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January 17. 1936
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PAGE EIGHT
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STAGE AND SCREEN
MOTHERS!
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TRAINED SPECIALISTS
Hofmann Recital
Here on Jan. 27
The Detroit.
Conservatory
of 11Iusie
JOOSS BALLET HERE
ON SATURDAY, FEB.
Rosa Raisa Concert
on Friday Evening
MYERSON
TO SPEAK FE13. 91
Fresh
Fresh from her recent successes
of her concert tour, Mme. Rosa
Raise will appear here in Orches-
The first Detroit appearance of tra hall Friday, Jan. 24, in a re- Will Address Detroit Chap-
the•famous Jooss Ballet, who im- cital under the auspices of the De-
ter of League for Labor
mediately upon their arrival from troit Concert Society.
Palestine
Europe will appear at the Metro-
Herman Devries of the Chicago
politan Opera House Jan. 21, will American writes: "The magic
Delegated
by 90,000 organized I
take place Feb. 1, at Orchestra name of Rosa Raisa was the mag-
Hall, under direction of Mrs. Isobel net responsible for the sold out workers of the Histadruth in Pal-
estine,
Miss
Goldie
Myerson, will be
llurst of Detroit Concert Society. Auditorium Theater last evening.
9,
Reservations may be made now at Judging by the two Brahma song, the guest speaker here on Feb.
at
the
Stotler
Hotel,
at 8:30 p. m.
Grinnells, Cadillac 7491.
Bontag and Vergebliches Sta.
Miss Myerson is on her lecture
According to noted critics of Eu- enchen it appears that she is emi-
rope and America, there has been nently qualified to be called a sin- tour under the auspices of the
no homogeneous dance organization ger of songs, as well as operatic
to compare with this ballet since arias. Mme. Rosa Raise had al-
the final tour of the Russian Im- ready begun to sing encore upon
perial Ballet.
encore before we left the theater."
The Jooss European Ballet is
Eugene Stinson of the Chicago
now located at Darlington Hall, Daily News writes: "Mme. Raise
South Devon, England. These 39 has attained to a line which it were
solo dancers, made up out of the folly for another soprano to at-
greatest solo dancers from Russia tempt."
and Germany, sought refuge in this
Glen Dillard Gunn of the Chi-
beautiful English place where they cago Herald and Examiner writes
could resume their art unhampered of Mme. Raisa's recent success in
and free.
h er cert
con recital at the Auditori-
um Theater: "Four thousand peo-
ple gathered in the Auditorium
Theater last night to hear their
heroine of song-and ours- Rosa
Raisa. In fine voice and mood, Rai-
sa gave lavishly of her georgeous
Isobel J. Hurst, director of the art, so unique and so unforgettably
Detroit Concert Society, an. eplended in tone, so warm and
1
Josef Hofmann, the world fa-
mous pianist, who is coming here
for a performance on Monday, Jan.
27, at the Masonic Auditorium,
5035 Woodward-Col. 2810
was recently made the recipient
Billy Carr is back at the Oriole of one of the highest honors which
Offers Private or Class
Terrace ... to master all those
Lessons in
ceremonies which are going on at
Singing, Danc i ng
the Terrace these days ... such
Dramatic Art and
as . . . Eleanor Holm who con-
All Musical Instruments
tinues to warble ... to the provo-
cative music . . . of her handsome
Tuition Rates no Higher
husband . . . Art Jarrett ... and
Than for Inferior
his band ... Alexander and Swan-
Instruction
son . . . those two Detroiters .. .
Send for Catalogue Now
who have danced their way around
the world several times . . . Sev-
eral of the girls, including Melody
Lynn and Jane Sallee ...are doing
specialty numbers while the line
is presenting some attractive new
routines, including a rah-rah ath-
letic number . .. which is some
Francis Lederer
muscle builder ... say,
• • •
IN
The Penthouse gives you . . .
