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Able Pianist

Fenkell Mothers' Club Spon-
sors Inter-Settleifient
Samuel Sorin, son of Mr. and
Party June 23

Kathryn Meisle Guest Solo-
Mrs. Ilerman Sorin of 83 Rich-
ist on Ford Sunday
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ORIOLE TERRACE
"The Sky's your roof" at the
Another in a series of inter-
settlement activities will be held on Oriole Terrace these days with the
ist.
Tuesday evening, June 23, at 8 beautiful summer garden open.
Kathryn Meisle, leading contral-
On Wednesday evening, May
o'clock,
at the l'arkside and Mid- Anthony Trini and his orchestra
to ,with the Metropolitan Opera 27, he was presented in a recital
land
Synagogue, when the Fenkell will bid farewell to the Terrace
Company, will be guest soloist with
Mothers' Club will have a family this week along with Anne Paige,
the Ford Symphony Orchestra and
get-together with parents of the delineator of the blues. The Pome-
Chorus under the direction of Vic-
roy Earl girls have several new
Tau Beta Community House.
tor Kolar during the Ford Sun-
A feature of the party will be Production numbers to offer for
day Evening Hour, on June 14,
their final week. Frank Hall acts
the
presentation
of
a
comedy
skit
The program will be broadcast
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entitled "Monkeyshines in a Doc- as master of ceremonies singing
tiosso olsusvoisa ;lo tss
from Orchestra ► lall, from 9 to 10
tor's Office", by the Father's Club in fine baritone voice as his indi-
p. m., Eastern Daylight Time (8
•
of the Tau Beta Community vidual part of the show. Charles
to 0 EST), over the entire coast-
1,5n∎ nr
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npne
House, directed by Charles B. and Celeste are outstanding among
to-coast network of the Columbia
the dance teams that have ap-
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McColl Boy's and Men's Worker,
Broadcasting System,
peared
at
the
Oriole.
Johanne
!tlY , 14 CRP'S
Inter-Settlement parties began
Miss Meisle was born in Phila-
over a year ago when the Jewish Thayer dances eccentrically, Pa-
delphia, of a pioneering German
Community Center Mother's Clubs mela ,Clifford acrobatically and
family. She made her operatic de-
Come Early
invited all mothers affiliated with Verna Dean has a smooth rhythm
but in 1921 as Erda in "Siegfried"
the Federation of Settlements as number.
with the Minneapolis Orchestra,
their guests at a Palestinian pro-
under Emil Oberhoffer. In 1929 she
WEBSTER HALL
gram. Since that time other com-
went abroad to make her European
The Lytell Sisters in acrobatic
munity houses have followed the
debut in Cologne, where her per-
precedent of acting as hosts to dance routines are being held over
formance in "II Trovatore" won
for a third and final week at the
Weekday.
other neighborhood groups.
her recognition as one of the
The Fenkell Mothers' Club is popular Webster Hall cocktail
world's greatest contraltos. In re-
one of the seven such clubs spon- grill, Bob Chester and his smooth
cent years she has made frequent
sored by the Jewish Community orchestra continue to please with
Edward G. Robinson returns to I appearances with leading orches-
Center and directed by Mary Cap- Madelon Baker as the featured
the screen with starring honors in teas and in festivals throughout
lan,
girl vocalist. Slim Branch and
"Bullets or Ballots", the sensa- the country. For her "outstanding
Lynne Cole sing in the floor shows
tional melodraMa which startled work and brilliant career as an
B'NAI MOSHE FESTIVAL and with Chester's orchestra.
Friday, June 12, at the Michigan American artist," Miss Meisle has
