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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
January 8, 1937
CENTER TEAM TO PLAY
IN AKRON ON SUNDAY
Dine Regularly at
WM. BOESKY'S
and you'll discover
THE TRUE JOY
OF EATING
v
Delivery e ening and night
Wm. Boesky, Inc,
Delicatessen - Restaurant
Deafer & Collingwood
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TO. 8.3020
Members of the varsity basket-
ball team of the Jewish Commu-
nity Center will make a trip to
Akron, 0., on Sunday, Jan. 10, to
play the Akron Jewish Center
team. The games with Akron are
always the highlight of the Cen-
, ter's basketball season.
Akron will return the visit on
Saturday evening, Jan. 23, to play
! in the gymnasium of the Center.
Plans are being made to make this
I the outstanding athletic event of
the season with two well matched
sub-senior club teams in a prelim-
! inary game and dancing to the
tunes of a city known orchestra
after the genie.
STAGE AND SCREEN
Serkin in Concert ,
Here on Wednesday
It is a rare occasion indeed that
a Toseanini descends from his
aloof heights to applaud a soloist
on his own program with unre-
strained admiration.
Yet such an unusual sight was
witnessed last season at Carnegie
Two jackets of Cellophane, not
ONE but TWO, stand guard over
I the freshness of the prise crop
tobacco of Old Gold Cigarettes.
GRAM) CENTRAL MARKET
„, so,
heels appointed specially
dmiannted did dilutor for the
MICHIGAN LIQUOR COMMISSION
11e Denser 1$11ER and III NE
Davison at Linwood
Parkin, for MO Car.
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Townsend 8.9304 and 7-9737
Play
an All-Wagner Program
Next Thursday
Detroit Symphony to
Featuring seven excerpts from
the immortal music-dramas of
Richard Wagner, the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra, under the
direction of Bernardino Molinari,
guest conductor from Rome, Italy,
will play an all-Wagner program
at the Thursday night concert of
Jan. 14, in Orchestra Hall. The
program will be the only one of
its kind in Detroit this season.
Friday night, Jan. 15, the or-
chestra will be presented in con-
cert on the Choral Union Series
in Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor.
Molinari will conduct.
Saturday morning, Jan. 16, at
10:30 o'clock, the orchestra, un-
der the direction of Victor Kolar,
and with Edith Rhetts Tilton as
'lecturer, will give the third con-
cert in the Young People's Series
in Orchestra Hall. Featured on
this program will be Olga Fricker
and her concert dance group of
21 girls.
Mate. Nazimova in "Hedda
Gabler" and "Ghosts"
at Caaa Theater
For her engagement at the Cass
Theater, limited to ene week, com-
mencing Monday, Ja,:. I1, Mme.
Nazimova has decided on Ihsen's
"Iledda Gabler" for her first half-
Gladys Swarthout to Appear
in Concert at Masonic
FORUM
Temple Monday
BETH EL
WILL IRWIN TEMPLE
TUESDAY Tickets 65e
Jan.12 "Why Does America At Temple &
Grinnell's
Lead In Crime?" 4
MU P. al.
RUDOLPH SERKIN
Hall when Rudolf Serkin, the
Youi rig Russian pianist who was
MONDAY, JANUARY 11th, 8:15 ma k ing his debut as a soloist in
MASONIC AUDITORIUM 31/2110-SOPRANO
this country, finished the concertos
of B eethoven and Mozart.
I : describing this sensational
GLADYS SWARTHOUT
deb' t, Olin Downes of the New
Yor k Times reported: "Rarely at a
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Michael Strange, poetess, play-
wright, actress, will appear at the
Detroit Town Hall in the Cass
Theater, Friday morning, Jan. 15,
at 11 o'clock in "Scenes from
Great Plays" and readings from
poems with harp accompaniments.
Michael Strange, one of the
most glamorous and exciting Per-
senalities of the American stage,
world renowned for her beauty,
charm and expressive art, whose
writings alone have given her a
most distinguished position in
American Theater, brings to her
audiences an unique synchroniza-
tion of her talents as actress and
Poet, and a type of entertain,
merit that is stirring and re-
freshingly new.
