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STAGE AND SCREEN

TRIFLES

MAKE

PERFECTION
•
—BUT

Israel Friedlaender Classes
, Announce Opening of
17th Year
Detroit Town Hall Program
---
8th Season at Cass \
Israel
Friedlaender Classes
The
Is Announced
of the Seminary College of Jewish

Studies will open their 17th school
year on Oct. 14. The classes offer
Detroit Town Hall, under the di-
—PERFECTION IS NO
I a series of courses in various rection of Mrs. Nellie Peck Saun-
TRIFLE
branches of Jewish knowledge giv- ders, will open its eighth season
ing Jewish young men and women in the Cass Theater, on Oct. 16,
. . . Every last detail in the
an opportunity to acquire the fun- presenting 30 personalities on 20
selectidn, preparation and
damentals of a Jewish education. Friday mornings. Luncheons to
serving of food and drinks
at Wm. Boesky's must be
The classes are named in memory honor the speakers are held fol-
of Israel Friedlaender, the famous lowing the lectures at the Book
100% PERFECT I
Jewish scholar, who lost his life
Cadillac Hotel.
while engaged in a public mission
NUM
Doris Kenyon (Mrs. Milton
In the Ukraine shortly after the
Sills), soprano and motion picture
TO. 8-3020
World War.
star,
will begin the course with a
Classes are conducted two eve-
ning's per week, Monday and Wed- program of 'Lyric Impersonations'.
Boake
Carter. radio commentator
nesday, in the Unterberg Memorial
and the Japanese Ambassador, Hi-
Building of the Teachers Institute ,
a
•
Restaurant
Deli
Northeast Corner Broadway and rosi Saitro will be among the early
speakers; following are the Right
Dexter & Collingwood
122 St.. New York.
Honorable Earl Russell (Bertrand

Win.Boesky l lnc '

AT POWATAN

Gala Premiere of "Swing
Time" at Madison

IRENE KESSLER AT SAKS COCKTAIL BAR

GUARD S AND
YOUR • BE
EYES • SAFE

With Health-Lite Glasses

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
in R. K. 0. musical production,
"Swing Time", will have its gala
premiere showing at the Madison
Theater starting Friday, Oct. 2,
at 6:30 p. m.
George W. Trendle, president of
United Detroit Theaters, announc-
ed the Madison showing of this im-
portant star production, along with
the announcements of the changes
in Detroit's downtown theater poli-
cies. With the opening of "Swing
Time" at the Madison Theater, this
popular house located on Grand
Circus Park and Wider Woodward
Ave., becomes a companion theater
to the United Artists Theater for
the first-run showing of special
feature screen attractions.
The Madison will close at mid-
night Wednesday, Sept. 30, to per-
mit the final special preparations
for the opening performances of
"Swing Time" and to make ready
the special equipment necessary
for mlrrophonic sound, Holly-
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Russell) who will make his first
appearance in this country after
4 :15 •101117 0
several years, discussing "Has
„
Democracy a Future?"; Ilugh
Walpole, British novelist and au-
thor of the scenarios David Cop-
MURIEL TAYLOR
O1ctober
perfield, Little Lord Fauntleroy,
Pretty Muriel Taylor is now en-
*
Kessler, prominent Detroit entertainer, is at Saks Cock-
2th
Miss
and
Kim;
Sir
Arthur
Willert,
for-
tertaining Powatan patrons with Sir Hubert Wilkins to Open tail Bar.
IIII
°PsefiTg
She will be joined by Dibert starting with next Wednesday.
*
mer Washington correspondent for her singing and dancing as a mem-
World Adventure Series
the London Times and head of the ber of the Verna Dean Girls'
EVERY NIGHT
on Oct. 11
British foreign office whose subject Quartet.
Is "Europe in 1937."
