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Temple Scouts at Camp Nahelu
Rubinoff and His Violin
In Person at B'way Capitol
BRANDT
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& CURRAN
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Itoon a HOTEL
a THE 3 EVES
DON ARDEN
The Boy Scouts Troop 76 andfor the summer season are being
7 8 of Temple Beth El attended 'planted, trying to catch "Billie"
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'ami) during part of their spring' the evasive Shetland Pony, and
vacation
at Camp Nahelu on Per- roaming over the wooded hills
ry Lake. The activities included:where over 20 different species of
astronnmY, nature
study, handi- birds were seen.
craft, cooking, map making, sig.
Camp was conducted by Saul
naling, nines and hikes. In
lion to their regular scouting addi- H. Rose, assisted by Myron Sem-
ac- ptiner. The grouts and leaders
tivitien the scouts enjoyed ex.' wish to express their appreciation
ploring the camp grounds, visit- to the owners of Camp Nahelu
ing the farm where vegetables, for their hospitality.
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Once again we have the
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Club Manhattan this week. In ad-
The season of star attractions =
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(you know, Sammy Sofferin's
dition to numerous popular selec-
opens at Littman's Yiddish Peo- 1"--•
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tions which she renders, Miss spot on Davenport) with a brand
ple's Theater this week-end, with
new show of smart, sophisticated
the appearance of Hernias Yab- 2g.
entertainment. . . . Brandt, Fow-
ler and Curran. Brandt wrote
In
"All the King's 'Orses," doncha
know. Yessir, you'll like 'em....
ZE
"The Bride of
And then the Three Eves-new
1=7
but nifty-and if you to know
Frankenstein"
what a piece of net, a dab of
A Thrilling Shocker!
black satin here and there will
0. the Stage
do to a girlish figure, well shaken
to a peppy tune, don't miss these
Everett Marshall
hot babes. Don Arden is here,
=Stu of Radio, Opera and
too. You who go places and do
= Palms In (Jets ono bong
things surely know him and his
intricate tap routines.... All that
= JOE and JANK MelliENNA
sprinkled with the sweet croon-
= THE Ili V. CA111:4 IUDs
ings of Jack Brooks and the sweet
Irene T Ell2110010N • CO.
tunes of Max Fiddler's orchestra,
111.55K CONNORS
and you've found the correct an-
Creators of Stellar Roles to
Igen Toney
swer of why the Powatan pack-
Sing in "Ibbetson"
KAUFMAN and hi, Altaic
ing them in these days.
Oriole Terrace is on the tear
Deems Taylor's music drama,
again with a new and, my, what a
"Peter Ibbetson" will provide the
show! Billy Carr, the singing mas-
climax to the spring season of the
ter of wit, still carries on and,
Detroit Civic Opera. It will be
judging from the way competitive Memorials to Jewish Old
given in the Masonic Auditorium,
clubs
are vieing for his service.,
Tuesday evening, May 14, with a
Folks Home
it appears like our Billy has kinda
cast of Metropolitan Opera artists, .
wormed (or it would be much
headed by Lucrezia Boni and Ed-
The following made contribu-
fairer to say "sung") himself
ward Johnson, who sang the lead-
into the hearts of Detroit's step- tions to the home as memorials:
ing roles at the world premiere of
Mrs. Rose Friedman, 106 Colo-
per-outers.
.
.
.
With
the
echo
of
this American work in 1931, at the
HERMAN YABLOKOFF
other awfully smart dance teams rado Ave., in memory of her
"Met." This will be its only per-
(like the Ashburns and DeMarr sister, Lena; Miss Rebecca Glaser,
formance outside those given by
bokWY,
popular clown, and Bella
and DeAndre) still resounding 8550 Dumbarton Road, in mem-
the Metropolitan forces and at Ra-
EDITH MURRAY
Meisel as guest stars.
over the engagements of those ory of mother, Jennie Glaser;
vinia Park, in former summer sea-
"The
King
of Song" is the spe-
Murray has several sophisticated that followed, we find a new and Mrs. Rose II. Goldberg, 237'
sons.
