A merica lavish Periodical Carter
CIIIPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01 00
■
All Detroit Should See
COUNT MOFFA
MAE MURRAY
Former Dancing partner of
ASSISTED BY LINDA . . . PLUS A
BRILLIANT REVUE
with BILLY CARD M a n rsyl ' nM Oor d s
Oriole Terrace
6 . .. 4 ells
NO COVER CHARGE
AT ANY TIME
M I A II
tione—Cell Trinity 2-0100-2-8806
For R
TUESDAY NIGHT IS CELEBRITY NIGHT
8231
Woodward
sAKs
IND) co)
seward en d
Irginia Tura
CAFE.
COCKTAIL BAD
ONE
DOLLAR
Table d'Hote Dinner
ONE
DOLLAR
REFRIGERATED ATMOSPHERE
THAT IS NOT FRIGID
(Cooled by General Electric's New System)
Don hullo's Music
Excellent facilities for private and group parties
PRIVATE PARKING
TRINITY 2.9191
Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues.
Aug. 24-25.26-27
RICHARD BARTHELMESS
is
"4 Hours to Kill"
F. TONE - UNA MERKEL
IN
"One New York
Night"
Wed., Thur., Fri
Aug. 28.29-30
J. Cagney - M. Lindsay
Is
STAGE AND SCREEN
THE LAFAYETTE THEATER
THE SCIENCE OF THE YEARS
'Tis time to study scripture's
history
At five; at ten to study mishnah
well,
At ten and three fulfillment of the
laws,
At fifteen on Talmudic thought to
swell,
At eighteen entrance into martial
bonds
At twenty contemplate a livelihood,
Attain life's greatest pow'r at one
score ten,
At forty, then thy understanding's
best,
At fifty, men seek thy counsel then.
At three score years thou'rt come
into old age
Thy head is hoary when thou'rt
three score ten,
At eighty God sloth grant thy
strength renewed,
At ninety, thou art bent and dim
thy ken.
The century doth mark the end of
strife,
Thou art as passed, and thin? no
more on life.
PRESENTS
LA FAYETTE AND LAVERNE
BARBARA BELMORE — FRAZEE SISTERS
GENE REGIS AND HIS MUSIC
*
*
Coming Soon — HELEN MORGAN
I
RD. FRITZ
PHONE ROSEVILLE 505.
NO COT Kit
■■■
.116 .11s
Win. Boesky
DELICATESSEN—RESTAURANT, INC.
Detroit's most delightful place to eat luncheon-dinner-
supper with over 100 sandwiches to choose from
"FOR A QUICK BITE"
FINEST LIQUEURS AND IMPORTED DELICACIES
Delivery Service All Hours
DEXTER at COLLINGWOOD
ALGER THEATER OPENS
The Alger Theater, located at
E. Warren Ave. and Outer Drive,
had its gala opening Thursday,
Aug. 22. The new Alger is the
latest addition to the theater
chain which includes the Michi-
gan, United Artists, State and
Madison theaters in the downtown
area, and the Fisher, Riviera, Re-
Nona, Birmingham and Annex
houses in the neighborhood din-
tricts.
The new theater will present,
double features nightly at 6:30
o'clock, and matinees on Satur-
days, Sundays and holidays at 1
p. m. The best product of the
leading picture companies will be
shown.
UNITED ARTIST THEATER
"China Seas" with Clark Gable,
Jean Harlow and Wallace Beery
in the leading roles, is now in
the second week of its engage-
Dr. Stephen S. Wise is de- ment at the United Artists
Thea-
scended from a long line of rabbis ter.
reaching back into the 17th cen-
tury. The sequence of rabbis in
STATE THEATER
the family has been unbroken for
The greatest horror story ever
seven generations. The original
written, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.1
family name was Weiss, and be- Hyde,"
with Fredric March and
fore that, Weisfeld. His grand.
