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STAGE AN D SCREEN
ENJOY YOURSELF AT
AT THE CHALET
THE CHALET
H alevi's Octette
on Weinberg Hour
Ilazomir Singing
I Final Week for "It 1 The ' Halevi
retcm-
e widi
dearn th
iroutr:m
Can't Happen H ere" .i oocnietoyf s rgatnette
REVELRY BY NIGHT
POWATAN
The Three Radio Ramblers,
vitaphone comedy stars, bring
much mirth to the Powatan with
their comedy numbers and imita-
tions of. radio and screen celebri-
ties.
Miss Luba Matins, internation-
al songstress, is playing the Powa-
tan while breaking the jump to
Hollywood.
Opening Monday night are the
Parisian dancing girls, six clever
steppers with new routies. Gene
Regis's band completes the bill
with three distinct shows nightly.
CLUB WILL HONOR
ISRAEL HIMELHOCH
11111111•1111111MIL
LANDSLIDE for
WM. BOESKY
Sweeps the Town!
standard of finest, purest,
Men of Temple Beth El
freshest food and drinks—
Sponsor Testimonial Din-
heard in Yiddish folk songs, clan-
exquisitely served in atmos-
ner
on
Nov.
22
sical
songs
and
also
in
Italian
phere of charm and distinc-
The third and final week of a
tion—wins universal acclaim
Gondol at IbMil. • Rm•rvatImmo Pinar. WM
dramatization of Sinclair Lewis' and Russian songs over Harry
Weinberg's
Jewish
Radio
Hour
on
The
Men's
Temple
Club
of
Tem-
for . . . WM. BOESKY.
famous book "It Can't Happen
DANCING NIGHTLY except MONDAY
ple Beth El is sponsoring a testi-
Here" will ope nat the Lafayette
monial dinner in honor of Israel
Theater, Monday, Nov. 9.
I,0RuS611,0:1
Ilimelhoch, for the past five years
1•1105R
The praises of this production
president of Temple Beth El. The
5
have been sung by the various dra-
1.1.-0611
TO. 8.3020
dinner will be given in the social
. b'Satordays s d
matic critics who were more than
klIt°
pleased with the work of the De-
troit Federal Theater cast.
; GEC
"It Can't Happen Here" is now
WEBSTER HALL
and Vils Sand
S
". V MODS
running simultaneously in 19
1 DIMMER
Backed by the music of Bob
Delicatessen - Restaurant
00
other
large
American
cities.
At
the
0140
Chester and his orchestra, Rod.
Denser & Collingwood
Adelphia Theater in New York
rig° and Francine, svelte sophis-
City seats are sold out until the
ticates of the dance, have been
middle of December.
proving to patrons of the Webster
Herschel Mayan in the Detroit
flail cocktail grill, where the,' are
production has won a host of new
VISIT THE NEW
appearing nightly, that they de-
admirers with his performance as
serve the title of "America's must
the small town editor. Miss Peggy
charming dance team."
Fenn as society editor does very
Madelon Baker, lovely singer
nicely with her difficult role. J.
of swing tunes; Slim Branch,
Richard Gamble who formerly ap-
whose comedy songs are a sensa-
A/890 DOER
peared on the stage with such
tion, and Lynn Cole, ballad singer
stars as Frank Morgan, Ann Har-
• S and Hie Music
complete the bill.
and RESTAURANT
ding and George Arliss gives a
Complete Hew Show
stellar performance as Berzelius
2035 Park Ave. at Elizabeth
PLANTATION
DOWNTOWN
"Buzz" Windrip, President of the
• Lee & Roule
Blanche Feeney is one of the
---
e,
At the Club Plantation, home of
States.
featured stars heading the floor United announced
"Orie t Dancer
NEW
[PING ROOM
miniature
musical
revues
in
the
by the Lafayette
It
is
I
c
show at the Chalet.
E.soti
Harlem tempo, rivaling the Three
DAN FROHMAN
NEW LADIES' COCKTAIL
Theater management that desir-
Velva
//ally, Songstress
5111is Brothers, Three Sharpen and
2,
able reserved seats are still avail-
BAR AND LOUNGE
0
"It Sation WJBK, on Sunday, Nov. A Flat steal the show with their
0 ORS
of
5
able
for
the
remaining
week
Fld
50 DINNER, 61.
oy Gibbons to Tell Eye- Cant happen Here' with popular 8, between 6:30 and 6:30 p. m. instrumental and song offerings.