Penobscot Bldg., in memory of cial attraction being presented
Three operatic productions make numbers that have been especially quite sophisticated pair, Barrie
brother, Charles II. Hecht; Mr. this Friday evening, Saturday
up the series of the Detroit Civic written for her. Giggles Regan, and D'Elba, youthful but very L. Goldman,
1511 Delaware Ave., matinee and Sunday matinee and
Opera's spring season. It will open tiny little comedienne, has re- clever, and most effective the
in
memory of mother, Annie evening.
turned
for
an
indefinite
engage-
wardrobe the lady has . . . littl
May 7 with the world premiere in
The original company which
e Bettie Cohen; Mrs. F. Katz, 4337
English of Puccini 's work "The ment. The persistent demand for Pat McFarran, a tap dancing in
Waverly Ave., in memory of hum- presented this play together with
Swallow." Gounod'a "Faust" with a her return by patrons of the club genue of unusual abilities; Joa
Mr. Yablokoff and Miss Meisel
n,
band,
Moses;
Mrs.
A.
Levy,
1611
forced
the
Manhattan
to
negotiate
the blonde songbird, and the ne
cast of Metropolitan artists-Jep-
will stage the production here.
w
son, Martinelli, Bonelli- and Max with "Giggles" for a cancellation and sparkling line of Oriole Ado Delaware Ave., in memory of
Abraham Littman, announcing
r- mother, Annie Bettie Cohen;
Pantaleieff, basso, formerly of the of her southern trip. Eddie Lee, ables.
Louis R. Miller, Marine City, the opening of the star attrac-
Moscow opera, wil be presented, popular Detroit radio personality,
Ilere is news! Blossom Heath
tion
season, states that popular
acts as master of ceremonies and f or a good many years Detroi Mich., in memory of father, Jos-
May 10.
prices will prevail and urges that
Associated with the headliners clever Marion Kay does several and vicinity's most favorite 'wa t eph; Mrs. E. Schoenberg, 5977
tickets
be purchased long enough
of "Peter Ibbetson" will be Alfredo accrobatic specialties in the show. out" spot, opens its portals fo Y Woodward Ave., in memory of
✓
In advance to assure the securing
May 1),HatIlo's Maul
Gandolfi, as Colonel Ibbetson; Lil- Cy Goodman and his band con- the summer once again on Thurs husband, Emanuel; Mrs. Rose of seats.
mantle Ninenleo
lion Clarke, who appears as Mrs. tinue to furnish the dance music day, May 16, with Al Kavelin' - Skolnik, 2023 Tuxedo Ave., in
ie Cantor's
Mr.
Littman
is
arranging
for
3 to 9 EddAl r &al
Dean; Philina Falco, as Mrs. Glyn, while Billy Lankin and his mini- band,-you know, the Book Cad a memory of mother, Kate; Mrs.
the latter's mother; Marek Winde- ature piano fill in the dance in- iliac, D. A. C. favorite of the pas . M. Weinberg, 3290 Rochester the country's leading Jewish ac-
tors
and
the
most
important
Jew-
heim, proprietor of the inn, "La terludes. The popular Tuesday season. There's to be many stir t Ave., in memory of mother,
ish stage attractions to come here
Tete Noir;" Louis D.Angelo, as Ma- guest artist frolics will be con- prising pleasantries in store for - Sheina Leah.
during the coming weeks.
jor Duquesnois; Paolo Ananian, as tinued.
you.
Mr, Yablokoff has been known
the prison governor.