Sally Gay who bills herself ...
the "laziest gal in town" ... sings
with a drawl ... that will certainly
drawl your attention ... get it ...
she's the new singer • .. who re-
WITH
places Ruth Brent .. • whom we
Dee, - Benito Hume
F
nounces a series of concerts by eager in spirit."
will miss ... the Hale sisters con-
five noted pianists during the next
Alan Mowbray
tinue to ewing . . . it . . . while
JOSEF HOFMANN
few months. The low prices of
Johnny Iloward ... has a new set
Stokowski and Philadelphia
of newsreel . . . fun flashes . . the country of his birth could give. $1.50 to $4.50 for the entire series
Orchestra at Ann Arbor
for his March of Crime . . . or This was when the Polish govern- will prevail. Reservations are now
whatever he does .. , Dibert's ment conferred upon him the title being accepted in Room 352 of the
May 13.15
Statler
Hotel,
Cadillac
7491,
or
at
of
"Commander
of
Polonla
Reed-
On the Screen
music ... keeps everyone dancing
... on account of his rhythms are tuta," on the occasion of his visit Grinnell Bros.
2 BIG HITS
According to an announcement
The artists to be brought in this
so fascinating . . . so keep going to Warsaw.
sat. sun. Moe.
of the Univer-
Um.
Paderewski is said to be the series are: Poldi Mildner, Feb. 3; made at the offices
GOLDA MYERSON
around with the music ... or some-
sity
of Music, at Ann Ar-
aassry
only other musician to have re- Josef Lhevine, Feb. 19; Arthur bor, School
one
will
push
your
middle
valve
It
final
contracts
for
the appear- League for Labor Palestine, na-
Is-l a - 20 •
Schnable,
March
9;
Albert
Hirsch,
ceived
this
title.
The
gesture
of
down .
ance of Leopold Stokowski and the
• • •
the Polish government in confer. March 20; Mischa Levitzki, April Philadelphia Orchestra at the 1936 tionally-organized in America. Hay.:
ing lived in Palestine over a period
The Plantation . . . has three ring it upon Hofmann Is, however, 6,
May Festival, were executed in of 15 years, and having worked for
new dancers .. the Three Brown all the more notable, for although
New
York
City
recently,
by
George
a number of years in a cooperative
sings and the great pianist is Polish-born,
THEATER
Spots ... Auzie Dial
Engles, vice president of the Na-
WOODWARD at the Boulevard
playa ... the piano . . . Lucille he is now a naturalized citizen of John Mulholland, Magician, tional Broadcasting Company, on labor settlement and as secretary
the Women's Labor Council in
Wilkins ... the cute soubrette ... the United States.
at Town Hall on Jan. 11 behalf of the Philadelphia Orches- of
Palestine, Mrs. Myerson will speak
- 20e 40"1„, Rogers and Rogers ... the dance Josef Hofmann's latest New
15c ,
and by with authority on all Jewish activ-
tra
and
Dr.
Stokowski,
Open from 11 A. M. 1111 t A. M.
team ... while "Kid" Williams gets York concert drew forth the rating John Mulholland, world-renowned Charles A. Sink, president of the
off some of the latest comedy gags "greatest pianist of our times," magician, entertainer and lecturer, University Musical Society. This ities in modern Palestine.
Goldie Myerson is a native of
Enjoy the Finest of Pro-
... and of course ... there is Earl and he is apparently content to re- whom Lowell Thomas in a recent brings to a close negotiations which Milwaukee where she was engaged
main that.
Walton's music.
grams in the Greatest of
broadcast described as "one of the have been pending since last June. in library work and teaching. Her
•
•
•
Comfort
greatest, if not the greatest, magi-
The contract provides for the profound interest in the pioneer
At the Ten-Forty . . . Larry
cians in the world," will be the participation of the orchestra in work in Palestine drew her to that
Vincent . . is unearthing some
Town Hall celebrity Wednesday, the entire Festival of six concerts, country. She has become an un-
new songs . . . which may make
Jan. 11, at 11 o'clock, in the Fisher wyhich will take place Wednesday, tiring leader for Labor Zionism
on the Screen
you blush a little, but they always
Theater.
