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Golsehmann Next Guest Di-
rector of Symphony

Vladimir Golschmann, next of
the guest directors with the De-
troit Symphony, will arrive Mon-
day evening and will be in charge
of the program for the tenth sub-
scription concerts to be given
Thursday evening, Jan. 30, at
8:30 o'clock, in Orchestra Hall.
Golschmann, a Parisian by birth
but of Russian parentage, has
been very influential in bringing
out many of the works of con-
temporady French composers. Be-
sides conducting in Paris his own
series known as the Concerts
Golschmann, he has directed the
Paedeloup Orchestra and the
Orchestre Symphonique de Paris.
He is well known outside his na-
tive land. In Belgium he has con-
ducted at the International Festi-
val of Music in Liege; in Brussels
at the Royal Conservatoire; at the
Concerts Populaire at the Theatre
de la Monnaie and with the Phil-
harmonic. In Norway he has di-
rected the Oslo Philharmonic; in
Portugal the Lisbon Philharmonic;
in Spain, the Orquests Sinfonica
of Bilbao and the Sinfonla of Ma-
drid. Ror three seasons he was
conductor of the Scottish Orches-
tra in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
He came to America for the
first time in 1923 as director of
the Swedish Ballet of Rolf de
Mare. In 1924-25 he accepted the
invitation of Walter Damrosch to
appear as guest director of the
New York Orchestra. He has also
served as guest leader of the New
York Philharmonic and is now
permanent conductor of the St.
Louis Symphony.

Jooss Ballet Here on Feb. 1

Cantor in New Film
at United Artists

Eddie Cantor in "Strike Me
Pink," the pop-eyed comedian's
sixth annual musical extrava-
ganza for Samuel Goldwyn, be-
gins its engagement at the United

Hofmann Recital
Here on Monday

Josef Hofmann, the world fa-
mous pianist, who is coming here
for a performance on Monday,
Jan. 27, at the Masonic Auditor-
ium, was recently made the recipi-
ent of one of the highest honors
which the country of his birth
could give. This was when the
Polish government conferred upon
him the title of "Commander of
Polonia Restituta," on the occa-
sion of his visit to Warsaw.
Josef Hofmann's program here
follows:

Thrill Again to the
Enchanting Rhythm of

GRAY GORDON

and

A new group ... at the Oriole
Terrace . . . Gray Gordon and
his orchestra . . . and what a
smooth band it is too .. . the
soloists . . . are Marge . . . the
featured singer . . . and Joe and
Lee Walker . . . two specialty
gals . . . with quite a way with
them . . . Patricia Murray and
Jphnny Jennings . . . are the
dancers . . . Johnny formerly
danced here with his sister . . .
at the Luigi hot spot . . . Gary
Temple ... is the handsome sing-
er on the floor show while Ealine
Manzi . . . talented dancer is fill-
ing in during the absence of the
Oriole Adorables . . . Billy Carr
. . . is on hand to keep things

Artists Theater next Thursday ,
Jan. 30.
The lavish million and a half
dollar production, featuring Ethe l
Merman, Sally Eilers, Parkyakar-
kus and William Frawley and a
glorious new array of Goldwyn
Girls, casts Eddie as a timid little
college tailor whose secret pas-
sion for a glamorous night club
singer, in the person of Ethel
Merman, moves him to take a cor-
respondence course in personal
magnetism, entitled "Man or
Mouse, What Are You?" Then
he inherits the management of a
huge amusement park and be-
comes involved with a gang of
slot machine racketeers who have
put every previous manager on
the spot.
"Strike Me Pink" was based on
Clarence Budington Kelland's
Saturday Evening Post story and
novel, "Dreamland."

