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tre

May 8, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

STAGE AND SCREEN

for
This "Hit"
-
Musical Extravaganza

May Festival Opens
Wednesday, May 13

AT ORIOLE TERRACE

Detroit Civic Opera to Stage
"Prince Igor" Monday

Eugene Fuerst, distinguished
director of the Art of Musical
Russia, Inc., will conduct the final
opera, Borodin's "Prince Igor,"
of the spring season of the Civic
Opera in co-operation with the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra,
Monday evening, at 8:15 o'clock,
in the Masonic auditorium. The
series ranks as the moat brilliant
and artistically successful of any
given in the eight years of Civic
Opera auspices.
George Dubroveky is east an
Prince Igor; Gean Greenwell will
interpret the part of Prince Gall-
tsky; Ivan Vol is Vladimir lgore-
vitch; Vasil Romakoff, Skoula, and
Joseph Kallini, Eroshka, the comic
drunkards; Jeanne Palmer will
handle the role of Igor's wife;
Zina Ivanova, the nurse; Edwina
Eustice is cast as the lovely Tar-
tar piincess; and Marvin Schwetz,
the Tartar Khan.

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2nd Concert Series
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"The Roadhouse Beautiful"

SUGGESTS EARLY RESERVATIONS

Opening Thurs. May 14

The second of a series of spring
faculty concerts sponsored by the Criticize U. of M. Accept-
PRESENTING
Ganapol School of Musical Art
ance of Heidelberg Bid
will be presented Wednesday, May
That Glamorous Star of Stage,
..46
I
The Ann Arbor May festival,
13, at 8:15 p. m., in the auditor- Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Screen and Radio
the crowning event of Michigan's
ium of MacGregor Library, Wood-
With A. All-Star Cast of 40
After reading the news regard-
music season, will take place Wed-
•
•• •
ing University of Michigan's ac-
nesday, Thursday, Friday and
ceptance of the Heidelberg bid I
Extra Added Attraction
Saturday, May 13, 14, 15 and 16.
with the Unusual D'IVONS Dance Seneetions
was amazed to note that they had
Clamorous Start end Screen Star
It promises to eclipse its forty-two
confirmed that acceptance and
GEORGE KAVANAGH'S MUSIC
In accordance with
MILDRED HARRIS predecessors.
that two University delegates
the past custom, four evening pro-
would attend.
grams will be given, with mati-
An institution of higher learn-
1
4_
nees on Friday and Saturday.
ing, particularly one such as the
This
year
the
Philadelphia
or-
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Dir SID AUSTIN 71::
ROSEVILLE
515
University
of
Michigan
which
is
chestra under its dynamic conduc-
regarded among the finest in
tor, Leopeid Stokowski, with Saul
ii ious Full Cows. FalT
uu
scholastic achievement, should
DINNER - - - $1.251 Casten and Charles O'Connell as
(lave
as one of its basic creeds a
associate
conductors,
will
partici-
NO COVER-NO ADVANCE IN emus_
FDTIl
deep rooted tolerance for minor-
pate in the event. The first pro-
ities
and
should not only theo-
Entire New Show Beginning Monday!
gram, Wednesday, will be purely
retically accept such an attitude
Direct from New York
orchestral in nature.
but
actively
try to promote under-
For the second concert Thursday
standing among nations, small and
evening, the University Choral
AV :101
L•14 a]w_17a IN A IF Farclill: la
large. In accepting the invitation
Union, with the orchestra, under
to attend the 550th anniversary
the direction of Earl V. Moore,
GRAND BLVD.
of Heidelberg University in Ger-
will present Sir Edward Elgar's
AT w000viAtio
many in June without even a pro-
"Caractacus", a work vibrant in
Odets' "Paradise Lost" In
Fee Reservations, Trinity 2.0100
test accompanying the acceptance
melodies and heroic in its purpose.