Thursday, Friday and aturday eve-
has shown outstanding ability
...
make
you
laugh
...
the
LaBelle
In his startling and unusual lec- nings, May 13, 14, 15 and 16; and and
2 BIG HITS
as a public speaker on platforms
Sisters .. - sing and dance .
ture performance, "Magic of the also on the afternoons of Friday in Palestine, Europe, and America.
SM. Sen. Mon.
Tot.
.
croons
the
newest
Joan Leigh
World," Mr. Mulholland will ex-
Two Jewish playwrights who amine the magic marvels of both and Saturday. The Orchestra will She has arrived in this country as
annunt7
ditties ... while Frank Carey
be present with its full complement
is
IS • IV - CO - SI
dancing star recently seen in Earl have recently crashed the ranks the ancient and modern worlds, in- of 100 players, in contrast to the a member of the Palestine Labor
Carroll's "Vanities" ... does some of America's ace dramatists have cluding pagan miracles and reli- which has participated in previous Delegation to speak officially to the
Jewish communities in the United
authored
"Peace
on
Earth,"
the
of those routines . . • which won
gious magic, and will illustrate the
exciting anti-war play which the lecture with skilful demonstrations curtailed personnel of 70 men, States. On her recent arrival in
him much applause at the Cam
festivals.
New York she was warmly greeted
New
Theater
Union
of
Detroit
will
of breath-taking dexterity which he
Jean La France proves how ver-
Three important choral works
Robert Banat
satile she can be with an accordion, present at the Detroit Art Insti- has collected from the farthest have been chosen by Director Earl by leading Jews in America, in-
cluding Rabbi Stephen S. Wise,
Coyle MacKay and his orchestra tute.
corners of the world. The foremost
Albert Maltz and George Sklar authority on the history of magic, V. Moore, for the festival perform. Judge Julian Mack, Maurice Rot-
furnish the music for tramping.
• is
share briers as the collaborators he is an honorary member of 11 ances, including Verdi's monument- tenberg and Rabbi Samuel Wohl,
. those on "Peace on Earth," but each has famous societies of magicians in al "Requiem", the brilliant "Carac- national chairman of the League
Armando and Maria
previously distinguished himself in many lands, and an officer of the tacos" of Eiger; and Pierne's for Labor Palestine.
exotic Spanish looking dancers
Madeleine
"Children of Bethlehem." The lat-
Goldie Myerson is scheduled to
demonstrating some . . . of the theater. Albert Maltz is the American Society of Magicians.
are
ter will be sung at the Friday af-
Carroll
their eccentric ... work ... on the author of "Black Pit," which was
Tickets for John Mulholland's ternoon concert by the Young Peo- speak on German-Jewish coloniza-
floor of the Webeter llall cocktail one of the outstanding plays on lecture-performance are on sale ple's Festival Chorus; while the tion, settlement of Jewish youth,
grill . . . Del Delbridge's band is Broadway last season. He has now at Grinnell's, and Monday "Caraetacus" will be heard Thurs- and cooperative developments in
still here Dot Mason and Clyde further proven his talents by winn- Tuesday and Wednesday at the day evening, and the Verdi "Re- Palestine.