•

Musk,

Starring

Dance Sophisticates

* Hale Sisters

Rhythmic Stylists

* Elaine Manzi

Russian Dancer

A scene from "A Ball in Old Vienna" to be presented by the
Harry Lash ... the new master Jooss European Ballt at Orchestra Hall on Saturday evening, Feb.
1,
under
the direction of the Detroit Concert Society.
of ceremonies at the Penthouse
. doing comedy bits and intro-
The first Detroit appearance of no homogeneous dance organization
ducing the Lewis Sisters . . . the
the famous Jooss Ballet, who im- to compare with this ballet since
new dancers . . . Sally Gay . .
the final tour of the Russian Im-
is singing those lazy songs in mediately upon thei rarrival from perial Ballet.
. . . that langorous manner . .
Europe will appear at the Metro-
The Jooss European Ballet is
you like ... so well . . . Sunday politan Opera House Jan. 21, will now located at Darlington Hall,
night will be the farewell nigh t take place Feb. 1, at Orchestra South Devon, England. These 39
to the mad master of ceremonies Hall, under direction of Mrs. Isobel solo dancers, made up out of the
Johnny Howard .. . Sammy Di Hurst of Detroit Concert Society. greatest solo dancers from Russia
bert and his band will play hearts Reservations may be made now at and Germany, sought refuge in this
and flowers . . . or something ap - Grinnell's, Cadillac 7491.
beautiful English place where they
propriate for such . . . a screwy
According to noted critics of Eu- could resume their art unhampered
parting ... Tuessday nights ..
rope and America, there has been and free.
is celebrity night . . . where you
can see everyone . . , you wan t
to see . . . at the great artist
frolic.
Webster Hall Cocktail Grill Featured This Week-End at Littman's Yiddish People's
feature, Armando and Maria . .
Theater
eccentric dancers . . . and you'll
like dancing yourself to the strains
Mischa and Lucy German, na- day matinee and evening, in
... of Del Delbridge and his band
"Mother and Mother-in-Law," a
... what with ... cute little Dot tionally popular Jewish actors who
three-act play which ran for 160
Mason .. . to furnish the lyrics are well known to the Detroiter•
nights
in New York. The play is
through
their
numerous
appear-
I
. . . and Frank Peteatio to play
by H. Kalmanowitz and music by
accordion. . . to what you want antes here, are being featured as I
F.
Laskovsky.
the guest stars at Littman's Yid- i
to hear.
The Germans come here by popu-
At Sak's the gentle music af- dish People's Theater, 12th and
lar demand. They played here for
forded by Don Zullo and his band eward.
two full years and returned again
Mr.
and
Mrs.
German
will
be
is keeping the customers satisfied
for brief performances.
. . . especially those ... who let featured this Friday evening, Sun-I

