k riaiia artier
CLIFTON MINUS - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO
PIEDMONT l_
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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
American Ballet
Here Nov. 1 and 2
DINE at SAKS
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STAGE AND SCREEN
OCT. 29 Temple Forum TEMPLE BETH EL
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The American Ballet—the orig Reviewer Calls "Midsummer i
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inal New York company—directei
Night's Dream" a Clam.
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ROADHOUSE DINNER $L25
personally by George Balanchin
orous
Feast
maitre 1 ( e ballet
"GOVERNMENT AND THE CONSTITUTION"
al et of the Metropoli-
—
Enjoy
tian Opera Association and recog-
TIChETSt $1.15, (minding Tax at Temple and Crinnelra
To witness the present presen- i Belle
Baker,
internationally
fiesison Mirka: Reamed, 13— I nresersed. 54 — Madison 0342
nized as one of the greatest chor- tation of the film version of known stage comedienne,
is ap-
eographers in the world, will give Shakespeare's immortal
fantasy, 1 nearing in person at the Michi-
!three performances Friday and "A Midsummer Night's Dream,"
Ord . Hall
gun
Theater this week. Miss Baker,
II I
at I
Seats Now
the Wilson Theater, is to .hare in I who has been a vaudeville head-
Fri. Eve.
and
the glamorous feast which the gen-
75c to
Nov.1 J
us of three great men, working in
id Grinner*
111 ,30 s. m.
Wales Famous Pianist in Redid
ORIOLE
TERRACE
Cad. 749)
ideal harmony, has produced—the
Lopez speaking .. Vincen t I,o-
poet Shakespeare, the musician
pcz continues to hold sway a t the l
Mendelssohn and the entrepreneur
NEVER A COVER CHARGE
new Oriole Terrace . . . and it is
Reinhardt. Never before has there
new . policy some nice
been so lavish an investment of
deco.
OP METROPOLITAN
rations .. suppose that has t o in-
ERA CO. PRODUCTION
all those factors which make for
elude some of the moveables ts
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perfect and completely satisfying
2 1 .30V . nt !MASONIC TEMPLE
Maxine Tappan is a decoration
entertainment. The delicate, whim-
.
Consistory Cathedral
no denyin' . . . She sings too . • •
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sical fantasy of the tale has been
Hot OM,: Grinnell Bros.
Between Virginia Park and Seward
too enchantingly ... the Can sins,
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captured in scenes of marvelous
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live
up
to
their
reputation
...
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originality a n d breath - taking
they
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dance ... the "adorable" ador ables
beauty; the individuality of the
still here credit to any plac e ...
players has been most fortunately
page Abe Schilter ... the select ions
preserved by film stars who fit
FACILITIES FOR LARGE BANQUETS I
are good.
ideally into the spirit of the fan-
tasy, and whose play in every in-
MANHATTAN PENTHOUSE
stance fits as mosaics do into some
Joe Freedman is saying it with
12TH AT SEWARD
beautifully designed picture. Max
the good old Manhattan food and
TRINITY 2-348S
Reinhardt has submerged his own
an intimate compact show . . .
directorial genius in this version
Consuelo Flowerton ... that New
JACK BERLIN, JULIUS ADLER, PAULA SAND •
of the welding of Mendelssohn's
York deb ... almost naughty so tip
music to the gossamer lines of
.. not quite . 'tin the way its
NOW PLAYING * Vincent * IN PERSON
Sunday Matinee and Night OCT. 27
Shakespeare, and at the same time
done ... Selma Marlowe .. • con-
he has perhaps created a "Bottom"
cert tap dancing ... original
.
Jack Berlin's Success Production;
in the person of the versatile James
new ... best Arthur Ball
Cagney, an "Oberau" in Victor]
tenor in romance • . . men . . .
"Hero and Dream Bride"
Jory, a "Puck" in Mickey Rooney,'
women ... gets everyone .. , S am
AND HIS
BELLE BAKER
ll
7 ACTS
In Mosarti•n• Dance and the very essence of fairy danc-
Dihert's music ... Eddie Lee
17-Piece Incomparable
ing
in
lovely,
wistful
Nina
Thei
liner
for
years
and
known
front
singing
... whistling . . . in the
Featuring THE CASINOS
Saturday, Nov. 1 and 2 (Saturday lade, that will henceforth perma- coast to coast for her singing and interludes.
