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Ruth St. Denis to Appear in Violinist, Francescatti, Is the
Guest Star on Ford Hour
Lecture-Recital at Fisher
Zino Francescatti, internation-
Town Hall Feb. 5
ally known violin artist, will ap-
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Ruth St. Denis, world famous
dancer, will present a lecture-re-
cital, "Rhythms of the World," as
the Detroit Town Hall attraction
in the Fisher Theater next Wed-
nesday, Feb. 5, at 11 a. m. Miss
St. Denis will illustrate her talk
with dance steps and patterns
from all parts of the world, in-
cluding Egyptian, Indian Nautch,
Siamese, Balinese, Chinese, Japa-
nese and North African rhythms.
She will also cover the modern
dance as it has evolved in Amer-
ica, illustrating with brief selec-
tions.
A rich and exuberant person-
ality whose quality of mind and
spirit has put a definitive im-
print upon the culture of Amer-
ica, Miss St. Denis gave an im-
pulse to the modern dance in
this country which raised it from
a commercial commodity to an
art, and her pupils are among the
foremost exponents of the dance
today.
pear as guest star on the Ford
Sunday Evening Hour for the
first time when the program is
broadcast Sunday night, Feb. 2,
between 9 and 10 o'clock, over
the coas-to-coast CBS network.
Reginald Stewart returns to
the podium as conductor of the
Ford Symphony and chorus. In
addition to being the permanent
conductor of the Toronto Phil-
harmonic Orchestra, Sewart is a
distinguished pianist.
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF THE
JEWISH CHILDREN'S HOME
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Jewish Children's Home will hold
its February meeting jointly with
the League of Jewish Women's
Organizations on Monday, Feb.
10, in the Social Hall of the
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue. Mrs.
Ethel P. Haselko•n of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y., will be the speak-
er of the afternoon.
GAMMA KAPPA CHI
MANDELL and DAVID BERNSTEIN
Gamma Kappa Chi Fraternity
of Wayne University will hold
its semi-formal induction dinner-
dance party Tuesday evening,
Feb. 4, at Botsford Tavern. The
new members to be inducted into
the fraternity include Phil Roths-
child, Bernard Weisberg,• Harmon
Dix, Sol Dovitz, Sid Dworkin and
Leo Glantz. The committee in
charge of the affair include Jul-
ian Nusbaum, Allen Bogeroff and
Marty Abel.
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January 31,
1941
Dr. Goldstein Spurs the Detroit
Zionist Membership Campaign
Delivers Stirring Address at Dinner; Calls Upon
All Jews to Become Affiliated with Move-
ment for National Redemption
The membership drive of the Zionist Organization of
Detroit received great impetus at the dinner on Thursday
evening, at the Shaarey Zedek, at which Dr. Israel Goldstein,
president of the Jewish National Fund of America and vice-
president of the Zionist Organization of America, was the
guest speaker.
Dr. Goldstein called upon all Jews to align themselves
with the movement for national redemption. "At a time
when millions of Jews are driven and helpless, membership
in the Zionist movement offers American Jews the privilege
to exercise their will and initiative in behalf of the most
creatve effort in which the Jewish people is engaged," Dr.
Goldseiff declared.
James I. Ellmann, chairman of the Detroit membership
drive, called upon the members of the local organization to
set aside a certain portion of time towards an effort to
strengthen the movement and to bring in at least a minyan-
10 Jews—each in the work for Palestine's redemption.
Workers will comb the city this week in the drive to
enroll another 2,250 members in the Zionist Organization
of Detroit.
Center Lecture - Demonstra-
tion on "Dance" Features
Rhea Carroll on Sunday
"Sculpture and Dance" will be
the topic of a lecture-demonstra-
tion by Rhea Carroll on Sunday,
Feb. 2, at 3 o'clock in the Jewish
Community Center Auditorium,
Woodward at Holbrook. This will
be the third of a series of five
YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR
CHOLEM ASSOCIATION
The Young Women's Bicur
Cholem Association met Jan. 27,
at the home of Mrs. B. Fried-
man, 16229 Lawton Ave. The
group thanks pledges, committees
and entertainers for their co-
operation to make the donor
luncheon held Jan. 23, a success.
Rabbi Leon Fram spoke. J. Jason
gave same sketches. Miss H.
Cross sang several songs, accom-
panied by Mrs. Rosen. The group
thanks The Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle for its co-operation.
Tickets Go on Sale for the
Annual Shrine Circus
NOW
The pungent smell of sawdust
and grease paint is in the air—
and when the snow is swirling
Sunday Morning
from the sky and the mercury
has slid down almost out of
sight, that means just two things
to Detroit—that it's time for the
big Shrine Circus, and that more
destitute crippled children will
You can buy QUALITY KOSHER MEAT
be afforded an equal chance in
with Confidence from
the struggle of life, according to
Edward J. Savage, newly elected
Illustrious Potentate of Moslim
Temple Shrine.