MISCHA AND LUCY GERMAN HERE

their eyes roam over those . . .
"faffinatin'" panels . . . showing)
Senator Nye Will Address
the curse of drink . . . or some-I
Variations In I) minor, Handel; Mel•
Town Hall at Fisher
thing ... Mona Fisher ... is the
ody from Alceste), Gluck-ggentlistli
Theater Jan. 29
gaInt•gaens (from The Dol. of Ash-
reason the band is pleasin' . . .
chorus of the Dervishes (from "The
with its vocal numbers.
Mothers' Club advisory commit- Ruins of Athens"), Beethoven, gaInt•
NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES
Gerald P. Nye, fiery U. S. Sena-
Manna:
sonata
In
A
eat
melon,
Op.
110
With
the
Nye
senatorial
muni-
At
the
Ten-Forty
Larry
Vin-
tee, will be hostesses.
OF MOTHERS' CLUBS
(Moderato cant•hile, motto espreetrlyo,
cent ... has some new affairs on tions investigating committee tor from North Dakota, and chair-
Every Saturday evening, at 8,
motto allegro, Indict to adagio me don Essary at Detroit Town Hall
hand .
troppo—Arloso dolente—Fuga). Bee-
in the way of introduc- blasting away at those forces that man of the Senate Munitions In-
at the Jewish Community Cen- DANCE SUNDAY TO START
in
Cass
Theater,
on
thoven: Twenty•four Preludes. Op. 15
ing acts ,
and Sandra Marlows catapulted this country into the vestigating Committee, will speak
ter, the Council of Mothers' Clubs NEW SERIES OF EVENTS
tAsitato. Lento, Vivi.", Largo, Allegro
Jan.
31
... clever singer ... keeps things world imbroglio of 1914, the new before the Detroit Town Hall in
Choral Society holds a meeting
The sub senior council of the Motto, Lento anal, Andantino. Motto
nalt•to, 1.111110. Allegro motto, Mar,
stepping
along
at a fast pace ... Theater Union of Detroit an- the Fisher Theater, Wednesday
under the instructorship of Miss Dexter branch of the Jewish Com- Presto, Lento, Allegro, gostenuto, Presto
J. Frederick Essary, dean of Don Arden ... is the suple young nounces the timely offering of morning, Jan. 29, at 11 o'clock.
Rhoda Zahavie. Every Tuesday munity Center will hold a dance roes fusco, Allegretto, Allegro motto. VI-
enator Nye will speak on "The
VI/NI, Largo, l'ant•iile, Motto ashore, Washington correspondents, au- man . . . who twists and turns "Peace on Earth," a stiffing anti-
afternoon at 1 there is a social on Sunday evening, Jan. 26. This Moderato, Allegro appasslonatol. Chopin:
thor, brilliant speaker and com- . . . in those acrobatic dance war play by Albert Maltz and Munitions Racket," the subject an-
dancing and gym clam for all is the beginning of Sunday eve- sky; Barcarolle in 0 major, HuhInsteini
nounced for him last fall.
mentator
on
the
American
politi-
George
Sklar,
two
young
Jewish
numbers . she is really one to
members of the Mothers' Clubs. ning activities which will include Penguin, Dvorsky; The Sanctuary, Iivor-
Senator Nye's current investi-
Polonaise In 0 major, LIsst
cal scene, will be the speaker for straighten out ... all those danc- writers who have recently risen
Both groups are practicing Pales- bridges, community singing, ama-
gating
and the temepest it has
the Detroit Town Hall at the Cass ing troubles . . .to . . . Jean de from obscurity to a ranking posi-
tinian folk songs and dances in teur nights, etc. A Bohemian
Theater, Friday morning, Jan. 31, France accompanies herself on the tion among America's foremost stirred up in the Senate and
Four
Great
Features
at
the
honor of Alisa Zhidlovsky's com- Night will be held on Sunday eve-
throughout
the country, is nothing
at 11 o'clock.
accordion . . . while Coyle Mac- playwrights.
Center Theater This
ning, March 22.
ing to Detroit.
Mr. Essary's lecture, "Where Is Kaye's orchestra plays sweet
"Peace on Earth" has been ac- unusual for the crusading 43-year-
A musical tea in honor of the
Those in charge of the dance
Week
Washington Leading Us," is a not music and ... Maxie Silk ... the claimed by Sherwood Anderson, old orator from the wheat lands.
installation of officers of the Mon- this Sunday are Julius Drapkin,
too serious review of the big pa- manager . . . smiles benignly on Zona Gale, Norman Thomas, El- He was chairman of the Senate
day Afternoon Club will be held Moe Okrent, Joe Jasgur and
The Center Theater again takes rade in Washington, with many the whole proceedings.
mer Rice, and many others both as Public Lands Committee which in.
at the Dexter branch on Monday Anita Dembinsky.
the
lead
in
presenting
four
out-
sidelights on the paraders, dealing
• e
At the Powatan . . . the Three a vital contribution to the drama vestigated the Continental Trading
Jan. 27, at 2:30 p. m. The Music
standing features for this week. with the measures of the moment SimonSisters . ..a trio of swell and as an exciting expose of the Company's relation to the Teapot
