America lavish Periodical Carter ■ CLIFTON AB ND' • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO February 14, 1936 THEPETROITIEWIS/161ROIVICLE .-1- 4! NOW • • • . PAGE FIVE -and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE World's Premier Showing STAGE AND SCREEN Another All-Star Bill at the Center Theater This Week N e w Entertainment Policy at Oriole The Center Theater, Woodward Ave at Grand Blvd., has long been known for its carefully selected programs and for the many un- usual features offered for the comfort, convenience and pleas- ure of its patrons. Outstanding among the services is the free parking and chauffeur services. Just drive your car to the front of the theater and a uniformed attendant will park it without charge. Two excellent programs will be shown during the coming week. On Friday, Saturday and Sun- day will be presented "The Case of the Lucky Legs." This is a mystery masterpiece starring Warren Williams as "Perry Ma- son," with a fine supporting cast including Patricia Ellis, Genevieve Tobin, Lyle Taibot and Allen Jenkins. On the same program will be shown James Dunne and Arlene Judge in "Welcome Home." Also a cartoon comedy. "The Broadway Melody of 1936" will be featured Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day. This picture has been en- thusiastically acclaimed wherever it has appeared. Jack Benny and a cast of 15 stars combine to make this picture one of the out- standing musical hits of the sea- son. Helen Twelvetrees in "The Spanish Caps Mystery" and a cartoon comedy completes an un- usually fine program. "A new entertainment policy will be established at the Oriole Ter- race," says J. W. Becker, manager of Detroit's largest theater-res- taurant, "on Feb. 14, when diners Josef Lhevinne's Concert Here Feb. 19 (0",en.17. LHIC X/11 N NE Wed Eve. Feb. 19 Orchestra .1 Hell fad. list 50e•1 4. Li IF II si m -stuo Noted Pianist In an All-Chopia ORCHESTRA HALL FOUR in'S,71,',,T14fill'RESFBRiat;Ei FEB. 27 28 29 - MATINEE at 1:10 Monte Carlo - EVENINGS at 11:31 BALLET ROSE The Penhouse is holding over ... Reis and Dunn . . . who whip up snappy lyrics ... to all the popular songs ... and present some funny arrangements . . . The six lovely Murray Brown dancers . . . have an unusual series of routines ... and can they step .. . also can Kendal Kapps former dancing star . . . of "Arista and Models" . . . who is being held over for another week • . . while Irma Dear . . . peppy singer of peppy songs . . . even keeps Sammy Dibert hopping ... while Sammy also makes a splendid . . im- (PROGRAMS CHANGE EACH PERFORMANCE) promptu master of ceremonies... Lower Fl. S2.311-11.14—Balcany 12.141-$134-11. Rases 51$ Seats Now Eveningst he is making quite a hit , . with Mallow, Leaver FI.U.1•1130—Bakany 11344-11.10-71c Boon U.S• his ... introductions and Mar- garet English . . . the new filler- inner . . . plays all the songs you want to hear. 111 1111111111110011INITIIIIIIIIIIIM11110111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ilir • • • ?RESENTING , .. FOR A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT A trio of warblers ... In Joan, The Singing Comedians of Radio Jack and Gill ... from NBC net- works . . keep harmony in the new Powatan show .. , which also features a line of cute looking ... Star, e1 t /Menthol and National lir oudeaJttng Syttemt Margie Lyons girls ... with some SUPPORTED DT syncopated numbers . . . While Josef Lhevinne, brilliant Jewish pianist who will appear next Arden and Hardie . . . are the Wednesday evening, Feb. 19, at Orchestra Hall, will be the second field Oyer by Demand Sir Sun•Kissed Beauties new song team. KENDALL KAPPS SMa Murray Browne Girls attraction on the five piano series offered by the Detroit Concert • • • Dancing Star of 'Artists 6' Model; Many Other Features Society, under the direction of Isobel Hurst. George Kavanaugh and his band At the age of 14 Lhevinne was guest artist with the Moscow La Venia Sisters in a Double Trap . . . at the Webster Hall cocktai The Swing!) to the Sympathy Orchestra under the direction of Anton Rubinsten and at Breakdown Act grill . . . are nightly entertain 