March 26, 1943

bETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Nelson Eddy, Popular
Baritone, To Sing in
Detroit on April 18

Lillian Roth Held Over
For Second Week
At Club Casanova

Nelson Eddy, who, according
to "Variety," is the No. 1 box-
office attraction in the United
States, believes hard work is the
only secret of success. He left
school at fourteen and has been
working ever since. The greater
his success, the more he works.
Favorites of his concert re-
pertoire are the Lord's. Prayer,
the Figaro aria from "The Bar-
ber of Seville," and the Evening
Star from "Tannhauser," though
audiences usually demand as en-
cores numbers from his films,
such as "Sweet Mystery of Life"
from Naughty Marietta," "Will
You Remember" from "Maytime,"
or patter songs of Gilbert and
Sullivan.
The American baritone will ap-
pear in recital in Detroit at Ma-
sonic Auditorium on Thursday
evening, April 8. Tickets may be
secured at the box office, Grin-
nell's Music Store, 1515 Wood-
ward Avenue.

Union Roth, charming singing
star of Paramount Pictures, has
been held over for a second week
by popular demand at Lowell
Bernhardt's Club Casanova. Her
numerous film triumphs include
"Sing You Sinners," "Vagabond
King," "Love Parade" and 'Para-
mount On Parade." On the air,
she has been featured on the
Camel Caravan programs and on
the Eddie Cantor show. For her
second week, Lillian will have
the support of such show lumi-
naries as Munro and Adams, out-
standing novelty jugglers; Jimae,
master of ceremonies and magic;
Michael and Georgia, adagio and
ballroom (lancers, and Dottie
Dawn, whirlwind acrobatic and
tap dancer. Eddie Camden and
his "shuffle rhythm" orchestra are
new arrivals on the band stand.
That special downtowners dinner
show at 7:30 nightly is being
well patronized. Arlene Thomp-
son, glamorous song stylist, heads
the big new Casanova floor show,
opening monday.

Ladies' Auxiliary, J. W. V.,
Theater Party April 17

Sally Romine Features
Show At Fiesta Bar

Detroit Ladies Auxiliary 135,
Jewish War Veterans' U. S. A.,
are sponsoring a Theatre Party,
Wednesday night, April 7, at
Wilson Theatre. Proceeds to be
used to furnish recreation room,
at one of the Camps in honor of
our men in the Armed Forces.
Tickets $1.35 (one dollar, thirty-
five cents). All Sister Auxiliar-
ies and Post Commanders are
asked to cooperate. Call Dorothy
Potaker, UN. 1-0205, or Ruth
Schrieber, UN. 3-3003 and Ida
Gould, UN. 1-6016 for reserva-
tions. The public is asked to at-
tend.

There's an old familiar face
in the Gene Fenby combination
of vocal and instrumentalists,
playing in the New Continental
Room and Fiesta Bar of the
Savarine Hotel. It's that of
Herm Ziehl, star accordionist,
who was with the band when it
was first organized but left short-
ly after. Because of Benby's re-
cent draft losses, he was able to
persuade Ziehl to return to his
former spot. This week Ziehl fea-
tures a special arrangement of
"Poet and Peasant Overture."
Dick Winkler, harmonica wizard
and the Savarine's popular mas-
ter of ceremonies, has been called
into the army. Sally Romine,
charming song star is a perm-
anent new feature in the Conti-
nental Room and Fiesta Bar.
Floretta and Boyette, mental and
magic marvels are an addition to
the show, over the week end.

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Neugarten Sunshine Club to
Furnish Red Cross Room

At a meeting of the Neugarten
Sunshine Club held on March 22,
Mrs. Benjamin Krell, Jr., war
efforts chairman, presented a
check to Mrs. Laura Higbie, of
the American Red Cross Volun-
teers. Mrs. Howard Bennett was
also present.
This check is to be used to
furnish a clay room in the medi-
cal unit of Romulus Airport.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer of Tem-
ple Beth El was the guest speak-
er of the day, and addressed an
enthusiastic audience.

THURS., APR. 8, 8:20 P. M.

MASONIC AUDITORIUM

NELSON EDDY

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Tickets R3c to $2.75

FREIHEIT GESANG FAREIN

MAY 23, 1943 AT 3 P. M.

AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL. CONCERT

JUDAS MACCABEUS

Onttorio By George Frederick Handel

HENRI GOLDBERG—DIRECTOR

Guest Artist: ALEXANDER KIPNIS

Famous Basso From the Metropolitan Opent, New York and other
outstanding soloists

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Tickets can be procured from any member of the chorus

Drora Kadimah To Hold
Luncheon on April 15

Drora-Kadimah Group of the
Pioneer Women's Organization,
held a membership tea at the
home of Mrs. J. Malamud, of
Sturtevant, with Rose Kaufman
of Cleveland the guest speaker.
Mrs. Rose Kaufman, who is the
Regional Representative of the
Pioneer Women's Organization,
gave a very impressive resume on
the growth and the foresight of
the organization up to its pres-
ent activities. Final plans for the
bridge-luncheon at Mi Lady's
house, at 1377 Broadway, Mon-
day 12:30, April 5, were com-
pleted at a meeting at the home
of Mrs. E. Cabot. Mrs. K. Jack-
son is the chairman of the affair.
Proceeds will go towards the
"Child Rescue Fund." All are
urged to support this great hu-
manitarian cause. Many mem-
bers pledged to collect the J. N.
F. savings boxes from various
homes.
The next meeting will lie held
Monday evening, 8:30, March 29,
at the home of Mrs. K. Jack-
son, 1960 Clements Avenue.

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Mothers' Clubs To Feature Beth Shmuel Auxiliary
International Women Week Donor Luncheon Mar. 30

