December 11, 1936

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"SOVIET RUSSIA IN 1936

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STAGE AND SCREEN

Revelry by Night

PLANTATION

An enlarged version of Leo-
Reiner to Conclude Tempor- Hofmann Concert
nard Reed's Sepia Varieties, is
ary Leadership of Or-
being
offered this week at the
Here on Dec. 15 Club Plantation.
chestra Thursday
Margaret Watkins, with a con-

WITH TWO COMPLETELY NEW SETS OF
MOTION PICTURES, TAKEN TWO
MONTHS AGO!

Josef Hofmann, who comes here
for a recital Tuesday evening, Dec.
15, at Orchestra Hall, will prob-
ably not have a single bit of "new"
music on his program. It_will all

By the nosing Cameraman for the "March of Time .

tralto voice and a new dance team
whose slave dance climaxes a
number of truly unusual dance
routines, are the new acts on the
show.
Held over is the Nagasaki
Tramp Band. Velma Middleton
and Nan Jones, singers; and
Strugg and Struggi, the long and
short of it, who dance their au-
diences into gales of laughter.
Leonard Reed not only pro-
duces the show but offers some
vocal numbers and dance steps of
his own, while the music of Earl
Walton and his orchestra round
out the evening for those who
wish to dance.

CANTOR PAISELE CARUS
ON ALTMAN BROADCAST

DOES YOUR

SWEETIE

Cantor Paisele Carus, well-
known synagogue singer, will be
featured on Altman's Jewish Ra-
dio Hour, broadcast from 12 noon
to 1:30 p. m., on Sunday, over
Station WMBC.
Cantor Carus
will be accom-
panied by his
manager, Henry
Spector. An-
other feature of
the program
will be a group
of songs by
Herman Novik,
and the appear-
ance of Betty
Frank of the
cast of Litt-
man's
Yiddish
Paisele Carus
People's Thea-
ter in recitations and songs. Man-
dell Bernstein will broadcast the
Jewish news of the week.

Dillydally Over Food?

You know the symptoms:
She can't make up her
mind what to order. You
change all that when you