F1.31..000E.
Witness Story of Span-
This famous singing group has Kid Freeman provides the laughs
prices prevailing.
SL. 04140
00*
been engaged for a series of pro- with his clown get up and comedy
lit.0601101.10, PECIA
ish Revolution
Club Luncheon from 40c
grams and will be heard on sub- song skits. Helen Henderson, a
ISRAEL HIMELHOCH
Special Dinner from 90c
Floyd Gibbons, world - famous "Youth of Maxim" Retained sequent Sundays in group sing newcomer, handles the sweet
eve-
ihg
as
well
as
songs
and
James
Philip's
baritone
hall
of
the
Temple
on
Sunday
At Cinema Theater for
war correspondent, will be the
Herbert Mertz and Samuel Sol- voice is still in evidence. There ning, Nov. 22.
Special Sunday Dinner
Town Hall speaker in the Fisher
Another Week "
omon, with the WJBK ensemble, are three boys who can step in
Mr. Ilimelhoch was elected to
Theater,
, Wednesday morning,
SEA FOOD
will
render
Yiddish
and
classical
every
way,
from
taps
to
splits
and
the
presidency
of
Temple
Beth
El
Nov. 11 (Armistice Day), at 11
Remaining still another week
with Isaac Finkelstein acrobatics in the fastest way. The in 1930 at the beginning of the
A SPECIALTY
o'clock. The sensational Ameri- at the Cinema Theater is the music,
Jewish news flashes. sepia dancing girls have several depression, and his task of guid-
can "headline hunter" will tell his m uch disputed prize-winning Rus- broadcasting
MUSIC—ENTERTAINMENT
THE HIT SHOW OF THE WEEK!
llarry Weinberg, director and
thrilling eye-witness story of the man film, "The Youth of Maxim," announcer on this Jewish hour new routines and Earl Walton ing the affairs of the congregation
and his boys furnish the dansapa through the arduous years ensuing
BILL MATTHEWS, Manager
Spanish revolution.
Unusually large audiences have over WJBK, promises many new tion.
has been performed with devotion
Formerly of Oriole Terrace
noNOS THU LIKE
Gibbons has been at the front greeted this enthusiastic produc- and interesting features for the
and earnestness. That his efforts
line of every major war in recent i Lion of Russian history in the fall and winter season and will
CARROLL SISTERS—RUDY BATE, M.C.—BILL LANKIN
have met with success will be best TELEPHONE CLIFFORD 1313
CHALET
years. Ile was the first American Imaking immediately following endeavor to furnish the best tal-
•
MAX FIDLER'S MUSIC
Heading another of its all-star shown by the enthusiastic response
newspaper correspondent to be 1905 .
ent available to make this hour
of the congregation at the dinner
FA EMT 'CI E‘IPAY — OALA THEATRICAL NIGHT
'
Saturday
and
Sunday
night
floor
sent to the Italian front during 1 I Detroit
is the last of the large outstanding in every respect.
shows this week, the Chalet pre- being tendered in his honor, offi-
the ]talc-Ethiopian war. He was I metropolitan cities, to see the
sents Lee Barton Evans, Amer- cers of the Men's Club state.
able to beat all other correspon- o uth of Maxim,' as the Mich-
All members of the Temple and
Y
ica's distinguished character and
dents to the scene by obtaining igan
Supreme Court only recent-
interpretative singer. Other en- their guests will be invited to join
special permission from Musso- ly passed the film for public show-
in
the testimonial by the Men's
tertainers will be Gene Mona,
lini, himself, to make the tri p.
of
mg after it had been rejected by
MICHIGAN — "The Charge of red haired tap dancer, who taps Temple Club, further details
Gibbons will pinch-hit for Neg- the Detroit police commissioner
Nite
Club
.
.
.
