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PIEDETROMANISA &MUNE

Alay 21, 1937

lents

Detroiters Head
Embassy Talking
Picture Company

LEE CORBMAN SCHAKNE
TO SPONSOR GROUP OF
FIVE PIANO RECITALS

faustr

Solomon Golub's Composi-

Lee Corbman Schakne announces
tions Sung at His Jubi-
The Embassy Talking Picture a series of five piano recitals to be
lee Concert at Temple
BLVO
Productions, 206 Basso Bldg., 7338 given by her pupils at the Detroit
WOODUJARD AT GPAIIO
Woodward Ave., just completed Conservatory of Music. The first
of
these,
representing
her
inter-
equipping a studio for the produc-
Solomon Golub, eminent Jewish
FREE PARKING • • • GUIR ES SERVICE
mediate group, will be given Fri- poet, composer and singer, cele-
tion of 16 mm. sound pictures.
Moo, Tom, Wed, Thwrsday
Fel., Set., Ran.. May at-at-a3
The new company is headed by day, May 28, at 8 p. m. Those brated his 60th jubilee In Detroit.
May 54 as, SR em
1111Ifir.a.1 31CREP1T11
Albert A. Weiner and Edward J. taking part are: Betty Morency, May 18, with a testimonial con-
Two Academy Award Winners
and MA14444). to
Weiner, both of Detroit.
cert at Temple Beth El, at which
VICTOR
McLAGLEN
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The facilities of the new studio
In
mainly compositions by Mr. Golub
are to be devoted to the production
were sung.
of sound as well as silent motion
sung
li
a.levy
Singing
Society,
pictures for commercial and sales
PIA'S
PLUS
who sponsored the concert. sang
use, as well as making motion pic-
GARY COOPER
BOBBY BREEN
effectively a group of three num-
Star of Edda. Cantor's
In
tures
of
weddings,
parties,
social
• Catering to Luncheons,
bers, led by William Cayman, as-
Radio Hour
functions and private parties.
Brides. Parties, etc.
In
sistant conductor, with Mrs. A.
They are also equipped to make
Warren singing the solo part.
"Itainhow on
screen tests of children and grown-
Violin solos were played by Sadie
ups in the studio or in the home,
the River"
Cooper and a group of soprano
for a nominal fee.
numbers by Solomon Golub were
It is now possible to make a
AIR
CONDITIONED
• • MIRROPNONIO SOUND
sung by Alma Phillips, in a clear
screen test and send it to Holly-
flexible voice.
OPILN I t A PA rat. l'111 A 34
wood for approval rather than
sending the child. By sending the
Greetings were extended by
screen test first, the studio can
Dr. William Klein, chairman of
view the test and judge whether
the Halevy Singing Society; B.
the child shows promise of posses-
Shifrin, of the Arbeiter Ring
12th & Hazelwood
sing talent.
Chorus; Maurice Alterman of the
Albert A. Weiner has been con-
Sholom Aleichem Shul, and Can-
nected with the commercial pic-
tor Jacob Sonenklar.
ture business here in Detroit for
JEWISH
Mr. Golub's musical ability mid
the past 12 years, and represented
interpretation need no introduc-
RADIO
the Paramount Newsreel locally
tion to Detroit audiences, it being
HOUR
for three years.
his
14th
recital
in
this
city.
His
Mr. Weiner will welcome any MRS. LEE CORBMAN-SCHAKNE
fine
nuances
and
outstanding
stage
inquiries regarding the making of Dorothy Smith, Shirley Goldman,
motion pictures of weddings, par- Marilyn Safir, Tom Graham, Janet personality belong in the first
BURGESS MEREDITH AND MARGO IN "WINTERSET"
ranks of artistry, and he has a
Will Henceforth B. Broadcast
ties, or children's pictures.
Wilcox, Robert Wilcox, Carrnella way of making intimate contact
The famous stage play which has nesday and Thursday, May 24
Savarese, Ernest Brock, Francis with his audience when he asks
Many New Attractions Are Hohendorf, Elaine Stritch, Carol them to join him in singinb his
now been produced for the screen, through 27.