ORCHESTRA
Internationally fa MOM. IIOMT team
IdinNed Engagement
matinee) in the Consistory Ca- nently identify these artists with character work, recently has been POWATAN
9 Shoos Nightly, 7:30-11-1 a. m.
Evenings: $1, 75c, 50c, 35c; Matisse's The, 110c, 35c, 25c.
ex....IM hue
thedral of the Masonic Temple.
these parts. Other prominent names guest star of such famous radio
Seems like Detroit can't do wi th.
Three varied presentations will grace the immortal characters of programs as those conductes
Dinner, $1.50
out them ... for months they s lay sillOSSMWM011101511111111111011111111110150111050111111
s
iom
be
y
!Fool Nightly
be offered Friday evening. The the play, but those mentioned—and, Rudy Vallee and Ben Bernie. Thie,
... for a couple weeks they go .
3 to 10
program will open with "Errante," oh, yes! There's Joe E. Brown as week Miss Baker is singing
Hewer, anon,: Trhilt
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they're back ... that's Carroll a nd
chalet Llquont
J. It. I:nonlife—Aro...hale Mgrs.-mot. Ir. Hecker
the Wanderer, a urely modern pro- "Flute," a real treat to eye and of the songs that made her famous
Gorman ... what more is to say
NEVElt A COVEN CHANGE
duction depicting the groping soul ear—will probably go down in fihn in her act at the Michigan. Others
Bee Sarehe hangs on another we ek
searching for a single tangible history for their performances in appearing with the star in the big
likeable girl ... cute rhythm
reality in the adventure of life. this Reinhardt picture. The the Five Juggling Jewels and her songs .. • several new acts in
"Bent Pluton. of 1.0 Y.
A Littman, manager of Litt-
"Alma Mater," the fantastic and "Dream" will be held over this stage show include Stone and Lee, the way .". . arrive Saturday. on
"MAN OF ARAN"
man's Yiddish People's Theater,
satirical ballet on college life, and coming week at the Wilson Thea- Mann, Dupree and Lee.
RAFFLE
Thrirbd
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12th and Seward, announces that
Lanabal
"Reminiscence," an avocation of ter, and every man, woman and
William Powell in "Rendezvous,"
Missed Plantation this week .
"Alin, Bulldog Drummond"
the feature production this Sun-
the mood of the pure classical child who has an ounce of that with Rosalind Russell and Binnie tell me new show is ... all there.
day,
matinee
and
evening,
will
be
theatrical dancing, will complete faith left whereof "Peter Pan" Barnes, is the screen feature.
place is well new ... unusual f or
The New York Socialite Sophisticate
Jack Berlin's success production,
the evening's entertainment. ,
preached should see this beautiful
Eduard Werner and the Michi- this tye in Detroit . . and ve ry "The Gypsy Girl."
The
matinee
will
include
"Ser-
interpretation
of
Shakespeare's
welcome
. . . had dinner at Sa ks
gan Symphony Orchestra, and
SELMA MARLOWE III ARTHUR BALL
The entire cast, including Jack
enade,"
purely
symphonic
in
form,
Control in Taps
and Mendelssohn's genius.
Merle Clark at the organ, completes last night ... one buck ... wasn 't Berlin, Julius Adler, Paula Zand,
Romantic Tenor
with music by Tchaikowsky;
the program for the week.
broke . . swell meal . . . nor ry Bertha Guttentag and the complete
—H. H.
SAM DIBERT'S ORCHESTRA
"Dreams," presenting the image of
didn't tell you all to see March of supporting group of actors will
Fiddle Lee In the Interlude
triumph, and "Alma Mater."
Time at RKO last week ... bein g appear in this play.
Brilliant Symphony
Saturday evening, "Errante" and
M
Orches- held over tho come to think , •
"Reminiscence" will be repeated,
'DEVIL-MAY-CARE' .
tra
Season
Opens
picture is okey . . . but newsre el
with
"Moxartiana,"
NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME
featuring
special in interest . . . tell your Italian - Ethiopian Conflict
Thursday
(ABOUT WOMEN)
music by Mozart, a revitalized es-
friends to vote for 2 a. M. curfew
Subject of Town Hall
sence of the Eighteenth Century
__—
STAR .... IN NIS
brilliant a season as ever has ... unless you want mushroom pigs
Talk Oct. 30
dancing spirit.