Morris Lieberman, chairman of
Rogers ... are the vocal soloists ing first prize with his "Private Fisher Theater.
quiem" will be given at the closing the League for Labor Palestine,
Hicks," In the national one-act
with the band.
concert.
will
be in charge of arrangements
play contest sponsored by the "New
•
•••
and can be reached by calling
At Saks,Don Zullo and his or- Theater" magazine. George Sklar Piatigorsky Guest Artist on
8562 for any additional
chestra continue to play any num- won his laurels as joint author of
Ford Hour Sunday
Dorothy Thompson at Town Cadillac
A IIIILLIANT IIIVUI ,Atb
information.
ber you request . . . Mona Fisher "Parade" which was produced by
Hall in Cass Theater
. is the attractive singer and of the Theater Guild and was one of
Gregor Piatigorsky, often re
Jan. 24
course the murals are still there... the most widely discussed plays ferred to as the "Paderewski of
Rs 0111 0.0at paw FAIN Fw brim
they don't change with the bands presented by that organization.
the cello," will be the guest sr
too Wire males. as ■ arluto
"Peace on Earth," it is an- tist with the Ford Symphony Or
Dorothy Thompson (Mrs. Sin-
. . . and who would want them to
Om Ow mei vartersamm
Jan. 11, the local chap-
re
... they're too much fun to look at. nounced by the New Theater chestra and chorus, under Victor clair Lewis), author and journalist, ter On of Wedneed•y.
Ns Gr. 0-No Malmo CO..
Hadamah held It. 510 donor
Union, will make its bow on Fri- Kolar, in the Ford Sunday Eve- will appear for the Detroit Town luncheon
In the Engileh room of the
• • •
Rowe Hotel. Places were laid for IS and
day
evening,
Jan.
31,
at
the
De-
Tall
at
the
Cass
Theater,
Friday
a
gorgeous
South-
Lois Nixon
EASTERN STAR CAFE
ning Hour broadcast, Sunday, Jan.
the tables were beautifully decorated
it SNOOD 51011 AT GRAND 1100LIOD
ern song bird ... sings blues songs troit Art Institute. There will also 19. The program will be heard morning, Jan. 24, at 11 o'clock. Her with citrus fruits and leaves, candles and
at the Powatan . . . where be a matinee and evening per- from 9 to 10 p. m., E. S. T., over lecture, "Rediscovering America," flowers Mrs. Arthur Kaufman gave the
.
.
.
invocation and Maier ()Mien entertained
ENTERTAIN YOUR PARTIES
Sammy Sofferin ... will see that formance on Saturday, Feb. 1, and the complete coast-to-coast CBS is based on a wide survey and ex- with a piano solo. Mrs. Samuel Hirsch-
WITH EASTERN STAR
a final performance on Sunday network.
haustive study made during the berg, chairman of the luncheon, wel-
you are royally entertained
comed the astembly and Introduced the
also you will have a chance to see evening, Feb. 2.
Piatigorsky was born at Ekat- last year, in this country, of vari- speaker. Rabbi E. Berger of Pontiac, who
of the need for Jews to not only
the Detroit debut of the Simone
erinoslav, in the Ukraine, on ous plans and panaceas offered to spoke
Tlw FINEST IN DETROIT
look to Palestine. but to the rest of the
eradicate
any
weaknesses
in
the
sisters . . . who are really dance
April 17, 1903. At nine, Gregor
world. In order to he ready for the
TREE MUMMY SERVICE
I
,
favorites . and Carroll and Gor- Two Distinguished Soloists was forced to play the role of Democratic form of government; transition which will Inevitably he neces.
miry. should there he a world war, when
Plums EUCLID 5000
With Symphony on
man remain .. . the chief show-
chief support of his family by and on the broad background of her whet Is known amour western civiliza-
stoppers ... with songs you won't
Jan. 23
performing on his cello in motion observations of the European polit- tion may be entirely wiped out .
want to miss.
picture houses. In 1921 he was ical area.
The local Junior Hadasouth chapter I.