I ,
0110MIRA
Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen, doc-
Sir Hubert Wilkins, renowned
POWATAN
tor of philosophy of the University
NO COVER CHARGE
n Amer-
Announce
Year's
Town
Hall
British explorer who i inn
Just
opening
at
the
Powatan
of Louvain, France, and professor
Ica organizing his next summer's Club are the three Burke Sisters
Series at Fisher
of philosophy of the University o f
RESERV
polar expedition, will open the who have just finished a long en-
America In Washington, will dis-
Theater
SAMMY DISERT COMING SOON
fall World Adventure series sea-
t la Chicago with Ina Ray
the
Constitution?"
14100
*
Toopls
cuss "What of
Woegtoma
Ave.
son of 10 lectures at the Detroit Mutton and her Molodears. These
Ow., /Ill
Michael Strange, poet, playwright
* flee Oahe Gannet
Heading a glamorous list of Institute of Arts on Sunday after- delightful and pretty girls intro.'
and actress will give a program of
poems, with harp accompaniment world celebrities—the most bril- noon and evening, Oct. 11. Sir duce something new to Sammy
The Greatest Cafe levee
Hubert's subject, with 6,000 feet Sofferin's gay night club in the
and scenes from great plays; Ralph
Ever Ireoglif Te Detroit
Robey, economist, has the subject liant series ever presented by of motion pictures, will be "By way of "Swing Singing."
"Economic Shadows and Silhou. Detroit Town Hall—Otis Skinner, Airplane and Submarine Through
With several brand new and
and John Mason Brown distinguished American actor, will the Arctic and Antarctic."
original ditties composed by them-
_ ettes;"
Julian Bryan, who spent the selves, those three rogues of mirth,
because of his great popularity open the lecture season in the
473:101 with Town Hall audiences will for Fisher Theater Wednesday morn- summer getting new motion pic- Raye, Prince and Clark are con-
tures of the latest developments tinuing to please all customers.
the third time give "Broadway in nn,
Review". Mr. Brown is dramatic "Footlights and Spotlights," he in Soviet Russia, will be another Beside their songs, which are un-
World Adventure headliner. Cap- usual to say the least, the boys put
C
ditor
of
the
New
York
Evening
will
present
dramatic
excerpts
editor
tain Albert W. Stevens, who on an amazingly funny burlesque
Post. Edward Weeks, editor-in- wi
chief of the Atlantic Monthly from his famous plays, anecdotes
A TW
0 %CPO
soared 72,395 feet into the strat- of Sally Rand's celebrated fan
.
That
HARLEM REVUE;
Press will tell of "The Importance and highlights of the theater.
( won :. Tom -11Wed.s
RAT. - NUN.
osphere, will show motion pic- dance.
Fannie Hurst, glamorous novel-
ings
four
Verna
Dean
dancing]
tures of his expedition. Other
of the New Books," and J. Fred-
Mott. Tatior-1.. Toung
erick Essary, dean of Washington ist of American life, is second on fall speakers include Captain girls continue to liven up proceed-
In
LEONARD
In
n-
correspondents, will "Lift the Lid the series of 20 Wednesday mor
REED
Irving Johnson, Branson De Cou, ings with their different routines
Holly-
Ingo at 11. In August,
to the gay music of Gene Regis
David
Irwin,
Dr.
Luther
Gable,
in Washington."
Agnes Mcphail, only woman wood paid $100,000 for the movie Arthur C. Pillsbury, Herbert and his swing band.
oleo
also
member of the Canadian Parlia- rights to her unpublished novel, Thompson Strong, Deane H.
JON r.. DROWN
°posies Crowds :declaim
EtT WOMEN
meat will speak on "Women in "Great Laughter," which will be
PLANTATION
In
Dickason.