After an absence from the air been planned for the Detroit Sym- all over town ... I ought to know.
GAYEST ROMANTIC
waves of more than two months,
phony opens in Orchestra Hall
The Italian.Ethiopian conflict,
Jeanette Pringle, popular Detroit Thursday evening,
MYSTERY THRILLER!
Oct. 31, at 8:30 A Child's Adventure Story with special reference to America's
mezzo-soprano, has returned to
o'clock. Making his first appear.
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foreign
policy, will be the subject
Station
WJR
in
the
JOE FREEDMAN
Tea Time ance here as an orchestral direc-
Kintu's adventure in the jun- of the Town Hall lecture by Hon
ATOP PARK ME. HOTEL
31 iNAI.Illt
or, the sensational Spanish artist, gle and his loss of the fear h e William R. Castle, Jr., in the
Jose Iturbi, will occupy the pod- suffered at the sight of the wood s Fisher Theater, Wednesday morn-
"Man of Aran," the film saga
ium, the first of the list of six provides a thrill for the youn s ing, Oct. 30, at 11 o'clock.
produced by Robert Flaherty, di-
guest leaders to be in charge of reader of seven to nine.
Few men in this country are so
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"Klan, a Congo Adventure, " well equipped to analyse the
rector of "Nanook of the North,"
the subscription series this year.
dan-
on the barren Aran Islands off Gal-
Iturbi arrives Monday, Oct. 28, ill ustrated as well an written by ger-stepped problems now con-
way on the west coast of Ireland,
from the east and will direct re- Elizabeth Enright (Farrar & Rine. fronting ■ highly inflammable
opens at the Lafayette Theater,
hearsals of the orchestra in prep- hart, $1), is the charming com- world. As Ambassador to Japan
bination of word and picture. The
West Lafayette and Shelby, oppo-
aration for the first concert.
during the period of the Naval
RYON d'alS:TolEVI 411ff el I 01 a•li./ A'/:1 a
site the postoffice, Thursday, Oct.
As might be expected from the author and illustrator knew well Arms Conference In London, In
24.
variety and catholicity of his piano how to fashion a picture of life 1930, and Acting Secretary of
'EN - 310N. - TUBA.
Finest Entertainment
The committee on exceptional
2,
programs, the list of numbers among African Congos. Kintu, State during the Disarmament Con-
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Greatest of Comfort
photoplays of the National Board
chosen by Iturbi for his initial ap- son of the Congo chief, was natur- ference at Geneva, he has been.on
IET1 DIU
Open 11:30 till 2 a. m.
of Review of Motion Pictures re-
pearance here as a director are of ally expected to be brave. But the diplomatic front when some of
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cently selected "Man of Aran" as
widely divergent character. Ilia although he knew how to throw the most important world issues of
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artistic creed has ever been to a spear he feared the wild jun- recent years have been decided. A
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j , the best picture of the year.
The film depicts the endless
hold firmly to all that is fine in gle. Ile went for a remedy to t rained observer, with 25 years of
LOVABLE! ADORABLE! A RIOT OF 0.101
struggle of the primitive people of
the ast, while accepting at the same the witch doctor, who advised him statesmanship to back it up, Mr.
t o plant a charm under the firs t , Castle has served important posts
the barren, storm-swept Aran Is-
time the music of the present.
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lands for mere existence.
baobab tree after walking 300 under four presidents, starting
ALICE E BRADY
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pr
paces
into the woods. At the sug- with President Wilson, at which
The
Lafayette
will
offer
also
on
Numerous Features of In-
p tlta
gested time Kintu did that--only time he was taken into the State
MONTGOMERY
A the same program "Ahem Bulldog
stitute of Musical Art
to be lost in the woods, among Deartment.
ANITA LOUISE +. 1 Drummond," starring Fay Wray,
Jack and Claude Hulburt.
the monkeys and wild beasts.