Every Saturday night the grill
SAMUEL SORIN
Theater. I earned the distinction of being
TO CLOSE ON SUNDAY features a floor show augmented
I voted an honorary life member of at Kimball Hall in Chicago and
with several additional acts.
the National Federation of Music was lauded by critics as possess-
The B'nai Moshe outdoor fe -
Clubs.
ing outstanding. ability.
tival, now in progress on Dexter
TEN-FORTY CLUB
Samuel Soria won a piano con- Blvd. and Lawrence Ave., wi I
Consuelo Gonzalez, the Mexican
test in 1928 in Detroit and was
firebrand, is the new singer at the
The Linwood Dexter Mothers'
Conservatory's Commence- the winner of the Michigan State
club ;en-Forty. Johnny Howard
Club will hold the farewell meet-
enn tast in
meat on June 19
will remain for a while longer due
ing of the season, at the Dexter
A first Wham:11P Uttlfeeit eeet IL,... -
to a change in the plans of Jack
branch of the Jewish Community
Hylton who is in Hollywood for a
Detroit Conservator y of Music's
Center, on Tuesday afternoon, June
•
few weeks. Janis Thompson pre-
i be he ld
10, at 2 o'clock, The Music Study anniol commencement wll
sents a table acrobatic dance as
r iday, J une 19,in the
Club will furnish music for the a t It p.
her
outstanding number. Billy
main
auditorium
of
the
Detroit
program. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Golbin
HEADING A BIG STAGE SHOW! MANY OTHERS
tankin plays and sings to his own
will entertain with humorous read- Institute of Arts, Fred Patton,
The newly elected officers of the
accompaniment
at the miniature
ins. The domestic science class of head of the voice department at Zedakah Club were installed he
at a
piano during the dance interludes.
the Mothers' Clubs will provide the Michigan State College and dean beautifully appointed luncheon
Coyle McKay and his orchestra
refreshments.
of the Bay View Summer Music bridge, Tuesday, June 2, at North-
furnish the dance music.
wood
Inn.
School,
will
be
principal
speaker.
Another end of the season party
Others
on
the
program
will
be
5Irs,
Jacob
Harwith
was
master
will be held by the 12th St. club on
PLANTATION
Tuesday evening, June 10, at 8 Gizi Szanto, pianist of school; of ceremonies. Mrs. Ralph Paul
"Rhythm Hotel" is the name of Enjoy DOUBLE.MELLOW Old Gold Cigarettes after the show
o'clock, at the Polish Synagogue, Ilenry Slegl, violinist of WJR; the gave the invocation.
the new musical show that Leon-
The
The incoming
. wife
i i n-
,
A special feature of the evening, Conservatory's famed string en
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ard Reed has produced and is em-
r
which has been featured stalled by the outgoing o icers
will be a dance of nations in cos-
ceeing at the Club Plantation, In
over
Station
WXYZ
for
past
sev-
with
the
exception
of
the
presid
ent
tome by the International Inst.'.
this
new
miniature
musical
co-
DEDICATED 1 0 THE U. OF D.
tutee 'Refreshments and dancing eral months, and Edward J. Jeff- who was re-elected, was instal led
medy the Plantation has another
ries, Jr., president of the Conserva- by Mrs. M
cleverly different floor show. The
f Zedakah
Zedakah
"Creative Education and the tory, who will present diplomas to
eight sepia dancing girlsrliorothy
the following:
'The president gave a complete
Child" will be the topic of a die-
Darriek has the leading singing
UNDER
Violin and cello department: and detailed report of the year.
cussion lead by Miss Laurentine
UNDER
rule and Tanya, amazing control
TH
Collins, head of the Health Edd - Harry Lee Murray and Beverly She thanked all officers and leom-
and contortion dancer, is the fea-
mi
Larabee'Palmer;
dramatic
art
and
ttees
for
their
cooperation,
the
•R OOF
