Anoka ffewish Periatfical Center
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO
ThEVETROIT4EIVISRffiRDISIC111
December 31, 1937
OW 1Eo t.N
RAIL
It's the BRASS
ies WILLIAM BOESIMIS
ea
OPEN
HOUSE
J. W. E. W. 0. LUNCHEON
ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4
"GREEN FIELDS" COMES TO CINEMA
Nathan L. Milstein to Be the
Guest Speaker at Annual
Donor Event
Meet Your Friends at BOESKY'S
JOIN THE GAY THRONGS THAT
WILL CONGREGATE HERE
New Year's Eve
12th and
Hazelwood
Mrs. Morris Ilaker was hostess
at her home on Webb Ave. to
STOP IN ANY TIME DURING
NSEL'S
the
members of the North Wood-
N EXT 'TO KI
THE EVENING
ward branch of the Jewish Wo-
ONE. ONE • SIX MICIIIGAN
men's European Welfare Organ-
ization on Wednesday afternoon,
foods and drinks. Boast-
Dec. 29.
For finer
Michigan.
A special meeting ups held to
'longest bar in
announce that final plans are now
ing the
completed for the fifth annual
donor luncheon which will be held
on Jan. 4, at 12:30 p. m., at
the Fort Wayne Hotel. Mrs. Ida
Schultz, general luncheon chair-
man, can be reached at Euclid
3527-W. Mrs. Schultz appeals to
the public and the presidents of
the various organizations and
clubs to co-operate and send in the
DEXTER M cOEUNG,NooD
names of their representatives.
The guest speaker at the donor
Famous for excellent food and liquors
luncheon will be Nathan L. Mil-
stein, prominent Detroit attor-
ney.
"FROM A CORNED • BEEF SANDWICH 70 AN INSTITUTION"
All Detroit women who are in-
SCENE FROM "GREEN FIELDS"
terested in extinguishing the suf-
fering of European widows and
Starting Tuesday, Jan. 4, the story of the young Talmudic schol- orphans and also helping to sup-
Cinema Theater, 58 E. Columbia, ar who, dissatisfied with life in the port orphan girls and boys in Pal-
(ENGLISH-
TITLES)
WITH DESERVED PRIDE WE STATE THIS FACT
will show "Green Fields", a Jewish city synagogue, wanders into the estine are urged to attend. The
country in search of the intangible proceeds of the luncheon go for
film adapted from Peretz Hirsh- something he misses. And among
—THAT FOR A COCKTAIL AND A SNACK THE
.gwa
1 94.19/11 PEOPLE
this work as well as for bring-
bein's
play
of
the
same
name, Di- the simple peasants he finds the ing orphans to America and uni-
NEWEST, SMARTEST THING BY FAR, IS THE
SHOULD ISE PROUD
•
rected by Jacob Ben-Ami and with youth, love, and self-sacrificing de- ting families separated for many
•BEST
TONANITOSEE.
a cast made up of members of the votion which are so magically years.
• JEWISH PICTURE SUCH A PICTURE=
Artef and the Maurice Schwartz blended into this tender and charm-
The following worked on var-
/ SEEN YET=
JasephR4imshinsky
zse
Yiddish Art Theater Players, this ing tale of folk-life.
ious committees: Mesdames Elias
42°Sta.
Litt
* A NEW HIGH!
photoplay has received such ac-
The first film of its kind to be Epps, Maurice M. Silverstone,
\-Wodd•re/eVram
claim as Paul Muni's adjective made in the United States, "Green Morris Dinner, Harry Mitz, Wil-
se•"'
68 E. COLUMBIA
"Great!" and the New York World- F ields" has been the unanimous liam Fisher, A. J. Redblatt, A.
In Hotel Webster Hall .. Cass at Putnam
Off Woodward
Telegram's appraisal "A new high choice of Jewish leaders and press Shrier, S. B. Hack, A. Gittleman,
in vernacular art!"
cont. from noon
as "the finest Jewish film ever Sam Kaufman, A. Denitz, M.
