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LITTLE THEATER GUILD

Greatest Names in Ameri- Sky Terrace New Attraction
The group formerly known as
CLASSIFIED
for Greenview Hotel
can Music on Ford Sun-
the Cometra Players Guild is
day Evening Hour Schell- If you are one of those who now the Little Theater Guild.
FOR RENT — Beautiful room
managembnt
continu- The Guild will have auditions at
ule for Balance of Season where
prefer the
a hotel
with /character

QUILTS —
in adult home. 4048 Glendale
from your own feathers or
Ave. Davison 1913.
wools. Pillows • recovered—spe -
cial, $1.25. Full line of curtains, FOR RENT — Nice, large furn-
baby, shower and wedding gifts.
ished room in single home of
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
three adults, suitable for one
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb.
or two. Kitchen privileges, 2524
Hogarth 9050.
LaBelle. Townsend 5-9013.

Webster Hall, Parlor C, on Wed-
Many of the greatest names ously seeks to give its guests the nesday, Jan. 15, at 8 p. m. All
in American music dot the list ultimate in comfort and accommo- Young people interested in acting
of soloists and conductors, who dations—you'll surely enjoy spend- and play production are request-
are to appear on the Ford Sun- ing your winter at one of the ed to attend.
day Evening Hour during the finest hotels in America's winter
remainder of the season. There playground—the Greenview Hotel,
are also some brilliant new- located at 1671 Washington Ave.,
'THE FIRST
A true story of •
DAVID HOROWITZ, Teacher— FOR RENT—Attractive room for comers. Among the guest ar- Miami Beach, Fla.
a great love • FILM CONCERT'
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
employed young lady. Private tists appearing on the Sunday
with
Ideally
located
in
the
heart
ANNA
NEAGLE • PADEREWSKI
e
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah.
home of two adults. Pleasant Evening Hour for the first time of the brilliant resort city, Hotel
DESTINY"
Reading and writing guaran-
"QUEEN OF
• Thibaud
home surroundings. Good trans- is Zino Francesatti, French vio- Greenview—overlooking as it does
teed. Free trial lesson. 1'724
Schumann
portation. Reasonable rent to linist who critics say is "worthy the gorgeous greenery of palm
Pingree, Apt. 22. Hogarth
of the mantle of Pagannini". ornamnted golf links—enjoys col-
In Technt,olor • and many others
right party. Tyler 5-2811.
Famous throughout Europe and orful surroundings, and is but a
3547 or Tyler 4-9522.
58 E. COLUMBIA—
—
South America, Francesatti came step away from famous Lincoln
at Woodward
(Opp. Fox)
FOR RENT—Beautiful, furnished
to the United States for the first Road, beautified avenue of the
Michigan
Symphony
Or-
en-
g
time last autumn. He was re-
room for a lady or
from military service as smartest of smart shops, modern
tleman in home of two
chestra Features Notable leased
an "unofficial ambassador of theaters and restaurants; also,
adults. Good transportation.
Soloists in Center Concert goodwill" for France. He will ap- transportation to all parts of
Ave.
Glendale
Reasonable.
greater Miami. It is adjacent to
RECEPTACLES
Townsend 7-2983.
pear Sunday, Feb. 2.
Series
Garbage, AO and Rubbish.
Established favorites who will golf clubs, tennis courts and ocean
Reinforced Cocr ete, Fully Guar-
bathing
beaches.
R
an Priced ight.
WANTED — Middle - aged or
As part of its educational pro- return to the program include
The
Sky
Terrace—with
direct
AMERICAN
elderly woman as housekeeper
Lawrence
Tibbett,
Nino
Martini,
gram for the new year, the Jew-
service—is one of our
for out - of - town home where
Grace Moore, Nelson Eddy, elevator
RECEPTACLE CO.
most
novel
and attractive feat-
ish
Community
Center
will
feature
Pons,
Jose
Lily
kashruth is observed. Write Box
579
Kenilworth To. 8.5889
Richard Crooks,
200, Detroit Jewish Chronicle, a series of four Symphony Con- Iturbi, Helen Traubel, Gladys ures. Here you may enjoy open
air
breakfast
or
luncheon,
under
stating age, experience and sal- cents by the Michigan Symphony Swarthout, Dorothy Maynor and
gay umbrellas. There are play-
"M•
ary expected.
Stevens.
Orchestra under the direction of Rise
Eugene Goossens, popular di- courts and solaria for your daily
Valter
Poole,
on
four
Tuesday
Monuments of Character
rector of the Cincinnati Sym- use, and at night—dancing on the
TWO YOUNG MEN have six-
phony Orchestra, is the only new deck under tho glorious Miami
room furnished flat to share, evenings, beginning Jan. 7
"7.
Each of the concerts will fea- conductor on the Sunday Eve- moon!
preferably with couple. North-
For
rates
or
reservation
write
ture
one
or
more
notable
soloists,
ning Hour this season. Old fa-
west section, good transporta-
to George -H. Light, 1671 Wash-
tion and shopping. Reasonable. and the series will be open to vorites will be Fritz • Rener,
i
ington Ave., Miami Beach, Fla.
the
public
with
no
admission
Pittsburgh
Symphony;
Reginald
Townsend 5-0037 or Cherry 5550.
Toronto Philharmonic
charge.
St ew art,
The first concert, on Tuesday, - Symphony; John Barbirolli, New
BUSINESS MAN would like to
YEAR EVE PERFORM-
rn- York Philharmonic; Wilfred Pel- NEW
meet lady with business ability Jan. 7, will feature as soloist Jul-
and financial means to assist in •us Chajes, distinguished coletier, Metropolitan Opera, and ANCES IN LOCAL THEATERS
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business. Write Box 100, De- poser-pianist, who is, at present, Eugene Ormandy, Philadelp