cation Division of the Board of
ture of the revue. Myra Johnson
play . prOduction: June Rilla Byers publ ic as well as the press . for
or
Education,' at a meeting of the
sings thd '"hotcha" songs and the
EUGENE VAN ANTWERP
Woodward Young s Mothers' Club and Mabel L. Livingston; piano, helping Zedakah Club to complete
Three Step Sons display some fast
Isobel
Lindsay
Williamson
and
He-
a
successful
year.
'DA Thursday afternOon, June 18,
come
to
a
close
on
Sunday
eve-
tap
routines. Earl Walton and'his
at 2 o'clock, at the Center, Wood- lea Irene Gober; organ; William The following officers were in- ning, June 14,
CHARLES and CELESTE
, ' SOCIETY DANCE TEAM
orchestra dispense the necessary
G,
Koerper;
tracing,
Caroline
Rae
stalled:•
ward and Holbrook.
FRANK HALL, M. C.
'
Councilman
Eugene
Van
Ant-
"hot"
rhythms.
. •
President, Mrs. Abe Rosenberg;
An ex-president's tea will be held Blausser, Helen Gober and Beula
Internationally Famous
werp will preside at the closing
first vice-president, Mrs. Max Co-
DINNERS FROM $1.25
at the home of Mrs, Oscar Robin-
Orchestra
ceremonies during which a Chev-
SAKS
Junior certificates: Chester Dev- van; second vice-president, -Mrs.
COLLEGIATE SUPPER
son, chairman of the Mothers' Club
ANTHONY TRINI
rolet Master Coach will be
Marvin Fredericks is being held
advisory board committee, on Tues- enow, Sidney 11, Bailey, Jr., Irene Jack Greenberg; third vice4resi- awarded, at 10 p. m.
with ANN PAIGE
Atter 10118 .r. m. $1.00
over for another week to be fol-
ysi
e
Tlaginski,
Ilhomas
Novak,
El
(lent,
Mrs.
Morris
Davis;
record-
day, June 23, at 1:30 p. m. The
This festival commemorates lowed by Sammy Dibert's fine
TAST GRAND BLVD., Al' WOODWARD .
TR. 2.0100
tea is for ,the ex-presidents of all Brantley, Lewis Bodo, Helen R. ing secretary, Mrs. Samuel Al- the silver jubilee of Congregation swing
band on June 19. Sunday Illtittille=1:10-0901:8:8X10001:11:10-0#91:10-91:11XHWItIV40401:1-0000 000*
Ilimebaugh, Velma Lamb, Betty mug; corresponding. secretary,
of the Mothers' Clubs.
B'nai
Moshe,
night
will
mark
the
opening
of
Rutli
Mrs.
Paul
Deutch;
treasurer,
Mrs.
Ries
and
Barbara
Jacque-
"An Operetta Under the Stars"
.
Waneda Wright, red-haired sing-
r
Samuel Baker; mother advisor to
will be presented by the Mothers' main.
Zedakah Juniors, Mrs. Ben Jacob; Cody Announces Candidacy ing accordionist, who will be mak-
Clubs on Wednesday, June 24, at
ing
her Detroit debut. Further de-
chairman of publicity, Mrs. Philip
. , at the con
Frank Plays i
tails...will be given in the daily
TODAY - SAT:. SUNIM
for Circuit Court Corn-
ground adjacent to the Center. The Service Life Warns Against Lipson.
newspaper's early in the week.
Mrs. Rosenberg announced her
B. Crosby-E. Merman
Delay in Securing Life
missioner
operetta to be presented is "Kol- I
standing committees for the year
In
duni" or the "Witch." Rhoda Es-i
Insurance
BLOSSOM HEATH
as
follows:
Investigator
case
work.
In announcing his candidacy for
havie is directing the singing
.•
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Richman is setting an all
E dith` Muskin the dancing, Sarah • To delay the purchase of insur- er, Mrs. Pauline Loeb; trustees, the office of Circuit Court Commis- time tarry
attendance record at Blossom
WWoodwardBoulevard!
also
Avrin the dramatics,' and Sam alley is indeed a dangerous peas- Mrs. Joe Staub, Mrs. Al Goialserg, sioner on the Democratic ticket at Heath where he is completing the
R. Denny-Gail Patrick
Golum will be in charge of make- tice. Investigation and study of Mrs. Kolman Shapero, Sirs.'Pavid the Sept. 15 primary, William J. final week of a two week engage.
In