Study Club will furnish the musi- HED.AID TO PLAY AT
Offered free to all patrons is in which every American has not dancers . .. on account of they war racket. It will open at the Dome oil scandal.
cal program. Miss Gertrude Leve CENTER ON MONDAY
parking service. Drive your car
Nye's inquiry into the munitions
Detroit Art Institute on Friday
Basketball enthusiasts will be to the front of the Center and a a merely sentimental or political , can really swing it . . . Carroll
will be the soloist accompanied
but a direct pocketbook interest , and Gorman . . . carry on as evening, Jan. 31, for a three-day industry in 1934 made him a na-
by Mrs. 11. Saltzman, Mrs. 0. L given a treat on Monday evening, chauffeur will step up and give which he approached objectively usual ... with all of those amus- run. There will be a matinee and tional figure. Though a believer in
Frankel will give Interpretative Jan. 27, at 7:30, at the Jewish you a claim check for your car.
without partisanship or bias.
ing songs ... too ... while Lois evening performance on Satur - an adequate defense, he has long
readings. Mrs. Sara Annie, the Community Center. Ifed-Aid, He will park your car and see
During 25 years of service Mr . Nixon ... warbles blue notes with day, Feb. 1, and a final perform - been an enemy of militarism and
past president, will be the hos- leading contenders In the Western that your keys are returned .
ance on Sunday evening, Feb. 2 . imperialism, voting against all bills
Essary,
as
chief
of
the
Washing
just
that right shade of blue.
-
Pro League, will play the Sweit- Your worries are over about your
tess.
Edwin Gramercy, who has had for naval expansion, and opposing
ton Bureau of the Baltimore Sun ,
The Plantation ... where Har-
On Monday evening, Jan. 27, zer team and the Jewish Com- car. Do not tip the driver as
has seen seven presidents com e lem hi-de-ho—reigns and pours a varied and colorful career in the protection of American foreign
at 8, at the Jewish Community munity Cnter's Varsity will play that is just one of the many cour -
and six go; has covered every na - . Louis Armstrong hasn't got a the theater as an actor and di- investments by armed forces.
Center, the Oakland Club will Karp Coal as a preliminary to tesies the Center Theater offers
tional olitical convention since thing on all those guys and those rector, is directing "Peace on
hear a talk on Russia and Japan the Hed-Aid game.
to its patrons.
1912; as traveled with every gals . . . what with Dave Tressie Earth."
New Choral and Glee Club
The game is a benefit for Jack
which will be illustrated by mo-
The play dates have been presidential candidate, followed tumbling and dancing around ...
Gramercy spent two years with
Tucker, former star basketball changed to new shows on Mon -
at Detroit Conservatory
tion pictures.
the late Jessie Bonstelle, who pro-
the
proceedings
of
11
congresses
at
a
mile-a-minute
...
Five
Blazes
The Linwood Dexter Club will player, well known in Detroit. days and Fridays.
of the United States, reported six of Rhythm . . . burning up the vided for Ann Harding and many
hold the next meeting on Tues- Tucker is seriously Ill and all the
This Monday, Tuesday, Wed- International conferences. He is dance floor with their fast rou- others a stepping stone to star-
The' Detroit Conservatory of
day afternoon, Jan. 28, at 2, at proceeds will be turned over to nesday and Thursday, Jan. 27. 28,
the only man to have been presi- tines . . . Lucille Wilkins and dom, then stepped into major roles Music, 5035 Woodward Av., an-
the Dexter branch. A physician, him. Center members may re- 29 and 30, Rochelle Hudson,
dent of both the National Press Auzie Dial . . . have several new playing with Madge Kennedy , nounced this week the formation
a psychiatrist, and a social work- member him as a star at the old Henry Fonda, Slim Summerville,
Club and the famous Gridiron numbers . . . vocal and instru- Margaret Anglin, Rollo Peters , of new choral and glee clubs, re-
er will participate in a panel dis- Hannah Schloss House, the first Edward Trevor, Margaret Hamil-
Club.
mental ... and Frances Tait ... Violet Heming, and Minor Wat- hearsals to begin immediately.
cussion on physical, mental and Jewish Center.
ton and Andy Devine will be fea-
The Players Guild, recently or-
giving it that hot business with son. lie brings to his new pos t
Tickets for the game may be tured in "Way Down East," and
social health.
with the New Theater Union a ganized by the conservatory, is
Mrs. Courtney of the Detroit obtained at the office of the Jew - Zasu Pitts and' James Gleason in Johnny Howard in His Final her songs ... Three more dancers