Datran Odstasdisg Cafe
In
Present World"; Courtney Riley released in October. Prof. Wil-
The "Plantation Frolics" rolls
Illustrated folders describing
Cabaret
MINNIE SPILKIN
Coope•,
author
and
"raconteur"
Ham
Lyon
Phelps
will
speak
on
merrily
into
its
second
week
at
the
the
course
in
detail
are
being
dis-
I Married a Doctor
' Sons
has as his subject "Crime in Poli- "Which Present-day Books Are tributed free of charge by the Club Plantation. The revue is
NOW AIR.CONDITIONED
The Junior Home Relief Society
FOR YOUR COMFORT
tics." S. Miles Bouton, correspond- Worth Reading?" Others coming World Adventure series at its produced and emceed by the clap-
au-
is sponsoring a membership tea
MATINEE
ent in Germany for 25 years for early include Negley Farson, au- Detroit Institute of Arts office.
per Leonard Reed and is justly
this Sunday.
thor of the best-seller, "The Way
the
Baltimore
Sun
will
discuss
earning the reputation of being
Miss Minnie Spilkin is the new
neon 1t 3w to x A. M.
Life under Nazi Rule" and Louis of a Tranagressor;" Edward Tom-
ALWAYS (X/OL—Cooled by Electrical Refrigeration —
the finest sepia revue ever offered
"Life
, dramatist and linson,
noted radio and press au- Lare Wardrop Added to the to Detroit. The two Edward Sis- president of the society.
,
-
K. Anspacher
ters are outstanding. Daisy Boone
pher, will speak on ,,E. thority on South American prob-
philosopher,
Conservatory Studio
reviews some old lyrical favorites
ploring the Unknown."
Completing the list will be ter- Ions; William Hard, Washington
and Lorenzo Robinson and James
DANCING NIGHTLY] thur 'Collet, author of "Counter- journalist
Oboist at Radio Station WJR,
and radio
commentator
whose subject
will be
"Behind the
Philips both vocalize. The Three
THEWS MORE
Lace Wardrop has been added to
EXCEPT MONDAY
News
at
Washington."
eit",
his
subject
is
"The
Great
Jokers dance fast and some very
felt",
FUN AT
the faculty at the Detroit Con- effective ensemble numbers with
American Guinea Pig". The inter.
The first initiation ceremonies
John
Erskine,
popular
Town
r.
h servatory of Music, where he will the entire company including the of the fall season will be held at
ason will
nationally known dancer, Yeichl
f . 1 t
k
teach all woodwind instruments.
Nimura who with his partner, Li- nail speaker of last season,
eight sepia darlings of the dance the Eastern Star Temple, 80 W.
Mr. Wardrop, well-known De-
wan Kay is dancing this winter speak on What Shall We Teac -
olitan Opera Com- Tomorrow?" Fulton Ouraler, au troit musician, has one of the fin- round out a good show. Earl Wal- Alexandrine Ave., on Monday eve-
ning, Sept. 28. This will be known
itor of Lib-
ton again dispenses the music.
with the
will
give
one
of
the
out.
thor,
playwright,
editor
est
private collections of wood-
as advanced officers night, each
pany, wiMetrop
standing programs early after erty and 11other magazines, will wind instruments in the country.
line officer filling the next higher
MD HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA
GRATIOT AT EIGHT MILE ROAD
WEBSTER HALL
Christmaa. The season will close talk on "Our Undeveloped Riches Ile is the founder of the famed
Collette and Barry, famous New station for the ceremony. Mrs.
with "Opera Russe' presenting two (Nine lives we never use.)." Also Trio D'Arches, woodwin trio. He
Esther Cohen, the worthy matron,
NOW
is planning a state-wide contest, York musical comedy team will be will preside over the meeting while
I complete operas. Their libretto are coming is Rose Quong, interne-
by the greatest of all Russian poets tionally known Chinese actress, in which participants will vie for the dancing stars at the Webster the office of worthy matron will
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Hall
cocktail
grill
starting
Friday
Pouskin whose centinmial mini. in "China—a Dramatic Presenta- a scholarship in woodwind.