Detroit
on
May
22
TODAY
gives the appearance of bad judg-
Four distinguished soloists will be
A
TATITRIMD-
ment not typical of a University's
in the cast: Keith Falkner, the
F, MARCIE-IL MASSILiLL
Clifford Odets' new drama,
JOE IIENNITR
attitude.
distinguished English baritone,
• In .
a
"Paradise
Lost,"
a
play
about
To
discuss
the
brutality
and
JACK
()AKIN
who came to this country almost
middle-class Jewish family, will be
• In •
persecution of the Jews and
especially for this occasion, will
'Dark
Angel'
MISS
SYLVIA
SCHERR
presented by the New Theater
Catholics by the Nazi government
sing the role of "Caractacus" the
* CLIFFORD ODETS'
also -
Union of Detroit at the Institute
as incidental and reinforce the
mighty hero. Jeannette Vreeland
New Play
JOHN BOLES
ward
Ave.
at
Massachusetts,
feat-
-
also
of Arts, Friday, May 22, and will
acceptance by saying that Ger-
will sing the soprano part, and
CLAMS KWARTHOUT
PAMELA CLIFFORD
continue with a Saturday and uing Mrs. Doris Rogers Blake and many's perseci ion of the Jews
Paul Althouse, tenor, of the
"One Way Ticket"
two-piano an
Rose of the Rancho
and Catholics a no worse than
Metropolitan Opera, together with with an entire new cast of 30 per- Sunday night performance, includ- Miss Sylvia Scherr in a
plus Color Cartoon
recital.
Italy's treatment of the Ethio-
P an ( °toe (silo.
Julius Iluehn, the distinguished formers. The feature acts include ing a special Saturday matinee.
Emphasis on the works of mod- pians, is like justifying the mali-
Presented by the
new American operatic baritone, Dawn and Darro, smart Parisienne This will be the first showing of
ern
composers
is
the
basis
of
this
of one country because
* New Theater Union
will complete the cast.
dance team. Fleurette and Bob Gil- the play anywhere outside of New faculty concert series, noticeable ciousness
D ;r: 4 . , 1 1 , • ":ZyPn DAILY
th e
of the virulence and acerbity of FltEE PAItKING
The third concert will take place bert, character and rhythm team York.
of
The New Theater Union has al- both in the two-piano concert and another. The duties of a Univer- mimic ENTERTAINMENT - GREATEST OF COMFORT-orgx 15,30 tea I'. M.
Friday afternoon. On this occasion and Florence Greun,wnother sing-
* Institute of Arts
in
the
solo
piano
recital
to
be
sity should not be that of being
two important phases of music will ing find direct from Radio City. ready brought to Detroit "Wait-
Friday, Saturday, Sun de
be emphasized. Harold Bauer, the Frank Hall, capable master of ing for Lefty," "Private Hicks," riven on May 22, at the Detroit led, but that of leading and ex
May 22, 23, 24 at 8:30
distinguished pianist, will appear ceremonies who is being held, will "They Shall Not Die" and "Peace Institute of Arts, by Miss Eliza- hibiting the finer things from
Special Saturday Matinee
beth Gastman.
which our lives should draw sus- Enjoy DOUBLE-MELLOW Old Gold Cigarettes after the show
in Beethoven's Emperor Concerto, be there to keep the show moving on Earth."
at 2:30
Apart from the performance of tenance.
As an unknown and unheralded
while. the Young People's Festival as only he can.
Prices: Evening. 35c. Sac, 73c, SI.
modern
works
of
art,
the
thorough
The noble and meritorious stand
Chorus of 600 voices, will sing
/datInee, 51c, Sao, The.