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Donald Armand of the Detroit
Ills opportunity to lose hi
f
In
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stitute of Musical Art announce s f
ICI
FREE PARKING
ears came when he was compelled Nijinsky at Town Hall in
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at rehearsals far t
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The Week's Features at the
he Frenc h t o climb a tree to escape from
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Cass Theater Nov. 1
Our 0y
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opera, "The Mascot," by Ed- an approching leopard. Ile threw
m and Audren, are
Center Theater
under Way,
JEANETTE PRINGLE
a cast of 60 children from the with his spear, killed the leopard,
1
Ramola Nijinsky, wife of "the
ERON.DAY-VOE' WHERE
dra- spent the night sleeping atop the greatest danced of modern times,"
The Center Theater, Woodward Melodies program heard every Sun-
.tic end da ncing
DARING LOVERS MEET)
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tree , and when he finally met
departure
ng ing voices are recruited nts.
and the Boulevard, announces the day at 3:45 p. m.
; will have as the subject of her lec-
rom the rescuers from the village he
ROSALIND RUSSELL
following features for this week:
tare for the Detroit Town Hall, in
Daughter of a well-to-do Detroit l o M „ r. Armand's vocal classes.
Saturday, Sunday, Monday and family, she studied voice with her a era will he presented this fal The returned home a hero and with. the Cass Theater, Friday morning,
out his fears.
CESARE ROMERO
I
in
Tuesday: Kay Francis and George close personal friend, Marie Von
DEMANDED!
Nov. 1, at II o'clock, "The Maitres
oti e Children's Theater of the In-
Both words and pictures of de Ballets" — Nijinsky, Fokine,
Brent in "Stranded," Alice Brady Essen, Metropolitan Opera star. tinn.
LIONEL ATWILL
lute, under Mr. Armand'. di rec-
"Kintu"
are
excellently
drawn
Petipas, Novena.
and Douglas Montgomery in "Lady under Sam Slade, who is still her
and make a good story.
BINNIE BARNES
Tubbs" and a color cartoon, "Ma-
Not
only
is
Romola
Nijinsky
one
Francis York will sp eak
and
Richard Crooks, Met ropolitan ry's Little Lamb."
METRO GOLDWYN MATER
of the most distinguished authors
Until her radio debut over WJR
ednesday at 1 o'clock at the
Opera Company tenor who made
SPRINGFIELD, N. .1, (WNS) I of the day, an artist herself accom-
PRODUCTION
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- last December, she never before I fro it Institute of Musical Art Dc-
os
his first public appearance as a day, Richard Dix and Margot Gra-
—Determined to show that not all plished in the lines of dancing and
Those Sophistlealed amender.
made
a
public
appearance
as
her
!
cale 'Work in l'iano Techniqu e." German-Americans are Nazi s,
singer at the age of 12, will be hame in "The Arizonian," Charles
dramatics, but she is a personality
parents and later her husband dis- I Ar The Detroit Institute of Mus
guest artist with the Ford Sym-
IN PERSO
BEE SARCHE
Boyer and Loretta Young • in couraged her from appearing be- ies t will present the first of a s ical 5,000 German-Americans from Es. unique and almost mysterious, in-
er- sex and Union Counties gathered
"Shanghai" and a color cartoon.
fore large gatherings.
The On. and Only
of senior student recitals n ext at United Singers' lark here and ternationally famous in fact, and
THE THREE
Er
There is free parking, with free
slay
likely
material
for
ninny
a
legend
Finally, however, after the con-
evening, Nov. 1, at
,
celebrated "German Day" by off., which the fancy of
chauffeur service, in addition to stunt pleas of friends her husband
Mc, in the Institute Hall. M
INTERNATIONALS
future genera-
rs. setting Nazi propaganda with a
the many other conveniences and agreed to an audition over WJR
D.
D. Bentley has arranged p ro- dramatic demonstration of Amer.: tions may weave. Like the wives o f
Pretenling Songs-
comforts at the Center Theater.
and radio men were so enthusiastie 8 6' T H in featuring pupils from th e icanism. The meeting was span-, all great men of the world, her
Comedy—Drama —
SUNDAY DINNER
name is forever linked to that of
she was featured on the program ;, ASPS of Dr. Edward Manvi
Emotions!
