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SAMMY RESHEYSKY HOLDS TITLE
Trust Commissioner STAGE AND SCREEN
Dr. Goodman in Cast
OF CHESS CHAMPION IN U. S. by Gov. Fitzgerald
'Paradise Lost'
of "Paradise Lost"
"Ah Wilderness," "Strike
Me Pink," Among Films
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LEONARD REED'S
Oscar A. Kaufman, prominent
at Center This Week
Distinct Honor Attained by Detroiter Who Began as an Detroiter who had held several
important positions of public trust,
Infant Prodigy and Who Remained a Genius
The Center Theater, Woodward
including the offices of assistant at Grand Blvd., cooled by electric
When He Reached Maturity
refrigeration and offering the best
programs and the finest service,
To a Detroiter this week came
In 1935 he was again plunged
announces the following features
a most distinct honor, when Sam- into the limelight when he played
this week:
my Reshevsky won the United in an international tournament in
States chess championship.
On Friday, Saturday and Sun-
Margate, England, against 12 in-
day, Edward Everet Horton and
Finishing half a game ahead of ternationally famed players, in-
Peggy
Conklin in "Her Master's
Albert C. Simonson last Saturday cluding Jose R. Capablanca of
Voice," also Ann Sothern and
night, Sammy achieved an honor Cuba, former world champion,
Lloyd Nolan in "You May Be
which places him in the limelight and won eight games and drew
Next".
three draws. For beating Caps-
for more than one reason:
blanca,
a
former
champion,
he
was
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Sixteen years ago, at the age of
awarded
the
title
grand
master,
and
Thursday, Wallace Beery and
8, he came to Detroit as a boy
and
is
today
one
of
only
about
10
Lionel
Barrymore will be shown
prodigy. He was then the marvel
in the world to hold this distinc-
in "Ah Wilderness", also Eddie
tion.
Cantor and Ethel Merman in
"Strike Me Pink".
At Yarmouth, England, also in
Eddie Cantor, in "Strike Me
1935, he again played in an inter-
Pink," his new Samuel Goldwyn
national tournament and lost only
screen musical, is supported by
one game.
Ethel Merman, Sally Eilers, Park-
Sammy returned to serious
yakarkus, his "Greek" stooge of
chess playing in 1934 at Syracuse.
radio fame, William Frawley and
Ile then beat the best players in
a gorgeous new crop of Goldwyn
the United States, Canada, Sluice
Girls.
and Italy, did not lose a game in
Eddie is a timid little Caspar
14 and drew four draws.
Milquetoast who adores Joyce Len-
Morris Steinberg of Detroit, a
nox (Ethel Merman), a glamorous
nationally known checker fan, took
OSCAR A. KAUFMAN
night-club singer.'Through a prank
a particular interest in Sammy
of fate he becomes manager of
and was responsible for introduc- prosecuting attorney, corporation Dreamland Amusement Park and
ing him to the late Julius Rosen- counsel of Wayne County and gets mixed up with a ruthless
assistant
attorney
general
of
wald. S a mmy had started
gang of crooked slot machine
to play chess when an infant, and Michigan, was appointed Public racketeers, upon whom he uses his
at the age of five was already Trust Commissioner by Governor magnetic finger, super-magnetic
known throughout the world. He Fitzgerald.
eye, etc., with varying degrees of
came to Detroit 16 years ago. Un-
success. When he learns that Joyce
der the guidance of Mr. Rosen-
Revelry
by
Night
is the decoy of the gang he is
wald he quit playing, entered
properly
disillusioned and finds
Northern High School, then con-
himself able to take vengeance by
BLOSSOM HEATH
tinued his studies at the Univer-
SAMMY RESHEVSKY
bringing
every last one of the
Helen Morgan, the famous
sity of Chicago.
Sammy Reshevsky acquires the "Julie" of "Show Boat" fame, is racketeers to justice. Not, how-
of the world, having beaten one
ever,
before
he has cavorted
champion a f ter another. He American title as the successor to in her final week at Blossom through the funniest situations he
achieved a record when, in 1920, Frank J. Marshall, who held the Heath where she will make her has ever had, including a side-
he won 19 games and tied In only championship for 27 years, and last appearance Wednesday night. splitting roller-coaster chase that
one against the best players at relinquished it this year without Lou Bring is accompanying Miss had last night's audience roaring
Morgan at the piano. Revere &
competition.
West Point.
James, suave Continental dance with mirth.