be filled by Mrs. Theresa Klein,
versary is being celebrated by the tion" In her gorgeous robes she
Meanwhile, Eugene Csirscu, night Bee Sarche closes her 10 that of associate matron, by Mrs.
willl portray Chinese life and phil-
week engagement Tuesday night.
violin
pupil
of
May
Leggett-Abel
Eva Springer, and that of conduc-
entire world.
osophy with original sketches ,
Sammy Dibert and his boys will
of the Conservatory, has been
tress by Mrs. Rhea Cashman Glad-
Tickets are available at Room
Urea)
EVERY SATURDAY AND
also leave the Hall Tuesday night
stories and songs.
Fe nees
win. Refreshments will be served
awarded
a
second-year
scholarship
749, Book Cadillac Hotel.
AIR
SUNPAY
FINE FOOD
to make way for the opening of
Isaac F. Marcosson, Saturday
ROADHOU51
to the Curtiss Institute of Music , Bob Chester, Wednesday night in the dining room after the meet- CONDITIONED
LIQUORS
Evening Post authority, known as
DINNERS
Itesersatleag Flagr40 3559
Lynne Cole and Slim Branch will ing.
____
the world's greatest interviewer Philadelphia.
"Paid up Members Night" will
vocalize.
Mischa Elman Soloist on of celebrities, will speak on "The
be given on Monday, Oct. 12, the Good nuking Decilltka
World Welter." Sir Albion Ban- Marshall to Meet Ali Baba
Ford Hour Sunday
event to be celebrated with a 6:30
erji, Indian statesman and orator,
SAKS
dinner complimentary to paid up
on Monday
A gay opening celebration is be- members. The evening entertain-
Mischa Elman, celebrated con- will speak on "India Today."
cert violinist, making his second Countess Judith Listowel, bril-
Everett Marshall, heavyweight ing planned for Saks Cocktail Bar ment will be a playlet under the
will reopen for the coming season at
appearance with the Ford Sym- liant European hostess, political champion of the world, meets All Wednesday night to welcome Sam- direction of Sye Feinberg. The cast
134 DOIP roe'
,
3165
phony Orchestra, will be guest 'clo- correspondent and British Broad- Baba, his keenest contender for my Dibert and his orchestra. Un- will consist of members of the
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t ist on the Ford Sunday Evening casting Co. speaker, will discuss that title next Monday evening in til that time Frank Wine-Gar and chapter. MeMhers and their friends
, T•fr."—
"The
New
Reign
in
England."
his
boys
will
dispense
the
musical
are
invited.
(lour
on
Sept.
27.
Fritz
Reiner
formerly at 2901 Clairmount
Olympia.
RAYE,
will occupy the podium as guest Dr. Howard W. Haggard, of Yale
This bout will mark the third rhythms. Irene Kessler is adding
Assistant Teachers
PRINCE
conductor. The program will be University, author and radio meeting of these two mat gladia- to her popularity and is being held
FREDA GREENBAUM, LAURA GOLDMAN AND
& CLARKE
broadcast from Masonic Temple speaker, will talk on "The Medical tors. The first was in Columbus over for another week. Newell and Contributions to the Jewish
team
A I 11 011 RIOT
MIRIAM EDWARDS
Fads
andSuperstitions."
David
Arlene
are
the
new
dance
Auditorium, Detroit, from 9 to
when Marshall defeated the Turk
101011 BROADWAY
Children's Home
10 p. m. EST over the entire coast- Seabury, psychologist, will discuss for the title. In Detroit last August specializing in adagio. The Tiny
Collosal
and
Bill
Rogers
will
also
to-coast network of the Columbia "Modern Drama from the Psycho- Ali and Everett wrestled the most
BURKE
Broadcasting System.
logical Angle."
hectic match ever staged by heavy- bid adieu to the Cocktail Bar Tues-
Special
The Jewish Children's Home of
Reinald Werrenrath, noted weights in this city. It ended a day night.
