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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

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1946

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DETROIT , JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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With Sally Fields

Bachmiel's pop came in from Flo Connecticut farmhouse, denim ov-
rata Saturday a.m. by train, spear t cralls and garden dresses for her-
y. left Monday a.m. by plan e. self as farmer. The iron she uses
8 day, just got lonesome fo ✓ to press out her concert gowns,
'Butch" and a peek at the rest o f an absorbing task requiring more
family... Now he's happy an d than a little skill, which she finds
c
ack
e to "Maw". . . 'Dya suppos ideal relaxation on tour. Her
hat's all I need to make me hap - handbag is notorious -- stuffed
py when I get as young a 5 with letters which she never finds
time to answer. Instead, she
"Groups" . •
Gosh, what I wouldn't give righ Phones. . . Miss Anderson's con-
his minute for a bowl of goo d cert in Detroit will close the cur
borsht, the kind the Russian Sa _ rent series -of concerts at the Ma-
✓ sonic Auditorium. Her program
(War serves, or a "pirogi" o
any of the dishes the Russia n will include numbers by Bach
Handel, Richard Strauss, Verdi,
Samovar is famous for. . . Th
true Russian hospitality, the spiri Tschaikowsky and Paichmaninoff.
with which the Colonel greet
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you when you come in . , th
'Twos a grand surprise when
ease with which you're served . • Anne Tarnaroff arived home from
and the attention bestowed o
Florida and
your every wish. . . Were you a
found her son
(tar, you couldn't merit more at
Corp. Marvin
tention.
home from the
is
wars for keeps.
For a few mo-
Poor Jean. .
Mary was re-
ments the other day we were all
ported missing
kinda frightened for Jean Harris,
March, 1945
Larry Lawrence's
awrence's right - hand
and had the
.tan," Friday, that she might he
awful exper-
Peaking out with chicken pox -.
sal
knee
of being
but 'twos only' spring fever.
Corp. Tamaraff a prisoner of
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war. So, especially grateful is his
Eee-ba - ba - reeba! You shoul d family for the safe return. Marv's
have seen Tiny Weisberg, lookin g attending Gen. Mtrs. College for
so veddy veddy ultra. . . What Engineering and here's hoping he
an exhibition of the Rrrumba and engineers himself with a lot of
Samba she did give with Jules things he's missed and wants for
Gonzales... And can they rhum- himself .. Anne, who was a Drop-
ba, mama-mia! 'Twas at Lee 'n' kin girl just spent 5 weeks visit-
Eddie's, Monday night. Dldja ever ing her folks 'way down "Floridy"
hear Tiny sing "Yiddishe Mamma"? way-brother Morris and family
• . You know, of course, she was and sister Cele Bertman and
Belle Stuart, the warbler at the gang . . . Gosh, I'll never forget
Uptown Club for a long time 'fore when Anne and Cele (we were
she "aisled it" with Lou.,, And living on Frederick St. 'way back
is he proud of her! Oooh-ah!
them thar days--I WUZ 'bout H
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years old or there-about) when
"Four Hearts," new Soviet' film two gals, holdin' each others
comedy starring Valentina Serova hands (Cele wearing pigtails)
Eugene Samoilov and Ludmilla rang our door bell very timidly
Tselikovskaya, will have its De- informed- us that they were the
troit premier at the Cinema The- Windsor Drapkins and wanted to
atre on Wednesday. . . The first know if we were relatives---we
light comedy to come out of Rus- weren't, but we became pretty fast
sia since the war, "Four Hearts" f riends. First 'twas Cele and
features a cast of stars familiar sister Marian, then Cele and I
to American audiences through got pretty thick . . Anne we'd
recent appearances in Soviet films see now and then- the brothers of
shown here. Valentina Serova course we saw. Then new inter-
starred in "Wait For Me," Lud- ests, new locale, etc., and then ---
mills Tselikovskaya was seen boom -Hittin' the 'Ili Spots brings
here in "Spring Song" and "Taxi Cele (via mail) from Florida and
1 - to Heaven" and Eugene Samoilov,
last week, a re-union after
who plays the leading male role, "yahrs and yahrs" with Anne, at
is also the star of "Six P.M." . . the Rachmiel shindig . . 'Tis in-
Directed by Konstantin Yudin, deed a small world .. I'm so sorry
with music and lyrics by Yuri Mil- to report that Anne's mother is
hufin, "Four Hearts" was produc- quite ill at the moment.
ed at the Mosfilm Studios in Mos-
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cow and is released here by Art-
"23" used to mean "skiddoo,"
kino Pictures, Inc. . . How did
you do with "Last Chance," Art? but with the American Haven
Club "23" means that many ener-
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getic, civic and charity minded
Does an actress or a concert women who are real go-getters . .
singer get homesick? Or tried of Their greatest project today is
traveling? Just see how Marian aiding the refugees . . They're a
Anderson, the adored singer who small enough group to meet every
will spear at Masonic Auditorium other Thursday at a member's
Monday evening, March 25, has home ... They're celebrating their
'learned to create home "air" with 3rd year with a Donor Luncheon
Filer on the gypsy life of a concert at the Book-Cadillac Hotel, Mar.
artist, whose only home for so 19... Anne Klein and Anne Tam-
many months of the year is the aroff are co-chairmen of the affair.
inside of a train. . . She carries Ruth Katz is president of the or-
15 pieces of luggage, but only one ganization , .. If these three mes-
of them contains clothes. The dames are an example of the rest
others hold a phonograph, record- of the group, no wonder they
ing machine with which she tests complish such grand results. ac-
herself in all her new songs, her
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radio, her sewing machine, an
electric iron in a hatbox, and a
Bnai
Brithers
note: Here's a
Zest
of small cooking utensils. cute letter from Evelyn Citron
The great contralto, who is an who's attending a college at Al-
ardent honk-maker, uses all of buerque, New Mexico. Says she
them to create an atmosphere of started first Jewish student club
home wherever she finds herself. on campus and has been writing
L, The cooking pots are used to turn to "Hiller and hopes to get some
ut a little supper for herself, her cooperation. . . The local Jewry
corn
!moist Franz Rupp, and her
business manager, as a chan„(
from hotel and dining car menus.
The sewing machine has produced
slip covers and draperies for her

