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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

"Love and Death" With
Ben Ami and All Star
Cast At Littman's

Sisterhood of Temple
Israel Symposium Dec. 14

December

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Draper and Adler at
Fisher Town Hall Dec. 9

Jacob Ben Ami and his all
star cast have given Detroit the-
atergoers the type of perform-
ance that they had been assured
could be given by artists such
as have been gathered together
by Ben Ami.
The next play to be performed
at Littman's Theater Saturday
night, Dec. 5 and Sunday after-
noon and night Dec. 6 will be
"Love and Death," by Jacob
Gordon, a playwright favorably
and well known to those who are
acquainted with the Yiddish
Theater.

The Temple Israel Sisterhood
through its program chairman,
Mrs. Roy Sarason has completed
arrangements for a War Effort
Symposium to be held on Monday
Dec. 14, 1942 in the Lecture Hall,
of the Detroit Institute of Arts
Bldg. Preceding the program a
dessert luncheon will be served at
1:15 p. m in the Romanesque
Hall.
The opening prayer will be given
by Mrs. Kosacheck. The Sister-
hood will be treated to an ex-
cellent program of music and
songs by the well known Cantor
Robert S. Tulman, who, by his
fine rendition of synagogue, oper-
atic and concert music, is rec-
ognized an artist of outstanding
-k
ability. Cantor Tulman will be
accompanied by Rosa Bassin
Stern, a pianist of note and es-
0 0 =1 teem in her own right.
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Various projects to be discussed
BEGINS TODAY AT 5 P. M.
during the symposium will con-
cern the U. S. 0.; blood bank;
Red Cross; salvage and consum-
ers; war news; and public rela-
tions. The principal participat-
ants will be Mesdames Reubin
Kallman, Maxwell Emmer, Samuel
Linden, Myron Steinberg, Sydney
Immerman, Abe Schermin, Jerome
Narrates] by Leslie Howard
Kanter and Morris Wayne, who
are the Chairmen of the various
UNFORGETTABLE MINUTEST
War Effort Committees of the Sis-
terhood. Mrs. Harry L. Jackson
Poles Work for Freedom!
has been selected to act as the
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Fliers Avenge Nazi Terror!
Moderator.
In keeping with the War Effort
PLUS
program, members are asked to
Kaltenborn, McCrary Teletalks
bring their discarded silk and
AND
rayon hose and their cast off lip-
stick and compact containers.
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Mrs. Sayre Levin, president of
the Sisterhood extends a cordial
invitation to all members and
`CIP-P-0-00.1;R:tO001:11:tatli:1-1:1-0-r• guests to attend this vitally im-
portant meeting.

