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A merica 7eutish Periodical Cotter-
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
April 16, 1943
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Passover Greetings to All
BRODER BROS.
218 W. Jefferson
RA. 7131
HERE'S BEER
THAT'S TRULY
DELICIOUS
Herman Jablakoff
And Bella Meisel at
Liftman's April 25, 27
Playgoers who have waited pa-
tiently for the spoken drama will
have their wishes fulfilled on
Sunday, April 25, when Herman
Jablakoff, the noted dramatic ar-
tist, brings his all-star company
headed by Bella Meisel, to Litt-
man's People's Theater for a
three-day stand.
The play, "The Dishwasher,"
is a sparkling vehicle that will
give the cast an opportunity to
show their talents to great ad-
vantage.
Misha Fishzon, an old-time De-
troit favorite, has a stellar part.
The prices are from 55 cents
to $1.65 for matinees, and 55
cents to $2.20 for nights.
Synagogue Council To
Broadcast Passover
Program Sunday, Apr. 18
The Synagogue Council will
broadcast a Passover program
over the National Broadcasting
System Sunday, April 18, at 12:00
noon (Eastern War Time). The
feature of the program will be a
dramatization of "Tale of a City,"
issued by the Office of War In-
formation. A brief address will
be delivered by Professor Abraham
A. Neuman, president of Dropsie
College and rabbi of Congrega-
tion Milvoh Israel of Philadelphia.
"Easter Varieties" Is Hit
At Club Three 666
IN REGULAR BOTTLES,
ON DRAUGHT, AND IN
QUARTS
NO SUGAR OR
GLUCOSE ADDED
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Jewish Youth Forum
To Present Almanac
Singers on April 24
Bettie Taylor's "Easter Varie-
ties" at Club Three 666 has
caught the public fancy and is
proving a brisk pre-holiday draw.
With a huge combination cast of
new and old favorites, the 'revue
offers the exotic-appearing torch
singer, Bobbie Caston, formerly
featured with Louis Armstrong
and his orchestra; Rapps and
Tapps, clever song and tap team;
Charles McBride, rich-voiced bari-
tone; Tena "Push-Out" Dixon, the
show-stopping happy "blues" song-
stress; Corn Bread and Honey
Chile in whirlwind dancing spe-
cialties; DoIlie Prembrook, color-
ful acrobatic dancer; the eight
lovely precision-dancing Taylor-
ettes, and Doc Wheeler, the gen-
tleman of ceremonies. Bettie Tay-
lor has sensed the real Easter
spirit in her fascinating ensemble
number, 'Old Fashioned Girl."
Ted Buckner and his orchestra
do the dance tunes and the musical
score for the revue. Joa-Anna's
songs are an intermission feature.
Littman's People's Theater
8210 12th Street, near Smartt Ave.—Thane TR. 2-0100
SUNDAY, APRIL 25—MATINEE AND EVENING
MONDAY - TUESDAY, APRIL 26 - 27-8:30 P. M.
HERMAN JABLAKOFF and BELLA MEISEL in
The Jewish Youth Forum will
present the Almanac Singers at
its forum frolic to be held on
Saturday evening, April 24, 8:30
p. 01., at 103 Elliot near John IL
The Almanac Singers are na-
tionally known on the radio and
for their recordings of American
folk songs and ballads.
In addition to these famous
singers, dancing, entertainment
and group singiq will be fea-
tures of the evening.
The price of admission is only
15c, which includes tax and free
Passover refreshments.
Yeshivah To Hold
Public Examination
Dr. Samson B. Weiss, dean of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, an-
nounces that the semi-annual ex-
amination of all 12 classes of
the Yeshivah will be held during
the intermediate days of Pass-
over week, Thursday, April 22,
in the afternoon, from 4:30 p. m.
to 8:00 p. m., and Friday, April
23 in the morning, from 9:30 a.
in. to 1:00 p. m. The public is
invited.
New classes for beginners and
advanced students will be opened
at the beginning of the summer
term immediately after the Pass-
over holidays. New enrollments
will be accepted during the en-
tire Passover week.
The four highest classes of the
Yeshivah have now a program of
daily three hours instruction. The,
David W. Simons class meets for
four hours daily. For further
information call the office of the
Yeshivah, Ho. 7990.
N. WOODWARD JWEWO
The proceeds of the charity
bridge which took place at the
home of Mrs. Abraham Gleicher
on Fullerton Ave. went towards
the $250 check which was do-
nated by the Jewish Women's
European Welfare Organization
to the American Red Cross. Mrs.
Anna Goldberg, president, an-
nounces that a $1,000 Defense
Bond was purchased. Plans are
now being made for a luncheon
and bridge to be held Wednes-
day, May 5, at the home of Mrs.