Coming here on Thursday for
Parkyakarkus is a real screen
Then, at the behest of the late few days' stay as the guest of team, are being held over for a
Julius Rosenwald who took a deep Morris Steinberg, Sammy Reshev- second week. George Kavanagh find and Miss Merman, Sally Fil-
ers
and William Frawley lend Can-
and
his
boys
furnish
the
dance
interest in him, Sammy was in re- sky was totally unaffected by his
tirement for eight years. He en- triumph. Hailed by New York ex- tunes. Ed Fritz announces the tor superb support.
Handsomely
mounted and stud-
opening
of
an
entirely
niw
show
joyed a normal boyhood, studied, perts as the outstanding contender
ded with sidesplitting gags and
earned the degree of Ph. B. in for the world chess title, he is to- Thursday night.
some swell song hits by the team
the school of commerce of the Uni- day in the limelight as a prodigy
of Harold Arlen and Lew Brown,
versity of Chicago where he spe- who remained a genius beyond
CLUB TEN FORTY
cialized in accounting.
childhood.
Pretty Frances Hunt is setting "Strike Me Pink" is a. riot of fun
the Club Ten Forty patrons up that stoves at roller coaster speed.
on their hands with a style of Its Cantor at his hilarious best
Menasha Skulnik Returns to Littman's
rhythm song that is delightfully —and that's plenty funny.
hereabouts. Johnny Howard
For One More Performance on Tuesday new
continues to swing his listeners
out of the world with him with
AT ORIOLE TERRACE
that remarkable and inexhaust-
able supply of energy that is his.
Mary Nolan, the former Imo-
The Ten Forty Adorables feature
a Mexican dance among the many. gene Wilson, has been engaged
for
a personal appearance at the
Billy Lankin shares the . dance
interlude spotlight with Jean De- Oriole Terrace, beginning Satur-
day
night. Having closed several
f ranee, popular accordionist. Coyle
McKay and his orchstra dispense long run engagements in suprer
clubs
in and around New York,
the dance and show tunes. Tues-
day night continues to be celeb-
rity night.
"MELODIES"
Second Edition of the Great-
est Sepia Revue Ever Presented
in Detroit
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MENASHA SKULNIK AND PART OF CAST
Menasha Skulnik, great Jewish
comedian, and his cast will return
to Littman's Yiddish People's
Theater, 12th and Seward, for only
one more performance on Tuesday
evening, May 26.
Skulnik and cast wit: appear in
Joseph Rumshinsky's "Fishel Der
Gerutener," a musical hit that was
highly successful in New York.
Star members of his cast are Ola
Lillith, Paul Burstein, Leon Gold
and others.
stein, Mrs. Daniel Goldberger and
Mrs. Philip Catsman. Mrs. Nathan
Finkelstein. chairman of the hos-
For the benefit of the school pital supplies committee, is in
penny luncheon fund through charge of this affair.
which hot meals are provided the
The program will include dance
school children of Palestine, Ha-
dassah, held its annual luncheon numbers by Miss Betty Seitner,
meeting at the Dresden Hotel and an address by Mrs. Joseph
Ehrlich of Detroit, guest speaker.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hyman Podolsky, chairman Tea will be served.
of the penny luncheon fund com-
Culminating a month of prep-
mittee, was in charge of the affair, aration,
a mother-daughter ban-
Hostesses have been selected for quet
was sponsored under the joint
the linen shout- which is to be
auspices
the Beth Israel Junior
held Monday, May 25, at 2:16 p. Sisterhood, of the
Young Judaea and
m. in the social hall of Temple Junior Hadassah,
on Monday, at
Beth El, to supplement the needs the
Jewish
Community
Center.
of hospitals and clinics in Pales-
Places were laid for 45 at the
tine maintained by the Hadassa4
organization. They are Mrs. Ber annual luncheon of the Sisterhood
Slesnick, Mrs. Norman Sorseher. of Temple Beth El, held at the
Mrs. Louis Colish, Mrs. Meyei Flint Tavern Wednesday.
Schiller, Mrs. Louis Harris, Mrs
In the absence of the president,
Ben Schlager, Mrs. Jack Bern Mrs. Ellis Warren, Mrs. Abraham
Eiseman, vice president, conducted
the meeting.
Rabbi Jerome Folkman of Jack-
glint Notes
Littman's
People's Theatet
12TH AT SEWARD
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
ONE DAY ONLY
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WEBSTER HALL
Johnny Jennings and Patricia
Murray begin their fourth and
final week at the Webster Hall
Cocktail Grill tonight. Madelon
Baker of the titian locks has some
new song offerings. Bob Chester
leads the orchestra, sings and in-
troduces the acts. Lynne Cole
and Slim Branch also sing with
the band and in the floor shows,
which are augmented every Sat-
urday night by several extra acts.