Continuing his brilliant success
as guest conductor with the De-
troit Symphony Orchestral Fritz
Invite Her to Dine at
Reiner will conclude his tempor-
ary leadership of the symphony
PART TWO
PART ONE
with the concert of Thursday
AT 8:30
AT 3:30
night in Orchestra Hall. Reiner's
concerts of Saturday and Thurs-
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day nights were voted among the
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most thrilling of the season, it Is
Dexter & Collingwood
reported.
Sunday Cass Tech Auditorium
As at each of the two previous
PHONE
Aft. 45c-65c; Eve. 50c-75c
concerts, Reiner will include a
TO. 8-3020
For reward Beata cell World
first
performance
in
Detroit
on
Adventure Serie., Detroit Inat6
his next program. The work will
lute of Arta, Temple VMS.
be a Suite from "Facade," writ-
ten by the gifted i.34-year-old
Englishman, William Walton.
VISIT THE NEW
POWATAN -
The most important orchestral
contribution of the evening will
This gathering place of celeb- "A Mother's Love" Is Cur-
Gratiot and Fight-?file Rd.
be the Fourth Symphony in E
rities and society folk is proving
rent Feature at Litt-
Minor, of Brahma. The program
to even a greater degree that it's
man's Theater
also
will
include
the
Symphonic
the aristocrat of Detroit night
140 COVER CHARGE
Fragments from Ravel's Ballet,
clubs. Hank Greenberg, Tiger
"Daphnis and Chloe," (second
Betty Frank and Louis Kramer
first baseman; Wallace Beery, mo-
series) and Weber's Overture to
and RESTAURANT
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the Opera, "Der Freischutz."
ping for an airplane; Sheriff- nee and evening, Dec. 13, in "A
2035 Park Ave. at Elizabeth
"Wit and Humor in Music," is
DOWNTOWN
Elect and Mrs. Tom Wilcox, Mr. Mother's Love" at Littman's Peo-
ple's
Theater,
12th
and
Seward.
the subject of the second of the
and Mrs. Henry Wagner, Ben
The entire cast of Littman's
concerts in the Young People's
Bernie, the Old Maestro, and Sey-
NEW DINING ROOM
mour Simons, former orchestra Theater will assist these two stars
Series, to be played by the orch-
featuring
NEW LADIES' COCKTAIL
estra at 10:30 a. m. Saturday. As
director, were among those drop- in. the presentation of this melo-
HOFMANN
JOSEF
BAR AND LOUNGE
drama in three acts and an epilo-
usual, Victor Kolar will conduct
ping in this week.
gue.
and Edith Rhetts Tilton will lec- be "old"—the work of the recog-
"A Mother's Love" was written
FINE FOOD AND LIQUORS
WEBSTER HALL
ture.
nized masters. Yet Hofmann does
.
by A. Astroff and the music is by
not insist that a composer be dead
That distinctive dance act, B. Blank.
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hundred years before he will in- Gayle and Lloyd, are featured on
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS • Dancing Nightly Inapt Monday •
Sholem Ash Writes a clude
his music on his programs. tilt floor at the Webster Hall
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Harpsichord Music to Feat-
Quite the contrary, in fact. The Cocktail Grill this week.
A SPECIALTY
Great Social Novel famous
ure Music Guild Con-
virtuoso refuses to accept
Bob Chester, whose popularity
the classifications of new and old with the dancing set continues un-
cert Dec. 18
Royal Hawaiian Singing Trio
Mutton A.b
WAR
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its!,
fly
THE (1. I' Putnam'. Sons. New York music. "There is only good and bad abated, remains at the Cocktail
CHICO REYES
music," he says. So far, apparent- Grill directing his orchestra in
Harpsichord music has an un-
ly, he just hasn't found a modern unusual dance arrangements.
usually prominent place in the
MUSIC—ENTERTAINMENT
Sholem Asch, the great Yiddish composer whose music ranks with
Featured with Chester are pe- third concert to be presented by
master, mentioned last year as an the masterpieces of the past.
BILL MATTHEWS, Manager
EVERY
Camila C
tite 5Iadelon Baker, personality the Detroit Music Guild, on Fri-
EVERY
outstanding candidate for the
Seats for the concert are now singer; romantic Lynne Cole, De- day, Dec. 18. Three compositions
Formerly of Oriole Terrace
SUNDAY
EtAinstett,
SUNDAY
Nobel Prize in literature, has ad- on sale at Grinnell's, Cadillac troit's favorite tenor; and the by as many composers, all of whom
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ever comic Slim Branch, who puts lived in the 18th century, make
WHIM KING
his latest novel, "The War Goes
comedy songs across with a bang. use of this quaint and delicate in-
On," which is perhaps his best so-
TO
strument that was the forerunner
TO
Fram Endorses "Frasquita"
cial novel.
PEACOCK ALLEY
of the piano.
It is much more than a novel
Interpreting this music for the
Coming to Cinema
Those who wonder where to go
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who has studied the harp-
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Endorsed as outstanding by