Two of the world's suprem e
artists in their field, Paul Dra-
per who has raised tap dancing
to it classic art, and Larry Ad.
ler, world's greatest harnlonica
player will appear in joint re-
cital at Detroit Town Half in
the Fisher Theatre, Wednesday
morning, Dec. 9.
This incomparable pair give a
performance which Time, News.
week magazines, and the leading
critics acclaim the concert sensa-
tioTnheof smooth
year. i
ot.nd finished !ra-
per is a tap dancer ranking with
per
the inimitable Fred Asteire.
Larry Adler, one of the most
interesting of new American mu.
sic personalities, plays the class.
ics on the harmonica.
Tickets for Draper and Adler
are available at Grinnell's Music
Shop, Randolph 1124, or at Town
Maneuvering in English Bren gun carriers, Free Polish soldiers Hall headquarters, Cherry 5617,
have rallied under the banner of the "White Eagle" to join in the
fight against the Nazis. Working under instructions of the Polish
Government in Exile, now residing in London, Polish soldiers, fliers, Young Judaea Plans
workers and even children have enlisted in the Allied cause.
The story of these gallant Poles is dramatically told by Leslie Chanukah Party
Howard in "White Eagle," a 26 minute short subject which begins
All Young Judaeans and friends
a week's showing at the Downtown and Norwood Telenews Theaters.
are invited to a Chanukah party
to be held at the home of Marlyn
"When Winter Comes"
DOWNTOWN THEATRES Einhorn, 2525 W. Philadelphia,
Revue at Club Three 666
UNITED ARTISTS—Metro-Gold- on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 6, at
wyn-Mayer's much discussed pic- 2 p. in. There will be appropriate
Bettie Taylor is presenting her
"The War Against Mrs. games and a holiday program fol-
new novelty revue, "When Win- ture
Hadley" arrives on the United lowed by songs and (lances. Re-
ter Comes" at Club Three 666 Artists screen on Thursday with freshments will be served.
with another of those superb an exceptional cast that includes
A leader's group meets on Tues.
sepia casts that definitely classed
(lay evening at the Shaarey Ze-
Edward
Arnold,
as
Elliott
Ful-
the Three 666 floor shows as ton; Fay Bainter as Stella Had- dek at 7:30 p. m. Rabbi Morris
outstanding entertainment. The
Adler leads a Zionist discussion
Four Cracker Jacks, bouncing ley; Richard Ney (of "Mrs. Min- group at 8:30 p. m.
iver"
fame)
as
Theodore
Hadley
comedy dancers, again head this
Young Judaea welcomes the
new fall production. Their work and Jean Rogers as Patricia Had- following new leaders: Marilyn
here and in other leading clubs ley. On the same program will Einhorn, Arlene Kahn, Beth Fai.
of the country has rated them be "Tarzan's New York Adven- ken, Ethel Levine, Selma Lich-
ture" in which the Royal Family
sensational. The supporting line- of
the Jungle pays a visit to civ- tenstein and Florence Schlesinger.
up includes Artie Brooks, eccen-
ilization
to swing from the All young people sixteen years of
Bnai Moshe Holds
tric tap dancer; Sugar Cane, Br
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SENSATIONAL IIIT!
ooklyn
bridge
and other minor age and older are invited to join
Thanksgiving Services
lovely to look at and a top feats,
the Leaders' group. Helen Koss,
tap dancer in the feminine class;
MICHIGAN—Bette Davis in TO. 6.5902 is director of Young
il
Congregation Bnai Moshe held Marcellus Wilson, singing and
Judaean activities.
Thanksgiving services Nov. 26, (lancing master of ceremonies; "Now Voyager" from the best-
selling
novel
of
the
same
name
with Rabbi Moses Fischer and Etsey Cooper, girl song stylist;
i.
Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan preaching the eight good looking dancing and co-starring Paul Henreid, Philomathic Plans
Knockabout Dancers
sermons
in the spirit of the day. Taylorettes, and many other fav- new romantic screen threat, Outside Affair
"They're a Riot"
Cantor David Katzman recited orites King Kolax and his or- opens on the Michigan screen
I
Dig Supporting Show
prayers and psalms. Special pray- chestra, lately the rave of New starting Friday. On the same
On Sunday, Nov. 29 , general
ANDREW H. SS.IFED-MGRLi
ers were said in Hebrew and En- York's Cafe Society, plays for program will be an exciting chairman of the Outside Affair,
thriller, "Dr. Broadway," star- Myron Rosenthal announced his
glish for victory of the Allied (lancing and the revue.
ring MacDonald Carey (who committee appointments awards:
cause.
made a hit in "Wake Island") 'Gorge Rembaum and Stuart
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and Jean Phillips.
Trees Planted In
Sandleman; place, Lawrence
Herzberg. and Louis Silverstein;
Palestine Forests
INFORMATION WANTED
judge, Norman Milin and Shel-
Information is being sought of don Selesnick; ads, Morton Ziev(f;
EHRLICH FOREST
Charles or Melvin Morrison, who pleas, Don Schiff.
One tree in memory of Moses is alleged to have disappeared
Under new business, Martin
Lumberg, by Mr. and Mrs. M. H. from his home in New York in Shapiro,
former sergeant at arms
Zackheim,
1934, and since then has failed was made an associate alumnus
MIZRACHI FOREST
to communicate with his widowed of the Philomatic debating
Oo F E F IMLNAT E I TH
One tree in memory of Sam mother, who as a result of his club.
Weinstein, by Mr and Mrs. I. negligence finds herself in desti-
The remainder of the meeting
Shetzer. One tree in memory of tute circumstances and a recipi, was devoted to the election of
Rachel Burnstein, by Mr. and eat of public relief, She is pres- the
contestants in the coining
Mrs. I. Shetzer. One tree honor- ently in dire need of his finan- oratorical contest. They are:
ing birthday of I. Shetzer, by cial assistance. Charles or Melvin Lawrence J. Arden, Lawrence
his wife, Mrs. I. Shetzer. One Morrison was born In 1908 in Herzberg., Albert Kramer, Myron
tree honoring birthday of-Judge the United States, is 5 ft. 8 in. Rosenthal and Irvin Shulman,
Harry B. Keidan, by Mr. and tall, of medium weight and build, The first and second alternates
Mrs. I. Shetzer. One tree honor- brown eyes, light complexion. He are Don Schiff and Sheldon Seles.
ing 25th wedding anniversary of is alleged to be in Detroit at nick.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Srere, by present. Anyone aware of his lo.
The meeting was adjourned
Mr. and Mrs. I. Shetzer. Two cation is requested to communi- after Good of the House, which
Choice of STEAK, FROG LEGS and CHICKEN
trees honoring recovery of Mrs. cate with the National Desertion consisted of an original ditty
Sadie Brown by Sisters of Zion Bureau. 67 West 47th St., New composed by Norman Wexler
Business Men's Luncheon
and
Mizrachi. One tree honoring York City.
and Morton Zieve.
grandson Barry Norman Lepler,
up
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EDWARD WEEKS AT CASS
TOWN HALL, DEC. 11