17 he graduated with high honors from Moscow Conservatory. Many Detroit Conservatory Offers Samm y g and dancers will be diverted by star ing more and more fans ... while of his appearances include joint concerts with his wife, a brilliant Free Group Musical ONE Ruth Brent . . . the lovely little pianist in her own right who played with him upon his Detroit per- - performers in 'Oriole Jombo', an Nunes g Instruction R E ER T A Y singer ... with the big voice .. formance last year. indoor circus." Atop Path Avenue Hotel COVER 3 Music CHARGE, "Augmenting the floor show, the is getting very popular too with Lhevinne's all-Chopin program is as follows: Barcarolle; Im- CLIFFORD 1213 111 SPROAT ST. The Detroit Conservatory of her "I've Got To Get Hot" num promptu, G Flat; Fantasie Impromptu; Polonaise, F Sharp; 7 Pre- circus will be lavishly staged, with Music, one of the 10 leading music- hers ... and others ... the Olga Nos. 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 15, 16; Valse, Op. 32; Ballade, F. all al schools of Michigan, and the 19 acts from four 'big tops' ap- Fricker Trio . . . three wise wid- ludes, oldest in the city, announced this pearing. The more than 300 people ows of the ... dance ... are one Minor; 8 Etudes from Op. 26. • week free instruction to aspirants comprising the circus include such of the most graceful of 'three- for choral work, glee clubs, quar- famous performers as Senorita somes . we have gazed on ... Downtown Movies Celia Pierson at tettes, players of any instruments Conchita, noted for her daring slide in some time . . . Jimmy Nolan and prospective orchestral mem- for life on a wire without the pro- . . impersonator . . . from the tection of a net, and Miss Bernice Michigan—Fred Waring and his Littman's Theater bers. All of these various musical Kelly, a comely young lady dying a band whips up a few mimicries Pennsylvanians appearing in per- groups are now in the process of dance routine on the high wire. . .. and Clyde Smith ... pianist son on the stage, and Franchot Celia Pierson, prominent actress formation. The purpose is to en- There will, of course, be the usual . . . beats out those Steinway courage musical culture in Detroit array of clowns, bareback riders, beats . . . like you haven't heard Tone and Madge Evans on the and singer, is starred at Littman's screen in Martin Mooney's "Ex- Yiddish People's Theater, Twelfth for those who would not otherwise trapezists, tight rope walkers, et before . . • • clusive Story," is the giant show and Seward. • • afford themselves of musical train- al, while the .Rainbow Cocktail now at the Michigan Theater. All This Sunday, Feb. 16, matinee ing. At Sak's everyone ... is swing- the popular members of the War- Lounge will be converted into a and evening, she will be featured TODAY The conservatory is particularly midway with fortune tellers, side ing . . . to the swing rhythms of MONDAY SATURDAY—SUNDAY desirous of building a fine orches- shows, menagerie and barkers," Dick Holman and his new orches- ing crew are featured in the stage in "Girls Whom God Has For- TUES. — WED. — THUR. show, including Tom Waring, tra and choral singing group to continued Mr. Becker. tra . . , which Is becoming very Foley McClintock, Rosemary and gotten." The entire cast assists In the represent the city of Detroit, and Broadway "THE CASE OF THE The show is intended for the popular . . . at this North End the best of instruction will be di- amusement of the general public, spot where the murals attract the Priscilla Lane, Johnny Davis, production of this play. Stella and Fellas, Ferne, Gene Melody of 1936 rected to bring this about. and prices are kept low with no eye and . . . Holman's singing WARREN WILLIAM Anyone interested in partici- cover charge at any time. The show attracts the ear ... also there is Conklin, Scotty, Tubby Hanlon, with JACK BENNY BLS/ pating in any phase of this free will run from 8 p. m. until 1 a. m. Evelyn Nations and her accordion Curly Cockerill and Charles New- Prof. Fisher to Address De- James Dunn d Arline Jtelle man. 11ELEN THVIZ:TREESI In troit Town Hall on training, is invited to