also ready to begin actual casting
rich background on the stage.
.
.
.
to
add
to
the
pace
of
it
al
l
Week at Penthouse
Story Telling League will tell • ish Community Center.
"Hot Tip." There will also be a
Tickets for "Peace on Earth," it work. Auditions for places in all
and those six Plantationettes ..
• • •
story entitled "A Radicals Para-
color cartoon.
is announced, are available at groups will soon be closed to pros-
and Earl Walton .
dise" at a meeting of the West GAMES NEXT THURSDAY
Johnny Howard, the most
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
Grinnell's and Schuman's book pective candidates.
Warren Club at the Newberry
The following games will b e Jan. 31, Feb. 1 and 2, Carole popular master of ceremonies to
A program by boy students of
store, 120 West Adams.
School, on Wednesday, afternoon, played in the Sub Senior Division Lombard, Fred MacMurray and ever appear in Detroit, winds up Cameron McLean on Ford
the Conservatory is scheduled for
of the Jewish Community Cen- Ralph Bellamy will be featured in his long stay at the Penthouse
Jan. 29, at 2:15.
Saturday, Jan. 26, at 3 p. m., at
Recital at Rubenstein Piano Conservatory Hall, 5035 Wood-
Hour Sunday
On Thursday afternoon, Jan. ter's Basketball League at Central "Hands Across the Table," and this week to fill an extended en -
30, at 2:30, there will be a mem- High School, Thursday, Jan. 30: Lee Tracy and Grace Bradley in gagement at Miami Beach, Fla.
Studios Jan. 31
ward Ave.
Ct.
1,
Fai-Koms
vs.
Orioles
"B",
Cameron
McLean,
noted
Scot-
bership tea at the Jewish Com-
While he has appeared at the
"Two Fisted," in addition to ■
On Wednesday, Jan. 29, at 8:15
Penthouse for many months, his tish concert baritetne, will be
munity Center for all members. 9:30; Ct. 1, Stags vs. Copanes, color cartoon.
Mrs. Rose Rubenstein will pre- p. m., Miss Estelle lianysz, pupil
Miss Sally Woodward of WWJ 10:20; Ct. 2, Concordia's' vs. I.
Here are a few of the pictures leaving will be regretted by De- guest artist with the Ford Sym- sent a number of pupils in a piano of Lee Corbman Schakne of the
will speak. Her talk will be il- D. L, 9:30; Ct. 2, Tartars vs. coming to the Center Theater troit., amusement loving public, phony orchestra and chorus, under recital on FLiday, Jan. 31, at 8 Detroit Conservatory, will appear
lustrated with motion pictures. Vikings, 10:20.
soon: "Thanks a Million," "Per- who hay labeled Johnny Public Victor Kolar, in the Ford Sunday p. m., at McGregor Library. The as piano soloist on a program to
• • •
Mrs. Harold Schlesinger and Mrs.
sonal Maid's Secret," "I Live for Entertainer No. 1. His genial Evening Hour broadcast, Sunday, program will consist of composi- be given at the Grinnell Auditor-
Emil Amberg, members of the CENTER HANDBALL TEAM
Love," "I Live My Life," "Trans- personality and pleasant manner Jan. 26. The program, which will tions by Haydn, Mozart, Bee- ium, 1515 Woodward Ave.
The Jewish Community Cen- atlantic Tupnnel," "Case of the of introducing acts, his imper- mark the 175th birthday anniver- thoven, Chopin, MacDowell, De-
The general public is invited to
ter's handball team, which is com- Lucky Legs," "Welcome Home," sonation of famous stage and sary of Robert Burns, Scottish Bussy and Rachmaninoff.
attend both the Saturday and
posed of members of the Business "Unfinished Symphony," "Rendez- screen stars, and his comic skits poet, will be heard from 9 to 10
Wednesday recitals. There will
lurruur•—mmit, , and Professional Group, has al- vous," "Freckles," "Village Tale," have given Penthouse patrons an p. m. Eastern Standard time, over
He who can use his tongue can be no charge for admission to
New Chasm
ready defeated the Western Y "Last Days of Pompeii," "Dr. Soc- Immeasurable amount of enter- the complete coast-to-coast CBS find out any road.
either of these events.
DANCING
and the Hannah Y teams. These rates" and "I Found Stella Par- tainment and joy. Possessed of • network.
SINGING
are the first two teams the Center ish." Watch the Chronicle for talent that convulses his audience
Mr. MsLean was born in Scot-
AT THE ORIOLE TERRACE
DRAMATICS
has met this year. They did not the play dates and phone Madison one minute and then puts them in land, on the romantic "Bonnie
MUSIC
lose a match in both contests.
8484 for any information you may tears the next, Johnny's versatil- Banks of the River Clyde." lie
On Thursday, Jan. 30, at 8 p. desire.
ity is amazing. He also pos- began his musical career as a boy
Low Tuition
Enroll Now
rn., in the handball courts of the
sesses • fine singing voice and has chorister in St Paul's Cathedra:
Center, they will meet the Knights
Radio Programs and Mag. shows