Sitters
Although only 45 years old, Mr .
Dinners
Detroit wishes to acknowledge with
so Ins !ARMS
Elman has already had a 40-year American baritone, will present a draw neither one being able to se-
Every
thanks
the
following
donations:
TEN-FORTY
career as a concert soloist. Born lecture-recital, "American Music cure a fall.
Night
Mrs. Sol Lachman, 3293 Webb
A newly decorated and enlarged
in Stalnoie, Russia, he gave his of Tomorrow." William Rose
This bout is to be decided on a
the (West Cod
first public performance at the Benet, poet, critic and editor, will one-fall basis with 90 minutes time Club Ten-Forty will make its bow Ave.
Gene Regis
obtainable •\
Tuesday
night.
The
well-known
ra-
reparevi the N'`
Mrs. M. Axelrod, 3323 Webb Ave.
age of five before an amazed local discuss modern poetry. Rockwell limit. There will be four other
Swing Band
oota. war
dio star Doris Robbins recently
audience. A few years later he was Kent, artist, explorer and writer, matches on the card.
Ernest Faber, 3776 Atkinson
featured with Ben Pollack will be Ave.
admitted to the Imperial Conserva- will speak on "Greenland Adven-
the outstanding attraction. Eddie
the blonde bombshell of rhythm
tory at St. Petersburg, where he ture," showing exclusive moving
Mrs. L. M. Heiman, 11710 Grand
Verna Olin
Itrfererstod
became one of the most brilliant pictures of his recent two-year Institute to Exhibit Paint- Powell whose repertoire includes River.
to 101 for
Dancing I
of Dwight Fiske ditties will
your comfort.
pupils of Leopold Auer, the fam- visit in Greenland with his 14-
Mrs. Gilbert Owen, 1997 Glad-
ings by Vincent van Gogh a be host
Darlings
the
master
of
ceremonies.
A
ous pedagogue. After prodigious
stone.
son. Grant Wood, Iowa
duet of dancers and several other
appearances in the musical capitals year-old
National flaking Co.
coxs-rover
artist
who
defied
tradition
and
Nearly
a
million
Americans
ALLAN and MARTIN
rAnmsrn
acts will complete the entertain-
EDDIE POWELL, M C
of Western Europe, Mr. Elman won international recognition as
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter, 19016
will have seen the traveling ex - ment. Charles Latin will supply the
Two Lovely Dancer.
Dwight Fiske tattle.
made his American debut in 1908
Parkside, in memory of Mr. Brot-
founder of a new American school hibit of paintings and drawings
Russian
the
music.
at
the
age
of
17
with
man, Montreal, Canada
CHARLES LAZIN'S MUSIC
of art, will speak on "Regional by Vincent van Gogh when it
Symphony Orchestra in New York
Mrs. Morry Fenton, 8838 La
opens at the Detroit Institute of
DETROIT• S OUTSTANDING DINNEEN
City. Since then he has given no- Art."
Masonic Auditorium Concert Salle Blvd.. in memory of parents,
Ted Shawn and his Men Danc- Arta on Oct. 6, to remain until
NEW — LARGER — MORK •OMEOETMILE
table concerts throughout the
Peter
and Ilynda I3obrofsky.
ers will close the series March 17. Oct. 28. in San Francisco, during Season to Open on Oct. 12
world.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Zuieback, 2475
One more speaker is to be an- one month, 227,540 people jam-
Pingree,
in memory of mother,
will
Jascha Heifelz, violinist,
med the exhibition galleries, and
nounced.
Mrs. Jenny Zuieback, and in honor
Town Hall luncheons honoring in Chicago, where the pictures open the Masonic Auditorium Con-
of baby daughter, Joyce.
the speaker will again be held in are now in display, the crowds cert series, on Oct. 12.