register at with no act being repeated. playing ... just as popular as IN "THE SPANISH CAPE the office of the conservatory, singing . Feb. 19 Gray Gordon and his N.B.C. re- her sweet and • low United Artists—Robert Donat, 'Welcome Home' MYSTERY" • • 5035 Woodward Ave., or call Co- cording orchestra will continue to Jean Parker and Eugene Pallette lumbia 2810. The new dance team . , Win- Irving Fisher, professor of Eco- play for dancing, with the popular OPEN DAILY FREE PARKING Among the other activities sched- Billy Carr acting as ringmaster. nifred and Loraine . . . are at- in "The Ghost Goes West," Alex- nomics at Yale University, and 1E341 a. nu le amt chauffeur uled for this week is a Bach con- 1 A 0, tracting much attention at ... the ander Kordas gay new romantic one of the world's foremost mone- trite Ito fa 0 p. en. cert by students of all departments Ten-Forty . . . these two dance comedy, is now at the_United Ar- tary authorities, will be the De - tists Theater, Donat, who rose on Saturday, Feb. 15, at 3 p. m. Dignitaries Speak at Naval and dress like Fred Astaire . . . to troit Town Hall speaker Wednes- world fame overnight as "The and Ginger Rogers ... in "Rober- day, Feb. 19, at 11 a. m., in the Armory with General ta" and their imitation is really Count of Monte Cristo,' plays a Fisher Theater. His subject will GLADYS SWARTHOUT Butler dual role: That of Donald Glou- be "After Inflation, What?" clever . . . while Larry Vincent ON FORD HOUR SUNDAY kids everyone along . . . with his rie, an impoverished young Scotch Many of Dr. Fisher's doctrines Ralph McAfee, secretary of De- lyrics . . . and buffoo- highlander, who is forced to sell have been vindicated and accepted The Ford (Detroit) Symphony troit Council of Churches; Ches- parody his haunted ancestral castle to nery . . . he's quite a clown Orchestra, Victor Kolar, director, ter Graham of Michigan Farmers Jean de France sings and plays an American millionaire, and also within the past few years. For- the Ford Chorus and Gladys Union; Ella Coya Miller, editor of ... the accordion ... while Coyle the personable shade who strolls eign governments, struggling to recover from the depression, have The nen. f IS under th ih e personal management of Swarthout, contralto, will give a Peace Action; Judge Patrick H. MacKaye and his boys ... take it the castle halls. called on him for advice. Ile is program Sunday evening from 9 O'Brien, Maurice Sugar, Peter away ... with hot rhythms .. . — credited with authorship of ad- to 10 o'clock to be broadcast from Wagner, vice-president Detroit • • • State—"Ceiling Zero," starring ministration monetary policies in- Masonic Auditorium instead of Federation of Labor, are among Formerly of San Min Palace, Dexter Blvd. At the Plantation ... Earl Wal- James Cagney and Pat O'Brien, Orchestra Hall. Miss Swarthout those who will speak in greet- ton and his orchestra keep things continues its record-breaking first- volving such items as "managed currency," "compensated dollar," will sing Strozzi's Amor Dormio- ing General Smedley D. Butler . . . truckin along . . . a snappy run downtown by moving to the and "commodity dollar." liore and My Heart at Thy Sweet at the Naval Armory, Friday, Feb. revue ... presenting Charles and State Theater, where it is now Dr. Fisher introduced the idea Voice from "Samson and Delilah," 14, at 8:15 p. m. Vivian Taylor . . . adagio team being shown. The picture is based of the "compensated dollar" in Saint-Saens; Clouds, Charles; Ker- Specializing On the same program is Roger . . . the Five Blazes of Rhythm.., on the successful Broadway stage 1912 at a meeting of the Inter- ry Dance, Molloy; Korngold's My Baldwin, famous director of the a quintette of merrymaking danc- play. IN fi EN EINE national Chamber of Commerce. Love and I from "Give Us This American Civil Liberties Union, ers . . . David and Goliath . . . •.en,./ Ile has been propagandizing for CHINESE Night" and will also accompany who speaks on "Gravediggers of very funny comedians . . . and Fes—"It Had to Happen," a stabilization of the dollar since son the chorus in the closing hyrtin, Democracy." two