Seats are now on sale at both
director of music at the Jewish Symphony.
troit Jewish Chronicle.
Concluding the season on Sun- the Michigan and Palms State
Community Center. Other concerts
Granite and Marble Monuments
for the New Year's
WANTED — Employed couple will feature as soloists the fol- day, May 11, the Mixed Chorus Theaters
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Eve stage and screen show that's
or young lady who would like lowing: Miss Marguerite Kozenn, of Greenfield Village school chil- "too big for one theater!" Rose-
TYler 6-7191
dren
will
make
its
sixth
annual
to share apartment with elderly dramatic soprano; Miss Evelyn
mary
Lane,
star
of
"Four
Daugh-
widow. 3205 Tyler Ave., Apt. Woods, pianist; Miss Cola Hei- appearance on the program.
ters" and a singing headliner
den, pianist; Eleanor Lipkin, 10-
204.
who was first featured with Fred
— year-old piano prodigy; Celeste CUISINE OF MRS.
Rev. S.
Waring's band, will arrive in town
LADY, alone, will rent large, Cole, Negro soprano, and Tosia
MOGILL
LIPSCHUTZ BOAST
from Hollywood, Tuesday, Dec.
nicely furnished room to single Mundstock and her dance group.
OF REVLIN HOTEL 31, to appear in person at both
2065
or couple. Kitchen privileges. The detailed programs will be
midnight shows. Top-notch head-
Virginia Park
Frigidaire. 3757 Tuxedo Ave. made public shortly.
Those visitors who want to en- liners, too, are the Four Ink
TY. 4-5900
Northlawn 7298.
joy the winter in Miami Beach Spots, whose hot jive records are
SURGICAL
MOREL
sellers from coast-to-coast.
Hospitality is Keynote of amidst the atmosphere of hospi- top
FOR RENT — Beautiful, large
Recommended
by
tality and good living should in- The creators of "If I Didn't
Physicians and
furnished room for one or two.
Edsinger Hotel
quire of the Revlin Hotel—located Care" are national radio show
Hospitals
Cross - ventilation. Unlimited
,2
Marriages
on the corner of 13th Street and stoppers and on the stage are
telephone. Garage. Convenient
Performed
said to duplicate their record
Visitors to Miami Beach who
Ave.
transportation. Townsend 7-3417. desire a hotel that specializes in Collins
Newly remodeled and complete- success. Dean Murphy, "master
FOR RENT — Large, beautiful making every guest feel exactly ly refurnished, this beatiful hotel Of satire", will start the proceed-
Rev. Cantor
furnished room for a lady or as if they were in their own overlooks the ocean and is con- ings to introduce more headliners
young couple. Meals if desired. home invariably come to the Ed- veniently located near all activi- including Paul Remos and his
Jacob
singer Hotel, located on Ocean ties. All rooms with bath, some Toy Boys, one of vaudeville's
Townsend 7-7635.
Silverman
most
noted
acts:
Allen
and
Kent,
with showey accommodations. Spa-
Drive at 13th St.
81,TROICAL
FOR RENT — Large, furnished
MOIIEL
Its proprietor, jovial Ed Singer, cious dining room, gorgeous lob- dancing musical comedy stars,
25 Years'
room for a lady in home of is known throughout the entire bies and social rooms; sun porches, and Lynn, Royce and Vanya, hi-
Practice
small family of adults. All home region for his hospitality and verandas and patio in ideal tropi- larious comedy trio. On the
Recommended by
Physicians and
cal settings—all go to make your stage, too, Phil Brestoff and the
privileges. Shower. Unlimited personalized service.
Hospitals
Theater band will lead
telephone. 2984 Pasadena Ave.,
His ultra-modern hotel is ideally stay a joy from the moment you Michigan
9371
off
the
show
with
a
giant
song-
between Lawton and Wildemere. located, facing the ocean and of- reach the delightful Florida cli-
Wildemere
fest.
Townsend 5-0370. Inquire after fering every conceivable form of mate.
TY. 4-0062
Broadway Capitol Theater will
A special feature of the Revlin
3 p. m. — comfort and entertainment. All
Marriages
Hotel
is
that
the
cuisine
is
under
have
one
of
the
biggest
Midnight
Performed
FOR RENT — Furnished room. rooms are exceptionally large and the personal management of the New Year's Eve shows in its
Dexter, near Lawrence. Town- cheerful, with outside exposure, well-known and long established history. Ten bie• acts of pro
exquisitely furnished, each with
send 8-1257.
Lipschutz of the Rockaways. fessional vaudeville, Merle Clark
private bath, shower, telephone Mrs.
Strict dietary law observance is at the giant organ, and a special
Rev. Cantor
FOR RENT — Large, front room. and cedar closets. Tropical patio,
advance showing of Cecil B. De-
DAVID
Good home. Board optional. 2650 spacious lobby and terrace, roof assured.
M'lle's "Northwest Mounted Po-
Revlin Hotel is callin
solarium and free parking are
GOLDEN
Pingree Ave. Tyler 7-1187.
where the guest is king. Reduced
Petrol•s Favorite
FOR RENT — Lovely room in additional features available to
t'l J a n 15—reasonable huge entertainment the Broad-
rates
MOHEL
way Capitol has planned for their
apartment
for
one
or
two
gen-
the
guests.
TYLER 6-0400
tlemen. With middle-aged cou- For rates or reservations, write rates for the entire sason. For Midnight New Year's Eve big
Wedding Ceremon-
pie. Pleasant and quiet atmos- to Ed Singer in care of the Ed- further information, the
write
or wire
Revlin
Ho- whoopee show. All the seats will
Lipschutz
ies Pet-fowled at
be
reserved
and
are
on
sale
now
phere. 3407 Longfellow, Apt. singer Hotel, Ocean Drive at 13th Mrs. Mi
Home and ay Ap-
a Fla.
Beacht
pointment.
at the theater box-office.
7, near Dexter. Tyler 7-1684. St., Miami Beach, Fla. tel,Miami ,