Miriam Hopkins is now showing
father, Joseph Hirsch Weiss, was
chief rabbi of Eden. Austria and at the popular State Theater on
among the most determined oppo- the same program with "Smart
nents of Reform Judaism. His Girl" starring Ida Lupino, Kent
father, Aaron Wise was for 22 Taylor and Gail Patrick.
.•
,6,6 , e19,61),
Tilt ROADIIOUNIC BEAUTIFUL
romantic drama," is the way one
leading critic describes the new
GB musical production "My Heart
is Calling," starring the great
tenor, Jan Kiepura, which opens
Thursday, Aug. 29, at the New
Lafayette Theater, West Lafay -
ette and Shelby.
"My Heart is Calling" tells the
romantic story of a struggling
young tenor to achieve success at
the Monte Carlo Opera House.
The adventures which he and his
confederates encounter, enlivened
by a romantic love affair with
Marta Eggerth, lovely Hungarian ,
help to make the story of "My
Heart Is Calling" one of the most
interesting that has been brought
to the screen.
Besides Kiepura and Miss Egg-
erth, others prominent in the
cast are Sonnie hale, Hugh
Wakefield and Jeanne Stuart.
Popular prices will prevail at
all times at the Lafayette which
will be open from 11 a. nt. to
11 p. m. daily.
- MICHIGAN THEATER
Marion Davies in "Page Miss
Glory" with Dick Powell, Pat
O'Brien, Mary Astor, Frank Mc-
Hugh and Patsy Kelly, is now
showing at the Michigan Theater.
The big stage show includes
Betty Adair and Dick Richards,
Sonny Rice and Noel Cravat)),
Buster Shaver with Olive and
George, and William and Joe
M andel with Harry Kohne.
.6„
Blossom heath
Attractions for 57th Annual' Lafayette ,Re -Opens with
Choral Union Con-
First Run Pictures
cert Series
"A feast of song, melody and
Charles A. Sink, president of the
University Musical Society, Uni-
versity of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
announces the following list of
musical attractions for the 57th
annual Choral Union Concert
Series, to be held in Hill Audito-
rium:
Oct. 19, Metropolitan Opera
Quartet, Eide Norena, contralto;
Giovanni Martinelli, tenor; Ezio
l'inza, bass.
Nov. 6, Sergei Rachmaninuff,
pianist.
Nov. 11, Don Cossack Russian
Stale Chorus, Serge Jeroff, con-
ductor.
Dec. 3, Fritz Kreisler, violinist.
Dec. 11, Boston Symphony Or-
chestra, Serge Koussevitzky, con.
ductor.
Jan. 11, St. Louis Symphony Or-
chestra, Vladimir Golschmann, con-
ductor.
Jan. 20, Kolisch String Quartet,
Rudolf Kolisch, first violin; Felix
Khuner, second violin; Eugene
Lehner, viola; Benar Heitetz, vio-
loncello.
Jan. 27, Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra, Bernardino Molinari, guest
conductor.
Feb. 17, John Charles Thomas,
baritone.
March 16, Myra Hem, pianist.
e
TOwnsend 8-9686-7
JUST A
REMINDER!
GALA OPENING
Thursday, Aug. 29-11 A. M.
Jan Kiepura and Marta Eggerth in one of the most interesting
scenes from the Gauntont British film musical comedy, "My
Heart it Calling." ^
Big Features at
Center Theater
The 'Rounder
Hello!
Sonic of the year's greatest at-
You've heard of the last word tractions are being presented at
in columns. Well, this is the first the Center Theater, Woodward and
word of this new one which is to the Boulevard.
A very big program is the pres-
be known as "The Rounder.
Ile's to be your best friend and entation for this week at this most
he's not only going to help you comfortable movie house. On Sat-
find the spot to spend the eve- urday, Sunday, Monday and Tues-
ning, he's going to tell you what day, the attractions will be "Four
goes on and maybe even see you Hours to Kill", featuring Richard
Barthelmess, and the added feature
there.
On the first of his little jams to will be "One New York Night."