singers both with the name comedy romance, comes to the 1922, introducing the topic at DISHES The Lord's Prayer by Malotte. and delleteelee le of Lorenzo ... the first ... Rob- screen of the Fox on Friday, in- that time before the Stable Mon- It the moat exacting Epicurean ... is • dramatic singer ... troducing Hollywood's latest star- ey Association, sponsored by TRY Milli WUNPAI Gunsberg's Students' Reci- erts t he second Venable ... is a lyric ring team, George Raft and Rosa- Nicholas Murray Butler, Owen D. VICTOR LIM MANAGES Family Dinners tal on Feb. 22 tenor , Wittye Black . . . fast lind Russell. The stage wills have Young and other leaders. NEW CAFE ORIENT The 3144 Moderate of OANd.;:iens dancer and dancing snooks, sou- a number of important personages Priem Saturday evening, Feb. 22, at 411 G • Lovers of Chinese food will be 8:30, there will be a student re- brette ... are both featured with headed by the famed Aunt Je- cre .tti4 ) ,,:" PlION E glad to learn that Victor Lim, cital at the Grinnell Auditorium, ... the line of six stepping Plan- mimah; the famous terpsichorean Illustrated Lecture on Afri- /OM tationettes. organization known as the Stew- can Tribesmen on CLIfford 1011 formerly manager of the San Min 1515 Woodward Ave., arranged by art-Morgan Dancers; Don Zelya, Palace on Dexter Blvd., is now the Gunzburg School of Music. Sunday noted South American pianist; the i operating the beautiful Cafe The participants will be Jimmy Holmes to Begin Lectures Pichianni Troupe, and Sam Jack A Maw Orient, located on Cass Ave. at Bopp, Leonard Fox, Benjamin Fo- Half savage African tribesmen Kaufman and the incomparable who Feb. 20 0,snd River, next to the Detroit gel, Loraine Gendil, Gilbert Ger- refuse to bury their dead and 1745 CASS AT GRAND RIVER AVE. Fox Theater orchestra. Burton Holmes, world's most TELEPHONE Leland Hotel. CLIFFORD who appease their vengeful gods 1012 vais, Jimmy Loeb, Ilene Pozner, The Cafe Orient is considered Esther Sorin, Adolphine Tyberi. famous travel lecturer, will begin by feeding their children to the his 1936 Detroit season of seven RKO Downtown—Richard Dix crocodiles will be described and to be one of the most beautiful ghein and.Charles Zolla. illustrated travelogues when he in "Yellow Dust," and Walter shown in motion pictures by Cap- Hitler Was on Trial restaurants in Detroit and the The public is invited to attend. speaks on "The Magic of Mexico" Abel and Margot Grahame in tain Carl von Hoffman, Russian faultless service and cuisine which In Hauptmann Case at the Detroit Institute of Arts at in the Dark," provide the born explorer and ethnologist, in has always been part of Mr. Lim's New Elassee Juveallefe--Adal• Rusian Eagle Restaurant 8:30 on Thursday evening, Feb. "Two double bill that is now appearing a public lecture at the Detroit In- 'establishments is featured here. NEW YORK. — (WNS) — 20. He comes under the auspices at the RKO Downtown. Laid in DANCING stitute of Arts at 3:30 Sunday I As an opening special the cafe Epicureans who are always Hitler and not Hauptman was SINGING is offering a regular $1.50 dinner looking for something new and of the World Adventure Series, the years immediately following afternoon, Feb. 16. Captain von DRAMATICS for $1 and Mr. Lim extends an "different" in dining habits are civic and non-profit lecture course. the discovery of gold in Califor- Hoffman's subject wiil be "Jungle on trial when Bruno Richard Subsequent Burton Holmes il- nia, "Yellow Dust" reveals Dix Gods," the title of his famous book. Hauptmann was convicted of MUSIC invitation to all his old friends continuing to flock to the Russian lustrated lectures at the Institute: as a dashing young prospector Captain von Hoffman, veteran of the murder and kidnapping of and patrons to visit him in his Eagle Restaurant, Detroit's new- Enroll Now Thursday, Feb. 27, 8:30, "South and Leila Hyams as the songbird 17 expeditions to Africa, has spent the Lindbergh baby, Kurt Mer- Low Tuition new quarters. est cafe, located at 2207 Cass America—Down the West Coast"; of the Sierras. "Two in the Dark" much of his life studying and tig, a naturralized German