Children's Home Auxiliary
Another hi-spot event is th
for years as "Der Payatz" (the
The artists will be supported by
e
Holds Membership Tea
clown)
and his present perform-
appearance
of
Eddie
South
and
EASTERN STAR CAFE
the Detroit Symphony, Wilfred Pel-
ance is hailed as one of the most
letierof the Metropolitan conduct-
The Eastern Star Cafe an- is s hand at Bill Walker's Chrome
The
first
assembly
of
the
newly-
unusual
of the Yiddish stage. It
to
Bar,
and
what
■ band!--
ing. The Civic Opera chorus of nounces a complete new floor
formed Ladies' Auxiliary of the ran in New York for 20 weeks, and
105 voices will assist.
show featuring Olive Young Lum, th west tunes or hotcha rhythm Jewish Children's Home was held
In All Star Maga allow
for
a
number
of weeks in Boston
at will make you burn up the
famous exotic Chinese star from flu
or. Dave Wilson, the romantic in the form of a membership tea. and Philadelphia,
Moderne Moods
Roll y w
oo
d w h o recently returned
Fred
M.
Butzel
was
the
guest
In addition to Miss Weisel who
With
Helen Jepson Soloist at First from an extended tour of the Ori- exponent of songs, who will be speaker.
assists him as leading lady, the
another highlight of the show....
IIENNI MINS
May Festival Concert
ent. While in China she made sev-
The next meeting of the group play features Gloria Goldstein, rat-
51AkINIC NTONE
and yet another old favorite is
hill PAGE a sr.
eral motion pictures in Shanghai.
will be held at the home, Bur- ed as the "Yiddish Shirley Tem-
NTANI.Kg 111104.
Helen Jepson, the spectacular She is an accomplished artist and Pauline Bryant, who can portray lingame and Petoskey, at 2 p. m. ple," a youngster
CAPITOL IIALLP:T
who has an im-
and sensational new opera star, does her songs in English. Others those weird jungle dances in a on Wednesday, June 5 .
DICLIIINIOCID
portant
role
in
the
play.
NAT NAZAH140, JR.
who will be the soloist at the first on the bill are Virginia Trombley, manner most .. and
concert in this year's 'Ann Arbor talented toe and tap dancer; Ray the Two Gigolos in taps. May Al Kleiner's Two-Bit Bar
Flower Fund of Jewish Old
Mt, Festival, Wednesday eve- Gillette, Shan Austin's featured Alex of Blackbird and Cotton
Features Popular
Folks Home
ning, May 15, will fly to New trumpet soloist, and Joe Ferri, Club fame has been held over
once
again.
Rogers
and
Rogers
Entertainers
York immediately after her Ann formerly of the Chicago Opera
are the new adagio team.
The
following
made contribu-
Arbor concert, in order to fill an Co. in • group of operatic num-
Once more the Club Plantation
Announcing a complete change tions to the home in lieu of flow-
important coast to coast radio bers. Shan Austin and his famous
offers a revue of revues-peppier, of policy, Al Kleiner, Detroit's ers: In memory of Aaron De Roy,
engagement the next evening. band continue to f u r n i s h the
fester, smarter than ever, with popular host, has also changed the Mr. and Mrs. Meyer L.
Miss Jepson has had a full season music.
Prentis,
11 own and Brown offering new name of his Rhapsody Terrace to 1905 Balmoral Drive; in memory
;
and a busy time since her trium-
ro utines, and Auzie Dial still hold- Al Kleiner's Two-Bit Bar. All
of
I.
Goldberg,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam-
phant Metropolitan Opera debut
favorite position. Of course cocktails and liquors will be sold uel J. Greenberg, 3361 Leslie
in the middle of the year. Many
ARABIAN ROOM
Ing
Ea rl Walton and his most dance-
for 25c at all times, while a com- Ave.; in memory of Mrs. Fannie
The week-end floor show in the all
opera appearances, concerts, re-
le band forever pleases the plete luncheon is featured at 25c Lachman,. Mr. and Mrs. Myer
citals an dradio programs have Arabian Room at Hotel Tuller is ma
ray and varied patrons of this and 50c. A table d'hote dinner Gerson, 1015 Woodward Ave., and
demanded her attention. In order opened by Montgomery and Schil- rea
Ily favorite dark spot.
is served for 60c, 75c and $1.00
Mrs. Rebecca Lenhoff, 16191 Ken-
to carry on, she must conserve ler with a comedy novelty.