No
Cover
Charge
which
will be found in the coming
Downtown's Only
on
a
drum
in
a
novel
offering,
and
the
Light
Brigade,"
with
Errol
ley
Farson,
foreign
correspon-
and,. film censors. The picture
issues of The Detroit Jewish
COMPLETE ROADHOUSE DINNER ERN Si 50 1040 wAYNE ST .
dent who wrote "The Way of a realistically portrays the tragedies Flynn and Olivia De Havilland, little Johnny Jones billed as the Chronicle, and invitations which
Transgressor." Fuson is con- which befell many of the leaders is now showing at the Michigan fashionable magician who makes will be mailed shortly.
fined in a London hospital for two of the Russian revolution, the Theater. Taken from Tennyson's just everything disappear. An
Irving Hirschman, who was
months with leg injuries. Ile will sacrifices they made, and the poem of the same name the picture adagio and ballroom dance team elected vice-president of the con-
__—
speak at the Town Hall in Jan- troubles that beset them.
has been filmed with a cast of will complete the bill. George gregation at its annual meeting
Kavanagh
and
his-
orchestra
con-
thousands. On the stage is fea-
Whisper Into Eager Ears ...
uary.
and who is president of the Men's
tured Patricia Ellis, famous Hol- tinue to play the dance and show
Club, is general chairman
We're Dining Out Sunday
Nicholas Afonsky at Orches lywood star plus the Three Graces, tunes with Blanche Feezey and Temple
Jane Cowl in "First Lady"
Jimmy Nolan doing the vocals. of arrangements. Ile is being as-
and a variety of other acts.
tra Hall Nov. 10
sisted
by
the officers and members
AND MAKE IT
Coming to Cass Theater
of the board of directors of the
TEN-FORTY
UNITED
ARTISTS
—"Libeled
Men's
Club
which is comprised of
Nicolas Afonsky, leader of the
Whatever is in store for us this
Justly billed as one of the out- the following: Saul Rose, vice
Lady" with William Powell, Myrna
season, theatrically, we are sure Moscow Cathedral Choir which Loy, Jean Harlow and Spencer standing blues singers of all time, president; Maier Finsterwald, sec.
of one pure delight with the book- come' to Orchestra Hall on Tues- Tracy is now in its second big Lillian Barnes uses a good voice retary; Harry C. Markle, treas-
1220 GRISWOLD, Between State and Grand River
ing of that beautiful star, Jane day evening, Nov. 10, at 8:30 p.m., week at the United Artists Thea- effectively in her varied offering urer; Charles L. Hassey, Ephraim
1
Cowl, in her Music Box hit, "First is one of the most colorful person- ter. The story is of an impetuous of torrid and plaintive melodies. Gomberg, Edwin A. Wolf, Charles
complete
7-course
dinner
from
Lady." This welcome attraction is alities in the history of modern Romeo hired by a newspaper to The Carroll Sisters sing in rhythm Feinberg, Joseph Magidsohn,
A
soup to dessert including Roast Duck
due at the Cass Theater, on Mon- music.
Ile was born in Kieff, Russia, squash a $5,000,000 libel suit. Wil- and dance pleasantly while Rudy Ralph Mayer, Emil Waldbott, Ed-
day night, Nov. 9, for a week's en-
"C
or Chicken, for only
liam Powell plays the part of the Baie acts as master of ceremonies ward T. Lichtig, Alex Mann, Jacob
gagement, with matinees Wednes- and early in life began to study Romeo, Myrna Loy the libeled lady, and holds the popular spotlight Langer, Philip S. Stern, Harry
day and Saturday, and the interest for the stage, being the possessor Spencer Tracy the much worried with his Irish tenor voice. Bill Jackson, Samuel Marks, Dr. Leigh-
already aroused indicates that of a lovely tenor voice. A tragedy newspaper editor, and Jean Har- Lankin trundles a "mean" piano ton G. Steele, Dr. Nathan Schlafer,
local play-lovers know a fine show stopped his ambitions in that direc- low his girl friend, very much in during the dance interludes anti Dr. Milton S. Marx, Dr. Morris
tion for an unfortunate throat
TUEAs.13y,Es.
when it comes to town.
operation deprived him of his love with Tracy but forced to Max Fidler with the help of his Rand, Leo I. Franklin, Max Loew-
Jane Cowl is easily the most dreams of an operatic career. In marry Powell.
boys delivers the dance tunes.
enstein, ilarry R. Solomon, Ben-
colorful
and
glamorous
star
before
jamin Wilk, Joseph Hartman, Ar-
",*„11 . Will Irwin
.Nov. Stuart Chase
sheer despair, he entered the Kieff
.W117 NM Anal.. ladIs •rIalt.'
IL
the
public
today.
By
reason
of
her
thur Haas, Felix Silver, Ellis M.