Under Direction of Wm. Boesky and Joe Freedman
"The beginning
"Green Fields" tells the age-old made."
Sklare, Anna Goldberg, E. Weiss-
of a new epoch"
man. Ada Green, L. Margolis, A.
—THE DAY
B. Knoppow. For Information call
Mrs. Joseph Modell, president,
Townsend 8-8033 or Tyler 6-9553.
The organization acknowledges
with thanks a donation to the
The Detroit Town Hall in the
Benjamin Wisner Memorial Flow-
Cass Theater resumes the Friday
er Fund by Mrs. Minnie Good-
LAFAYETTE AND WAYNE
morning series, Jan. 7, at 11
Special Auto License Plates Are
The Theater Guild, New York's man in honor of her new-born
o'clock, when Dr. A, L. Sachar, outstanding play-producing agen- grandson.
lamed With JWV Designation
One Performance Only
historian, biographer and educator cy, is noted for its care in cast-
Retained as President; Or- will
After an absence of five weeks,
speak on the subject "Four ing plays, and has been known to
At a meeting of Detroit Post
Franco Ghione, conductor of the
ganization
Holds
Elec-
Roads to Security."
go far afield in its choice. When
No. 135, Jewish War Veterans of
Detroit
Symphony Orchestra, will
Dr. Sachar has made an enviable the Ben Ilecht play "To Quito
tion at Dinner Rally
the United States, held at the Book
return to the podium to lead the
reputation as historian educator
Cadillac Hotel, Maurice Bordelove
orchestra
in the seventh subscrip-
The
Mizrachi
Women's
donor
Outs andinq
Off
was re-elected commander of the
Max M. Silverman was re-elected and biographer since his birth 37
EDWIN A. RELKIN At
luncheon was a brilliant success tion concert of Thursday night,
Floor Tliow
post for the third consecutive year president of the House of Shelter years ago in New York. After
Jan,
6,
in
Orchestra
Hall.
SIGMUND WEINTRAUB
socially, culturally and financial-
AM and hi,
graduating
from
Washington
and
The
re-election
of
Bordelove
i
at the dinner-meeting held Tues-
hate the great honor
Ghione has built a program of
or to present
ly. Mrs. Bezalel Cohen of Tel
music
Favors
hailed by the officers of the na day evening at the Beth Tefilo Harvard Universities he did post-
Ihe distinguldied 17J,IIsh actors
Aviv, Palestine, who was the unusual interest and variety, con-
Sinner
graduate work at Cambridge, Eng-
Breakfast
Emanuel Hall.
taining
as
it
does
five
widely
dif-
guest
speaker,
delivered
an
in-
Hyman Altman, chairman of the land, and received the degree of
spiring address telling from her, ferent compositions by as many
Doctor
of
Philosophy
for
work
nominating committee, also pre-
experience and observation the composers, and representative of
sented the following slate of offi- upon the Victorian House of Lords.
achievements of American women four nationalities, Italian, Spanish
cers, all of whom were elected At the University of Illinois he is
through their support of Mizrachi German and Russian,
professor of modern European and
unanimously:
activities in Eretz Israel.
Honorary president, Rabbi A. M. English history and his classes are
A victory luncheon will be Besman's Band to Play at
Hershman; vice-presidents, Sam- the most popular on the campus,
tendered complimentary to all the
Eastwood Ballroom on
uel Mintz, Isaac Rosenthal, Moses with both students and Visitors.
paid-up members of Mizrachi next
Recently
Dr.
