Friday, November 30, 194 ,

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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girl or twins? Saw Ann Jel, i s
the Stevadora equaling that of Corp. Chimoff. Sorry her Aunt
( nee Perlmutter) at Eastern Star
Ida
didn't
tell
me
his
first
name.
any previous headliner. Current-
party at the Latin Quarter.
ly holding over from last week's
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Look's like 'twon't be long n ,w.
Evelyn Gurvitch, well known
floor show are Ronnie Reed, the
Detroit pianist, Say, Ann, better call Sno-White
exotic-type sweet and swing song-
Diaper Service. There's a w it-
will give a recit-
stress of "Fun For Your Money,"
ing list. Just mention my na ae.
al Dec. 5, in the
the wacky musical unit; Snow-
I've a drag with the boss.
lecture hall of
Memories are strange things. City Club, while Myra Boitos will ball, "The Boy with the Flying
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the Detroit In-
. . One has so many of them. . . play the accompaniment on a Feet," and the lovely Martha
And, believe it or not, I sp
Some are good, some bad. We re- regular Steinway. The compari- Louise Dancers. That terrific mu-
stitute of Arts.
tain all of them. . . So much hap- son should prove interesting and, sic-making combination, Sammy
She is a brilliant a couple of hours going 0)
piness can be stored away that it of course, the ability of both well Mandell and his orchestra, and
pianist, intelli- both the Sno-White Baby Lam-
can't let one down in later years. known artists is unquestionable. The Mark Fischer Trio continue.
gent and consci- dry and the Belle Isle Laundr%
.. They're all there and one can
entious,
a young which are both under the very
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thrive on them and remember ev-
artist who has capable overseerage of Sam Ito:
Memo
for
nite
clubbers!
The
ery time one feels the need to. . .
Edward Warner I prosecutors'
long been a fa- enberg (with Johnny Isaac ..
Memories are like a wool blanket office), whom we did see at the show at Lee 'n' Eddie's with
those
Slate
vorite of Detroit thrown in for good measure). 1
that can be wrapped around one Jonas "briss," surrounded by a
Bros. (Sid,
music lovers. She was simply amazed at the enor-;
and keep one warm and alive and flock of friends who were trying
Henry, J a c k),
brings to the key- mity of the business they do. Al)
maybe make the end even better to pursuade him to run for judge.
who keep the
E. 6' urvitch
than the beginning. Who knows? . . Not a bad idea -- Not a bad
boards a refresh- proximately 2,400 different family
show jumping
One can dream, can't one?
idea at all, Ed!
ing
style
marked
by her pene- washes are handled a week
with their cra-
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trating insight into the musical each done separately. And the
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zy, versatile an-
baby service is the very epitome
Wars amongst nations always
Mrs. Louise Wolfe, River
tics between idiom of the old and modern of sanitation. No diapers are
end but the fight against disease Rouge, is indeed a dynamo. All
acts. They sing, masters.
touched by hand they are even
is an unending by herself during one of the Ha-
they dance,
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fluff-dried. They come out so
battle in which dassah drives, sewed 1,000 chil-
they imperson-
Here's more for the civvies clean and white and soft. WI
all mankind dren's dresses, and in answer tc
ate, they kill dept. — Harry Miller, son of
a grand and glorious age. Every
has a common an S.O.S. from Palestine, raises
themselves, just Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller, after
interest. . . In- enough money to purchase 1,001
thing made easy for the young
one howl from
4 years army service, 2 spent in mom today. There were no wash-
fantile paraly- sheets, 500 pairs children's socks,
beginning to
sis has played 100 pairs pajamas, 250 yards of
Slate Bros. end. Georgie the Pacific, and from my own ing machines, no baby laundries,
havoc with hu- percale and raised a $1,400 mini- Tapps, a great dancer does a fine Artie comes this "Will be out no nothing when my kids were
manity for ma- mum fund (for the upkeep of job from his Ravel's "Bolero" — Dec. 15, but have been swamped infants. Good Lord, what am
ny years. . . No orphans), $250 of which she per- a classic in taps — to his impro- with requests to work out here saying? And me not even a r
known cure for sonally donated. The wonder of vised routines to tunes called over the holiday season (my
grandmother yet -- I hope!