the knack of being able to "put in his home town, Rothesay, on
night games the Varsity is also a song over."
foe Pane
of Columbus team.
the island of Bute. At intervals
The members of the Center's playing on Wednesday nights.
Johnny has arranged special he studied and sang with success
ROTH-BERDUN
team are Ben Waterston., Dr. Games are being arranged with "farewell programs" for the com - in various cities in the British
Fkhoel •f STAGE sad
Arthur Miller, James Bowies, Al Triple A teams. The Wednesday ing week-end and Detroiters de - Isle, and had experience in light
RADIO Arts, Inc.
night games are played at 10 sirous of seeing him perform ar and grand opera, besides several
Clinton and Simon Glassman.
e
• • •
o'clock.
Temple 1-2531
4444 Casa An.
advised to make early reservations command performances before
Dancing is held every Saturday for Saturday and Sunday.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
royalty.
The Jewish Community Cen- night, following the games.
Before leaving his native land
ter's Varsity Basketball Team will
he engaged in the competitive fes-
Fifth
Series
of
Lectures
of
BARNEY YANETT
play the Briggs Manufacturing INTERMEDIATE DIVISION
tivala
which mark the lives of the
League of Industrial
overseas musicians, and Scotland
!invites all Jewish organ- Team on Saturday evening, Jan. INVITES NEW CLUBS
Democracy
crowned him with her highest
25,
at
8:30.
The
preliminary
The
Intermediate
Division,
at
izations to inspect
game starts at 7:30.
honor, the winning of the Scottish
the Jewish Community Center,
The fifth annual discussion lec- National Medal for excellence in
Briggs has a fast team and the which has an age range of from
game should be an exciting one.
14 to 17 for boys and 14 to 15 tures of the League for Industrial artistic singing.
Andreas Dippel, noted grand
In addition to their Saturday for girls, has room for new clubs Democracy were announced this
6028 JOY ROAD
for boys and girls, particularly week to be held under the direc- opera impresario, upon hearing
tion of the Detroit chapter at the him sing, engaged him at once for
far your future Dian•rDaaem,
girls.
Banquets, Ste
the now defunct United States
The Intermediate Council has Y. W. C. A., 2230 Witherell.
Dean Charles Gilkey of Chicago Grand Opera Company. Mr. Mc-
Tao Mom ylato—Itcartaatd• thanes
been planning many things for
Mann
tweilay capacity 3111
University
opens
the
series
Jan
Lean prefers the recital art as it
the coming season, but in order
"Sepia Rhythms'
for the program to be carried out 24 with an address en "The gives him greater scope for his
We Cater all Affairs
Church
and
Social
Justice."
On
to its fullest extent, it is neces-
variety of mood and style.
sary that a larger number of Jan. 31, Dr. Max Ascoli, profes-
Plasm. Garield 1-0267
sor of political philosophy at the
clubs participate.
Groups of intermediate age University in Exile, will speak on Demme Wrestles Great Msphiste
222222 In
who might be interested in meet- "Fascism—the Black Interna-
DAVE oed TRESS!!
George Dusette, the Boston
ing
at the Center and participate tional." Dr. Goodwin Watson of
Tv.sii.., Dimes
in the activities of the intermed- Columbia University will speak strong man, will be the first to get
NYS III.A.US OS SMYTH).
chance at the Great Mephisto's
•
Feb.
7
on
"Education
in
a
Chang-
iate division. are asked to contact
.”
either Mrs. Selmin (girl.) of Mr . ing Soda! Order." Roger Bald- claim to light heavyweight wrest-
ling
honors as the main event of
KID WILLIAMS
win.
director
of
the
American
Becker (boys), at the Center.
LUCILLE WILKINS
Civil Liberties Union, will speak next Monday's show at Arena Gar-
dens.
Mephisto defeated Walter
PRANCES TAIT
Feb. 14 on "Grave-Diggers of
DANCING CLASSES AT
AUZLII DIAL
Democracy." On Feb. 21. Leo Rosy for the 'title' last Monday.
CENTER
PLANTATION DARLINGS
Nango
Singh, the !Undo°, is paired
Tap dancing and social dancing Krzycki, labor leader, will speak
me MIMS
classes are being offered at the on "Labor's New Problems." On with Joee Manuel, the Portugete
Twill Non the Mae Fns ot
head-lock
specialist in the semi-
Dexter branch of the Jewish Corn- Feb. 28 Albert Goldman, Chicago
triunity Center. Tap dancing for labor attorney, will have as his final.
THE CLUB
juniors is held every Monday and subject "Which Way America,
There's a young lady In Rkh-
p. m. Social 1936-40?"
Wednesday at 4 :15m
mond, who agreed to honor and
dancing classes for intermediates
Marge, Jo and Lee Walker who are appearing in mammoth floor
obey
Irving Jaffe, the ice-skating
and sub seniors are held every Even the clumsy swordsmith
show at Oriole Terrace.
sometimes makes a good sword.
star.
Wednesday evening at 7.

