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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Molly Picon in Musical Cavalcade
at W ilson Theater, Sunday, April 19

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Two Performances Only Sunday Mat, and Eve., April 19

EDWIN A It h.l.

No.1 LADY OF THE AMERICAN-YIDDISH STAGE! 1

D MOL LY

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IN HER NEW MUSICAL COMEDY

"01 IS DUS A LEBEN

Music by Jos. RumshInsky—Book & Lyrics by J. Kann
CAST OF 35—CHORUS OF 2 0
Tickets now on sale at Theatre Box Offic e, GrInnels
Music Store and Chesluks Book Store
Prices: 75e • $1 • $1.50 and $2 (Plus Tax

Matinee Performance Benefit for Folks Comm. Russian War Relief

A Word of Thank; to MOLLY PICON-

To the No. I lady of the American•Yiddish stage, whose performance
Sunday, April 19, will be a "benefit" for our cause, we express our

deep appreciation for her generous cc-operation.

—THE FOLKS COMMITTEE,
RUSSIAN WAR RELIEF

Victory Necessary for
Jewish Survival, Says
Marvin Lowenthal

Membership Drive

Judge Simons to
Address Laymen's
Service at Beth El

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Survival of the Jewish .:eople
depends on the United :tions'
victory, according to .' iarvin
Lowenthal, noted autho
and
lecturer, who was the p ocip ai
speaker Sunday evening
the
opening of the Junior
..rvice
Gr oup Section of the AII•. J ew-
ish Campaign, and Monday
noon
at the first report rally the
Women's Division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign. Mr. I...wen-
thal pointed out that ev• n
victory for our forces woo. - not
in itself insure life for n. , .: Ho i
of Jews now endangere,:, un-
less, along with our genei i aid
toward victory we also con, mued
to meet our special respor
ties in behalf of Jewish w • u,
sufferers throughout the tiorldl,
The women's rally heldMon-
day noon at the Jewish Com.
munity Center was presided over -
by Mrs. Hyman C. Broder,
chairman of the Women's Divi-
sion, with Mrs. Henry Wincinan
in charge of reports from the
special gifts group, of %•illa she
is the chairman. A total of $41,-
JACOB KALISH and MOLLY PICON
000 was reported in pledges
Molly Picon, the foremost responsible for many of the song toward the Women's Division
lady of the American-Yiddish hits that this incomparable Yid- goal of $95,000.
stage is to return to Detroit, dish actress has sung.
The next report rally of the
after ass absence of four years,
The author and the composer Women's group will be held on
in a new musical production en- also appear in the cast that is this Friday, April 17 at 12:00
titled "Such A Life," which is making this coast-to-coast tour o'clock, at the Jewish Commun.
in reality a cavalcade of her of Miss Picon's a memorable ity Center, with Mrs. Jacob Ehr-
career in the theater. She will event to the followers of the lich, well-known Viennese edu-
be seen at the Wilson Theater Yiddish theater,
cator as speaker. Mrs. Ehrlich,
for two performances only, mat-
In her more recent appear- who recently toured Canada in
inee and night, on Sunday, April ances in Detroit Miss Picon has behalf of Hadassah, has expe-
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rienced
the Nazi
trials persecution
of the war
been sponsored by the organizes
witnessed
Jacob Kalich, who is consid- tion of the Jewish Was. Vet-
ered in Yiddish theater circles erans of World Was' I. and by at first-hand.
as the Noel Coward of that par- other notable organizations. Out
On Monday, April 20, Fred
ticular group, is the author of this occasion the matinee per-
Butzel, chairman of the Al.
the book and lyrics of Miss Pic-
on Sunday, April 19 lied Jewish Campaign, will ad-
on's current offering. The music will
will be a benefit for the Folks dress the third Women's report
is by the dean of contemporary Committee of the Russian War rally.
Jewish composers, Joseph Rum- Relief Fund.
shinsky. It was the latter who,
With Miss Picon will be seen
•
through passing years has been a company of 35 and a chorus. Mizrachi
Opens

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On Friday evening, April 24,
the Annual Laymen's Service of
Temple Beth El will be conduct-
ed under the auspices of the
Men's Club. Honorable Charles
C. Simons of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals for the
Sixth Circuit will be .the speak-
er. Judge Simons is a distin-
guished jurist and one of the
most representative Jewish lay-
men in the United States today.
During the month of April
many reform congregations in
the United States have spon-
sored similar laymen's services.
This important project serves to
(Is amatize and emphasize the
role of the layman in the con-
gregation of Israel. It symbolizes
the urgent need for more ac-
tive participation on the part of
all laymen in Jewish life.
Benjamin Wilk, Charles H.
Kottler and Karl Segall will par-
ticipate in the reading of the
service. The music will be ren-
dered by the Temple choir under
the direction of George Galvani
with Jason Tickton at the organ.
A social hour under the auspices
of the Temple Sisterhood will
follow the service.

