen star and test for a novel of Jewish in- dances and new sensational thrills. and they wreaked havoc among Chain, where he gained an en-
terest,
a
report
on
the
increased
viable
reputation
as
a
hotel
ex-
Management of
rs
last
ieseaso
n
singer, is appearing in person on
Earl Walton and his most dance-
ecutive.
t th iletah ge ue
ancy
chestick wldig.
ir f pit
n
the stage with a fast-moving show activity of the Hebrew Press and able band can still please the many w
MAX SILK
Also the English Talking Picture
including Pete, Peaches and Duke, addresses by Rabbi Henry J. and discriminating patrons of the Charlies led the boys with •
For Resersallone:
Berkowitz,
of
Portland,
Oregon,
.400
per
cent
the
Three
Swifts,
Harris
Twins
„
club.
go Hank
while Henry M. Rose Opens His
Clifford 1111
W. Rosenbach, of
Goslin was close behind.
and Loretta, and the 16 Michigan and Dr.
Adults: 25 Cents
Philadelphia, were features of the
was third trailing by the smal• I
Children: 10 Cents
Own Floral Shop
Rockettes.
CLUB MANHATTAN
47th annual meeting of the Jew-
lest of margins. As I say, for
"Traveling Saleslady," a rol- ish Publication Society, held on
• Kid's second season in the
Henry M. Rose, who for the
licking comedy romance with Joan the evening of March 31, at
Frankie Connors pleasing tenor big time ball parks, this is • past 10 years has been associated
Blondell, Hugh Herbert and Glen- Dropsie College, Philadelphia.
voice will be heard at the Club splendid record.
with the I.aSalle Flower Shop and
da
Farrell,
is
now
showing
at the
CLIFFORD at GRISWOLD
In his annual report J. Solis- Manhattan for one more week
Streit's
Greenberg's trip to the big Frank Lorenzen's Flower Shop.
United Artists Theater. The pic- Cohen, Jr., president of the so- by special arrangement with the
ture is rated one of the funniest ciety, outlined the steps which Fox Theater. Continued demand league wasn't an overnight ac- has opened a floral shop of his
Thin
They
this trio has appeared in since have been taken recently to in- of patrons forced the club to ex- complishment. But he had the
Matzos
stuff and he still has and as a
Are
"Convention City." crease memberships and more ac- tend this popular young singer's result we freely predict that the
Josephine Hutchinson, George tively promoet the distribution of engagement Marian Kay, talent-
Cost
Strictly
name of Greenberg shall be on
Brent and Colin Clive in "The the society's books.
ed acrobatic dancer, was added
No
the same place, if not higher than
Right to Live" and "The Floren-
Kosher
For the best novel ,of Jewish to the show Friday night, and Kay
tine Dagger" with Margaret Lind- interest submitted to the society Karroll's delightful rhythmic tap terrapin Lou Gehrig, of the New
More
York Yankees. Gehrig as a first
for
say and Donald Wood, are the on or before April 15, 1936, a dancing :will be seen unto. next baseman is in his prime. Ile still
Than
two big feature pictures now prize of $2500, to be known as Thursday night. The Manhattan-
Passover
Ordinary
loin Collin. • Ise mcan • . . (Ant
showing at the popular State The- "The Edwin Wolf Award", has ettes have several new varieties• has about five or six years of ex-
celent ball in front of him. Green-
popular, tear 'round drink
Matzos
ater. been offered. The money is a gift featuring a French can-can num- berg is still a youngster with
alth a trine na n wallop that
from Mrs. Blanche Kohn and Moe- ber. Bill Carr, the man of many something like 15 years of base-
Mid ION the mail. Poaataree
FOX THEATER
ris Wolf in memory of their fa- words, will be guest master of ball left in his playing career.
m
pre-nur bartenders Aare nach
One of the most successful ther, Edwin Wolf, who until the ceremonies, in addition to the
prlvd n,r11w f or tht• drink.
Hank tried out for every sport
e n e Stratton - Porter novels, time of his death a few months regular show Sunday night. Tues-
while he was in high school. He
Laddie," is seen on the Fox ago had been a trustee of the so- day night another guest artist was by far the most versatile ath-