The Town Hall has arranged a
"Costume Parade" to be given
at the luncheon following the lec-
ture, in the Grand Ball Room of
the Book Cadillac Hotel. Reserva-
tions may be made at the office
Room 749 Book Cadillac Hotel.
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Holds Supper Party
Mrs. liaberman and ;lora. Shut-
chairman of floor commit-
At a supper given by the man; Sirs.
Ceitron; chairman of
Ladies Chevra Radish' on of Sunday,
Detroit tee.
reserve fund
Mrs. To-
( committee.
Cheesed Sel Ernes)
Leboat
back;
chairman
of publicity corn-
Des 27, Mr. and Airs.
donated • red plush holy table. mittee, Mrs. Rosner.
cloth Inc use on the altar of the
Ark of the Law. The same eve- Odessa Aid Society Installs
ning, $40 was collected as a do
nation from those present at the
its Officers
supper, Mrs. Rosner being the
first to contribute.
The Odessa Progressive Aid So-
Among the guests were Xr. ciety installed its officers Tuesday
Cherries.% president; Mrs. Char- Jan 5, at the Bnai Moshe Syn. :
'
ness, I. Itekovitz, superintendent, Bogue-
the board of directors, and Mr. Sam Shayne was unanimously
and Mrs. William Chanel- ___ Keen
... elected to a second term as presi-
n
tongs with which Mr. Chaim! en-
tertained the group.
Officers of the organization are
as follows: President, Mrs. Toby
Lieberman; vice-president, Mrs.
Richmond; financial secretary, Mr.
Berlin; treasurer, Mrs. Rosen-
feld; recording secretary, Mrs.
Week's Attractions
at Center Theater
Another set of interesting and
outstanding pictures will be the
attractions at the new Center
Theater on Woodward Ave., near
the Blvd., this week.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
Jan. 8, 9 and 10, the pictures will
"RAMONA"
AND
Robert Ta) lor—Joan Fran fonl
AND
Jean Harlon—Fr...141ot Tune
"GORGEOUS
MUSSY"
"S U Z Y"
Alit CONDITIONED • • MIRROPMONIC SOUND
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II A.M. mTIL It
7 Arts Institute
Opens in Detroit
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Tire. 550(1. dun. II
Mat.. Wed. • WI.
The Dramatic Eden( of the Rome.
NAZIMOVA
Mon. Tues. Wed and Wed, Mat.
'HEDDA GABLER'
With •
HARRY ELLERBE
EDWARD TREVOR
LESLIE BINGHAM
McKAY MORRIS
VIOLA FRAYNE
GRACE MILLS
■
111r,od by Alum. NOZi1110,
nettlim by Stewart Chaney
SAKS
Velva White, "Blonde bombshell
'of Song", now featured at Cafe
Saks, enters her sixth triumphant
week as the headline attraction.
Moss & Manning, fast stepping
novelty dancers, who appeared in
a recent Laurel & Hardie movie
are also in the spotlight this week.
Attractive Helen Slyn completes
the show. Marlton Hauck continues
as master of ceremonies and di-
rects his own NBC orchestra for
dancing. Saks features a special
roadhouse dinner, Sunday only, at
$1.25. An extra floor show is also
offered for the entertainment of
Sunday patrons.
Bar Features
Special Sunday Dinner
In
"To Mary
with Love"
The keystone of the Seven Arts
Institute, offering effective train-
ing for the gifted child and adult
in Detroit, is "Art and Culture
for Self-Expression, and the Op-
portunity to Express Them."
PLANTATION
Faced with a situation in which
"Revels of 1937" is the title of
much natural talent is neglected
the sepia show at the Club Planta-
a lack of stimulation
tion, The Beach Combers, the sing- because of
ing of Margaret Watkins, aided
by the hot songs of Velma Middle-
ton and Clarence Weems are fea-
tured. Earl Walton's Harlem or-
chestra swings out for the shows
and for dancing.
Paddock
SI" JIM T . " 71' •
Warwr Banter-14 ran Loy
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FRI. SAT. and NAT. 111T.