Music Study Club
To Observe Music
Week With Program

The Music Study Club will
present an evening program in
observance of National Music
Week on Saturday, April 25, at
8 :30 p. m. at the Y.W.C.A. Mrs.
J. S. Sauls, president, will open
the program with greetings and
the various branches of the Club
will participate. ,
The Choral will sing a group
of selections under the direction
of Charles Frederick Morse. The
Drama Group will present a
one-act play entitled, "Thurs-
days at Home" directed by Don-
ald Armand. A student of the
Junior Group will give a piano
selection. The Student Group
will present an ensemble com-
posed by William Milner. Mrs.
Abe Brasch will sing several
vocal selections.
Miss Reva Reatha, harpist ;
chairmen of the evening, Mrs.
Charles E. Alpern and Mrs.
Sylvia Sherr. Refreshments to
be served.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Maisnonides Medical Society is
having a dessert luncheon, on
Saturday, April 23, at the fol-
lowing members' homes : Mes-
dames N. Kapetansky, Un. 2-
8491 ; M. Levy, Un. 3-3050; A.
S. Rogoff, Ho. 1891; M. Back-
man, Un. 1-7077; A. Loewen-
stine, To. 8-7972.
Members and friends are re-
quested to make reservations at
any of the above homes. These
affairs are for the purpose of
raising money for the Jewish
Fund, and a charge of 50c will
be made. The afternoon will be
occupied with games.

Camp Tamakwa Acquires
Parent Lodge

A meeting of the Executive
Board of the Detroit Mizrachi
was held at the home of Daniel
Temchin, well known Mizrachi
leader, Sunday, April 11, and
plans were made to increase the
membership. A concerted drive
in the synagogues was planned
and the following members were
appointed to the speaker's com-
mittee to spread the Mizrachi
doctrine : Daniel Temchin, Mey-
er Beckman, Rabbis Isaac Stoll-
man, Max J. Wohlgelernte•,
Jacob Hoberman and Abraham
Danzig; also Louis Dann, Aaron
Tilchin, Judah Lachar and Israel
Levinson. Isidor Sosnick was
named chairman of the mem-
bership drive committeee.
Irving Schlussel, newly elect-
ed president of the Detroit Miz-
rachi, in announcing the appoint-
ment of the committee stated :
"We must exert every effort to
make the Mizrachi strong be-
cause it presents itself as the
only medium for the building o
a religious Palestine ; and Pales-
tine without the Torah is
the Palestine that God bk'
queathed to us. It is the Go.
given duty of every orthodw:
Jew to become a member of the
Mizrachi Organization to par-
ticipate in the building of out
ah
of i s raaecic . ording to the To!-
homeland

Lou
Handler,
director
of
Camp Tamakwa, the "boys'
world" in Algonquin Park, Ont.,
releases a special bulletin to the
!Alect that through fortunate
circumstances he has been able
to add a series of very fine log
buildings to Camp Tamakwa.
These buildings are located
approximately a half-mile from
the camp proper on the same
lake, and they are to be used
for the accommodation of par-
ents and visitors to Tamakwa.
!:
Any one desiring to apply
These buildings and the land
on which they are located were membership can contact S
formerly known as Musclow's, Lumberg, the Executive See,
and hereafter this site is to be tary, 1103 Ford Building, or e:
Randolph 3336.
known as Tamakwa Lodge.
The log buildings are of un-
usually fine lumber. Not only Rhodes and Zusman To
are they well constructed, but Be Honored at Dinner
they are beautifully situated
high above a forest-clad lake. By Jones Post No. 190
About 20 adults can be com-
The annual Past Commando
fortably and adequately housed,
and though it is not the inten- dinner of the Lawrence H. Jon , -
tion of Ca1111) Tamakwa to set Post No. 190, Jewish Was. Ve . -
up a summer camp for adults, erans, will be held at the Be
the primary purpose is one of crest on Sunday evening, M;I:.
convenience rather than recrea- 17.
tion.
Samuel J. Rhodes and Samm
.
Tamakwa Lodge is easily ac- Zusman, past commanders, wi
cessible by road, and from the be honored on this occasion h:
landing dock there it is only a being presented with meda l
half-mile to the tranpsortation symbolic of notable service rer •
tiered the Post. The preset: .
dock at Camp Tamakwa.
With
the sixth consecutive commander, Dr. Nathan Gol , ' -
camping season coming up, Mr. berg, will make the awards.
Handler feels that Tamakwa
Chairman, I. "Fritz" Fred -
Lodge will fill a need which has land. has worked diligently td.
made itself apparent as the make this the most outstandin
cutup has grown.
event ever held by the Post.
He promises many interestsm:
innovations and announces that
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