Great Chanukah Concert

FOR THE BENEFIT OF

Yeshivath Beth Yehudah

Sunday, December 6, 1942

8:00 P. M.

In the Synagogue of

CONGREGATION B'NAI MOSHE

Dexter at Lawrence

Artists—CANTOR DAVID KATZMAN and His Double Choir

Under Direction of MR. NATHAN TURBOVSKY

DAVE DIAMOND'S ORCHESTRA

Admission Cards may be obtained at—Yeshivah Office, Dexter at Cort-

land; Bnai Moshe Office, Dexter at Lawrence; Chesluk's Book

Store,

8663 12th St.; Zion Book Store, 9008 12th St., an on the evening of

the Concert at the Synagogue entrance of Bnai Moshe.

Edward Weeks, editor of The
Atlantic Monthly, and one of
America's finest lecturers on
contemporary literature is the
speaker at The Cass Theatre for
the Detroit Town Hall's last
lecture before the Christmas
holidays, on Friday morning,
Dec. 11 at 11 o'clock.
Before Mr. Weeks, in 1938,
became ninth on the list of fam-
ous editors for the venerable At-
lantic Monthly, he had served as
associate editor of the Atlantic
Monthly, and as editor of the
Atlantic Monthly Press.
Besides being a brilliant edi-
tor, book commentator, "Meet
Mr Weeks" on a nation-wide
broadcast was a great success
for two winters. In his lecture
Friday morning with the subject
"Books in a Troubled World,"
Edward Weeks will discuss a
dozen or more books and among
them are: "Song of Bernadette,"
by Franz Werfel; "Death of the
Moth," by Virginia Wolff; "One
Man's Meat," by E. B. White;
"Lee's Lieutenants," by Douglas
Freeman; "Conditions of the
Peace," by Edward Carr: and
"Now Tomorrow," by Rachel
Field.

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Littman's People's Theater

8210 12th St. near Seward Ave. — Phone TR. 2-0100

SATURDAY NIGHT, DEC. 5

SUNDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT, DEC. 6

Jacob Ben Ami

And An All-Star Cast in

"Love and Death"

By JACOB GORDON

Prices: Night .55-.83-1.10-1.65 — Matinee .55-.83-1.10

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