On Wednesday, Thursday and
The Rounder started out Gross e
Pointe way of a lovely evenin g Friday, the Center Theater will
for a view of the lake by moon - present James Cagney and Mar-
light and to visit that swanky re - garet Lindsay in "G-Men," and
sort, Blossom Heath, where a new I Dolores Del Rio and Pat O'Brien
in "In Caliente."
show opened last Monday.
The Center Theater offers free
Eight Mile Road . . . Venice
Road . Jefferson . • . Lake St. parking and free chauffeur serv-
Clair ... beyond . . . a chunk of ice; electrically refrigerated cool
soft yellow gold pillowed in a air, perfect sound pictures, and ex-
yielding protoplasmic shadow of cellent service. For information on
grey ... well ... on to the road- any future program you would like
to see call Madison 8481.
house beautiful.
Detrull's Deno/ and Caret temple of en-
eilalla /nen(.H1 open a Ilh a Polley at
showing only I he 'lineal .' in Piaui...
JAN KIEPURA
"My Heart Is Calling"
The On-alert
Voice One.
Caruso to
with MARTA EGGERTH
POPULAR PRICES
20c — 11 to 2
400 11) ening*
25e — 2 to 6
Children 10c at all lime.
LAFAYETTE
W. LAFAYETTE and SHELBY
On. POST OFFICE
VIFV`VIII"Ir Vr ■ lorv-vIr
Thomas of Aquino was very
much influenced by Jewish philo-
sophical writings. It is well known
that he was a devout student of
Jewish books and regarded their
authors with much respect. Unlike
other scholastic \masters, he went
far in friendly tolerance to the
Jews and objected to their forcible
conversion to Christianity. In fact,
he thought and advocated for the
Jews the free exercise of their
religious beliefs and practices. On
the other hand, in some of his
writings (especially his "De reg-
'mine Judaeorum") , in dealing
with the Jews, he employs lan-
guage which is quite offensive and
which, no doubt, must logically
tend to their expulsion, robbery
and massacre. A fine study of the
attitude of Thomas of Aquino to
the Jews is available in Jacob
Guttmann, "Das Verhaeltnlse des
Thomas von Aquino rum Juden-
thum and zur juedischen Littera.
tur," Goettingen, 1891.
Be Pure Co Nee Thle
Dig De I tee Slow Show!
*
* DOROTHY MACK
ANN WHITE
VIRGINIA GIBSON
RUSS WIDLEY, M. C.
ELAINE MANZI
r
BLOSSOM HEATH
Powatan's Superb Orchestra
The show is superb. Lafayette
and LaVerne dance a waltz. The
Dolores Del Rio-Pat O'Brien
Frazee Sisters sing as well as
The Most Delicious
you hope they do after you see
Most Complete
them . . . rhythm . . . harmony
SUNDAY $1,50
. . . gorgeous pulchritude . .
ELECTRICAL RIERMERATION
encore. Barbara Belmore's fan
DINNER
waltz . . . it's original . . . dif- Missing Man Said to Be
ferent. This girl can and does
years rabbi of Congregation Ro-
Captain in Emperor Se-
dance . . . a graceful gliding
deph Shalom in New York.
National Fund and the Keren
lassie's Army
CALL ISSUED FOR
display of fan artistry . . . then
Although the provis-
. . . off go the feathers and on
LAND REDEMPTION Hayesod.
VILNA
(WNS)—Abraham Zog-
Is i DAVENPORT
ions of this agreement will not
with the dance. Hold your breath
Tr, 5 - 5355
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Kahn had for the finale of the show and of rovsky, a Polish Jew, who disap-
be applicable to the work of the
)/CLUDICI) FROM PAGE ONE)
Lafayette and LaVerne's apache peared from Vilna 10 years ago
as
their
guests
last
week,
Mr.
and
Keren Kayemeth in the U. S.,
Mrs. Louis Golden and son, Ro- dance . . . some well-done toss s after his romance with the dough-
Granovsky, members of the board he regarded the proposal as offen-
ter of a local Jewish merchant
ger, and Mr. and Mrs. I. Karbel ing . . . turning . . . . .
