A mericizir 'apish Periodical earter May 21. 1943 3 y CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Downtown Theaters UNITED ARTISTS — Boasting a galaxy of stars, the film ver- sion of the famous Broadway musical, "Cabin in the Sky," continues on the screen of the United Artists Theater for a sec- ond week. The companion fea- ture is "Air Raid Wardens," starring Laurel and Hardy in their latest laugh success. Women's Aux. Hebrew Mrs. Louis J. Rosenberg Schools To Hold Election Elected Jewish Womens And Dessert Luncheon Organization Head Ray Sneed Heads New Revue At Club Three 666 "The Moon Is Down" Featured at Fox Theatre Ray Sneed, of ballet-in-swing fame, known as the Sepia Paul Draper, is back in town after a Hollywood film sojourn, heading Bettie Taylor's delightful new sepia revue, "Maytime in Swing," at Club Three 666. 'You'll be seeing Ray in the forthcoming 20th Century-Fox screen special; "Stormy Weather," starring Bill Robinson and Cab Calloway, in which he has an important part. Top favor'tes are again spotted in the new revue, with Bobbie Castor', exotic torcheuse. and Charles McBride, powerful bari- tone, among the holdovers. New faces include Billy and Vivian, flash boy and girl tappers, and Smiling Sammy Campbell. Look- ing extremely lovely, the eight dancing Taylorettes tiptoe through the tulips in their exquisite en- semble number. Doc Wheeler is the suave and popular emsee• It's Teddy Buckner's music for dancing and show. Joa-Anna's songs prove an entertaining inter- mission feature, John Steinbech's "The Moon Is Down" has reached the screen The annual election meeting at last, in a triumphant pictorial At the annual election of of- and dessert luncheon of the ficers of the League of Jewish version of his most controversial Woman's Auxiliary of the United Women's Organizations held on book. Selected as the Book-of- Hebrew Schools has been set for Wednesday, May 12, at the the-Month at the time of its Wednesday, May 26, at 1:00 publication, and later produced o'clock in the auditorium of the on Broadway. the picture reached Rose Sittig Cohen Building, Law- Detroit on Friday, at the Fox MICHIGAN —Starting Friday , ton and Tyler. & Theater, opening with another the Michigan Theater will pre- An elaborate program has been war workers' dawn premier at sent Rosalind Russell and Fred arranged for this occasion. The 2:00 a.m. MacMurray in "Flight for Free- program includes selections by Nunnally Johnson has adapted dom," with Herbert Marshall, plus Miss Miriam Tobin from "When the story for the screen and "The Falcon Strikes Back," with Our Hearts were Young and produced it with a sympathy and Tom Conway in the title role. Gay" by Cornelia Otis Skinner sincerity. Irving Pichel, veteran and Emily Kilbourne, and "Re- FOX—John Steinbech's "The becca," by Daphine DuMaurier. actor-director, is responsible for Moon Is Down" has reached the the excellent direction and plays Reports of all standing com- screen at last, in a triumphant mittees will be submitted, and himself the role of the tavern- pictorial version of his most con- all principal activities of the keeper. Dorris Bowden, a new- troversial book. Selected as the ensuing 3'car will be reviewed. comer to the star brackets, cre- Book-of-the-Month at the time The president's report will be ates her role with skill and re- of its publication, and later re- read, and officers will be elected straint, and excellent perform- produced on Broadway, the pic- for the coming year ances tire turned in by Sir Cedric ture reaches Detroit on Friday, Hardwicke as the German com- The present officers are' Mrs. at the Fox Theater, opening with Jack Tobin, president; Mrs. John manding officer, by Henry Trav- another war workers dawn pre- Horwitz, first vice-president; Mrs. ers as the confused but steadfast miere at 2 a.m. mayor, and by Lee J. Cobb as Bertram Smokier, second vice- the philosophical