dramatization of German-Jewish
doors for the first time conservatories of Europe, and who
its
opens
Made
in
Austria—NOT
IN
Rabbi
Leon
Fram
of
Temple
Beth
events and the growth of the anti-
has been frequently acclaimed both
Friday
night.
Semitic madness which has drag- El, "Fresquita," the "Gypsy Love
GERMANY
All possible has been done to in this country and abroad for his
ged Germany in the mire and has Song," comes to the Cinema The- make Peacock Alley a genuinely masterly performances. A trio by
Tuesday,
Dec. 15th
by-word
among
the
ater,
Columbia
at
Woodward,
a
Bach
and
sonatas
by
Boccherini
made her
LAIIIIT VINCENT
distinctive place and every effort
nations. It is, on top of all that, Tuesday, Dec. IA. Though given in will be made to maintain the and Ilandel are the compositions to
FOR A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
General Auto Repairing
the great contrasting study In the German, the picture was made in highest type of floor entertain- be presented. The Bach number
Bobby Cook
Maybelle Van Adorables
social conflicts between the east- Austria, and has no connection ment according to Sam Frazer, uses a violin and flute, while the (Composer of The Merry Widow")
On All Makes of Cars
MAX FIDLER'S MUSIC
ern and western Jewish character- with Ilitlerism, says Rabbi Fram. manager, who formerly was with two sonatas call for a flute and a
BILL. LANKIN
and
50c
istics as they clashed in Germany,
cello respectively, in addition to
Brake adjusting
"Frasquita" brings to the lovers Oriole Terrace.
VIENNA Philharmonic
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between the Polish Jew and the of good music the immortal melo-
the harpsichord.
Valve grinding ....15.00 up
Besides
Mr.
Heiden,
there
will
thoroughly assimilated German dies of Franz Leber, who wrote
in
CHALET
Motor tuning ....$1.00 up
be presented on the program five
Jew.
"The Merry Widow."
/
Brakes relined ...$5.00 up
Shalita and Carlton, Detroit's of Detroit's most prominent art-
In this book there is a clash be-
A group of short subjects, spe-
tween the characters of Aron cially chosen, will complete the favorite ballroom dance team, are ists. John Wummer will play the
Bumping • Painting - Collis-
appearing at the Chalet. Also flute, Joachim Chessman and James
Judkewitch, the Polish Jew who Cinema Theater program.
("Gypsy Love Song")
dancing at the Chalet is pretty Barrett the violins, Valbert Cof-
ion - Towing - Axle & Frame
speculates and becomes wealthy
Soviet
Russia's
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and peppy Janet Evans present- fey the viola and Jascha Schwartz-
during the inflation, and the
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n
heimers,
the
assimilated
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German Jewish bankers. T h e New Gulliver," is now going into tine.
Expert
Mechanics—
The vocal attractions are Mar- small auditorium of the Institute
writer and philosopher Henrich its second big week at the Cinema
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and the art collector Adolph, quit Theater, 68 East Columbia, just ion Shelby, soprano and Lee Bar- of Arts.
58 E. Columbia, near Woodwid
As has been the custom at these
ton Evans, baritone. Miss Shelby,
the banking business and their oft Woodward Ave.
ALL
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GUARANTEED
The film has been praised by sings in the semi-classical vein in concerts, a discussion of the music Cont. from noon Cherry 4052
brother Max remained the only
active brother in the banking critics everywhere as one everyone a .pleasing voice and Mr. Evans on the program will be conducted
Last Three Days
should
see. Make a note now to presents a few songs suited to his after the final number. Valter
business. It is through these three
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"Russia's Greatest Film
Poole, violinist and director of the
brothers that we get the import be sure and see "The New Gulli- dramatic voice.
ver"
at
the
Cinema
Theater,
Co-
Y.
M.
C.
A.
Symphony
Orchestra,
The
orchestral
interludes
are
of the philosophy of assimilation-
"The New Gulliver"
furnished by George Kavanaugh will act as discussion leader.
ists as it is so graphically pre- lumbia just of Woodward Ave.
"Magnificent" — N. Y. Times
and his boys with Jimmy Nolan
sented in Mr. Asch's novel.
and Blanche Fezzey as vocalists.
Heinrich is the typical self-
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hater as a Jew. Ile preaches Downtown Theaters
at Hamilton
TEN•FORTY
Christianity although he has not
Although Al Jolson receives
MICHIGAN — Martha Raye,
left the Jewish faith. He supports
TRINITY
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Torch singing Bobby Cook,
more requests to sing "mammy"
an anti-Semitic actress although madcap comedienne of the screen, steps into the featured vocalists
than any other song, his favorite