LAST TIM ICN-Toalg hi and TernerreW
of directors of the Keren Kaye-
screaming ... over the end table ; I was broken up, is now a captain
of Detroit.
George Olsen and Isis Music
meth, vigorously supported the sive to the Jewish National Fund
in
the
Ethiopian
army
and
one
through
the
air
.
.
.
out
into
the
of
ac-
platform presented to the confer- which must have freedom
Mulled tegagewieni
Mrs. F. Slavin of Dayton, 0., lobby goes LaVerne . . . its der of the important military advisers
ence by Menahem Ussishkin, vet- tion to carry out the tasks de-
The study of the Hebrew lan-
STARTING SUNDAY
Three reasons for a trip of Emperor Ilaile Selaissse,
is the guests of her parents, Mr. infs.
eran Zionist leader and world manded by Ussishkin.
Doll) wood's Own
cording to a letter received here guage and of the Kabbalah became
to the heath. . . the ride . .
and
Mrs.
M.
Robinson.
president of the Jewish National
Mr. Ussishkin wound up the de-
the show . . . the place . . . add by his relatives who had long very popular among the Christian
Fund who opened the proceed- bate by replying to criticism that
given him up for dead.
noble men especially in Italy dur-
one
to
make
four
.
Ed
Fritz.
Miss
Frances
Smeer
is
spend-
ings. Mr. Ussishkin, who was most of the national land hold-
AND HIS ()NORF./7RA
In 1925 Zogrovsky was about ing the days of the Renaissance.
DIreel from Iterord-BreoltIng Ina-
ing a two-weeks' vacation in ORIOLE GARDENS AND
warmly applauded after he con- ings held by the Jewish National
anarinenle treryw here
to be married to a girl whose ini- Jews often became their teachers
BILLY CARR
Montreal, Canada.
cluded an address which lasted Fund were leased to members of
With Ileautlful
Billy Carr is always a good tials are L. P. when certain and thus evoked vigorous criticism
more than an hour and a half the Labor Party. "This was a just
t
among
their
devout
coreligionists.
charges
made
against
him
led
his
reason
to
visit
LEAH RAY
the Oriole ... no
Messrs. Geo. Kahn, Joseph
on the subject "Israel, a Land- course as the Labor Party mem-
Elija Levitta, the founder of the
Sempliner, Isadore Voight and to forget the adorables. Saw fiance to break off the engage-
lem National" issued an SOS call bers were the first to arrive on
Alla% 1/01011 see Ilse Tan
modern study of Ilebrew grammar,
Louis Golden spent Thursday with opening show Friday . . . Billy ment. Before the charges could
to the Jewish communities the Palestine scene. I am proud
HAIN OH ?MINE
who became the teacher of many
be
proven
false,
Zogrovsky
left
brings
on
the
"Ethiopians"
(his
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harrison, Mr.
throughout the world.
of their settlements," Mr. Ussish-
Christians,
tells
that
"several
of
Poland
and
enlisted
in
the
French
DANCING
and Mrs. Alex Kahn and Mr. and terminology for the girls) with
kin
exclaimed
"When
members
of
Call for Land Redemption
INDOORS OR oternootoi
the Rabbis would not countenance
Mrs. Louis Oppenheim at Hough- spears . . . drunks on the floor Foreign Legion. Four years ago
other classes came to Palestine
11.30 to UN/ NIGHTLY
he was captured by roving Bed- me, and pronounced woe to my soul
"I refuse to report progress in
beware
.
.
.
and
Zulu
costumes
ton
Lake.
the
litmerwollitoo,
Otowbora 9063
they also received land from
the work of the Jewish National
that need headdresses on the ouins in Algeria. Escaping from because I taught the Law to a
Jewish National Fund," he said.
General tilajda Is the leader of
the Bedouins he managed to reach Christian owing to the interpreta-
Fund.
We must not create an
blondes
anyway
.