Of importance too is the new or- dramatist, Mr. Odets took Broad-
in classics which is a to take would be, "with apprecia-
Modern
Detroit's Foremost
Pierne's "Children at Bethlehem" chestra which will open Monday way by storm during the 1935 grounding
14 DOR et:
principal
of
the
Ganapol
school
hook Hawn, 3537 Woodward; and
and
-the former under the baton of night. Anthony Trini, and his unit season with the simultaneous pro-
Seward l'herrnmy, SRA Hamilton
an- tion the honor of the invitation
Saul Canton, and the latter di- of 12 artists and girl vocalist, who duction of three plays, "Waiting will be demonstrated in the
has been received but though we
Downtown's Only
nual Bach contest, to be held on acknowledge the worthy accom-
Specie! Estes for theater parties
for
Lefty,"
"Till
the
Day
I
Die"
rected by Earl V. Moore,
Call Madison 4113
have been heard regularly over
The Detroit Jewish Free Burial
Friday evening's concert will the networks of the NBC.
and "Awake and Sing!"-all of Saturday, May 16. Prizes are of- plishments of your noble institu-
them outstanding successes. He fered in six classes, to be awarded tion and subscribe to its past force Association (Chesed shel Emesa)
present the orchestra and Lily
PRESENTS
by
non-faculty
judges
of
recog-
announces
the election of Max
Pons. Two conductors, Saul Cas-
has won the reputation of being
and pressure which it has exerted
ten and Charles O'Connell will
in the first rank of American play- nized professional standing,
on intellectual progress and ad- Charness as president of the or-
wrights, the most exciting talent
vancement, we are forced to de-
participate.
Saturday afternoon Dr. Stokow-
to appear in the theater since the
Song Sensation
cline the offer of attending the
Air Conditioned
ski will again wield the baton,
emergence of Eugene O'Neill.
anniversary because of the in-
BLOSSOM
HEATH
'
For Your Comfort
presenting, in addition to brilliant
Mr. Odets is no stranger in the
fluence of the Nazi political ma-
and spectacular orchestral selec-
Helen Morgan, considered the I theater. Ile is 29 years old, but
chine which will assume an impor-
The warm days ahead means tions, Efrem Zimbalist, violinist, world's outstanding singer of he has been an actor for 12 years.
Master of Ceremonies
tant role in the 550th anniversary
only added comfort and in a Sibelius concerto.
torch songs, opens with Blossom He acted with the Theater Guild
and which to us is the very an-
Heath Thursday night. Her popu- after five years of dramatic stock
tithesis of freedom, and intellec-
added enjoyment to Wm.
CINCINNATI, Ohio - A na- tual self-determination, tolerance
larity at the Heath last fall in- and finally joined the Group Thea-
She Lovely Girls
Boesky patrons.
10 Illustrated Lecture on the fluenced Ed Fritz to book her as ter's Acting Company when it be- tionwide movement for the estab- a n d understanding, democracy
BILLY LANKIN - JEAN DE FRANCE
the opening attraction this year. gan. He is still a member of the lishment of institutes for adult and academic freedom."
Fall World Adventure
FREE DELIVERY
The unusual d'ivons who are at Group Theater, the organization Jewish study has been launched by
This answer would have raised
Series
- ANYTIME
COYLE McKAY'S MUSIC
present in Chicago with Harry which has produced all of his B'nai B'rith, under the auspices of the University of Michigan to the
the
Order's
Bureau
of
Member-
Richman
at
the
Chez
Paree,
will
"ONE
plays.
level it deserves. It would have
Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews,
I DINNERS, $1.25 I
Following his New York suc- ship and Cultural Activities, head- classed it with Oxford, Cambridge,
6-9686
famed Gobi Desert explorer, Cap- be the featured dance attraction.
ed by Rabbi Paul Richman.
Birmingham and other English
tain Albert W. Stevens, conqueror George Kavanaugh and his or- cesses, Mr. Odets was offered a
Such an institute is sponsored at Universities who declined the in-
To
furnish
the
music.
chestra
will
contract
in
Ifollywood
where
he
of the stratosphere, and Julian
present by Denver Lodge No. 171,
Bryan, roving photographer in follow Miss Morgan the Heath is now working on a scenario for and according to present plans, vitation.