Ibrovia
'GHOSTS'
• McKAY MORRIS
• VIOLA FRAYNE
• HARRY ELLERBE
• CALVIN THOMAS
Rtes. Mc, 11.10, MI5. 52.20 het Inc.
Cie, Si,-. $1.15, II 115
Mats. Net -Set.
BOBCHESTER
SAUL SCHLESINGER
Now . DANCING
Downtown Theaters
at
A
in
BOESKY'S GRILL .
1220 GRISWOLD, Between State and Grand River I
1
"HEDDA GABLER"
In
$1.10
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
SERVED AT
ended
ed all
snits-
enter
niched
d and
rand,-
NAZIMOVA in Ibsen's
Lon•Ita Young—Don Ameche
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75e Never Bought More
THAN YOU GET IN THE
New I
Prime.
WEBSTER HALL
Daro and Costa, attractive young
team, open Friday night at Web-
ster Hall Cocktail Grill. Bob Ches-
ter and his dance orchestra remain
on the bandstand, featuring Made-
Ion Baker and Lynn Cole, romantic
tenor, with the clowning of Slim
Branch.
PARKING • • • GlileiS SERVICE
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and proper guidance, several
A favorite dining and drinking teachers of note have designed
rendezvous of Ddtroiters is the types of instruction which will in
Paddock Bar and Restaurant some degree modify the unfor-
located on the corner of Park and tunate situation now existent.
A week-end school and after-
Elizabeth. Now operating under
new management the Paddock has noon and evening classes will
become famous for their special make it possible for the child and
Sunday dinner which is being adult who possesses exceptional
served complete for $1.10. In addi- talent in dramatics, vocal music,
tion to the excellence of their food instrumental music, and creative
and the choiceness of their liquors writing to cultivate his or her
a feature that is popular with abilities during his leisure time
patrons is the music of Chico and demonstrate his abilities be-
DOWNTOWN
Reyes and his orchestra and the fore appreciative audiences.
Heretofore, instruc Lion and
warbling of Betty Thompson, song
stylist. There is dancing on Satur- guidance by authorities on their
day afternoons and every night subjects has been possible only
among the very wealthy who rec-
except Mondays.
ognized procociousness in their
children. Now, through the meth-
Contributions to the Jewish ods evolved by the director of
and RESTAURANT
the "Seven Arts Institute," such
2035 Park Ave., at Elisabeth
Children's Home
training is available to people in
The Jewish Children's Home of all walks of life.
Saul L. Schlesinger, former
NIEld E5replInn NIondo)•
Detroit wishes to acknowledge
producing director at the Sunset
with thanks receipt of donations
8:30 P. M. to 1 A. M.
Community Playhouse in Los
Salonlai•—Afternoon and E,ening
from the following:
Angeles, formerly lecturer and
Airs. A. Berkowitz, 11362 N.
CHICO REYES
instructor in public speaking and
Robert Tailor.
Martindale. •
AND Ills ORCIIESTILt
interpretative reading at the De-
Mrs. S. Diskin, 3741 Tuxedo.
and
Joan
Crawford
MICHIGAN.—"Sing
Me
a
Love
BETTY
THOMPSON
troit
Federation
of
Women's
LOUISE CARR with her
Louis Mase, Kline's Department
Nona Nty llel
Song" with Hugh Herbert, Zasu
Clubs, instructor of German at
in "The Gorgeous Hussy"
rather, Andy, are doing •
Store.
Pitts,
Allen
Jenkins,
Patricia
the
Standard
Accident
Insurance
LUNCHES 35c
w ing tips routine among their
be: Loretta Young and Don
United Dairies, 960 E. Six Mile
Ellis, James Melton and Nat
Company, of international rela-
DINNERS 90c
once offerings at the Powatan
Ameche in "Ramona."
Road.
Pendleton, is now showing at the
tions at several community
EXCELLENT FOOD
: rub.
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
1400
Wash-
Nathan
Scholnick,
Michigan Theater. The stage show
houses
in
Detroit,
coach
and
di-
CHOICE LIQUORS
and Thursday, Jan. 11, 12, ington Blvd., in memory of the
presents in person the entire cast day
rector of dramatics at the Inter-
and 14, the Center Theater will father of Harry Clark.
of the radio stars of the Ameri- 13
national
Center
and
the
St.