Sachar
has
become
Levitt; treasurer, Louis Dann;
New Year's Eve
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 5, at
financial secretary, Benjamin Ka- national director of the Bnai Brith
Make your reservations now for
1:30, at the Bnai Moshe Syna-
minsky; recording secretary, Alex- I Hillel Foundations which are
gogue,
at
which
a
musical
program
Eastwood's
Ballroom will be
established
in
the
leading
univer-
ander F. Handel. Newly elected
will be presented. All members opened New Year's Eve for one
members of the board are: Her- allies of the country. He writes
are urged to be present.
of the gayest dances of the sea-
llian Franzblau, Jerry Bielfield, extensively for the New Republic.
Mizrachi Women announce with son, as Detroit's Big Apple Club
Ilyman Mitnick, Max Charness,
thanks the following contribu- bids everyone welcome.
Samuel I. Bernstein. The follow-
POWATAN
tions: Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, for
Bernard Beaman's celebrated
ing were re-elected to the board:
JOHNNY HOWARD
the recovery of Lenore Markson,
Detroit • Fulorite 31. C.
Dr. David Kliger, William Sandler,
FOR THE FIRST TIME
and in memory of Mrs. D. Silver;
The lovely Misses Esterbrook
Nathan Goldman, Aaron Weiswas- and Farrar will lead the New
Mrs. Samuel Satovsky, Mrs. D.
IN THIS CITY
JOSEPH BULOFF
3 1.0uNnii417;
f `'
ser,
Joseph
Heideman,
Benjamin
Markson.
for
her
daughter's
re-
Year's
fun
at
the
Powatan
Club
In
Kaminsky, Nathan Yaffa, Rabbi with their smart songs and sophist and Back" reached the casting covery and in memory of Mrs. D.
PHIL SKILLMAN'S ONCH,
Isaac Stollman, Hyman Altman. ticated stories. Held over to take stage, the Guild was faced with Silver; Mrs. S. Shnitz, for recov-
Som. 11reaklea, Scut.
Imo, Foy,,,, Tr 1.7714
In his annual message Mr. Sil- care of welcoming them is the ver- difficulty in casting the role of ery of Lenore Markson; Mrs. I.
verman reported:
satile Billy Snyder, master of the Central American desperado Shetzer, in memory of mother of
"During the year of 1937, we ceremonies. Billy also offers his and revolutionary. It was a happy Mrs. Irwin Cohen; Leib Family,
served 15,309 meals, gave 4,067 songs, dances and impersonations coincidence that led them to call in memory of late Mrs. Leib.
nights lodging, sheltered 367 tran- in inimitable fashion with accent on Joseph Buloff. The play
MAURICE BORDELOVE
sients and 7 residents, as compared on his hilarious mimicry of some boasting Sylvia Sidney and other
MARRIAGE BROKER
with 15,205 meals served in 1936,
tional organization of the Jewish 4,167 nights lodging, 349 transi- of the more famous stars of stage stars failed to click, but Mr. Bu- All information kept In the pickiest
toff was singled out for high of confidence. I ant a writ-known and
War Vterans as it will give him ents, and 8 residents. A compar- and screen.
highly
respected Detroiter with •
Charming Nelle Nelson, she of praise by all the critics.
an opportunity to serve as the ison of these figures would lead
family Imdition of 73 Ynt. I n the
Mr. Buloff will be seen for Jewish community. I Sant to help
— 75c - $ IAM $1.50 -MOO
PHD
head of the Detroit unit during one to believe that, in general, con- the appealing, throaty voice, is
/ma
sad
cur' eat that roe indicate
Ticket. now at the box office
the year that the national conven- ditions this year are only slightly also held over. Ballroom dancing one performance at the Cass tor u demire lo marry. Write:
displayed by the clever team, Theater next Sunday evening, DK TROIT JEWIU11 CMIONICILLE
tion will be held here during the worse than those existing in 1936, is Burnett
and Walt, as they glide Jan. 2. He will appear jointly
BOA 700
month of September 1938,
Other officers elected to serve because upon analysis we find that smoothly through their difficult with the well known Yiddish-
-t THE BALL
with Bordelove are: Dr. Mark a few more meals were served and creations.