Harry Richman, Bea Charles Farrell and Peggy Hop-
As if to add salt to an open
Russia, will headline the Fall will present
B'nai B'rith lodges in the larger
World Adventure Series program Lillie and many other outstanding kins Joyce. His latest offering, cities throughout the country will wound, the time of the Heidelberg
Delicatessen • Restaurant
"Sarah Bernhardt," based on two
celebration
is to take place on the
of 10 illustrated lectures at the entertainers,
incidents in the life of the famous be urged to establish similar second anniversary of the Hitler
Detroit Institute of Arts.
schools.
roatedstv CLUB MANHATTAN
Dealer 4 Collingwood
WEBSTER HALL
French
actress,
and
especially
Blood
Purge
and as though add-
The series opens at 3:30 on Sun-
Lodges in Louisville, Ky., Fort
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Cu! 3100
MAX CHARNESS
Johnny Jennings and petite Pa- written for radio, was recently Wayne, Ind., and Philadelphia are ing insult to injury Heidelberg is
day, Oct. 11, with a new motion
picture lecture by Dr. Andrews tricia Murray are spinning them- heard on Rudy Vallee's program. contemplating the opening of such the University that has dismissed ganization to succeed the late liar-
To make it possible for a great
entitled "The Ends of the Earth." selves into the hearts of Webster
institutes next autumn. The annual more professors and usurped ry Solomon,
Season tickets for this and the nine Hall patrons with their tricky fast number of people to see this im- conventions of Districts Nos. 2, 4 academic freedom more than any
Mr. Charness was elected at the
portant
play,
the
New
Theater
-
twirling
dance
routines.
Made-
succeedin Sunday lectures are now
2,. embracing states in the other German University.
special rates to and.
There is still time to reconsider special meeting of the organiza-
selling at the Institute at reduced Ion Baker sings popular songs in Union Is offering theater
southwest,
the
midwest,
and
the
tion held on April 25. He is well
parties.
prices. Junior Adventurers, the the floor show as well as chor- organizations for
Pacific Coast, will have on their the error made. "To err is human" known among Jewish groups in
SINGING &
course for boys and girls, also will uses with Bob Chester's orchestra.
agendas an examination into the are the words of Pope, and the Detroit, having served as presi-
The
crowds
at
the
Cocktail
Grill
stigma
can
yet
be
scoured.
meet on Sunday afternoons next
possibilities of founding agencies
dent for three years of the Kishi-
DRAMATICS
fine
testimonial
(
a
these
days
are
Yours
truly,
season. Illustrated folders describ-
for adult Jewish studies on dis-
never Bessaraber Verein, was
WALTER FARBER
nolo and microphone tech-
ing the complete program are now to the popularity of Bob Chester
trict-wide scales.
_
-
nique taught be experts.
3211 Glendale. president for two years of the
In Denver, courses are given on
being distributed at the Institute. in Detroit. Lynn Cole is the feat-
Michigan Progressive Ass'n, has •
MICHIGAN.-Bette Davis ap- world and American Jewish his-
The complete illustrated fall ured male singer with' the orchdb-
held office and was active also in
ROTH
& BERDUN
tra,
while
Slim
Branch
is
seen
in
pears on the screen of the Michi- tory, Jewish literature, and Heb-
series: Oct. 11, Dr. Roy Chapman
School a ROM
numerous other organizations. He
Radio, Soso
Andrews, "The Ends of the several personality numbers.
gan Theater this week in "The rew, together with discussion
is a member of the Committee of
-
4404 Casa
TT. 1 - 2r.,2
Golden Arrow." She is teamed courses on subjects of general in-
Earth." Oct. 18, Captain Irving
21 of the Allied Jewish Campaign
►
CLUB TEN-FORTY
Joe Freedman,
former manager with George Brent, in a story terest.