Dorothy Thompson rightly holds planning
Two soloists of outstanding rank smuggled into Poland by a band
• 11 donor luncheon for Jan,
hire Paul ,chart, president. was
will be presented with the Detroit of robbers, who stole his money her place as one of the most dis- Se.
home. to n large gtoup at • sleigh-ride
tinguished
women
journalists
of
Symphony at the concerts directed and most of his clothing. After
Party Saturday night. a, her money rais-
by Bernardino Molinari, guest lead- l privations and sufferings he was our time, because of her success as ing effort. Many other affairs are being
er from Rome, this coming week. given an opportunity to substi- foreign correspondent for some of planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Sherman and
the foremost American newspapers
Herman Pekarsky, who Is moneoring
Mtn. Julio. Sherman and son. Donald. Nathan Milstein, sensational Rus- tute in the orchestra at the War- (including the New York Evening
the organizing of • United Jewish Fed.
left on Sund•y for Florida to spend the sian violinist, who is making his saw Opera. While there he met
addressed the congregstion of
Post and the Philadelphia Public er•tIon,
winter months
an
American
who
took
him
to
Ber-
sixth
consecutive
American
tour,
Temple Emanuel last Sunday morning.
UNSATIONAl DANCE TRIO
Mr and hire. .1 I . Hirschfeld spent will appear st the ninth subscrip- lin where he worked in coffee Ledger) and she is one of the best
S. Hochberg of Uxbridge,
the wmk-end In Muskegon. Mich., where tion concert, Thursday evening, houses and motion picture the- equipped and well informed re-
Ontario. and Ur. and Mrs. Morton 13
they spender, the wedding of their
Hochberg of Chicago. 111., are the gurgle
brother, Reuben Levy, on sender.
Jan. 23, at 8:30 o'clock, in Or- aters until a sudden turn for the porters of the European and domes- of
their
parents.
Rabbi and Mrs. Enoch
chestra Hall. He will be heard in better carried him to the first tic situations today. Her books "I Hochberg. Their Oster and brother-In-
Dr. and Sire A. 11. Jacoby and daugh-
were
,
the exquisite Concerto, Opus 63, seat of the cello division at the Saw Hitler" and "New Russia"
ter spent Sunday In Detroit.
1 ,;ri •71 remse'l=rj .'erMori4 enn-
show her an author with a swift day
for violin and orchestra by Anton Berlin Philharmonic concerts.
for New York enroute to Pelmtins
Mr. and Mre. Phli Zachar and Mr. and
From here on his rise was me- and compelling style, and her ar- where they plan to make their home
Mn.. Louis Levine left on Sunday for Dvorak. The renowned pianist,
Chicago to spend the week.
composer and pedagogue Isidor teoric. He was deluged with en- ticles under the title "Our Ghostly permanently.
-•
gagements which took him all over Commonwealth" appearing during
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Finkle-stein have a.
Mrs. Nate Seltner has returmd home Philip, of Paris, France, will be
guest Mrs. Finkelstein'. alter, Mr.
after spending a week in Cleveland.
the soloist at the popular priced Europe. He made his first Ameri- the summer of 1935 attracted wide their
Birdie Pearletein o r New York City. In
attention.
ap-
can
tour
in
the
fall
of
1929,
concert
on
Saturday
evening,
Jan.
whose
honor entertainnamtg were elven
Mr. and Mrs- ft•m Rosenberg and son,
Miss
Thompson's
correspondence
law week by Mrs Alex Dominick, Mr..
Larry. and Mrs. II. F. Anthony have en• 25, at the same hour. The distin- pearing in leading American cen-
turned home after mending • few days guished artist will play the Bach ters, as soloist with such orches- work in Europe shows three years Joe Ginsburg and Mtn Abe Warsaw .
In Detroit.
Rabbi Philip Watorrnan addressed the
Concerto in D major for piano, tras as the Philadelphia, Chicago, in Vienna, several years in inde-
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The Junior young Judaea held a flute and violin, with Ilya Schkol- Detroit, Los Angeles and New pependent work in England, Tueedsy Clam of Ladle. Literary Club.
sleighride Saturday evening with ■ on.