American stage stars, Jacob Ben-
Herzfeld, senior vice commander; a lesser number of transients were
Irwin Rubenstein (Ruby) con- Ami, Bertha Gersten and Luba
traveling. However, the trend has
Joseph Jones, junior vice com- been upward during the past few tinues to direct his orchestra for Kadisohn in a unique program of
DETROIT'S SMART
mander; Sam J. Leve, judge ad- months so that we find that Decem- shows and customer dancing. drama, comedy and folk-songs
vocate; Dr. Perry P. Burnstine, ber was the month of greatest Ruby's genial drummer, Paul Acts from world famous plays RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun-
CHINESE
surgeon; Harry I, Leibson, chap- service provided since 1935, we Neighbors, sings the words with will be enacted by this stellar
dresses, women for house clean.
502 FRANCIS PALMS
the band.
quartette in an unprecedented
lain
and
Nathaniel
H.
Goldstick
lag,
house
maids,
women
for
CAW' I. AC 9395 • DETROIT
evenings' entertainment. Repre-
and Charles Miller, trustees. The having
over
1,600 meals
part time work. By hour, day
during provided
this month
alone."
sented that evening will be Henri
BERNARD BESMAN
balance of the post officers which
or week, Schlesinger'e, Madi-
Louis Dann was toastmaster at
Bernstein, Tolstoy, Jacob Gordin
are appointive, will be announced the dinner which was attended by
son 2526.
and Prager.
band has returned for a one-
at a later meeting of the post by officers and members of the board
1514 HOODD %It ASH
('A OW
QUILTS—Made or recovered from night's engagement bringing with
commander Bordelove.
MICHIGAN — "Wells Fargo,"
and their wives and a number of
your own feathers or wools. Pil• him a host of lilting tunes and
An elaborate installation of of- invited guests. A report was sub- Paramount's epic of the Pony Ex- Felix Morley to Address the
his
complete
band,
including
all
lows recovered—special, $1.25.
ficers is planned jointly with the mitted by Mrs. Ilyman Altman, press, is now on the screen at the
Detroit Town Hall on
Full line of curtains, baby, the entertainers that have made
newly organized Ladles Auxiliary prefident of the Ladies' Auxiliary Michigan Theater. On the Michi-
Wednesday
shower and wedding gifts. Dex- this band a huge success from
of the post. Harry II. Schaffer of of the House of Shelter, A group gan stage for a gay New Year's
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649 coast to coast.
Pittsburgh, Pa., commander-in- o
joy show is starred Milt Britton
Phyllis Fair. sweetheart of
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
Ite••rtsliona
chief of the Jewish War Veterans of songs were sung by 20 members and his band of musical maniacs
Felix Morley, editor of the
Per Penult
8210 TWELFTH ST.
swing, 'Cornflakes' Consitt, drum-
9050.
of the United States, and Melvina of the Halm/ Singing Society, including Buck and Bubbles, danc- Washington Post, last year's win-
TRINITY 2.0100
by William
Gavman.
Ad- ers; the Hudson Wonders, acro- ner of the Pulitzer prize for dis-
mer deluxe, the Beaman sextette,
(ACM DING
, V. Freeman of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., directed
dresses were
delivered
by Rabbis
I president of the national Ladies Isaac Stollman, S. 51 Fine, M. J. bats; and Pritchard and Lord, tinguished editorial writing, and FOR RENT — Nicely furnished and Pee Wee Mitchell of the torid
Full-Course Dinner
Good News for Detroit
room, with quiet refined fam- trumpet, are among those who
Auxiliary, will be the installing Wohlgelernter and Max Kirsh- comedy team.
former director of Geneva office.
ily. Reasonable. Good transpor- support the band in this hilarious
officers, and will be assisted by a blum, executive secretary of Miz-
League of Nations Association,
MISCHA and LUCY
tation. 9617 McQuade Ave., dance to usher in the New Year.
staff of installing officers from dif- rachi; Isidore Sobeloff, director of
MADISON—Samuel Goldwyn's will open the after-holiday season
near Chicago.
ferent parts of the country, the Jewish Welfare Federation "Hurricane" with Dorothy Lam- of the Detroit Town Hall in the
Favors . . . Souvenirs
RUTHENBERG ENLARGES
Fisher
Theater,
Mr.