the dread di- that achievement still reverber- by the guests that range from
baby's a fine musician). Wire me
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sease has as ates.
pretty waltzes to hair - raising if no! Send Tux if Okeh." I sent
yet been dis-
Words of thanks should go to
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Boogie Woogie . . Mildred Bailey, the tux.
covered by
the management of the Harring-
Change of Name . . Tom Pol- the Rockin' Chair Lady of radio
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medical science.
ton Hotel for the manner in
lack's Bar out Mack Ave. chang- and recording fame is featured
What's
it
going
to
be
..
a
boy,
. . Then, like
in the show . . "Shnozz" Dunn,
hands.
The
Schmidts
bought
ed--
the miracle
trumpeter in Eddie Stone's band,
happenings of it and are changing the name does a novel and entertaining bit
to
L-Burta
Bar.
Good
luck!
biblical days — comes Elizabeth
with a tiny doll (which he dons
For Nightly Entertainment — Food at All Time
Kenny — known the world over
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like a glove) and his trumpet.
as Sister Kenny (because in Bri-
"La Fin du Jour" ("The End Fay Carroll, slender, glamorous
tain chief nurses are called Sis- of the Day") made its premiere singer does an excellent job sup-
ters) imbued with a conviction in showing in Detroit at the Cinema porting the bill. Very talented
• A MUST PLACE — FINEST WINES - FOOD - BEER
healing qualities of natural re-
Theatre last Wednesday. A not- Dorothy Armond and her pret-
Entertainment Nightly by Outstanding Stars
sources — and diets, which has
ties do the line numbers that
CL. 0070 ir
worked wonders among the able French film of pre-war pro- round out the show! And it's
ST.
ANTOINE
AT WINDER - -
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stricken. . . But money is needed duction, starring three of the Eddie Stone's sweet tunes for
to provide the wherewithal that outstanding French performers— the dancing.
effects cures. And s000, the Sister Michel Simon, Victor Francen,
BROADS FAMOUS BLACK AND TAN
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Kenny Foundation was started Louis Jouvet. It's done in French
Did you know that Wolfe Kauf-
with Bing Crosby, national chair- with complete dialogue titles in man, publicity director for Jed
man on the current fund raising English. . . The companion film
Harris' play "Of All People,"
drive. Opened in Detroit Nov. 22. is Louis Bromfield's One Heav-
starring Bert Wheeler and Walter
IRVING ALEXANDER'S — RED HOT REVUE
Headquarters? The marine re- enly Nite," with Errol Flynn.
Catlett, opening at the Lafayette
cruiting booth on Washington
Starring
Dec. 2, is Nate's (ass't prosecu-
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BUSTER BROWN, Taps
Blvd. at Michigan. If there's a
Solas Hartstein,_another re,r4nt tor, traffic court) brother? Wolfe
CLARA WILLIAMS
MARY JEFFERSON
cause worthy of your considera-
recruit to civilian existenet, of i thinks he can break all traffic
The Dusky Sophie Tucker
Sweet Tunes
tion — this is it!
his lovely "better half" still 2 be rules — at least the minor ones,
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GRETA FAY'S Line of Chocolate Beauties
Chatting with lovely Blossom entertained at a dinner next''Sat- like prohibited or overtime park-
NO DOOR — NO COVER CHARGE
Seely (Mrs. Benny Fields) at the urday nite at the home of trffr png. Wolfe is an old Eastern Hi
8825 OAKLAND AT HOLBROOK
Latin Quarter the nite of the Jack Hartsteins (brother) on I'll, grad. Been away from Detroit
For Reservations Call TR. 2.8913 — TR. 2.9032
Purity Chapter dinner dance diana. 25 members of the family for 20 years. Sound like "home
a
which was, by the way, quite the will also be fed. Solas was at-
town boy makes good."
affair with most all the "who's tached to the Recruiting forces
Dine and Wine
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who" attending — brought such — Detroit's Federal Bldg for over
Regret exceedingly to report
'Midst Tropical
grand memories of Temple The-
three years.
the illness of Mrs. Sara Fried-
ater days where many of our
Splendor
man, former Ann Arborite, at
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present celebrities made their in-
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Hal
Hamilton,
the
clever
come-
Harper Hospital. Here's to a
itial bow to Detroit, when ye
scribe (but, of course, I was only dian and master of ceremonies, speedy recovery.