"Winterset", taken from a true
"Winterset," with Burgess Mere-
Planned for the Inn by
Ridley, Edward Green, Eleanor more popular compositions. There
PLEASE MAKE NOTE OF TIME CHANGE AND TUNE IN
dith and Margo, original actors of life story, depicts partly in blank
Johnston, Dorothy 'Davison, Olga were delightful songs from his
Abner Rosenzweig
the stage production, will be shown verse the burning desire of a son
Hladun, Mirna Graham, Joyce new jubilee edition as well as old
to
either
definitely
clear
or
con-
at the Center Theater, Woodward
W. E. Flynn, managing director Marie Hale, Justine Cleary and favorites. The audience was large
near Grand Blvd., on Friday, Sat- demn his father of a crime for
Ruby Frazier.
and enthusiastic. Celia Plotnik
urday and Sunday, May 21, 22 and which he died 16 years before. Be- of The Inn at Charlevoix, who has
On June 4, at 7:30 p. m., Mrs.
23, together with "Rainbow on the cause of the radical litera- announced the gala opening for Schakne will present her primary and Florence Kutzen were the
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accompanists.
the
summer
season
on
Thursday,
River" starring Bobby Breen, May ture left in his car when it was
Through Courtesy of Benny Davist
group, children ?aging in ages
Rabbi Leon Fram was the
Robson and Charles Butterworth. stolen, the father did not report July 1. promises many new diver- from 4 to 7. On Friday, June 11,
and Gentlemen:
sified
activities
and
attractions
ROBERT BAXTER
Due to pressure exerted by Cen- the theft, and when a paymaster
DOROTHY RUBIN
at 8 p. m., Arthur Dysarz and Ber- chairman of the evening and Dan
Romance in Baritone
ter patrons, "Mr. Deeds Goes to is killed in a holdup in which this that will help to make a glorious nard Stein, two 11-year old boys Frohman, conductor of the Ha-
Singing Tress-Blues
Town" with Gary Cooper and Jean car is used, the father is found vacation long to be remembered. will be featured in a little artists levy and Arbeiter Choruses, was
EDDIE LEE—Sae/rid
M.
C.
The
cool
summer
days
will
in-
ROY
TRACY,
on
the
reception
committee.
Arthur and "The Informer" with guilty and dies. How strangely the
recital. Rita Aronoff, Justine Clea-
Coyle hkEsy't Music
The Dancing Dilemma
Victor McLaglen, Heather Angel fates balanced the scales of justice crease the enjoyment of all the ry and Lois Beverly Putnam will
—R. C. B.
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and Preston Foster, will again be is very ably depicted and creates sports, and recreations which will be presented on Monday, June 14,
MAY BELLE VAN ADORABLES
include tennis, indoor base ball, at 8 p. m. The final concert, to be
shown on Monday, Tuesday, Wed- a stirring drama.
running. Stunning Routines
and volley ball courts; an en- given by Mrs. Schakne's advanced
Revelry
larged "kiddies" playground, and
will be held on Friday, June
Conduct Civic Music Main- the beautifully appointed open air group,
18, at 8 p. m. The public is invited
DINNER SHOW AT 8,00
Dansant Gardens among the to any of the above recitals.
PLANTATION
tenance Campaign
Maar • Cow Charts
tree& with attractive "patio"
CL. 3100
1040 WAYNE ST.
Ted Blackman's first producing
for $200,000
lighting effects. The indoor
effort, "Harlem clot-Cha," is the
Dansant Room will be in keeping
current Club Plantation hit.
The civic music maintenance with the major changes that are
A great cast is headed by
Menashe Skulnick, acclaimed as campaign for $200,000 in the in- now being completed. A new
Emory Evans, lively emcee, and REFUGEE INTERVIEWED
MICHIGAN
—
Fredric
March
the foremost comedian of the Yid- terest of the 1937-1938 seasons innovation which should prove to
Freeman
and Freeman, ace dance
41 a
dish stage, who just completed one of the Detroit Symphony Orches- be popular is the games room and Janet Gaynor in the much team. Baby Hines does specialty
of the most successful seasons in tra and the Detroit Civic Opera which will be well equipped with heralded natural color production singing while Rudy Toombs German Jew Says Youth Doomed
"A
Star
Is
Born"
is
now
at
the
is
now
inprogress
and
will
con-
various
types
of
games,
inauding
Under Hitler
recent years, is coming to the Wil-
dances and Esty Cooper amuses
ton Theater for only one perform- tinue through May 28. Mrs. John ping pong, pool and billiard tab- Michigan Theater. The Michigan generally.