ciety for niany years. Rules goy. frolic will be featured. Club Man- lete ever turned out by James
Michigan Distributor of
the silver sheet in "The Little erning the contest are as follows: hattan is planning sevedkl special Monroe High School in the Bronx.
STREIT'S N. Y. MATZOS
Minister," plays the Midwest The winning manuscript will events for the coming week which
He
started
on
the
football
team
iett Ai helot-lie Trani
farm boy in love with the dough- become the property of the Pub- will be announced later in the
11843 Linwood
Townsend 8-5786
as • backfield man and it was while
ter of his high-toned neighbors lication Society upon the an- papers.
AND
he was on the Monroe eleven that
who frown upon the romance. nouncement of the award. There
he developed his speed and stem-
Gloria Stuart plays the girl he shall be no restriction upon the
THE PENTHOUSE
Ma that is so essential to him
loves, and Virginia Weidler is the length or character of the work,
these days as a baseball player.
a
novel
of
Jewish
fl
In
addition
to
tle
continuous
little sister of Laddie who helps provided it be
Sunday Dinner $1.50
interest in English. The Jewish floor show policy, Ben Pollock Ills skillful booting on the soccer
along the love affair.
Toplining the e stage show will Publication Society reserves the has scheduled a different event team accounted for his school
Direction SAMUEL SOFTER'S'
.
winning the state championship
•
h e Donald . osis, radio
tenor. right to withhold the award for every night in the week.
HENRY M. ROSE
Every Monday night is radio three times in succession. He was
Others billed are Buster West and should there be no entries which
Luc i lle Pa ge, Fiv e ans els and in its opinion seem of sufficient star night, when the late floor exeptionally brilliant as • pivot own which will be operated under
on the basketball court, his
man
John Tio, the talking parrot. merit to be published. The board show is broadcast direct from the
This height and accurante eye serving the name of the Rose Shop. It is
located on the corner of W. Davi-
of judges shall be announced at Penthouse
and
over Ben
WXYZ.
program is
called
Pollack's him in excelient stead. Needless
and Thompson, one block east
■ later date. All manuscripts must Penthouse Party.
to say, of course, he was a Var. son
of Woodrow Wilson.
be submitted with a nom de
Every Wednesday night is the- sity man on the baseball team
Mr.
Rose is recognized as one
plume, the true name of the au- &tricel night, with various visit- for three years. It was in his
t hor to be attached in a sealed ing celebrities featured. Thursday high school days that Hank was of the foremost designers of
flowers in Detroit and his artistry
envelope. is "Maid's Night Out" Friday is a teammate of Izzy 'Ike' Gold-
in arranging bouquets, corsages
Always Drive Carefully
Mr. Solis-Cohen reported that "Collegiate Night"; Saturday is stein, who starred as a pitcher.
a
the
Hebrew
Press,
Goldstein
has
been
in
the
minors
and
baskets in well known by the
which in "Dress-Up Night," while Sunday
A — Accidents are ceased by-
equipped to handle type compoai- features that "Dinner Delightful" for several seasons and tried out patrons of the firms with which
4- 1.00ing the .'urb without looking
he was formerly connected with.
Nuttand giving • hand signal,
tion
in
10
languages
including
for a berth on the Tigers during
prepared by Ted Meisenheimer.
IV— Windshields obecured by rain. Ire, or
The shop will be under his per-
English, Hebrew, Syriac, Greek,
enow,
In addition to Doris Robbins. the training grind. However, ac-
A — APtiroarhing latereections too fast.
Arabic, Latin, Spanish, German singing star of Ziegfeld's "Whoo- cording to Michey Cocitrane, Gold- tonal management and his per-
1 —V nur ear not under control.
and French, is now dong work for pee," Goff and Kerr are featured stein needs another year of con- %oriel attention will be given ev-
'Receding—driving too fast for condi.