Morley
speaks
The Jewish War Veterans of the and Mr. Altman. The financial re- our, Jon Hall and Mary Astor, has
United States is an all-Jewish port was read by George Sherman. continued for a second week at the Wednesday morning, Jan. 5, at FOR RENT — Large, beautiful HIS JEWELRY STORE
room
in
home
of
adult
family.
veterans
organization
and
is
not
Assisted by a group of actors
11 o'clock, on the subject "An
Edward Ruthenberg announces
Madison Theater,
Near has and car line. 2516
Follow the Crowd. . . Make
affiliated with either the American
well known throughout
editor looks at the news."
the enlargement of his modern
Taylor Ave. Tyler 5-5444.
Your Reservation to
Legion or the Veterans of Foreign Mischa and Lucy German to
the Country
The career of this noted author-
jewelry
store
at
8729
Twelfth
St.
UNITED ARTISTS—"Rosalie" ity on political research and for-
Wars. Organized in the year 1896,
Present "Sheindele of
Ring in the New Year
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
Ziegfeld's
gay
song
and
romance
Friday Night, Dec. 31,
it is the second oldest veterans or-
eign affairs has brought him sin-
one or two in home of three
Slobodka" at Littman's
AT
spectacle with Nelson Eddy and gularly outstanding recognition.
ganization in the United States,
at Midnight
adults. Board if desired. Chi- I
Eleanor Powell, is now in its sec- Awarded the Rhodes Scholarship in
being outranked in age only by the
,,
near
Wildemere.
cago
Blvd.,
Tea
Sheindele of Slobodka" is the nail week at the United Artists 1916, Mr. Morley promptly enlisted
Saturday Night, Jan. 1
G. A.
Tyler 5-6241, anytime Sunday
R. Jewish
ex-servicemen
who served
the Republic
in any of current attraction at Littman's Theater.
for duty at the front with the
Sunday, January 2
and evenings daily.
its wars or engagements, either in People's Theater, 12th and Sew-
British Red Cross.
This three-act comedy by
Matinee and Evening
the Army, Navy or Marine Corps , aid.
FOX—Welter Winchell Ameri
He is a member of the Council FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
are urged to affiliate themselves Israel Rosenberg, with songs by
'is one-man newspaper; his "pal" on Foreign Relations, Federal Ad-
room in adult home. Good
An iI. lialmanorieh
Sholom
Secunde,
will
be
presented
ca
Bernie,
the
old
maestro,
and
with
this
fast
growing
Detroit
unit
transportation. 2491 Sturte-
visory
Council of the United States
Masterpiece
of the Jewish War Veterans. Meet- at the Yiddish theater on Satur- a new and sparkling Simone Simon Employment Service, a Phi Beta
vant, Townsend 5-3653.
evening,
Su
nday
m atinee and (she sings! she sings!) are c co-
are of the post and the auxiliary
Kappa,
and
a
fellow
of
the
Royal
ing, Jan
even.
I and 2.
are held every first and third Wed- day
"` starred in "Love and Hisses." On Economic Society of Great Britain. FOR RENT—Room for a couple.
Starring in this play
Kitchen privileges. 2564 Mon-
nesdays at 8:30 p, m., at the Book-
will the
" the stage the Fox presents the Christopher Morley, noted author,
Mischa
and
Lucy
German,
terey, near Linwood. Townsend
Cadillac Hotel. Veterans are in-
guest stars, Miss Pierson, Mr. and master showman, Ted Lewis, and is his brother.