up. one insurance company's experi- Tyner; chairmen of layettes',' Mrs: Cody, prominent attorney and ment. Sam Briskin of the Colum-
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"Preview Murder"
ence over a period of three months Morris Knopper and Mrs. Dorothy Democratic leader said that it was bia studios has written a new
Trees Planted in Palestine brought to light that out of a total Cove; hospital committee, Min. M. time that candidates for public story that is taking Richman back
•
Markovitz, Mrs. Louis Germansky, office stood by their party and its
Through J. N. F. Fund
of 2,752 deaths during this period,
to Hollywood from Detroit. "The
5100. - TUES.- MED. - THURS.
, lb deaths were due to old age while Mrs. Theodore Shaffer; good cheer organization to re-establish party Scene Changes" and "You're Toots
Council of Detroit
committee, Mrs. George Robino- responsibility; and that candidates
12,736 persons died at premature
To Me" are two typical Richman
J. Cagney-P, O'Brien
witz, Mrs. Edward Sklar; social keep their pre-election promises
o
numbers that are being introduced
The following trees were planted ages,
In
chairman, Mrs. Samuel Almug; which many neglect and forget af-
the time these 2,752 persons
to the Heath and Detroit for the
this week in Palestine through the !
cultural chairman, Mrs. Philip teeter being elected, Attorney
first time this week. Pretty Betty
Jewish National Fund Council of received their insurance policies, Lipson; decorations chairmen, Mrs.
Cody further stated that he be Dell is swinging rhythm songs on
Detroit: each was in a sound healthy con-
Coo
RalphPaul, Mrs. Jacob Ilarwith, lieved in rewarding faithful organ-
the bill with Richman. Billy keel
Three trees by Mr. and Mrs. A. dition. Each one had every reason Mrs. J. Rubin. !Wien workers with positions to and Louise
Laurel and Hardy
Mele have some un-
In
Katzin of 3728 Tuxedo Ave., in in the world to expect that he
For the major money raising enhance stronger party affilia- usual "stories" to tell by way of
memory of their daughter, Ruth would live to a ripe old age, but as project the president announced lions, believing that there is a cam- the tap dance. Their number in-
"Bohemian Girl"
the figures show, most of them did
Mitcoff Katzin.
the following chairmen: Mrs. Max petent Democrat for every posi- spired by the Max Fleischer co-
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Two trees by European Jewish not.
Coven, Mrs. Jack Greenberg, Mrs. tion.
medy bouncing ball cartoon and
Another interesting record Morris Davis.
Women's Welfare Organization in
Candidate Cody has taken an Harlem "Truckin" are as novel
memory of their beloved departed showed that out of all claims paid
Mrs. J. Rubin recited the oath active part in Democratic affairs and as fine as ever presented here-
in one year, 6 per cent were on
member, Jennie Newman.
with the officers and committees, in the city of Highland Park. His abouts. Bob Grant and his or-
persons who died during the first
and Mrs. Ralph Paul gave the sized b ays a ll camem
D paiog cn re a r th isrectohge-
in
exclusive
ive
Mlawer Umgegend Verein policy year and that 72i per cent closing prayer.
by
beach a nd frotm
ennM
of the deaths occurring were
is iaclub
mi's
, country.
Picnic on June 28
dispense the dance and show tunes.
among those who had been insured
for less than 20 years. Ordinarily
Clubs Hold Annual
Elaborate preparations are be- it takes about 29 years before the
Jew ish Radio Forum to Fea-
Banquet
ing made by the Mlawer Umge- deposits on a life insurance policy
MICHIGAN-Edward G. Robin
MICHIGAN-Edward
gend Verein for the picnic on compounded at 354 per cent inter-
Joan Blundell in the excit-
ture Jewish Music
u