Eliza-
SPECIAL
SUNDAY
rant Wood to Address
feature Warner Baxter and Myr-
Mr. and Mn'. William B. Geyer,
can Pagent of Youth, including
DINNER
na Loy in "To Mary With Love" 13120 LaSalle, in honor of their beth Comunity llouse, and foun- f
Town Hall Wednesday
Dottie Mathews, Pinky Mitchell,
der
and
supervising
director
o
and Jean Barlow and Franchot wedding anniversary.
the Shaarey Zedek Children's
at the Fisher Theater Ethel Shepard, the Four Bars, Cy Ton e In "Suzy."
Airs. Jack Dunn, 3243 Webb.
Boford and Margaret McLarnen.
Mrs. Sidney Sherman, 3010 Theater, will assume active direr
'The Gorgeous Hussy" is the
MADISON.
—
"Winterset"
ac-
Under New Management
Calvert.
Lion
of
the
new
training center
Grant Wood, famous Iowa
story of tempestuous Peggy
claimed as one of the greatest O'Neal, who threw Washington
Mr and Mrs. Herman Cohen, now in process of organization.
Tel. CL 1313
m ist, will speak on "Regional
drama's
ever
filmed
is
now
show-
Since
only
children
and
adults
rt" at the Detroit Town Hall
into an uproar during the fiery 1624 Glynn Court, in memory of
who possess a natural talent for
the Fisher Theater, Wednesday ing at the Madison Theater. The administration of Andrew Jack- Bert Moss.
Mrs. Charles A. Smith, chair- the leisure time activity in which
morning, Jan. 13, at 11 o'clock. cast includes Burgess Meredith son. In love with John Randolph
Since Grant Wood's pictures of making his screen debut of role of Virginia, she married "Bow" man of the contributions commit- they are interested, will be con-
oral Iowa scenes and characters he created on the stage.
a naval officer, be- tee of the Ladies Auxiliary of eidered for ntrance to the in-
UNITED ARTISTS. — Gary Timberlake,
UNITED
*came the sensation of the Chi-
and Jean Arthur in Cecil cause Randolph's political beliefs the Jewish Children's Home, re- stitute, appointments are being
Ported the following donations: arranged now for auditions to de-
go Century of Progress Art
DeMille's great production of disagreed with Jackson's and her
Harry Litman, 222 Marston, in termine the nature and extent of
xhibition, many of hi.s•subjects. B.
the "Plainsman" is now in its own. Timberlake was killed in a
CONSIDER YOUR
latent talent. These tests are
o t a b l y "Americab. Gothic,"
memory of Max Landsberg.
second
big
week
at
the
United
brawl
and
Peggy
later
married
HEALTH FIRST
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cohen free and may be arranged for by
D aughters of Revolution," and
l lerbert Hoover's Birthplace," Artists Theater. The picture deals John Eaton, who was appointed and son, 222 Marston, in mem. calling To. 8-7291, evenings, or For that run-down feeling and
with
and
tells
the
great
story
of
Minister
to
Spain
by
President
by
mail
to
3009
Lawrence
Ave.
Jackson. But during her reign in ory of Max Landsberg.
e ve become familiar to us.
aches and pains, try oar worlds
Classes in dramatic art, voice
Leader of the new "regional" the struggle for life on the Iron- Washington, the beautiful woman
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Abrahams,
famous Mineral Baths followed
cabinet and set the 1150 Burlingame, in memory of culture, poise, elocution, inter-
hool in American art, Grant tier.
wrecked
a
by • brisk scientific Massage—
ADAMS—Polly Rowles, . Pitts. tongues of the gossips wagging
p r e t a t i v e reading, effective
ood has broken a lot of musty
Max Landsberg.
it will put new pep and life
'
burgh
socialite,
makes
her
film
de-
Mrs. II. Silverstone, 1150 Bur- speech and speech improvement
i editions. Ile uses the same but in "Love Letters of a Star." over her reckless activities. The
into you.
chnique when lecturing. Behind now at the Adams, with Shirley story is from the historical novel lingame, In memory of Jacob Lev- are also being offered.