By NATHAN HACK
ance, Wednesday evening, May 26. S. Newberry and Mrs. Fred T. les for the further enjoyment of stage presents in person an all-
•
His vehicle will be the "Galitzia- Murphy are co-chairmen of the the guests and their friends of star jamboree topped by Marjorie
POWATAN
The tragedy that has befallen
Gainsworth; Dave Jones & Co.,
drive.
the summer colony.
AT ONE•ONE•SIX
Jackson, Mills and Reeve, three Israel in Germany has never been
Organization for the campaign
Abner C. Rosenzweig, master Terry Howard and Jack Tuley;
MICHIGAN AVE.
closer
to our ears and hearts than
chaps with a world of comedy and
is made up of three divisions, the of ceremonies, has selected an ex- and fslady and Cord.
Next to Kinsel's
songs open at the Powatan Tues- this week when the writer met
Special Gifts Committee, which ceptional orchestra and band in
TED LIPSITZ presents
and
conversed
with a German
MADISON—Fred Astaire and day night. Jackson is none other
seeks gifts of $100 or more, the the Society Syncopators, a tal-
Women's Music Crusade, of which ented group of eight musicians Ginger Rogers with their latest than Eddie Jackson who several Jewish refugee who left his
Mrs. Edwin R. Stroh is chairman, for dansants and concerts. and singing and dancing musical com- years ago worked with Clayton, elderly parents and all of his
Entrance on both
and the men's music sales army, promises that there will be activ- edy "Shall We Dance" is now in Jackson and Schnozzle Durante. worldly possessions to escape the
Michigan and
headed by Edward L. Warner. ities and attractions planned for its third and final week at the Opening at the same time one will inhuman persecutions at the
Griswold Avee.
Mrs. Newberry also is leader of every afternoon and evening for Madison Theater. With Edward find Deone Parish, sophisticated brutal hands of brown shirted
Detroit's Favorite
the special gifts committee.
the purpose of having all the en- Everett Horton and Eric Blore, chanteuse. Eddy Ginley and Ar- Nazi officials and their cohorts.
Impersonator of Celebrities
The interviewed man is a cul-
The drive which has enlisted tertainment centered about The Fred and Ginger romp merrily line Grant, those two comedy dan-
Back from kin Loudon
the services of 800 volunteer Inn for the guests and their through this latest picture to the cers from the London music halls, tured gentleman of 36 who ap-
FOOD: From a corned
tour with
workers was launched officially friends.
tune of six new melodies by Geo- headline the current show with pears much older. Until recently
managed
a
he
owned
and
-
beef sandwich to an
Kinley
as
master
of
ceremonies.
last Tuesday night with an invi-
rge Gershwin and a hilarious
The Six Regal Dancers, Ruth large retail establishment that
tational concert and broadcast by
story.
Jack Hylton's Band
institution.
Denning, songstress and Will Hen- was founded by his father over
the symphony in Orchestra Hall. Recital by Gunzburg's and
Co-Starring with
Five local radio stations partici-
UNITED ARTISTS — Bayard derson's Glee Club Band complete a half century ago in a prosper.
Howdren's Students on
ous industrial city of 200,000 in-
BAR: The longest H
pated in the broadcast which oc-
Veiller's famous play "The 13th the bill.
May 27
South
& Lane
•
habitants.
lie
told
me:
cupied
the
last
30
minutes
of
Chair"
with
a
cast
that
includes
Michigan.
TEN-FORTY
Comedy Songsters
the two-hour program that began
"Prior to Hitler's ascension to
A joint recital by students of Madge Evans. Lewis Stone, Ells-
at 9 p. m. The stations were
sa Landi and Janet Beecher.- is
Those three talented young power we enjoyed a most en-
2 OTHER ACTS
WWJ, WJR, WXYZ, WMBC and Mme. Katie Kourteva Howdren
HOT PLATE LUNCHES
be now at the United Artists Thea- show stars appearing at Club Ten• viable reputation among our fel-
Sunday DeL•ze Dinner $1.25
WJBK. Active solicitation began and Dr. Mark Gunzburg will
Forty
for
a
second
week
are
Ray
low
citizens.