June 28, at Luna Park, 13-Mile est equals the matured value. ing melodama, "Bullets or Ballots" pus Ts iC
pus Club and the Cam-
Alumni
am
m ni Club of Wayne Uni-
Road and Grosbeck Highway. These are interesting figures when with Barton MacLane, George E.
T he Jewish Radio Forum Cons-
Stories in "Topa"
Dancing, dining and entertain- you stop to think that 20 years of
and an all-star cast, is now varsity held their annual combined mitt ee, headed by Aaron Kurland,
ment will be provided. Ben F. constant saving will only equal the showing at the Michigan Theater. banquet Thursday, May 29, at ann
BETTY DELL
ounces the formation of the
Golden, president of the Verein, face of the policy and that 27ti In addition, Wini Shaw, famous Webster Hall.
S ong Stylist
Det roit Forum Male Choir which
appointed I. Mellin chairman of per cent of the persons dying dur- singing star of the movies, radio
The affair was well attended by will
present for the entertainment I
the picnic committee, and S. Lich- ing one year had paid premiums and stage, appears in person on members of both organizations. of t
tenstein, ticket holder. For tick- on their insurance less than 20 the Michigan stage this week along Dr. Jules W. Goldsmith acted as ever he Detroit Jewish community, ,
y Sunday over Station WJBK,
Beach and Tema. Cinh
ets call Euclid 2409-M, Lafayette years.
with Carlini, Frank Gaby and toastmaster and entertained the Jew ish religious and folk music.
1112 or Tyler 5-4183.
group
up with several of the imita- The
Company, Virginia Pope, the Six
choir
will
bring
before
the
A meeting is scheduled for Sun-
and skits for which he is fa- mice
New York's garment center Denwills, and Earl and Fortune,
ophone William Cayman
day, June 14, at 8:30 p. m., at boasts a dealer in Yiddish papers
The speakers included David note d
Detroit conductor, assisted
L
Jericho Hall. Refreshments and who is not only a son of Erin but
Holmes
and Norman G. Wane, by
UNITED ARTISTS - Douglas
the
following artists: First
entertainment will be provided,
e
has a brogue as thick as your arm. Fairbanks, Jr., and EliSsa Landi W ayne University coaches, Drs. s teen
rs, Nathan Mogil and Louis
in "The Amateur Gentleman," Madison and Grossman of the G res
nblatt; second tenors, Joseph
from the world-famous novel of Wayne faculty and Albert J. Sil- Sieg
el and Nathan Mertenbaum;
Jefferey Farnol, is now at the her, president of the Campus fi rs t bassos, Max Somberg and
p
r
United Artists Theater. Alumni Club, Irvi ng Rosengart; second bassos,
It mew announced that the All
n Sumetz and Samuel Rut-
STATE-"Murder by an Aris- Campus Alumni Club annual aunt- ch
e ap
an sky.
tocrat," a mystery thriller with mer formal will be held Sunday
he first program will be tea-
Lyle Talbot, Marguerite Churchill June 21, at the Club Lido. Ar- hired
next Sunday, June 14, over
and Claire Dodd, is now showing rangements for this affair are un-
ion WJBK, at 8 p. m.
at the State Theater together with der the supervision of Samuel Q.
"Three of a Kind," a hilarious co- Braverman,
medy romance of a family taking a
Victor Gollancz, London's lead-
Rosa Ponselle is preparing to ing book publisher, has organized
flyer in high society.
make her film debut.
a Left Book Club.
FOX - Alive with romance,
breath:ess with thrills, hilarious
with comedy and tingling with
suspense, "Half Angel" opens at
the Fox Theater Friday, with
Frances Dee, Brian Donlevy and
Charles Butterworth in the fea-
tured roles.
Because he was so well received
.Cominizi Soon :
by the Detroit theater-goers a few
months ago, N.T.T. (Nils T. Gran-
lund) will again take possession of
the stage at the Fox starting to-
day for another week.