who Mao Program. and stage shows Ave. at Columbia. Thursday, March 5, 8:30, "South deals with a man gripped with a photographing primitive peoples of Is chairman of the Citizens far Pupae Delightful music is supplied by America—Up the East Coast"; terrifying fear that., unknown to Asia and Africa. His Sunday lec- Committee of 600 for Ilaput- Human Habitation in Jericho Zusman Caplan, prominent violin- Thursday, March 12, 8:30, "Nor- himself, he has committed • brutal ture pictures the daily life of the mann's Defense, told a meeting ROTH-BERDUN 6,000 Years Ago ist and his ensemble, while choice mandy and Brittany"; Thursday, murder. A third feature is the remote WaLala tribe. He shown of Germans called to raise School of STAGE and JERICHO (W N S—Palcor RADIO Arts, Inc. Agency) —Definite remains of hu- wines, liquors and mixed drinks March 19, 8:30, "%ii hat I Saw in February issue of The March of them at home on the veldt—har- funds for Ilauptmann's de- man habitation in Jericho nearly are prepared by experts. The at- Ethiopia"; Sunday, April 5, 3:30 Time. vesting their crops, cooking, scar- fense. Ile charged that "the 41111 Cade A, e. Temple I-1331 papers, particularly those con- 6,000 years ago have been found mosphere is congenial and rooms "London and Rural England," at ring their bodies, performing age- in the course of excavations be- are provided for private parties. 8:30, "Soviet Russia." Adams—"Crime and Punish- old ceremonies as they watch their trolled by Jewish interests, Reserved tickets for all seven ment," with Edward Arnold, Peter king die. He shows the Court of were against this carpenter. gun at this site last December by A Russian and American cuisine Prof. John Garstang, who in 1925 is featured and popular prices lectures are now on sale at the Lorre, Marian Marsh, Robert the Witch Doctors, grimly deciding Ile was the scapegoat." prevail on both food and bever- World Adventure Series office in Allen and Mrs. Patrick Campbell, which of the tribesmen must be was director of the British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem, has ages. the Museum. and "My Marriage," with Claire sacrificed to atone for the loss of DEAN OF FRENCH been continuing a wider examin- Trevor, Kent Taylor, Pauline the chief. RABBIS, 100, DIES ation of prehistoric civilizations As • boy of 14 Captain von Paul Kelly and others, Two Stars Now Appearing at Penthouse Frederick, disclosed at this site last season. make up the double bill now at Hoffman ran away from school to PARIS.—(WNSI —Rabbi Moses the Adams Thursday. The for- fight in the Czar's armies against Non•Jew Gives Large Sum to mer is Dostoeyski's story of hu- Japan. Ile was wounded, decorated Weiskopf, dean of French rabbis, German Jewish Fund man passion in which Arnold is • for conspicuous gallantry, and died here at the age of 100. Stem- A non-Jew who prefers to re- police inspector and Lorre the made a knight of St. George. Dur- ming from • long line of Russian main anonymous has contributed man who fails to commit the per- ing the World War he served as rabbis, he was born in Russia. a "very substantial gift" toward an American flyer. After studying at the Pressburg fect crime. the $10,000,000 fund which will yeshiva and under a number of be raised in this country in the famous rabbinical scholars, he Nelson Eddy in Concert Here came to France 70 years ago. For next four years to finance the Gorst to Speak on Bird Life emigration of 100,000 German nearly 60 years he was a rabbi on Feb. 17 at Town Hall Feb. 21 Jews, it was announced by Sir in Paris. For his social welfare Herbert Samuel at a luncheon Nelson Eddy, one of America's and literary work he was elected Charles Crawford Gorst, lead- greatest baritone, will make his to membership in the Legion of given in his honor by the Federal ing authority on bird life and bird first Detroit appearance on the Honor. Ile was also a friend of Council of Churches of Christ ,in lore, will give his lecture "The concert stage on Monday evening, the late Baron Edmund de Roth- America. Speaking as a member EARL WALTON American Song Birds" next Fri- Feb. 17, at the Masonic audito- schild. of the delegation of British Jews - HUHU day morning, Feb. 21, at 11 o'clock FIUM. now in this country to work out at the Cass Theater. details of the emigration plan, The program of his concert foi- I. 0. B. A. Extends Activities to A Hit Revue!! Recognized as one of the lead- Indulge in Boycott Sir Herbert urged to Christian 1 lows: ing naturalists of the country, Mr. - Noe Mu •nlrei..