doctor. president; Mrs. Morris Krause, third vice-president; Mrs. Meyer "The Moon Is Down" is a Aesculapian Aux. R. Katz, financial secretary; Mrs. challenge to the courage of De- JWV Auxiliary Needs Moe S. Perlis, recordin g sec re- troit's movie-goers. It will take Workers For Red Cross ta ry ; Mrs. Julius Berman, cor- MRS. LOUIS J. ROSENBERG To Hold Luncheon courage to see a picture so responding secretary; Mrs. Louis packed with the truth of what • Surgical Station 57 A meeting of the Ladies Aux- is taking place in Europe today. Seiton and Mrs. Anna Moss, as- Shaarey Zedek School Hall, the iliary of the Aesculapian Phar- sistant corresponding secretaries; following officers were elected The work room of the Allied- MI's. Rudolph Zuieback, treas- unanimously for 1943-1944. For maceutical Fraternity was held can Red Cross Surgical Dressing urer; Mrs. Richard A. Cott, au- the third consecutive term, Mrs. at the home of our Civilian De- fense Chairman, Mrs. Ben Bayley, Station No. 57, and the Home ditor. lo4mea,coa404146 . Louis James Rosenberg was re- on Glynn Court. Nursing Course Unit quarters All members are urged to attend elected president; first vice- The organization is planning supervised by the Department of this meeting. president, Mrs. A. H. Brodie; Michigan, Ladies' Auxiliary -to The Woman's Auxiliary of the second vice-president, Mrs. Doug- its annual charity luncheon to be held at Karnes' Auditorium on the Jewish War Veterans of the United Hebrew Schools acknowl- United States, located at 11715 edge the receipt of the following las Brown; recording secretary, June 16, to raise funds funds Dexter Blvd., near Webb, has contributions: In honor of the Mrs. Harry Singer; co•respond- for war relief and to aid Youth ing secretary, Mrs. Benjamin been summer conditioned and ad- Bar-Mitzvah of Walter Jerome Krell, Jr.; treasurer, Mrs. Carl Immigration from Nazi held coun- ITII AN A LL-N FAV tries and neutral countries. In lusted for proper ventilation, of- Rubiner, by Mr. and Mrs. Moe Schiller, 'sr:m.1E TAI. LOH addition, the members have formed fees new comfort and convenience Leiter; in honor of the Bar- It EV Ill Announcement was made by two Minyanim to further help in N. SNEED -MGR. • to those who participate in this Mitzvah of Herbert Lee Man- worthy cause. Many more women dell, by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ber- Mrs. Carl Schiller, chairman of this work. Mrs. Harry Pernick is chair- • volunteer workers are needed to man; in honor of the Bar- the War Efforts Board, of the give their time from this district Mitzvah of Marshall Babcock All-Day Institute for Block man of the luncheon, and is as- and neighborhood for the produc- Madison, by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Leaders under the auspices of sisted by Mrs. Pauline Chase, tion of bandages urgently needed Berman; in memory of Anna Spi- the Office of Civilian Defense to food chairman, nd her co-workers, be held on Tuesday, May 25, at Mrs. A. Zagal, Mrs. Ben Gale, by the Armed Forces on the wak, by Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter; battle fronts. Next class of in- in memory of Israel Sheinman, by the Jewish Community Center, Mrs. Max Bard and Mrs. Irving fi Tobes. Mrs. Irwin Weingarten, stiuction for newcomers will be Mrs. Anna Moss and Dina and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. "THE MOON Un. 3-3544, is ticket chairman, held at this station on Monday, Jane Manheim; in memory of Dr. and her assistants are Mesdames IS DOWN" June 7, 10 a.rn. Not more than Jacob Polozker, Simon Rosenstein Contributions to the Ben Bayley, To. 6-6974; Charles 30 will be allowed in a class, en- and Israel Sheinman, by Mr. and Over Europe Today Tennen, To. 6-6554, and Michael rollment must be made in advance Mrs. Julius Berman; in memory Jewish Home for Aged Wainer, To. 7-8576. There is REVOLT of this date and advised if