Kosher Meat II Poultry Market
Already the huge Coliseum at
(Between Burlingame and Webb)
the State Fair Grounds is filled
with the din of hammers and
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saws, the shout of busy Shriners
and the hissing of steam from
RHEA CARROLL
the great heating plant. Tunis E.
lecture-demonstrations on "Dance" (Eddie) Stinson, general chair-
presented on the first Sunday of man and producer of the show
each month by the Center. for the last 21 years, reports that
Miss Carroll will discuss the a heavy plank covering has been
relation of dance and sculpture laid over the cement floor of the
It's the LEADER OF 1941
indicating the influence these arts vast arena, and on top of this, a
BECAUSE IT IS THE BEST
NORMAN H. DAVIS, chairman have upon each other. She will foot-deep layer of clay.
of the American Red Cross, who trace the historical background Charles Mabley, veteran chair-
has been voted the 97th anni•
this subject and review the man of the reserved seat ticket
versary Bnai Brith award in of
works of sculptors who have con- committee, has announced that
recognition of his humanitarian tributed to dance.
the box office in the Shrine Club,
service. He will receive the
THE CAR THAT GIVES YOU THE GOOD THINGS FIRST
In demonstration, she will be as- Masonic Temple, will be open
breakfast
covenant
award at a
sisted by Tosia Mundstock and
at New York's Waldorf-Astoria Group; Joseph Gornbein, soloist, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. daily,
beginning Monday, Feb. 3. Tick-
Hotel on Sunday, Feb. 16.
University of Michigan Dance ets may be ordered by mail or
SEE
Group; the Negro Levee Dancers telephone.
Speaker for J. W. V. of Miller High School, and the The Shrine opened its first
BEST TRADE ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD CAR
Center Dance Group of the Jew- hospital in 1922—now it owns
ish Community Center. These and operates 15 modernly equip-
A large stock of desirable Used Cars always on hand
dancers will present compositions ped orthepedic institutions staff-
based upon several of Miss Car- ed with expert physicians and
roll's dance figures in sculpture, nurses, throughout the United
and dances from which she has States and Canada. According to
Fitzroy 5750
received her motivation.
Jefferson, Cor. Chene
the latest report, more than 63,-
Miss Carroll, who has been as- 000 crippled children of al races
sociated with Carl Milles at and creeds have been cured or
Cranbrook, is one of our most materially helped without a cent
successful dance sculptors. Be- of payment. Nearly a million dol-
Detroit on May 2, 1905, and has
cause of her training in dance, lars is spend annually by the
Simon and Turner
been a resident here continuously.
which began at the age of four, Shrine to maintain this service
He attended Holy Rosary Gram-
she has developed the unusual to humanity.
Appointees of
mar School and later the Uni-
ability to produce works that are
Every year hundreds of red-
versity of Detroit High School
as satisfying to the dancer as to fezzed Shriners give their time
Judge Fitzgerald
from which he graduated in 1923.
the sculptor. Through the medium
He then attended Holy Cross
of ceramics she has sculptured and effort to this humanitarian
College in Worcester, Mass., and
many well-known dancers, includ- work.
graduated in 1927 with the de-
ing Anna Pavlowa in her "Snow-
gree of Bachelor of Arts. He then
flflake Ballet," Hanya Holm and Shmuel Baruch Winkelman
matriculated at Harvard Law
other national and international
Dies in Lithuania at 88
School from which he graduated
dancers.
Word was received here this
with a Bachelor of Law degree
week of the death in Lithuania
in 1930. He joined the law firm
Lecture on Mexico in "Vaca- of Shmuel Baruch Winkelman, at
of Douglas, Barbour, Moll and
the age of 88.
tion Series" at the
Wing, and became a partner in
Surviving him are three sons,
Art Institute
1937.
Saul Winkelman of St. Ignace,
Edward
H.
Williams,
County
Since 1934 he has been con-
"Mexico, Tourists' Paradise," a Mich., Paul and Irving Winkel-
delivered the address in
nected with the University of Auditor,
natural color motion picture tour, man of Detroit; and four daugh-
the
Jewish
War
Veterans'
radio
Detroit as an instructor in the
to be presented Tuesday evening, ters, Mrs. Lillian Saulson, Mrs.
law school and has at various series over Station WWJ, last Feb. 4, at 8:30, by the celebrated Abe Weisner and Mrs. Harry
times taught agency, common law Tuesday evening.
world traveler, Van Wormer Rosenbloom, all of Detroit, and
JUDGE NEAL FITZGERALD pleading, personal property, legal
Mrs. Abe Fleisher of New York.
Jewish Troops Entertained at Walsh, is the first of a series of
ethics and bills and notes.
five
weekly
motion
picture
vaca-
Hebrew Theater
Judge Neal Fitzgerald of the
He is a candidate for Common
tion trips being offered by the J. W. E. W. 0. THANKS THE
Common Pleas Court, who suc- Pleas Judge at the spring election
Thousands of Jewish troops, World Adventure Series, the pub-
CHRONICLE
ceeded the late Judge Sage, made to succeed himself.
comprising members of the Brit- lic lecture course at the Detroit Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
two Jewish ppointments. He
ish forces and Palestine Pioneer Institute of Arts, Woodward at
We thank you for your gen-
named Markus S. Simon and Her-
erous publicity you have given
corps, are being entertained as Kirby.
Irving Berlin is interested in guests at performances by the
man L. Turner as deputy clerks.
Reservations are now being ac- us. Your cooperation has added
Mr. Simon hated this week: the movie production of "My Hebrew theater. The other day cepted by the World Adventure a great deal to the success of
Mother
Was
an
Actress,"
by
Anna
"I have never known a finer gen-
some 1500 men attended the per- Series either for single attrac- the various affairs we have given.
Jewish Women's European
tleman than Neal Fitzgerald. He Held, Jr. . . . May we remind formance "Jacob and Rachel", tions or for the entire series, the
Mr.
Berlin
of
Luise
Rainer's
mar-
Welfare Organization,
has no prejudices and is extreme-
series
tickets
being
sold
at
a
re-
given
by
the
"Ohel"
troup
at
velous portrayal of Miss Held in
Agnes Levin, Sec'y.
ly friendly to our people."
duction.
Sarafand,
Palestine.
Neal Fitzgerald was born in "The Great Ziegfeld"?
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