Johnson, "Circling the Globe in
Mr. and Mot. C. J. Levy hey< returned which direct efforts to erect a
based on the play by Michael Ar-
This latest enterprise in adult home
the Schooner Yankee." Oct. 25,
after spending a few days in De. building for the Jewish Old Folks'
Branson De Coo, "Colorful Paris of the Penthouse has moved down- len. Bette is cast as a barulously Jewish education on the part of trolt
Home.
By Day and By Night." Nov. 1, town to the Club Ten-Forty to join wealthy young lady who is sur- B'nai B'rith is calculated to com-
Mr. and Mot, Max Kahn have been
forces with Max Silk for the sum- rounded by fortune hunters of plete its cultural program which so called to Cleveland 07 the death of the
David Irwin, "Alone Across the forces
Johnny Howard,
who high and low degree. On the stage far has been concentrated in its former' ■ father.
was months.
such a favorite
at the Pent-
Top of the World." Nov. 8, Dr. mer
OLONIAL HOTEL
Mos Alex Kahn spent Sunday
a
Luther Gable, "The Wonders of w the famous Radio City Music Hall three wider scope activities, Hillel Mr.nd
house
has
become
chief
greeter
and master of ceremonies at the Glee club of 24 voices, the Keene Foundations, A. Z. A. and anti- and Mo nday in Detroit.
MINERAL BATHS
Radium."
Commenting on the very much
Twins, Sye Ryan, Freddie Dosh, Defamation League.
Mrs. Joseph &matinee ha. been In-
Nov. 15, Arthur C. Pillsbury,
MOUNT ClIMENS. MICHIGAN
vited to attend • breakfast at Mosher exaggerated "chain store problem"
"New Miracles of Nature." Nov. Ten-Forty. The six Penthouse the Three Swifts and the 12 danc
. Day, and L. A. Warren, president of Safe-
/1•11,
Ann
Arbor.
on
Mother.
are also downtown, as is
will Owvials with her daughter, MI.
22, Julien Bryan, "Soviet Russia adorables
Irma Dear, little blond singer of ing Bandbox -
Beauties entertain
Ester while there. Mr. Semplior will way Stores Inc., of Oakland, Calif.,
in 1936." Nov. 29, Herbert Thomp-
aeronnso7 he ,
made the following observations
ON.
swing
songs.
Yvette Rugel, posses-
UNITED ARTISTS-"I Mar
5.
eon Strong, "Exploring the Magic
legitimate
Ladles night. enan•sxed hy tn. 1. 0.P. which have a direct bearing on the
a Doctor" with Pat O'Brien
World of Color." Dec. 6, Deane H. sor of one of the few Detroit
night was welt attended. living expense and employment op-
B.
on
Monday
night
ried
a
ever heard in
Cards wive the diversion of the evening
Dickason, "Magic Trails Through voices
club is the featured singer. Billy and Josephine Hutchinson is now
Mrs. Harry Ringer portunities of practically every
Another set of four great fea- •nd the hosted...a,
the South Seas." Dec. 13, Captain Laskin, an old favorite, is at the at the United Artists Theater.
Reuben, served a delicious family in the United States. He
M.
Others in the cast are Ross Alex- tures are offered this week at the and
lunch.
Albert W. Stevens. "Adventures in
said: .
old stand at the miniature piano
Louise
Fazenda,
Guy
Kib-
old
Center
Theater,
6540
Woodward
the Stratosphere."
A meeting of the Junior Hada/mall so-
"There has been much criticism
during dance intermissions, along bee and Frank Rhodes.
Ave., near the Boulevard.
ciety composed of mar City and Saginaw
with Jean Defiance who plays the
girls
was
held
this
week
at
the
Saginaw
An important feature of the home of Miss Ella Jowl...rt. Elan. for of chain store development • and
management. There has been a
Mischa Elman Guest Artist accordion. Coyle McKay and his S T A T E.-Warner Baxter in conveniences offered by the Cen- the Mothers' City
Tray luncheon to be held
Famous tithe eta Bathe
II
Country Club Sunday tremendous amount of emotion
boys furnish the dance music.