I
Ilelen
II
Mr. Kleiner, in order to pro- tucky Ave.; in memory of Mrs.
every moment.
Harkins sings and dances, and
vide
his
patrons
with
a
hot
rhythm
Hattie Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Mary Moore, who is to be the Lou and Elaine Cromwell offer 41
band, imported Johnny Wickliffe Harry J. Bieberstein, 2716 Cort
star at the Thursday evening con- dance routine. Myrna Winters
and his Cotton Club Orchestra land Ave., Mrs. Abe Goldman,
cert, leads a !Millar life. She will makes her second appearance as
from Chicago. They furnish the 18327 Wildemere Ave., Mr. and
hurry to Ann Arbor for her first soloist with Karl Spaeth's or-
Herman Yablokoff and Bells music for dancing every day from Mrs. David Oppenheim, Miami
Festival engagement, from whence chestra.
1 ra
6 p. m. to 2 a. m. There is spe- Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Louis Ros-
Meisel,
guest
stars
at
Littman's
she will rush to Cincinnati, where
from the Broadway
Yiddish People's Theater, will be cial matinee dancing on Satur- enthal, 1479 Virginia Park; in
she will appear as a star at that
FOX
THEATER
days
from
2
to
4
p. m. The cuis- memory of Peter Scallen, Ben
featured on Altman's Jewish Hour
Festival also.
In "The Bride of Franken- over Station WMBC, from 12 to ine is unsurpassed, the food being and Lou Cohen, 3164 Second
Ruth Posselt, a flaming Amer-
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prepared by the well known Hen- Blvd.; in memory of Morris Srere,
ican violinist, exciting and thril- stein," at the Fox, Boris KarloIT 1:30 p. m. this Sunday.
where all
An address in behalf of the ry Greiner, former head chef at Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Allen,
ling in her interpretations, will is again the monster, Colin Clive
Cocktails and Liquors
participate Friday afterno6n, and once more the scientist who could Allied Jewish Campaign will be the Phoenix Club for 16 years. Leland and G. T. R. R., and Wil-
an now
Friday night, the old stand by, not let well enough alone, but delivered by Milton M. Alexander. AI Kleiner's Two-Bit Bar is con- liam Friedman, 2024 Dime Bank
veniently
located
at
1342
Broad-
Bldg.
with
an
associate,
played
by
Ern-
Giovanni Martinelli, will be heard
Junior Congregation of way, just one block from the
for the first time in several Fes- est Thesiger, evolves a female
Broadway Capitol Theater.
Contributions to the Jewish
Shaarey Zedek
tvals. Saturday afternoon, Joseph creature as a mate for their first
In the cast are
ar El s a
Lhevinne, will be the spectacular creation
Children's Home
MOLLY SEIGEL AUXILIARY
soloist, and that evening the Fes- Lanchester as the "bride," Va-
The Junior Congregation of
at all times
OF JEWISH CONSUMPTIVE
Before or after the shoe stop In at
tival will be brought to a brilliant lerie Hobson, 0. P. Reggie, Gavin Shaarey Zedek has resumed its
The
Jewish
Children's Home of
RELIEF SOCIETY
close, with the English perform- Gordon, Una O'Connor and many Sabbath services. Last week Her-
Detroit wishes to acknowledge,
ance of Moussorgsky's "Boris others. man Lifton acted as chazzon, Amy
The third annual $5 donor with thanks, the following •Mona.
Godunof" with a cast of impor-
The stage bill is headed by Cohen delivered the resume, and
lions:
luncheon will be held on Tuesday
Everett Marshall, baritone of Louis Gordon was the speaker.
tant soloists.
Sam Freedland, 2911 Sturte-
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T ickets for the season or for opera, musical comedy, radio and At the coming services, Sheldon noon, May 21, at the Shaarey vant Ave.