TRY THE
by Samuel Hopkins Adams.
h is present work is a revolt
inson.
Temple
in
"Stowaway"
as
the
ainst abstract painting, and a
Mr. and Mra. Harry II. Warsaw, Congregation Bnai Zion Cel-
second picture. Little Shirley plays
b elief that an artist should paint
2924 Tuxedo, in honor of the
ebrates 11th Anniversary
o ut of the land and the people with Alice Faye and Robert Young New Dante Group Perform- recovery of Irving Golden.
in a romantic drama.
e knows best.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Karbel, 1533
*nee at Art Institute
Aces,"
an
On Sunday, Jan. 3, Congrega-
Tickets for Grant Wood's lec-
Collingwood, in honor of the re-
Sunday
tion Bnai Zion of 3841 Humphrey,
ore are available at Grinnell's official World War picture present-
covery of Irving Golden.
Mount Clemens, Michigan
major scenes from that con-
a nd Monday, Tuesday, and ing
Mr. and Mrs. S. Bonsield, 4516 corner Helmut celebrated its 11th
MANAGEMENT
W ednesday before the lecture at flict, will be shown at the Down- Anna Sokolow, William Matons, Lincoln, in memory of Bert Moss. anniversary. A large audience of
members and friends attended the
he Fisher Theater. The prices are town starting Friday. It was com- Sophie Maslow and Jane Dudley,
Max Elkin--Albert Crewman
piled
by
Private
Slack,
who
will
the
four
modern
dancers
appear-
1 1.65, $1.10, and 83 cents includ-
J. W. E. W. 0. Gives Money celebration.
appear in person at all showings. m g at the Art Institute on Jan. •
The evening was spent with. the
ng tax,
for Steamship Ticket
The 'second feature is "Love and 10, were kading figures in the
playing and singing of Ha va "
Kisses," starring Pinky Tomlin first American Dance Congress and I
to Unite Family
and brief remarks were delivered Contributions to Hatlassah
Toby Wing, with Fuzzy Knight Festival held in New York last
by L. Fish, president. Rabbi Solo-
I ether Hubbard's Illustrated and
School Luncheons Fund
In the leading comedy role.
A special meeting of the Jewish mon delivered an interesting ad-
spring. For the benefit of their
Lecture at Art Insti-
CINEMA—"Lac Aux Dames" Detroit audience they will repeat \Yemen's European Welfare Or- dress. The president of the Ladies'
tute Sunday •
The project of supplying lunch-
and "Le Bonheur" (now showing). some of the outstanding numbers ganization was held last Monday, Auxiliary, Mrs. Glassman, spoke
—
The first French feature stars
this national festival. J an. 4, at the Bnai Moshe Congre- briefly. Besides Mr. Fish, presi- eons to school children in Palestine
Roaring rapids, a dash into the Simone Simon in a story written presented at
is made possible in part through
d
chorea-
gation.
Mrs.
A.
Katzin,
president,
considered
eo
low,
tko
dent,
the
following
are
officers
of
So
, nmapped wilderness of Northern by Vicki Baum, relating the ro-
presided.
the Congregation: I. Sosnick, vice the aid of donations received by
Mi mo a t talented young
C anada, the descent to a lake 610 mance between an exotic girl and the
At this meeting letters were president; Charles Newman, treas- the school luncheon committee of
graphers in the field of modern 1
feet below sea level, the discovery
a handsome swimming instructor. dance, will present "Speaker"'
and, read from the European orphans urer; S. Becker, secretary; trus- Hadassah. Many children have but
o f huge fossil tracks in the frozen The second attraction is based on "—
this one meal to which they can
impressions of a Dance Hall.' 1 who are on the regular supporting
I. Liss, S. Comenetzky, I.
glaciers, and his last summer's the play by Henry Bernstein deal- Among Miss Dudley's numbers list of the organization, and from tees:
look forward during each day, a
Weingarden, T. Sosnick, B. Rich-
visit to the new government set-
fact which indicates how vitally
a
for
support,
man. II. Beeman, II. Warsh, AL
dement at Matanuska are among tag with the conflict between emo- will be "Dream World Dora" and others asking
"Swivel Chair Hero." Miss Maslow from a blind girl asking relief for Eizilman; board of directors: .1 important it is that the work be
lion and intellect
the motion picture highlights to be
FOX—Ring Crosby's happiest' will offer several dances with song an operation on her eyes.