.
.
or
are
there
Mrs.
M.
Schwayder
of
Denver
The World Conference then
tion assigned to the words, 'and as
illusion of satisfaction for, in re-
the newly organized antl-Semltlo
Colo, is the guest of her father; blonde Zulus? . . . the warriors the Ethiopian border, half dead
adopted a number of resolutions
ality, our situation in Palestine
forces In Czechoslovakia.
cavort about Jane Sallee who from thirst and hunger, where he for my judgment, they, (i.e. the
J. Feldman.
SYMPHONY GARDEN
in which the creation of large na-
Gentiles)
are not to know them'
with regard to the land problem
goes wild in a captive dance. was found by an Ethiopian bor-
MIchlipin Ave., Mile Weal at
tional land reserves is demanded.
der patrol commanded by a Fal- (Psalm 147, 20).'" On the other
is most unsatisfactory," the Zion-
Telegraph It-ad
Passage on the S. S. Norman- Count Moffa . . . former dancing
hand,
we
find
that
when
the
ques-
ist leader emphasized. The pros-
Arnerlen'a Foremoot Mare Band.
die for Aug. 21 was hooked by partner of Mae Murray ... and asha, one of Ethiopia's black
tion
arose
in
the
days
of
Moses
Jews.
After
he
was
nursed
back
pects for the purchase of new land
Linda
follow
a
waltz with rhumba.
Mrs. Dora Goldberg, and her son,
Maimonides, he, with his usual tol-
areas are becoming more difficult
Morris Goldberg.
After a week Melody Lynn . . . as sweet as the to health he enlisted in the Ethi-
stand and in E. & B. Beer Available in
while the increasing immigration
in Paris they will go to Riga, in name . • . taps on toe . . . this opian army where he advanced erance, took a broad
an opinion which he handed down
rapidly.
In
his
letter
to
his
kins-
calls for the purchase of greater
being
opening
night
she
tries
to
Michigan After Absence
Latvia, spending several hours in
i
stated
that
"a
Jew
may
teach the
men
in
Vilna
he
made
inquiries
land areas."
Berlin on the way. They plan to find out how hard the floor is
MARIE WHITE
MARY RIX
of 17 Years
precepts to the Christians for they
about
his
fiance,
who
is
now
mar-
.
.
twice
..
.
musts
hurt
.
.
.
Ile stated that the inflation of
remain abroad for five or six
doesn't try anymore. Oriole cat ried, asking her to join him in preserve it in its entirety" (see his
weeks.
land prices, which has not as
One of Michigan's famous old
Response, eel, Leipzig, No. 50).
Ethiopia.
next
comes
out
.
.
.
this
is
open-
yet reached its peak, is economic-
brews is available to the public
In compliment to Morris Gold- ing night . . . Billy Carr, master
ally unjustified as the Jewish Na-
today, after an absence of 17
The first gymnasium was estab-
tional Fund has room in the
berg, prior to his departure for showman, carries on . . up on
Kurt Weiss, is considered the years.
Europe, Mr. and Mrs. Max Kahn the shoulder with the cat and lished in Jerusalem in 174 B. C. best hockey player in Germany,
Haifa Bay region for the settle-
It is E. & B. beer, brewed by
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Semp• then comes the comedy . open- and became • famous training
ment of 100,000 to 150,000 per-
the Eckhardt & Becker Brewing
liner entertained 12 guests at tag shown almost always are • ground for Jewish athletes.
sons, while in Tel Aviv there are
Company,
which has resumed ac-
Sammy Rothschild was the first
dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kahn lot of fun . . . something always
80,000 unsold plots capable of
The world champion weight W- Jewish player to represent New tivities on a larger scale than
and Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Roman goes wrong . . . but Billy didn't
accommodating 1,000,000 persons.
ever before in a modern, new
York in the time hockey loop.
also were hosts at dinner to Mr. help Melody Lynn up . . . for ter, Haas, is Jewish.