ac- of Simon Rosenstein, by Mr. and An innovation in the meetings In Europe Today cepted by the attendant in charge. Mrs. Bertram L. Smokier; in The following have made con- For those who have received their memory of Joseph Cohen, by Mr. tributions to the Home: Mr. will be a monthly evening social REVOLT stemming from lessons and are qualified, they may and Mrs. A. Moss. and Mrs. Theo. Steinberg, in to be held at the homes of the come regularly daily or weekly memory of Moe Prince; Ben and members the last Wednesday of the COURAGE and SPIRIT that inspired this to the work room, Monday thru Lou Cohen, in memory of Jack each month, commencing at the picture . . , The picture Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Hock; Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. home of Mrs. Philip Ruskin, 3294 Glendale Ave., on Wednesday, that FORETELLS also on these evenings from 6:30 Beth El High School Sable, in memory of Jack Hock; May 26. headlines of today 'til 10 o'clock. Mrs. L. Rosen. in memory of Tickets for the charity luncheon and tomorrow' Because of wartime scarcity of Commencement To Be mother, Frieda Kossoff; Mrs. R. physicians and nurses, women of Levin, in memory of mother, may be obtained by calling the The simple people families particularly may obtain Held Friday, May 28 Frieda Kossoff; Mrs. E. Williams, president, Mrs. Alex Brooks, Um :3-1563, or any of the members of every conquered nation elementary instruction in the care in memory of mother, Annie; are FIGHTING . . Temple Beth El high school will Mrs, Fannie Pupko, in memory of the ticket committee. of the sick and administrate first Relentlessly . . . first aid service at any emergency. hold its annual commencement of Jack Hock; Mr. and Mrs. Unceasing . . . A ten-week course is now in force, exercises on Friday evening, May Louis Burns, in memory of Cas- Mrs. M. J. Wohlgelernter With pitchfork . . . inquire about the Home Nursing 28 at eight o'clock. For the first per Oppenheim and Moe Prince; Gun . . . Dynamite Course open to the general public time in the history of the com- Harold Helper, donation; Mr. To Be Mother and Daughter SABOTAGE' at this station every Tuesday and mencement of the high school, the and Mrs. Snyder Ginsburg, in Luncheon Speaker May 26 Thursday evening protnptly at entire class is participating in the memory of Jack Hock; Mrs. Laura SEE Mrs. M. J. Wohlgelernter will services of commencement. Rabbi Seidner and daughter, in mem- eight. the COURAGE of YOUR country These projects are by author- Herschel Lymon will deliver the ory of Jack Hock; Mrs. Rebecca be the guest speaker at the Moth- waging a battle that will drive ity of the Detroit Chapter, Amer- commencement address, and the Feldman, in memory of Jack ers and Daughters luncheon, to the invader OUTI valedictory will be delivered by Hock; Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Le- be held by the Sisters of Zion ican Red Cross. Sanford Goldberg who in his 12 vinter, in memory of Jack Hock; Mizrachi, on Wednesday, May John Steinbech's years of education in the Religi- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cohen, in 26, at 7 p.m., at Pereira's, on Bnai David Sisterhood ous School of Temple Beth El has memory of Jack Hock; Mrs. Dexter Blvd. To Elect Officers May 24 Miss Shirley Subar will lead achieved the highest record of Mobley Fineman, in memory of any student. Greetings of the father, Joseph Greenblatt; Mr. the gathering in singing the Na- Trees have been planted by Congregation will be extended to and Mrs. Meyer Silverman, in tional Anthem, and Hatikvah. the Bnai David Sisterhood in the the graduates by Dr. B. Benedict memory of Benjamin H. Craine; Entertainment is being ar- Freedom Forest in . Palestine in Glazer, and the diplomas will be Standard Club of Detroit, in mem- ranged by. the program chair- memory of Samual Ozadovich and presented to them by Joseph M. ory of Mrs. Etta Jacobs; Mrs. man. Samual Wineberg. A tree donated Welt, president Of the Congrega- J. Simon, in memory of husband, Members and friends are in- in honor of the Bnai David re- tion. THEATER Jacob Simon; Miss Mayme Stone, vited. For tickets please call the ligious school kindergarten has The invocation will be delivered in memory of Benjamin Craine; chairman, Mrs. M. New, To.