ery order. A complete assort-
Dona
various universities, cultural so- in the floor show, which also in- ditioning.
m ent of fresh cut flowers and
cieties and scholars throughout cludes Dick "Icky" Morgan and
11 - 1,11 , 111a Wan.
Beal Leaguer fee Short Timis
under the Influence of
alwa ys
,
] dents
the world.
liquor or drum
Hundreds of big league aupir-
other acts.
.
and deliveries will gladly be made
It—Runnine timber or red signal.,
Dr.
Cyrus
Adler,
Simon
Miller,
anti spend years in the minor
I — Inattention,
A —
and Dr. H. Pereira Mendes pre-
leagues, the Grapefruit circuits, by calling Townsend 8.6101 Low
HOLLYWOOD THEATER
Violation of traffic laws and ordl.
sented brief informal addresses
For four days starting Friday. the asparagus beds, and the Texas prices prevail and Mr. Rose wet
1, - - Ettw.ting the tither driver to stop
on the work of the society.
firm.
April 19, the Hollywood Theater leagues, praying for • chance that comes the opportunity of serving
and former
The officers elected were J. presents another smashing double a major league scout might see his many friends
C-4-offing In and out of traffic,
Solis-Cohen Jr., president; Adolph feature bill coneisting of "Ro- them in good form some day and patrons.
A — A rm einnele
not given, or not properly
h
S. Ochs, since deceased, first vice berta" together with "Ruggles of thereby hasten their progress to
11—Rocklem drivInr.
president; and Judge Horace Red Gap."
the big time ball parks of the
N— E.PpectIng the other driver to know
Had His Sea Lags
Stern, second vice-president
° hat reur Intentions arc
For three days starting Tues- country. Such was not the case
"Ili, there," bellowed a policeman
F. — Felling to mop
et
stop
streets,
I
day, April 23, two big features with Bruggy Greenberg.
to an inebriated citizen, you can't
turn. at Intersections,
L— ls , k of
Graduating in the summer of stand there in the street."
will be seen on the Hollywood
artery on the Part of
driver* .
Sleuth Disguise
"Yes, I can orfsher," retorted
and Vic- 1929, he was shipped out to the
I.—tanking Into store window. while tar
Lawyer (to boy leading a skinny screen. Edmund Lowe
Professor Leo A. Mayer, profess.
l• to mile),
for McLaglen are teamed in the Texas bush leagues immediately. the citizen proudly. "Don't you wor-
or of archeology at the Hebrew mongrel pup) : "What kind of a dog first attraction, "Under Pressure," At once Hank started laying it on ry about me. I been standin' here
ear not In proper mei-held,'
enditlon. Arabes. meeting, light.. et
is that, my boy?"
ILMbersIty now visiting tale
appearing as "sand hogs," under- to the old apple and slambanged an hour an' ain't fell off yet."—
n.
Boy: "This is • police dog."
FIRST PliF:i1N,--r eirrirEnn.
country, betimes that the meat
Pedestrian: "That doesn't look water tunnel workers. The added the ball for an average that still Washington Labor.
I.ETROIT POLICE DEPARTMENT
1 discoreries in PaleetIne are of
t feature is Barbara Stanwyck's has to be equalled out in the
like a police dog.
It only takes ■ little twig to
Boy: ", None
it's in the secret 1 latest starring vehicle, "Woman Texas leagues. He wan by far
great value.
A friend at hand is better
—
DETROIT
Phase CAdillac 1600
than I —.—
the heaviest hitter on the Dumont poke out the eye.
In
Red."
ington
Labor,
service." — Was h
relatives at distance. •

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Full Course Dinner — $1.25

Ben Pollack

Passover Services
At Colonial Hotel
In Mount Clemens

Doris Robbins

PENTHOUSE

ORIOLE TERRACE

FRANKIE CONNERS

MANHATTAN

Goff & Kerr

A Passover Announcement . . .

William Boesky

TEN NIGHTS in
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William Boesky

Delicatessen - Restaurant

Littman's Peoples Theater

A New Review

Dinner $1.25

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"THE HOLY MARTYR"

Cafe

"Throne of the Gods"

PAREE

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Ethelind Terry

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