CLUB PLANTATION
Leonard Reed has an entirely
new second edition of his melo-
dies at the Club Plantation. Doro-
thy Derrick sings sweetly with
the eight Dancing Darlings as an
effective background. Three Step-
Sons step it out with tapping good
rhythms to the tunes of Earl Wal-
ton's music, and Myra Johnson
goes "hotcha" in song. Tanya
continues to amaze in the coLtor-
tion way, and Auzie Dial person-
alizes in song.
MARY NOLAN
Miss Nolan feels that the per-
sistent trail of hard luck that has
been hers is now at an end. She
will be an added attraction to the
musical Jack Pomeroy production,
"Rhythm Fantasies," with a cast
of 30 featured show girls and
acts.
Frank Hall, popular master of
ceremonies with the very fine
baritone voice, Bob and Fleurette
Gilbert, Dawn and Darrow, Ann
Page and others comprise the list
of acts.
Anthony Trini and his orchestra
having made a great hit with the
patrons of the Oriole Terrace
with thir swing music, are held
over for an indefinite stay.
THE POWATAN
Starting on their second week
at the Powatan are those cele-
brated melodymaniacs of song,
Goff and Kerr.
Bel v a White, extraordinary
singer of the blues, continues her
record-breaking stay, and the nix
Dancing Starlets dance beauti-
fully and display a gorgeous vari-
ety of costumes in their\ interest-
ing routines.
Gene Regis furnishes the music
for all three shows and also for
Palestine "Blue Shirt." Organised
dancing.
JERUSALEM (WNS— Palcor
son, Mich., took for his topic, Agency)—Palestine has its own
"The Gentle Cynic."
brand of "blue shirts" now. The
The invocation was given by inaugural meeting was held here
Rabbi Bernard Zeiger, and Mrs. of the "shock troops" which are
James Rapport pronounced the being organized by the political
benediction.
party of the Mufti of Jerusalem.
12,000 Square Foot Photograph in the Making
ZIGMUND WEINTRAUB
Presents
AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA
Menashe Skulnik
Ola Lilit
Pesachke Burstein
great Operetta
Enjoy DOUBLE . MELLOW
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LA 4500
ANELS for the great photo.
graphic mural which will occupy
the walls of the new Ford Rotunda
bending at Dearborn. Mich.. are so
large that handling the Individual
photographs requires half a dosen
men. In the view at lett above.
workmen are placing linen cloth el
the line board surfaced panel 's.
tona • backing for the photo-
P
Aseisted by LEO GOLD
Libretti. by L. Frenikn
Aldo ta..e entire original New
I York Star Cast sad Chorus i
Tickets at box-office.
graphic eboet. At the right. as ar-
tist retouches a completed panel.
The completed moral wt.! be 400
feet long and 20 feet high. Tt la
formed of e8 panels. each having a
welded steel frame: and shows the
cycle of Ford car production from
the mines to the entitled product
in 22 pictures. The panels are 20
teat high and six feet wide. Making
glilgrtleenta to this et. required
a giant Camera carefully protected
agatnet the slightest betiding ell.
maim., from railroad and vehicular
traglc.
The mural will form the central
decorative display In the Retsina*
building which to to serve as •
gateway for the teas of thousug.s
who enseely ylsk _the oast,
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had its initial showing here on
Friday evening and will have addi-
tional showings on Saturday mati-
nee and evening and on Sunday
FREE PAIIKING
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This is Odets' fourth play in two
years, his earlier success being
"Waiting for Lefty," "Till the Day
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tells the timely story of an aver-
age, well-to-do, middle-class circle
of Jewish people caught in the
maelstrom of the depression. As a
subject of great importance in
these times, this story is handled
Famous Beauty of Screen and Stage
by Mr. Odets with honesty, humor,
pathos and extraordinary dramatic
skill.
Beginning Saturday Night
LEE CORBMAN-SCHAKNE
TO PRESENT 37 PIANO
STUDENTS IN RECITAL
MARY NOLAN nt-
"The World'•most
beeteitul blonde..
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lErK° "RHYTHM FAPITASIES I, All.Star Cast
of Thirty
Lee Corbman-Schakne, of the
Detroit Conservatory of Music,
will present 37 of her piano stu-
dents in a musical revue, in two
acts, at the Censervatory next
week. The first act will be given
Tuesday evening, May 26, and the
second Thursday evening, June 4.
Admission is free.