Choice Cuisine,
a little girl, then) was assistant has stepped into the show-too-
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Luncheon and
Just heard via grapevine system
aramatic critic of the morning ping spot at Club Stevadora. It
sheet. Ah, but those are mem- is not Hal's initial spree at this that lovely Ida Sands (Ann Ar-
Dinner
ories one can wrap around one. popular east side night club. He bor) is visiting her in-laws-to-be
"THE SARONG ROOM"
Front
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holds an engagement record at at So. Orange, N. J. Her catch is
Running into Ann Tobin at
12 to 1 A.M.
808 W. McNICHOLS SI) ;rmI T LI-1 R7 .
Bobbie's brought memories, too
AT OUR MUSICAL LOUNGE
— of the Maxine Club days, and
JOHNNY DICICCO TRIO — PAUL MALLORY
the Addison and Luigi's and the
Louis-Braddock fight in Chicago.
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The London Chop House — a
rWrIallialViritnemommenzmompreswat
warm atmosphere, reminiscent of
Specializing in
Old World Inns where only the
SEA FOOD DINNERS
finest foods emanate from the
kitchen where Chef Eddie Dobler
Finest Lobsters, Fish, Oysters
reigns supreme. The wine eel:
Clams, Prime Meats
lars are stocked full of chateau
Complete Carry-Out Service
bottled vintage wines . . the bar
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boasts bonded liquors and li-
16805 LIVERNOIS, opp. U. D.
queurs of the finest quality ob-
Finest Foods
UN. 2.9866
tainable. The pleasures of eating
Wines and Liquers
and drinking mix amicably with
the fine music (every evening
Sparkling
'ceptin' Sunday) by Gagen and
Entertainment Nitely
the boys featuring Eileen Faye
featuring
in smart songs. Then there's love-
MARVELLE
Lovely
ly Marvelle and her songs at
Singing Pianist
the piano while the afternoon
patrons are treated to the de-
Dancing to
lightful piano music of charm-
SPECIAL
FRANK GAGEN'S
ing Ruth Walen. And, of course,
ORCHESTRA
Business
Men's
Lunch,
75c
up
your very genial host now is
Lei, Gruber, recent surplus from
Full Course Dinners, $1.25 up
tit Tit %I IIELAN
At the i,I,tuio eser)
Uncle Sam's army.
Private Dirling Rooms
after noon. bet. 2-5 p.m.
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Quick Service
And while we're on the sub-
ject of Latin Quarter, one of the
3
543 WOODWARD AVE.
155 W. CONGRES S
"chosen," Irving Kohlan, is now
CLifford 4038
in complete charge, which means
special attention and care to all
In the Heart of Detroit's Chinatown
Jewish parties. . . And please,
dear Lord, send my mother a
Nationally Fetnous for Its Excellent Chinese Dishes
son-in-law like Geo. Cagiano, chef
at L.Q., who can satisfy 850 wo-
• men at one time with the meal
Luncheon 11 a.m. • 2 p.m. — Dinner 5 • 9 p.m,
he cooked for their luncheon.
Sunday Dinner 3 • 9 p.m.
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The much talked of Dynatone,
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY — II a.m. • 3:30 a.m.
mi1l9
the electronic piano, will be used
NOW- Berm Owned and Operakd
HARRY CHUNG, Mgr.
by Mark Gunzbourg in his piano
concert this coming. Sunday at
3143 THIRD ST. — CLIFFORD 3154
Ili
the auditorium of the Women's

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