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Everybody In Town Says,

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Really memories when I ran in-
to Mrs. Chas. Solomon (Annette
Goodman). . .She was part of a
line of girls trained by Charlie
Roth of Roth & Berdan Dancing
School... Some of the others were
Nola Weiss (now Mrs. Marvin
Goldman) , , Sylvia Cole (Mrs.
Monty Freedman) . Jack Her-
ferd's wife (Fox Theatre) , . the
now Mrs. Jim Hughey and Lillian
Gross -- the only one of the crew
that's still free, white and 21?
(Not too far off.) .. Annette look-
ed darling. I did want to stand
around and talk to her a while
longer but I had a "sick friend"
who needed attention.
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The March Calendar for Purity
Chapter 359 O.E.S. follows: March
18, Special meeting, dinner, initia-
tion and social evening.. . March
24, USO breakfast at Jewish Com-
munity Center... March 27, Char-
ity Luncheon in Kern's Auditori-
um — proceeds to go to the Save-
a-Child Program. . . The next
regular business meeting will be
held April 1, at 8 p.m... Not bad,
not bad at all. Fact is, it sounds
interesting!
•
Do you know about the All-
Occasion Melnerney's gift bas-
kets? . . No matter whether it's
a birthday, anniversary, convales-
cent, or what have you. . , They
are both beautifully as well as
practically prepared. . . Why not
drop over to their sales room. .
McInerney's has been established
since 1849.

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Swell people — Julius Pother
has a modest little store on Hast-
ings St. He
contributed 640
pr. new shoes,
125 pr. mend-
ed shoes, 75
brand new pre.
of rubbers to
the clothing
drive. . . Mrs.
Samuel Shu I -
man was the
lucky gal who Nettie Schulman
received them for the drive... So
vivid a picture did Mrs. Shulman
paint of the homeless, poor, needy
Jews in Europe that if she hadn't
stopped him, we might have added
another poor needy (God forbid)
to our own in Detroit. .. There's
a law of compensation we're told
and I'm quite sure that Mr. Park-
er, somewhere along the line, will
get his just return.
•
A law of compensation? Why,
sure! Do good unto thy people
and the Lord will do good unto
thee. The Vic Newmans were mar-
ried 8 years. . . No signs of a
posterity... They both joined the
Louis Brandeis Group .. both de-
voting their time and energies to
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want her to start a B.B. Youth
Group. . . She's a smart gal, is
Evelyn. . . Has learned to "sock
herself on the jaw" and talk with
herself not toi and say.: "Look
here, gal, that's not for you,
'twon't do" --- and presto, you feel
bigger and better. . . I learned
that trick a long long time ago
and 'twas a good thing, too. .
Keep up the good work, Evelyn.
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One of Pontiac's leading citi-
zens, former mayor, and "who's
who" in Michigan's history mak-
ers, Bill Mitchell, opened a ilex
fur studio in the Madison Theatre
Bldg., Detroit. . . It's the Mitchell
' Fur Co., featuring exclusive "Fins
by Victor." The charming Mrs.
, M. is down at Miami Beach tak-
ing in the sun's rays while Mr.
M. is advAce press-agenting with
Detroit's "bluebloods." . , And
a wish of luck, all good, from me
to the Mitchell Furs.