L er man-
man- her husband as one of the most
Detroit Labor College Pre- of Tea Time Melodies, which began B a r' William Howland, Willough by cored b th I ea
American organizations,
powerful influences in his career,
sents "A Nous La Liberte" on the Good Will Station Sunday, ,: nu ghton and Miss Esther Joh n-
STONE & LEE
Dec. 23 at 3:45 p. m.
"Ten Cents a Loot".
Since then, with the exception ,
The Detroit Labor College will
present as the fourth number of of her recent absence, her concerts •'" Freedman Takes Over
have
been
heard
at
that
hour
every
5 JUGGLING JEWELS
its sound movie series, "A Nous La
the Penthouse
tar
Serueriens
Liberte," the famous satire of mass Sunday over this station. She lea-
II aving changed its name to the
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production, directed by Rene Clair. tunes ballads and light concert Man hattan Penthouse, Detroit's
Temple 2-8385
This picture has been acclaimed by numbers of a familiar and popular excl usive club atop the
MANN-DuPREE & LEE
Park
experts as being one of the best if nature. She is accompanied by a flue Hotel, had a gala opening Ave-
"Whirlwind Rhythms"
Fri-
not the best picture ever produced string ensemble directed by Joa- day night under the new manage-
in France. It is a picture which chins Chessman.
men t of Joseph
Freedman, well
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
should he appreciated by those liv-
kno wn night club entrepreneur,
EDUARD WIENER
who was formerly manager of the
ing in Detroit and familiar with
mass production. The dialogue is
popular Manhattan Club.
ORGAN FLATIIE
in French with English titles. In
Following a policy of small in-
MERLE CLARE
time te shows featuring well known
addition there will he the usual
with Gen• Rich
musical shorts. It is the aim of the
tales t, the Penthouse
has its inau.
--
Detroit Labor College to exhibit
Greetings and salutations to N
guor : I show, Consuelo Flowerton,
films which have not been shown in
York socialite, who crashed
readers of The Chronicle! We hope i
the regular theaters and which ap- to he able to give you weekly a n to the torch singing business and
peal to the intellect in addition to breezy accounting of your far- has made considerable success. She
came
the emotions. The picture will be
METROPOLITAN
here direct from Jack Hemp-
orite star's sojournings and his as- ,
shown at the Peoples House, 3964 tivities on the Iota If there is any ey ,o popular supper club. Selma
TRAVEL SERVICE
Trumbull Ave., on Sunday, Oct. particular information you are Marl owe, talented dancer who has
PrIsate Cars to New Torte
27, with showings at 7 and 9 p. rn. seeking just drop ua a line and casetey
alltornia, Florid" and other point..
on le allot her own featuring a
1 or !tellable Transportation
rt type of tap dancing is the
we'll do our best to
set you right. E
ace us fir.)
t fhe
eas: red dancer. She was recently
Roxy vs. Rubi, Wrestling So here goes:
8830 12th St.,
seen here at the Fox Theater and
Madison 2381
Event Monday
Detroit Athletic Club. Arthur
Funmakers — Favors
popular New York singer of
Everyone on the lots is anus-
Walter Rosy, the foxy wrestling
the r
school teacher, who now has won ually busy at this time with each mono omantic tenor type will act as
A whirl of
RICHARD CROOKS
r
of
ceremonies.
Sam
Diberts
his way to first consideration with studio having ambitious plans for m ho
Amusement
stra also opened Friday night.
phony Orchestra and Chorus, un- both the fans and Promoter Adam the season. It appears that we will
Th e Manhattan Penthouse will
der Victor Kolar, in the Ford Sun- Weissmuller because of his wins have an opportunity this year of hold
AITI MN SPECIAL
a guest artist frolic every
day Evening Hour broadcast, Sun- over Buresh and Kasaboksi the seeing numerous big pictures. Of
Tuead
FLAT
c
DRY
day, Oct. 27. The program is heard past two weeks and who is seeking ourse, many of you, we take it, leadin ay night for which Detroit's
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g visiting celebrities will be
have
already
seen
"A
Midsummer
i
from 9 to 10 o'clock, Eastern • title bout, will tackle Bert Rubi,
PRIZES
nvi ted
for the
1221 Terminal
Standard Time, over the complete the Jewish "Magy Hercules" next Night's Dream" at the Wilson prorn i to attend. Joe Freedman
Lenox 1370
'Beet D
el
coast-to-coast network of the Co- Monday evening at the Arena Theater. Among the others will be f ood sea the same high quality of
and liqueurs that prevailed
Norma Shearer in "Romeo and
Man and Mono.
lumbia Broadcasting System.