He emphasized the urgent need ,
plant at Orleans and Winder
and Mrs. Goldberg on Sunday. shame. Geraldine Ross stops the
for the creation of national land
Sts., Detroit.
show
with
difficult
sommersaults
Ten
couples
had
a
pot
luck
sur-
reserves in urban as well as agri-
The brewing cssripany is headed
cultural centers.
prise at the Goldberg's cottage nd turns. Maybelle Van taps
by August Eckhardt, son of the
icely
with
the
adorables
in
dari-
to bid him bon voyage and pre-
Dr. Goldstein Presents $25,000
August
Eckhardt who founded the
ng blue satin overalls and shirts
sented him with a gift.
A great impression was created
business in 1873. The present
or background .
Maybelle puts
by the address of Dr. Israel Gold-
August Eckhardt, who is preht-
Mr. and Mrs. I. Voight are 0 n the dance routines.
stein, president of the Jewish Na-
dent of the company and brew-
spending this week in Detroit SEVENTY DEGREES
tional Fund of America, who was
master, spent his working days
POWATAN
with
relatives.
Miss
Sylvia
the first speaker in the general
Elaine Manzi . . . whirls . . .
CLEM POPE, manager of the picture from the New York stage, in the old Eckhardt & Becker
Voight has returned from Detroit
debate. He presented to Mena-
brewery and received his training
pirouettes
.
.
.
bang
.
.
she's
RKO
Downtown
Theatre,
where
she
spent
Adams the
a week, she was
hem Ussishkin a check for the
genie players appeared to- under his father, who was known
You at Grand Circus Park, announces gether in the "Gay Divorcee.' as one of the finest
accompanied home by Miss t hir- gone . . . dance is over.
amount of $25,000 as the first
and most suc-
wonder how this gal does it. that the RKO Downtown Theatre
ley Karbel of Detroit.
monthly remittance of the Ameri-
Mark Sandrich directed "Top Hat," cesaful brewmasters in the United
Blush . . . you will . . . maybe
can branch of the Keren Kaye-
will reopen Sunday morning, Sep- an RKO-Radio Picture, States.
Mrs.
Esther Hirshberg, 63, you won't . . . but you'll like it
meth Lelsrael for the new Pal-
Eckhardt & Becker is the only
died Sunday at the home of her . . . Anne White and Dorothy t tember 1st, at eleven o'clock. The
estine land redemption program.
brewery in the Middle West em-
lie stated he was glad to report
daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Kush- Mack delineators of sophisticated I theatre has been completely re-
ploying the Kraeusening process,
'decorated
and
promises
to
be
ex-
songs.
Powatan
has
a
monopoly
ner, 413 Adams St. She was born
Peat progress in the work of the
according to Mr. Eckhardt. In
. . page Ferdinand Pecora . . i ceptionally modern and attractive.
in Russia, Feb. 10, 1872, Surviv-
Jewish National Fund in the U.
effect, this is the old, slow meth-
ing are her husband, Barney I have not yet found other pur- LHigh Fidelity, RCA Photophone's
5, at the receipts have been in-
od
of natural aging and natural
veyors of smart songs in Detroit latest development in sound equip•
Hirshberg; three daughters, Mrs. v
creased by 50 per cent, as corn-
carbonation. Practically without
Meyer Blumlo and Mrs. Isador . . . but I said yet.
ment has been installed in the
Pared with the receipts of the
exception, the newer breweries of
Pomerantz, of Saginaw, and Mrs. RAMBLING FACTS
Preceding year. Dr. Goldstein's
''RKO Downtown Theatre, cons..
today use artificial means of car-
Best Kosher horn-beef nand-
Kushner; two sons, Louis Hirsh-
address was the subject of wide
' 'quently patrons will be assured of
bonation.
berg, of Detroit, and William, of wich in town . . . Win, Boesky I
attention, in view of the deep in-
the highest efficiency in Bound re•
"'We think that nature's meth-
Bay City; one sister, Mrs, Rebec- special at Dexter and ('oiling.
terest among the delegates in
od, which is the Kraeusening pro-
Bent dollar dinner . . . production in the city of Detroit.
ca Lindenbaum, of Los Angeles, w ood.