she is not his mistress, belittles is now starring in the gay musical spot in the Club Ten-Forty floor
Morris Bernstein, Prop.
number, he tells us, is "The Sweet-
himeelf in his relations with her. mystery "Hideaway Girl" which show this week. With her are the
heart of Sigma Chi."
In every way he is the besmircher is now showing at the Michigan Maybelle Van Ajorables, who of-
of his race, and in turn is derided Theater. On the same program fer unusual dance routines. and
by those.whose favor he seeks. But Popeye the Sailor is making his Larry Vincent. The Clown Prince
his brother Max is entirely differ- debut in an all-color featurette knows no routine—he has new
ent, having married a Christian "Sindbad the Sailor." - The stage gags and new comedy constantly.
Here's PROOF of Savings
who sincerely embraced Judaism. show features Britton's hilarious
The Ten-Forty continues to fea-
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The complicated German-Jewish comedy band, and acts including ture Tuesday theatrical nights,
ported by Frigidaire ()sewers in
scene becomes even more compli- Jack and June Blair, Walter which never fail to draw a goodly
Nation-Wide Sucvey.
cated when Hans, the son of Mr. Powell and Tito, Billie Austin and number of the stars of the stage
by veered."' Food
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and Mrs. Max Bodenheimer, em- Dave Van Bern, Len Manning and who play in Detroit.
Spoilage.
braces Christianity in order that Mitzi, and the Duflins.
Music is by Max Fidler and his
by buying Week-
MADISON—"A Woman Rebels" orchestra, while Bill Lankin pulls
he may attain the advantages of a
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non-Jew. His love affairs with with two great stars, Katharine sweet harmony from his portable
$2.69 SAVED by baying in Larger
Lotte von Sticker, the daughter of Hepburn and Herbert Marshall, is piano when the orchestra is not
Quantities.
a Junker spells tragedy. They live now showing at the Madison working.
happily together, although ostra- Theater. Fog-enshrouded London,
$3.11 sAVED by Reducing Cost
of Refrigerstion.
cized by family. But sorrows be- rural English estates and the
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gin to flow. Max is ruined by the Italian Riviera furnish the back-
Riding high on the wave of
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inflation and he commits suicide. ground for the resultant drama. popular approval, Carlton Ilauck
Wine, dine, dance and be entertained
The girl's father, Robert von Included in the cast are Elizabeth and his NBC orchestra enter their
Frigidaire cats tenni! aaaaa enough
in gorgeously glamorous surroundings
Sticker, a Goethe scholar also !ut- Allan, Donald Crisp, and David third week at Cafe Saks.
out of your pewee/ food and re-
at Detroit's distinctively different
tering reverses from the country's Manners.
f rigeration budget to pay for itself!
Carlton Ilauck, himself, acts as
UNITED ARTISTS — Eleanor
trouble, similarly ends his life. Her
night spot. It's destined to become
master
of
ceremonies
for
Saks'
two
Nazi brother, Wolfgang, a crazed Powell in "Born to Dance" hailed great floor shows which feature
"The Place to Go." Elaborate floor
Buy Now on PROOF and
follower of Hitler, learning that as the season's most lavish pot- Lois Nixon, loveliest of blues sing-
show policy . . . No cover charge.
his sister is with child as a result pourri of music and dancing, is now ers; the grand new sister dance
you'll choose FRIGIDAIRE
of her love match with a Jew, at the United Artists Theater. In- team of Andre and Frances; and
CASS
waylaws her, tears out her golden cluded in the cast are James Stew- the Florins, delightful dancing
art, Virginia Bruce, Una Merkel
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But the tragedy goes on. Hein- Sid Silvers, Frances Langford and pair.
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goes on to suffer for the in of mentalists and singers.
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Milton
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FOX—An
unusually
picturesque
non-Aryanism. A mad norld
emerges from the picture drawn drama, deftly relieved by comedy
interest to the community Is
by Mr. Asch, who leads up to the and enlivened by several new song the Of
that the famous
Hitler crusades and to the violent hits, is "Banjo On My Knee," Spa announcement
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anti-Semitism that engulfed the starring Barbara Stanwyck and now under the direction of Milton
CHANUKAH GREETINGS TO ALL
land of Goethe in a mesh of in- Joel McCrea. Depicting with thrill-
trigues and reaction. Only the ing sweep the tempestuous lives J. Saffir.
In extending an invitation to his
Aryan Lotte remains sane and of the shanty boat nomads of the many friends to avail themselves
loyal to her ideals and refuses to lower Mississippi River, the pie. of the Turkish baths and Swedish