France, Italy and Russia, and •
The Ladle, Auxiliary of the Talmud
Oat hour spent •I the home of Miss nik, concert master and John Wum- York Philharmonic Symphony.
sale un-
Louie, Cron.. of Eleventh St. Mee mer, first flute, assisting. In at- Since then he has retuined here great deal of time in Germany un- Torah le planning rummage
• AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA
Shirley Berner Was hostess Sunday et •
til August of 1934 when she was der the chairmanship of Mrs. Harry
popu-
has
become
a
each
year
and
be
a
tendance
at
this
concert
will
boldness remion at her home on South
the
Reich
for
an
al-
expelled
by
group of 20 former pupils of Philip lar figure in the musical life of
McLellan St.
Mr. and Mew Hyman Shapiro announce
-----
leged "slur" on Hitler. Her com-
this country.
birth of a mn last Wednerday at Pt
At • meeting of the Temple Siterhood from various parts of the state,
ment on her explusion was, " As the
of Mrs Nate Seit. who coached under the celebrated
Slary a Hospital.
emiety at then
far as I can see, I really was put
nor It Wits ■ nnounced that Rabbi David master at the American Conserv- Center Theater Present
Mee.
Jomph Wolf was chairman of the
I Cedarteurit of Leming, will give bi-
of
the crime
BmInese Mena luncheon given by the
monthly sondem •t Temple Anteche atory at Fontainebleau, France.
Four Excellent Pictures out of Germany my for offense
was to Sieterhood of Temple Emanuel lam Wed-
('heard, beginning Jan. It Plane wore
blasphemy -
Molinari has arranged highly
benefit
bridge
to
1,*
a
nesday.
also made for
think that Hitler is just an or-
given Wednesday at the temple hi Mrs distinctive programs for his final
The Center Theater, Woodward
Mr. Nellie Shulelty and her children,
1,015 It. Harrison and Mrs. A. It Jacoby. concerts as guest director of the and the Boulevard, announces an- dinary man."
Jomeh Rholeky and Mien Lillian Sholtiks
The proceeds, •re to go toward the
wholarehip at Hebrew Union College at Detroit Symphony.
returned last week from New York rite.
other excellent bill for this week.
where they visited over the holiday,
Cincinnati. the MIDI foundation and
Jan. 24, the
On
Friday
evening,
From
Saturday
to
Tuesday
in-
MI.. Sholeke ha. returnise, to Ann Arbor,
prison welfare work Later Mr.. Har.
where the Is completing her last year
'loon preamted a program In which Mrs. Detroit Symphony under the emi- elusive, the presentations will be
In medical school.
nent Italian guest leader. will give Francis Lederer and Frances Dee
good Fortino fmniuss
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/
IsonJZ
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J'e':17
I att
aditorium, Ann in "The Gay Deception" and Rob-
A large attendance Westneed•y night
Hill
concert
in
•
Levy
gave
J.
C.
At a meeting of the Lafayette PTA
n
current
eventa
Mew
n m
gathered at the Jewish Community Cen- last
the thought of th• month, • toying of Arbor.
Monday Melt. Max %bar showed
ert Donut and Madeleine Carroll ter for the meeting of the Sieterhoodof
King Solomon.
in "Thirty Nine Steps," with an Beth :woo. where • program preceded mollng picture, of Palestine. which he
the husinem mentos TWo vomi telecom.
Mr.. Suhar and their eon., Das1A
Dowstown's Only Night Club
additional cartoon.
were presented by Mice M•rlo Wanes.
EASTERN STAR CAFE
Jerome
O'MAHONY AND ZAHARIAS TO
PRESENTS
On Wednesday, Thursday and ah. w•• accompanied by /dim Anna
The Eastern Star Cafe, located Friday the presentations will be Lande Itim Ada Kaplan contributtel •
MEET JAN. 245 "NO FOUL"
* Larry Vincent *
the
president.
atter which
at 6515 Grand River Ave., an- Joan Crawford and Brian Aherne rcurling.