CHERRY 0230
Mesdames Eva Singer, Minnie
1040 WAYNE ST.
IM, — Monday
-
The Jooss European Ballet who
, MICHIGAN — Kay Francis, the private dining room of L'Aig are so great that the Chicago Art
Ch.M. D.,
Horwick, Bertha Schram, Hannah
so
well
received
in
Detroit
were
George Brent and Roland Young Ion, in the Fisher Building. Sea- Institute is having difficulty giving on their first tour last season will Brmler and Anne Kerbs', on oc-
LAST WEEK
in an unusual and daring drama, son memberships, $20, $15, $12.50 scheduled gallery talks. Detroit
casion of Illness of Mrs. Sarah
again come to our city on Nov. 2.
Rey. Caster
"Give Me Your Heart", is now plu s tax, are available at the will be the ninth American city
On Dec. 9, the Boston Symphony Bernstein.
Town Hall office, 246 Hotel Stat- to show the famous pictures since
Jacob
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter, 19016
showing at the Michigan Theater.
er
Orchestra will be presented under
they were first exhibited at New
ler, according to Kathie
DAVID H. KATZ
Silverman
In addition, Borrah Minevitch's
pro- York's Museum of Modern Art the leadership of 'Dr. Serge Kous- Parkside. in memory of Sophie and
SCROICAL
of 210 E. Forest Ave., 54 years Harmonica Rascals; Ken Maynard Stringer, director. Illustrated
Jacob
Cohen.
l sevitaky.
SWIM.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kramer, 2733
old, died on Sept. 19. Funeral serv- and his wonder horse Tartan; and gram may be had upon request. last year. From Detroit they wil
Gladys Swarthout, beautiful
to scone
go to Toronto for their last ex -
Webb,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stein-
Esselte.
ices were held on Sept. 22 with Henrietta Schumann, nationally
mezzo-soprano of the Metropolitan
hibition before being returned to Opera Company will be presented berg, 2168 Pingree, Mr. and Mrs.
Iterorensesidel
interment in Oakview Cemetery, known concert pianist are all ap-
reysletons owl
J. B. Laskey. Wilshire Hotel, Mr.
Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon officiating. pearing in person on the Michigan The Week's Attractions at their owner, Mme. Kroeller-Muel- on Jan. 11, 1937.
Ile is survived by his wife, Anna stage.
ler, of Holland.
2903
On Feb. 1, 1937 Vladimir Horo- and Mrs. A. Greenstone, 1806 Oak.
the Center Theater
The usual admission fee of witz, who is destined to wear the manBlvd., Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
and two brothers. Sam and Jack
Elmhurst
25 cents to the special exhibition mantle of Padkrewski—in other Krandall 4301 Sturtevant, Mr. and
Katz.
UNITED ARTISTS — Gary
TO. 541339
The Center Theater, 6540 Wood- galleries will be charged to help
Manias.
Mrs. M. Prussian, 10824 Muirland,
Cooper and beautiful Madeliene
ward at Grand Blvd. offers an- defray the expenses of the ex- words to be the most popular pian- in memory of Louis Goldman.
Pertenand
Carroll are the stars of "The Gen-
as
BELLA WEINGARDEN
ist of his generation—will be pre-
other
outstanding
set
of
films
hibit. Admission to the building, sented.
of 20 Hall St., Windsor, Ont., died eral Died at Dawn", now showing
this week's attractions.
however, is now free at all times
on Sept. 21. Funeral services were at the United Artists Theater. The
James Melton, popular tenor of
This Friday, Saturday and Sun- by act of the Detroit City Council.
Monuments offCharacter held on Sept. 22. She is survived icture has been filmed on the ela-
radio, concert and screen will close
Lor
day Robert Taylor and
Visiting hours are as formerly: the Masonic series on March 30, North Woodward J. W. E.
borate
scale.