8-2666, until 8 13, tn.
sited to the meetings,
his all-new "Happiness Follies"
Tickets are on sale now at Grin-
A NtsetIrS1 Commit In 1 .tel.
Commander Bordelove announces Mrs. Fogel and the entire new cast and his greatest orchestra.
nell's
Music
Store,
Detroit,
$1.10
ID J. 1110•1011DI1.
FOR
RENT—Attractive room in
that he has made arrangements of actors.
and 11.65.
This Frida y night the enti re cas t
private home for lady or gen-
with Leon D. Case, Secretary
Price*:
ry of of
or
characters
will
appear
in
tleman.
References. Marcuse,
a
ap
e-
Miami
Beach
Alamac
at
5147174F.F.4 — 35e - 50e ..15e
State, to issue special Jewish War
9600 Dexter, Tyler 4-5684.
It1117NINON — 55e-60e-73c-41.40 .
Burton Holmes Will Give a
Veterans 1938 automobile license vial New Year Eve show, begin-
Tax Exlra
ning
at
midnight.
There
will
be
The newly completed outdoor
plates initiated from JWV-1 and
Travel Talk at Art In-
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
special acts and palm gardens were completed and
up, These plates will be issued on- songs,
stitute Jan. 9
room for young lady. Good
features,
will be opened to Alamac guests
ly to the members - of Detroit Post,
an ENLARGED STORE
transportation. Telephone serv-
at Miami Beach on New Year's
Jewish War Veterans, upon the
ice.
2537 Glynn Ct.
with an enlarged Noe: .e
Burton
Ilolmes,
veteran
travel
Brass Rail and Boesky's
Day with a dance and reception.
presentation of an order from
At one end of the garden is a stage lecturer, has been chosen to open FOR RENT—Nice, airy, furnish-
Diamonds
Commander Bordelove. The post
the
winter
season
of
lectures
for
Unequalled excellence of food and concert platform for the or-
EDWARD RUTHENBERG
members are requested to get in
ed room in home of adults.
Wedding Rings
Season's Greetings to All
the
World
Adventure
Series
of
the
and
service
and
the
smart
con-
chestras. In the center is a large
touch with commander Bordelove
2971 Tuxedo Ave. Townsend He is now able to serve the retire
Platinum Mountings
if they wish • set of these special gentiality of the famous Boesky- terrazzo dance floor with con- Detroit Institute of Arts on Jan.
7-0162.
with an enlarged stock consisting
Freedman hospitality, are the out- cealed underground lighting effects 9 with an illustrated lecture at
All pcpalar ...km at 'Hatchet
JWV license plates.
Including
The next meeting of the Jewish standing reasons for the amazing and overhead indirect lighting. It 3:30 on "Down to Rio and Over YOUNG MAN driving to Miami of s wider variety of watche ,
War Veterans will be held at the success enjoyed by the Brass Rail, presents a lovely setting for the the Andes" and at 8:30 p. m. on
next week wants party to help diamonds. platinum mounting*,
Bulo••, Elgin, Longines
drive and share expenses. Write wedding rings, dinner rings. men's
Book Cadillac Hotel on Wednes- the metropolitan bar and restau- opening. Receipts from this charity "A Motor Tour Through Brighest
is or1.1A
honored watch)
Africa."
Box 100. Detroit Jewish Chron- rings, silver and chromium hollow-
dance will be turned over to the South
day, Jan. 5, at 8;30 p. m. rant in downtown Detroit.
Mr. Holmes has been touring the
ware and all kinds of tableware
SILVERWARE
A quick drink and • sandwich Y.M.H.A. of Miami. Walter Witko,
icle.
and dirigold.
di•ttibetag for
WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR- at the longest bar in Michigan, is guest conductor of the University world and taking motion pictures
Mr. Ruthenkrg is also a De-
proving to be the refreshing inter- of Miami symphony orchestra of the most interesting and most ATTRACTIVE GIRL in early
DENS MONDAY NIGHT
twenties wishes to get acquaint- troit distributor of the "congines"
"Rough Rufus" Jones. the lude in the day of hundreds of quartette, will be master 11 cere- scenic spots for the past 48 years.