RULE TO BE APPLIED
Philip nailer took charge of the burg.
Comedian. M C .
LETITIANS CLUB
nounces 4 brilliant floor show with in "I Live My Life" and Ann nem A "hard time," d•me was dis-
The Letitians Club of the Dex-
aanuary, . and It
* Le Belle Sisters *
7
acts
featuring
the
Great
Thur-
cs/coed
for the milo
"no
foul"
rule
may
be
asked
A
Rutherford in "Waterfront Lady," I
Mr. r J an m
announeed that
ter
Center
is reorganizing and in-
Darlings of France
man,
mind
reader,
who
will
pre-
from the Michigan Board of Con-
with an additional cartoon, "Foot- P Pasternak will sponeor a card party and vites all girls between the ages
epecial program. •t the center on Feb.
* Jean. L•France *
trol for the championship bout dict your future free. Private in- ball".
of
17
and
19.
who are interested
The
plane
for
the
;balm
how,.
In
s,ordisnin
between Danno O'Mahony and terviews are given after each per-
"Waterfront Lady" is an excep- Man h wore •iso • topic of Interest, and in a social and charitable club,
make the Mfair a din-
George Zaharias at the Olympia formance. There is no cover or tionally strong melodrama with It was decided to mmittee
* Joan Leigh *
was
appointed
to
attend
the
next meeting. Jan.
co
minimum charge. The finest chop comedy relief, and brings to the
Torah Songs
on Friday, Jan. 24.
for the election of 21. at the Dexter Center. 11518
A
Z r no d m7n. ateofficers
Promoter Nick Londes indicated suey in Detroit is served at the screen for the first time Holly- the Pleterhoed. and this Includes Mm Dexter
Blvd.,
at 8 o'clock. The
Gold. Mn Simon Kmanau. Mrs.
SPECIAL SUNDAY
that he would ask the state com- Eastern Star and free delivery wood's newest discovered star Ann Morris
Lents Collsh. Mr. Morris Leavitt and program includes the sewing of
mission to order the referee to service is available at all hours Rutherford, whose performance in Mrs Jack Rabin .
DINNER $1.50
layettes and dramatic activities.
a by calling Euclid 2000.
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Deception"
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in Concert Series
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JOHNNY HOWARD
EVERY NIGHT WILL BE FULL OF SURPRISES and FUN
and in Addition an All-Star Show
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SALLY GAY
Is /Sing and Dance
"The Sophietitated Lady"
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Mon. Eve., Jan. 27th
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TRINITY 2.3488
Friday and Sunday Evenings, January 17 - 19
Sunday Matinee, Jan. 19
Arrange to Attend this Thrilling play
You Will Re Well Repaid Come and See
"Without a Heart"
A Sensational Play that has Proven a Success Wherever Shown
Tickets: Orchestra 40e; Balcony 25e. - All seat R
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Hed-Aid to Play Tough In
dianapolis Quintet this
Sunday
The lied-Aid basketball team,
leading the Mid-West Basketball
Conference, will be up against one
of the best teams in the conference
when they play the tall quintet
from Indianapolis, the U. S. Tire
Basketball Club. Indianapolis
boasts two good teams. The Kauts-
ky A. C., one of the teams fighting
for the leadership of the league
was defeated by Hed-Aid earlier
in the season. The U. S. Tire team,
the other entry has not yet met
the Detroit team, and will play
them for the first time Sunday,
January 19, at the Naval Armory.
The Tire team has one of the
tallest teams in the conference.
There are only two men on the
squad under the six foot mark, and
in addition to this height their
players are fast, excellent ball
this picture is being anxiously
The melt of Mrs 1,01 , In Kottmmr of
handlers, and good shots. Most of
on gen-
awaited by Hollywood critics who Detroit •nd her European'•lk
anal, was 52,000 Jews Left Poland for them have played ball for a long
ARENA GARDENS
condition. of
have acclaimed her to be the best eral
feature of th• meeting of the Beth
a fneerhood,
Palestine in 1935
Walter Rosy of Detroit will 'star' find of many years.
time and have had plenty of exper-
held Wednocalav afternoon In
wrestle the Great Mephisto, to
the templemoms Mrs Kultname mm-
ience.