Entire
villages
were
•••
by her husband, Isaac, eight sons,
W. 0. to Plan Luncheon
William. Abner, Daniel and Mack constructed and scenes photograph- Young will be seen In "Private Sunday, 2 to 6; Monday, closed 1937. lie will be assisted by the
of Windsor and Dr. David Wein- ed aboard a sea-going tug and • Number" and Joe E. Brown and all day; Tuesday, 1 to 5 and 7 to Orpheus Club of Detroit with
on Monday
garden, Harry, George and Arthur fast express train, where some Joan Blondell in "Sons 0' Guns' 10; Wednesday, 1 to 5; Thursday, Charles Frederl. Morse conduct-
a color cartoon.
and 7 to 10; Friday, 1 to ing.
of Detroit, and three daughters, of the fast-moving action takes plus
The next regular meeting of
On Monday, Tuesday, Wecines- 1 to 5
10; Saturday 9 to 5.
Florence and Mrs. Lillian Finkle place.
Season tickets for these six at. the North Woodward branch of the
day and Thursday, W. C. Fields 6 and 7 to
-
of Detroit and Mrs. Anne Green
tractions are now on sale at Grin- Jewish Women European Welfare
ST
ATE
—
Warren
William,
and
Rochelle
Hudson
will
be
seen
of Windsor, two brothers, David
Shubow Music Studio
nell Brothers Music Store, or the Organization will be held at the
and Peter Meretsky of Windsor , Claire Todd and Wini Shaw in in "Poppy"; Pat O'Brien and Jose-
Commences Fall Term Masonic Temple may be called for home of Mrs. Samuel Helper, 2489
and three sisters, Mrs. Joshua Git- "The Case of the Velvet Claws", phine Ilutchinson in "I Married A •
reservations.
Atkinson Ave.. on Monday, Sept
---
lin and Mrs. Sally Rotofsky of is now showing at the State Thee- Doctor" and in addition • cartoon
28, at 1:30 p. nt. All members and
The Gertrude Shubow Studios
BOWLING
Windsor and Mrs. Clara Guten- ter on the some program with In addition to watching the of Music and Dance will commence
Al Jolson's next motion picture friends are invited.
Mary Boland and Donald Woods finest entertainment
In the
reta-
ONION sal BMWs llsors•Is
berg of Detroit.
Bowling produced the first Jew
for Warner Bros. will be a big
Center
Theater
The main topic to be discussed
the
fall
term
with
an
Increase
in
of
comfort
the
in "A Son Comes Home". rot
7129 TWELFTH ST.
r
their curricula. Special classes for musical production, "Bowery to will be plans for the luncheon and with national ranking last yea
III.
continues to provide free parking
MAID TIM
driver children and adults will be held in Broadway." The effort will take bridge to take place at R. H. Fyfe's when Louis Levine of Cicero.
SAMUEL A. ROSENBERG
FOX—An unforgettable story of service with an uniform
free. debating, public speaking. all types the famous star on a journey from auditorium on Wednesday, Oct 28, finished fourth in the all-events at
of 5410 Cass Ave., 64 years old,
parking
the
car
cold, calculating woman who checking end
of the
died on Sept. 19. Funeral services ■ looked upon her husband merely "Private Namber" is the out- of dancing, limbering, stretching, the picturesque rowdy amusement at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Maurice Silver. the 36th annual tournament
resorts of the Bowery in the turn stone. Tyler 5-5380, is chairman, American Bowling Congress with
were held on Sept 21 with inter- as a piece of furniture is "Craig's standing romantic hit of the year. piano. voice and violin.
A well selected faculty of out- of the century to become the great- and Mrs. William Fisher, Tyler a score of 1,941. In the singles be
Rev. Cantor ment in Woodmere Cemetery, Rab- Wife, the film version of George Patsy Kelly is hilarious as a
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GOLDEN by his wife, Anna G., a daughter, On the stage managing director piece of villainy. Marjorie Gateson will render the community • fine parallel Jolson's own amazing life arranging and reserving tables.
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