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MARGE, JO AND
LEE WALKER
* Johnny Jennings
AND
Patricia Murray

moving along . .

Eddie Cantor
la "Strike Ma Pink"

Flash 111
TONIGHT •
A New Revue

* Don Arden

Dancer Supreme

Promoted by Your Fatorits
Muter of Cerroweirt

BILLY CARR

Man

of

Many Moods

'1.25

Full Course
Family Dinner

Sorted Fran s to 9

Never a Cover Charge

RESERVATIONS-
TR. 2-0100-2-8806

New Theater Union
Gives Play Jan. 31

on the g•reen

2 BIG HITS

Mott. Tues. Med.

27 •

Thurs.
January
- 20 - 10

CENTER

T HEATER

WOODWARD at the Doulerord

15e,11!„ - 20e

Open from 11 A. M. 110 a A. M.

Enjoy the Finest of Pro-
grams in the Greatest t of
Comfort

Free Parking

el,

the Screen

2 BIG HITS

Mon. Toes. Wed.
Them
January
27 -
-
- 10

TITS
MKS GLEASON

smears saunas

1111.410 Mao

Club... Corer

Never a

Ten-Forty

Formerly CLUB MANHATTAN

1040 Wayne St. Clif. 3100

FREE PARKING

SPECIAL SUNDAY

DINNER $1.60

Entire New Show

Larry Vincent, M. C.
Jean DeFrance
Don Arden
Sandra Marlowe

MAX SILK, Manager

Yanett's Gardens

EARL WALTON

Dg.m!ELIIIIIDGE

r LANTATION

Choderkever Progressive Verein
A card party will be given by
the Chodorkover Progressive Ver-
ein on Monday, Jan. 27, at 8:30
p. m., at the Beth David Syna-
gogue. Refreshments will be
served and there will be prizes.
Mrs. B. Gordon and Mrs. E. Ober-
field are in charge.

Kingfish Levinsky's ex-wife has
gone back to the stage.

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