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Con-
The Mothers' Clubs programs
are featuring International Wo- gregation Beth Shmuel is plan-
men's Week—Why is it being ning a donor luncheon on March
celebrated the world over? What 30, at Jericho Temple, Joy Rd.,
is its significance, not only in the near Linwood, for the purpose
present conflict, but in the peace of raising funds to pay for the
to come? This is the subject new site of the modern house of
of the Mothers' Clubs this fol- worship planned by the congre-
gation.
lowi ng week:
The new synagogue, which will
Past President Dessert Lunch:
Monday, March 29, 1 p. m., Jew- be one of the finest in Detroit,
ish Community Center, Wood- will be located on Dexter and
Buena Vista.
ward at Holbrook.
Northwest Study Club: Mon-
The committee in charge of the
day, March 29, 8 p. m., Jewish donor luncheon consists of Mrs.
Community Center, Woodward at Louis Leebove, chairman; -Mrs.
M. Shultz, co-chairman; Mrs.
Holbrook.
Young Women's Study Club: Ben Babcock, president of the
Tuesday, March 30, 1:30 p. m., Ladies' Auxiliary of Congrega-
Northwest Branch, Lawton at tion Beth Shmuel.
Tickets can be secured from
Tyler.
Davison-Oakman Club: Tues- Mrs. Leebove, 3258 Elmhurst,
day, March 30, 8 p. m., North- To. 5-1351, or Mrs. M. Shultz,
west Branch, Lawton at Tyler, 1719 Gladstone, Tr. 2-4563.
Musical program arranged by
Julius Chajes, Music Director of
Ladies' Aid To Hold
the Jewish Community Center.
Woodward Club: Wednesday, Purim Dance March 28
Infants' Service Spring
March 31, 1:30 p. m., Jewish
Affair To Be Held April 12 Community Center, Woodward at
The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
will hold their annual Purim Din-
The Infants Service Group Holbrook.
ner Dance on Sunday, March
wishes to announce. its annual
28 at the Dexter-Lawrence Hall.
spring. affair. A Russian Fun- Knights of Pythias
Dinner served at 6:30 p. m. There
Fest will he held Sunday even-
will be it presentation of the flag
ing, May 2, at the Educational Inaugurate Fur Drive
at this time and music by Dave
Center, 11529 Linwood Avenue.
Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights Diamond and his band .The gen-
All proceeds to be used for Rus-
sian infants. Mrs. Alfred Wolfe of Pythias has inaugurated a fur eral chairman is Helen Auslan-
and Mrs. Sidney Kalt are Gen- collection drive. A committee, der, ably assisted by Julia Ring,
eral chairmen; Mrs. Sam Cross headed by Ralph Snyder, Prelate Irene Stein, Fannie Roth, Mrs.
and Mrs. Aaron Gurwin, ticket is directing the drive. Collection Jakolovitz, Ethel Goodman and
chairmen; Mrs. Harry Weingar- of all types of fur pieces to be Gussie Berkowitz. For reserva-
den, chairman of entertainment processed and made into fur-lined tions call Frances Shapiro at
and Mrs. Lou Wagner, chairman garments for members of the Tyler 5-8574.
United States Merchant Marine.
of refreshments.
Tickets are priced at $1.00 each All Pythian lodges in Detroit area Art Scholarship
and can be secured from any have been asked to join the cam-
paign. All donations will be called
The Jewish Community Center
member or at the door.
The Group urges its friends to for by phoning Tyler 5-1975 at wishes to announce a contribu-
attend for the benefit of ,those all times, or by calling the lodge tion to its Art Scholarship Fund
who need our help and for an on Tuesday nights at Clifford from Mr. and Mrs..,Hen•y Meyers
2469. The contributions will be in memory of Sam Osnos.
enjoyable evening.
acknowledged with a suitable cer-
tificate. Detroit Lodge is partici- H. Leivick To Speak For
pating in several war efforts and
Paris of Yore Is Theme
entertainment for men in the serv- Sholen- Aleichem Circle
For Follies of 1943
ice. Arrangements are now being
IL Leivick, the well known
at Club 666
made to entertain a group of Yiddish poet who has recently
sailors ill the Detroit area. Par- returned from Mexico where he
The Paris that used to be pro- ticulars to be announced later.
had spent some time, will speak
vides the theme for Bettie Tay-
Friday evening, April 2 at the
lor's magnificent new revue, 'Fol-
Workman's Circle Auditorium on
lies of 1943," now in its second War Workers To Hold
Linwood Ave. He is speaking in
big week at Club Three 666. The Hillbilly Party March 28
Detroit under the auspices of the
production has established a
precedent both for attendance and
Miss Bess Levin was selected Solem Aleichem Folks Insti-
for its huge assembly of sepia "Queen Esther" at the Sunday tute.
stars. Topping the cast are the afternoon war workers and out-
singing Sons of The South, fa- of-towners party, March 21, 1943.
mous radio quintette and hold- Ten dollars was raised from the
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overs from the previous show by games at the affair and was do-
ITS THE TALK OF THE TOWN
insistent demand. Supporting fa- nated to the Red Cross.
Bryn F. •A1 LOWS
forites include Corn Bread and
The program for the following
Honey Chile, sensational novelty Sunday will be hill-Billy after-
dancers; Tena `Push-Out" Dixon, noon with folks dancing, songs
unusual rhythm songstress and a and recitations and readings.
repeated hold-ove•; Dolly Prem. They are planning a hay ride as
brook, glamorous acrobactic danc- soon as it's pleasant outside.
WITH 30 STARS
er; Tanglefoot and Batteaste,
HUGE VOCAL CHORUS
comedy song and dance stars; Galician Society To
ANDREW Pl. SNEED-MGR. •
Wanda Paul, Detroit's newest Celebrate Anniversary
young singing discovery; the
eight precision-dancing Tay!or- At Lachar's April 4
ettes, and Doc Wheeler, suave
The 13th anniversary of Detroit,
and clever master of ceremonies.
For her ensemble number, Bettie will be celebrated at Lachers on
Taylor has created an A'Capella 12th Street on Sunday, April 4,
chorus of thirty voices, featuring at 7 p. m. Cantor Sonenklar and
the entire cast and directed by Max Leib Orchestra will do the
Doc Wheeler, Teddy Buckner and entertaining. For reservations,
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
his orchestra, in their second call M. Indianer, phone Tyler
SALLY ROMINE
week, are already proving a pop- 4-2344 or B. Genser, phone Town-
Sensational Singhug Sint.
ula• dancing and revue feature. send 13-5619.
Plus An All-Star Floor Show
Sunday Dancing. from 6 P. M.
Joa-Anna's songs are an inter-
HEBREW
SCHOOLS
mission highlight.
NEW CONTINENTAL ROOM
and
The United Hebrew Schools
gratefully acknowledge the re-
Downtown Theaters
ceipt of one scholarship to the
Scholarship Fund of the Schools
FOX — Hailed as a sure-fire from Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Lewis
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pressible Mickey Rooney in a
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and introducing a new glamor
girl in the person of Esther Wil-
liams, former national swimming
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