Piano pupils of Katherine Nel-
son will offer a free recital in
Conservatory Hall Friday eve-
ning,' May 29. The Cohservatory's
senior class will hold its annual
dinner-dance in the Wardell June
5, with Carolyn Blausser. u gen-
eral chairman.
Sunday, May 24, at 3:30 p. rn.,
a student recital will be given at
the Gunzburg School of Music.
Nellie Steiniger, Charles Zolla,
Leonard Fox, Bernard Piaskow-
sky, James Bopp, Loraine Gendil,
Ilene Posner, Esther S o r i n,
Adolphine Tyberghein, Benjamin
Fogel and Gilbert Gervais will par-
ticipate.
The last half of the program is
a general rehearsal for the Trinity
College of London examinations,
which are held every year in De-
troit.
On May 35 Gilbert Gervais, a
student of Dr. Mark Gunzburg re-
ceived first prize in his division,
which consists in payment of three
months tuition for his piano les-
sons. He got the highest marks in
the United States, The examiner is
Sir Granville Bantock, a promi-
nent English composer,
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MICHIGAN—Fred MacMurray
and Carole Lombard in the gay
romantic comedy, "The Princess
Comes Across," is now at the
Michigan Theater in addition to
the stage show featuring Barbette,
Robbins and the O'Connor Family
from the famed "Jumbo" in New
York besides Tip, Tap and Toe,
Helen Charleston and many other
entertainers.
UNITED ARTISTS—Madeline
Carroll and George Brent in "The
Case Against Mrs. Ames," is now
showing at the United Artists
Theater. Brent has a rare oppor
tunity to display his talents as a
comedian in this picture in which
he is cast as a cynical district at
torney, determined to convict a
beautiful blonde defendant, even
if he has to become a "party boy'
to do it.
FOX—"Show Boat," popularly
recalled as Edna Ferber's best sel
ler novel and as the Jerome Kern
Oscar Hammerstein stage hit, is
at the Fox this week.
Jack Hylton and his "Continen
cal Revue" occupy the stage of
the Fox. This internationally fa
mous revue includes Pat O'Mal
ley, Peggy Dell, Magda Neeld,
Alec Templeton, Freddy Schweit-
zer, and the Merry Macs.
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Square Playbo y " with Warren
William. June Travis and Barton
MacLane, is now showing at the
State Theater together with Mar
garet Lindsay, Glenda Farrell and
Lyle Talbot in "The Law in Her
Hands."
At 8:30 P. M.
presented by the
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Special Saturday Matinee at 2:30
Gunzburg Students' Recital
Tues. Eve., May 26
• Bob Chester
Dr. Henry Goodman appears in
the cast of Clifford Odets' "Para-
dise Lost" which is now being pre-
sented by the New Theater Union
at the Institute of Arts. The play
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School of .Religion :
On Saturday and Sunday morn-
ings, May 23 and 24, the School
of Religion dill hold its closing
exercises. Saturday morning the
school will be entertained with a
Biblical play entitled "Ruth of
Moab," by E. E. Levinger; and on
Sunday morning the primary and
ADAMS—Motion picture fans intermediate school will be enter-
who breathlessly followed Ronald tained with a play entitled, "The
Coleman in "BeanGeete," and Pageant of the Law" by E. E.
who adored Claudette Colbert in Levinger.
"It Happened One Night," have a
The Temple High School will
great new treat in store for them celebrate senior class day with the
in "Under Two Flags," starring presentation of the second of
Ronald Colman, Claudette, Victor The Dybbuk," by S. Anski.
MacLaglen and Rosalind Russell, Your People's Twple a.b:
which Is now playing its second
On Monday night, June 22, the
week at the Adams Theater,
Young People's Temple Club will
rive their 37th annual moonlight.
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besecured
mad by.
so c 3 s 18 Ii 3 n9a
The testimonial dinner to Sam- Ticket, tcoann mant
uel Unte rneyer was cancelled at
r
Mem'. Temple Deist
the last moment because the vet- On W
y, May 27, at 6:30,
eras attorney VII so ill that his
the Men's Temple Club will spon-
life was despaired of.
sor the sport celebrity stag at a
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dinner meeting. The entertain
meat committee boasts the en
augment of such speakers a
"Hank" Greenberg, Harry Kipke
"Potsy" Clark and Jack Adams
Both El Colin. of Jewish Studies
On Monday night, May 25, ■
8:30, Rabbi Leon Feuer of Col
ling-wood Avenue Temple, Toledo
will deliver the lecture at th,
eleventh annual dosing exercise
of Beth El College of Jelms1
Studies.