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Aristocrats:' Important people?
Phooey! Give me the "hamishe"
every-day person anytime ...nd
a double phooey on the "6 Mile
Road rich-tocrat" (the mails won't
permit the proper word) who
phoned a lady of Pisgah early
one Sunday morning - "I'ni sorry
I couldn't bring the clodding
promised you during the week. I
vas busy wid my 'gin club'. .. l'in
so tired, I kent go out dis morn-
ing eder and I've got a card
poddy here dis afternoon, couldn't
you come and pick it up your-
self?" . . The Pisgah lady who t;,
chairman of the clothing drive had
been doing just that all week. She
too was tired and she too would
have liked to get a couple of hours
rest Sunday morning. .. But not-
withstanding, she went. . . She
was met at the door, told to go
down into the basement ('cause
"Mrs. 6-Mile" didn't want to get
her hands dirty — if ya please)
and get the couple of bushels full
of "shmotes." Can't some of you
women understand that when
those who go "shnorren" for food
and clothing and moneys — it is
not for themselves, God forbid,
but for YOUR PEOPLE in Eu-
rope — In those stricken countries
that are glad to receive what you
toss away . . that you should
deem it a privilege and a pleasure
and be grateful to the Almighty
Cod that you are ABLE to give
things away. .. Judging from the
description this "6-Mile Rd. rich-
to crat" mite herself have been in
"Kovina" or "Slabotky" or "Kri-
bitchuk" instead of 6 Mile Rd. .
God bless America, the "goldene
midine."
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Many happy returns, Eve, .
That's for Eve Jackson's (at Turkel)
birthday. She's been married thir-
teen years (another lucky sign).
Says her best birthday present is
the return of hgr very modest and
muchly decorated husband, Joe.
The Jackson romance started in
Northern Hi School Days. During
hubby's activities in the ETO, Eve
got herself a job at Turk's where
she was continually watched and
protected from wolves by one' -a-
more of her six handsome bro-
thers. . Not only did working
keep little Eve out of mischief
but it added to the nest eg:
which spelled business and future
security for the Jacksons. Good.
hick, kids, both of you. And may
you pile on those years of birth-
days and anniversaries.
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Clean with Orchid Cleaners .
that's Leo Podden's "cleanery" out

Welcome home from Florida,
Hannah Harvith, Mt. Sinai Hos-
pital president. . . Dr. Chas. and
Esther Gitlin. Dr. Gitlin Is resum-
ing practice in his old offices and
clinic on Glendale. . . When Un-
cle Sam called, both Esther and
Doe closed up shop and went to
work for U.S... He was a media
in the Army, Esther in the Navy.
. . "Old Glory" was left In the
doctor's office to keep watch ovor
the walls and doctor's tools. Just
as the doctor and Esther stood by
their "guns" until the finish, so
did "Old Glory" stand by until
they opened the office doors again,
a little dustier than before, but
just as erect and proud as al-
ways. Good luck!
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Kinda steppin' high and mighty,
eh, Phil? Saw Philly Rothschild,
our 'Round - the Town editor sport-
ing two lovely "Between Cover"
(currently appearing at Cass)
gals around. . . London Chop
House, Lee 'n' Eddie's. My! my!
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If you've heard Carl Brisson
at the Statler recently or any-
where else since, and if you have
heard the new, yet unpublished,
tune "Romance" - - that's Dorothy
Brown's, our own prolific little
Writer of songs. . . Such popular
tunes as "Babushka," "Blame It
On the Moon," "Jane," and a flock
of others are hers. . . Nice going,
Dorothy.

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