OMIT emphasized American woMen's
WARSAW.-(WNS)
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During
whom the Ohio State commission Conservatory Students'
Included in the roster of the
dor y In th• eau he and cure of war
gave his title following their bout
r
A• • rult
of r spirit ed watts, Mr• 1935 more than 25,000 Jews emi- Indianapolis team and their out-
• Recital on Saturday Louis Lehmer. pram ronirm•n of the grated from Poland to Palestine, standing star, is Leroy Edwards,
at Columbus recently, in the main
sterhood. organized • tweet mod, group
si
event of the Arena Gardens next
in the Imenterehip to meet on alternate it is reported in the Warsaw Haint 6'5" center from the University of
On Saturday afternoon, Jan. 18, Saturdaysor
f • Wanly of MI. topic. In he Yiddish daily. Another 3,000 Jews Kentucky, who made the All-Amer-
Monday night.
conducted
hy
Rabbi
Bernard
Leiser.
Mee
students
of
all
fresh-
Although there were no falls in at 3 p. m., the
3 :parch,/ of Detroit.•Ieo • Meet at are leaving for Palestine shortly. ican team last amidst he acclaim
meeting. vr•so• bio.nr
the bout at Columbus, the Ohio man and sophomore classes of the the The
of all the sports writers and coach-
•nnual donor dinner 1011 b• held
commission reversed the referee Detroit Conservatory of 11•Ale
es who saw hip play. Ile was re-
Igarch 11 vs, •nnon, gorier dinner Is
and gave the bout and the claims will render • recital at the to
a neinok Pontisy afternoon •t the garded as the outstanding player
take, Macs ea.enae April 7. In the at
to
also
•nnounced
temple.
was
itootristine
with Mn•
of the title to Mephisto. Since then Conservatory. This will in. social hall,
Tea followed. Mrs Hyman Podolitkv of theyear, having scored 345
and
• Mrs Samuel M•trldsohn. and
11. Hyman Leff presidln• at the points against some of the strong-
Mrs. Miriam Horwitz, daughter the Wrestling Promoters Associa- dudepiano, violin and eaxaphone chairnmn.
her •
Wm. I. 11 nutow, chairmen for so tea table In charge et this fmtore went
of Mayor Meyer Ellenstein of New- tion has overruled the Ohio body, numbers, as well ILA dramatic art
Mm !Above, Mrs LeisgamsMn est teams in the country. Edwards
H L Teitelbaum, Mr. Burnett Pelartn. is exceptionally fast for his size
ark, is in the Jewish Hospital, St. claiming the "title" still is Rory's. presentations. The general public
ae pant
Tsti if. In th• emla1 halt Mr. Jam.. R•epert Mr.ir It Pearl. and handles a ball with ease.
Louis, as the result of an auto- Monday's bout may settle the ques- is medially invited to attend. There Wednesday, of
the cultural rely stoop • r• •,1 Sirs Roporterg
is no admission charge.
Tt ri , ..ting
tion beyond a doubt.
allow the match to continue to
decisive finish without interfer-
ence.
Zaharias and O'Mahony are
evenly matched as to the size and
weight The "Grouchy Greek"
will have about • 10-pound pull
on the scales. Both are slightly
over six feet.
This will be the second meeting
between O'Mahony and Zaharias,
the latter being the only wrestler
In this country to hold a fall over
the champ.
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GREAT THURMAN
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ART JARRETT
and his COLLEGE INN Orchestra
New Theater Union
to Stage "Peace On
Earth" Feb. 1 and 2
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Last Three Days!
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