"Robin Hood of Eldorado" is now ter Theater, where the finest of at the Hay
on Ford Hour Sunday
completed and reset attune are to aroused over the fate of the in-
, //Wary Las X
.-
showing at the State Theater to- entertainment is available at low were
be merle with Mies Irene Brenner. Mrs.
dependent
merchant.
Thinking
men
PLANTATION
Gl neberlen elted r TgaZte:ge
gether with a riotous comedy prices and in the greatest coo
as MI NO YEAR
Mischa Elman, brilliant Russian
should
review
the
history
of
dis-
NO COVER CHARGE
At the Club Plantation, Leonard "The Dugans and the Flannigans" fort, is the free parking with free a
nay ratLitys attenoed the affair.
violinist, will be guest artist with Reed's Plantation melodies is a with Louise Fazenda, Eddie Nu- chauffeur service.
tribution and analyze the word
Lupin was served Ial• In the evening.
Enjoy the Entertainment of
the Ford Symphony Orchestra and miniature musical comedy. Reed Is gent, Ileddia Hopper and Maude
'independent.' Were the merchants
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
Chorus, under the direction of
of the late Eighteen Hundreds
Joe
Penner
and
Jack
Oakie
are
,.,
talented
master
of
ceremonies
as
Eburne.
Victor Kolar on Sunday, May 10. •
• Eddie Lee
seen in "Collegiate," and on the G rand Central Market Of- really independent, and are they
The program will be broadcast well as a singer, dancer and come-
independent today? Isn't it a fact
fens
Excellent
Service
FOX.-On
the
stage
of
the
Fox
same
program
are
Lloyd
Nolan
Dorothy Derrick sings sweet-
at the piano from 9 to 10 p. m., Eastern Day- dian.
that they were at the mercy of
ly. Myra Johnson carries the hot Theater is the season's grandest and Petty Conklin in "One Way
light Time (8 to 9 Eastern Stand- singing spot and Auzie Dial gives entertainment in the person of Ticket," plus a color cartoon,
Detroit housewives have din- their suppliers in most instances
ard
Time)
over
the
entire
coast-
• Blanche Fezzey
with those personality numbers Jack Benny, voted by the Amer- " Mnsic Land." covered a simple method of reduc- on one hand and their credit cus-
to-coast network of the Columbia out
and the three step sons dance fast ican public, the Aristocrat of Hu-, Slonday, Tuesday, Wednesday ing their food costs by shopping tomers on the other?
"Isn't it a fact that the economic
charming songstress System.
tap
steps. Tanya, contortion dan- mor, star of stage, radio and I and Thursday, Merle Oberon, at the Grand Central Market,
-
Mr. Elman was born in Stab
People Are Saying About
twists her seemingly spineless screen, and his radiant radio gang. Fredric March and Herbert Mar- Davison at Linwood. Although plight of the independent mer-
noje, Russia, and at the age of cer,
chant,
before the advent of the
With
him,
of
course,
is
Mary
Liv-
shall
will
be
seen
in
'Dark
Angel,'
operating
for
just
two
years,
the
five gave his first public perform- body into all sorts of amazing ingstone, his wife in private life also John Boles and Gladys substantial savings and fine quality chain store, was somewhat pitiable,
positions.
Eight
Sepia
beauties
ance. Hearing him play, Profes-
back- and his stooge during his radio Swarthout in "Rose of theiof merchandise to be obtained here especially in the food field, and
sor Leopold Auer sensed the boy's provide the dancing girl and
PLANTATION MELODIES
his program. Rancho," plus a color cartoon. ' has reached the ears of women in weren't the grocery jobbers of
genius and he became one of Au- ground and Earl Walton
The screen presentation is the For information regarding any I every part of the city who have that day the wealthy and leading
orchestra
furnish
the
dance
and
20-Sepia
Artists-20
er's most brilliant pupils, studying
introduction of the famous humor- future program you would care to discovered new pleasures in shop- citizens of their communities?
at the Imperial Conservatory in show tunes.