tare
brings
something
new
and
dif-
lose her sense of justice. Death is
ferent in screen entertainment. It massages, Mr. Saffir pointed out
the penalty for her loyalty.
the excellent health benefits that
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The speculator Judkewitch is is now at the Fox Theater. On the the Spa offers. Open to both ladies
the depressing element in this stage the Fox presents "Manhat- and gentlemen who are assured
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great drama. He comes from Rua- tan Scandals," a modernistic musi- of efficient and courteous treat-
sia where speculation is no longer cal revue with a cast of 60 Broad- ment by graduate and trained at-
way favorites.
possible,
amasses
his
fortune,
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FURMAN. AND LOR-
An Interloper and an unscrupu- pears In the first as an Alaskan the greatest adjunct to medical
delay. Drop in today and we will explain all
lous adventurer, he presents the seal poacher who has an adven- treatments for chronic rheumatism, RAINE, piano and song
details and at the same time demonstrate this
turous time battling big corpora-
team,
making friends at the
dark side of the picture.
arthritis, headaches, nervousness
ideal refrigerator to you.
Thus, the picture is complete. tions in possession of his hunting and insomnia.
Club Powatan this week.
grounds.
Evelyn
Venable
and
Polish Jews, Jewish assimilators,
Another feature of the Spa is
Junkers and Nazis play a part in Guinn Williams are also in the scientific exercises and reducing
this novel which turns out to be cast. "Luckiest Girl in the World" treatments. There are also private
an unusual social study and a dra- is the tale of an heiress who finds rest rooms and an excellent swim-
12TH AND SEWARD
TRINITY 2.3485
ma of immense dimensions. "The romance in • boarding house. Jane ming pool. Special days have been
Entire New Company from the gelded. Actors Teton
War Goes On" is Mr. Aach's Wyatt and Louis Hayward have designated for the ladies, on Mon-
the feature roles.
greatest work.
days and Wednesdays from 10 a.
This book deserves the following
m. to 9 p.us.
tribute given it by the eminent
A.10 e4 by Loris KRAMER, M. COOPER. NAM EgaTENT, ROSALIND
A. Herman, president of the
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writer, Stefan Zweig:
Back from a long European
Federation
of
Zionist
Youth
of
"This
new
novel
of
Sholem
Ascb
la a serious sieledrama la three acts sad an epilogue
Between Taylor and Haselwood
jaunt with his son, Carl Laemmle
seeks in an epic way to describe Great Britain, revealed in a recent through with motion pictures and
eerreotly prevent day Germany. It speech that Sir Qswald Maley, declared definitely that be was
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describes Germany since the end England's number one Jew-baiter, hinted his son, Carl, Jr., may be-
Written by A. ASTROFF and Music by B. BLACK
of the war—those 16 years of free- once "helped open synagogues and come an independent producer.
domless freedom which were for Jewish schools."
SUNDAY MATINEE and NIGHT, Dee. 12, 2:30 •ad 8:30 p. m.
The elder Laemmle received $5,-
the soul of the German people
TICKET/It Matinee, 33e, 63e, ale Um lee Etealng, 66e., Ile, 51, tee WC
500,000 when he sold Universal
Benny used to be known as ; Sol Leaser, preeklent of Pri nci- more tragic and more bitter than
ATTENTION ORGANIZATIONet — Its Mr. A. Litman lateral yell"
recently. Laemmle
Jack
on the radio , pal Productions, has pord, ued an the war itself. It evokes • pano- classes. Then the awakening of Studios
Special Bt.& Peeler..•a.
closed
that
he
is
now
a
depart-
nationalism
and
the
unfolding
of
of portraits of all classes
the best dressed man
earns-loriginal story as the next ste rring rama
and races that went through the racial prejudice! Never has Awls ment store magnate, having stop-
and now is getting the same
pod
off
at
Grand
Island,
Nebr.,
' vehicle for Bobby Breen.
been
more
monumental
as
•
novel-
hellish period of the Inflation, the
tuition in motion pictures. Harry
Jack.
chaos of the civil war, the rnison- ist than he Is In this chronicle of where he bought an Interest in a
W. Conn writes the gags for Nor-1
Harmonica wizard Larry Adler
, met ous dissipation of false wealth. the the tragic generation. And never store of an old friend.
llenellase
collectors,
attention!
Two
Jackets
of
Ce
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of Baltimore will return late In
carousel of the international mono, has his impregnable faith in hu-
20th
Century-Fox
'
ever
TWO, stand guard
of
Teem
Way..
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manity
and
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its
divine
tank
been
Old
ran
sport at this ONE kat
December from England to take
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