Gardens.
at the Manhattan.
Asa special attraction Promoter Juliet," Ann Harding and Gary,
Brilliant
Weissmuller is bringing here for Cooper in "Peter Ibbetaon," Law-,
EASTERN STAR CAFE
FLOOR SHOW
Russian Asa'n Hallowe'en the first time the original "Man rence Tibbett's "Metropolitan,"
Eastern Star Cafe an-
Com Mane
•
mountain" of wrestling, Chief Su- and a horde of others equally as „um,
Party Saturday
N. Yahoos
es • Hallowe'en party for
noco, a former Haskell Institute worth while.
OWN
next Thursday evening, Oct 31.
The Russian Association of De- athletic star in football and a
JOSE ITURBI
The m anagement promises • whirl
troit announce!, its annual Hal- wrestler who weighs 318 pounds
A film, entirely apart from Hob of ■ musement with funmakers • Jose Barbi,
who appears as the "^". I. o'
loween party in the ballroom of the and is six feet four inches tall. He lywood's ideas, is "Man of Aran," and f &vises to all guests. There
'lard/
Allorro on brIn
first guest director of the Detroit
Fort Wayne Hotel, 408 Temple will meet Ivan Gustavich, a Rus- which we now the other day, and will at so be prizes awarded to the
L.rrn s fontenuto
Symphony Orchestra at Orchestra ans•ori:'
FOR
which is due at the Lafayette Them- best d relined man and
Ave., corner Cass, next Saturday. sian, in the semi-final.
woman.
17 nen., r
n a human
Oct. 21$, at 8:30 p. m. The special
ter, we understand. The produc. Sha n Austin and his orchestra Hail next Thursday evening, will
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tam as
A PRECOCIOUS CHILD
tion is the work of Robert Fla- contin ue to supply
posisi le)
attraction will he a Russian buffet
their
inimitable
be
presented
in
a
piano
recital
the
A
%la
,:
t
rl
,
n
:
Mother: "Jimmy, find a switch hefty, ex-Michigan man, who sweet
and • Russian Balalaika orchestra.
music for dancing and a following evening, Friday, Nov.
Who does ,not bring his son op
and
bring
it
to
me."
1,
filmed
the
picture
Dancing until 2 a. m.
on the Area Is- brillien t floor show is aim pre-
o a trade, teaches him to be a
ver4rienr,th,,•• theme of Parialel
Jimmy (returning shortly after- lands, off the west coast of Ire- Rented
ntee . A full course dinner is at Orchestra Hall, under the di-
il..
tria
...a
hin
p robber.
ward): "I could not find a switch, land. It tells the story of the strut- seed for 70 cent,
and th ere rection of the Detroit Concert So- .';',%":"';' .."."
Empty your purse in your head ma, but here's • rock you can gle for existence by this Gaelic t a i
Y. Raf/
, L07 cover or minimum charge defy. His program will be as fol- 3 Mill1.1.0.
No fool can be silent forever.
a■ oo4 .woo.
and it cannot be spent.
throw at me."
people. l
e
FULL COURSE DINNER $1.00
---
MONA FISHER
Don Zitlio's Orchestra
Belle BAer is at
,
Michigan Theater
,
I
HUGH S. JOHNSON
)1 1 ose hum
$2.50
--The American Ballet—.
CAFE SAKS
IS
I
Littman's Peoples Theatre
LOPEZ *
The Gypsy Girl
I
New ORIOLE Terrace
"The Gypsy Girl" at
Littman's Theater
AFAVE TIE
* Consuelo Flowerton'*
DINNER ANInIAT.1igp:
NOW
Jeanette Pringle on
Station WJR Sunday
Manhattan Penthouse
"Man of Aran" at
Lafayette Theater
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Carroll
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2._ t e -4.
RENDEZVOUS
Richard Crooks on
Ford Hour Sunday
Gorman
BELLE BAKER
$1.50
JOSE ITURBI IN RECITAL FRIDAY
Powatan
Hollywood Glimpses
Halloween Parry
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