Our
business,
how-
ter.
given
on
Thursday,
May
27,
at
8:30
A SPECIALTY
3 SHOWS NIGHTLY
last Monday.
Tracy, foot flinging master of ever, has since shrunk to such a
Report luncheons will be held p. m., at the McGregor Library,
FOX — The sparkling musical ceremonies; Robert Baxter, bari- low ebb because of our Jewish-
Reservations Clifford 2414
Park.
next Monday, Wednesday and Highland
success,
"The
Hit
Parade."
is
on
tone and Dorothy-Robin, songbird. ness that we were forced to sacri-
Mme. Kourteva Howdren, a for-
Friday at the Hotel Statler. The
Maybelle Van's Adorables do fice it to an Aryan buyer. The
primadonna of the Bulgarian the screen of the Fox Theater.
first two report-luncheons took mer
On the stage ,the Fox offers a an entertaining routine and Eddie government received 25 per cent
State
Opera
and
guest
artist
at
place last Wednesday and Friday most important European opera glittering "Round-Up of Stars" Lee plays the Piano while Coyle of the total amount involved in
at the Hotel Book•Cadillac.
the transaction.
houses, is now residing at Toledo, headed by Gene Autry, world- McKay leads the dance band.
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CONTAINER
The success of the campaign
•
she is successful as a vocal famous singing cowboy adveri-
"The steady loss of our busi-
CARRYOUT SERVICE
will insure six weeks of free where
ture hero of screen and radio.
SAKS
teacher.
She
also
joined
the
Gunz-
ness and prestige was not half as
MENASHE
SKULNICK
nightly concerts on Belle Isle this burg School of Music and accepts
for Food and Beverage
Irene
Kessler
is
becoming
a
painful
as our personal discom-
ner Rabbi", a Yiddish musical summer and the inclusion in the a limited number of students in
ADAMS — "Silent Barriers," very good habit with Saks pa- fitures brought about through the
KINLEY & GRANT
comedy by the renowned composer, orchestra's schedule next season Detroit.
OPEN 7 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
Alan Sullivan's railroad-building trons. This popular radio singing steady stream of anti-Semitic ut-
of a new series of industrial music
*Lease Mask lion Conovii Dower*
Joseph Rumshinsky.
The participating vocal students saga, with Richard Arlen playing star has been requested to stay terances of a well organized gov-
Including,Sundays
The libretto is based on the story festival concerts, sponsored by are Martha and Marie Schneider, a young engineer, is brought to over and over.
SIX REGAL
ernment
propaganda
bureau
and Holidays
DANCERS
of a novel, "The Invincible Weak- local corporations. Under the Dorothy Warner, Vera Meehan, the screen. Lili Palmer and An-
Buddy Lester, another demand bent upon the destruction of
leas. el Ladled
ling," written by Freiman and plan, business institutions that Lillian Lindov and Agnes Gardner, toinette Cellier French star, are feature always good for a barrel every person of Jewish blood.
Steinberg, two clever satirists of contribute substantially to the all from Toledo.
the feminine leads. "No Man of of laughs, introduces Doris and
Roth Deanlog
"While it was not an easy mat-
maintenance fund of the sym-
Warsaw.
The pianists are: Zelda Sky, Her Own," with Clark Gable and Wally, crack Toronto acrobatic
Norio wove.
Skulnick, who portrays the part phony will be given special con- Dorothy Green, Benjamin Fogel Carole Lombard, produced in and buck-and-wing dance team. ter to poison the mind of the
WILL
MISTSTO
DITIOIHIS
Fip
average cultured German, a num-
HENDERSON
of the invincible weakling, is sup- certs to which their employes will and Ludwig Harikian.
1933, is the second picture.
91 MITT 'I IA1111
Everyone
does
his
stuff
to
the
br of them, however, had to show
ported by a cast of outstanding be guests.