SAKS
Inionsr
Imperial Military School, whence
flan Comment On
MADISON —"Dodsworth" with
achievements
in
a
long
line
of
•JAW Stanley Rypins
Three fine new acts are added Thall, Karl Seegal.
he graduated at the age of 20 to Ruth Chatterton and Walter Hus-
EXPERIENCE IS
• 2V. Senator Gerald P. Nye 5
parts
that
began
with
"behind-the-
be sent immediately to the war.
Ia.lr
ton as Mr. and Mrs. Doelsworth, to the Saks floor show this week.
OUR TEACHER
24
scene-roles" in David Belasco pro-
Dr. Clark Eichelberger E • 19 "IgItILTIVaPeVIM
Lee and Roule, youthful dancing
After years of patient work, Mr.
P:INCI
, gcm Loewenstein
ductions, she has established her- Afonsky has succeeded in forming Paul Lukas as the werdly Iselin
Amda h WW1'
dancer,
exotic
lovely
pair;
"Oriente,"
Astor
as
the
Mahn.
in
tin
Moan'
of
Mary
26 Ps Lonna Tr IL It. alone.
self firmly in the hearts of her ad- a choir that is unique among all and
and Velva Nally, charming song-
"t c' Sir Wilmot/ Lewis
mirers, which are legion, and won similar organizations. Critical Edith Cortright is now showing at stress, are the newcomers. Sammy
Sta nley High
"TM •rina Pomosist a Woad AIM"
the Madison Theater. The story
the
respect
and
admiration
of
her
Dibert's music and personal ver- Noted Artist to Give Performance
opinion all over Europe has hailed
2 'TM asap Man It tat WWI"
critics, here and abroad, by the it as one of the greatest artistic starts when hard-working, success-
•DEP. Norman Thomas
205 Gratiot Avenue
to satility continue to draw crowds.
at Shaarey Zedek
OFFAL Herber/Agar '
sincerity and perfection of her art. achievements in the field of choral ful Sam Dodsworth retires of Saks Bar, located at 8231 Wood-
two OW
8
travel
and
enjoy
his
first
taste
145 Michigan Ave.
Lewis
Corey
The cast supporting Miss Cowl singing. S. Horok, the noted im-
9
ward
near
Seward,
features
road-
•JAN. John Erskine
which
is
the
signal
for
his
Noach Nachbush, the founder
1144110 mil Man
includes Ann Mason, Hunter Gard- pressario, spent more than two leisure,
Obtain lansoatUflit"
house
dinners
and
an
extra
dinner
"Await. Etonian I
5
wife
to
take
One
last
fling
at
and
former
director
of
the
famous
ne
l e
ner, Oswald Yorke, Ethel Wilson, years In organizing the present
1141.11441U ANS.. Ilene
show on Sundays.
Vilna Troupe and world renowned
SEASON TICKETS 81.00--*ALL SEATS RESERVED
Thomas Findlay, Florenz Ames, tour for engagements in European romance before settling down to
artist, will give a performance of
age. When the us an
Helen Brooks, Judson Laire, Dian- countries have been so numerous middle
ruthlessly divorced by his wife,
dramatic sketches in costume from
o
LELlia
the
Pattison,
King
Calder,
James
NTo
•
that an untold amount of skill and and meets and falls in love with
the classical Yiddish writers, such
Seeley, Carrie Reynolds, Paula Mc- patience was needed to make their
another
woman
the
picture
is
as Sholom Aleichem, Mendele 510-
14 001045050 'f 8301
0
Lean, Marjorie Crossland and visit to America a possibility.
cher Sopherim, Peretz and others,
brought to a dramatic climax.
////
others.
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: augmented by songs and panto-
Now that the campaign Is over, mime, on Wednesday evening, Nov.
First Time
Lectures by Byrd and Gable
FOX — Victor McLaglen, win-
nor of the Academy award for his will you please accept my grate-
at Art Institute
1 1 11
in any
t tanding performance in "The I fulness and appreciation for the
EVERY
splendid treatment accorded me by
Night Club
EVERY
Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Informer," has another tremend- you and your associates in The
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
Dr. Luther Gable will present at ously dramatic role in "The Mag-
Detroit's favorite dining ren- Detroit Institute of Arts illus- nificent Brute," taken from Owen Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
More important than would have
dezvous, William Boesky's Delica- trated lectures this coming week- Francis' popular Liberty maga-
tessen-Restaurant, Dexter Blvd.
zine story, "Big." The film, now been victory, and more lastingly
TO
VINO.. Comedy Stars
impressive,
were the many mani-
and Collingwood, was the scene of
as
TO
Admiral Byrd speaks at 8:30 at the Fox, presents McLaglen teel
festations of friendship that I
HSI OHM STAR 'ACTS
an unusually brilliant gathering
a swashbuckling giant of the s
Monday
evening,
Nov.