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BULLE So BALLOTS

Mothers' Clubs

JOAN BLOND ELL • Barton Maclane
Humphrey B gart • Frank McHugh

Officers 'Installed
by Zedakah Club

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"Ceiling Zero"

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Barry Richman

Billy Reed and Louise Mele

BOB GRANT'S ORCHESTRA

STATE FAIR
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3,000,000th Ford V-8 Comes

Off Assembly Line

The 3,000,000th V-8 Ford came
off the famous final assembly line
at the Rouge Plant of the Ford
Motor Company last week under
the eyes of Henry Ford and Edsel
Ford and a group of British ce-
ment manufacturers headed by
Viscount Wolmer.
The car, which marks another
milestone in Ford production, was
immediately driven to the new
Ford Rotunda after it had been
inspected by the Fords and their
guests. There It will remain on
display for a few days after which
it will be started overland to Dal-
las for exhibition during the sum-
mer in the Ford Exposition Bldg.,
at the Texas Centennial. Exposi-
tion.
The 3,000,000th V-8 unit was the
one-millionth Ford to be built since
June 13, 1935, year less 18 days.
The first V-8 Ford was produced
March 9, 1932. It was the first mo-
tor car below the expensive fine-
car field to be powered with a V-
type engine, The 1,000,000th V-8
Ford was built June 19. 1934 and
driven that afternoon to Chicago
where it was at once placed on ex-
hibition in the Ford Exposition
Bldg., at the World' s Fair.

Outstanding Features at Center Theater

COME ONE! COME ALL!

Weinberg Now Broadcasts on Mondays

DINE AND DANCE TO
MARVIN FREDER
TORRID RHYTHM
IN AIR-COOLED
CAFE SAKS BAR
• Ped•Haired Warieda
SinqingrAccordi

.SomplyDiebert
'Ride Rhythm'

ADAMS-Giving another whirl
to the cycle of herrer tales is
"Dracula's Daugl.ter," now at the
Adams. The leading roles are taken
SCENE FROM "CEILING ZERO"
by Otto Kruger, Gloria Holden,
Marguerite Churchill, I r ving
Center Theater, 6540 Wood- hemian Girl," plus a color csr- Fiche! and Edward Van Sloan.
ward, at Grand Blvd., is tooled loon will be the features.
"Champagne Charlie", mystery
by electric refrigeration and is
The Center offers parking serv- drama on a transatlantic liner is
always kept at 72 degrees. It of- ice free. Drive your car to the the second feature,
fern entertainment in the great- front of the Center and ■ tini-
est of comfort.
formed driver will check your B'nai Da•id Sisterhood's
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, car. After you have seen the
Get-Together June 15
Bing Crosby and Ethel Merman show present your claim check
The Sisterhood of the B'nai
will be shown in "Anything Goes." to any attendant on floor for
David Synagogue has brought to
On the same program will be your keys. Do not tip the driver, •
close another successful year
Reginald Denny and Gail Patrick as this free service goes with
of social and business ■ ctiri.ies.
in "Preview Murder Mystery," your admission. Shows daily 11.30
The
Sisterhood eponsor
plus ■ color cartoon.
a. m. till 2 a. m. The Saturday day School. A final s the Sun-
get - together
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday midnight show starts at 12
for
members
and their husbands
and Thursday, James Carney and o'clock. For information regard-
will be held on Monday evening,
Pat O'Brien in "Ceiling Zero." ing any foure oietose you would Inn.
t.
.
at David Audi- I
Laurel and Hardy in "Bo- care to see, call Madison 8484.
torium.

8231 WOODWARD

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There's More (
Fun at

AMER

HARRY WEINBERG AT THE MICROPHONE

Harry Weinberg, director of the
Weinberg Jewish Hour, announces
that henceforth his hour will be
broadcast over Station WJBK on

will be featured in classical Jewish
nnumbers.Herbert Merta violinist
and director of the WJBK orches-
tra, will play several classical and
l Solo n a ied on
Monday evenings from 8:15 to the Yiddish
sqano selections,
by Samue accomp
9:15 p. m.
mon Th
new
A complete change has been by s of the week will be broadcast
Isaac Finkelstein.
made in the program, to
Prbmir,...t
Mr.
aders will speak in behalf of the
Weinberg, On Monday eve. American Committee for Relief of
ning, June 15, "The Ghetto Singer" Jews in Poland.

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