• clergymen to help in this effort. At the last meeting of the Exe- Wetre•ee A WILES Gorst is more than • great natur- R411 •end an. The Rev. Dr. S. Parkes, Cadman, f 74'"" cutive Board of the Independent ..• 1 fare alist; he is one of the greatest imi- "n. Alm ee who presided, called on the clergy. twlwiq Order B'rith Abraham, which was hee Steen elch en ‘e , Itehlh- tators of birds in the United Ma r e.. men present to denounce from held on Thursday, Jan. 80, it was RI•herd sitar h TAYLOR 111031 States. In the completion of his , C eeelhe hand Strum disclosed that lodges of the order I their pulpits the 'insensate forces' Adaptinnyam bird study he has perfected him- Toccata and Eutune in If minor _.... are re-organizing their activities of race prejudice now rampant in Germany. self as an imitator of over 800 Johann Kabuli. Back in the direction of general Jewish NYE BLADES OF RHYTHM wgkrer. Gantry end Cowed. songs of some 250 species of birds nenss er e el! cultural, social and political fields. or es Expelled from Polish University 7 and developed 29 elementary bird PlIerlm's sent DAVID sad GOLIATH eel! W.11171:.." r Max Silverstein, the grand maw ,badtrldt Mork Jewish Students Go To tones. Using his songs and his Reml• DANCING "SNOOKS" ter of the order, stated that he Petal beautiful paintings of birds, bril- Now Sleep. the CrImorm Hence Palestine LORIN20 ROBERTS has ordered his Deputies to launch liantly illuminated with floo,11,„hts, tan Went ••111.1ing Frank IfrhIge ■ WARSAW (WNS)—The se, "MAMA" vigorous anti-Nazi boycott WITTYI Mr. Gorst tells the astonishing en Jewish students who were throughout the states where the PLANTATION DARLINGS things that birds do when imi- ly expelled from the Uni- order is functioning. They are to Hem 14 Sloe) Fee tated, of their interesting words Trudi Schoop Comic Ballet take the initiative in forming versity of Lemberg for protest- Here March 2 to each other, of the varied and ing against the establishment of boycett committees of the lodger THE CLUB beautiful forms of their songs, a ghetto in lecture rooms have of the order and other active and their immeasurable service In The Trudi Schoop Comic Ballet Jewish forces. They are to col received immigration certi6• the fields and gardens, and finally will make its first Detroit appear- laborite with the boycott commit, REIS AND DUNN to Palestine. The seven stn. dents are planning to leave for Stars of Rudy Vallee's Varieties and of Columbia and National of the peace of mind and the opir- ance at the Masonic Auditorium on tee of the American Jewish Con- SSO • Rail joy that nature can bestow. Broadcasting Companies, now appearing at the Penthouse. Monday evening, March 2. Cls.0210 Palestine immediately. gross. Mosegkaav A2cteteie antwy Detroit Symphony Great Company Orchestra of 125 *REIS and DUNN * V D7R. PIEIRT11011ISIE a 0111111111111111111i111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ii11111111111111111111111111111111r111111111111111111111111106, 2-SMASH SCR EN HITS-2 LUCKY LEGS" announemq I DETROIT ... is thrilling to the SINGING MAESTRO Dick Holman and His Music featuring EVELYN NATIONS and Her Accordion I • FULL COURSE $4.00 DINNER I • The Cocktail Bar Cafe Modrrne SAKS 3231 WOODWARD TR. 2-9191 Between Seward and Virginia Park MONDAY IA1;T rereat Arneteert —;e7 DOWNTOWN'S ONLY NITE CLUB Presents Winifred and Lorraine two beautiful girls in novel Dance Routines AND AN ALL-STAR SHOW SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER $ 125 ) CLUB tEm•FoRnt NEVER A C.OVER CHARGE 1.011MARLY CLUB MANHATTAN 1040 74'.zyte St. 4 -- 3:00 GEORGE KAVANAGH AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA CASS AT PUTNAM q004 PILAW rasaltio VICTOR - LI M "I3i,, N cal% LANTATION