Teitelbaum. J. Weingarden, J. continued.
shown by Father Hubbard, re- music•I hit, "Pennies from . •
Any person desirou. of making •
Checks were sent to 22 orphans Nachman, L. Telavin, W. Keller,
accompaniment. Mr. Melons, who
towed geologist and " Glacier Heaven," keeps 1937 swinging has
contribution to this fund is re-
been closely associated with in Europe, to • student in the S. Kind, T. Nanes, H. Fineberg,
Priest," at Cass Tech auditorium along in a merry mood at the Fox Charles Weidman for many years, Chicago Hebrew College and for
quested
to send the money to Mrs.
L. Michelson, Ii. Lutzky.
at 3:30 Sunday afternoon, Jan. 10. Theater this week. Olsen and John- will present several satiric pieces. rent to an orphaned family
Officers of the Ladies Auxiliary A. A. Silberblatt, chairman of the
For this new lecture which cov- son, America's favorite maniacs,
committee,
at 9350 Wildermere
In addition to the solos, the dam- brought over to Detroit.
of which Mrs. Glassman Is Neel-
ers his 10th annual expedition into are on the Fox stage, in person. era will combine in several group
A check for $60 was sent to • dent, are: Mrs. Cohen, first vice- Ave. For further information, call
Alaska, Father Hubbard brings bringing with them a brand new
Euclid
4238.
numbers. They are being present- blind orphan girl for an operation president; Mrs. Sutkin, second
the pick of 51.000 feet of new mo- musical revue from Hollywood.
Contributions were received in
ed in Detroit by the New Dance on her eyes.
vice-president: Mrs. T I c k in • n,
tion pictures. His subject is "New
A steamship ticket has been pur- treasurer; Mrs. Soenick, cower honor of the following birthdays:
Group with studios at 28 W. War-
Explorations in Alaska". Reserva-
Sylvia Leider, Elaine Gloria Jasen,
chased
for
uniting
the
Nosovetzky
treasurer;
Airs.
Whiteman.
secre-
Detroit Lodge No. 55 Public ren Ave.
tions should be made at the World
family in Detroit.
tary: Mrs. Heiman and Mrs. Ruthven Simon, Warren Cowan,
Installation and Dance
Adventure Series office at the De-
Announcement was made that Durchin, hospitalers. Trustees of Benjamin Imbler, Marshal Gra-
EQUALITY CLUB
troit Institute of Arts. Father
a dinner, bridge and games will the auxiliary ere: Mrs. Fish, Mrs. ham,
Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights
Hubbard Is opening the winter pro-
In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
Equality Club will hold a card be held on Sunday, Feb. 21, at 5 Teitelbaum, Mrs. Balaur; board of
followi ae
gram of this Sunday afternoon Il- of Pythias, and the Greater De-
Littman's
People's
Hall
p.
m., in Jericho Temple. Joy Rd., directors: Mrs. Michelson, Mrs.
troit Temple Na 152 of Pythian Icrty in
made
contributions: Mrs. S. Ben-
lustrated lecture course.
Linwood.
• ood .
Stewart, Mrs. Shapiro, Mrs. Gold-
night,
Jan.
9.
The
chair-
Weds),
de t. The officers elected are:
public
Installa-
a
Sisters will have
jamin, Mrs. Harold Goodman, Mrs.
A special board of directors stein.
Mrs. R. ,
Sam Shayne, president; Sam
tion of officers for the coming man of this affair will be
Phillip Gilbert, Aron Sitberbkitt.
CARD OF THANKS
' Danish. who has chosen as her co- meeting is called for Monday, Jan.