Have you considered the benefits
EARL WALTON'S MUSIC
ist, Irvin S. Cobb, to the ranks of see phone Madison 8484.
ping here.
St. Petersburg. After sensational
Michael Chernik, manager of the which have accrued to other in-
"The Dark Angel," is the most
a movie personality in "Every-
POWATAN
triumphs in Europe, Mr. Elman
powerful and gripping romantic market reports that every day he dustries and employment therein
doveldf,h,
I
Powatan is presenting some- body's Old Man."
made his American debut in New
receives glowing praises from shop- through the release of purchasing
drama
to
reach
the
screen
in
many
%Veil/ re/P t
Pte
power, due to reduced distribution
York in 1908, at the age of 17 thing sensationally new in night
pers
about
this
shopping
mecca
seasons.
Skillfuly
adapted
by
Lil-
entertainment. LeaNichols, RKO DOWNTOWN.-Gold of
and the part that the
with the Russian Symphony Or- club
the whistling ventriloquist who Croesus-like proportions pops up lian Ilellman, author of "The and this praise is justified, he expenses,
chestra. Since then he has given
. the Empire Builder," Children's Hour," and Mordaunt stated. "The finest of food-stuffs average family can now save out
of their small incomes, through
concerts throughout the United was featured in Ripley's "Believe in "Rhodes
at RKO Downtown. It is a Shairp, from a play by Guv Bol- manufactured are available here lower food and clothing costs, with
States, Canada, Mexico and South It or Not" Odditorium at the now
British
made
picture. dealing with ton, this beautiful love story, set and in some instances the savings
$231 WOODWARD AVE. America which have been received World's Fair.
South in a quiet corner of lovely rural to be had are as high as 40 per which they may buy and operate
Jerry Blanchard is filling ■ the development of the and
-Near Seward with enthusiasm. Critics acclaim
their automobiles, their radios and
the England, follows the life of Kitty cent."
African diamond mines
return
engagement
with
torch
"Detroit's Brightest Night Spot" him "the consummate virtuoso.'
colony of Rho- Vane and her neighbors, Alan This thriving shopping center oc - other so-called luxuries unknown mulm 550 Fast Adams "1.1
songs and also acts as mistress of founding of the
in 1915; and have you considered
40,000
square
feet
under
Huston,
American
cupies
Trent (March) and his cousin,
0230
desia. Walter
ceremonies.
one roof and is two blocks long. the new industries such as auto-
plays the title role, Also on Gerald Shannon (Marshall).
Belva White continues her star,
Carmel Hebrew Schools
mobile,
rubber and radio which are
There
are
dozens
of
entrance,
the program is "Too Many Par-
Since childhood, Kitty has
blues renditions and the Dancing ents" featuring Frances Farmer. adored the different Alan and which eliminates traffic congestion today giants of industrial develop-
I. A. Lawton, principal of the Quintuplets provide a rare treat
Gerald has adored her. The War and makes shopping here a pleas- ment and were babies in swad-
Cannel Hebrew Schools, announces to the optics in their thrilling cos-
ADAMS.-at the Adam, Thea- takes both men and in the trench- urable experience. There is ample dling clothes 20 yearn ago; and
that on Friday and Saturday, May tumes.
space at the rear and front of the have you considered the addition-
Gene Regis plays for dancing. ter playing its second week is the es there comes to Alan a realiza- market for 10,000 cars.