Zedek Synagogue. For informa-
individual concerts, may still be screen fame, and Joe and Jane 7,uiebeck will chant the prayers
IA42 BROADWAY
Mrs. Alexander Freed, 3747
tion
on
ways
and
means
of
earn.
Wager Ave.
secured by communicating wit h McKenna and the Cabin Kids who and Rosalind Arta will give the
ing a ticket call the president,
Charles A. Sink, president, Ann were a feature of the "Missis- resume. Charles Friedgood will
Mrs. Lena Holtzman, 2968 Cal-
Mrs. V. Freedman, To. 7-0871, or
LUNCHEON
Arbor, Michigan. sippi" film.
he the speaker.
vert Ave.
'
the chairman of the rummage
25c - 50c
Mrs. 31. Gecker, 225 Merton
sales, Mrs. D. Golden, ELL 9490.
UNITED DETROIT THEATERS
Road, in memory of parents.
DINNER
"G Men" Warner Brothers sen-
Purity
Assembly
No.
12,
Rain-
Annual Clean - Up Campaign
50c, 75c, $1.00
sational picture about the heroic
bow for Girls, in memory of
I deeds of the secret service men
Detroit, Highland Park, Ham- Florence Dinetz.
91 a.1r and dancing a p, m. to
in the United States Government,
a. n.-Mailnee dancing Paturday
Anonymous.
tramck, Dearborn and Plymouth
I p. so. to 4 to nt. -Johnny %Whi-
is now showing at the Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Zackheim
are this year joining in the great-
ling, . 04i. flub ()rehears direct
f rant I:Masao
Theater in Detroit. James Cagney
est annual "Clean Up, Fix Up, of 322A, Webb Ave., in memory
and Margaret Lindsay head the
Paint Up Campaign" that ever of DIra. Hattie Robinson.
cast that includes Ann Dvorak,
Food
Prepared by
has been put on in the metropoli
Robert Armstrong and Lloyd
tan district.
HENRY GREINER
Nolan. On the stage, Tito Guizar,
Mayors who signed the procla-
Tooner hoed eta( ai the
radio's romantic tenor, headlines
Ph/anis 4 lett for IS years
mation calling upon all citizens
that show that includes Venita
to enter heartily into this civic
SAMUEL SOFFERIN
Gould, Fritz and Jean Hubert,
enterprise were. Frank Couzens,
PRESENTS
Carl Emy's Pets, and Harris
Joseph M. Hackett, J. A. Lewan-
Claire and Shannon besides the
dowski, Clyde M. Ford and Ar-
popular Michigan Rockettes and
thur Blunk. •
the orchestra directed by Eduard
The Delehit campaign is coon
Werner.
sored by the Detroit Board of
Fredric March and Charles
Commerce, with H. A. Harrington,
Laughton play fugitive and pur-
of this organization, secretary of
f TULLER
suer in the most celebrated of
the committee. Frank Cody, su-
all fictional man-hunts in Darryl
perintendent of public schools, is Renowned Singing Tease from
TONIGHT, SAT and SUN.
Hollywood
Country
Club
Zanuck's production of Victor
chairman.
Hugo's ill-starred young hero,
Aside from the board, the Civic
KARL SPAETH'S
Jean Valjean, who spends five
Pride Association, Mrs. J. Edgar
ORCHESTRA
Finley, president, and all city de-
bitter yearn on a French prison
and
Dancing Sophistintes
ship for stealing • loaf of bread
partments are entering in the
4 - Feature Acts - 4
work.
and then becomes a fugitive from
Milner and Aft, Theater films,
The intensive program will
justice by violating his parole.
N,
iv
i'llAlti:g
start with a parade at 10:30 p. m.
Mystery stalks the screen of
Acrobatic Taps
Reaertat ha. -
CIIIKRRY
Saturday, May 4. from the Art
the popular State Theater this
Museum on Woodward Ave., pro-
week with "The Mark of the Vam-
Shows 7:30-11 :00-1 :30
reed along West Ferry Ave. to
pire," said to be the screen's most
Second Blvd. and down this thor-
DeLuxe Dinner-41.50
spine-tingling shocker, sharing
oughfare to Case Technical High
honors with "A Shot in the Dark."