-5- FRIDAY, MAY 21 also been planted in the Freedom by Jimmy Bittker, and the clos- Sylvia Dizik, in memory of Jack 1357; or Mrs. E. Abrams, Ty.- 0 Forest. ing prayer by Ethel Isenberg. Hock; Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Sid- 7-5733. Bnai David's Sisterhood's cal- The services of the evening will ney, in memory of Jack Hock. e - cedar of events until the closing be read by David Buegeleisen, of the season is nomination and Hans Weinman, Phyllis Meyer, DEMONSTRATE YOUR SOLIDARITY • and election of officers on May Marilyn Ma t t u s and Annette Memorial Day Services %%ill, the heroic MI niggle DI our .Ielrhh hret hero In Sob fel Ittu.siti Nt 24. The installation will be on Zeidman. The Scripture portions THE tilts• ssli June 14 in the Synagogue proper. will be read by Audrey Kline, To Be Held At Clover c•ELLint.vrioN 01"mitE Folks I 011%111"1•:1 ,. FYllt Itt sSIAN WAlt ItELIEV Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, chairman Ramon Jacobs, Merilyn Lightstone of the Red Cross unit of the and Carol Waterstone. Ruth Me- Hill Park Cemetery Monday Evening, May 31, 8:30 P. M. Synagogue, announces that they dal will speak for the class in a Memorial Day services will be have resumed activities again in presentation of "Our Credo." The at DETROIT ART INSTITUTE the social hall and that hand awards for the Felix Winsen held at Clover Hill Park ceme- ft Putnam and machine sewers and knitters Medal, Scholarship and activities. tery on Sunday, May 30, at 2:30 are urgently needed. The unit to be announced on the day of p.m. Preparations are being made o ;I: 1%1 Haliisi chorus meets from 1:00 till 4:30. They graduation, will be presented by for this service in commemoration boast the fact that their most Dr. Herbert I. Kallett, who has of those who have given their RABBI JOSEPH LOOKSTEIN, of New York ardent worker for the past two served for the past three years lives for this country. The Julius outstanding leader, Zionist and Orator, principal speaker Rosenwald Post of the American years is Sam Blatnikoff of 2020 as chairman of the Religious itDMISNION FREE Legion and the Jewish War Veter- Elmhurst, who is 8.1 years old. School Committee. NO COLLECTIONS ans of the United States of Amer- ica will participate, as will also Dr. A. M. Hershman, Rabbi Mor- ris Adler, Cantor Jacob Sonenk- CONSECRANTS-AT-HOME NOTICES lar, and Capt. Israel Wiener. The public is cordially invited to at- TO APPEAR IN NEXT TWO ISSUES 8210 12111 Street, near Seuurd A‘e.—Phone TH. 2-0100 tend these services. The cemetery is located at SUNDAY, MAY 23, 2:30 #o 12:00 Annual Consecration Services of Congregation Shaarey Fourteen-Mile road, a half mile MONDAY - TUESDAY, MAY 24 - 25, 7:30 to 12:00 Zedek will be held on Sunday morning, June 6. east of Woodward Ave. Two Outstanding Films Traditional announcements of receptions at home will PARITCHER CLUB appear in the next two issues of The Detroit Jewish Chron- The raffle of the Paritcher icle—May 28 and June 4. with ANN HOLLANDER and All Star Cast Family Club, which was orig- AND Parents of Consecrants are urged to send their notices inally scheduled for April 25, for insertion in these two issues as soon as possible. There was held May 9. The winner of the $25 War Bond was Mrs. is a charge of $1 for each insertion. With All Star Casts Sara Freedman of 3309 Elm- Prices: Adults 45c — Children I5c hurst Ave. RE-OPENING SATURDAY MAY 22 "THE MOON IS DOWN" F0)( Littman's People's Theater • "1 Want To lie A 3lot1>Ier" "Love and Passion"