Briske, vice-president; Mr. Teitle-
year.
Donations in memory of M ra-
Dr. Isaac Herzog. new ihohkenit-
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Mrs.
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and
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home
The entertainment committee has
baum, financial secretary; Abe
Julius
Zuieback were made by the
Mrs. Fannie Pupko and family
of Mrs. Adelman, active board tie Chief Rabbi of Palestine, is the
Bigleman, recording secretary; Mr. wish to express their sincere arranged for Mel Lowe and his Davis. The president, Mrs. E.
following: Mrs. Abraham Fine-
only
contemporary
Orthodox
rabbi
Goose, extends her invitation to all member, 11845 La Salle Blvd. Ar-
Nathanson, treasurer.
thanks for the sympathy and kind- California Collegians' music. Re-
berg,
Mrs.
Louis Taboshnick, Mrs.
/organizations. Proceeds will go to rsngements will then be made for who knows as much Greek as he
A. A. Silberblatt,
Refreshments and music com- nese extended them during their freshments will be served between
does Hebrew.
the Sunday d i nner.
charity.
dames.
recent bereavement,
pleted a pleasant evening.
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Michael Strange to Address
Town Hall at Caaa
on Jan. 15
POWATAN
The Andrews Sisters, dancers
who can really swing it, moved
into the Powatan Club Friday
night. Beth Challis, a petite singer
of unusual ability, chants those
haunting melodies while A r t
Mooney's Rhythm Kings, are still
making things hum for dancing.
Danny White, new master of
ceremonies at the Club Ten-Forty,
delivers on request, impersona-
tions of any famous dancer. Danny
also has a fr endly line of chatter
which enhances the Teik-Forty's
reputation as an intimate night
spot.
Maybelle Van and her Adorables
have developed some feverish new
routines and Bobby Cook's torchy
songs blaze hotter than ever. Dance
music is by Max Fidler and his
men, with Bill Laskin at his por-
table piano during interludes.
week's offering, to be followed by
lbsen's "Ghosts" on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings and
at the Saturday matinee.
Nazirnova has long been con-
sidered the greatest exponent of
Ibsen in America. She has por-
trayal all the important Ibsen
heroines, presenting many of them
to American audiences for the first
duck time. In her present productions
1. I•1 Que.tra Cetro
POMO of "Hedda Gabler" and "Ghosts"
Amor Dormigliono
When I sin laid in earth.. —Purcell
Femme.. Ballet Cos illarys—(Old she renders Ibsen a service of pre-
Arnold Paz servation and adds simultaneously
French
Wlegeolled
Richard Mom.
2
new shades and nuances to these
Joseph Marl
False de Chopin
Johannes Brahma presentations.
I)lo M•Inacht
Leo Bloch
Ilelmkehr Vom Feet,.
Two beautiful new stage sets
INTERMISSION
Jarostav WHOM are the contribution of the talented
3. TheAlhatrons
Ottorino Resplahl young artist, Stewart Chaney.
l'Ieagla
(Atari. Remplahl
Scherzo
Con Amore... —Fernando J. Obradora
Joaquin NIn
El Vito
The •Ilarp — (Manuscript — ftro•
Erneet Charles
time)
Ilanvall Thompson
Velvet Shoo.
',ova Ban a hewer — (danuarriP1)
lion:lion Robinson
Charles Kinser ord
elm ern
(Written for and dedicated to Mina
a wart out)
rimy Dungan
Wind sons
Revelry by Night
TEN-FORTY
Gladys Swarthout, eminent
opera, concert and radio singer ,
will appear in a concert here at
Masonic Auditorium on Monday,
Jan. 11. In addition to her numer-
sun concert successes, Miss Swarth.
out has also been a triumph in
sound films. Her program here will
be as follows:
Not only did Toseanini lead the
louse for this new genius of
piano but first line critics the
ning after re-echoed the Maes-
enthusiastically, with glowing
a rts.
Serkin is making his first 1.
nscontinental tour under the
n sorship of S. Hurok and will
ear in recital at Orchestra
I I on Wednesday, Jan. 13. This
be the first concert in the
sic Masters Series.
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