American Jewry's participation in
cess,
is the best," said Mr. Eck-
Calif., and 11 grandchildren. Fun- Cafe
ale Saks . . . Woodward near i For the opening attraction, Fred
the Palestine land redemption
hardt. "It is a notable fact that
eral services were held Monday Seward. Nicest pair of legs this Astaire and Ginger Rogers come
Program.
all
the world's famous beers are
at the Kushner residence and week . . . Melody Lynn at Oriole. to the RED Downtown screen as
Numerous
delegates partici-
Kraeusened. Kraeusening means
burial was in Shaarey Zedek RUMBLINGS
ro-stars in their fourth musical
Paled in the general debate in-
absolutely uniform flavor and a
cemetery.
Phil
Harris—one
ofthe
most
',picture
romance,
"Top
Hat,"
which
cluding Messrs. Suchowitsky and
mellowness ass body with a com-
real and regular fellows in show , features • score of lyrics and
..
Yilkansky from Palestine. Elias
plete absence of acridness."
Q. Is there available any com- business—is coming to Westwood melodies by Irving Berlin. "Top
R - Epstein, Jerusalem, pointed
The $750,000 plant of the brew-
pilation of translations of modern Sunday. You will like his charm- ;Ilat" is based on the European
out that 46 per cent of the Jew-
ing company is considered one of
Hebrew poems?-11. M.
ing personality . and Leah stay , play, "The Girl Who Dared," and
ish National Fund receipts come
the most modern in the country,
fr om
A. Perhaps the best anthology its coming with him. Someone rwas adapted for the
screen by
the Jewish communities in
A FEW OF THE MANY BEAUTIFUL DANCING GIRLS
according to its officials. The
is the "Harvest of Hebrew Verse" "peached" on me on • matter
th e E
I Dwight Taylor and Allan Scott.
nglish speaking world. More
brewhouse has a normal minimum
concerning
Phil
Harris
when
Phil
translated
by
Harry
Fein
(Bruce
Opera Under The Stars at Navin Field, Detroit, will close Its first
`'. a half of this amount is
I
i
capacity
of 1,00 0 -barrels of beer
The
featured
east
with
Fred
As-
the sparkling musical comedy Humphries, Boston). The trans- was at the Michigan • few months
!!n red from contributions gath-
blaze of glory with
a day, and the yearly production
lator has selected outstanding ago. Phil stood by me at the ita:re and Ginger Rogers Include
(stittoreli season In a
!red in the United States of
which opens Monday, August 26. Packed with poems
capacity
is
approximately 350,000
Revue, "Gay Divorcee,"
of over a dozen modern He- risk of considerable censure . . . Edward Everett Horton, Helen
America
a fast moving romance, this show,
barrels. Tot.; storage capacity
comedy, great dancing numbers and
brew poets and has rendered them well he is • swell guy. Next week Broderick, Erik Rhodes and Era;
Ginger Rogers, co -etarred with
i
o f the plan t is 46,500 barrels.
Critics Answered
hit, "The Continental," promises to be
eta excellent English, at the same the
ke top
ikp of this column will as-
with the great song and dance
as- 'Blom. With the exception of Miss Fred Astaire In RKO-Radlo's
Goldstein !strongly criti-
time preserving the original some an identity , . . hope you Broderick, who came direct tithe twist
"Top Hat"
'" the draft of • proposed the sensation of the season.
I
When folly passes by, reams
rhythm and rhyme.
lik e
a greement between the Jewish
draws back.
"G-Men"
A Lte )
"In Caliente"
SAY VILNA JEW IS
ETHIOPIAN OFFICER
nag OMB Nan
POWATAN
PHIL HARRIS
WESTWOOD
Gay Musical Revue at Opera
I
RIO Downtown Theatre Reopens
September 1st With "Top Hat"