9,
with
found
at
every
turn
during
the
last Saturday night when the pa-
mills, a dynamic leader of strong
Famous For Levis& Dinner*
STATION
9,000 feet of motion pictures, on men by day, but a fool for blondes hectic days of the campaign.
STATION
trons of the an-
My Second Antarctic Expedi-
I can say, with all sincerity,
nual Balfour
by
night.
tion." His motion pictures tell
that the pleasant thought of old
ball thronged
the exciting story of everyday
friendships reaffirmed and new
this gay spot
DOWNTOWN THEATER — ones gained far outweighs any
life in Little America, where 56
where they end-
men were buried alive during two Jack Hylton and his world-famous other consideration.
ed a pleasant
black winters. They picture the band, with June Clyde, appear in
Sincerely,
a n d entertain-
conquest of Antarctic ice and "She Shall Have Music," the gay
NATHANIEL H. GOLDSTICK.
ing evening.
blizzards by ship, dog-team, air- musical romance at the Downtown
Mr. Boesky
plane and tractor. They picture Theater, W. Adams at Grand Cir- "A Mother's Soul" is the
states: "I feel
the whales, seals, penguins and cus Park. Besides this new and
Current Attraction at
highly
compli-
TRINITY 2.3188
other creatures at the bottom of sensational comedy, the Downtown
12TH AND SEWARD
mented at this
Littman's Theater
presents t h e picturization of
the
world.
fine
gathering
7 I, ;MU NI. WEINTRAUB PRESENTS
Dr. Luther Gable, radiologist Charles Monroe Seldon's dramatic
and
I
am
grate-
twice
on
best-seller,
"In
His
Steps,"
and
"A Mother's Soul," • modern
SADIE SHEINGOLD — SAM AUERBACH
and engineer, speaks
ful for the
Another Great
Sunday, Nov. 8. At 3:30 his five outstanding acts of vaudeville. play with music by Isidore Zolot-
MAX KLETER—GEORGE GOULD—SAM KESTIN
splendid patron-
arevsky, is the feature to be
subject
will
be
"The
Wonders
of
eat
suCcesnful
slay
Leo nard
In ll,. K
age I enjoy from
Radium" and at 8:30 "Cosmic Pontiac Group Holds Thea- staged at Littman'! Yiddish Peo-
the community.
Wm. Boesky
ple's Theater, 12th and Seward,
Rays." At each lecture he will
ter Party
S du TI
ITS
R SEPIA
SeEePdPrAR
NOACH NACHBUSH
Each night you
this Sunday matinee and evening.
give every member of the aud-
will find a nice congenial crowd ience, free. a card containing
Featured in this play will be 11 (Armistice Day) in the social
Nov.
3,
the
Junior
how
o you can not
s w
here and it is my earnest desire ficient radium for home demon-
Tuesday,
a portrayal of life—Plenty of song numbers, by J. Zolaterevsky
the following stars of the cast
to always merit this patronage. stration. Each lecture will be il- Temple Club of Pontiac attended appearing this season at Litt- hall of Congregation Shaarey Ze-
al lord to miss
SUNDAY MATINEE and NIGHT, Nov. 8, 2:30 and 8:30 p. m.
And to this end, I buy only the lustrated, and accompanied by the evening performance of the man's: Max Kleter, George Gould, dek, Chicago Blvd. at Lawton.
35L MU, 954 tax Inn141.54I
111 SET' —
EARL WALTON'S MUSIC
play
"It
Can't
Happen
Here."
Six-
Much Nachbush has earned un-
ncloldraI
tax
I
113c,
St.
Fusing,
finest and freshest foods available startling scientific demonstrations
Sam
Auerbach,
Sam
Kestin,
Sadie
teen members were present, in-
measured admiration from theater
A tirnttnn OrganloatInnol — awe Mr. A. Littman annul poor epeeist
prepared by expert cooks and
cluding Rabbi Friedland, the club Sheingold and the complete as- lovers throughout the world for
lament Pert ornasms,
served promptly, efficiently and with special apparatus.
advisor, Mrs. Friedland and Mr. sisting east.
his great share In making the
courteously. In our taproom, choice
wrap-
The Double Cellophane
Sam Cohen.