Sam Rosen of 2286 Atkinson
Ave. Members and friends, are
invited.
ZEDAKAH CLUB
Zedakah Club met on Monday
April 12. fro m10 to 3, at the
Jewish War Veterans headquar-
ters on Dexter and Webb, to
make surgical dressings. There-
after there will be similar meet-
ings on alternate Mondays. All
women who have already taken
this course are urged to attend.
For the benefit of those who have
not as yet taken the surgical
dressing course. an announcement
will be made in the near future
as to how it can be obtained.
For information please call Mrs.
Paul Hoffman, To. 8-7516.
"The Dishwasher"
HABON1M
That the Habonim's annual
With an All-Star Casf
"Neshaf" will be held May 9
was announced recently. An in-
Matinee: 55c to $1.65 — Nights: 55c fo $2.20
teresting, nertinent nrogram is
planned. Further details will be
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announced soon.
PASSOVER GREETINGS TO ALL
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Shaarev Zedek Red
Cross Room To Be
Closed During Passover
The Shaarev Zedek Red Cross
surgical dressing work room and
the Red Cross sewing work room
will be closed from April 19 to
April 28 on account of the Pass-
over holiday. Both work rooms
will reopen on May 3 from 10
a. m. to 3 p. m.
Prenzlauer Meeting
Date Is Changed
Due to the coming holidays, our
April 20 meeting date has been
changed Tuesday, May 4, at 1
p. m. This meeting is to be held
at the home of Mrs. Eva Ellen-
stein, 859 Delaware Ave.
At the last meeting a donation
was received from Mrs. Fanny
Barnett, and daughter, Beatrice,
in memory of Mr. Asher Moss.
Young Women's Mizrachi
To Hold Pesach Party.
The Young Women's Mizrachi
will hold an Pesach party at the
home of Mrs. Max Blumenthal
of Webb Ave., Thursday, April
22, at 1 o'clock.
IS
S. D. Weinberg, Editor League of Jewish
Of Jewish Forward,
Women's Organizations
Dies Thursday, Apr. 15 To Elect Officers
Samuel D. Weinberg of 2751
Rochester Ave. passed away
Thursday, April 15, at the
Woman's Hospital after a pro-
longed illness. He was the city
The League of Jewish Wom-
en's Organizations will hold its
closing open meeting of the 1942-
43 season, and election of of-
ficers, on Wednesday, May 12,
ir. the Shaarey Zedek social Hall,
at 2 p. m. The members of all
organizations affiliated with the
League are urged to attend this
meeting.
Due to a change in the pattern
of work of some groups, each
organization will have a display
of its work at this meeting.
Miss Setta Robinson, program
chairman, has arranged with Mrs.
H. J. Millman, president of the
Youth Education League, to pre-
sent the entertainment feature
for this event. The members of
this organization will offer "Vic-
tory Varieties," an original mu-
sical show, written and directed
by Mrs. Jesse Rosen with Mrs.
William P. Greenberg as mistress
of ceremonies.
Mrs. Louis James Rosenberg,
president, advises that Mrs. Carl
Schiller, chairman of the War
Efforts board, is seeking women
to assist at the WAAC lounge in
the Y. W. C. A.; also women to
LATE S. D. WEINBERG
editor of the Detroit edition of sell stamps and bonds in war
the Jewish Daily Forward since stamp and bond booths.
1922. He was author of "Jewish
Social Services of Detroit," a
history of its welfare institu-
tions, agencies and activities.
Passover Greetings to All
Mr. Weinberg will be buried
Sunday at 2 o'clock from Lewis
Brothers Funeral Home. He is
GENERAL
survived by his wife, Rose; son,
Theodore, and one grandchild.
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Variety Program
At Philomathic
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A variety program, with three
members speaking, constituted the
program of the Philomathic De-
bating Club's meeting Sunday,
April 11.
The speakers were: Sander
Bernstein, who reviewed the book,
"Brave New World"; Stuart
Sandleman, who discoursed on
"Dewey—Educator and Philoso-
pher"; and Raymond Zweig, a
probationer, who discussed and
read some ballad and modern po-
etry.
Raymond Zweig was chosen as
best speaker of the afternoon.
Then George Rembaun delivered
the critic's report. An invigor-
ating "Good of the House" fol-
lowed.
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MOORE CLUB
The Moore Family Club gave
a linen shower for Russian War
Relief, for hospital use. Refresh-
ments were served. The shower
was arranged by Mrs. Samuel
Sborow, a Russian War Relief
worker, and was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Moore of 2685 Leslie Ave.
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