Accompanist is Miss Eleanor
sel Nit tla
music
of
Eddie
Bratton's
dance
"We want to make the Detroit Miles Covina, the staff pianist of
DM hal
actors well known to the Yiddish
CINEMA THEATER—.'Prison- orchstra, featuring the solo sing- their disgust toward their Jewish
friends for appearance' sake. In
theater goers of Chicago such as Symphony Orchestra the most the Toledo radio station.
ers," the startling drama of the ing of Florence Strong.
other
words,
it
became
the
cusom
Tillie Rabinowitz, Goldie Eiseman, truly civic-institution of its kind."
regeneration of criminals under
•
of the land to persecute the Jews
Leon Gold, Morris Feder and the Murray G. Paterson, manager, ex- To the Ladies: Streamline the "honor system" prisons of the
WEBSTER HALL
recently imported European sopra- plained. "The orchestra is for all
Soviet Union, is the current at- High, wide and handsomely done, in order to find favor in the
Your
Figure
the
Holly-
the people of Detroit and there
eyes of the new rulers
no, Fania Rubins.
traction at the Cinema, 58 E. indeed, are the ballroom dance watchful
wood Method
This engagement will be the last is no better way to have them
Columbia, just off Woodward Ave. antics of the Di Gatonas, cur- of Germany even among those
whose sympathies were against
of this season's New York Yiddish hear their symphony than through
rently keeping the Webster Hall
A new scientific method of re-
attractions to play in Detroit. The the Belle Isle concerts and the
DOWNTOWN THEATE R- Grill crowd on figurative chairs' the present unpopular regime.
"Galitzianer Rabbi" brings the proposed industrial series."
ducing in a natural and comfort- Lona Andre and Donald Reed
"Then again, there is another
ends.
This unusually talented German element whose political
original cast and chorus of 20
able way—no exercising or diet- play the lead in the new sensa-
North End Clinic has received
team, late of Chicago's Palace
beauties; also the costume and
ing—has
been
so
successful
with
ideals
are opposed to Hitler's the following contributions:
tional drama "Slaves in Bondage"
scenery as produced in New York. "Let Freedom Ring" Now at Hollywood stars that it is being to be shown at the Downatown Theater and Chase Hotel, were Nazism, but who joined hands
In honor of confirmation of Ruth
The leader of the orchestra is
Federal Theater
introduced into select beauty Theater for onq week starting also a Loew circuit feature.
Fairly featured vocalists are with his political aspirants for a Naomi Gittleman, from Mr. and
the composer of the operetta, Jos-
ehoppes throughout the country. May 21.
4
selfish
motive.
These
men
profited
Mrs.
Charles Hamburger.
Madelon Baker, Slim Branch and
eph Rumshinsky.
Following the policy of the Na- In Detroit, Maude's Beauty Salon,
In honor of consecration of Sel-
Lynn Cole, all of whom yodel to through the elimination of their
Tickets, 60c to $1.60, tax extra, tional Federal Theater of produc- 7677 W. McNichols Rd., Univer-
better
trained
and
more
able
on sale at Littman's Confectionery, ing good American drama, the De- sity 2.0220, announces the instal- Paramount Signs Kostelan- the music of Bob Chester's dance Jewish competitors in the pro- ma Roberts, from Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hamburger.
orchestra.
12th +t Seward, Trinity 2-9396; troit Federal group has chosen lotion of equipment to give these
fessional and commercial field.
etz; Chesterfield's Direc-
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In memory of Max Schlissel,
Metz's Foreign Exchange, 9128 "Let Freedom Ring" as its next new beauty baths, which quicken
"The
Jews
of
Germany
excelled
In
Movie
Be
BRASS RAIL
tor to
from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham-
Oakland, Longfellow 9889; or attraction at the Peoples' Theater, the circulation of the blood. as-
in
business
and
in
the
professional
burger.
If the shadows of coming
at Wilson Theater box office.
8212 Twelfth St., at Seward Ave. sures a healthy, youthful glow and
Andre Kostelanetz, conductor events mean anything, from now field because they were never al-
A: Littman and Harry Weinberg The play opens Friday evening, which melt away excess fat with-
In memory of Abbe I. Belden,
of the Chesterfield Broadcasts on most of the people who enjoy lowed to hold office in the Army from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham-
are the local managers.