IND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA
8 and 9, the pupils of these schools
al employment provided by these
picture that has set the country tion of his love for Kitty. Home
will conduct services at Congrega
industries, and the advertising
agog. It is the Frank Capra pro- on leave, he tells her, and they
CAFE SAKS
tion Beth Abraham, Linwood and
revenue acruing to newspapers,
.
starring Gary Cooper and plan to marry at once. Then
mother s Day Banquet of magazines and broadcasts that has
The
Fullerton. Members and friends
The Cafe Saks Bar eontinueS.
comes
•
sudden
order
cancelling
been made possible by the growth
are invited. These arrangements to be Detroit's favorite night club featuring Jean Arthur in the all leaves. They spend their last
Pythian
Sisters
on
May
14
Clarence
Dudington published
Kelland story
were made after the members of with Jimmy Higgins and his WWJ I that
of these industries?
was originally
in hours together trying to forget
new
friends
the conregation had heard the orchestra winning
Every small reduction in com-
We are expert hatters. Do
Blanche Fezzey, The American Magazine under the that they may never see each i The annual mothers and datigh-
boys conducting Sabbath services every night.
not take chances with your
title "Opera Hat" and presented other again. Alan is reported ' tern banquet of the Pythian Sis- modity prices releases millions of
on Friday and Saturday, April 24 also of WW.1 fame entertains with on the screen under the title "Mr. kiled and Kitty's life is broken. tern of Greater Detroit Temple No. dollars for other uses.
hat by inferior cleaning.
and 25, in honor of the Bar Mitz- her vocal talent and radiant per-
After
the
War
she
resigns
herself
162,
will
be
held
on
Thursday
eve-
ItonaY.ty while Eddie Lee scores Deeds Goes to Town."
vah of P. Turner.
Conservatory
Concert
to Gerald, but ning, May 14, at the Wilshire Ho-
to
an
engagement
The Carmel Hebrew Schools with his distinctive manner of
One of the coming figures in F at . it eps
and provides a tel, Collingwood and 3rd Ayes., at
A miscellaneous concert
•)e
found it necessary to enlarge the singing.
Jewish communal life is Ira harpy en ding.
6 p. m. A well catered dinner will presented by Detroit Conservatory
The cuisine is excellent and Hirschm•nn, vice-president of
west side school, located at 2691
be served and a fine program will of Music students at 3 p. m. Satur- fan cMT3OT
lei
the
talk
are
their
Sunday
dinners
be
moved
Joy Road, and it will
Saks Fifth Avenue and chairman
Wonder what Pedro Montanes, follow. Several prizes will be day, May 9, in Conservatory Hall,
May 10 to 8752 Linwood. between of the town. A specially pre- of the $350,000 campaign for the the Jewish Porto Rican boxer, awarded. The next meeting will be with Miss Betty Williams in
eight
course
dinner
pre-
Established
in
1893
Gladstone and !keine. Registration pared
University in Exile.
thought when Count Covadonga, a social on Wednesday evening, charge. The public is invited.
for new pupils will be accepted in pared by expert chefs Is served
former Crown Prince of Spain. May 13, at 8 o'clock.
Elizabeth Pinkoey, student of
from 85 cents to II. The cozy mixed. There is no cover charge leaned over the ropes and shook
all classes.
We
are
the
originators
and
Olive May Men, of the Detroit
The Young Judaea Club* and and enchanting atmosphere of at any time.
hands with him . .. It was an
Cecil B. Dellille's name is sixth Conservatory, will be presented in
have every equipment to
en-
the pupils of the schools will cel- Cafe Saks lends an Inviting enjoy
Is
located
at
8231
ancestor
of
the
Prince
that
exiled
on
the
California
Republican
pri-
a special recital Thursday evening,
take care cf shaping-re-
Cafe Saks
who
ebrate Law B'Omer Sunday, May vironment to those
Ave., between Seward the ancestor of Montanes from mary ballot for election of dele- May 14, in Grinnell's auditorium.
taining of quality.
food, fine, clean entertain- Woodward
10, at Palmer Park, near the new good
Spain 400 years ago.
gates to the national convention.
and Virginia Park.
The public is invited.
ment
and
choice
liquors
expertly
Casino, across the golf coarse.

`PARIS in SPRING'

"Paris In Spring," the current
production at the Oriole Terrace
closes Sunday night, May 10. This
New York production will be fol-
lowed by another Jack Pomeroy
production direct from Broadway
and titled "Rhythmic Fantasie"

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