He was one of the first lecturers
ed with business man not over watches. His store also has a first
monies.
Georgia Negro bad man from Red People.
to do motion picture travelogues.
30. Phone, Tyler 4-5460. class repair department.
Expert Watch Repairing at
•
For those who would rather tar-
Run ,has been nominated as the
Manufactwers of
Low Prices
CLUB CONTINENTAL
first man in 1938 to challenge the ry over a full meal or a few
FOR RENT —Comfortable, well-
CALENDAR
OF
EVENTS
of Mystery Man No. 2 to drinks, the below-stairs cocktail
A popular young master of cere- Dr. Martin Weisberg Moves
rights
furnished room for gentleman.
EDWARD
PLASTOID PUTTY
His Offices
remain unidentified during the lounge is charmingly appointed, monies, Johnny Howard is back in
Near Linwood street car and Jan. 11—Pioneer Women's 7th
new year. Jones will meet the quiet and restful.
Detroit to join in the new show
CAULKING COMPOUND
Dexter bus. Townsend 7-1992. annual donor luncheon, at Masonic
The favorite gathering-place for scheduled at the Club Continental
mat enigma next Monday eve-
Dr. Martin M. Weisberg an
Temple.
after-theater and dance crowds is for the New Year's celebration. nounces the removal of his offices FOR RENT—Nice. light, airy,
and
nine in the Arena Gardens.
William Boesky's restaurant on
Phil ,Skillrnan's orchestra will from the Stroh Bldg. to 1305 Ea-
The new Lord Rotwhild, titular
furnished room for couple or
8729 12TH ST.
FURNACE CEMENT
Ritzy Miami Beach boasts an Dexter Blvd., where the inimitable provide the music for dancing and ton Tower for the practice of
gentleman. Home privileges. head of the family in London, has
TYke 5-7938
apartment building with a sign Boesky food and service also pre- for the show which includes Mimi x-ray and general dentistry., tele-
created
at stir in British scientific
Good transportation. 15530
reading "Casa Shapiro." I sail.
Stewart and Lorna Wolfe,
phone Cadillac 1229,
Normandy, University 2-3008. tittles with • biological discovery. /
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1
PAGE THREE
and THE LEGAL CHkONICLE
BOESKY'S on 12th STREET
NEW
YEAR'S
EVE
Starts Tuesday, Jan. 4
•
at all 3
Locations
WEBSTER CORNER BAR
DROP IN
Anytime
during the
1
NIGHT
CASS THEATER
Bordelove Heads
Jewish Veterans
HOUSE OF SHELTER
ELECTS SILVERMAN
CINE MA
Dr. A. L. Sachar at
Buloff, Ben-Ami,
Town Hall on Jan. 7 Gersten, Kadisohn
At Cass on Sunday
Ghione to Direct
Symphony Jan. 6
SUN. EVE., JAN• 2
Mizrachi Luncheon
Brilliant Success
41 14,), E4
A
EVE
Panto
Jacob Ben Ami
Joseph Buloff
Bertha Gersten
Luba Kadison
NEW
).:''-'
... YEAR'S
/
EVE
AN EVENING
WITH THE
THEATER ARTS
CLASSIFIED
AxaaBESMAN
ORCHESTRAS
Tea Garden
Downtown Theaters
LITTMAN'S
NEW
YEAR'S EVE
People's Theater
53.50
Floor Show
GERMAN
The
"Scheindele from
Slobodka",
PLASTIC
PRODUCTS
COMPANY
Garden
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DIRIGOLD
RUTHENBERG