May 21, and will run through May out the slightest inconvenience.
or in any capacity of State, re-
30, under the direction of Austin
During the reducing process, over CBS, Wednesdays, at 9 p. good food and fine drinks will be gardless of their qualifications. burger, Harry and Samuel Frank.
Recital by Amparo Iturbi at Coghlan.
your system is purged of unseen rn., E. D. S. T., has been engaged found at the Brass Rail, Detroit's
In memory of Mrs. Sal Kauf-
were unwritten laws that
Written by Albert Bein, this poisons and that dull let-down by Paramount Pictures to do the newest and Michigan's largest bar. These
strictly enforced even dur- man. from Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Orchestra Hall on May 24 powerful
and moving play dealing look is whisked away. No more concert sequences in "Artists and Nearly everyone in town has been were
Hamburger,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
with the southern mountain peo- will it be necessary for over- Models," the 1937 version of the there since the Wednesday open- ing the happy days of Imperial Neiman and Mrs. Max Teller.
Detroit generally has fine musi- ple, was first produced at the weight ladies to be exercised to all-star lineup featuring Jack ing and it looks like they will con- Germany.
(
The theater suffered a num-
In memory of Joseph Blonder,
cal fare, but the forthcoming Broadhurst Theater, New York, by death and dieted into a bundle Benny, Burns and Allen and other tinue to come back for more.
American debut of Amparo Iturbi, the Actors Reportory Group. After of nerves. This way is safe and outstanding radio personalities.
Hearty meals, drinks and carry- ber of deadly blows through the from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham-
burger.
forceful
elimination
from
the
bet-
Counting
upon
Kostelanetz'
internationally known pianist, bids seeing it, Clifford Odets wrote: scientifically constructed under
out service are dispensed on the
of interpreters of the •In memory of Albert Staler,
fair to become a great musical "Let Freedom Ring" is by far the the technically critical supervis- versatile abilities this new picture, upper bar level while • more leis- ter plays
to be released early in the fall, urely cocktail may be enjoyed in theatrical art, the Jewish actors, from Mrs. Mark Fleischman, Mr.
event. Amparo, sister of the fa- most important play on Broadway ion of a reliable institute.
playwrites
and composers. Most and Mrs. J. B. Neiman and Mrs.
will
provide
the
famed
Cheater-
mous Jose, is so well known in at the present time. It is highly
the
beautiful
lounge
and
grill
Call University 2-0220 and
theater and movie houses are only Max Teller.
Europe that no mention of her literate, deeply entertaining, hot make your appointment with Miss field conductor with an important downstairs.
In memory of Maurice J. Caplan,
half filled with audiences who are
calibre as an artist is necessary. with life, juicy with American Maude, who is always glad to role .— a real sustaining part
•
being bored to death with foolish from Mr. and Mrs. Julian Zemon.
MAYFIELD
In Detroit she will make her characttrs."
accommodate you by checking in instead of a short feature bit.
In memory of William Harrison
propaganda
plays.
As
usual,
Mr.
Kostelanetz
went
American debut this Monday,
Johnny Howard, Detroit favorite
her shoppe the unbecoming extra
"While my two children. one Frank, from Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel
to Hollywood by plane, following master of ceremonies and that Im-
WOMAN NIT /AWE' May 24, at Orchestra Hall.
weight you carry around.
G.
Klein, Mr. and Mrs..1. B. Nei-
-
girl
ten
and
a
boy
seven,
were
a
Chesterfield
broadcast.
He
will
Concert
and
Playlet
by
Ru
Fier concerts with the Pasde-
personator of celebrities received
loop and Lamoureux Orchestras
ARENA GARDENS WRESTLING remain there leas than a week, a welcome home Friday night when allowed to attend public school man and Mrs. Max Teller.
benstein Pupils on
In
memory of Mrs. Frances
i
ex-
was
an
classes
because
I
all the scenes in which he stepped before the "mike" at
of Paris at the Conservatoire, Sal-
Ivan (the Terrible) Rasputin, crowding
May 28
A
tat?
he appears into six "shooting"
soldier, I was nevertheless forced Gurwin from Miss Freda Wein-
le Caves", and the Salle Wagram,
bearded Russian man-mountain days, and returning in time to the Mayfield. Many of his old to send them to • Jewish school stein.