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OF THE JEWISH
THE BIBLE COMMITTEE
PUBLICATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA

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"QUEEN OF DESTINY" TO
1ST DETROIT SHOW-
ING AT CINEMA THEATER

The Cinema Theater will pre-
sent, beginning on Tuesday, Anna
Neagle in "Queen of Destiny"
and "The First Film Concert"
with Ignace Jan Paderewski. The
first is in technicolor. Both are
superb achievements on the screen.

FOX — As its contribution to
the season of pollity, the Fox is
presenting a stage show headed
by one of the most popular quiz
programs on the air, and Kay Ky-
ser's second picture, "You'll Find
Out," a chiller-diller in which the
band leader and his men wade
knee-deep through assorted hor-
rors in an isolated mansion.
"Truth or Consequences," the
audience participation radio pro-
gram, relies on something more
than cash prizes and brain trust-
ers for its success as entertain-
ment.

The Well Known Cantor

Hyman Schulsinger

of
Beth Tefilo
Emanuel

Taylor and
Woodrow Wilson

Capable ante
Specialized

Mohel

Certificates
from hospitals
and noted
Professors from
State of
New York

(Needy are

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free care)

Also marriages performed,
either at my home or in
halls. Services conducted in
English and Yiddish.

Rev. Hyman Schulsinger

1934 HAZELWOOD
TYler 6.6960

Detroit's Finest
Jewish Funeral Home

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the g reat
improved
translation of the Bible. This photograph shows the Bible Committee at work,

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