School, where it will disband.
PRESENTS
Several school bands from De-
Gifts to North End Clinic
troit and other communities will
be in the pageant. Commissioner
North End Clinic has received
of Parks and Boulevards Henry
the following contributions:
W. Busch will he the marshal.
Used glass frames, from Miss
and His Internatioeally
The slogan for this year's cam-
Anna Rose Hersh.
F....rous Orchestra
paign is: "For health, happiness
In memory of Miss Fannie
at Detroit:. Gayest .g Night sputa
and prosperity, clean up. fix up,
Weiss, from Miss Annie Weiss. ;
paint up."
For the Supplementary Med-
This is the tenth annual clean-
TOUR SMARTEST
ical Assistance Fund: In memory
632 Livingstos
TE 2.9770
up campaign.
of Mrs. Louis Robinson, from Mr.
SEPIA SPOT
Rubinoff and his violin, who playa to millions weekly on the Eddie
Cover Charge Suaday 50e
and Mrs. Samuel Gerson.
Cantor Program over the air will appear in person at the Broadway
TENNON AL-Toe pal dounalla-the
I niknier nI n6
em
en
o fry
roos. ofmrMrsa . ndFa; i j n n i! Capitol Theatre for one week starting May 3. He will be supported
cl•
amp feaUng, deal fail I. are
by a superb stage revue and one of t he season's outstanding pictures,
Cards were not to be used on
•Three Commit Moon . .0 Temple
"Let's Live Tonight," starring Tullio Carminati, star of "One Night of
Passover because of the paste •
Pets O. PM, May eta, 11:13 ,, ma.
Love," and Lillian Harvey. There will be no advance in prices.
5,11
die
laagbing-Adminsio•
33e.
which
was leaven used in theie
Charity is more than sacrifices.
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manufacture.
After months of record-break-
ing attendance on Broadway, the
Russian epic film, "Chapayev,"
comes to Detroit at the Art Insti-
tute for a week beginning Sunday,
May 12. "Chapayev," considered
one of the most gratifying films
made outside of Hollywood has bro-
ken every house record at the
Cameo Theater on 42nd St. and
Broadway, bringing with it the
unanimous praise of every metro-
politan film critic. As thoroughly
unlike every other Russian picture
made, as 1935 is different from
1919, the film recreates the atmos-
phere of 1919 in strife-torn Russia
with an extraordinary fidelity. Di-
rected by the brothers S. and G.
Vasilyev, "Chapayev" won first
prize at the International Cinema
Competition in Europe last winter.
Capitol Theatre
be
will
the
S
The beautiful Franklin Hills
Country Club will be the scene
of the most popular social func-
tion of this spring, if the advance
ticket sale of the Young Peoples'
Temple Club annual spring for-
mal, to be held Saturday, May 18,
from 10 till 2, is any indication.
According to Miriam Carver,
YPTC social chairman, the at-
tendance is not limited to club
members. However, as the affair
will be strictly limited, those plan-
ning to attend are urged to ob-
tain tickets as soon as possible.
Tickets may be procured by
calling Sylvan Rapaport at Tri-
nity 2.5844 or from members of
the board of the Young Peoples
Temple Club.
The famous Franklin hills buf-
fet supper will be served, and
weather permitting, dancing will
be held on the terrace of the club.
Marvin Kahn and his Orchestra,
in response to popular demand,
will supply music for the dancing.
Serving on the committee with
Miss
Carver, are Art Thorner,
Ludwig Maybaum, Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvan Rapaport, Theodore Birn-
krant and Philip Stern.
Yablokoff, Meisel
At Yiddish Theater
NOW!
Week Only
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d'Ilide DINNER.
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Franklin Hills Club Chosen
For YPTC Formal
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EASTERN STAR CAFE
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EDDIE SOUTH
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