sensations and she was
Rubenstein Piano Studios will wrestler, next Monday will at- conduct the. program on the fol- friends were on hand. Johnny just
"S created
For the Supplementary Medical
because the constant humiliation
recalled to Paris several times present
a number of pupils in a tempt to unmask the Mystery Man lowing week. The spring series returned from Europe where he and beatings they received at the Assistance Fund for Children: In
following her debut in that city. recital and
a musical playlet "A of the Arena Gardens in the main of Chesterfield programs is star- completed a tour with Jack Hyl- hands of their gentile schoolmates memory of Mrs. Sol Kaufman,
Critics compared her to the great Courtroom in Musicland." This event of the weekly mat card
ton's band. On his European en-
ring Lily Pons, lovely coloratura gagement Johnny picked up a num- became intolerable. It was al- from Mrs. Samuel Colburn and
Carreno, as well as to the youn- is the first of a series of con- there.
soprano, accompanied by the ber of new impersonations. South most an every day occurrence to Mrs. Milton Sloman.
ger Leginska.
In
the
semi-final
Alex
Kase-
spring and
For the Social Service Relief
Following her first recitals in certs to be given this Friday,
and Lane strum and sing their way see my youngsters bleeding and
May boski and "Taffy" Cleet, a pair Chesterfield chorus.
take place on
into your hearts and opening on in tears because of these brutal Fund: From Neugarten Sunshine
Paris she was acclaimed by great will
28, at 8 p. m. at McGregor Li- of rotund mat gentlemen, both
Club and Sigma Alpha, Beta Soro-
attack&
Only
those
who
have
audiences in England, Holland, brary,
Sunday
night
one
finds
•
new
line
12244 Woodward Ave. Stu- plenty rough, will mix it Op. One
Belgium, Italy and Switzsrlaad, dents of Mrs. Rose Rubenstein fall bouts are: Harry "Speedy" Ganapol School Recitals on of dancing girls direct from New children of their own can visual- rity.
SA COM LUMP=
June 1 and 2
York. Virginia Rucker and Art ize our heartfelt feelings.
as well as her own beloved Spain. and her assistant teachers. Freda Shaeffer, St. Louie, vs. Johnny
"It is my canriid opinion that
Mahon are stepping, high, wide
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Silvy, Hamilton, and "Doug"
Greenbaum,
Laura
Goldman
and
the Jewish youth of Germany is German who dares to question
CHICAGO. — (WNS) — Sup- Miriam Edwards, will participate. Marcell, Quebec, vs. Nick Elitch,
The Ganapol School of Musical and handsome.
doomed
as long as Hitler and his Ilitler's power.
Art
will
present
Sara
Fox,
pianist,
port of Fascism abroad is incom-
Jugo-Slavia.
The American Jew through
Rabbi Solomon Goldman of Chi- murderous cohorts are in power,
patible with American citizenship,
In a graduation recital on Toes-
Este# M. Sternberger, who
Breslau Zionist Paper Suspends Senator Borah said in a letter to
cago
is
leaving
for
South
Africa
and
I
hasten
to assure you that their various ilutritable agencies
day
evening.
June
1,
at
the
Mc-
as executive director of World
Publication
Ettore Patrizt editor of L'Italian, PeacewIlys made the nation peace
A cello which any violinist can Gregor Auditorium. On June 2, on May 19 to take a big part in the he will remain in power because such as your present Detroit Al-
BERLIN (WNS) — The Jued- Italian newspaper in San Fran- conscious, is now an honorary tuck under his chin and play has in the same hall, Mrs. Ganapol Jewish National Fund campaign of his powerful military and spy lied Jewish Campaign can save
ische Zeitung of Breslau, which cisco a copy of which was made member of the Women World War been Invented by David Reisky, a will present 16 of her students in there .. He'll fly moat of the organizations which are ready to • portion of the German Jewish
way.
forever silence every thinking youth from titter destruction."
an evening of piano music.
French-Jewish musician.
was started in 1924 by Dr. Joach- public here by Salmon 0. Levin- Veterans. •
im Prinz as a Zionist organ, has son, C friend of Borah.
discontinued publication.

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