Vilna Troupe famous. He is an
liquors are prepared by experts ping.
Cignr•tt•• and Mrs.
en Old Gold
The club is planning a Chanu- Kalvarier Aid Society Din- artist of the first rank. He per-
who use only the finert of Ingredi- keeps out
dampness,
dryness,
dust
kah
dance
to
be
held
the
early
part
top-flight
pianists
is
firmly
sonifies Jewish life in all its phases
ner-Dance on Nov. 15
ents. I want this place to always
Jose Iturbi to Be S ymp hony among
with its profound complexities and
° established, while as a conductor be "Detroit's favorite dining ren- and every other foe of cigarette of December.
Guest Conductor Nov.
goodness.
his progress has been so rapid as dezvous."
The Kalvarier Aid Society will mystic light. Theater lovers
550E.ADAM
19, 27 and 28
to be astounding. Fiery and
give a dinner-dance at Congrega- throughout the world have been
friendly at the same time, this ex-
tion Emanuel, Taylor and Wood- thrilled by the depth of Nub-
--
citing and excitable Spaniard is
row Wilson, on Sunday, Nov. 15, bush's understanding of character
As first in the series of guest
at 7 p. m. All organizations and and his portrayal of Jewish life.
conductors to appear this season i certain to win a host of new ad-
mirers here through his forthcom-
landsleite, are asked to cooperate Whether it was in the ghetto of
with the Detroit Symphony Or.'
to help make this dinner a success. Vilna, or in playful Vienna, or in
chestra in Orchestra Hall, Jose ing appearances.
—
The proceeds will go for needy critical Berlin, in Holland, Belgium
Iturbi, brilliant Spanish musician,
OF D. PLAYS BUCKNELL
or America, — everywhere Nach-
U.
landsleite.
FURNACE OIL
will be presented at the concerts
THIS SATURDAY
The president is Mrs. L. Sto- bush called forth an enthusiasm
I
of Nov. 19, 27 and 28.
from his audience that has rarely
linsky;
vice
president,
Mrs.
II.
LA 4500
At the third subscription concert I Saturday afternoon the Uni-
Festenstein; treasurer, R o s e been equalled by any performer.
of Thursday, Nov. 19, Iturbi will I versity of Detroit Titans will
He is the second of seven spe-
Lewis. For tickets call Rose Lewis,
lead the orchestra In the Second tackle the most unpredictable on-
cial presentations offered by the
Townsend 7-8020.
symphony of Sibelius, Ravel's Pa- : ponent on their schedule when
Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek. The
Infanta they entertain the Bueknell Bisons
vane-On the Death of an
performance begins at 8:30. Indi-
in
the
Detroit
stadium.
There
is
Zelda
Rosenberg
Is
Open-
the Steppes
Every package of Old Gold
and is Borodin's "On
vidual admissions to the public are
and Polutsian ' just no way to figure these amaz-
ing Piano Studios
of Central Asia"
to cents. Members will be admitted Cigarettes is wrapped in Double
t Ing Bisons, and Coach Dorais is
Dawes from 'Prim* Igor."
Cellophane--two
jackets of Celle
free by showing their membership
concert of Nov. 'sfrankly worried about this game.
phase—moisture proof—the high
Zelda Rosenberg, associate of cards.
At the Yrklay
being Thanksgiving, Last week Bucknell beat Villa-
of
quality,
Mischa
Kottler,
announces
the
Thursday
27,
Mr. Nachbush's program fol-
as nova. which four week earlier had
Iturbi not only will appear
opening of her piano studio at 9360 lows:
J. Edward Bromberg, N e w
onductor, but as piano solo- whipped the Titans by a margin
Genessee for the coming season. '0.0.
,nchh..b
Folklore
guest
at as c well. He will play the Mo-' of one touchdown. Bucknell no t
York character actor, now in the
Miss Rosenberg. In following out Masi , Polo No., a
I only best the Wildcats ell de-
Cowers.).
monks,
collects sandals as a
her
intention
to
insure
her
stu-
cart E-flat
Major
Hamer
P. Alma.
will
Inaugurate the series' served to win as it gained 229
Nmn!s Xachbuolo
hobby; and we hear Gregory
dents an adequate musical train-
of seven popular-priced concerts yards to 60 and made 11 first
Illsole Pole
Ratoff,
Russian
actor, director and
ing, is planning several recitals A Pallosepnor. A torantard.
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